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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

cC0l as science aud sanitary regulations
eau make 10. Soft footed servants, and
yet softer footed nurses, fit through its
marble corridors, and a hush, literally
OF expectancy, pervades It's entire at
mosphere. The well trained nurse
who ushered the reporter and q lady
relative through was a picture of neat
ness, an animate statue Of porcelain In
her dainty cap and hospital gown. Ia
she soothing voice that comes to women
who make hospital work a profession,
she explained the details OF the manage
ment. and then Smiling brightly, ask
ed US 10 "cOme and look at her ba.
bies.'
Up two flights OF marble stairs we FOL
lowed, and were uShered into a nursery
the like Of which does not exist; room
so clean that words cannot describe it
the Oedchamber Of nearly two dozen
bits Of humanity whose span Of life was
Is be cOnnted not by weeks, but by days
and hours. "Why, they are all asleep"
whispered the lady as she noiselessly
peeped over the edge of the iron crib In
which the fragile looking mites were
lying. DO not be afraid 20 talk, " said
tue uAAeFt iu ncI uANUEhl kOnEt Lutst
hospital babies are trained" She turn
ed down the COverlet, and even the more
timid man visitor become interested.
TSere, on their sides, with their faces
turned In the same direction, nine ba-
bies peacefully slept, with their little
fists tightly clinched, infant fashion.
Blonde babies, babies without hair,
and babies with silky tresSes made a
living picture that must have been dear
TO the feminine heart. The head nurse
and the two pretty assistant nurses who
had charge Of the nursery were women
after all, In spite Of all their profession
81 training, and, as the lady visitor bent
over the sleeping little forms, the uur-
ses joined her, and with the look that
Eve must have worn when she gazed
at her first born, and the look that
women the world over assume when
they see a baby, they talked baby talk
and codded the little tots, one after
another, as the nurses picked them 10
and tenderly patted the unresDonsive
diminutiVe faces that had yet so much
OF the great world TO see.
The man visitor here assumed his
proper sphere and relapsed into obli-
WON as a thing apart from the scene on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

like 4 Greek cross. Directly in front Of
the entrance is long table, running
lengthwise, covered with green cloth,
chairs ranged about it, and a roulette
wheel in the centre, flanked at each end
with the customary layout.
In high chair, half way down one
side OF the table, sits the controleur,
who settles all disputes and keeps an
eye on the game generally. Opposite
him sits the banker, with the money
arranged on a sort Of counter before
him. Four crOupiers with long rakes,
one at right aud left of controleur and
banker, sit ready to rake in or pay out
the money played for.
When the game is in full blast, all the
chairs around the table are occupied,
and behind them other players stand In
rows three aud four deep. The rule OF
silence is strictly observed in the room;
the only sounds heard are the cries OF
the croupiers, "Faites vOtre Ieu, Mes
sieurs! Faites votre jeu, Messieurs"
"Make your play, genJlemenl Make
your play, gentlemen"
Then as the wheel begins to stop, the
croupier calls out. III ne va plus rienP'
meaning no more bets may be placed on
this turn. When the wheel stops, the
croupier calls out the winning number
and color, pays the winners, and rakes
| 10 the rest.
Al this game the lowest set accepted
Is five franc piece, equal TO silver
dollar. On account of the small amount
of the minimum bet, Roulette IL the
game patronizsd by majority OF the
players. Even at this rate one can get
rid OF money In an astonishingly short
! time. Should a player drop coin or
note, or should a piece Of money fall
from the. table, on no account must
player stoop TO pick 1t no. The banker
will replace it without question. and
| Immediately enc Of the attendants, VINO
are always on the watch, will step
noiselessly 10 where the coin fell and
return IL TO the banker.
IN the two arms Of the cross-shaped
! hall ara two tables, similar to the first,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

