davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23
FIlly.eIsht Years Of Success

have gwen u tho reputation Of a specific In Inns
hhocuonh, IRON the common cold 10 the diresl
COnHumutOn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
RkACCIE "a
lima we WfOSzech.

Cd dawna juz ME pamletaja
we W}oszech takiej ostre] zlmy, jak
obecna. Wszystkle rzeki jeziora
g6rnych W4och pozamarza}y. Ogro-
mne sniegl pokryfy nletylko Alpy
i Apeniny, ale l pola. Tysiace ro-
botn'kow PRAGUE, ably oczyszcic
ko]eie i wszystkle pociagi So o
dzlennie znacznle opoznione. w
Genul srozy1a sic dnia Is z. %
straszna canned snietna. w Tury-
ME W r6znycn lnnych mlastach
zimno dochodzl W tych dnlach do
Is stophi. w Rzymie by}o 7 stopni,
Fontanny rzymskie pozamarza}y.W
mieszkaniach, z wy]atklem niewIe.
lu nowYch kamienlc ma lata budo-
wanych, cierpi sic bardzo, DO ko
mink So niedostateczne do ogrzania
pokol i sal ogromnych pa}ac6w.
Rzymiame jednak lubla ch}dd, tax
dokuczllwy ola cudzodziemcow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

= "ryao 9
1T "Hl M.Ienie cores
Ar"dt "a" $3.50 cesarzai Turee.
'"2@" I k""stantynopolu Caro-
l. skarz D o v >. .asxyli ME
sawodne spossbv domowsgo i til
niego leczenia rozmsityoh ehor6h
oraz opisanie rozmaltych roslil
leczacych przez Przyjaciela Luds'
koaci
"vlnszo i q ola rodzl-
COW innych drogich os6b.. 80
proroctw ON l Q b | d y, kr6.
lo"ej re saby, 13 Sybilii, Ksis-
dza Marka Wernyhory i innych.
on roku 57s pred Naredzenien
Chrystusa al do p6Snych wicklow
senn:i osyii Wr6tsnie 20 snow,
Ma ~przeszfo 1900 prsypadk5w
sfuSace, z r6znych starodawnyeh
ks'ag zebrany ........... IL
ROZMOWA POLAKA z Kaszube
lISTORYA O GRZEGORZU,
kt6ry przez II lat pokutowai
przykuty do skaiy. Piekns
wsruszajace opowiadanie ola lu-
1UCHARKA POLSKA I AMIR
SO
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli aku-
tiki ME rosiuszehstwA, ksiazka xu-
pefnie nowo +; trebciw;e u}etona
IRABIA PAROBKIBN q kmie.
wa
)POWIADANIE PODROANEG0
@ strasznie dsiwnem foku...1O
iAKLETA DzIE WICA. 10
3ARTEK HATKA..
'le6ni Polskie o, zebrAne ola
Polonii W Ameryce przez WI.
raw dzlwy Persko Oh.
G ipski s g n n i k. - najpew.
n~iejszy sposob wygrsnla ma To-
teryi wedlug kombinacyj siyn.
nych magik6w i profesorow ma.
tematysi Orliee itp.-tudzieA wy.
jawienienie tajemnie ispos6b, ia.
kich u&ywano " starozytnoioiS
do przepoviadania j wrokenia.
przysz'oaci.-Z przeszio 200 o.
brazk, III. Dosfowny przedruk
S'"nika drukowanego dru.
karin Unlwersytetu JagielloA-
sk!ego W Krakowio.... $50
} K }adnej dziewczynie. 10
20 wishd kohcu tyeia .Pifaae
PontskisEo- 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
Starogard. w sobote przybyl

