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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
Leqol Blanks and Lou Books

For Township, School and all
kinds Of Legal Blanks and Records,
send 10 the Carter Publishing Co.,
Pierre, 8. D. Also Law Book
publishers. Magazine binding .
speciality.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19

THE SUCCESS which Hoods Ssr-
saparll'a has had in freeing old and
young from Affections caused by
impure blood, remarkable.
Hoods Ssrsaparilla is q bullding.up
medicine.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
NOTICE TO HOBsun

or those having horses to h,..,
train. My barr will be- A \
March 1st to accommodate ~ p''
may need my services to b,..,'
train horses able for the ro,a
track. Terms reasonable.
have one Of the b,:st t,ack. :;
state to train on.
WV. Mussrr.,
@ann Valley, s, n
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19

HOODS Pills are purely vegetable,
and do not purge pain or gr,Pe
Sold by all druggrists.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
THE ONLY LIN,

Running Electric Lighted and 81.
Heated Vestlbuled Train,
All Coupon Ticket Agents 10
United States and Csnsd.
tickets via thu Chicago, N
waukee d St. Paul R'y.
GEO. II. HRArroRp.
Genl. Pass Agent, CX coqo,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At C~HAxs.aLArN. 8. d.
June6, 1894.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named SETTLER has died notice Q ( his inten ton
to make Anal proofin support OF his clam.
and tina: said p oof Will b. made before the
keetslsr or Receiver Of Chamber. AIN, 8. D on
Jnly 2lst, 1894, viz:
WILLIAM GALE,
HID. E. no. COS. for the 8 " \ section q, town.
ship l0s, range 90.
he the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultfe alton
OF. said land. viz: Charles Lidsl and John
Ottsrpohl, OF Estherdale, 8. D., John T.
GsoRhsgsn and James Levens. of vegs. 8. D.
q. d. NATWICK, Register.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19

Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19

CHICAGO.
MILWAUKEE,
ST. PAUL n
With Ito 6,160 miles Of tbo,,,.,
equipped road reachea ali,
Prinolpal points in
Northern Illinois. Wisconsin.
Iowa. Minnesota. South Oh.
North Dakota and Nora.
Michigan.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
X South bend
(ludIana) J.

W kazdym porzadniejszym
salonie w nsszem miesc,e
MONA posmakowac znakcmi-
tego piwa, wyrabiauego W
Cincinnati Brewing Co.-Piwo
butelkowe tego browaru roz-
wozi sic do ka4dego miasta.
- Stacya czyli sktad tego
piwa znajduje sic ma rogu ullc
Chapin i Ford. Agentem ola
miasta South Bend jest pan
Fesco.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
Z AIW POLSkICH
w AMERYCE,

Z PENNSYLVANIA. =
Wiel. ks. prob. Gorzyhski
obial parafe polska Sw
W}adys}awa w Natrona, Pa.
TAME zalozono tow ,Kra-
kus6w do kt6rego przystapi}o
% czlonk6w. - Pred kilku
miesiacami utworzylo sic W
Pittsburgh ma South Side
K6}ko dramatyczne M}odziezy
Polskiej, kt6re powzieEo mysl
odgrywania teatr6w ma cele
litylko dobroczynne. K6}ko
to dale swe pierwsze pred
stawienie W dniu 5 listopada,
1894 r., W sail Odd Fellows,
r6g IS i Sarah ulicy ma South
Side, przeznaczajac czysty
doch6d z tegoz ma korzyS6
koscio}a polskiego sw. Woj-
ciecha ma South S.
JULJUSZ STROELKE,
ex-ksiadz polski. zazywajacy
niema}ego rozg}osu miedzy
Polakami, jest W ,trublu".
Marsza}ek Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych aresztowa} go ma mocy
warantu, wyietego przez ks.
o. Pitassa. Stroelke,
Jest eks komunlkowanym
ksiedzem katolickim, kt6ry
ozeni{ sic pred nieiakim
czasem, pomimo podesz}ego
wieku,z MENDOZA juz kobietq.
iona wv movie bedacego
ex-ksiedza z dziecmi mieszka
teraz W Anglii. Stroelke ME
dawno przybyl do Buffalo z
Cleveland, W zamiarze pono
za}ozenia ,,niezaleznego" ko.
scio}a polskiego. W swojej
propaganda Stroelke pred
niejakim czasem przeslal ks.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
Million prZyiacf0f,

