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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
KEYSTONE STATE CULLINGS
FIRES AND FELONIES.
The Pittsburg Lutheran synod-A Farm
or Dies From Bee Sting.
MURDERED ron MONEY,

Bernard Toker was murdered and his vito
Mary fatally wounded. Wednesday after
noon, about o'clock at Rich Hill, six miles
north OF Connelsvile In the mountains. Tho
nendish deed was committed by Frank Nor
ris. boy l6 years OF age, who had been stay
ing at the Toker home since Sunday. His
his fathers home is only n half-mile away,
but young Morris pretended such great
friendship with Toker that he stayed there
much OF his time. He was arrested the next
day and confessed to the crime. He has been
q great reader of cheap novels and became
seized with desire to achieve notoriety.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
PENSION OFFICE RULINGS.

Former practices Of the Pension Bureau are
reversed by q ruling of Assistant Secretary
Reynolds announced at the Interior Depart.
ment. Judge Reynolds holds that the terms
of section 4703, Revised Statutes, applies to
pensioners under the act OF June "a, 1890.
Accordingly the s2 per month for each child
OF the deceased soldier under 10 years old. by
former wife, will be paid to the widow
where the step children are being educated In
whole or In part at the expense OF State OF
to the public In any educational institution
or In any institution. organized for the care OF
soldiers orphans. A large number of claims
will be affected by the new practice.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26

edged with jet galloon. Pleated waists
have two box pleats down the back,
starting from the shoulders, where
they are two inches and half wide,
aud tapering an inch narrower at the
waist line. They are folded in one
piece, with the middle space being
plain. A side form begins under the
pleats, so that the only seams shown
are those under the arm. The fronts
are much fuller Than the back, having
two similar pleats and full gathered
plastron. The slashing of waists is
confined to the front, like those de-
scribed in the summer.
Silk waists with wool skirts will re-
main in favor, and are of very rich
fabrics-brocades, moire, satin and
velvet. A novelty for waists is silk
and wool moire, similar fabric to
bengaline, but very soft and prettily
watered. The richest brocades for
waists are also soft, some having a
basket.woven ground, others armure
of two colors and the brocade third
color, as a b ne and brown ground
with large green leaf design as glossy
as satin, yet sunk in the surface. Soft
collars with belt to match are of satin
ribbons, or of the new supple moire
cut bias from the piece. Liberty
satin waists will be worn tho color of
the skirt or in contrast to it. Thus a
mother and daughter just returned
from Paris have waists of the simplest
fashion of this pliable satin, the
daughter wearing a corn-hower blue
crepon skirt with a mauve satin waist,
and also with blue waist of satin.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26

cred with gold thread, two of the. cor.
ners being finished with metal points,
and the other two with gold tassels.
No. 3 is finished at either end with
two round holsters, and is II combina-
tion of green and yellow plush, dec
grated with bands of needlework. No.
is most comfortable arrangement
for headrest, not unlike, save for its
richness, the usual bolster and pillow
for a bed
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
THAT HANBACK,.

Comrade Albert Merrill thought, perhaps
he was the only man who had one OF the orig
inal pieces of hardtack with which Uncle
Sam led his boys during tho war, but there
are few of them left. Here are some more
comrades who possess these venerable relics:
L. B. Lufkin, Co. Z, 18th Me-, Weld, Me. 1;
William A. Crane, Co. ID, 22d Ohio, Ash, o..
solomon I. Carter, Go. A, 3Oth Ind, New
Castle, Ind. National Tribune.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
Wine Hauled In Tanks.

The railroad tank Is introduced in
France for the conveyance and distri-
button Of wine from the vineyards,
after the manner in which petroleum
has In this country been conveyed
from the wells to market. The vim
tagers would be lucky II they could
likewise adopt a system OF pipe lines,
as the oil producers have done, and so
diffuse their cheering product with the
maximum OF celebrity and at mini
mum OF cost.-New York Tribune.
THE true hero IS the one who has
the courage to do right
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
THE OLDEST PESsIoSFR.

