davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
Cesarz a%ustryackl
we LWOWie.

dniu 7 Wrzesuia pc raz 4 ty
zawital do Lwowa. Pc raz
pierwsay )ako m}odzieniec PREY
byf tam W cie&kich czasach
central!styczne] reakcYi.Po raz
drugi zwiedzii Krakow Lwow
dopiero W roku 1880, witany
ju& wtedy jake wspanlaiomySl-
ny opiekun kraju, przesz}oroc2-
na obecnosG cesarza ma ma
newrach " Galicyi politycznie
cechu)e g]oSoa przemowa jego
W Jaroslawi u.
Ostatni pobyt cessrza Fran :
ciszka J02efa we Lwowie ozna.
cza, De to, co pred 800 laty
wlelkiemu wieszczowi Janowi
Kochanowskiemu wytykano
jako brak trzezwego zmys}u
politycznego, dzis staloby sic
haslem caiego narodu: Gdyby
nam by1o znowu wolno wy.
biera6 kr6]a, ME moglibysmY
wybraG lepszego, ]ak Franciszek
Jozef.
Sam fa'zt, lie cesarz, otoczo.
nv wszystkimi miDistrami ,przy-
by} do Lwowa, wYcieczce tel
nadawat niepospoiita donios}osc
polityczna.
Pouo jeszcze Digdy ME
zdarzy]o sic, ably cesarz ktora-
kolwiek prowincya odwiedza1
z tax uroczysta asystencya.
Widocznie chodzilo o to, ably
lerazniejszemu poby1owi mo.
narchy W stolicy galicyiskiej
nadaG charakter wYbitnie]szy.
wa&niejszy, nil wszelkim daw-
niejszym. ,Plac wYstawy ]wow.
skie] staf sic W tel chwili cen
trum monarchii.'
Wobec ca}ego swiata cesarz
~zadokumen:owa}, lie narod
polski uwaza jake jeden z mai
wa4niejszych flar6w swego
domu i pahstwa, Re go stawia
ma rowni 2 Niemcami, kt6rzy
tworza bistoryczna podstawe
potegi dyuastyi habsburskiej,
l z Madzlarami, ktorzy um,eli
zachowaG swa dawna narodowa
samodzielposG.
Ale przYjecie, jakiego monar-
cha dostapit we Lwowie,
terazniejszej wycieczce nadaje
jeszcze lnne znac2enie, ME
zmiern,e wa3ne z punktu wi
dzenia naszego Interest," Haro-
dowego. z naszych dawnych
kr6'6w elekt6w pono tylko
ieden Stefan Batory r6wnYm
zapa}em bYl witany prey swym
wjezdzie do Krakowa, ale i
wtedY wita}a go tYlko pewna
czesc narodu, gdy druga op;e-
rata sic jego wyborowi. Fran
ciszka J6zefa ca}y nar6d witat
z zgodnym zapa}em.
Cesarz Franciszek Jozef u
miaf poruszy6 monarsze strony
W naszem sercu narodowem.
Monarcha ten, wst8piwszy jako
Is letni m}odzieniec ma iron
pahstwa, kt0re wowczas bylo
podobne do gmachu, W kt6rego
ws3ystkich sk~rzydlach wrzat
polar, do2naws2y p6zniej
strasznych kiosk ma pobojowis-
kach, jednak niezr6wnana sta :
losc'a sprawl, ze ME tylko
gmach stoi d2ls O wiele silniei,
ui1 pred rokiem 1913, ale nadto
strata wfosklch prowincvi NO.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