Starogard. w sobote przybyli
tn %antysemlci posef Zimmerman,
professor Pauder l kuplec Paasch
z Berlina i umiesclll sic W obelzy
P. NickIa, gdy W hotelu Vorbacha
i'm odm6wlono przyjecia. w ME-
dziele przyby1 j~eszcze znany 2
procesu Ahlwardta baron v. Ian.
gen. Antysemicl odbyll ]edpak
zebranle d. 1890 I'm. ma sail D.
Przybyszewskiego. Gl6wna move
pow,edzia} pose} zimmerman.
W~skazujac IA to, re i'm W JednYm
ho:elu odm6wlono p~rzy1ecia, pc.
wiedzla}, ze , tn zYdostwo umie
swoja potege rozwijad. Polecaf
Manipulating kupca Karola Paascha
z Lipsks. w ~rozprawach bra4
udzia} tez socyal'styczny kandydat
Jochem z Gdanska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

Selec2yn. 7go b. M. odby}o
sic tn posled2enie k~atolIcklego
Towarzystwa nauczycieli. Przez
dw6ch kslezy: X. dziekana hobuh-
skiego, proboszc2a mlejscowego, l
X. prob. Kochanowsk,ego 2 Par
chewa, stawlli sic wszyscy nauczy-
clele Z wyjathuom nauczvclela l
organlsty G%ollnlcka 2 Parchowa,
kt6ry nalezy DO ,,wolnego". iowa.
rzystwa. Pc nosiedzenlu byla "a.
bawa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
WeMerOWO. w uroczystosc

Wejherowo. w u~roczystosG
Matki Bcskiej Gromnlcznej spot
kaio wiascic;ela Jana Jesakc z
Sobienczyc nieszczescle. Gdy .je-
cha} z rodzina do Eoscio!a, W
pobhzu Zarn6wca wywr6cl}y sic
SAME, a Jeszka dostai SIG pod ME
tax nieszczesliwie, 10 soble
zebra poiama1, O~dwiezIono 90 do
domu chorych W Gdahsku. 20
letni zaS starzec krawlec Labuda 2
Wierzchuclna, ktdry ]opusclwszy
koscl6i, wszedt ma l6d a tam pos
lizguqwszy sic upadf wywichnai
soble noge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

Wejherowo. 13 b. N. obcnodzl}
tute]szy rzecznlk Grolp SO rocznice
swoiego urzedowanla W Kwldzynie
brat davniejszy w}asciciela Bic
lawek pod Pelplinem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
zApISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
z Prus Polskich

Grudziadz. Dawnle] tn a
teraz W Heillgenstadt urzedujaicv
nauczyciel seminary 9.W S n O.
W 8 k i obchodz1 W po}owle wrzes-
MIA Is rocznica urzedowanla swo.
jego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
W Y B O R

Najoso5liwszych maboie'fstw 4 piesnd
Ksiszka do nabozenstwa y duzeml
literaml ola ludz, kr6tki wzrok
majacych Tub ola osdb etarvch, W
s~licznej opraw1e 2 okucjem
CENA f 25
liotna te h<iq:'e dos'"G ~ ksjc
5arni III. DERI q W.>kIEGO "
Nlnvna, Miln |59 f.. 2ni ~,i.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

+ zorui. DINA SGD b. m. rano
zmari tn W 30 roku zycla master
piekarski Teodor RuPihski, czlo-
wick nieposlednich zaslug spra-
wach nuszych sp6iecznych. Me
dawno zmar} mu syn ma pierslowa
chorobe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