Przyjaciel " potrZebie, to najlepszy
przyjaeiei, a ME mniej jak million ludu
znaIaz}o w4asnie takiego przyiaciela
W Dr.. Kinga no 20 wynalezionem lekar
stwie ma suchoty, kasze] i zsziebienie.
Jezeli ~jeszcze nigdy ME uzywal1scie
tel shawnee medycyny ma kaszel, to-
jeGna pr6ba was prZekone, Ia ma n
codowna moe ]eczaca we wszelklch
chorobach gardla, zoladka i p4uc. la
skutek kazdej butelki sig reczy albo
pjeniadze beda zwr6cone. Butelki ma
rr6b9 darmo-
MONA dostaG w aptcxach pod
Or4em ina W. S. Tomkiew1cza and Bro.
1855 Mitchell ul., roy 2. ave-, 547
Lincoln ave-, r6g 5 ave, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
Zas{uA0na p0chwaia

~OSwiadcZamy naszym Wsp6{obywa'
telom, lie cd dawna sprzedawal!smy
Nowy EYnalazek Dr.. Kinga Or. Kings
New Disco yer!y) ma such1ty. Dr. Kingg22
move pigulki zyc1a, Bucklena masc;
arnikowa i Electric Bitte,s. a zadne
lekarstWo tax latwo sig ME splzedawa}y,
ami tel zadne inne ME budzily lyle
~DowsZechnego zadowolenia.
Me wahamy sig reczyc Ia to
kazdego czasu l cletnie w16cim kazde-
mu cene kupra, jezeli 30. uzyciu ME
nastapia zadawalniaiace skutki. TIE
'ekarstwa zdodyly <ohie tax wielka
popularnos6 jeuynie dla lego, ze istotnle
pomagaja
Mona dcstac W Aptekach pod
OrEem ina. ". S. T~omk1ewlcza
and Bro. 436 Mitchell ul., r6g 2
ave., ] 547 Lincoln ave., r6g 5
ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
BNMaena H1laSc Arni
kOWa.

NojIeps&0 mao5G ma swley,e ma
rany, pochodzace z clec, przetarcis
u%derzenla, poparzenia; woody,
popekane rose, odclski oraz wszel-
kle wyrzutY ma clele. Jezeli zupe4.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze bed9
zWrocone. Cena: 25 centow pude{
ko. MONA dostaG W Apiece
Eagle Pharmacy W Milwaukee,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
BrzydA1a rsuGera

Brzydka ruder9
stale sic cz{owiek skutkiem MET
regularnosci W systemic, spowodo-
wanej %n]eczvst2 krw1a, bezczynnoscia
merck. Wszelsko MONA s,e z tego
wyleczyG, zszywaiac ORA. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. Zaraz.
XII kraza razem z krw1a, a ner.
XII to slec, przez kt6ra n %usl1uia
sic przedostaG. Zdrowe nerk1 lch
ME przepuszcza.
Jezell GU esq sig s}abym, z}a-
manym ma sl}ach i tracisz ma wa.
DIE, uzywaj Discovery
DR.. Pierca plgufkl przeczy-
%szczaia 1 wzmacn1aia os}abiony To-
1addek, lecz9 take dyspepsya j
boil g1owY.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
WIADOMOSCl
z.

