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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
wAsPs AND BEES GET DRUNK.
The Former Provoked to Unprovoked
Attack When I'm a Condition"

The Former Provoked to Unprovoked
Attack When I'm a Condition"
The argument against all and every
use of alcohol which we used to hear
much of years ago was based on the
statement that it was not product of
nature and not used in any natural
condition The argument itself is
very unsafe one, even If tire premises
were correct but they are not. and
the plague of wasps has proved it. l
have been watching the wasps with
great interest and have noticed the
avidity with which they attack GER
tain fruit when fully ripe, rotting, in
fact, and have also noticed some
of the peculiar results of their
doing so. The sugar in some fruits
which are most attacked by wasps has
tendency to pass into kind or kinds
of alcohol in The ordinary process of
rotting, fact which is easily ascer-
tanned by the use of still not large
en- ugh TO attract the attention of the
excise authorities. On such fruits,
particularly grapes and certain plums,
YOU will see wasps pushing and fight
ing in numbers much larger than can
be accommodated and you will see
them get very drunk, crawl away in a
semi-somnolent condit on and repose
in the grass for some time, till they
get over the bout" and then they
will go at it again. 1t IS
while they are thus affected
that they do their worst sting
ing, both in the virulent nature of the
roke and the Ut erly unprovoked as
saults OF which they are guilty.
vas stung as year by a drunken
was }, and suifere severe from
symptoms o nerve poison for several
days In such drunken peculiarities
they resemble their human conten-
pordries. 1t is evident, therefore, that
those who use the argument about
alcohol to W hich have objected must
give il up II more it is known that
there are certa'n plants ,orchids
whose oro>s-fertiliz ton is secured
Y regular system of public ho ses
in which bees are made drunk
for without inc briat.on the bees would
not 60 through the antics by which
al ne the orchids can be fortified.
am quite sure, however, that our tee
total friends will derive ar:uments
enough and awful examples quite suf-
iicient from drunken wasps without
the use of the argument / have dis
posed of. / can furnish them with
one. Having found out how fond they
were of alcohol, provided them very
abundantly with free pubs" with
swing doors and unlimited beer, and
now we live in comparative comfort
and view without compunction thou
sands of dead drunkards in our beer
hottleS
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
Clothing From Wood.

A Hungarian inventor claims TO
have made discovery which will
revolutionize the textile industry. He
asserts that he is able TO spin ordinary
wood pulp or cellu'os- into yarn. from
which all orts OF textile tiss ues can
be made IN the ordinary way. equal
ing in appearance, durability and
fastness of color the best cotton goods.
The method is not only, applicable to
cellulose. but also to every sort of
short tibrous material-for instance,
rags, scraps of cotton and linen goods.
The fiber. whether paper pulp or tex
tile refuse. can be dyed tefore being
spun into yarn, so that the dyeing OF
the woven material is not necessary.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
SwARMING THOUSANDS.
Siuety-four Peope to the Acre Crowded
on Little Manhattan I'ltni.

New York i, the most crowded city
In the union. ; he has tfty-nine leo
ple for every acre OF her area, and.
taking only the built-up part into
consideration. the ave age per acre
the actual distribution of the people
lis increased 10 ninety -four Iel
a. 2. In vivid contrast 10 this is the
amount of elbow room enjoyed by
the citizens OF san Diego. Cal where,
according TO the pittsburg Dispatch,
there is less than third OF an indiy'
idual-.3i-to the &C e. ana nca e'
home is Auburn, Me. with only ~
Of an inhab.tant to each acre actual
lv built Owe. The density Cf the
population in New York city can be
even more wildly imagined when u
is taken into account that Manhattan
island forms hardly more than nan
the total city area-only tilty-one
PER cent-and that ninety-five PEI
cent of the population lives CD
Manhattan. -Four OF the downtown
wards. covering a total area OF only
llttle over one SQUARE HlIAS' u"'N
an aggregate population bigger tnan
that of Cleveland. Buffalo. New
Orleans. Pittsburg. Washington or
Milwaukee. A review of the dala
Obtained from all cities show thas
the average percentage OF open
space to total city area is ohiy
twelve The percentage is greater
in the South Atlantic group OF STATES
and east il the North Atlann0
group. This is due TO the iact Una,
in the majority of New tDglanu
cities the present limit. are the sam,
as the old town bou..aries' aus
municipal improvements are connn,s
TO the wards where the most peop.
live. The area occupied By someu.
the American cities greatly eSce.u'
that taken up by the principal cruz,
Of the old world. Both Chicago aus
Philadelphia, measured by s]ua,SS
miles, are bigger than London has.
OF eleven American cities sprcau'
over more territory than does la'.s
Berlin is exceeded in area by se'''
teen cities of this country
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
THE OPAL.

