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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16
TUE TOLEDO BLADE

OF the yearly 10000 regular publ
cations in the United Sta.c., there are
but swo or three weekly newspaper,
published for general circulation in eve
ry State and Territory, and of these the
Toledo Weekly Blala is the best and
most popular of them all. 1t is the
oldest best known, and has the largest
circulation For more than % wears it
has been regular visitor 10 every por-
ton of tue Union, and it is well known
at every one of the 60, 600 odd postoai-
ccs OF the country It is made especial
ly for family reading. 1t gives the en-
tire news of he wo.ld each seck, 10
such condensed form as will save read
ing scores OF pages of daily papers to
get less information. Republican in
politics, Temperance in principle, al
ways on the side OF justice and right. il
is Just the paper for the rising genera
ton, and a great ed ucator for the whole
family. Serial stories, Wit and humor,
sbor' stories, Honsehsad dae~-,,n.pt.
Question Bureau. Farm Department.
camp Fire, Sunday School and young
folks are fe y Of the man Y other prom
lnent features of this great paper A
specimen copy will be mailed free to any
address on appli cation, aud the publish
ers invite any person to send in long
list Of addresses to whom they will nail
sample copies They would be glad to
mail couple Of hundred specimens to
readers of this county. The W eekly
Blade is very large paper, aud the
price is OILY 81 gear Address
TIE BLADE, Toledo. Ohio.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

The readers of this paper viii be pleased to
leasn that there is atlcast one dreaded disease
shat science has been able to cure in alt its
stages, and that is Cltarch- Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity C4tarrh being "A consu-
tutoual disease, requires "a constitutional
treatment. Halls CAtarrh Cure is taken in
terually, acting directly upon the blood aud
mucus surfaces ofthe system thereby destroy
ing the foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building mp the cen
sttution and assisting nature in doing its
work The proprieiors have 50 much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer one hum
bred dollars for any case shat it fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
.Ns~ Sold by druggists, 75ets-
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Who's Alright,
w ere Alright,
Who is E. and W.
aud W are the leaders Of Low Prices.
GRAND OPENING OF
Fall and Winter Goods
to suit ;he young and old, rich and poor, you
will save dollars ard cents by dealing with
us. Come and see our grand

to suit ;he young and old, rich and poor, you
will save dollars ard cents by dealing with
us. Come and see our grand
Display of SeasonabIe Goods
Oar prices sill suit the times Note a few
sperials
Calcuas elsewhere and Sets, and our
prize unly aud Sets.
Canton Fmnnel, elsewhere. 10 and l2lcis,
and our price only Sets.
Ladies Shoes from s5rts to So
MEMS Shoes from 79cts to "a
Children's Shoes from 20cts to 81
Mems Suits from 50 10 10 $50.
Boys Suits from 81 to $40
Md Rye Whiske, 100 proof, 81 per gallon
High grade Coal Oil, us test, lie per gallon.
High grade Coal Oil It's test, l2c per gallon
High grade Coal Oil, l5O test, loo per gallon.
Come and he convinced that we will do as
advertised No trouble TO show goods. Our
motto is qnick sales and small profits, and
that is the way we keep the ball rolling
Once Il customer always customer. Ask
ior what YOU want We have it Our
large stock consists of Clothing, Dry Goods.
Neck wear Hosiery, Gloves, Boots. SHOES,
Hats, Millinery, Ladies Fine Dress Goods,
Furniture, Mattresses, Hardware Glassware
llh"hEei JeNeiIli oC. We are agents lOt
the B. c. Bibb and other manufacturers. We
can sell you stoves cheaper thaa you can buy
them in the city. We defy competition.
Goods delivered free to all parts of Charles
county. We convince you that we viii do
as advertised. No trouble to show goods
A share of your trade is solicited, thanking
you for past patronage.
EDLAVlTCH & WOLF,
Leaders of Low Prices.
is l3-tf La Plata, Nd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

Gov. Flower. of New York, has ex-
pressed his willin ,ness to allow expert:
to make test of an ele.trocuuon to as
certain whether man killed in the
electrical chair can be resusci.ated,
Nicola fiesta and other noted electrician;
claiming that it is the autopsy after tie
execution and not the electrical shocks
that makes death certain,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16
NOTICE

The ST fmon Benef~al Socirty Of Charles
county, Heny give notice that It will paw no
member ills Tor an, OF its members unless
authorizdhy order Of the undersigned exc
cutiss col ittees or QUE Of them.
Robert johnson. \ II Anderson. Sam
Garner, -. Eal!~ce, Beale Adams Peter
Smith, Epent
nov 9-bti Executive Committee.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