~ przez csla droge na czesG
Jege entuzYastyczne okrzyk,.
u. bramy t%rYumfalnej cd
Btrony dworca, gdzie IA pur-
purowem tie jest bust Cesarza,
poni2ej orze} panstwowy, a W
gore napis: Vital nam witaj
mi|y gospodynie', wyScie]ono
ullce czerwonem suknem.Le Levy
box bramy przeznaczonej
do przeiazdu ola cesarza
pozostawiono otworem, a prawy
z%amknieto g!anatowym suk-
mem. Zaledwo powitania ma
dworcu sic s%kohczyfy, poda.
zy]i ku t%ryumfalnej bramie
nsczelnicy stray honorowej W
pierwszym powozie, W drugim
preaydent m1asta, p. Edmund
MochDacki, kt6ry kofo bramy
wyszed} i stana1 ma czele Kady
miejskiej. Klucze mieiskie
d2ier2yl radny DIR. Duleba.
Poduszka, IA kt6re] one
spoczywa}y, zrobiona z purpu.
rowego aksamitu, suto z!otem
wys2y wanna. Pc rogach Wild
nieja cztery orty polskie pre-.
%slicznej robotY, boki otacza
z}ote wysz7wanie W ljscie de-
bowe. Same klucze srebrne
cyzelowane, zwiqzane srebr-
nYm sznurem.
Prey bramie %tryumfalnej
2~atr2yma};sie powoz, W kt6rym
Jechaf cesarz z panem ma.
mlestnikiem, hrabia Kazmie
rem Badenim. CesarE razno
ak m}odzieniec wyskoczy1 z
powozu,z u%przejmym, rozrzew"
nionym niemal usmiechern,
d2iekujac ma ok6} Radzie
miejskiej i rubl1cznosci "a
gromkie okrzyki:, Mech zyje!'
Rada miejska ko1em staae}a
pa purpurowym dYwanie, a
w6wczas pan prezydent Moch'
nacki otoczony gronem rad
nycb %przemowil:
.NaUaSniejszy Panic, Maj
milosciwszy Cesarzu, Kr6lu
nasz! Przyjm klucze tego gro
du jake znamie, De zdoby}eS
/ podbiles nasze SERGE Twojs
}aska Monarsza i mi}oscia bez
granic, Twoja niear6wnanq
1yczliwo5cia ola narodu nasze-
go. Oby Bog, kt6ry ber1o mad
tronami dzier3y, wYsiuchai
naszych codzienych mod}ow,
obY Wasza Cesarska Krolew.
wska Nose jeszcze dlugie lata
zachowaG, strzeiz i ochraniaG
raczyt.
Nsijasnie)szy Pan MECH
4yje!'
Zaledwo uciszyly sic okrzy.
XII. jake 2nowu pc movie p
Mochnackiego zabrzmia1y, "a
braf glos Cesarz j dobitnym,
wyrazpym g}osem z rekopisu,
kt6rY mu podat p. Manifest.
nix. odczyta} ma %powitanie ~
strony miasta odpowiedz.
Il zadowoleniem przyjmuje
hold pouownc z~apewnienie
przywiazania Mojego wiernego
stolecznego miasta Lwowa ola
Mnie j Mego domu. Usi}owania
miasta celem popieranla "a.
r6wno w}asnych interes5w,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

H@Kto nam teraz przesle dolara
abonamentu, dostanie W prezencie
ksiaazke pod tytu}em ,,Bajka 0
trzech braciach ,z kt6rych
dwu by}o madrych,a eden
g}upi, 0 zielonym wezu,
burym kocie i sroczce
bez og!ona.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
LWOW, 7 WrzeSnia.