On, relurt'ul Opli. c;nn.crn OF her
80 ca Ia talcnlS TO me 20 dear
In thy clear dCptlS each COloi leans
Ike The radiGnco NH en- from her spirit - ms
az all tho ems NEST hr lNlni thon art,
Ike The beauty Ia acr whish controls every
hrart
Admired thou must 10 from hove 10 throne
Like the homage she ever dom AIS as her own
Al zncicnt legend SAYS on" uRy ....
A DIV drop spIrklel on tGc spray,
Aad radiant in "a suubr IN slonv,
phCn 4 cold breath cane from the icc-Sinc :
throne ........
Aa4 thus q was with her / wcCp, ..
Kslt formed the Maker stopped Ia view her,
Sat Whiio Ills glory II, Ny each e. .ture,
she IryslalIzed IA perfect creature
CaicLEo Inter Ocean.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
Much Moro Remarkable.

\ young woman was recently in
troduced to Mrs. Croly as sister OF
so-and-so, the artist" Instantly the
exclamation followed: IL should have
known the relationship, my dear. by
the resemblance. Why. it is pos
itively startling. ! never saw two
faces more exactly alike in contour
and" "But Mrs. Croly," inter-
rupted the girl in meek. small
voice, II am only his sistcr-in.law. ="
Which makes it all the more re-
markable.n continued the other.
without the least embarrassment or
hesitation.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
GeraIda's OeIusion,
BY MARION LEROY.
CHAPTER vIl-CoxrlNrEp.

CHAPTER NIl-CoNTINrEp.
The thought sustains her so won
1s1tully that Else, who expects to
fui her fatiguel after the double
N.sSrpcy, tells her laughingly that she
Scks frcshcr and in better spirits
dru when she started.
Il suppose the business was
satisfactory? the girl ventures
~ inquire. as she watches Lady
::'away slipping her tea with leisurely
satisfaction.
Most satisfactory is the empha-
tis answer; and somehow the smile
Sat accompanies it irritates Elsie
conway. Il have heard some pleas.
sus news to-day, child"
Which am not to share,
puthcr?"
We'll, not just yet. think. :"
Lxdy Conway answers. putting her
mad u little on one side and regard
M her daughter with reflective
a'Ok that more and more bewilders
rod upscts her. 1T is news that
i Is not primarily concern you"
Then would rather hear no
Tpic. please"
Elsie puts in her plteous protest
Si,h an energy that her mother at.
Eibutcs to baked curiosity and
Stuudcd pride. but it has It's real
vsa in an unscltish fear for the home
sthin- Bridegroom and bride. De.
.iGSc her smiles and unwonted anna.
Nility. there is cruel glitter in
Isdy Conway's hard black eyes that
Ills the girls mind with vaguely
lrcrible ideas.
We'll. you will want TO rest now.
nothcr.' she observes with an ab.
apt change of subject Arthur
psi GcraIGa will be home soon TO.
Morrow"
Tho sooner tho bertr",' Lady
,-oaway agrees blandly.
owcu again. a. she looks into her
zaothcr's face AMI catches with an
~ >cnsitive!y acute the eNu.tant
nag of her voic". Estes cGcctionate
Es1rt sinks within her breast
"To-morrow, wish tomorrow
Ee-G over she thinks, n she walks
SloE,y up 20 her own room. Il am
ssgwuly nervous tonight: hare the
TO-; insane. unreasonable terror Of
rhzi - morrow will bring
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
CHAPTER VIII.