Among the veterans who received pensions
from the Topeka agency in September was
Andrew Franklin, of Burlington, the oldest
pensioner on the rolls of that agency He was
born on Christmas Day In 1901, and Is there
fore 10 years old. He fought In the War of
1912, a couple OF Indian wars. the war with
Mexico and was teamster In the war Of the
Rebellion. CONGRESSMAN Curtis secured tho
passage Of n special act last Spring granting
Franklin pension of $50 month. The
veteran drew his Ilrst full quarterly allowance
short time ago.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
LAST HERO OF BALAKLAvA.

Among those who attended the recent @
A. II. encampment at Pittsburg was Captain
Thomas Morley, OF the Twelfth Pennsylvania
cavalry, who Is the last survivor In the
United States OF the famous ZOO" who enter
ed the "mouth Of hel' in the battle OF
Dalaklaya during the Crimean war. He Is
also a Survivor OF the notable Fords tlNater
accident al Washington. June 20. 1898.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
RICH, WARM RED.

Red has not been very good style
for winter wear for some years, but
some capes of red cloth and also OF
crimson velvet have been brought over
from both London and Paris, and the
woman who has an unconquerable fond
ness for crimson may hope to crafty
it without bains 9nt of fashion if the
present sis gas lt I : fail.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26

The Pittsburg Synod Of the English Evan
gelical Lutheran Church began It's annual
session Tuesday In Plttsburg. The number
entitled to participated in the convention is
1875 ministers and III lay delegates. Nearly
full representation was present. Rev. ID.
NJ. kammerer, of Pittsburg, opened the session
with devotional exercises, after which Rev.
J. O. Waters, of McKees Rocks, president Of
the synod, delivered the synodical sermon.
His theme was "Self-sacrince as Opposed to
Self-seekinR."
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26

A maa =.s irpSsy after a hearty
dinner be ,ause large part of the
blood in the system goes to the stom-
ach to aid in digestion and leaves the
brain poorly supplied.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
QUAINT DIvAN PILLOWS.

To those who like to cover their di.
vans with quaint-looking cushions
these three patterns, recently brought
from Turkish harem, may be inter
esting. No. l is of sky-blue satin,
with two of the ends richly embroid'
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
Surprising Circumstance

Reggy-Anything unusual happen
while was out, James?
James-Yes, sir; your tailor didn't
call. It'd Bits.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26