They are lucky babies, so far as scien-
tifc attention 20 their needs is con-
cerned, these waits on the ocean Of
humanity. From the moment Of their
birth, in the white, clean rooms where
the greatest mystery In nature is reveal
d,they are watched and cared for with
a scientific regard and precision that is
marvellous.
While the white faced mother lies on
her cot, with an anxious surgeon, and a
gentle faced nurse on either side TO give
her every attention, another nurse has
taken the babe, and on pair Of scales
has noted his weight; with a simple
little appliance has marked his height,
or length, rather, and with tape has
taken the measurement of his chest, his
head, and other dimensions.
The baby's life, from that time uatil
be leaves the hospital, is as methOdical
as can be imagined. He Is taken to the
nursery, where ne is dressed in clothing
provided for him, and, that his identity
may not become lost, the name OF the
mother is sewn on the sleeve OF his
dress, so that 10 is an easy matter TO
avoid the Uredicament OF Buttercup,
who "miXed those babies up" with such
disastrous results.
The infants are not allowed 10 remain
with the mother in the wards, but
every two hours is meal time in the
nursery, and the midgets are then car
ried out and placed in the hands Of
their "mammas, as the nurses say, for
nourishment. They are always return
ed punctualY, and tucked away in
their cribs, where they fall into a doSe.'
Such thing as q crying baby a. the
hospital is a rarity. One of the most
wonderful features of the institution is
the submission TO discipline on the part
OF the little strangers. Promptly az the
expiration OF two hours, however, the
visitor, If he watches, may see long
row OF baby eyes epen almost stimuli
taheously 1t is lunch time again, and
they are the first 10 know il. Il can
never understand, said the head nurse,
show those little fellows count the
hours, but they seem TO know how 10
do it,"
And just think" added the lady
visitor, who was deep in the mysteries
of infant management by this time,
those babies are tucked away at eleven
o'clock every night,au until five o'clock
in the morning are not allowed TO dis
turb their mothers" She seemed to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

Such is Monte Carlo, and such is the
spectacle presented to one standing
upon the steps OF the Casino.
Although the fame OF Monte Carlo as
a paradise for gamblers is world wide,
there are but com paratively few that
have anything but very vague idea of
this celebrated place.
Most OF the people, who gamble daily
and nightly In this gilded den, do not
stop in Monte Carlo itself. They come
from Nice, Cannes, Cap ST. Martin and
the numerous villas aud country places
which dot for miles the shores of the
beautiful Mediterranean.
Nice, which is the principal social
centre on the Riviera, and only short
half hour by rail, furnishes the largest
quota of daily visitors. Trains run at
short intervals. and eacn morning te-
tween the hours OF ten and twelve
the railway station at Nice is crowded
with the regular exodus OF devotees of
the goddess chance.
1t is study to watch these faces.
The old-timers, who 90 day after day
aud to whom life would be incomplete
eral thing an air OF Indifference, real or
assumed. A close observer, however,
will detect here and there a pale and
drawn face, worn with snXiety, and it is
not difficult; to guess that the wearer has
lost heavily.
Among this gathering at the station
there is always a goodly number of cas-
ual visitors and not few who are about
to visit Monte Carlo for the first time.
Strange to relate, the gentle sex is
very much in evidence They chatter
away, smile, and grasp their weIl-tiled
purses with the same watchful tenscity
displayed By their less SDortIve sisters
at home on their favorite shopping ex-
petitions.
The journey. though brief, is full OF
beauty. To the south lies the blue
Mediterranean, calm as an inland lake.
On the north the changing hill-sideS
present q panorama Of picturesque VIII
las. while further away one barely sees
the snOw.capped mountains.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
The Oats Breath,

Brooklyn Standard Union.
A recently published story criticises
the notion that "a cat sucks away a
child's breadth" This is merely an eK-
preston erroneous in its form OF a
physiological fact. All the felidae
possess poisonous bresths. intended by
nature to act as an anaesthetlc 90 their
prey. II person care TO experiment
by inhaliBg, for instance, a cats breath,
they can easily realize the truth of this
statement. Carefully watch cat play
ing with captured mouse. You will
discover that the mouse does not suffer,
but is sort OF stuDefed, as II by chloro-
form. In the Life Of Livingstone"
written by himself, he states that once
when he was seized by lion and his
arm broken, the crunching OF the bro
ken arm gave him no pains benum bed
were his senses by the animal breath.
A cat seeks the child, its soft led and
the warmth of its body, and lies down
on the chest OF the infant. IT'S weight
impedes respiration, It's breath an
asthetizes the child, and death follows.
This circumstance has actually occar-
red, and medical records conclusively
proye IT,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
sDsaal to "a. R,sn:e-. Copyrighted.