~ he following Gay--a lovely
ST. arrive the bridegroom and
5rnc. who look almost a, ral!an; a
She wtaiucr.
n>i,. with Ki;;y c.inging to one
Esni AM .iiI.s Arthur holding
staI1ii!y OF 10 the other. runs out to
greet them in the porch. and opens
Aer blue eyes IN amazement as Ger
ria ocnds her stately head to return
3iEr girl : greeting kiss
Why. Arthur, what have you
done with my pat.cnt?" she ciacu-
sates. N mock dismay. You have
maze away with her and brouGh; u
>nolern Hygeia in her place. She does
not look Is though she ever had an
iehc or pain in her lite"
Arthur Macdonald laughs, and his
eyes l!nger proudly and tondly on his
Tac's serenely beautiful face, as he
answers lightly
y am afraid she will not submit to
yoar nurscly tyranny any longer.
Elsie: she set the doctor AZ defiance
5eng ago" Then. "a the eager chill
zrvn take glad possession of their
dear new mamma he drops step
sJds, in more earnest tone. "She
does look we'll and happy, does she
4nt2'
Indeed, yes" Elsie answers
heartily. II could hardly recognize
she pale sorrOwful Geralda Of my re-
membranes. Happiness is the best
II all the doctors, Arthur, and you
two arc very happy. | am so glad
80 thankful. dear.N
She speaks earnestly, and. though
her lips smile, there 10 a look ot
prophetic sadness in her eyes-a look
that i not lost on her companion
Sho says quickly and kindly
Thanks: we are sure of your good
Eishes, Elsie; but your mother
Shcre is she? Surely she should b,
aere 70 welcome us home"
"Shc-she is here Elsie ilushes
seriously over her answer--"she il
IN the library, waiting to see You ant
GCralda; and. Arthur, You know how
queer she is sometimes--she asked
ne TO keep the children away"
Arthur Macdonald face harden'
and darkens 1t is evident he is
seriously displeased; but he keeps
mis- temper and self-control give:
yIsic's shaky little hand "a reassuring
pressure. and says kindly
Then obey her. Elsie. II Lady
Conway has anything disagreeabl,
30 say. the sooner it is said and don,
with the better; and IL is most de
>idedly a well that the children
should be out OF the way. Run away
little girl, and take Arthur and Kitty
With you.
Trembling in every limb. with th'
cid terror at her heart, Elsie obey
him without demur. She has done
her best to prepare him for an un
pleasant surprise. and now she feel
abe kindcst thing Is TO withdraw.
Nov. Goralda" Arthur turns q
his astonished wifc ana draws lie
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21

Balr,oral castle. They now go about
tn, country with ten-sheet posters an
n. ,n iur themselves as her majesty
:, ants
The wi est known of all the queens
S rvanls was aohn Brown, her majes-
ty's Highland personal attendant to
whose memory her latest Leaves
from the journal Of Life in the
Highlands" is dedicated.
John Browns birthplace is THE
Bush" farm lying to the north of
Balmoral castle, a road much fire.
quented as a drive for visitors. He
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
Beifast's Dry Dock.

At Pelfast the Alexandra graNsS ~.
or dry dock. completed in 1857 ,. ~
a floor length Of $40 feet, whiIe a..
outer sail to back of wall the ; al
lance is $50 feet. The inside aha
at the top is ninety-two feet anu "a, be
bottom fifty feet This DOCK ~ OF
divided into three separate docA' :
used as one large dock.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
Tobacco Habit

Since the worldwide diffusion of
the tobacco habit its earliest and per.
haps original use has been in a great
measure overlooked. With the abort
gines of America smoking and its
kindred practices were not mere sem
sual Qualifications, but tobacco was
regarded as herb of peculiar and
mysterious sancity and its use was
deeply and intimately interviewer
with native rights and ceremonies.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21

took place at the
new palace in Pots
dam recently she
wore a gown of
pale green brocade,
with an extraordi-
narily high diadem
of diamond and
necklace and other
ornaments of prec-
ious stones, and
was the observed of
all observers .rhe
Emperor, in his
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21

THE KNPHEss oYrather ungainly
GERMANY. uniform of the First
Prussian Foot Guards, seemed rather
awkward sort of boy beside her. All
Germanv agrees that the empress In
the noblest and handsomest woman
who has ruled in Germany for several
generations
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
Buslne.. Head.