dali nurzajacego sic W wodzie
to czlowiek jakls, trzyma sic
konwulsyjnie "a deske. a
balwany rzucaja MIN W strone
ladu; juz Jest ma brzegu =
ley W znak zmeczony =
cczy %zamkniete, caly siny,
szkoda, more wyrzuci}o
kogos ma lad = ale niezy-
wego, a przynaimniej ME
zna6 " MIN iskierki zycia =
przypatrzmy sig p%rzynaimniej
temu rozbitkowi = jakas
twarz znaioma = to ROBIN
son! = TAX to Robinson,
kochani czytelnicy! zalany
balwanem, chwycl} sic przy-
padkiem "a deske i ia go
wyratowala = ley teraz bez
czucia, ale cos drgnelo W
MIN, rusza reka ocalony
przechylll sic ia box - wo-
da z ust p}ynie, powell
otwiera oczy - siada rozgla-
da sic - Boze gdzie jestem!
zawo}a} s}abym g}osem =
zb1era ostatex sill, wsta]e ma
nogi patrzy = a tn z
okretu tylko szczatki pofoz-
rzucane p}ywaja po morzu,
zywei duszy ME ma, nigdzie
sladu czlowieka, on jeden
pozostal, wszyscy potoneli =
Ivy mimowoli pola}y sic z
ocz, pada ia kolana i dzieku-
je Bogu "a wyratowanie cd
smierci.
Modlitwa szczera pokrzeplla
jego ducha, powell przycho-
dzac do siebie, poczal mys-
lee o dalszem ratunku, pre-
biega wyspe, ale nikogo ME
spotka} tylko krzewy i drze-
wa, westchna} biedny, DO
pozna}, re jest sam ma bezlud'
mel wysple.
w tenn pozna} ma piasku
Shady bosych n6g ludzkich,
radosG wstapila do serca, ale
ME ma diugo. Slyszal bowiem
nieraz o dzlkich ludziach
zaludniajacych wyspy, kt6rzy
ME znaja Boga a zyia jak
zwierzeta, zywia sic cia}em
ludzkiem; = dreszcz przeszed}
pc ciele, moze natra6c ma
Mich lub ma dixie zwierzeta,
uczul, re niewiele by} bez-
pieczniejszym ma bezludnej
wyspie, gdzie m6g} bye lada
chwile pozartym przez dzi-
kich.
Me by}o jednak w czem
wybierac, trzeba by1o zdac
sic ma wole losu. = Uzna]
.jednak nasz Robinson "a
bezpiecznieisze, schroniG sic
ma drzewo i tam czekac dnia
i wynalaz} drzewo roz}o-
zyste wdrapal sic ME i tam
jak m6g} usadowil sic.
(Ciag daisy rastapi.'
ZApISUJCIE SORIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

+ Sztune. Ago b. m. pc potud.
zmar}a pc dtuglch clerpieniach
opatrzona Sakramentami swletemi
Klementyna z Donimirsklch Sam,
piawska W W. Ramzach,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
X uCharka
POLSKA l
SKA
zawierajaca ~
zawierajaca
kilka set

przepis65w kuchayshich.
dln ,"}odych mezatek, kucharek
&. Spodyn ia TAME ssnaczne przy-
+ 2,i<an,e ro,maitycl. pot,aw. a
>>cl-gdlnle znp, sosow, jarzyn,
l"traw m'esnych i postnych L
uNx@Iedn en'em potraw polskich,
IA an"w1c,e narszczu, blgosu, IRA
row, faAdw, j pleczywa amerykan.
sAirGu Jazz" to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, PIES, It'd.
CENA go G.
Mo5un te hsiqsAe dostoG 10 ksie.
G4rui II. DERD OWSKZEGO, W
Wuuona, Mimi. 50 E. End str. o.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
,~Idb1OnOtuO.

Jadtonowo. kslaze Oginski,
MAJ dzledzlczkl dobr %jab}onow-
skich i obozlnskich, Maryi z
Narzymskich, umarf pred kllku
dniami "a granica Cato jego
maja przewiesc tudotad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
COS PlEKNEGO
s. mi iasGiaeh.

