davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21

ciezy sto tysiecy dlugu, ale
fszkolY elementsrnel. w~Ystarcza
lacej ola dziatwy polskiel, pie
ma. W para6i Zmartwych-
wstahcow sw. Jana Kantego
budu]a kosci6} "a wiecej, 1ak
sto tysiecy, ale dzleci jest
zaledwie t W szkoIe pol
skiej, A jest tam przesz}o DIVA
tYsiace familii polskich. Og}o
szenie p. Mirskiego brzmi:
So k Diana O chowle.
Zawazywszy,ze ma Wo]clechowie,
oraz ma dzleInicach sasiednlch,
okazuie sic zupe}ny brak Szk6}
Polsklch elementarnycb, postanow1-
lem za{ozy6 szko}e ma Wojc1echowie
wolm kosztem ,przyjmowsc do n1ej
dzieci oboga plci cd lat 5 do 14Fza
opiata mlesieczna. pc so cent6w.
Stara6 sig bede, ably po dw6ch
latach pauki, umleli dobrze czytac
1 p1saG, ale beda posiadac take
pewne wiadomoScl o religii, geogra~
fiji, historyi polskiej lpowszechnej,
oraz arytmetyce. Sadze,ze szanowni
Rodacy zechca mnie popieraG, gdyz
PREY ma}ej liczb1e uczni ME beda
W moznosc1 szko}y za}ozyc.W razie
otuchy moge otworzy6 kurs jezyka
a~nglelsklego lub innych jezyk6w i
nauk wyzszych ola os6b starszych.
PragnacY zapisac swe dziecl do
mel szko{y, raczY adresowaG do
mnie do aptekiDr a. Hosyzawsk,ego,
NJ HoYne ave. 1925, lub do
Redakcyl Sztandaru rog IL J
Ashland ave.
jerry M:rsk].
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21
pochodu cara Wraz !

Podczas pochodu cara Wraz y
orszakiem W niedziele do
koscio}a, mial nastapiG wybuch,
Sprzysiezenie wykryto sku-
tklem tego, re sprzysiezeni,
przewaznie m}odzi, bardzo cze-
sto przybywali do Smolenska,
zkad robili wycieczki do will
carskiej. To podpadlo w}adzcm
policyjnym w Smolehsku i
rozpoczeto robic poszukiwania.
Mlodziehc6w owych w}adze
mia}y ma oku, przyczem
wykaza}o sic, re prawie zawsze
przez personal kolejowy byli
oczekiwani, kt6ry ich 60
miasta prowadzi} i zawsze W
tym samym lokalu przebwali.
gdzie by}y rowniez narzedzia
przechowane do podminowa-
MIA. Tutaj otoczy}y sic obrady
z towarzyszami z Smolehska,
kt6rzyim do will towarzyszyli.
Zwykle pc dw6ch sprzy-
siezonych chodzi}o do will.
Policya aresztowa}a kilku
urzednik6w kolejowych W
chwili, gdy z dworca prowadzili
spiskowcow do miasta. Zna-
leziono PREY mich szyfrowane
pistna i tax ca}y spisek sic
wyda}.
Znaleziono ma polu roboty
przedwstepne do zak}adania
min, dynamitu jednak Lie
wykryto, zdaje sic vice, re
spiskowcy zamierzali W ku~
ferkach lub W kieszeniach W
ma}ych ilosciach przeniesG 60
p6zniej do will carskiej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21
I krakoWa.
81 Maja.
SzanoWny RedaktorZe!