EufctQk 20 tl8 heGAate-s tpp4ftGi-tot&-
NEW YORK, July 1917 all the num-
berless charities and institutions for the
care Of the unfortunate in the United
States, the big Sloane Maternity HoSpi-
TAI in New York holds position at
once unique and exclusively its own.
More babies see the first light Of day
here than are born in the average sized
town in the same length Of time year by
year Yet so quietly is the Institution
managed that its very existence is
shrouded In something OF mystery.
IL owes its establishment TO the gener-
osity Of Mrs. Sloane, the well-known
society lady, and sister OF Cornelius
Vanderbilt, snd Is supported and main
tanned by her.
A visit to this magnificent charity Is
an experience never TO be forgotten. II
is one or the few places In the world
where cribs holding from fourteen TO
sixteen mites OF humanity, ranging
from a few hours to ten days in age,
can be seen, and certainly about the
only one where so many babies are TO
be seen asleep at the same moment
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

health officers have on more than one
ho, dav found dozen ill-fed Sweat
arsn A. work in one small room. with
bo, stove pouring out It's extra heat, and
on one occasion a dying baby lying In
tbs corner of such a room. the tempera-
tnrs where the child family gasped Tor
bresth marking lis degrees.
Up and down the narrow streets iar
i,,o the night and until the morning
dswns tired mothers may be seen walk
ing YEARLY, vainly trying to sooihe the
b,bv that easps for fresh air, which Is
luxury the East Side never affords.
Il /. an astonishing fact. but true
one that the. re port of the Registrar OF
Vital statistics to the Board OF Health
shows the total tenement population In
New York to be 1899, 7Ss. This OF
.onrse. includes those who live In nats:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

II Is situated in a hospital neigh
bOrhOOd. On one side OF the
srest is the magnificent Roosevelt Hos
pital, with It's wonderful Sims operating
theatre, where the most daring opera
lions ia the world are performed by
surgeons whose fame Is limited only by
the bounds OF civilization. Adjoining
IL is the College Of Physicians and sur
EeOns, with It's handsome buildings aud
grounds, the gift Of the late multi-mill-
ionaire, Wm. II. Vanderbilt, whose
family, as is shown ia the case Of the
Sloane Hospital, take peculiar inter
est In endOwing institutions OF this
character. The sheltering arms OF the
hospital are opened wide to receive
those who need its care, and through its
doors have gone hundreds OF women,
who, in the different walks OF life 70
which they have returned since, hold
its name in reverence. From the very
threshold, clean to immsculateness, 20
the roof, the hospital is as fresh and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
THEPOOR OF NEW YORK
HOW THEY LIVE, PACKED IN REAR IENE-
NENr HOUSES
Hardly Breath Of Air ani the Temperature Al
most 100 Dsgrss-Scsn's and Incidents n
the No.sd East Sids-Povsriy and DEAN the
Two Leading Characisristcs-lhs Sufsrings
During the Hot Summer Months

spsciag 10 Gs Registsr. Copyrighted
New YORK, July 13.-No one who
has not spent a day in the Sums OF
New York can realize the sufferings or
the poor during these heated months.
Here, packed in towering tenemen.
houses. are hundreds, thousands and
tens of thousands of people fighting
like demons for a breath OF air. their
one thought being TO get enough 10
exist through the hot months.
When the Thermometer goes over so
degrees not one in thousand has the
faintest conception Of the tortures er-
tailed upon the poor Of this city.
All night ia the the tenement districts
the pail of death turks in alley, court
yard, street, and in every miserable
box-liks room that the poor call home.
Cooped in like animals, the wretched
denizens of the slums gasp for BREATH
hang on FIRE escapes, and dot the very
roofs in their fight for a moushful OF
air
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
A DifhcnIt Decision.

