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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15

the altar. that being the 95th anniversary Of
the agreement
Mr.. w. A. Cunningham of Monterey, con-
tractor for carrying the mail from Beverly to
Mingo, was robbed of S24O at the Beverly Ho-
tel. on the night of the End inst. franklin,
(colored). wearing glasses and a Prince Al
| bert coat, has been arrested for the theft
| H. Clay Chapman of Roanoke, aged sixty
| three, recently appointed U. S. Deputy Mar
shal and whose brother Joseph recently died
suddenly in Salem. was found June 4th. lying
dead in his pasture whittier he had gone with
some cows.
Harvesting wheat has commenced in Or
ange county, and barley in Augusta county.
The bathing season now opens, and the
girl with plain face and beautiful figure
has one more inning.-Siftings.
We have sought Office because it didn't seek
us. The man who expects Office to seek him
has head full of STANDARDIZATION Arizona
Kicker.
The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs will
not be open this season; the property will re
main closed in charge of Maj. b. F. Eakle.
CoXey and Brown having gotten tired of
playing martyrs in jail, paid their fines
Thursday and got out of the Washington jail.
AtLexington Thursday. the graves of Gene
rails jackson and Lee were decorated, Hon.
John Randolph Tucker made an address be-
fore the Ladies' Memorial Association.
The Shenandoah Argus says the iron furn-
ace there is about to begin operations.
Twelve months ago the two-year old child
of Mr. Henry Gochenour of Luray, swallowed
large cambria needle Last Sunday an en-
largement was discovered above its knee, and
being lanced the, long lost needle came out.
The administrator of Walter Smith who
was a brakeman on the Norfolk and Western
Ry, has gotten verdict for $4,000 damages
for Smith being killed on the road. He was
walking. on top of a box car crossing high
trestle when the top of the car blew off car
rying him with it and killing MIN.
The board Of visitors to the Naval Academy,
Annapolis, organized by electing Gen. Scott
Shipp, of the Virginia Military Institute,
president.
In firing the salute at the unwilling of the
Soldiers and Sailors monument at Rich
mond, the first cannon was fired by lady,
Mrs. Mamie 7. Sinton, of Church Hill.
Maj. John II. Deneen of the Richmond bar,
has brought suit against Mr.. PhilipB. Shields
for 81 900 damages for not making his report
as arbitrator, in forty days as agreed upon by
him.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15

Prof. Thornton, Chairman of the Facul-
ty of the University of Virginia, a State
institution, finds among other obstacles
to the admission Of women students,
1.-THE almost universal disapprobation
of our alumni, the frank hostility of
our students to the project and the general
aversion of cultured women in Virginia to
any break with the social traditions of the
past AS a very large percentage Of. the
Virginia alumni were, and a very
large percentage Of the Virginia stu
students are, educated at the expense
of the State, the appropriateness of their
frank hostility to other Virginians sharing
the same advantage is very striking.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15
THE MONUMENT SCUFFLE.


There were two and only two exhibitions
of true genius at the unwilling Of the Pri-
vate Soldiers Monument in Richmond
the poem Of Armistead G. Gordon and the
the statue by VIM. L. Shepherd. Both
we're grand efforts and the people
Of the South would have liked to have bad
few moments of peace in which to con-
template them appreciatively. But the veil
had hardly been drawn from the statue be-
fore comb full Of sound and fury began
over the rehearsal of old State rights doc
trines by clerical agnostic and another
installment of Gen. Rosser's harangues.
The air was full of newspaper pellets fired
between the Northern and Southern pa
pers. Verify this Southern country Of
ours has an exhaustless patti ence with the
man with the muck take.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15

We see that the list Of "Regulations" by
the United States Postohice Department
regarding delinquent subscribers to news
papers, is again going the rounds. The De-
partment has no regulations whatever re-
,
garding newspaper subscribers except one.
the postmaster is bound 10 notify the
publisher. That is the only one, all the
rest are fakes.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15
Machines.