Milo H.
n% Drukarnia i
Redakcya ,,Katolika"
przeniesione z dniem
lListopada ma Czwar-
ta ulice, naprzecjwko
Poczty. Jestesmy te-
raz Jakby srodku
miedzy p%olskiemi
dzielnicami, W war
dach czwartej a pier
wszej.
POLACY! G}osujcie PREY
wyborach we Wtorek, 6
Listopada, ma A e a
Il. Hilla a, demokrackiego
kandYdata ma posfa do Mime
sockiego sejmu Pra wodawczego
- 3ciej i 4tej wardy naszego
miasta! Znacie 60 wszyscy /
wiecie, Re W Radz'e mieisk1e],
gdzie jul cd kilku lat jest
przeds1awic elem czwartej war
dy, jak tylko mole, PRAGUE
na korzysc PoIak6w. Jest on
takze vice.prezydentem WI
~noiskiej Rady miejskiej i
czionkiem kilku wa2nYch ko-
mitet6w. Niedawno temu
powierzono take panu Hillowi
odpowiedzialne stanowisko &C..
neralnego mena1era Sp6fki
,WluonaG General Electric Co..,
ktore dzierzy obecnie.
Go wog6le sadza o MIN
demokraci W Winonie, wymiar-
kowaG MONA Z tutejszego
dziennika The W'nona DAILY
Herald, ktory W numerze z
27 Pazdziernika polecit 60
demokrackim wyborcom tax,
jak pan Hill pc rawdzie IA
to zasluzyl.
,,Jest on bystryln business.
manem - So slowa wspomnia.
nego Herozda -dobrze znalYm
W CALVIN tute)szym distrvkcie,
a 2o>iai"ja JAG roz]eg}e niado-
mosci o sprawach miej skich,
m6g}by bsrdzo wiele zdziatac
" legislature ma korzysc
naszego miasts."
Czem pan Hill by} jest
ola ludu polskiego W Wlnonie,
9 tenn poswiadczy6 mogq CT
nasi ludzie (rozumie sic spra.
wiedliwi), kt6rzy pod MIN W
pile Hamlltona pracowali, NIGGA
poswiadczyG obywatele W
czwartej wardzie, kt6rych
wlasnosG poszia W gore, przez
to, Re p. Hill jake alderman
postarai sic o o%suszenie i
brukowanle niektorYch btotni-
stych ulic.
Wiadomo, 4e opr6cz p. Hilla,
jeszcze dw6ch ubiega sic O
godnosc reprezentanta naszei
czwartej i trzeciej wardy ma
Sejmie Minnesockim W ST.
Paul - republikanln i populi-
sta. Ale laden z tamtycb ME
dorownaf 6andydatow WI demo
krackiemu, ami wrodzonemi
zdolnosciami, aul wyksztatce.
niem, ami stanowlskiem zaimo.
wanem W sp6leczehstwie.
Byfbv to wstyd ola ca}ei
Polooii W Winonie, gdyby
jeden z owych dwoch osfow
wybrany byf ma tax wyso-
kie stanowisko!
Przysz}ym przedstawicielem
Polak6w Winonskich ma Sejmie
Minnesockim niechaj bedzie
przyiaciel poIskich robotnik6w,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
lego W tym Distrykcie

lego W tym Distrykcie i W
powiecie Winohskim %t+ij7sieni
bedzie 0 wleIe znac2t'le wa,
anlzeli bvla przed dwoma
Iaty, ]ecz mimo to bedsie 10 i
ola Po|ak6w w,nonsk,ch, bez
wzgledn ny nartya, zrod1em
dnmy, joze!i b7da mog|i sie
poszczvc,G, be W dn1u 6 Listo
pada przy:zyuiii lie do jego
wybrania.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