She threw herself into chair and
wept miserabiy. 81 don't know" She
wrung her hands 10 desperation. -
whether TO 90 back TO 70 am ma or XXX
kill myself" The man with q large
neck put his feet on the table and smil-
ed. my dear" be observed, II really
would not like TO advise you on so close
question OF preference. Saving
which he fell to picking bic teeth
noislly.-Detrolt Tribune
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
MONTE CARLO.
HOW TIE WORLDS GREATEST GAMBLING
PLACE Is DAILY CONDUCTED.

wnsd and Operated by the Prince Of One Of the
Smsllss; and Yet the Oldest Monarchy in the
World-Milions Won and Los; Yearly in
This Haven Of Resi-A Glance Through the
Golden Palace, When the Cams is at Its
Beight-How and by Whom the Playing is
Done and the Startling Magnificent Scenes
Momentarily Presented-Ihe Entire Place a
Perfect Eden of Beauty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
ICopmiaha. 1911

MONTE CARLO, July Money in al
most endless supply, thousands OF
beautiful women charminglY costumed,
and as many men apparently with bot
tomtoes purses; palatial buildings and
magnificent grounds, countless merrily
splaShing fountains, luxurious equip.
ages, and everywhere the sound and
laughter and enjoyment, coutrasted
now aud then by the meeting Of loser,
whose set face and angry expression
contrasts strangely with his surround
ings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

Twenty minutes OF the journey fit
bv. and then there looms into view 8
huge rock, juttlng out into the sea. and
seeming no larger than city block. 1t
is Monaco, the smallest aud oldest
kingdom in the world. whose Prince
owns Monte Carlo, which pays him an
immense yearly revenue.
As you draw nearer, il is perceived
that on this rock stands q handsome
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
EMnlIad Heads.

A little girl OF seven years was cut
ting out some paper dolls the otter day
70 show TO a friend. The lady objected
that the dolls heads were too wide
Take the scissors. dear, and trim them
Of" she saI1. "No," replied tha little
maid, II can't do that, they have to be
wide-they're swelled with instruc-
tion,"-Y Youths Companion
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1nafA In Drnaa

Our sisters across the sea have been
struggling with the grave problem OF
taste In dress. Their conclusions have
been printed in an English journal.
from which several are here reproduced
for the benefit az those who need them.
A Miss Dunlap, who seems IN be n
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and standing at right angles TO II. At
these Roulette is also played. Just be-
yond the first table, and running in the
same direction. is table at which
Trente ct Suarante, Thirty and Forty,
is played. The stranger is advised TO
keep away from this. The lowest bet
Is q golden Louis. or twenty franc
piece, equal in value to four dollars.
1t eats up money dangerously fast, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
BABY RAISING.
TIE GREATEST ESTABLISHMENT OF TIE
KIND IN EXSTENOR

An Institution in New York Whsrs More Babies
Are Born Every Twsny-FOur Hours Than
Al. Any Ohsr Given Point in The World
How They Are Nurssd Aud Cared For-A
Novel Institution That Costs 3 Fortune 10
Maintain l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

Eubscrios fo- ths leading local aud tale
raphIe paper, the wheeling Daily ant
sunday egisSer. delivered to every part
of the city or surrounding toWEs fer Ii
cent per week
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24

te - a wiele rzeczy ca}klen
zuiszc2onYch = C> boryuu
by1o przemoca ctworzone -
a swiete hostye poro7sypywane
po koscie}e. Swietokradzce =
kt6ry sic "a ol1arz schowa|,
odkrYto / przytrzy mano. -
Jest MIN jakis z Rosyi wydalo-
uy lobuz.
~MIEDzYRzECZ dnia n BIN
G3y sic u mas ludzie dowie.
dzieli, re many podpisywac
We pod prczbe do Najpr2ew.
x. Arcypasterza polskie
nabozenstwo, to zaraz bard5o
chetnie sic zgfaszali, DO
kazdemu na sercu uizy1o.
Podpisali sic u mas rzemieslnicy,
kilku pomnieis2ych urzedni-
k6w, a reszta robotn'kow.
L'czba pod pis6w samego
miasta wynoti 80 co pewnie
wystarczy, by przekooac
Naiprzew. X. Arcyb'skupa, &e
takiego. nabo3ehstwa sobie
bard2o zyczyczY. Ws2ak Mem
COW W niekt6rych polsklch
purafach jest czesto .mniej MI
mas tutaj, a ola Mich bYwala
osobne nabozenstwo niemieckie
A mas jest tutai W miesvie
przes, 10 800 bez slug i czeladzi.
PrzYtem ma okof many wsie
polskie, kt6rych mies2kancY
oardzo radzi bylj, gdydy "
kosciele Siowo Boze we villas
pym iezyku mog|i %us}yszec.
I tych powod6w many ma
dzleje, De pro6ba nasza do X,
Arcypasterza pomyslny odnietie
skutek.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
PrZysfOwia Zdanie.