Editor indicator
I~noted in your edition of last week, some
about the Norfolk Democratic ma
chine. also noted the admirable discretion
with which you maintain silence about the
Staunton machine. / do not defend the Nor
folk machine, but will say this for it: that
with all its faults, itnever backed down from
a fight with the enemy. Can you say as much
for the Staunton machine? Is it your idea
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15
H. L. Lang,
Jeweler and 0ptician.
may25
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly
begin 2Sth June, 1891, and end 29th August.
Have proved of signal use,-st, to students who
design to pursue their studies at this or other
privately; and 3D., to practitioners who have not
had the advantage of systematic instruction.
For circular apply (P. .. University OF Va, Char
lottesville, Va.,) to
JOHN B. MINOR, Prof. Com. & Stat. Law,
or to RALEIGH C. MINOR, Instructor in Law.
mayl8 1t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15
A Few Eye Don IS.


Don't allow cold wind to strike the eyes
Don't try to do eye-work with the light
shining in the face.
Don't have colored shades on the lamps;
use white or ground glass.
Don't go directly from warm room into a
raw, cold atmosphere.
Don't open the eyes under water in bathing
especially in salt water.
Don't let any strong light. like that from
electricity, shine directly into the eyes.
Don't strain the eyes by reading, OF any
like occupation. with an imperfect light.
Don't battle intiamed eyes with cold water;
that which is as warm as can be borne is bet
ter.
Don't sleep opposite window in>such man
nef that strong light will strikethe eyes on
awakening.
Don't, above all, have the children sleep
so that the morning sun shall shine in their
faces to arouse them.
Don't. when you find your eyes giving
away, put off having pair of glasses fitted
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15

said it can be. at a cost of ahont 90 cents a
bGshel, and it costs. according to the Fish
ersville club, 62 cents to raise it in Angus
ia county, it will be only few years when
the Valley farmer will be out of tie wheat
raising business altogether.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15
Dr.. Halves Tackles a Circus.

From the Central Presbyterian, June 81
WILLIAMSON, w. VA.-Here am, Sunday
May goth most earnestly desiring to hold
religious services, yet unable to do Sc, for
here also is "John Robinson's circus, most
earestly desiring to make big show to-mor-
row, and to that end, busily and noisly using
the Lords day to put up the big tent, etc. !
am just whipped out, for the said tent,
ETC., is being erected near the only place we
had i'll which to hold our services. Tried 10
gather congregation, but could not do SO be-
cause OF the turmoil and 'schaos" all over the
streets near the little school-house in which
our services were to be held. So the Lord
day is ignored and the Lords service proven
ted by this circus. 1t has taken possession Of
the day and of the town completely. Ard
yet 20 matter where 1t goes. crowds of pro-
Tossing Christians patronize it freely. OF
course that is only ''to see the animals or
''to take the children" And how many of
these circus supporters almost faint under in
ability to give as much to the Lords service
as they give to the circus?' make a PROPOSE
ton to every church member who has attend
ed the circus Cor who may attend when it
comes), viz Send me as much for building
a church here as you spend on the circus. Do
that and my begging for this town will be
HERBERT H. HAWEs
Evangelist, Synod of Virginia.
Address Bluefeld, w. Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15

NIRGI the Clerks Office of the Court
" OF Hastings for the city of Staunton, June
18th. 1894.
Frances Ross, Plaintiff,
vs.
Jesse Ross, Defendant
The object of this spit is to subject the half
undivided interest of the defendants Jesse Ross, in
known as lot No. All N. New Street. to the pay
ment of judgement of $4,000 in favor Of the
plant iff the costs of the chancery suit of Ross,
Frances, VS.. Ross, jesse and to the payment of
$1,000 per month alimony, directed to be paid by
the defendant to the plaintiff by decree of the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, entered in
above named cause. And it appearing by Aft
dayit lied that Jesse Ross is a president of
this State, it is ordered that he do appear here
within fifteen days after due publication of this
notice aud do what is necessary to protect his
interest.
Teste,
NEWTON ARGFN RRIGTIT t,lerly
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IeSL6,
NEWTON ARGENBRIGHT, Clerk.
Charles Curry. p. q. junl5 1t