A curious Barometer is used in Ger
many and Switzerland 1t is jar of
water. with frog and step ladder in
il When the frog comes out of the
water and sits on the steps a raiustorm
will soon occur.
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

The bright hopes TINT ~ been en-
tertained by the military men mat the
bicycle might be an effective adjunct in
war times have been dashed ~ the ex-
haustive trials made in Germany,
France and Austria OF bicycle corps
United States Consul Stephenson. at
Annaberg, has transmitted to the State
Department at Washington an article
from military correspondent apon the
result of trials made in Germany, in
which he says he had learned on trust
worthy authority, that the results Of
trials which the various army corps
have made with the cyclists by no
means come up to the expectations
which were formed. The correspondent
details one or two cases wherein the
cyclists were of service as mounted
postuen. but says that where the roads
were bad they were of no use at all.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

Iu the faces Of the United State.
stamps all the government branches are
recognized except the judiciary In
the new issue will appear the faces Of
Marshall and Madison, the famous ex-
Founders Of the Constitution
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Winter Excursion Tickets on the
PA r. X.

On November the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company placed on sale at al
its princi pal ticket Offices excursion tick
cts to all the prominent winter resorts
This territory Includes the resorts OF
New Jersey, Virginia. North and South
Carolinn. Georgia, Florida and Cub.
The tickets are sold at the usual low rates
The magnificent facilities Oftse Penn
sylvluia Raliroad, with its many con
uections, make this the hsoriie line for
winter travel.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

Delegate satolli has ID eived letter
from the Pope, to be at to all The
archbishops, directing lat hereafter
Peters Pence De sent d the apostolic
delegate for transmission Rome
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16
SCHOOL NOTICE.
'ThE Board of School Commissioners will
meet at their office in Port Tobacco,
sSDAY, Nov. goth, 1894.

1 flL DOtfu OF otnOOl comm SslOntfS VIII
meet at their office in Port Tobacco,
sSDAY, Nov goth, 1894,
purpose ofreceiying Teachers Reports.
ers OF colored schools will be paid on
Y, Nav %
Is OF -whf!e sesssss.-,,ilI he, paid on
srsi Association, Colored. Thursday,
md
d. hers Association, white, Monday,
10th.
& Achers can be supplied with Blank Term
ports by calling on, or sending to Messrs.
pocrts 4 Owens
Teachers must charge themselves in their
ports with the full amount of Books pur-
ased by then from the Book Depository.
n BAN charges for ncidentals must he
rompaned with voucher Teachers de-
ling friends to collect their salaries are re
ested TO send %ritten orders
All reports must he made out on blanks
tpartd for the purpose. Every report must ue
irmed, or sworn TO before justice of the
face or Il menIher of the hoard, rnless the
acher has taken the oath of Office
The attention of all teachers is especill!,
piled to The instructions recently issued by
pc Board with regard TO The attendance of
fachers at Teachers Associations.
G. W. BERRY, Secretary.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

The FIRE loss in the United States
during the past ear anOua'ed 10 sl6s,
900, 600 Che numbers of fires was
35, 1888, and the amount ae Gre insur-
ance companies we're callfa upon TO pay
was S106 000.0O
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INSOLvENT NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County

The creditors of Lemuel SmOot are hereby
notified that the said Lemuel Smoot has ap
piled 10 the Circuit Couri tar Charles ruun. ",
for the benefit Of the lnsog' Mt Laws Of tie
State Of Mar! land, aud thai proceedings in
Insolvency in relation TO his estate IRE nov
pending; and that the creditors Of the said
Lemuel Smoot are requested To appear at tn,
clerks office, Of CnAtles county, on or hefoie
the 24th day ofNovr mber 1894 at IL o clock
m, TO choose Permanent TrHstee for the
estate oil the said Lrmue Smoot
ADRIAN P0SEY,
nov l6-bt Preliminary Trustee.
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Tu tie Circuit Court for Charles County
Insolvenclel


The petition of Lemuel Smoot, with The
schedule and affidavit, having been read and
considered |, J. Samuel Turner, Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Charles county, do thereupon
appoint Adrian Posey, Preliminary Trustee
for the benefit Of the said petitioner and his
creditors and direct that he give bond to the
State OF Maryland, conditioned for the faith
ful discharge of his trust. in the penalty Of
one hundred dollars, with security to be apl
proved by the said court, or by me, and | furl
ther order the said petitioner to appear befoTd
the said Circuit Court for Charles county, orI
the 3rd Monday of February, 1895 to answeI
such in;errogatories aud allegations as bid
creditors, or sureties may propose or alleg
against him, and that he give 40 days notice
thereof to his creditors, which said notice
shall be published weekly fer the period of a.
days by inserting n copy Of this order in So
newsphPe~ priots "a. lels...s Ssffi>
week for the said period of 40 days
J. SAMUEL TURNER, CLERK
Of CT. Court for Charles county.
True copy-Test:
J SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
nov l6-fw
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The President has issued proclana-
ton setting apart Thursday. November
Doth, as day of thanksgiving