LWOW, WrzeSnla.
Ma godzine pred przyjazdem
cesarza. zaczeli sic zje&d&ac ma
dworzec dygnitarze / reprezen-
tanci wladz. Ma dworcu zebrsli
lie wszyscy cz}onkowle rzadu.
0 godzinie 10 rano pred
kawiarni wiedehskiej wozami
uramwa]u elektrycznego ruszy]i
do bramy tryumfalnei radni
miejscy we wspanialYch stro-
iach polskich, ustawili sic oni
PREY bramle a "a mimi po
kolei W ulicacI1: Grodeckiej,
Zygmuntowskiej, Mickiewicza,
Marszatkowskiej Trzeciego Ma
ia, Jagielohskiei, Karoia Lud-
wika, pa placu Maryackim,
Halickim, BernardYhskim, W
ulicy Czarneckiego ~ustawi1y sic
niezliczone TowarzYstwa, bract.
wa, cechy korporacye. parahe,
zak}ady, konwenty, it'd. al do
palacu namiestnictwa, pred
kt6rego wjazdem zgromadzili
SIZE dostojnicY dworu, ducho
wiehstwo metropolitalne, re-
prezentanci wtadz cywilnych i
woiskowych, korpus o6cersk',
scnat akademicki i politechniki
| kolegium profesor6w.
Gwarny, weso}7, smie7acy
sic t}um zwolna ucichs. Czeka,
nas}uchuje..
Nsraz rykne}o d2ia}o macy
tadeli. Pc MEM drugie, trzec'e.
Odezwaly sic dzwony i razem
2 armatami utworzyly iakaS
marsowa pieSh radoScl, huczqca
mad miastem.
WSr6d niezliczez1ej rzeszy "a
panowa} ruch goraczkowy, t}um
sic poruszy} jaz Ian kfosow
ko1ysany wiatrem, wszyscy sic
wypre2ali, stawali IA paicach,
t}oczyli sic W zbita sciane pc
obu stronach ulic. "A z wie4
wszystkich kosciolow i cerkwi
wcia1 brzmialy dzwony i zla}y
sic W jeden harmonijny ton,
kt6ry plynac z fala powietrza
g1os'} ma oko}, ID starry gr6d
Iva i Danila swieci dzieh
wielki, dzieh radoSci, dzieh
tryunf'u.
T~ymczasem ma dworzec wpad}
cesarski pociag 1 zatrzymaf
sic tn pred kompania homo
rowa 80 pulku piechoty. Mu
zyka zagrala hymn cesarski.
Wyszed1 z wagonu cesarz, pan
namiestnik, ktory naprzeciw
monarshy wyjecha} do Rzeszo-
va, adjutant ieneraf hrabia
Parr / reszta monarszej swiftly.
Cesarz lekkim i elastYcznym
kroKiem poda1yt ku kompanii
honorowej, zrobii jei przeglad,
poczem zbli1y} sic do oczeku)a
cycn go os6b. Monarcha, ubrany
W mundur jeneralski, wyglada
bardzo dobrze i rzezwo, truly
podr62y kilkudniowych i W
Lanckoronie manewr6w ME
zostawiiY ma MIN zadnych
Shadow zmeczenia.
Przystaplwszy do zebranYcn,
przywitaf sic z ministrami, ko
mendujacym ksieciem Win
dlscbgraetzem, marsza1kiem
kraiowYm ks. Sangus2ka i
innyml.
Nastepnie przeszed1 Monar-
cha przez przeslicznie udeko-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
Ceny targgowe
WINNNA.

Pszenlca-N1 | v%iosenna SOC
zlmOWa 45 ceu.
y W / e S. CSC
Korn 45c
J eczm1en Er.3. 46c
Jaja lOc
Nj q k a: Winona Patent $3.50
Straight SO so Mr.. l Bakers $500
Pasza kornu- $3.50 "a
beczke
0 tr g b y: bran $14 90
shorts $500, middlings $3.50
ground feed $40
6iano dix e. 800
Tymotka $1,000
K o nj $500. buszel
L YIN ka 2.1O buszel
Nj i 90 l0c
Kury wypraw. 8 c., kurczeta lOc
M leso zyWe:
skopowina......... ........ 800
wieprzowina $3.50 wolowina $500
clelecina 81
Mas{o 15c
KartofIe SOC. buszel
CHICAGO
Pszenic0 So
Oa0aes. - 29c.
K0ru-52
~AUKEE
P~szenica-54
Korn-No.2 So
Owes - No. o "a
Pszenica - 55
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