l. q w r a:
!. Papuga, ~pow,astka.
q. Palma Kwletnlowa, powlastka.
.. Smutne skutki nlemadrego fgla,
,rwlastka.
a Nleuczynnosc, pow'esc.
3. preczucie, ~powiastka.
6 LudwiKa j Helena, powiesc.
:. Liotowka, powlastka.
$. Ivy p~rzylao,6}ki, powiastAa.
GINA 80 c..
Mona ts ksiq5he dostoc 10 ksie.
g0yni H. DENDO WSKIEGO "
Winona, MINI. SO e. End str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

o l. godz. pc pol. ma drodze do
szkoiy poblli sic 12letni po}oracia
Gortz l S}aw'nski, przyczem Gortz
wyclagn9} z kleszeni n6z TAX
nleszczesllwle krewniaka i wspof-
ucznla zranl} W piersl, ze tenze
natychmiast skonaf. Morderca
podobno ME ohazuje wcale znakow
zalu l tylko mysli o powieszeniu
sic. Czy ME prawda, re mlodzlez
~dzlczeje?
WBrachuo,oie pod Chetuza szewc
Gorylskl chcia} sobie ma noe
ogrzac dobrze lzbe i urzadzl} tax
zwana ,,gore", to jest nak}ad}
zarzewa dc garnka srodku lzby
ustawit. Zagorza} cd tego sam z
iona, tesclow3 dwojgiem dzlec1,
d%wuletnlem czterotYgodnlowem.
Jego najm4odsze dzlecko Edo
iano %docuciG, try osobv pozosta}y
trupaml.
+ Jan Gosk. Najstarszy SEE
reg6w obywatelstwa ziems6ieGo W
Prusach Ia chodnlch, tn zrodzony
zestarza}y l z%as}uzony, umar} 1890
b. n. u c6rki swoJeJ PAM Kazimle.
ry Wlerzblckle] W Wielgiem W
powiecle Lipno W Krolestwie, do
zywszv poznego wieku, DO 80 lat
blisko Cur. "a. czerwca 1918 RI
Gorace SERGE polskle, %getowosc do
wszelkich posing obywatelsklch i
sasiednlch, goscinnosc nieogrsni-
czona, SERGE przy]acio4om oddane
poczciwosc we wszystklch zycla
obowiazkach, OTTO cnoty, kt6re
smierc, acz naturalna W tax POI
nym wieku, uczuwac daja b%olesnle
wszystk!m, kt6rzy 90 znali
kochall Gas tax d4ugi. Il. l.. p.
Kasin. Robotnlk tutej sly Ret
kowski umar}, wyplwszy pewna
Hose splrytusu, wskutek g}uplego
zakfadu. Sam wldocznie pragna}
smierci.
Golub.~Zaczeto luz wymlerza-
ME dla kole, ze%laznej, kttra chcq
z tad przerrowadzic do Kowale~a.
Ko$cierzyno. W njedziele
pred poludniem rozdziela{o tn
trzech agitator6w Gdahska bro
szury socYallstyczne i karteczkl na
literagrafa Jochema. Broszury Cd
}ozy4a rolicya aresztem.
Ma srode l5go b. IN. wieczo
rem zam6wi} antysemita kupiee
Bodeck ma sail p. Turskiego re
branie wyborcze, ma kt6rem mia
kuplec Carol Paasch z Llpsks
movie O uprawnleniu ruchu anty-
semick1ego. Ale policYa ME poz.
VOLTA ma to zebranle, poniewaz ns
sail %jeszcze ME SO zaprowadzon'
zadane Cd policyi srodkl bezpie-
czenstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