Mr.. Samuel Snowden, prominent
member of The Baltimore bar, died at
his home in that city en- Sunday last
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rs IA VEAU and Company,
! andara Bone Fertilizers
no THE EARMERS

In making oursves known to you by
means Of the Mp dependent. of course
you are aware welo so with hope that
when you have mSb up your mind to
buy your Fertilizer. yon will kindly re-
member us and hyG us with at least
portion of your drdg We don't ask for
all. as we think ID is to our advantage
that Won put sol,e other brand of what
may he clailucd 10 h better goods along
side Of ours. aud Il just possible oy do
ing $" you will ntr season rive u your
entire order Oh ours" every seller has
the hest goods. nlhe Of the best selected
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

Ia Europe the average length of hu
man life is greatest in SwS Pen and Nor
way, and lenst in Italy AZ Austris
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,,,0bert D. Wills

IIAvlNG erected fine shop S-SyA
at LOthair. l am now pre- essfsY
bred 10 do all first class work in ia NJ z
II. lines anoye mentioned have a corps OF
1kSlass workmen for each branch Of bust
{ & and will give to all my personal attention
n supervision | ask the public for fair
j re of patronage.
ROBERT d. WILLS,
nov 2-ly'94 Lothian, nd.
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Saw Mill.

Having purchased and fitted up a Saw and
Grist Mill at the above named place, we are
now prepared tc do all work in our ne at the
vert lowest rates
Saving and GRADING done with dispatch.
Give us Il trial
dec 22-y KELLEY L co.
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DRESS TAKING
DRESS MAKING.
Ms Sarah pougherty

Has lorfd at White Hall, near st. Thomas
Church, ID is prepared TO do Grst-class
Dress MAhg Win guarantee satisfaction.
Prices to it. oct5y
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WAITED s-': sss... to . .s,i
complete liT lot Nursery Stock Of Seed Pota.
toes, or boz Permanent and having DOS;
tions TO god men, We can give you exclu
sive terrld il you wish 1t will pay you
to write nsRr terms Addres The HAWKS
NURSERYfo., Rochester, ". sl4-dm
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Castoria.

lea tur.a Is so well adapted to children that
Oil ....l, al it as superior toany prescription
l. n to me"
II A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Iii So. oxford st, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dur ,'ly.fcitns in iI- children's depart
w. have spoken highly of their expert
III . in tieir outside practice with Castoria
III although we only have among ON.
nj II cal supplies what is known as regular
~ lducts, yet we are free to confess that the
nIais of Castoria has won US to look with
faIor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass.
Al ILEN c. SMITH, Pres,
.rlar Street, Now York City.
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The Centaur Company, n Mur1py Street, City
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INSOLTENT NOTICE.

nov l6-bt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-15
O kanclerzu HOhanfOhe,

BERLIN, IA grudnia. = No,
wy kanclerz ksiazs Hohenlohe
rozchorowal sig = i levy l6z-
ku. Podobno zaziebif sis moe
no podczas uroczystosci inau.
guracyi nowego gmachu par
Iamentu. Choroba ME jest
zreszta zbyt grozna = i leka,
re majs nadzieje, ze sko1czy
sic "a dni pare. Podaia tn 2
dobrego zr6d}a, il ces. Wilhelm
postanowil wyzuaczyc kancle-
rzowi Hohenlohe sumo 100000
marek rocznie, jako pensys do
datkowa i odszkodowanie "a
zmniejszenie pensyi ma stano-
wisku kanclerza W por6wnaniu
z ts, jaka otrzymywal, bedac
namiestnikiem Alzacyi i Lota-
ryngii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-15
EvEAEE! FELEEHAgIG2EE z 7AEsAEIEg

I Londynu telegrafuia,
il stanowisko prezydenta ka-
nadyjskiego ministeryum ma
pewno obejmie p. Mac Kinzie
Bowel, obccnie minister han
dlu komunikacyi.
Podlug depeszy Kon:
stantynopola, Sultan Turcyi
zgodzil sic ma zbadanie spra'
wy rzezi arme6skich przez ko.
misys mieszana. Vienna W
niej udzial konsulowie Anglii,
Rosyi i Francyi.
Rosyjski minister mary.
narki adm. Czyckaczew dostal
dymisye.
: Do Neapolu przybyl o
kret wojenny ameryka1ski
Detroit wiozsc ceune "a.
bytki, wypozyczone 2 Waty.
kanu ma wystaws chicagoska
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TeIegramy ZagranicEne
Chiny prOsZa o ZaWiesze-
ME brOni.
lime wiadomosci z Chin.