Nie]edcn skap1ec ola tego
kiopot bedzle g}osif, by 60 Mkt z
potrzebujacYch o wsparcle ME
proslf.
Ouch to budowla, cla4o ru-
sztowanie, musl bye rozebrane, gdy
budowla stanie.
Nawa}a pokus r6wnie 7ak
morska burza, dz'elnYch p}ywak6w
wznosi, q s}abych zanurza. 3sss
Cheese ca1o precise pom1edzy
swjatowym rozruchem ola zwlcrzat
badz cz}owlekiem, a ola ludzl
duchem.
So tacy, kt6rzy ~sp}acaiac dug,
mala przekonan'e, re robi2 poda-
runki, chcac ~wdziecznoscl "a mic.
Ma tym swiecle gdzle So rome
k1opotY zYciowe, MONA mice
otwarte SERGE i otwarta glove; lecz
wYjqtek w :jednej rzeczy tn uczynic
warto-oto ME zawsze trzeba mice
kieszeh otwarta.
Kto sic nigdy ME targuje, mech
60 porwa kaci! DO gdy wezmle co
ma kredyt pewno ME zap1aci.
w jednym tylko wypadku rada
ME zawadzi. W jakim? Gdy sic
pokora u m2drosci radzl.
Pierwsza nova szatana do
rodu l~udzSiego zacze}a sic mai
skromnleJ Cd siowa:dla czego?
Gdy p%e}nisz cnote, cierpisz
truly l k}opoty. ~jeszczes ME jest
cnotllwym, tyIko szukasz cnoty.
Clerpl cz}ow1ek, gdy s}uzY"sam
sobie "a kata:: sam sobie rob- ko}o
i SAN sic W ME wp4ata.
Ia co cz1owiek ma bl,znich tax
czesto uderza ,jak ma dixie zwie-
reta? Bo W sohie ma zwlerza.
Kiedy pierwszy raz wnijde W
jake zgromadzenie. by poznaG
ludzi, zwazam, p1erwsze ich spoi
rzenle; rozsadnl najprz6d spojrza
ma ma noge prawq, g}upi najprz6d
ma lewa, gdy ja nam kulawa.
Niespok6j jest zegareu, on
czas ludziom stwarza;; kto umorzy4
niepokGj, ten l czas umarza.
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
z Prus Polskich

M~IKOHAJKI Nv Prusach
Aschodnicb,) IA ]etni ch}opak
Kimskich chciaf sobie ma uro,
dziny sprawic ucieche; w>ia@
cd swego starszego brata
revolver, adv w~ystrzeli6. Strza}
padi / urwaf rau diva PAIGE u
reki. Ch}opak ezYniebezpiecz-
ME chorv. K9sci6t nasz 2aorze
stano ma Jatos budowac; DO
uk onczeliu fundamental muir
zdazono drprow adziG ma | /
poi metra. Many jednak ma :
dzieje, De z wiosny budowa
pojdzie s~pies2no.
forum. Policya pruska
oddaia W 1ece w}adzom rosyj.
skim wielkiego zbrodniarza +.
Nazywa sic Sobolcff l W roku
1890 zostai W Moskwie ma IL
lat do Sybiru skazany "a 10, Re
razem g iednym adwokatem
ekradH ]akas pania ma 70, 600
rubli. Soboltff uciekl jednak
i teraz zdolono 60 ujac.
K Pred kilku dniami
kopali robotni W leslie i Una.
lezli pray tenn bardzo wielka
liczbe 2}otych i srebrnych pred
miotow koscie]nych, iak krzy-
zy, l'chtarzy ftp. Pred 2 laty
wlamali sic z}odzieje do tutej
szego koscioia kotolickiego
nabrall bardzo wiele rzeczy.
p awdopodobnie by}y to
sx;radzione pred 2 iaty
pr2edmioty.
SLlWICE. Sprytnym okzzal
sic naucz?ciel W. z L. D!ugo
ME m6gl on wytropiG 2}odzieja,
St6ry kradl mu drzewo
nagromad2one ma podw6rku.
Wreszcie w2ia} sic "a spos6h,
wywierci} otwory W KiIiu
kawalkach drzewa, wypelnii
le prochem | zatka} starann:e
a uiebarem rozeszla sle wiesG,
Re pewnego obywatela reg
sadziio piec. Wys2}o szYbko z
miecha!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24