POLECA SIZE
sZANOwNEJ PUBLICzNOSC
~szystklm wiarusom Polonusep
W Ameryce
NOVA BMEGARNlA
Il. DERDowsKIEGo
" Winona MINI
Me8na sprswadziS cd Dardsw
skiego ka&da ksistks pslska, jaka
wsgols istaiejs " Ameryes, piaeas
get6wk9.
Ponissj wymieniany aiskttr.
ksiaiki, jake nasEa ksiSgaraia ma
ma ~sprzeda1:
Ksiazki szkolnei tres
CT naukowel.
6ATEHlzM ~RzYMsKo-KATo.
LlCkl tnsfy) .........
me-" o"rawie......1 II
kATFH'ZN ~RZYMSKO-RATO.
LICK &. 7.szy) " moonej ..
a2!E,!t ~GAREGo I NoWEGo
Tk>TAMENTU, W nocnei o.
rr.". u ."rb.go).... 40
HL!.iF NARODU POLSKIEGO
sl.kNA>TARz PoLsK1, J6zeA
t!.o"'>h-"
'I>kFbNik POLSKO AN.
Gihl">Nl = cxyli ksia4ka do
nnuk yc>yka angieikiego IS
ls'd- pissni ola szk6t pol
*k'cA W Ameryco. uiokyi byiy As
p~ycirI " Chicago Franoiszsk
| Eabka
: 'amat Pelska ufoio.
II" przez Te"dozege Sierocihskis.
:" rr" frsora Jszyka polskiego ]
I n-ratnrv DrukowaRs ola ssk6l
r'.krh Amcryce 3 wydania
"~>>""s'rg~, W mocnej oprawis
emeutarz Mafy czyn
| ""rw.za Nauka CsYtania, Pisa.
:" k:.chowania, przss W. Dy-
"'""
W mocnej eprawie.
:4l>TORYA STANOW ZJEDNO.
NZONYCH.. .............75
~, ronowefy, powiesd
~>r,sAsr" bardzo, wzruszajaca 70
,ia,psvtnych czasow
ta sauna mocnei oprawie ze
nnuonym tytuliklem.-..... 60
.sI~staw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
,"~ ely; tiomaczenie przez ks.
hmahskiego..
ia sama W mocnei oprawie
go
Llstownik Polsko.Amerykak
III. Podrecznik zawierajacy,
NauRe pisania iistow j gotowa
wzsry list6w, " wszystsieh ,.rEy.
psdkaoh .AYots."-.:.."..a.e0
- >~,-roty ezyli powles
..-.&v iass-a zgroze nieludzko6oj
4ru,"-+ .av.~ *, i dotkliwos6 NO
~> "-A'.f,>y IS WARY ic cn6a
A,-.~ - H., srdZia i szcZo.
n.r >.>", ,"a;r2 rsci przez ks
-s",>A'" DO
.,.,.s .'olskie pyEe
~ hr. SAarbka. Zawicrs: I
~spra~a kwjawska, q Hulan'
"a sadie, 81 kukasz Stempel
D~ie siostry, s. Przewoz,ail
= Jeniec Wojenny, y Jsss
xu!t, - Mundur, o Kruk 80
A. K rdeoki Przeo
"auliuow W, Obrohoa Klass.
80" Czestochowsk,ego.... IL
hatcrska r 0 d z i n a, u
nw.k powstanis 1853 2, gda
3rni~ prawdziws opisJ w!
@aFilcXl .".. ..lo
srot W aozki, pc
r>astka Z czas6w powstania Ia
.NieJ'd ilcSCluHLhl . . . ~
nfa deraoi B arscy u
~.hirze, powieac napisana pre-
K ......-.. .......25
reg, W 3 d y. ChrEel
~"n'n, 2yd ! Turek, czyli 1t
R"su pok&ada ~saufanie, 0 ten
nA .enze ojcowskie staranis. Pc
~',st nader powabna j pouoza'
..a przes Tomasza Wisniewskie
*
iNr Wleosny Tu&aoz
;-,nzalem imieniem Ahaseverus
STORY m6wi, ke &yl pred q
Arzyzowaniem Chrystusa Pan
przez Wszeohmocno66 Bog
~jeszose do dzisiejszego dnia Ok
o EV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