YOKOHAMA, IA grudnia. =
Ostatnie raporty Chin poda.
ia, ze cesarz postanoWn naresz-
Gle prosit Japonia o zawiesze-
ME broni.
Wyslani zostana ta prOsbs
do Japonii, jako poslowie u.
mocowani, ksiaze Kung Ii
Hung Chang, kt6ry chwiloWo
zn6w powr6ci4 do Task.
Wies6 te stwierdzaia urzsdo-
wnie.
Rodzina cesarska chi6ska,
wobec coraz dalszego posuwa'
MIA sic Japofczyk6w W glab
kraiu, opusci Pekin = i uda
sic DO Chang CHA. BrOnit jej
tam bedzie Gala dywizya wy
branego wojska.
W Chang Kiang ukazaly
sic plakaty, W gwaltownych
wyrazach wykazujace niedo
lsztwo obecnie panujacej dyna'
styi chi6skiej i zadajace zrzu,
cenia jej tronu.
Obawiaja sic wybuchu po.
wstania.
Ma divorce cesarskim panuje
nieslychany zamet. MiOdy &C.
sarz stracl zupelnie glove. Co.
dziennie wydaje sprzeczne roz-
kazy. General6w / dow6dc6w
dis podnosi i obsypuje "a,
szczytami, jutro zrzuca ze sta
nowisk, a nawet kaze pozba,
Wiac zycia.
General Wei zostal sciety;
gen. Yeh siedzi W wiezieniu; /;
gen. Nieh okuph zycie cafym
prawie swym majatkiem; adm.
Ting zosta{ zdegradowany ma
zwyk}ego dowodcs okreta.
Procesy przeciw przekupnym
urzednlkom SO na porzadku
dziennym. SiostrzeniecLiHung
Changa, oskarzony o sprzedaz
jakiegos fortu Japo1czykom,
zapewne bsdzie powieszony.
Jego majatek skonfskowano.
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WIADOMOSCI N!EJSCOWE.
Straszne widOWiskO.

Wczoraj rano okolo godz. 9
przechodnie ma State str, po.
miedzy 81 a % utica byli
swiadkami strasznego widoku.
2 okna drugiego pietra domu
pu. 2115 ul. zwieszala sic g}o-
wa ma dol postat jakiegos czlo-
wieka, ma poz6r niezywego, a
rany tuz ponad screen krew
lala sic ma chodnik.
Zbieglo sic tylu ludzi, re
przez iakis czas komunikacya
ma ulicy byla przerwana. Po.
licyanci weszli do domu, uwol,
Mill wiszscego re strasznego
po1ozenia zawiezli 60 do szpi.
tala powiatowego = gdyz zy1
ieszcze = a nadto aresztowali
niejaka Maggie Tiller, kt6ra
do niego strzelafs | dwukro-
tnie 60 rani1a.
Raniony nazywa} sic Charles
Miller, liczy1 lat 20 i W oWym
domu mieszka}. Maggie Til
Ter opowiada, co nastepuje:
Charles Miller i niejaka Frida
Huntington okradli byli ia,
Maggie Tiller, W Milwaukee i
zabrawszy kufer zape}niony
jej rzeczami, jakotez jej psa,
przybyli do Chicago. Ale
5lad ich miejsce ich tutejsze-
60 zamieszkania odkryla Til.
Ter. Wczorai rano wesz1a do
mieszkania Mlllera domagafa
sic zwrotu rzeczy skradzio.
nych. Miller wyja} revolver
i grozil, ae ia zastrzeli. Ona
iednak wyrwa1a mu revolver,
a kiedy Miller chcial go jej
odebrae, strzelila do niego
dwukrotnie. Miller pobiegl
=
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Sedzia rOzgnieWany.