Namiestnikiem, ministrowie i.
powozy innych dygnitarzy.
Fublicznos6 wita}a cesarza
gromkiemi okrzykami. Panic
chustkami, panowie
kapeluszam;. z setek tvsiecy !
pier>i wz]atywaf okrzyh:, Mech
lyle, MECH 4yle, vivat!"
Pc kr6tkim wypoczynku
poczat Monarcha udzielaG
uroczystych posluchah.
Poczem Cesarz udat sic do
swych pokoi.
A tymczasem pred pafacem
ro3nobarwn7 tfum utkwit w
mlejscu l niego sic ME ru.
sza}. wpatrujac SIC ~ tie injury,
"a kt6remi byf monarcaa. Raj
pc raz wYrYwa}y sic z tego
ttumu okrzyki i wnet pod.
chwYtywane przcz wszYstklch.
brzmiafy coraz gfosniej, coraz
dale! LEGALLY.
Ma wszystkich g}6wnych
ulicach Lwowa panuje ruch
nadzwyczajny. Tn / owdz'e
widaG gromadki, nucace jakas
piosnke ma mute krakowiaka
Tub kuiawiaka.
0 god1> 4 pc poIudniu
uda1 sic cesarz ma plac wysta.
wy. Pc otu stronach drogi cd
palacu Namiestnlkowskiego al
do wYstawy, utworzyfy szpa~
Ter instytucye, stowarzyszenia
/ zak1ady.
LWOW, 10 wrzesnia.
Cesarz dopelnit wczoraj w
po]udnie inauguracyi fakultetu
medycznego. Uroczystos6 by4a
okazala, move powitalnq i
dzlekczy1na wypowiedzia}
rektor uniwersytetu, DIR.
Cwiklinski. Monarcha odpo
wiedzial ciep'o. Ma s1rzelnicy
cesarz rozmawlal z przedsta-
wionymi mu dwoma cztonka.
mi poznahsk1ego Bractwa
strzeleckiego. Corso ia g6rze
zamkowej byio swietne; setki
powozow. Pc obiedzie dwor-
skim, ma kt6ry zaproszono
take pana J6ze1a Koscielskie.
60, ndai sic cesarz IA wysta-
we, kt6ra W efektownem
oswietleniu czarujacy sprawia-
la widok. Oko1o SO. 900 osob
witalo monarche entuzyastycz-
ME. Raut u ksiecia marszalka
Sanguszki zgromadz'l do 5000
osob.
LWOW, IL w~rzeSnia.
Wczoraj wieczorem O godzinie
8 cesarz wyjechal do Wiednia
wsroG entuzvastycznYch owa.
cyl.
PLACIC "a
Gdzie Jest raj?
W1ele juz teolodzy napsuli pa
pleru, ably dowlesc, gdz1e ley raj,
a dotad mkt mic pewnego o tenn
ME vie. Pod}ug hlstcryka rzym
skiego Josephus Flavius Eden zna].
DUE SIG ma wlelkiej przestrzenl
pom,edzy rzekami Gauges i Nllem.
Calvina ley raj W Babl-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

JAKA5 OKRoPNA rewo-
lucya przygotowuia demokra-
ci W Toledo, Ohio, jak plsze
slawny polski Anglik G. J..
Kalczynski w numerze swo
jego Ku2era z 20 WrzeSnia.
OdnoSna notatke, kt6ra, ma
sic rozumiec. ogromna wywo
}a}a sensacya ma calel La
grange ulicy wToledo, powta-
rzamy doslownie, ma odpo
wiedzialnos6 powyze) cytowa-
nego zr6d}a, - nawet z
uczonym genityvem / taiem-
nicami kongresmana Richie.
49,. komitet zdecydowa} ably u}o-
zyG rewolucye %popierajace admi-
n~istracje Clevelanda, bill Wilsonae
W tel formie W jakiej by} przyjety
W Izbie i Kongresmana Ritchie.
Powyzsze rewolucye przyje to
z entuzjazmem.
W1adomoSc pOdana w
powyzsze) notatce jest tax
wazna i oryginalna, re zadna
lima gazeta toledowska ME
wazy}a sic jej powt6rzy6, z
obawy, by publicznosc ME
wydrwila je1, re popefola
plagiat.
Zdolny to widac redaktor
ten pan c.. J. Kulczyhski!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

w Dakocie
P6lnocnej posiadaja okolo pol
miliona ton Stony i owsa, i
te zapasy w lynn roku, jak
zwykle, chcieli spali6. Ma
mysl'li sic jednak / chca robic
probe z prasowaniem Stony i
odse}aniem lei do Stan6w,
gdzie s}emy braknie.
W NEBRASCE, i to W
p6fnocno zachodniej stronie
tego Stanu, czego ME zmar-
nowa1a susza, to teraz
zmarnowa}y rych}e przymr6zki.
szczeg6lnie k%ukurydze, len i
ogrodowizny.
BkOGIE skutki nowego
prawa 0 taryfe uznaia juz
sami zwolennicy dawniejsze-
go wysokiego ocIenia. Juz
nawet dawniejszy general
pocztmistrz Wanamaker O.
znaimia, re W wielkim swoim
handful w PHILADELPHIA towary
do potrzeby w pomieszkaniach
i do ozdoby tychze wiele
taniej sprzedawac bedzie, jak
pod prawem McKinleya.
A ARMIA Stan6w
Ziednoczonych liczy "A, 1850
zo}nierza, 14o ch}opa mniej,
iak prawo przepisuje. Teraz
uchwalono, ably ME przyjmo
wano do regularnego wojska
zadnego mezczyzny ponlze]
lat FL, wyjawszy ct}opc6w,
znajacych muzyke, lub'chcacych
sic wydoskonalic W muzyce,
partyi repu.
blikanskiej mad demokracka
jeszcze ME mole bye tax
znaczna, jak ludzie g{osza.
Biorac Stany poszczeg6lnie, W
niekt6rych zawsze dotad de-
mokzaci So w wiekszosci, iak
n. p. w Arkansas.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