r1NRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE:-Pursuant to authority vested
cuted by NJ. M. Robertson. Trustee. bearing date
November 18th. 1899, and recorded in Augusta
County Clerks Office in Deed Book ID, page S97,
and having been requested SO to do by J. A.
Patterson, Jr, one of the owners of the bonds Sc
cured in said deed of trust, in the payment of
which and the interest thereon default has been
made and continued for more than ten days,
viii. on
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Monday, the 18th dag of Jul,, 1874.


proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bldder on the premises, all of that certain tract
or parcel of land known the .'Waynes- "a
boro I'LL property at and near the town A5!I
of Waynesboro, Va, being the same prop sRessA
erty which was conveyed to said Robertson,
Trustee by ]. A. Patterson, Jr, and Others, by
deed da ted November 18th. 1890, and recorded in
Augusta County Clerks Office in Deed Book ll3
page 395, TO which said last named deed and to
the deeds therein referred to, reference is here
specially made for further and more accurate
description of the property to he sold. This is
regarded as one Of the finest milling properties
in the State, has all the modern Improvements
and forconvenience'o OF location is unsurpassed.
TERMS.-Said sale will be on the following
terms~Sufcient cash in hand to pay the costs Of
sale; including the trustees commissions ana
S24 730.0n with interest $2i 10000 part thereof
irom June 10Th, S9l, the amount due on the
hpuds secured i'll said deed Of trust and the resi-
due of the purchase money fanny, wilt be divid-
ed into two eGnal instalmentS, payable in one
and two years respectively 'om the day of sale.
with interest from that day, for which deferred
instalments the purchaser will be required to
execute his bonds to the trustee with personal
security approved by him, and said bonds will
be additionally secured by deed of trust on the
property sold.
HUGH G. BRANTON.
junI5 ids Trustee
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that Democratic voters can be pulled into
primary when offlce-holders want one, and
kept out Of primary when office-holders
don't want one2 If SO, you and those who
think with you are deluded
A DEMOCRAT AT ALI. TINES.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15
The Pasteur Treatment for Hy-
drophobia.

The Pasteur treatment to prevent hydro
phobia is thus described by J. Ed. Bateman,
Of Port Republic. who recently took his little
daughter to the Pasteur institute at New
York. This treatment is by inoculatior
and requires fifteen days. The virus is
obtained by taking the virus of dog OF other
animal known to have hydrophobia, which
Is hypodermically injected under the skin of
a rabbit. Virus is taken from thespinal cord
Of this rabbit and injected in a second rabbit;
this is again repeated in third, and SO on I'M
il fifteen OF sixteen rabbits have been
inoculated, the virus proving weaker and
weaker as the rabbit is removed from
number !. Virus is saved from all the
rabbits in turn, and marked. The pa
tent who has been bitten is first given
hypodermic injection in the sides, just be-
low the floating ribs, OF as they are most gen
orally called, sthe short ribs" both sides
being injected the same day with virus from
rabbit number Il. The next day virus from
number IA is used, and so on until the fiji
teenth day the patient is given an injection
from rabbit number l, OF the animal that was
first injected with virus obtained from the
mad dog itself. Thus thirty injections are
given the patient, one on each side for fifteen
days. The doctor i'll charge assured Mr.. Bate
man his daughter was safe, and could not be
hurt by hydrophobia for the next eight years.
no matter how many rabid dogs should bite
her.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
y K | e d arz M aryan-
s k i ma rok Panski 1895.