Pamieta]c,e, wyborcy, ze
postowie do Sejmu Stauowego
wybieraja tak1c Senatora
Stanow Z)ednoczonycb. Kto
wiec glosowac bedzie na de-
mokrackiego posla do Legisla
fury, przvczyni sic zarazem do
wyboru United States Sena-
tora.
~POSWIECENIE kamienia
wegnelnego prey budujscym sic
kosciele polskim W W1nonie
odby1o sic W niedziele, 28
Pazdziernika, PREY zmiennej
pogodzie, gdy2 podczas parady
ullcznej t%owarzystw katolickich,
rzesisty deszcs pada}. spodzle-
wano sic, Re aktu poswiecenia
dopefni sam X. Biskup Cotter,
lecz Przewielebny Arcypasterz,
odbywajacy obecnie podr6z 20
! dyecezyi, ola bierzmowania, "a
p6zno zostat zaproszony, i&by
mogl W pore powr6c:c do
Winony. w poswieceniu ka-
mienia wegielnego wyreczyt
go, z jego npowaznienia, vie
lebny ks. Roman Guzowski z
sasiedniego Pine Creeku, W
dyecezyi La Ccoskie],
Do wydraienia W kamieniu
wlozono szkic dzie1ow parafi
Sw. Stanis}aws Kostki " WI
monte i ostatnle miejscowe
gazety, pomiedzy niemi tak2e
Katohka.
Z zamie]scowych polskich
ksie&y obecny byt, krom sedzi-
wego ks Bulszewicza. kt6ry
luz Cd kilku tygodni pomaga
naszemu wieI. ks. proboszczowi
Pacholskiemu. tylko wiel. ks.
Roman Guzowski.
Pc poswieceniu kamienia
~przemawiali pray kosciele nasz
generality wikaryusz ks.
Gallagher, pc angielskp, i
wiel. ks. proboszcz Pacholski,
pc pllku.
TAWNEY
goraco j serdecznie przyjmo
wany bYwa wszedzie, gdzie
tylko W swoim distrykcie po.
ka1e sic. Ludzie odwzieczaja
mu sic ia smlale, energiczne i
dz1elne wystepowanie jego W
Kongresie W sprawie fArmer6w
i robotnikow. Okazaf Or sic
tak4e szczerym przyjacie]em
starych 4o}nierzy, kt6rzY piers
swoja uastawlali ma smiertelne
pociski nieprzY1acielskie, bro
MAC honoru Ojczysny. w
tegiej, zrecznej nieu.
straszonzi movie o Gle ma
jeczmieh, bronit %interes6w
f4rmerskich, a prey swych
prawnvch wywodach mad
oddzia1ywaniem kohca blu
McKinleya broni} i usitowal
ubezpieczy6 los amerykahskie.
60 robotnika.
Kr6tki pobyt pana Tawney
W Kongresie pokaza}, Re pc
siada on lyle zrecznosci, il
mierzy6 sic mole z politycz
nemi o%lbrzymami kraju. i
duma mole Winona spogladac
i cafy pierwszy distrykt
kongresyonalnY ma swego
znakomitego przedstawiciela W
Kongresie.
Lubo Katoll%, jak szanowni
czytelnicy widza, zbYtecznie
ME popiera partyl, do ktorej
pan Tawnev nale4y, niemniej
przeto podziwia sprawiedllwy
kieruaek ,jakl ten2e sobie obra}
W spefnianiu obowiask6w. Jes.
tesmy tel pewni, 1e ekszose
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

POLSKA ZABAWA - W
Sobote, 3 Lis1orada, wieczorem,
urzadza Legion Polski huczna
zabawe tahcami W Hail
Polskie1 Kompanii Handlowei.
= Nlechaj nasze dziarscy tan
cerze i hoze tancecki zawczasu
Ia ten bal wo)acki sic przYs
sposobia.
NOWY BOSTON STORE,
niedaleko hotelu Sch|itza, 2!l
miewajaca tancs:ia swo'ch
dobrych towur6w, zmusi %nie;e-
den starry handel winonski do
upokorzenia sic i nasladowania
go. W tym nowym handlu mo
ga tanio spr2edawaG, b u.ta :
wicznie wykupuja bankrutuiace,
wskutek ciezkich czas6w, han.
die yardowe, uhiorowe i
szeeieckie W duzych miastach.
STORE ADALN y.
Tomasza Walczaka jnN ME
lstu;eje. Wierzyciele wszysc;
zaspokoieni.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