section of the city would surely be destroyed.
Micael Skorz, the Polish peddler. who was
found In an unconscious and terribly mutiat-
ed condition in an abandoned railroad cut
about half a mile above whitford Station.
Chester county, died Friday in the Univer-
sity Hospital Philadelphia without having
reganed consciousness. He had been at
tackled by footpads, ROBBED, beaten and left
to die.
Emma Martin. aged 90, the colored woman
OF Pttsburg who shot and killed Charles
Johnston also OF littsburg. at the Central
| Coke works at Greensburg on July 4, has
been on trial for her life last week ut Green's
burg and been convicted OF murder In the
second degree.
At Kittanning, W. C. Phillips and W. NJ.
| Grim, convicted of assault with intent to rob
| and burglary, were sentenced each to five
| years in the penitentiary. Phillips is said to
belong to the Ward gang which had head
quarters in Westmoreland county.
Messrs. wareham and Hughes, OF Beaver
| Falls, have contracted for 1900, 900 to build
in six months the Benwood, CIV. Va.,) q
Southern Electric Railway to extend from
Benwood to Moundsville ". Va, distance
| OF fifteen miles.
Calvin Gresham. OF Harrison City, was re-
arrested at Greensburg. on charge OF horse
Iite ~. "a, W ~ u
inuiaha, "a IN MS possession were iounu
county farmers, several buggies, harness.
| etc.
mt ,,
Inc tigarette nsoi,, wnicn superinuuceu
| lumbia, superintendent Of the agencies OF
the Anglo-American Savings and Loan Asso-
citation.
| A., p....o ,,. ,,
| Al. a nI..
| ed Mt Watt station. Twenty cars were de.
stroyed.
-, IT.,
two ounces OF carbolc acid by mistake He
died, leaving wife and flve small child.
ren
,-.,
a verdict OF accidental death in the case OF
william Rheimer. who was mysteriously kill
ed at Beaver last Saturday.
n,v,d rov n, ,,,or i.u,dsr hond, Toe
hearing nj pbiiadelnbin being CHARGED nv
| his Viz ret. no rtniat With 5osartien ,nJ
non-support.
peoyer E,lIs nronertv owpers rosuse to mn,
more than 4 mills The borough council hay.
ing made tax levy Of mills. which, it Is
asserted Is Illegal
Harry siobold,s house store and stah,o md
Al st. Peters dwelling at New Kensington
We're burned sunday Loss so,oooi IN
sured.
An information charging desertion has
been made by his wife against Richard
| Rockingham, OF Beaver falls, formerly OF
|
Forty.six tramps, somo OF them being well
supplied with money, We're arrested by Penn
burg,
The shutdown OF coal mines near Fayette
has left the miners and other workmen in
distress.
The Reading lrebrick works resumed
operations Tuesday, after having been idle
in and trade IA hrigbtening
most 70 death bv higbwavmen snndav
ni,,h, " ''
M9nonsahela mas decided 10 ASK lor me
1895
Tho ho,.o ., roh, coodmor noor u.ai
son was hnrped SUNDAY nioht at a loss 81
Al 200, no Insurance
Beaver fsils porougn councli mas authorH,
co s,ai ,ho ono oui''ns Vi ""''' "ofA' a' COST o'
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
An EXTENSIVE FIRE.

The most extensive fire, in point Of loss,
that ever visited Scranton, broke out early
Saturday morning in the business section OF
the city. When the flames were brought un-
der control at 10 o'clock the loss had reached
at a conservative estimate s25O,00O. For
time 1t looked rs though the entire business
section OF the city would surely be destroyed.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26

stripe. Another produces black eff
feet by stripes of dull sage and dull
plum color, with another stripe cross
ing these of the curling mohair effect
in black.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26
A HUNTING COSTUME.

One of the projectors of the Adiron-
dack Railroad left to his daughter, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
Ludozercy.

Misyonarz francuzki, .. AL.
laire, zatrudniony cd dluzsze-
60 czasu W Afryce, opowiada,
il W dolinie Ubaugi napotkai
plemie ludozercow, kt6rzy
jadaja mieso ludzkie ME przy
jakichs nadzwyczajnych Okla
zyach, lecz stale, ME ceniac ma,
tomiast zg"}a miesa zwierze'
cego.
Mieso ludzkie jadaja oni
sola pieprzem, a ma rzez uay.
waja niewolnik6w, kt6rymi,
bez wzgledu ma wick i p}ee,
prowadza miedzy soba mai.
kompletuiejszy handel.
Ojcu Allaire udalo sic na
statku Lion" ocalic "a dziecl
niexolnik6w, przeznaczonych
ma pokarm dla tych ludoaer-
cow i uciec 2 niemi do misyj.
nego domu sierot.
Ma jednym z targow prze,
kona1 sic nadto 6w misyonarz,
IL niewolnicy sprzedawaui by
waja nietylko W calosci, ua
sztuki, ale H.. W kawa. ka III.
Jesli kto ME chce kupic ca.
lego niewolnika, w6wczas obie.
ra sobie tylko jakas czesc jego,
mp. ramie, przyczem handlarz
zakresla rodzajem bia}ej kred-
XII obrany kawa}ek.
Nastepnie inny obiera dru-
gle ramie, iuuy piersi, nogl,
brzuch IT'D.
Gdy juz wszystko zosta}o
poodznaczane kreskami, han
dlarz odcina niewolnikowi g}o.
we, kt6ra wraz klieutami
swymi spozywa ma miejscu,
solsc pieprzac.
Nastepnie cia}o b, wa raba.
ne W sztuki i kazdy z kupuja-
cych zabiera obrany kawa(ek.
Straszne!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
Wynalazki kObiet.