Old Bullion. on his death pea am
my property is willed toyou, ua wife
afraid my children by my mrs. mrs., the
will make a contest, and tnen
lawyers will get it. love:
Young Wife--Dont worry. -, one
can easily fix that III mar
of the lawyers
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
Big Trees of California.

1t is the testimony of those who
have seen the great trees of California
that much of the effect of astonis h.
ment is lost because the visitor ap-
brooches the trees through forest of
giants that gra dually increase in size.
Many pines ten feet in diameter are
passed on the journey, and in this
way the Wis tor slowly works up to
trees thst measure above thirty feet
in diameter.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
rho Pot and the KettIe'

German Grocer-Mine frenu" had
old CLAY bibe makes tam
schmell. 49, Anvil do
Mr.. O'Rafferty-How inc ill., When
yez know how me poipe smc ,ns.ont,->
yer stirrin' up yer sour
Texas Siftings.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
Book. written In Prison.

MaLy a good book has been writ
ten in prison. Socrates, Ccrvantes.
Bunyan. Defoe. Lovelace. Tasso,
Berangcr. Raleigh. George Wither
and James Montgomery all continued
their literary labors while suffering
from 4 cursailmcnt Of liberty.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
SERVANTS TO A QUEEN
THEY RANK VERY HIGH IN EN-
GLISH SOCIETY.
the Title of Servant to Her Majesty
Is an Enviable one Indeed-John
browns Memory Honored by Queen
Victoria.
English Correspondence

HERE Is TO THE
English heart an
enviable honor at
tached TO the title
OF servant to her
majesty" 1t is sell
dom that permits
sion i S given I o
persons not in the
royal service TO
use the title. An
exception has re-
Gently been made
in the case of the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
Answered.

He. thoughtfully--When Aces DO
marries twice which wiz
take when he gets to heaven .,.miiy--
she, who loves fim' or .iss trics
Neither. A man who marrle'
doasn,t go 20 heaven Vogue
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21

Her majesty's Indian empire is re-
resented in her household. There are
four of these Indians Her Indian sec
retarv. Hafiz Abdul Karin; her per-
sonai attendant, who gives his arm
TO her coming down the stairs" ETC.,
ami their servant and their cook. A
special part of The castle is assigned
them, where are their kitchen and
other apartments. Their food is pre-
pared by their own cook in accordance
with Hindoo customs and prejudices.
The atmosphere of their portion OF the
castle is said to be redolent of curry.
The Indian secretary assists her maj
esty in her study OF Hindustanee and
al four accom- pany the queen abroad
as well as t. Osborne and Windsor.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
The Empires. Augusta.

The Empress of Germany has be-
come magnificently handsome
woman. At the review dinner which
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21

John Blown is bnried in the little
Crathie graveyard green, well-kept
spot. not far from the castle and the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
JOHN BROWNS HOUSE NEAR CRAIG eowAy

occupied il in his lifetime, but his
body rested there before burial
In the castle park, on a grassy bank
near the cottage in which the queen
breakfasts and write. is a life size
bronze statue of John Brown He is in
the dress he always wore when in at
tendance upon tae queen, except, of
course, on state or dress occasions,
the same that he wears in
the picture here. Two medals
are upon his breast; the one
conferred by the queen for long and
faithful service, the other for saving
her majesty's life. lie holds his Glen
garry cap in his hand. The statue
wears a smiling look, as though he
were about to speak. Upon the granite
pedestal is this inscription:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21

De. A headstone Of gray granite
marks the grave. Upon it is the fol
owing inscription:
This stone is erected
In anectionate
AMI grateful remem brance OF
JOHN BROWN.
rersonal ait IN ant and beloved friend OF
QUEEN VICTORIA.
In whose service he had been
Fer 81 wears. 80.
Born in Craithei arid sth December, 10
Died at Windsor Castle, eth March.ls
THAT friend on whose fidelity you count
that friend given 10 you by clrcumstSnc,es
over which YOU have no control, was Gods
own gift 4"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21