y K e M aryan.
S k ma rok Pahski 1895.
p w eso}y Wlerszol e.
a: - Powinszowania ma wszelkie
przvgody, Iaprosiny IA wesele !
piosenecz>l weselne-z o%brazkamj.
81 PrzygodY L k a. -
C'ekawe opowladanle z czas6w
Plastow skich.
~ J&eI a6onem zaxniejsco-
wg, aap1aciws2y 2 dolary zazeqzego
ab"eamaentw, praqnae dostac codo
oieyo wysaczeg6lmlony prezent,
lowlnlen razem 2 a~6onomemtem
nades1ac 5 centow ma pr2esehe
pocztowq. haczej wcale cd mas
podorunku me dostan1e.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
MAST AGENCI:

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
MIA abonamentu KAToL1KA nastepu-
jacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
LA SALLE: p. Fr. Ora ewski l.,
1894 Sth Str.
w}asciciel ksiegarni.
BAY C1TY:p. x. N d ell
ski.
L WARsZAWA W Da-
kocie: Teofl D erdowski.
WILNO:p. Juliusz Zaczek.
AGENTEM MA GAIA NEBRA
SKE jest p. M c h al M en- dyk z
Dannevirke.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowski
1926 Shakespeare Str.
ISADORE: Jak6b Rosinski.
DULUTH: Jan Muhko,
IL Lake ave N.
STEPHEN, MINI. = J. F. Kan
rowski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
Okropna zbrodnla
w & h ic a O.

*
Ma poczatku biezacego miesiqca
pope}nione zostaHo nies}ychanie bru-
talne morderstwo, przypominajace
pod wielu %wzgledami zamordowanie
dra Cronina.
Idac do roboty W piqtek, I CRU
dnia rano, oko{o godz. lei, zwrotni-
czy j. Larson, zam. pm. 1904 Srt.
Lawrence ave., spostrzeg} Ia South
Park ave., blisko 63ej I'll. i kolei
g6rnej tam prowadzacej wielka
pake drewniana. Gdy sig zblizy} do
niej z przerazeniem ujrza{ swieze
PLAINLY krwi, a re spar wysuwajace
sig w}osy ludzkie zakrwawione. Me
namyslajac sic wcale, pospieszy} da6
znac o tenn policyi.
Natychmiast przys}ano w6z pa
trolowy, zabrano pake i zawieziono
ja do kostnicy Rolstona, PREY Lake
ave., gdzie ja otworzono W obecno-
sci inspektora Hunta. Wszyscy
obecni, ~przerazeni, odskoczyli Ia
widok, jakiim sig przedstawi}.By}
tam zw}oki 40 letniego ~mezczyzny,
najstraszliwiej porabane, by pomie-
sci6 sig daily W pace, zupe}nie magic.
Jeszcze W ciagu dnia przekonano
sic, IL cd srody znik1 bez wiesci
str6z budynku Hiawatha pn.25o b.
37th str, A. D. Barnes. Policya "a
brala re soba do kostnicy pomocni-
la tegoz, nazwiskiem Jordana i
ten 1dentyfkowa} zw}oki Barnesa, a
przytem tax sig wik}a} W zezna-
mach, IL go zamknieto W wiezieniu,
jake podejrzanego 0 wsp6{udzia} W
zbrodni lub o sama zbrodnie.W cia-
gu tegoz dnia znaleziono zakrwawio-
na siekiere pomiedzy n~arzedziami W
budynku Hiawatha, a W mieszkaniu
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

sprawia podarunki. Gazecia-
RE zas moga sic radowat, gdy
INA Gwiazdke" ME skrzyw-
dzi ich jaki n~iesumienny
prenumerator.
Kroniczki nasze czytaja
skwapliwie - wszyscy. Mali
i wielcy, nadobne Mode
czytelniczki, dobrzy a nawet
Iii. Wszystkim tym ,,jak
r6wniez majstrom Cd KAToL1-
KA, zyczy. Kronikarz ma
swieta .Bozego Narodzenia
wszystkiego dobrego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
ONA, n

a. Ma listach do KATOLIKA
wystarczy adres: H. erdowski i,
Winona, MINI. Mieszkamy naprze-
ciwko Poczty, i kazdy urzednik
p%ocztowy n wydawce naszej ga.
zety osobiscie. - Ale kto uz zu
pe1nie dok4adnie chce adresowac,
niechaj napisze ne kopercie: HE
ronim D erdowski i. Publisher
of KATOLIK, 113 w. 4 Str, Wi
mona, Mimi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
NasZ PreZent
GWiaZdkOWY
wart przeszlo $l.OO
(kt6ry dawaG bedziemy tylko
do Nowego roku).