Saturn. w Trzclarle 10 b.. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

Polecam " .rlcplzun y rn"
wienstwu jak sz;,no~n. u ,.%"
rzystwom 2olsk,m mos ~"l''e"-
cownie roznegn g'tuH.v is'+A
gwi. Scarf. sD.-na't .
Reret. a1a}cA sss~"g'~".:l ..
wskich lap. po j"k"a.J"">"",
Genie. Wykopuje wszystA'c o,>.'
lunkl jak najpunktalniej i "aj>n
m,enniej, DO pr1ez 1zie"'yt""@ -
lat praktyki nsbra}#n NpraN "
powyzszych wyrobach. Tax"
lebnym Siostrom p"irr 80 ""'i
sk}ad i v,elki wyhdr sN. i,
WelOn6w, Rsns.:va"", -
Dziewczyt i Chtopcdw, przvs1epu
jacych do p%ierwsze] komunn Swie
tej.-Tak samo nam zawsze IA
sk1adz;e Morony, WeSe"s
ola miodYch Panien do slubu,
wszystko pc jaknajtanszej Genie.
B@ Prosze przybyc i przeko.
nae SIG W Polskim Handful, zanim
sig udacie do Skfadu narodowosci
obcej.
4 szacunklem
w. SfOmaihska
$780,. Milwoukee doe. Chicago III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

Kosin. Robotnlk tutejszy Ret
kowski umar}, wyplwszy pewna
Hose splrytusu, wskutek g}uplego
zakfadu. Sam wldocznie pragna}
smierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

Golub. ~~Zaczeto luz wymlerza-
ME ola kolel z%elaznej, kttra che?
z tad przeprowadzic do Kowalewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

Me2na sprswadzi6 cd Dardsw
skiego ka&da ksislke pslska, jaka
wsgols istaiejs " Ameryes, piaeas
get6wka.
Ponisej wymieniamy aisktSrs
ksialki, jake nasza ksiSgarlia ma
ma ~sprzeda1:
The record-union., 1893-06-20
BASEBALL TALK.
Stockton's Team is Sure TO Come to
Sacramento.
John III. hatcher of This City to Be
Elected Vice-President of the
State Baseball League.

The jig is up with Stockton, and-ac-
cording to San Francisco paper of yes
terday-there is no longer any doubt re-
garding the transfer of the Stockton team
to tins city. Manager Moore came here
and made an offer that was accepted. The
offer was that he would play the second
season here provided he was paid 81, 900.
He got his money and closed the deal.
The Stockton people raised kick
when they found that the team was really
going, but it was, of course, too late.
Their chance, as chances sometimes do.
had passed them by. Moore told them
frankly that it was not that he loved
Stockt ton less, but that he loved the sup
port Sacramento would give him better
He also told them other things that
wouldn't look well in print.
The gentlemen in Sacramento who
have been active in working up the deal
are Clay Chapman, George H. Clark,
John II. hatcher, Jr., and Frank Hick-
man. hatcher will be made Nice-Presi-
dent of the California League at its next
meeting, the promise having been made
that Sacramento should have the Vice
Presidency when the transfer was made,
and Mr.. hatcher having been selected by
! the Sacramento baseballists to take the
office.
Moore has already paid a months rent
on the grounds at Snowflake Park and
made arrangements to have the park put
in firSt-class shape.
San Jose made Moore a flattering offer
for the team, and some people there will
feel chagrined that Sacramento, the hated
rival of San Jose in the State Capital
argument, should out-do them thus, but
Mora saws ha likes the looks of Sacra-
The record-union., 1893-06-20
WANTED TO SEE MR. SMITH.
One of the Specimen Customers q
Hotel Man Sometimes Encounters.