Luis WyJeZuZdm w AWo""
postanowi1em napisac slow pare z
grodu Jagiellon6w - gdzie miafem
sposobnos6 ogladania tylu tax SWEET
nych narodowych uroczystosci tax
wielu pamiatek, przypominaj acych
nam dawnych bohater6w i obroh-
COW wolnosci. - Zas}uguje ma uwa-
&c W Krakowie to, re cd sci godz.
z rama re szczytu wiezy koscio}a
Fanny Maryi - zaczyna Och stra-
zak6w wytrebywac co godzina
piesni patryotyczno narodowe.
Trivia to do godz. gel wiecz6r CO.
dziernie. S}yszac tie hymny,
cz1owiek rozrzewnia siei mimowoli
KY cisna mu sic do 6cz......
W ubieg}y czwartek, jake W
dzieh Bozego Cia}a, tysiace
poboznych zjecha}o sic z pod zabo-
row: Moskiewskiego i Pruskiego,
kt6rzy udali sic na Wawel, gdzie
%odprawia} wotywe sam ks. Kardyna}
Dunajewski W asystencyi licznego
duchowiehstwa i representative
rzadu, wojskowosci. Pc skohczonem
nabozehstwie wyruszy}a procesya.
Poch6d r~ozpocze}o Tow. dobroczyn-
nosci "a bractwami (kt6rych by}o
kilka tysiecy z choraagwiami obra-
zami) postepowa}a kompania 81 pub
ku z muzyka ma czele, nastepnie
d}ugi szereg duchowiehstwa
(Dominikanie, Paulini, Kapucyni i
inne zakony), ks. Kardyna} Dunaje-
wski W otoczeniu Kapitu}y. Tuz
PREY baldaohimie postepowa1 Dele
gat, jake reprezentant cesarza, pre-
zydent miasta, liczni przedstawiciele
w}adz politycznych i wszechnicy
Jagielohskiej. Wojskowost zaje}a
miejsce Obscene Ia Rynku. EVAN
gielie swiete przy o}}tarzach Spiewali
kolejno (przy kazdym o~}tarzu) ka-
nonicy kapitalni: ks. Wr6bel, ks.
Sobiera jski, ks. Midowicz ks. Ga
wrohski. Przy podniesieniu ozwa}
sic hejna} z wiezy Marjackiej "a
MIN nastapi}a saliva Z 1000 karabi-
now wojskowych. = Wielki Rynek
krakowski przyleg}e ulice zwi}y
sic cd uczestnik6w W tel zachwyca-
jacej tax %wspania}ej uroczystosci,
W kt6rej bra4o udzia} do 80. 900
poboznych, pr6cz genera}6w, sztabu
i wojska. Poch6d by} tax wspa-
nia}y, imponujacy a NADIA
jacy ceche urzedowa (bo ~urzednicy
i wojskowi brali tenn czynny u
dziaD, jakiego nigdy ME widzia}em.
Pr6cz cech6w rzemieslniczych bralj
udzia} takze veteran wojskowi ze
swym sztandarem. Sokoli ME brali
udziafu.
Przyby} tn w}asnie do Krako
wa, W przejezdzie do Lwowa p. M,
Konihskiz New Yorku, jake delega1
Tow. nowojorskich, komitetu Wy
stawyKosciuszkowskie we Lwowie:
kt6ry zatrzyma} sic u mnie przei
kilka dni i by}em niejako jege
,,cyceronem". Pokaza}em PAM
Konihskiemu wszystkie miejscs
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21
L Poznabskiego.

SKUTKIEM zaprowadzenia
dwuletniei s}uzby wojskowej
postanowif minister wojny ME
dawa6 JUL odtad mrndur6w
3o}nierzom powrscajacym z
wojska, tax jak to sic dzia'o
dotychczas. Zoloierz, gdy bedzie
zwolniony re s}u&by, wlaien
sic zawczasu Postcard o ubi6r
cYwilny. Ola nbogich rezerwi.
stow &o}nierzy jestto wielka
przykro5c, albowiem niejeden
ME bedzie miat IA to, by
sobie zaraz nowY ubior sprawlc,
gdy starry mole dawno podartY
przez mlodszych braci, kt6rych
zostawif W domu, kiedy go
drano do wojska.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21
ucharka
POLSKA l
VIZ SKA
z~awieraj4ca ~
kiIka set