CYKLON
na~iedzi} w piatek II, Wrzes-
MIA, wieczorem. po}nocno-za
chvdnia lowe i po}udniowa
Minnesota. Cyklon pedzi(
cd miasta Spencer, W Iowie,
al pod Winone, niszczac po
drodze wszystko co napotkal.
Zmi6t} z ziemi miejscowosc
Cylinder i czesG miasta Usage.
Wiele ludzi PREY tenn utraci}o
zycie. w Minnesota zburzyl
cyklon miasto lie Roy. gdzie
powsta}y pozar zniszczy} co
ieszcze zostalo i cztery osoby
smierG znalazty. Potem zwia}
Geese miasta Springvalley,
gdzie 5 os6b zabi}. a 20
uszkodzii. Razem wyrzadzi}
cyklon na diva millony dola
row szkody.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

LWOW, IL wrzesnia.
Wczoraj wieczorem O godzinie
8 cesarz wyjechs} do WiedDia
wsroG entuzvastycznYch owa.
cyl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-23
Atlas LINE STEAMER Ashore.
The Andes Jrtii-oaisg Her Oranges to Get
or the jersey Sands.

ATLANTIC CRY. Jan. 22-Tbe steamship
Andes. Capt. Williams. OF the Atlas Line. from
Costa Rica Tor New York. went ashore at I 30
o'slock this morning of Little Beach and lay
this afternoon in about fifteen feet Of water
with tho sea- pounding her heavily.
Tho chances for her getting or were de-
cidodly roor. The vessel Is laden with valu-
able cargo OF coffee. bananas. and oranges.
A crew Of forty men. In addition to the Captain
and officers. are on board and will remain I'M
til all chances for her being saved are ex-
haustcd. The two passengers were this
morning taken of by the life saving crew and
brought to Brgantine.
The vessel lies about one and one-quarter
miles north Of Little Beach and about n mile
and quarter or shore being closer to Little
Beach Station than to Little Egg Harbor.
She came ashore last night or early this
morning during the heavy fog which existed
and lies head on. having apparently been
driven further up by the flood tide. In addi-
ton to the distress signal this morning she
few the " II. V. G." flag, signifying that con-
taglous sickness was on board.
cases OF contagious sickness aboard the ves-
sci. but II is probable that the silence in regard
to the matter H. an indication that the report
was founded simply on a Misunderstanding
OF the signals.
The vessel occupies the same position occu-
pied by the Inflated parkflsld about ten years
ngg. and which was lost there The Andes Is
leaking badly and every moment settling
deeper in the water and sand.
An effort is being made to float her The
oranRssaand bananas which are part OF her
cargo, are being thrown overheard in order to
tighten the vessel
Capt Williams says that he took an observa-
tion Of his bearings yesterday at noon. and
from IL ran his course 30 as to bear twelve
Inilcs to the eastward OF Barnegat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-23
RAID ON 4 B4CCIRAr CLUh
1t IL Incorporated. and the Secretary Says =
Test Case VIII lie Made.