One Of the Specimen Customers q
Hotel Man Sometimes Encounters.
When she came into the Office of an up
town hotel last night she did not appear
to know exactly what she was there for;
neither did the clerk, but he guessed at
it.
She was woman Of mature age, and
corpulent, and looked as though she
might be anything from the proprietress
of lodging-house to the motive power Of
a woman's rights convention. She had
slight "Frinch" accent with her, also.
is Misther Smith in?" she asked
mo. num-" replied the clerk. as he
viewed her critically.
''Oi suppose We know who l mane?'
she continued. "Does Misther Smith
live here, anyhow"
no, num-
oh, yis, but he dop' she asserted, and
she drew written memoranda from her
pocket. sit SEE, ask for the proprietor
Arc you the proprietor, sor?"
40, mum"
well, thin" she exclaimed, as she
eyed the man OF few words, this here
paper don't FAY anything about the clark
or the disk. UPIl see the proprietor him
self"
NO, num-" replied the unhinching
autocrat OF the once, as be lit a 2ji-cenJ
cigar and turned the full blaze OF i
carat breastpin loose and nearly blinded
his antagonist.
"Well!" She exclaimed, 81 want yez 10
be civil and sind for the proprietor! 1
had apartniuts i'll this hotel before yez
liver saw daylight, 50 | had :"
BY this time mos, of the guests in the
reading-roOm assembled, attracted by the
one-siued controversy, and the clerk
thought IL time 10 Quit.
~ on had better go, now" he said.
I "AIr. Smith doesn't live here and the
proprietor is not IN"
rs it go?" SAID she. "Phuy shall Oi
go? D'yez think ye can Intimmydate
me? Call the police, if yez want Thin,
but OH put Thin onto your record, so Oi
Will. Vi can tell thin a few things tharll
make you sayAicil! Shure, amt this d
public house, Oi duuno?"
At this juuctItre the thrOng in the Office
gathered about the counter ana crowded
the old lady farther and farther back,
until she Was almost jostled out OF Tho
| door. She finally went out, talking
louder and longer and threatening
vengeance. Whatever her game was, Il
seemed To be understood by the clerk
and it didn't WORK.
The record-union., 1893-06-20
CLEAR WATER.

The Trustees Complete the Specifica-
tions-Bids Called For.
At the afternoon session of the City
Trustees yesterday the specifications on
which bids are to be based for supplying
the city with clear water were read and
discussed. Il. 7. Devlin was present on
behalf of the subterranean bidders, l.. L.
Hatfield represented Messrs. Livermore
and Gallatin, aud DIR. Van Orden was
present on behalf of the South Yuba
Company.
The matter of minimum propositions
were debated at some length. The rep
resentatives Of the gravity systems
wanted the maximum reduced tor the
first live years, with the provision that it
can afterward be increased.
1t was finally agreed that the maximum
should be S,00O,OO gallons per day for the
first i've years, to be raised, II required,
on six months notice.
The extent of the city man to be laid
was fixed at 10000 lineal feet (or less if re-
quiredJ, on such route as the City Trus-
tees may determine.
Mr.. Van Orden objected to the clause
providing that the property or plant of
the contractor should be held ''prima-
rily" responsible for the faithful perform
ance of the contract. He did not see how
Iuey COulU Sell DOlluS WIN SUCH CLAUSE
IN the contract. 1t would, in fact, shut
his company out.
Mr.. Devlin held that the only safeguard
the city would have would be such a
clause. 1t would not interfere with the
sale Of bonds.
Mr.. Hatfield agreed with Mr.. Devlin
that the clause was proper one.
The clause was allowed to remain.
Twenty years is given the city in which
to purchase the plant.
If the quality of the water shall at any
time become impaired or insufficient
the contractor may use the river water
for term of six months, if necessary.
If a new and improved supply be not
supplied within that time, the city shall
have the right TO rescind the contract
under certain conditions.
1t Is further provided in the specitica-
tions when the work shall be com
menced, ami that water must be supplied
the city within eighteen months after the
signing of the contract.
The ordinance was gone through in de-
tail, and at a late hour in the afternoon
was completed. The rules were then
suspended and it was adopted.
1t calls for bids to be submitted to the
City Trustees by the 18th OF next month.
The record-union., 1893-06-20