Hardy nowy abonent,
kt6ry teraz naprz6d zap!ac'
ca}oroczny abonament. W
kwocie $500, dostanie Cd mas
w podarunku "a dolara i 10
cent6w ksiazek z pomiedzy
nizej podanego spisu. Taxi
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
staremu abonentowl, kt6ry
teraz ca}y rok naprz6d gazette
nasza cplaci, wsze}ako nal
mniej do Grudnia 1895 r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
M alendarZ darmO.

Kazdy abonent Katolaka
mole teraz darmo cd mas
dostaG Kalendarz Maryanski
ia uplywajacy rok 1884 = z
dwoma luznemi obrazami.
Potrzebule tylko pr7es}ac pod
adresem Redakcyi Katolaka 4
Gently w znaczkach pocztowych
"a przese}ke poczta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
VI amerata WynOSf

e 5tauacu Ejed. i. Kanadzlc $500
~ Fp,op;e %tkoniecznie h~prz6o) $3.50
w arunk /.
Kazdy, kt6ry zjedna Kato1iikso.
ses trzech nowYch abonent6w j
prze6le nam "a Mich ca}eroczny
abonament, bedzie dostawa} "a
swoia fatYge przez ca{y rok jeden
sgzeuplarz Katolika darmo.
Personal---very. wszedzje skrzet.
aych, rzetelnych agent6w; zas}ugi
sch nalezycie wYnagrodzimY.
Present. "a przes}anie carlo.
coeznego abonamentu dajemy tylko
lynn, kt6rzy naprz6d "a Katozikn
zsp}aca.
Kto odbierze z poorly trey
gazety, %uwazanym jest "a aborenta i
adpewledzlalnym "a abonanAent.
Kto zmleni adres, pow1nien
8 chmiast podaG wvdawey Hats
5ika sw6j nowy adres.
Ahonentom, kt6rzy vyrazuie
aie odmowia gazetv rs ~roSreamc-
swem listowego iuh 'nneggo
arzednika pooz,ewego, Kuto!iL po-
sezany beazle dalei. Shore kto
s~aprzestanie odb,erac gazette, pc
w1n!en wpierv z~apfaclc, Je&eI, ca
IS nia wlnien.
Pianiadze ia j d|a AaJoAi&o
eeaEe2y ~pszesoF*G prZez poc:to"y Lob
a~xpresowy Money Order, Muzna
SEE przesetac nbonanent dola
raeh papierowych, przez Postal
nose, aIbo w jednocentowych luh
dwucentowych znaczka4h poczto
wyoh, lecz jezsli .abonsment, "
tax spos6b przes}any, W drod2e
2rztpaduie Geo sic w tym kr~iu
bardzo rzadko zdarza) wydawco
HNtolika me h1erze " to nA siebe
odpo#leGz,alnoSci. Jaksa l,st7
naj:epiei kazat ia poczcia rtgisno-
wac, DO wteDc<a y :rzYd pocytow,
bierze la sieb.~ fratnw'e>'1,aInos5,
xe wraz Z zawartokci2 dnjda %,
miejsce przeznaczema. Wszelk'.
i'sty oraz przaselkj p,en!yzne de
1utoiiEt> adreso~at::
H. Derdvw ski
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