p,zppivG'm 1ucharsk1ch.
tle n,h.'vth n.ez.tek, ku' h"r-k
stsr""i. n liza tame s:nar>ne przy-
r2a.}.ame r" ma h'h r"1'aw, G
~s~rz1y"ln'e pup, - SOW, j~a'zyne
p"1rAw e>n}ch m'~,nych
uwzgIedn; eniem potraw polskicho
mianvw1c,e barszczu, b'gosn, FRA
.6w, fak6w, i pleczywa amerYkan-
skiego jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pes, It'd.
60 q
1tozmc e Is'q'7e aostot 20 ksilo
/nr"i II. IE"I>"USKZEGC W
W.nona. Al III 50 L. End att. % %
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21


kazdY boil %grobowY. i powie-
dzie6 %jeszcze, czyjej rodainy
spoczely W MIN kosci. UczY1em
sic tego cd OLGA " dzieclhstwie,
p~rzypomEialem pc powroc'e.
Chrzescianski teraz lud wio.
ski nasze] teskno nosi zafobe
po DIS dzien "a swoimi bo-
gami; ME czci ich jul, ale sic
ieszcze ME umia} rozbratac 2
mimi. W dzieh wspomnienia
zmar}ych, ma Dziady, przypo-
nina on i zmarlych swoich
z%niszczone bogi; wywolujac je
2alem iednym. Navel mogi!y
p%rao]c6w postroit krzY2ami,
zeby je uSwiecjt, a hadowY
Gal i Lelowa Kontyne krzy-
zami take ostawif, by sic
m6gl tam modlic, gdzie sic
modllli dziadowie.
0! piekna i wielka Jest ia
czes6 podah przesz1oSci, ten
posmierty zwiazek z duchem
ojc6w, kt6ry SWAT rozszerza
otwierajac wrota do bezdennych
zamierzchlych wicklow, co mas
poprzedzi}y i uslaly nam droge
trupami swemi.Ja ME pojmuje
nawet, )ak bez tego zwiazku
re swiatem duch6w 3y6 MONA.
To mowiac, starzec wpro.
wadzi} Juliusza do pieczary,
zapalit swiece W milczeniu j
poprowadzlt 60 z SODA jednem
z przejsc podziem1a we2szem i
wiecej bry}ami gliny !, gatezmi
zawalonem Cd innych. D}uga
a ~azka szyja kilka razy
skrecala sic pred nimi roz.
dzielafa ma kilka lochow w
rome idacYch strony, ,zucll'
W prawo i W lewo szersze /
wezsze izby wykute w ziemi,
nareszcle przedar}szy sic przez
naval suchego chrustu tarno,
wego. stanell u drzwi debo
wYch, ktore prosta drewniana
ale mistecna zamyka}a kiodka.
Siekier4 chyb1 m6g} ia ME
znajacy spo<obu otworzyc.
z podniecona do nawy4sze
90 stopnia ciekawoscia i troche
nadziei widzenia Maryi, wszedl
Juliusz "a starcem do wynio"
sleiszej skleplonej pieczary,pod
sama dawna znajdujacej sic
swi4tynia. Byfa to iaskinia
kulista prawie, dwadziescla
krokow mole obwodu malaca,
sparta W poSrodku ma jednym
ogromnym slupie, cd ktorego
3ukami rozrazstafo sic dosyt
ksztaltnie ~wyprowadzone skle-
picnic. Widok jej PREY stabYm
migajacYm blasku swjecy
wyrwal mimowolny okrzyk po'
dziwu 2 piersi mlodego cz}o.
wieka. tax to co ujrzai niepo
podobnym b}lo do niczegc
widzianego W 2Yciu.
W sluple olbrzymim wydra
3onym gfeboko, Ma pnlt
ogromnego debu, wznosi} SIT
batwan kamienny, nieforemny
ale z dzika. wyrszistoscia pe}na
fantazya wyciosany. Me byi'
W nim sz>uki, ale to co szthS'
tworzy, uczucie... reka co g
wyrobiIs, czuta po,e4nie mysl
kt6rs wyrazlG chcia}a / przela|;
III }o1uio co;oconv rfo1 n1atnf
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21