W jednej gazet amerykahskich
miedzy innemi czytamy ogloszenie o
praktycznyeh wynalazkach, uczynio-
nych ostatuio przez tutejsze panic.
l tax: Pewna maoda panienka W
Lima, W Stanie Ohio, wynalazla spo.
sob wydobywania z jednej tony
oliwY 10000 stop kubicznych gazu
oswietlajacego.
Pani Katarzyna Bloss W New Yor-
ku wynalazsa maszyne do szycia
futer.
Pani Ludwika Dyer tablice iupko
wa, ma ktorej unieszczony jest przy
Rad automatyczny do szybkiego scie'
rania napisanych nan slow.
Nakoniec pani Balhelor wyGalazsa
przyrzal do prostowania zeza W
coach uieksztaitnych drugi = dc
kszts}towania regularnych rysow
twarzy(?).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
Dwoch kandydat6w pOlskich W
Milwaukee.

Demokratyczua konwencya sta
nova W Milwaukee ME postawifa
zadnego polskiego kandydata;
"a to demokratyczna konwencya
powiatowa zamierza dwoch Po.
lak6w zanominowa6. Jednym
kan5ydatem, jak sic dowiaduje
miejscowy ,,Knryer", bedzie ME-
zawodnie alderman Fir. Nizoraw-.
ski 18-ej wardy; ,,leci" ma regi-
stratora hypoteczego; a drugim
klerk sadowy Karol Trzebiatow-
ski z 1szej wardy - ma sekreta-
RIA sadow. Obydwaj kandydaci
So wprawdzie re strony wscho-
dniej, z parafii sw. Jadwigi; ale
poniewaz strona poiudniowa mia
la zawsze kandydatow i urzedni-
kow wyzszych, wiec teraz Polacy
re strony poiudniowej niezawo-
dnie jednogiosnie ich popra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
Czesi chicagOscy
a wystaWa pragska.

w Pradze czeskiej W przy.
sz}ym roku ma sic odbyc wy
stawa krajowa, Czesi chica'
goscy postanowili W niej wzia6
ud1ia}. Wczoraj W Ashland
avenue Turner Hall zebra}o
sic oko}o 100 delegat6w r6.
anych czeskich Towarzystw,
azeby naradzic sic mad tenn, W
iaki spos6b tutejsi Czesi maja
bye reprezentowani. Obrano
komitet, kt6ry ma zajat sic ta
sprawa i do zarzadu weszll:
Jan Pecha, pref; J. F. Kroll,
vice PREF; Jan Spevak, pierw.
sly sekretarz; J. Kosar, drugi
sekretarz; F. Fisher, kasyer.
Postanowiono zajsc sic wybu-
dowaniem ma placu wystawy
kilku budynkow, W ktorych
ma bye przedstawione zycie
Czech6w tutejszych. j. Ko-
sar przed}ozyl plany tych bu-
dynk6w, a komitet je zatwier-
dzi}. Pomiedzy budy nkami
tymi majs sic znajdowat domy
farmerskie z dalekiego Zacho-
du 2 Novel, Anglii, jakotez
dom mieszkalny chicagoski i
handel chicagoski.
zg}osi}o sic r6wniez wiele
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
lie lUdzie zyc mOga?

Uczony francuski Flourens O.
blicza to ma lat 100, ma zasadzie,
ze kazde stworzenie zyjace winno
zyc piec razy tyle lat, lie ich do
wzrostu swego potrzebuje.
Wielbiad rosnie lat osm, zyje
wiec lat 40.
A poniewaz cziowiek do wzro-
stu swego potrzebuje lat 20, wiec
powinien zyc lat 100.
ze podobny wick bywa rzadko-
scia, Flourens przypisuje to spo-
sobowi zywota naszego, ktoly
wielce r6zni sic cd przyrodzone-
60 sposobu, jaki czfowiek istotnie
prowadzic powinien i wskutek
tego przyspiesza termin smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
TeIegramy zagranicEne
Cholera " Europe.