com pism polskich W tym kraju,n ME
mogac mu sami chwilowo daG stale
60 zajecia. Obecny adres jego:
Ed. L. Ko}akowski, ia E. 3rdStr,
New York City, N. Y.
w RED JACKET Mich,
pewna partya spodziewa sic
Powrotu ks. Krogulskiego z
Europy - razem z jego zacna
ciocia. Napisa} juz do Si6str
R6zahcowych, ably wystapi}y
Z Bractwa, a jak on powr6ci,
to napowr6t wstapia.
lntryga!
AGENCI GRUNTOW Do.
Blaisdell & Wallace W Min
neapolis, Mimi, 736 Boston
Rock, przes}ali nam blizsze
szczeg"}y O polskiej kolonii,
kt6ra sic zak}ada W Stanie
Tennessee, blisko miasta Mem
phis, liczacego 100 tysiecy
mieszkahc0w. Zachwalaja oni
tamtejsze grunta jake ME
potrzebujace nawozu. Drzewo
wielkie ma bye doskona}e,
dobre do w%yrabiania papieru.
Dalej pisza nam wspomnia-
nj agenci, polecajac swoja
kolonia: ,kartoAe rodza sic
TIL 2 razy do roku. Me po-
trzeba ich wcale wybieraG re
ziemi, SWINE sic same niemi
pasa. A }atwo je sprzedac, DO
odstawiaja je handlarze re
kami Ohio. Missouri i Missi-
ssippi do wiekszych miast,
gdzie "a buszel p}aca 800.
Zakupujac tn grunta, tylko
$780, 90 got6wki potrzeba,
reszta ma S lat, pc 6 procent
Cd sta. Ola tych, kt6rzy chca
sic tn okupi6, ceny kolejowe
So znizone i tym co tn sic
osiedla. pieniadze wydane ma
kolej, PREY pierwszej wyp}acie
beda zwr6cone. Polacy Chi
cago juz sic tam okupili, tylko
50 mil Cd miasta Memphis, /
wciaz wiecej Polak6w sic
osiedla".
Me wiemy, czy to wszystko
prawda, CO nam pisza CT
panowie agenci Z Minneapo-
lis, ale mona sic blizei poin-
formowac nastepujacych
oredownik6w tel novel kolo-
nizacyi, po polskich koloniach
uStanO,W1OnyCh. laklml ore
downikami pomiedzy innymi
So:
L. Brzezihski, 1000 Marshall Str.
N. E. Minneapolis.
J. T. Sojka, 1919 Fourth Street
n. 3. Minneapolis.
j.. SEA inert, 81 Central ave.,
Minneapolis.
p. Rothwell, Little Falls, MINI.
J. B. Sprawka, Mimic, N. D.
Piotr Buda, 49S Stenson Street,
St. Paul. MINI.
E, Clayton, Perham. Mimi.
Pawef Ceynova, Perham, Mimi.
}. j. Elliott, Sc Washington Str.
Chicago, Ill.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
PRExENT
ola abOnent0w u dofu
pfacacych.

Abonentom, op}acaiacym
abonament z do}u, wiasclwie
wcale prezent sic ME nalezy.
Mimo to, re wzgledu ma
ciagnace sic cd blisko dw6ch
lat clezkie easy, danny
kazdenlu, ktory nam zap}aci
przynajmniej diva dolary "a
leg}ego abonamentu, haste.
pujace ksiazki W podarunku:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
w CLEVELAND. O.. dokona.