pamiatkowe, zWiedzilismy sk sart'1et'
na Wawelu, groby Kr6lewskle,
gdzie ley ro6wniez Naczelnik Marc
du T. Kosciuszki IL grobowca Jego
wzieli6my kilka liSci ma pamiaatke'
- zwiedzilismy kopiec Kosciuszkl,
z kt6rego pan K. wzia} ziemi ola
Polak6w W Ameryce, biblioteke
Jagielohska, 700 lat istniejjaacae,
teatr krakowski, muzeum, Tow.
sztuk pieknych, koscio}y it'd. it'd
Pc uroczystosci Bozego Cia}a pan
Konihski udaf sig do Lwowa. Ia
pozna}em p. K. z p. j. Rogoszem
wydawca dziennika ,,G}os Narodu,
kt6ry umiescif 0 MIN wzmianke W
swoim dzienniku.
W tych dniach by} r6wniez W
Krakowie p. L. Kokocihski, Was
ciciel restauracyi saloonu amery-
kahskiego we Lwowie.
Ma przybyc do mas takze z
Texas znany szerszym ko}om pol
skim W Ameryce pan Zygmunt de
Mahskowski, ably zwiedzic Wystawe
Lwowska.
Pomimo, re l3 Marca +. b.
wys1ano z Ameryki rzeczy ma wy
stawe, pc dis, II. pc dzieh 81
M a a I. b. ME przyby}y %jeszcze
ma miejsce, chociaz czas otwarcia
Wystawy jest "a dni kilka.
Pomnik Mickiewicza W Krako-
vie, pomimo re buduja go latkilka
i rusztowanie niezad}ugo zawali6
sic moze, jakos ME przychodzi do
do mas, chociaz pieniadze wys}a-
no ma odlew. Chodza tn jednak po-
g}oski, Yep. Regier, artysta, pieniaa-
DE stracif - a fabryka bez zap}a-
cenia takowego ME wyda. Pisma
tutejsze pog}oskom tym zaprzecza{y.
- Komu jednak wierzyG?
Ia to W Drohobyczu juz zosta}
ods}oniety pomnik Mickiewicza z
napisem: ,Adamowi Mickie-
wiczowi. Mieszkahcy Dro-
h 0 bycza okolicy" Projekt
pomnika p. Baracza. =
Dr. Marchwicki, dyrektor Wy
stawy we Lwowie, zosta} W ubie-
g}ym tygodniu najechany przez
dorozkarza No 264, i odni6s} pot}u-
czenia, kt6re jednak ME So zbyt
grozne.
w pawilonie br. Poppera ma
! Wystawie zdarzy} sic wypadek. Otto
W ubieg}a srode zawali}o sig RUSTIC
wanie i przygniotlo 3 robotnik6w.
Ciezko rannych o~dwieziono do szpi-
tala.
Mr6z wyrzadzi} W Wielkopol-
see W ogrodach wielkie szkody.
Pr6cz tego ucierpia}y ziemniaki,
kt6re zmarz}y zupe}nie, zyto, be-
dace obecnie W zupe}nym rozkwicie.
w K%obieznicy spadf W nocy z soboty
IA niedziele Termometr nizej zera
- Podobne wiesci %nadchodza cd
Wschowy i Miedzyrzecza.
DIS zas W Krakowie ko1o
godziny 11-ej rano pr6szy} snieg,
pomimo, re ME by}o zbyt zimno.
W dniu wczorajszym liczne
grono koleg6w - drukarzy, zebra}o
sic W moim mieszkaniu i urzadzi4o
mi pozegnalny wieczorek, gdzie
odspiewano piesni patryotyczno :
narodowe, PREY toastach. P. Szoltz
wypowiedzia} stosowna move. Ia
zyczliwosc koleg6w i solidarnosc,
s%erdecznie i'm dziekuje, oraz p.Kor.
neckiemu, WI. drukarni, kt6ry jest
cz}owiekiem prawym i robotniku
szanujacym.
Ma zakonczenie donosze, re
odkryto znowu spisek ma zycie cara.
Zamach mia} nastapiG pod Smoleh.
skiem podczas 6wiczen. Odkryto
tajna drukarnia. Aresztowano kilka.
dziesiat os6b i odes}ano do Petropa.
w4oskiej forteey W Peterburgu.
Miedzy aresztowanemi znajduje sig
bratanek Pobiedonoscewa, POWER
nika doradcy cara, oraz c6rka
ovp ;onoro1o-o; A,Jr1o;o-o
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21