sedzia Goggin wczoraj by}
tax oburzony ma oskarAyciela
W sprawie o kradziez, Il
oskaraonego, jakkolwiek win.
nego, puscil wolno, a skarza-
cemu wprost powiedzial, re
zasluguje ma krymina1.
Ludwik Kopecki z dwoma
innymi rabusiami W pazdzier.
niku zakrad1 sic by1 do sk}adu
Herberta E. Nortona W Le-
mont; wraz mimi ukradl
w6z z szynkami, ale ME mogsc
oprzec sic pokusie, z towarzy.
szami kosztowa1 w6dke z kll-
ku faszek tax dlugo, dop6ki
wszyscy trzej sic ME upili i ME
usneli ma miejscu, przy swojej
zdobyczy. Ale dwaj towarzy-
sze Kopeckiego obudzili sic,
MIN ich odkryto j uciekli; Ko'
pecklego zas, cisgle Spi9cego,
Norton nazajutrz znalazl W
swym skladzie. Azeby wy
music ma MIN zeznanie, Norton
dwoma swoimi robotnikami
wiesza} ma sznurze Kopeckie.
60, kt6ry wystraszony do maj :
wyzszego stopnia, duszsc sic
jua, przyrzekl przyznat sic do
wszystkiego i przyrzeczenla
swego dotrzymai, kiedy go
zdisto.
Wczorai sedziemu Goggin
opowiedzial Kopecki o wszyst-
klein. Sedzia uatychmiast go
uwolnil, a Nortonowi z gnie-
wem powiedzial, re zas1uguje
ma to, by 90 stawi6 pred sad
kryminalny. Kopecki chce
Nortonowi wytoczyc proces o
odszkodowanie.
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Fafszerz weksIi.

W1asciciel piwiarni pm. 357
w, Erie str, Herman Juhnke,
wczoraj odebra} byl banku
First National pewien GEEK ma
$3.50, kt6ry pred kilku dnia,
mi by} przyjal W miejsce "a,
p1aty, re stemplem "No ac-
count. Geek wystawiony byl
przez niejakiego Georgia. L.
Millera ma nazwisko Jamesa
O'Brien. Juhnke poszed} ma
stacya policyi przy W. North
ave. i radzil, sic co ma uczynic,
azeby fa}szerza zlapac, Ku ME
ma1emu zdziwieniu swemu do
wiedzial sic, ia fa}szerz juz jest
zamkniety, gdyz osm innych
skarg o faiszowanie weksli
przeciw MENU by}o wniesio.
nycn pollcya ~ ouhiyaa
resztowala.
Zreczny ten fa1szerz wyste'
powa} pod rozmaitemi nazwi-
skami, ma kt6re wystawial
weksle ma sunny po wiekszej
cceSci nizsze nia$15. Ca}y zbi6r
tych weksli znajduje sic ma po'
licyi. Juhnke opowiada, IL je-
mu przedstawil sic falszerz, ia
ko robotnik ubogi, j opowie'
dzia}, ze mu zap}acono czekiem
"a robote, a koniecznie potrze'
buje pieniedzy, = Przesfucha
ME falszerza odbedzie sic d. 10
b. m. W obec sedzlego White'ass
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-15
z Wegier.

W1EDEf, IA grudnia. = Po,
rucznik rezerwy Leopold by1
sadzony przez sgd wojenny "a
to, ze nosii krepe ma reku W
dzie6 pogrzebu Koszuta W Pc
szcie, pomimo re rozkaz woj-
skowy zabranial tego oficerom.
Leopold tlumaczyl sic TEN, ze
by} W ubraniu cywilnem : /
dzia1al, ME jako officer rezer,
wowy, ale jako osoba prywat-
ma i jako czlonek komitetu po:
grzebowego. Pomimo to sad
uznal go "a winnego i adegra-
dowal ma prostego zo}nierza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-15
ZWfOki Sir ThOmpsOna Wysta.
WiOne W LOndl ME.

LoNDYN, 15-go grudnia. =
Zwloki zmariego nagle presy-
denta kanadyjskiego ministe-
ryum Sir Johna Thompsona
zostaly tu dzisiaj wystawione
w kosciele katolickim ma Pla-
Gu Hiszpa6skim. Trumna
metalowa pokryta by}a wspa-
nia}ym aksamltnym calunem
re zIotemi frendzlami. Z{ozono
ma niej whence cd kr6lowej.
Za}obne naboze6stwo odprawl1
ks. Longinetto kaplicy sw,
Edwarda z Windsoru. Byli
ma MEM obecni: lord Haws-
bury, jako przedstawiciel kr6,
Lowell, sekretarz kolonii mar
kiz Ripon, wysoki komisarz
kanadyjski Sir Charles Tup-
per z zons, c6rka zmar}ego =
i wiele innych os6b. Ma tru-
mnie zlozono wiecej wie6c6w.