LoNDYN, 11go wrzesnia. :
Lekarz ameryka6ski Fairfax
Irwin W raporcie urzedowym
dla rzadu Stan6w Zjedn. poda-
je nastepujsce fakta o szerze-
niu sic cholery W Europe: Ia
raza panuje epidemicznie W
Rosyi, Kr6lestwie Polskiem,
Galicyi, p6}nocuo wschodnich
Niemczech Holaudyi; ME u
stale ona, ale przeciwnie zwie-
ksza sic. We Francyi trudno u
zyskaG niewatpliwe wiadomo
Sci, ale W Marsylii cholera
istnieje na pewno. W Paryzu,
Bordeaux, Sassy, Rheims i
Reuil panuje choleryna. Pei
tersburg i Kronsztadt So sic
dliskiem zarazy W p6luocnej
Rosyi; ma wybrzezach Ba}tyku
cholera ciezko dotyka Ryge.
Wzd}uz Wisly W Polsce panu-
je wssedzie zaraza; gl6wne jej
ogniska SO W Warszawie, Ra
domiu, P}ocku i okolicy. w
Galicyi zaraza szerzy sic grnz-
ME wzd}uz rz. Zbrucz. Chole-
IA isinieje doko}a Gda6ska; po.
jedyncze wypadki mia4y miej-
see W Berlinie, Bremen j Kolo-
nil. Ma parowcach ma rz. Re
ME zdarzy}y sic r6wniea wy
padki cholery. Wreszcie W
Belgii zaraza ukazuje sic W
dolinach na Meuse Sambre.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
Laska dla ArmenezykoW.

KoNsrANTYNoPoL, II wrze-
snia. = Konsul bryta1ski z
Angory donosi tutaj, IL W uspo.
sobieniu w}adz tamtejszych cd.
nosnie do Arme6czyk6w, oska.
rzonych o mniemane spiski
przeciw Turcyi, nastapila sta
nowcza zmiana. W Guzzat z
rozkazu sadu uwolniono z
wiezie6 10 Arme6czyk6w.
Go do 17tu, juz skazanych ma
smierG, tych sprawy maja bye
ssdzone ma nowo. Sta}o sic to
ma rozkaz Su}tana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
E9FATBl FslEGaAFlglYE z zAEsAE!gY

= w Madrycie oaehral So
bic zycie ksiaze San Carlos,
szambelau dworu kr6lewskie-
90. Powodem samobojstwa
ma bye ruina majatkowa.
R.eczpospolita Columbia
wysia}a do rzadu rzeczp. Mica
ragua protest, W kt6rym twier-
dzii, ze sporoe wybrzeze Mos
quito nalezee powinno do niej.
z Warcina donosza, Il
Bismarck i jego zona czuja sic
lepiej.
= Parowiec oceanowy linii
Allana "Assyrian" zosta4 zdje-
ty z lawicy piaskowej, ma kt6-
"a wpadl pod Dunbarton.
= Ma divorce angielskim
ogfoszono za}obe 12-dniowa
po zgonie hrabiego Paryza.
Z Konstantynopola tele.
grafuja, IL Sultan of roHa1
$500 na rlecz ofar ostatnlch
pozar6w lesnych W Minneso-
Gle, W Ameryce.
Ma manewrach wojsko-
wych pod SchIobitten (w oko.
leach Krolewca cesarz Viii,
helm dowodzil osobiscie lynn
korpusem armii. Wczoraj ca}y
dzie6 trwa}a zacieta walka
dw6ch korpus6w. Manewry
sko6czyly sic wieczorem.
y w Colon, W Kolumbii
(Ameryka srod.) z magazy,
now Kompanii kana}u panam-
skiego skradziono znaczna ilose
dynamitu.
: W Algierze (Afryka) W
okolicy Bona szaleja pozary
las6w. Goraco jest ME do znle'
sienia.
Parowiec oceanowy linii
White Star Majestic, ktory
przybyl do Queenstown, rapor,
tuie, Il odby} podroz posrod
strasznej bury.
Ma trumnie hr. Paryza
w Stowe House ameryka1ski
jenera} Hayes z}ozyi wienlec
za1obny.
: Przyby}y Antwerpii do
Belfast { Irlandya) okret Ia
glowy Volunteer" mial na po.
kiadzie wypadek cholery. Ia
trzymano go W kwarantannie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
Wybory W Hiszpanii.