~lNTERESENCI " sprawie
majatku pozostaiego pc Hero.
uimie Kautzu ma Ku]awach
zgfosic sic NIGGA do x. pro-
boszcza Nogi W Ostrowie pod
Wierzchoslawicami. Pc dfugich
szukaniach W starych ks1egach
kosc,elnych znaleziono haste
pujace metryki: y Jana Le-
wandowsklego, syna Mateusza
i Franclszkl Lewandowskich,
urodzonego W Ostrowie pod
Gniewkowem r. 1856. p An
drzeja Lewandowskiego, syna
Mateusza i Franciszki Lcwan-
dowskich, urodzonego r6wnie4
W Ostrow1e r. 1857. 3)Macieja
Lewandowskiego, syna Anto-
niego Cecylii Lewandowskich.
ur. " Bombolinie W paraGi
os::rowskiej, r. 1870.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21
Nowy zamach
ma cara.

Rosyiska dyplomacya mil
czy zupe}nie o nanowszym
zamiarze zamachu ma zycie
cara. = Wed}ug prywatnych
iednak a wiarogodnych via
rzecz sic przedstawia
jak nastepuje: Nihilisci ME
mieli zamiaru will carskiej
pod Smolehskiem wysadzic W
powietrze, tylko zakryty ganek
prowadzacy z will do koscio}a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21
PoIska pod Moskalem.

W MALWlEp anuje cholera
dose SLIME. Prezes reiencyi
kr6lewieckiej wydat rozporza-
dzenie na ograniczenie komu-
nikacyi osobowej, tvlko ko1ej
4elazna pa Have bedzie prze-
wozi}a osobY, a te beda pod
nale3yta kontrola lekarska.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21
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"A Used by all owners of Horse and Cats
tie. A Complimentary copy Of DR.. Humphreys
care Of Domestic AnimatsSeHorses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs end Poultry Sent free.
MEDICINE Co.. 18 FULTON Ae~a Ny
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21
Jeszcze O sZkotach
chicagoskich.

Artyku} nssz o szkofach
chicagoskich poruszyf kl'ke
Observation-Disclosures, jak gnia-
edo szerszeni. Ma dowod ma
ssego publicznego za4alenia
przytaczamy og}oszenie 2. J.
Mirskiego z jednego ostatnich
numer6w .Gazety Polskiej'
Ma chicagoskiem Wojciechowie
Smyrna times., 1894-10-31
DR.. POuIson's Sermon.

Rev. Thos. l.. Poulson, d. D., of
Jamaica, Long Island, who had Joined
his wife several days previous on Wis
it to friends here, occupied the pulpit
of the Methodist Churcn Sunday morn
ing. His text was "Wherefore. seeing
we are cOmpassed about with so great
a crowd of witnesses, " Hebrews xii, 1.)
the subject evolved from which being
"Faith"-that faith which resting on
the divine promises from the first one.
that "The seed of the woman should
bruise the serpent's head" has been
the inspiration of the great characters
who have marked the different epocns
of the worlds history from it's begin
ming.
The most potent forces in nature
such as air, electricity, gravity &c.
were unseen aud accepted in faith, and
if so in the natural world, how much
| greater might it not be expected in
things pertaining to the spiritual life
that only has beginning here, with
| the full fruitiOn beyond the bounds of
time and space. While holding the
idea of faith as applied to the individ-
ual and church we'll in hand the speaker
|
preceding chapter of the great exem-
plars as narrated in biblical history as
well as witnesses from science with the
other hand, with more than usual dex-
terity. With simplicity and natural
ness of presentation, the speaker
showed the faculty of enlarging with
manifest ease the thoughts that were
the very embodiment of the subject
and made to open out with both fresh
ness and beauty of cOloriug.
1t is, however, in rhetoric rather than
argument that the force of the speaker
lies with his audience. To a benevo.
lent expression and pleasing manner is
added readiness of utterance, judgment
in seizng fine illustrative points and
tact in displaying them, with thai
mOdulation of voice at the command o.
the natural orator that stir the emo
tional in the region of pathOs or rise
to an altitude of existence that reache,
beyond the stars. The speaker alluded
to the witnesses" who had gone VI
from this church, whose faces he sale
though pictured in his mind in his early
manhood were fresh and vivid-who haC
taken their places he said with tn,
great cloud of witnesses''that had gon
, on before.
1t is needless to say that the lsrg
| congregation was pleased with the elo
f quent sermon of DR.. POulson.
Smyrna times., 1894-10-31