cztowiek Q charakterem i ro.
zumem, pan Andrea H. Hill!
Pamieta]c1e, wyborcy, ze
postowie do Sejmu Stauowego
wybieraja tak2e Senatora
Stanow Z)ednoczonYcb. Kto
vice glosowac bedzie ma de-
mokrackiego posla do Legisla.
fury, przvczyni sic zarazem do
wyboru United States Sena-
tOra.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

49, A~ 49, -l1-A WV
Pitassowi karte pocztowa, w
kt6rej ,,zbesztaI Z b}otem' ks.
Pitassa, naturalnie w s}owach
ME przebierajac. Te nieszczes-
na karte oddano w rece
prokuratora, kt6ryuzna} spos6h
prowadzenia korespondency1
przez ex-ksiedza Stroeike "a
niezgadzaiqcy sic Z przenI5am;
przyzwoi5os> i wldzi nawer W
tenn prze~tf, stwo krYminaln>,
przewidzi4ne koleksGm kar-
nym. (Echo).
BUFFALO, N. Y%.-Jak6b
M. Rozan Jest kandydatem
demokrackim ma cz@onka
wyzszej lzby Rady miejskiej.
a. F. G6rski jest kandydatem
ma radce miejskiego, a Kali
mierz Bilski IA superwizora,
na tykiecie repablikanskim.-
lyle tylko grzecznosci ola 50
tysiecy Polak6w!
Conn.-Ponad
nasza parafa zbierala sic
ciemne chmury. Daily Pan
Bog, ably sic rozes2}y, i ME
przysz}o do bury.
w M~ENOMINEE, Mich,
W salonie Jana Szramka, stree
|la} podchmielony Wincenty
Kazmierczak, Z fuzyi, do
obecnych tam gosci / zrani}
Franciszka Brockiego i Jana
Budn;ka. Przyczyna tego by}y
zaburzenia para6alne o kt6rych
poczatku juz by}a wzmianka
w katoz1ku.
W Mimi,
robotnik J6zef Binek przyszed}
wieczorem Cd piracy po
wieczerzy w2ia} fuzya i zak}a-
da} "a ma ramie, ably isG ma
polowanie. W tenn fuzya pusci}a
naprzeciw stojacy 2letni
synek Binka, ugodzony nabo-
jem, pad} trupem ma mlelscu.
STEVENSPOINT, Wis.
Cena ma kartohe wynosi}a tn
juz SO cent6w "a buszel, a
teraz nagle spad}a ma IS
cent6w. Nastapi}o to zpowodu,
re do Chicago przywieziono
woda wielkie transportu kar-
tohi re Stan6w Wschodnica.
Z nastaniem mroz6w, gdy
zegluga ma wielkich j%eziorach
stanie sic niemozebna, cena
ma kartoie znowu sic podnie-
sic.
g. S2.35 1914 $2.66
~ Otto ceny, "a kt6re kaz
\ Az : :;:;; ;:;: ; ::;:: ;;;:::: !:
ao AWAIT SEWTNG MA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
DA L M CzlThLSCl.
Winfell
Brooklyn Kowalskl M. 365
S1czodrowski J. $50
RzepczYk Michaf 800
Toledo Kledz,k Szymon $50
Kolaszyhski Wal. 3.65
SchIesser Stan1sfaw 3,S5
y BukOWski Ian Z 90