MADRYr, 11go wrzesnia. =
Rezultat wyborow do rad pro
wincyonalnych, jake odbyly
sic wczorai W ca}ej Hiszpauii,
jest, o lie dotychczas wiadomo,
nastepujacy: partya rzadowo.
iberalna 311; konserwatysci
96; r6zni SO; karlisci Is; repu.
blikanie 80; niezalezni IL,
Rad ma stanowcze wiekszo.
Sci. Wybory sa uwazane, jako
iego zwycieztwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12

obecnie we Lwowie zwiedza
tamtejsza wystawe. DIS odby}
sic bankiet ma czesc cesarza.
Franciszek J6zef wnios} toast
ma Geese cara W nastepujscych
wyrazach: ,,Pije "a zdrowie
mego drogiego przyiaciela cara
Aleksandra, MECH Bog d}ugo
zyG mu pozwoli!" Toastowi
towarzyszyl hymn rosyjski,
wykonany przez muzyke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
Ma Oswiate.

zmarly W Rosyi radca tajny, Ma
slow, zapisa} 475,000 rs. ma kapitai
zakiadowy dla szkoi wiejskich. Kaz,
da szkosa ma otrzymac 100000 rs
kapitalu zakladowego, ktory ma inne
cele ME moze bye uzyty, a procenta
cd tej sunny maja bye obracane ma u.
trzymanie szkoay. Szkoiy maja bye
zakladane ma calem terytoryum pan.
stwa, lie wystarczy kapitaiu, bez
wzgledu ma narodowosc i wyznanie
ludnosci, zamieszkuiacej W danej o.
kolicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-12
Lepsze stOsunki pOmfedzy Waty'
kanem O rzadem WfGskim.

LoNDYN, 11,go wrzesnla. =
Tutejsza Pail Mall Gazette"
umieszcza artyku}, W kt6rym
dowodzi, IL pomisdzy Stolics
apostolsks, a rzadem w}oskim
cd pewnego czasu zapanowa}y
lepsze stosunki. W tych dniach
sekretarz prywatny prezydenta
ministr6w Sig. Crispi odwie.
dill Watykan i konferowa1 z
kardyna}em Rampolla. Jestto
podobno cd r. 1870 pierwszy
wypadek bytnosci urzednika
wIoskiego W s:edzioie Ojca sw.
Wskutek tel konferencyi Pa
piez przychyli} sic do prosby
o ustanowienie profektury a
postolskiei W Massowah, W
Afryce, a kr6l Humbert Ego
dzi{ sic ma nominacye kardy-
nala Santo ma patryarchs We
necyi. Wreszcie ostatnio Sig.
Crispi W movie wypowiedzia-
nei W Neapolu wzywal Ko-
scia pa6stwo do }acznego
dzia}ania przeclw wsp6lnemu
przeciwnikowi, anarchii %
raz oddawa} wszelkie W tym
wzgled4ie uznanie obecnemu
ma estradzie arcybiskupowi
Neapolu, kardynalowi San
Felice.
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Jen. (?) Booth wyjeidia do Anne
rYki.