Word was received here yesterday by
General A. l.. Hart of the death of his
mother, Mrs. S. O. Hart, in San Fran
cisco. Deceased's home was in Colusa,
but being in feeble health she had gone to
San Francisco in the hope of getting re-
lief
Mrs. Hart was daughter of the late
Colonel 5. X. Cavins,a prominent lawyer
Of Indiana, of which State she was a
native. She was a sister of Mrs. A. l..
Rhodes of San Jose. wife of ex-Chief
Justice Rhodes, and also Of Judge \. G..
Cavins of Indiana, a class-mate of the
late Newton Booth of Sacramento, and
came TO California in 1896. Her age was
81 years. She will be buried in Colusa
OH Wednesday.
Senator Z. c. Hart and W. c. Hart OF
this city are also sons of the deceased.
She had often visited Sacramento, and
had many friends here.
The record-union., 1893-06-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Hon. William Johnston came up from
Richland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ johnson are
visiting at Reno, New.
Mrs. George G. Allan of Nevada City
is visiting the family of Frank Gaschlin,
1925 street.
J. w. Moore, the owner of the Sacra-
mento baseball team, came over from
Stockton yesterday.
D. H. Arnold and S. r. Murdoch,
prominent citizens of Colusa, are at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. William n. Runyon and
Mrs. George Carly of CORTLAND are at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
Hon. Robert Casner and D. NJ. Arnold
of CoIusa are in the city i'll attendance on
the Anti-Debris Association.
james NJ. Wait and Dottie Fitzsimmons
of Pleasant Grove were married on Sun
day by Rev. Father Walsh in this city.
Miss Irma Fitch, the rising young vo-
calist, was up from San Francisco last
week on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. Fitch.
\ party of French gent emen have
been stopping at the Capital Hotel, hav-
ing Just arrived from France. They are
looking about the State.
At last accounts Colonel P. A. Finni-
gan and family had finished touring
Norway and sweden and were of for
Russia, regardless OF the cholera.
Mrs. Henry T. Scott and Miss Cum
| ningham OF san Francisco, who have lust
returned from their Oriental visit, VIII
spend part of the summer at Castle Crags
Tavern.
Mrs. Wessie katzenstein and Professor
| j. 5. Becker, who went to Auburn 10
take part in concert given by Miss
Edith Highton OF that city, an accom-
plished musician, returned yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beckman of this
city and Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. keegau of
San Francisco, who were recently UP
north on pleasure trip, came near being
| wrecked on the Columbia River a week
ago.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
P. NJ. Doyle and wife. Truckee; Frank
Bullard, Iolo; George b. Davidson,
William Motel, NJ. Menar, NJ. De Beur-
mann. NJ. Bachelel, NJ. Manehauge,
! France; j. II. Bachman, West Buttes: /.
Kelley and daughter, Brooklyn, y. y;
L. Haynes, City; j. ii. Martin, Wood
land; k. Cosner, Lovedale; Don Hackett,
Iruckee; j. Marchant, lone; Jake Kline,
Frank Sharon, san Francisco: William
4. Hoke, Yuba City.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: Thomas Munro, jamestown,
\. y; j. w. kingman, Il. b.
LouisSon, L. A. Willard Jr..
New York; B. +. Walton, Suffer
County; John NJ Jones, Kansas City; K.
J. Barlow, Oakland; Miss Morris, Chico;
William y. Runyon and wife aud two
children, Mrs. George Carly, CORTLAND:
d. ii. Arnold, ). k. Murdoch, Colusa:
r. NJ. Satterthwaith. Miss Il. V. Bishop,
L. J. Lewis, W. Il. Fry, san Francisco;
John ID. BidIle, Hanford.
Rev. Finley Macdonald Of Scotland
and Duncan Mckenzie of New jersey
passed through this city on Saturday en-
route 10 Chicago The former is brother
of A. Ii. Macdonald OF San Francisco