Otter Tail C. TIelkowski Jan $50
Iass4ic Ma1k1ewicz ,l'r. $50
Appleton, kn~kowsk' Au5. 365
Joliet Pechenbach f., $50
}'erilam Sk1blcki J6z. 375
S 'ginaw Za}eski J5z. $50
plymouth. M1sklewlcz Antoni 4.5o
W,lkesbarre Czernik J. 400
Malice Jos. 4.sO
Bay CITY, MAX Jos. $50
Shamokin, Oton Fryderyk $50
Catavisa Smoczynski Rom. Ais
South Superior, Weisgerber
Domjnik 4.45
Newton, Zarobihskl Frank 1865
Nebraska Rozczynialskl j6z. 2.65
s. Milwaukee Gierszewski J6z.3.G 5
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

do sly ella ALVAH SEWING MA
CHINE O sledmiu szufladkach
z wszelklem1 przyboram1. Drzewo
debo we, albo orzechowe. w samei
fabryce kosztuja take maszYoy
1926, a handlarze zwYkle spree.
daj9 lie pc $40 80, ale my pragnie.
my te nasza maszYne wszedzle
rozpowszechniG, l ola tego tax ia
ME ceny staw1amy. Kto %potrzebuje
taka maszyne, niecha] do mas pisze.
Me zadamy zap}aty naprz6d, Freight
sam1 op}acamy. WYkrajac to l
nam przysfac.
ELY MANUFACTURING co.
800 Wabash ave-, Chicago, Ill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-07
suing year
Presi6ent-P- H Gearnn
CITY BREVTTIEs.

The White Ribbon Mission secured
pledges from 2O3 people, l45 white men
ffty-tive colored and three women.
T. +. Freeman, an employee of the Nu-
tual Gas Light Company, had an arm
broken yesterday by being thrown from a
wagon.
Spencer McNary. colored, was arrested
by Detective BOssell yesterday afternoon,
charged with larceny from the store of S.
X. Levin.
DIR. J. W. Hinton will preach at Trinity
Methodist church tomorrow morning at
Il o'clock. The pastor will conduct the
evening service.
The Palace Pharmacy, at Whitaker and
Duffy streets, has been sold by Mr.. J. A
DeGaugh to Mary S. Yonge, who will
conduct it in the future.
Mayor McDonough took another trir
over the Tybee railroad yesterday. He
reports the work progressing satisfac.
torily. The track is nearly complete on
Tybee Island, and work lis being pushed
on McQueen's Island.
The cases of James Hart against the
South Bound Railroad Company and the
South Bound Railroad Company against
James Hart, having been settled between
the parties, were so marked on the
docket of the superior court yesterday
The plaintiffs are to stand the costs in
their respective cases.
The committees for the examination of
the condition of the jail, the city court
officers books and the convict camps
were appointed yesterday by the city
court grand jury. They will make their
Investigations during the coming week
ana will report to the next meeting of the
grand Jury next Friday, or on the Friday
following.
The exceptions to the masters report
In the case of William German, trustee
against the Coast Line railroad, were
hled in the superior court yesterday
The exceptions filed were very brief
One of the principal objections was to the
Introduction of the minutes of the SlKida-
way and Seaboard and Coast Line rail
road companies by MIR. j. II. Johnston.
Inspector General S. f. B. Gillespie, OF
The Grand Army of the Republic, has re-
celved from Commander G. T. Watson a
copy of General Order No. 1, announcing
the officers of the Georgia department
and the staff appointed by himself. These
omcerS were elected and appointed at the
encampment held here. Commander Wat
son announces that he has taken charge
OF the Georgia department.
A collision occurred at the intersection
OF Bull and Jones streets yesterday which
created considerable excitement but re-
suited in no damage. Mr. and Mrs.
George w. Tiedeman were driving a
double team out Bull street and were met
by Mrs. Beckwith and Mrs. Warfield,
driving in the opposite direction. Mrs.
Beckwith turned to the right to allow
MI oIiedeman's team to pass, and Mr..
Iiedeman turned into Jones street at the
same time. The horses coIlided. Mrs.
BeckwIth was thrown from the buggy,
but was not injured Mr.. Tiedeman's
horses became frightened and ran down
the street. They were caught by some
men who were passing at the time before
any serious damage was done
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Jimmy TURNS PROFESSIONAL.
The Worlds Amateur Champion
Cyclist VIII Ride for Cash Prizes in
France.