LoNDyN, ll-go wrzesnia. :
TAX zwana ,Armia zbawie-
MIA" mia}a tu dzisiaj wielks
uroczystost. Wystapila ma sta
cyl kolejowej Eustis ma poze-
gnanie jenera3a CO Booths,
Wyiezdzajacego do Ameryki.
Booth wsiad4 ma pok}ad pa
rowca linii Allana ,,Cartaghi-
MAN., udajscego sc do st.
Johns, N. F., ztamtad obje'
die New Fondand i Kanade,
a wreszcie 2O-go pazdziernika
rzybsdzie do New Yorku,
zad wyrusay " podr6z po
..otanach Ziednoczonych.
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NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

-D.27 pazdziernika W Hall
parafalnej s. Wojciecha (przy
ul. leej i Paulina) odbedzie
sic przedstawienie teatralne, u.
rzadzone przez Tow. sw. Sta.
nisiawa K. z tejze parafi. To-
stana odegrane dwie sztuki:
"B}aaek opetany" oraz "Maj.
ster i czeladnik''.
= Iak6b Beck, Czech, po-
pe}ni} wczoraj samob6jstwo.
Utopil sic W poludniowej od-
nodze rzeki W poblizu ul. Laf-
lin.
= W Desplains pobili sic
dwaj farmerzy Jan Starweckl
i Thomas Murphy. Starwecki
zosta} tax ciezko pobity, re o.
bawiaja sic o jego zycie.
: Try nowe wypadki ospy
zdarzy}y sic wc1oraj ma 21ej,
18tei ul. i ma Armour ave.
: Burmistrz Hopkins W
niedziele powraca re swej wy.
cieczki do jeziora Minnetonka.
= Wczoraj o godz. 2iej W
nocy prey ul. 103iej wykoIei1a
sic wskutek uszkodzenia SYN
lokomotywa 5 wagon6w ko.
lei Baltimore & Ohio. Szcze
sliwym trafem odni6s1 uszko.
dzenia i to lekkie, jeden tylko
hamulcarz Frank Gingray.
- John Mallen, cz}owiek
90letni, znalaz} wczoraj strasz-
na smierc. Pracujac przy ele-
watorze kolei Santa Fe spad}
z wysokosci 100 stop = i lite.
ralnie zostal zmiazdzony.
= w mieszkaniu pani Ste.
wart pm. 1853 ma W. 15.ej ul.
nasta api} wybuch gazoliny.
Szkoda jest nieznaczna, ale
PAM Stewart odniosla bardzo
ciezkie poparzenia.
- Christ. Mahoney, znany
z}odziei, zosta} skazany przez
sedziego Brentano "a kradziez
w1amaniem ma 8. lat wiezie.
MIA.
= John K. Eckels sfalszo.
wal wiele ma}ych checE6e0,
20 $2S do $50 ma imie G. r.
Iowa = spieniezy} je W Ma
tional Globe Bank. Siedzi "a
to W kozie.
: Policyant James Brady
znalazf ma pustej locie przy
Desplaines Washington ul.
spora kule zelazns. Mniema'
ia, re jest to-. bomba dy-
namitowa.
Przy rzece Chicago i
Line ul. zbudowany bedzie
nowy elevator zbozowy przez
frme Keuth and Go. Koszt
budowy 100000.
Trzej zamaskowani ra'
busie wpadli dis W nocy o
godz. l2ej do saloonu Fritza
Vollmera pm. 440 ma N. Clark
ul., pobili 60 kolba rewolweru
tax, re straci} przytomnosc, "a.
brali got6wke oraz zegarek =
i zemkneli. -. Policya, jak
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Polacy ofiara wypadku.

Decatur, Ills, IL wrzesnia. -Dzis
W poludnie zdarzyl sic tutaj fatalny
wypadek. Trzej Polacy, Adolf Go.
rawski, H. Klimik F. Blosak, szli
torem kolejowym niedaleko stacy,
gdy nagle najeohal ma Mich pooisg,
idacy Chicago. Gorawski zostas "a
bity ma miejscu, dwaj drudzy odnie
sli ciezkie, moze smiertelne uszko.
dzenia.