w CLE "A w., QOkOna-
no eksperymentu ma psie, celem
sprawdzenia twierdzenia lekarzv i
elekrotechnik6w,i IL cz}owiek straco-
ny przez elektrycznos6 umiera
dopiero PREY sekcji lekarzy. Psa
postawiono ma p}yte cyukowa i
nakryto go pud}em, W kt6rem
przez otw6r wyciety wystawic
m6g} glove, Poczem p~uszczony
zosta} prad o sile 5000 volt; pies
podskoczy} a W nastepnej chwili
zosta} jak kamieh b%ezw}adny. Prad
p%uszczono przez % sekund, w ciagu
kt6rego to czasu pies ME dab mai
mniejszego znaku zycia. Gdy prad
przerwano, zwierze upad}o, jakby
kula W SERGE trafone. Nastepnie
po}ozono PISA ma stole adwaj lekarze
rozpoczeli sekcje. Otworzono szyje
i zrobiono otw6r w rurze oddecho-
wei, W kt6ry w}ozono rurke srebr-
na, ~po}aczou2 "a pomoca weza
gumowego miechem, poczem
rozpoczeto bardzo ostroznie powie.
trze W p1uca wdmuchiwac. Pc
t~rzykrotnem wdmuchnieciu spo-
strzezono lekkie ~poruszenie pyska i
skonstatowano "a pomoca stereosko-
pu try uderzenia serca; poczem
usta}y wszelkie znaki zycia.
Obecni PREY tenn lekarze uznali
eksperymet "a zupe}nie zadawalnia-
jacy. Zgodzono sic og6lnie ma to,
il z uwagi ma to, re gdy pies posia-
da tylko ] Geese si1 zywotnych
cz}owieka, n%aleza}o. uzyG pradu
tylko 0 sile 1000 volt W tym
wyp~dhu zdo}anoby psa przywo}ac
do zycia. Rzeczoznawcy orzekli, re
pr2d elekrytyczny ME zabija, a
tylko przerywa funkcje zyciowe, i
re PREY odpow1ednim ratunku,
straconego przez elektrycznosc
MONA do zycia przywr6cic.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

kroniCzka (hlCagoSka.
Straszny wypadek wydarzy}
sic tn w tunelu ma Washing
ton ulicy, we Wtorek 11go
Grudnia.
By}o to o godz. Cos vie
czorem, W czasie, o ktorym
zwykle tramwaje So przepe}-
nione ludzmi powracajacymi
cd piracy. Tramwaj linowy
Milwaukee Ave. wjecha} ma
pociag Madison St., PREY
czem try ,kary' zosta1y
zdruzgotane, dwoch ludzi
zabitych a 10 rannych. Przera-
zajacy to by} widok. Pasaze-
rowie zostali zrzuceni z sic
dzeh, kobiety mdla}y, polka
leczeni jeczeli Z b6lu. Piszacy
te s}owa znajdowa} sic ma
przedniej platformie Ogden
ave. w samym srodku strasz-
nej katastrofy. i MIN sic
spostrzeg}, juz by} miedzy
zyciem a smiercia. Chwila ia
mu ma zawsze zostanie w
pamieci, tembardziej re zaraz
obok stojacych dw6ch
mezczyzn odnios}o ciezkie
pokaleczenia. Waszemu kore
spondentowi, opr6cz obryzga-
MIA krwia i lekkiego
uszkodzenia W r7ke / glove,
mic wiecej sic ME sta}o. Podob-
ny wypadek stall sic W nastep~
ny czwartek, rano, W tunelu
ma Van Buren, St. tn jednak
zapobiezono nieszczesciu.
w ruchliwem Chicago
zawsze cos okropnego. Jezeli
ME }amanie zeber w tunelach,
morderstwa, lub zb6jeckie
napady, to wscieklizna -
ps6w. Az dreszcze przechodza
ma widok skowyczenia tych
strasznych potwor6w.
Ma porzadku dziennym u
mas teraz za}oba narodowa.
w gazetach, ma zebraniach,
W potocznych rozmowach,
m}odzi i starry - %omawiaja
te kwestye.
Rada miejska ma uchwali6
st6sowne Srodki, W ce]u
zapobiezenia nieszczesciom, ma
kolejach ulicznych. Powinna
r6wniez przedsiewziac jake
kroki zaradcze przeciw dzikim
bestyom.
Nieudany projekt zorgani-
zowania Zjednoczenia MO
dzlezy zaczyna ma nowo
kie}kowa6 W niekt6rych umys-
}achnaszej m}odej inteligencyi
Jak mas zapewniaja, najdalej "a
miesiac maja bye og}oszone
swiatu ,,wielkie rzeczy.
Gwiazdka nadchodzi. Ra-
dose ogromna miedzy dzieGmi
naturalnie. Jeden drugiemu