Police Captain Schmittberger and Detective
Casey ofthe West Thirtieth street police sta
tion raded last night an alleged gambling
house at 12l West Twenty-seventh street.
and arrested the alleged proprietor. Justin
SeranO. - years old. who lives there
About a week ago Capt. SchmittberGer got an
unsigned letter from woman. who said her
husband visited the place regularly and lost
all his money there.
Schm!ttberger and Casey visited the place on
SATURDAY. II Is n basement room fitted up
with a sIdeboard and tables and chairs.
Men were playing cards at the time. but
there were no chips or money on the
tables. Serano said that the place was
the headquarters OF an incorporated
10 October 1882. by Secretary OF State Frank
Rlce for the Frankie Belgian Am erican Club.
Of which Paul Ceul. Sol First avenue. Is PresI-
dent and Serano Secretary.
Yesterday morning Capt, Sehmittbergsr Wis
tied Inspector McAyoy at Headquarters to
consult with him about Iaiding the place.
There he found Francis tochet. "a cook. OF LAT
West Thirtieth street. who came 10 complain
that he he'd at various times lost $500 In the
place. lie took Cochet before Police Justice
Ryan at Jefferson Market Court and got war
rant for SaTano's arrest
Joseph Isaaes Of 90 Grove street also says
he lost money at Serano's. SerAno was ar
rested, but the tables and other furniture were
not disturbed. although SchmittbeTger threat
ems 70 take everything II the place Is not
closed to-day.
SeTanO proposes TO make a test case Of It
The game played there was baccAraL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-23
1HEIR MARRIAGE NO sECnE1
YopnE voorbees- Bride objected TO 90
Mach Ueticence.

young woman called at the uptown ofce
OF THE Sun last evening and handed in an
Advertisement announcing the marriage on
Wednesday at the home Of the brides m other.
331 West Nineteenth street. of Miss Minnie
Mohlman and william d. Voorhees,. Jr son Of
William d. Voorhees, OF the Miners Oil and
Supply Company OF IL Stone street The
young woman is a near relative OF the bride,
and she told last night about the wedding.
Miss Mohlman was married sure enough in
the parlor OF her home by the Rev G. Frederick
Krotel OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
the Holy Trinity on Wednesday night. She Is
q brieht-eyed. vivacous girl ofabout 20 years.
and she seems to be good deal In love with
her husband. He was not at the house last
night. and he had not spont too much time
there since his MARRIAGE because he
feared his absence from home might lead
his, father to suspect something. His
and might be affected by the shock Of hearing
The bride assentcd to- to have Saist marriage
because her husband wanted Il that way; But
sss wGuS d do w,9Os 1r
LILY. was, the bridesmaid. and among
,Gs fends Hath S Hnsb And
Hansen. and Frank Bailey, 1t all went along
very nicely for two days; The young husband
then them went away out to his fathers home in
-
The bride didn't like this n bit and she
asked her husband, SO her friends say. to
please to lot William n. ST.. know all about tho
marriage. Tho bridegroom said he dreaded
the effect OF the announcement on his father,
and he wouldn't make II. 80 the bride began to
got pale and worried. and her relatives and
friends suggested that the father and IN other
OF the bridegroom ought to he told that their
son was Just breaking his wife heart. So there
cidedlto send to THE Sun the advertisement
that appears in another part OF the pansr.
The bride did not want to say anything to
the reporter who called to ask about the mar
riage. but her friends did. They said they
thought the bridegroom ought not to be afraid
to tell his parents
They say he is 20 years old, and therefore
ought to have some rights of his own. He Is
an active member OF the New Jersey Athletic
Club and an ardent yachtsman.
Last summer no and his vito spent much OF
their time aboard the yacht Mascot. She has
been acquainted with her husband sixteen
months.
:, Her friends say that he ia perfectly, aware
that n storm will be raised at home when his
mornings SUN.
1t is surmsed that they discount enanced the
young mans courtship of the widow Mohl-
mans little daughter because they had higher
aspirations for him in matrimonial way.
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SUICIDE DUE TO GRIP.
DR.. Il. s. Lawrence Of Philadelphia Drown.
Himself at Atlantic CIV