PROTRACTED MEETING-THE TOWN TO
BE LIGHTED-PERsoNAL MENTION.
Special correspondent to the smyrna Times.
CHEswOLD, Oct. 30.-Our pastor T.
r. VanDyke, has for the past two
weeks, been holding afternoon PRAYER
meetings preparatory for the services OF
revival which began last Sunday night.
The meetings at Bethel which CON-
menced two weeks ago are still in pro-
gress.
Our Town board has decided to
light up our whole town with street.
light, which is very needed improve.
ment.
Politics has come to boiling point
and the PrOhibitionists laughingly en-
JOY the fun, and say to our Democrats
and Republicans come with US and it
wont be thus.
The merchants of Cheswold are
| closing their stores at s O'Clock in the
evenings, while the revival meetings
are going on.
Mr.. Vandergrift, of Cecilton, Md, is
visiting his grandchildren, Rev. T. R
VanDyke and sister.
Mrs. +. r. Cross and Miss Cropsy, Of
Dover, were in town Saturday. They
made the trip on bicycles.
Prof. p. f. P. Atkins, of Milton, Md.
is visiting Mr.. P L. Barcus.
Mrs. Emily Hayes. of Dover, spen
Sunday with relatives in town.
Mrs. Frank Crisbaum, of Dover, i.
visiting Mrs. w. J. Phillips.
Messrs. James and William Scar
borough made a short trip to Philadel
phia last week.
Smyrna times., 1894-10-31
The Stricken Names from the Assess
ment List.

An intimation was given in our last
issue OF the intention of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Kent county
to strike off the names from the regis.
tration list Of those persons who had
paid on May 3rd and 4th, 1898, the tax
levied in 1892. 1t was carried into
effect at the close of registration Satur-
day-54 in Duck Creek hundred, 81 in
Little Creek, 8 in KentOn and 7 in
MisspilliOn. The Board in the other
hundreds refused to obey the command
to thus disfranchise their fellow-citi-
zens. 1t required speedy work to head
off this political scheme, but the Re.
publicans went at 1t Immediately and
when Court met Monday morning were
ready with the individual affidavits of
the men stricken off, and asking for a
preremptOry mandamus to have their
names restored.
The names of the lawyers engaged
for the voters thus stricken off were,
N. B. Smithers, Geo. Y. Massey, Benz.
Nields, Anthony Higgins, Jas. Penne-
will, B. Watson, C. H. B. Day and John
B. Pennington. To defend the Regis.
tratiOn Boards, Henry Ridgely, r. R.
Kenney, James Hughes, John W.
Hawkins, r. H. VanDyke and f. r,
Cooper. Effort was made to get older
and established lawyers but none could
be found it was stated, who would be
identified with the case.
The latter claimed time that the
Court could not allow. Benz. NieIds
presented the argument for the plain.
this which the attendants ON the Court
pronounced clear and convincing. He
reduced the case to two points viz
were these men legal voters according
to the law and the constitution, and
were they stricken from the list. These
facts were in the opinion of the lawyers
put beyond dispute, and according tC
the same opinion, the Court will ordel
the names restored.
Smyrna times., 1894-10-31