The Worlds Amateur Champion
Cyclist VIII Ride for Cash Prizes in
France.
From the New York Herald.
Arthur A. Zimmerman, the champion
amateur cyclist of the world, has re-
nounced his allegiance to the league Of
American Wheelmen and joined the pro-
fessional ranks. The glitter of the
French francs was too much for Jimmy"
and when a sufficient number was offered
he accepted. Jimmy has contemplated
this step for some time past, but he did
not arrive at decision in the matter I'M
til yesterday, when he informed George
Mcdonald, the local agent of the wheel
he rides, that all the necessary ARA nge-
ments for the change had been completed
The information which led Zimmerman
to reach conclusion in regard TO riding
for cash prizes was conveyed to him in a
cablegram from Willis B. Troy, who was
sent to Paris to complete the deal for the
cyclist. Troy sailed from Liverpool on
the White Star liner Majestic yesterday
for America. He has the contracts which
bind Jimmy to professional cycle
races in the future. Zimmerman or Nc
Donald refused to disclose the nature of
the exact terms under which the "Manas-
guam Wonder has agreed to ride pro-
>
of unques toned reliability that Jimmy
will receive a bonus of $4,000 for sacri-
ficing his amateur status alone.
In addition to this handsome sum
Jimmy" is guaranteed a series of match
races with the best professional racing
men in France, and on the Continent for
stakes and gate money. The races in
question are TO be for stakes ranging from
81 800 TO $1,000 a side. Win or lose, the
champion is also guaranteed a certain
percentage Of the gate receipts. This
money is to be paid to Zimmerman by the
organization controlling professional sport
in France, where cycling is now the
rage.
HAD AN EYE ON EMMY"
The Frenchmen have long been eager
to get Jimmy to desert the ranks of
amateurism and compete in their races.
Jimmy" easily disposed of the crack
amateur riders in France year ago on
his triumphant European tour and made
such a favorable impre ssion on the eve
ling enthusiasts there that the managers
of the big professional meets determined
to secure his entry TO them. Two months
ago they opened negotiations with the
Jersey flyer and as a starter offered to
make him present of a 5000 check TO
Join the cash prize racers. Jimmy" de-
clined, stating that the amount would not
compensate him for the sacrifice he would
have to make. The trenchmen then
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vary, where Christ persisted, the Savior
fell three times with his burden, the
Indians representing the Sadducees,
Pharlsees and Roman soldiers soundly
logging him at each fall. The cross was
finally set up, and the mock Christ tied to
1t, between two other crosses for the two
robbers who died with Christ upon Cal
vary. A mimic performance of the dying
scenes and other events of the historical
day was also given. The play represented,
while not with the stage setting of ODE
rammergau, at least had religious fervor
amounting to fanaticism.
How long the divine tragedy has been
produced in Mexico is matter of coniec-
ture, but it is known that il is older than
the inquisitiou, which was established
there IN 1929, the records of the Santo
Omcio giving the report of the proceed
ings instituted against an Indian who re
fused 20 impersonate the Savior In
those days the person to whose lot the
impersonatingO Of Jesus Christ fell suffered
many of the real pains to which the
Savior was subjected. Owing to this the
Indian in question did not care 10 become
martyr and was duly tried by an in
qulsitorial tribune to compel him to take
the part. Another character in the divine
tragedy who suffers many indignities
at the hands of the Indians, who take
part IN It's representation, is Judas. The
multitude forget that it is merely play,
and belabor Judas in an outrageous man
ner. While the passion play was being
presented at another suburb of Mexico
recently, an Indian who was placed upon
the cross actually died, being choked to
death by a rope which was used to hold
him in position. Because of this and
many other abuses of the passion play,
the government is opposed to it's rendi-
ton and each year sees it become less of
a tPue reDreSpntafiou