krajowego us}uchano W
Wiedniu i termin zwo}ania
Sejmu odroczono do %
grudnia b. r. Bedzie to
ostatnia sesya sejmowa W
biezacej kadencyi, a trwac
bedzie zapewne do 8 lutego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
Z Poznahskiego.

POZNAN. Dyrekcya kolei
cfafowa}a ksiedzu arcybisku.
powI Stab]ewskiemu e okaayi
o%statDiej jego podr6zy Go
Kesciana osobny wagon
salonowV, Kt6rY W Koscianie
oaczepiono cd pociagu, ably
go u2yG znowu pray powrocie
ks. Arcybiskupa do Poznania.
Odtad bedzie ksiqdz Arcybiskup
zawsze iezdzi} wagonem salo.
nowym (takim, iakim kr6l
ezdzi). z tego powodu zg;zytsj
zvdowska Posenerka re z}os i
zebaml l pyta z oburzeniem,
a czem1 to ieneralnym supe
rintendentom i jeneralom it'd.
ME przysjuguja take same
wYgody? ! przez to ma hyG
niemieckos6 zagrozona!.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
Z GALICYi.

Ks. JAN. z Kozielska Pu-
zyna, ksiaze biskup krakowski,
urodzi} sic dnia 10 listopada
1912 roku, W majatka rodzin
nym w Gwozdzcu ma Pokuciu,
Z OLGA Romano Puzyny, majora
wojsk polskich ks. Warsaw
skiego i Hortensyiz Dwerni-
ckich, c6rki jeaera}a. Nauki
skohczyl we Lwowie, gdzie
otrzyma} w r. 1868 stopiei
doktora praw. Wstqpiwszydo
prokuratoryi skarbu, pracowal
nastepnie przez lat kilka w
k~rajowej dyrekcyi skarbu we
Lwowie. " roku 1876 wstapi}
do seminaryum duchownego
w PrzemYsluiotrzyma} W dniu
grudnia 1878 roku swiecenia
kap}ahskie Z rak ks. biskupa
Hirschlera. Jako wikaryusz
zostaE przydzlelony do parafli
w Przeworsku. Otrzymawszy
roku 1880 kanonie Droho-
jowskich w P~rzemyslu, zosta}
zaraze,n wice-rektorem tam.
tejszego seminaryum. Bisku-
penn sufraganem we Lwowie
zosta} zamianowany ks. Puzyna
w roku 1886. a rownoczeSnie
obia}, jake ,rektor, 7arzad
tamtejszego seminaryum. Pc.
stanowieniem cesarskiem z
dnia 7 pazdziernika b. r. zosta}
mianowany ksieciem biskupem
krakowskim.
LIMA
WORONIENKA. Szlak
Stanis}aw6w-W oronicnka 3D.
dany zosta} ola publicznego
ruchn w dniu 20 T.. m. Ma
przestrzeni Stanis}awow : Mi
kuliczyn otwarte beda ola
ruchu nieograniczonego sta
eye: Bratkowce, Tysmienicza.
ny, Tarnowica lesna, Nadw6r-
ma, Lojowa, Delatyn, Jaremcze
i Mikuliczyn, tudzlez ola ruchu
osobowego pakunkowego
urzadzony prey stanek Dora,
~poIozony mledzy stacyami
DeIatyneln Jaremczem. Prze-
str1ea Mikuliczyn-W oroneinka
ze ssacyami Tartar6w, Wo-
rochta i Woronienka b@dz'e
orwartq ola ruchu osobowego,
ktory tymczasowo ogranlczy
sic tylko ma niedziele.