structions that if they still insisted on
wanting the name changed, they should
get every property owner to sign it. Car
ried.
IL. d. Boyer submitted the monthly re-
port of the Opera House receipts, $3.50;
expenses, 1856; paid treasurer, 1885.
VIM. FAIRIES suggested to the Board, on
behalf of Supt H. S. Anthony, that the
arc lamp now situated between the gas
house and the pond, be moved up to Ham
itOn lane, where the street is darkest,
and an incandescent light be put in its
stead. Those who have occasion to drive
in town at night over the pond, have found
this light to be verV binding. He also
added that an incandescent light be placed
on the dam, midway between the waste
gate bridge and the Presbyterian cemetery.
The matter being discussed VIM. FAIRIES
moved that the Superintent be authorized
to make the change. Carried
II. ID. Boyer stated that the Presbyterian
| Church wished him to ask the Board foi
one of their old gas posts and lanterns, that
| they might place it in front of their church
| w. A. FAIRIES moved that the church be
| donated with one. Carried
| President Hoffecker stated that Kentor
was talking of buying the iron posts dis
carded by the town, but thought the price
too high. Ohe individual however, wan
ted to buy one TO place in front Of he
ers bought them or not.
! The business of the evening having beer
| finished, the meeting adjourned.
Smyrna times., 1894-10-31
Change In Hotel Management.

DURING the past week a change has
taken place in the management of our
hotels. The Delaware House which has
been run for several years by J. G.
Armstrong, goes from under his
management to John C. Blizzard of
Wilmington, formerly resident of this
vicinity. This hotel will be in repair
and run by the new proprietor with the
same high standard as it has alwavs
beeu. Mr.. Armstrong on leaving the
Delaware House will now assume the
proprietorship of the Smyrna House. a
hotel which has always been in a nice
location, but which by his predecessors
has not been pushed to the excellent
standard it ought to be. This old
hotel will be thoroughly renovated and
repaired and put in a comfortable
shape, all Of which will be under the
careful management OF Mr.. Armstrong.
Visitors to our town need have no fear
Of getting good board at either of the
| hotels.
Smyrna times., 1894-10-31
Our Town Council-What They are
Doing.

Meeting called to order by President
Hofecker, with all present except John
Cosgriff
The first order of business after reading
and approving of minutes was the dispOs.
ing of the following bills Ames Iron
Works material $50. SO; Daniel Turner,
work, 81, Jos. Register & Sons, sundries,
$l4 Westinghouse Manufacturing Co.,
sundries $3.50; HeliOs Electric Light Co.
carbons, Sl2 Geo. f. Jones, work, 81 90;
John Is. Lewis, work, Sl8.60; Joseph jess,
work on cutters, &C.. $l02.
ii. ID. Boyer moved the bills be allowed
and an order drawn on Treasurer for
same, when sufficient money was at hand
Carried. The bill of j. Register & Son
was referred to President HOtiecker, who
had the sewerage money in hand.
The proposed sewer ordinance which
was deferred at last meeting night until to.
night was brought up for its final reading
j. Q. Robinson moved that the proposed
ordinance be adopted as an ordinance arc
the Alderman be instructed to enter sam,
in the ordinance book of our town.
Tho question being opened for debate, tn,
matter was discussed pro and con as tC
whether the rate of taxation, rent, &c, wa,
IN every way suitable. Some of the Com
missioners have different views on tn,
subject and thought the rate too high. Tn,
question was called for and the motion
prevailed. '''''
The proposed ordinance changing the
name of Frazier street to Edgemont
avenue was brought up for its final read
ing. VIM. FAIRIES said he saw no reasor
for making the change nor did the signer
OF the petition give reason, and as ii otter
caused considerable trouble at Dover /,
tnS search OF titles, deeds, &c, he would
IN. move tnat the matter be laid on the table
ne nhe MOTION s was seconded by II. ID. Boyer
NM, Mno, lew weeks ago, gave notification O
this same ordinance. The question bein,
put the motion prevailed.
j. y Robinson offered as an amendment
that the petition be handed back again 4
the citizens of Frazier street with the in