Dul Arthur uvcS uol lOliuN vi Nuce-
ton, or try to help her: he stands
rigid in the center OF the room.
Lady Conway breaks the silence
with cruel laugh.
Things are worse than imagined,
then? | thought your love had led
you to condone an error in your
wife's past, My poor Arthur. ! am
afraid you have bitter disenchant-
mcnt in store! You have never heard
Claude Bcrenccr's name. you say
Will Mrs Arthur Macdonald say the
same"
Are you flend?" demands Ger.
aida. 'Sad and terrible as my story
is. shameful a. the world may call
Though heaven knows. | was limo
cent of all willful SHINY husband
knows il all. told him all; we have
buried the past together. Why
should you--you to whom he has
been so nobly generous. revive II to
torture him now?
Lady Conway smiles sccptically
bat ii is not she who answers. Ar
thur seizes tho girls arm roughly,
and says. in harsh voice
''Goralda, YOU are mad; you must
DC? What nonsense are YOU talking?
Your story. your sim, Claude
Berenger. W nat dc these words
moan?"
She trombles in his strong clasp,
and looks. with bewildered terror,
into his face. then falters feebly-
"3h. Arthur. be merciful! You
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-15

Zaboowski bywai tylko u Polaka
Wrzesihskiego, zam. pm. e3S ma No
BILE ul. .zreszta sa Przypuszczenia, ze
i nazwisko zaborowski bylo przybra
ne. Samob5jca pochodzil Kr6le-
stwa iprzebywal W Ameryce cd 5ciu
miesiecy, przez ten czas ME mial
zadnego zajecia. zys re swoich fun
dusz6w. Byi to cz}owiek srednio in
teligentny. Pieniadze, jake mu po.
zostaly, przeslas do Polski, podobno
zonie s~ojej W liscie rekomendowa.
nym, kwit cd ktorego wiasnie PREY
uim znaleziono. Pieniadze wyslai pod
nazwiskiem Wrzesihskiego, ME
chcac, aaeby jego wlasne nazwisko
fgurowa}o W tel przesylce q zamia.
rami samob6jczemi odzywai sic pare
razy. Ostatnio pytaf znsjomych o
droge do Lincoln Parku.
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NOtatki telegraficzne
zagranicy.

= Niemiecka Rada pahstwa "a
twierdzi}a znsczna wiekszoscia gso'
sow traktat handlowy Hiszpania'
= Prezydentem Zwiazku szwaj
carskiego zostaa obrany p. Frei, b.
posel szwajcarski W Westinghouse.
Parliament angielski odroczy
sic ma swieta Bozego Narodzenia d.
% go gru1nia, rozpocznie ma nowo
posiedzenia zaraz 27got. t. m.
Dorota Klun PIKE, Amerykanka
San Francisco, otrzyma}a wczoraj W
Paryzu stopieh doktora nauk Sci
s3ych. Bronila tezy astronomiI.
w O lesSie " RoS,i b, {f @now
wypadki choIery; W Ja}cie, W Kry'
mie, 9 wypadk6w.
w LondYnie, Liverpoolu, Bri.
stolu i innych miastach Anglii psnu,
ie grozna influenza.
- Wczoraj W Fragmore W Anglii
odbyso sic prey mauzoleum ksieoia
Alberta uroczyste nabozehstwo zaso.
bne, jako W 81 ga rocznice smierci'
Byli obecni: kr6lowa, ksiaze Walii.
ksiaze i ksieana York i inni czlonko-
vie rodziny krolewskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-15
Rabunki.

Czterech rabusi6w wdarlo sic wczo.
raj W nocy do domu Hermanna Esdo-
hra W Jefferson ma rogu ulic Theodo.
sia i Milwaukee ave. Kiedy pan
Esdohr sic obudzil, jeden rabusi6w
stanas przy MIN rewolwerem W reku,
podczas gdy drugi zabierai, co zdo-
lax. zabrali zegarek, }ahcuszek z
dyamentowym brelokiem inne ko-
sztownosci, razem wartosci $500.
Jakis Negr wczoraj zakradsszy sic
dc domu Thomasa Nc Graw pm. SAL
Lake ave., zabra3 klka cennYch
przedmiot6w i uciek}. Nc Graw spo'
strzegi uciekaiacego juz wo}as G
pomoc; scigano tez Negra, ale NADIA
remnie: szybszy cd inuych znikf W
ciemnosciach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-15
Notatki Mieiskie.