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Jan. 22.-Dr. Edward q
Lawrence. a wealthy physician OF Philadel-
phla. who resided at o07 Lehigh avenue in
that city. committed suicide here this after
noon. He had been an invalid since last
spring and when three weeks ago he was at
tackled by the grip he decided to come to this
place In hopes OF efrecting q cure. He was i'm
proving rapidly and was to have left town
to-day.
While reading in newspaper last Saturday
OF the number Of people made insane by the
grip he startled the guests OF the Waldorf
where he was stopping. by declaring that the
disease would drive him mad. too. and that he
would com unit suicide.
Today. In company with q woman nurse. he
Ing. On arriving there he boarded Capt. Ezra
Somers's yacht Glide. and gave instructions to
pull out Hardly had the boat left the pier
before DR.. Lawrence went to the stern
and jumped overheard. The nurse made
q grab for him. but only succeeded
In tearing piece out Of his coat. Capt.
Somers succeeded. after a few minutes,
In bringing the suicides body to tho dock.
DR.. Lawrence was 40 years old. and be on ged
10 the family OF the naval hero. Capt. James
Lawrence, to whom are attributed tho his
toric words OF Don't give up the shin"
~ Mrs. Lawrence Is at present in Haddonheld,
\. j.. She has been notified Of her husbands
death. A brother Of tha suicide arrived here
this Afternoon to take him home, and was
shocked to learn Of his suicide
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CAIN IN IHE lWELFrH AGAIN.
Hughes IL SIN Sergeant aud LIeuL-COI
butt Has Not ApOIOEIEsd.

Sui ScEkcAht Alout.sN oil.
HUT Has Not APOIOEIEsd.
The little difficulty in the Twelfth Regiment
between Sergeant Patrick J. Hughes OF Com
plny A and eut-COL AlcCoskey Butt over the
intimation by the latter that Hughes was
splitting on the armory floor during drill
last week on Monday will probably be smooth
ed over without any bloodshed. Lieut. Col
Butt saw Hughes moving his Jaws on
the occasion In question and thought the
man was chewing tobacco; lie said to
the sergeant that Ii he caught him splitting on
the floor he would reduce him to the ranks
Hughes felt offended and sitter drill demand
ed a retraction. Lieut. Col. Butt refused to re-
tract, and Hughes said that II he were pun
ishsd he would ask for his discharge. IA a
matter OF fact however nothing will probably
happen.
Sergeant Hughes brought his grievance to
Capt. l. q. smith's notice az the company
meeting after the drill last night. Hughes
wanted TO make protest, but the Captain told
him he had b.tter let the matter pass. But
was not chewing tobacco" he explained.
No matter" REPLIED the Captain.
MAS chewing gum" persisted Hughes
That will DO. The regulation Is against
splitting on the door. not against chewing"
And there the matter rested
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REPROACHES FROM MILAN.
THE EI-KING ACCUSES THE sERTIAN
RADICALS OF MANY MISDEEDS

KIne Alexander Submits to Them the Con.
ditions On witch They May RetSis once
They DrciIne 20 Give the Pledges re
Rrquires-The King Now Looking Around
for Material for = Coalition Cnbipet
BELGRADE Jan. 22.-King Alexander and ex-
King Milan summoned tho chiefs OF the parties
to the palace last evening for a consultation.
Milan reproached the Radical lenders for many
alleged misdeed, and told them It was impos-
sible to allow them to remain In power unless
they would give certain pledges.
The conditions OF their retaining ONCE we're
submitted to the Radicals by Alexander this
morning. They were the revocation Of the
order against Milan's residence in Servia:
abandonment OF tho impeachment proceed
ings against the Liberal Ministers who served
under Avakumovic up to the coup OF last April:
expulsion OF the anti-dynastic memb ers from
tho Radical Club. The Radicals declined to
accept any Of these conditions denying with
special emphasis that their club contained any
men opposed to tho Obrenowitch dynasty.
The Radical Cabinet remains nominslly IN
power. although the Premier and War Minis
ter. Gen. Sava Grutch. was forced to-day to
surrender the War portfolio to Col. Milovano-
vic. who commanded the troops when the re-
gents were deposed. EG-King Milan has be-
come reconciled with NJ. Garashanin. the Pro-
gressive leader. with whom he has had an
almost continuous quarrel since he was d.
yorced from Natalie. DESPITE Garashanin's
strong protests
Alexander and Milan are trying to secure q
Progressive-Liberal coalition. from which to
obtain new Cabinet.
LONDON. Jan. 23-The Vienna correspond
ent OF the Standard says: king Alexander
has influenza and bronchitis. 1t Is credibly
reported that he intended to take n tourney
abroad. probably visiting his mother In Paris.
ula fathar meantima would act aa ranantn