y W niedziele ma popisie nOrg.
Patryotycznej" W Hall prey ul. Bra
dley (doch6d przeznaczony ma
,Gwiazdke" dla ubogich) miedzy
innemi beda deklamowali pani L..
szwajkart oraz PIP. w. J. Jtzwia'
kowski Adam Szwajkart. Bilety So
do nabycia u FIR. Kaczmarka W pol
skich aptekach. Program szczeg6}o.
wy bedzie ogloszony jutro.
W d. 31-ym grudnia T. b. W
Hall sw. Stanis}awa K. PREY ulicy
Bradley odbedzie sic przedstawienie
dzieci szkolnych i sierotek. Doch6d
przeznaczony ma polski Dom sierot.
Przedstawienie odbedzie sic o godz.
4 81 po po}udniu.
= Wykonanie wyroku smierci ma
zonob6jcy Painterze, ktore mialo ma
staple dis, zostaio odfozone rozka.
zu CUB. Altgelda ma dzieh IL stycz-
MIA 1894 r.
w niedzielnym popisie nOrg.
Patryotycznej" opr6cz sokoia sw.
Stanis}awa K, wezmie r6wniez u.
dziai Sokof nr. 2. Przygotowane 20.
staly wsp6lne 6wiczenia, prawdziwie
swietne.
= Miss Dora Stagman, zam. pm.
5000 ma Carpenter ul. otrula sic
wczoraj kwasem karbolowym. Jest
umierajaca. -. Powodem samob6j.
stwa by}a nieszczesliwa milas6.
= Trzynastoletni chlopiec Richard
Bachem slizgas sic wczoraj ma jednej
lagun W Jackson Parku W poblizu
Gmachu ryboi6wstwa. Nagle lod "a
lamal sic pod mini biedny chiopiec
utona}.
= DIS przypada 5-letnia rocznica
wydania pierwszego numeru naszego
,,Dziennika".
= Wczoraj ma kolei Northwestern
niedaleko kosciola sw. Stanislawa po.
ciag przejechal jakiegos chsopca pol.
skiego. Nieszczesliwy utraci noge.
= Sad przyznal miastu Chicago
100000 "a HAWAII gruntu, przy ul.
Throop, zajety przez budujaca sic
kolej g6rna Metropolitan. kadne
pieniadze!...
Waryat Daniel Smith wYwolal
wczoraj wielki poploch W wagonie
tramwaju linowego ma Madison ul.
Wydobyl z kieszeni REVOLVER "a
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POlak samObojca.
w Lincoln Parku wczorai o

w Lincoln Parku wczoraj popel.
nione zostalo samob6jstwo. Jakis
nieznany cz}owiek wszed} W zarosla
i wystrza}em rewolweru odebral
sobie zyc e. Kula byla skierowana W
glove. Samob6jca by} W wieku sre.
dnim. znaleziono przy MIN gazette
polska, zkad wnosza, ze by} Polakiem.
Nadto domniemanie to stwierdza ia
okolicznosc, ze przy zabitym znale-
ziono kwit pocztowy ma przesylke
oddana ma stacyi P6inocno.Zacho-
dniej przy rogu Milwaukee i Elston
ave. Kwit bys wydany ma imie Jana
Nepomucena Wrzesihskiego pm.
63S ma Noble ul. ma posylke wysiana
do J6zefa Maraszow wskiego W Mie-
chowie, W Polsce.
W ostatniej chwili dowiadujemy
sic, re osobistose samob6jcy zostaaa
sprawdzona. Nazwisko jego ME jest
Wrzesihski. Mai sic on nszywac
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w Colorado zaniedbano eks-
ploatacya kopal6 wegla po-
wodu' wiekszej eksploatacyi
srebra, wydobyto tam tylko
62,6S3 ton, chociaz pok}ady
tam bardzo So znaczne. New
Mexico dostarczy}o 2,100 ton:
ma}o tam potrzeba, DO klimat
}agodny. Virginia dostarczy}a
tylko 675 ton. W kopalniach
wegla pracowa}o 34i,943 lu.
dzi; z tych pracowali ci, kt6-
rzy So zatrudnieni W kopal-
mach twardego wegla, 1913
dni W roku, a zatrndnieni W
kopalniach miekkiego wegla
219 dni W roku.