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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26

. ma jednej . Mich stala 2 pod
niesiona dloniaN
ma / oziocona jasnemi promie
miami. sionca unosifa sic lekko
ku niebu. Joanna widziala. jak
pasterska SARA suknia Matki
Boskiei przemieniafa sic "
s7ebrno-zlota i slyszala niknacy
" gore jej gtos:
Joanna, bad8 posfuszna
wezwaniu Pana. idz gdzie On
Gle powoluje, ldz, " SWAT ma
twarde clerpienle, ktore jest
przeznaczeniem kobiety!.
Zrywa sic zpod debu,spogla
da pc dollnie, ma ktorej jul
cichutko, stoi l rozmy6la mad
SODA. Wyciagnela rece mad
dolina i szepta6 zaczyna. Sept
lei przemlenla sic " move
coraz rzewniejsza.
Bywajcie zdrowe, CORY,
dolby, rozkoszne laki kwie
cistemi zioly. jul po was
stapat an; vic wiencow nie
bede! Jaskiuie 1--WE zrod}a,w
kt6rYch uspakajalam pragnie-
ME i paslam owieczkf mole,
gdzie mole echo odpo wiadato
ma mole piosnki pasterskie
1egnajcie mi! Zegnaicie mi,
owieczki moe, JUL was past
ME bede. Badz zdrowa wiosko
kochana i Gala droga rodzino!
Ia g1osem Boga ii& musae !
PREY wdzia6 zbro)e "a wroga!
Otar}a fay reka popatrzy}a,
chwjlke ma pobliskie chatkl
rodziene1 wioski, potem "
cudowny obraa scie3ka przez
gesty las puscita sic pod gore:
Pc dolinie b}aka1y sic ieszcze
lekkie echa lei g1osu, pc
ziolach perlila sic kroplista
rosa wieczorna, a W gorze ma
szerokich skrzyd}ach plynie
niknie W zmroku orzel, kro]
ptakow. pan wzgorz. skal
dolin.
lClag dalszy nastapi,)
~ ~r% m 117T
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26
. Toe przecie " niewoli

- Tod przecie v niewoli
bylem u tych psn6w lat kilka
- iodpowiedziat smialo.
Umyslniem sic uczyi tego ABLY
ich kiedys ga dudkow wv
strychna&.
Ksiedza kapelana, krola
Jegomosci, to zwi6dl nawet
fglarz, gdy zaczat Turka uda-
wac - a choG bawil kr6la i
nas - przec'e2 wiele dobrego
6glami zrobil, bo nosil listy
tam j n%apowrot.
Bitwa pod zurawnem skoi,
czyfa sic pokojem ola nas
korzystnem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26
PkACIC IA
SWiadectWO.
Stan Ohio, Toled o.

Stan Ohio, oledo o. ..
Lucas County,, SIS.
FRANK J. CHENEY przysiega, il
jest starszym partnerem firmly F.
J. Cheney C Co., roblacej interesa
W miesc,e Toledo, " wspomnlanym
powiecie i Stanie, i re ia firms
zapIact 100 dolar6w "a kazdy
przypadek kataru. kt6regoby ME
MONA wvleczyG lekarstwem ,,Hall'E
Catarrh Cure"
Frank J. Cheney.
Zaprzys,ezono pre-
., demna podplsano v
p'o mo]ej .obecnosci u
dniu 6 Wrzesnia, r
P. 1885.
A. w. Gleason
notaryusz publiczny.
Lekarstwo Halls Catarrh Cure
blerze sie wewnetrznle, dzls}a ont
bezposrednio ma krew. Kazac soblt
przes4at swiadectwa.
F. J. CHENEY : co. Toledo, 0.
~-Jest we wszystkich aptekach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26

Uniwersytu LudoWego ma
wzor mielscowych, zak}adanie
nowYch i powiekszenie istnie !
jacyoh Czytelni, urzadzanie
popularnych oczYt6w, sprowa
dzanie pozytecznych ksia3ek,
przedsiebranie tanich ludowych
wydawnictw i W og6Ie zajecie
sic gorliwem kszta}ceniem
braci naszej W Ameryce,
J62et IT, Leszczydski, r. Il.
I6tomski, u. j. Chrzamowskl, 4.
x. Centel1o Gryszczymskl.
PkACIC "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26

W onych czasach, o .kt5rych
wan chce opowiedziec, W
pewnej pieknej dol'nie lesnej
pasali pasterze bydfo owce.
n ad dolina szumial odwieczny
las debowy, boku pred
MIN, jakby wodz ma czele
wojska, stall ogronany dab roz-
lo1ysty. Drzewo to stare wra2
z umieszczonvm ma MIN obra-
zem Matki Boskiej, uwa2ano
"a 6wiete i cudowne. W ceniu
jego roz}o2ystych konarow
odbywa}y sic z wiosna lance i
zabawy m'eszkahc6w pobli-
skiej wsi, ma ktore przychodzii
1 dziedzic re dworu re swa
rodzina, Obras cudami slynacY
ozdabia1Y dziewczeta wiejskie
We wstegi i kwiaty zapala}y
swieczki na of'are Matce Pre-
najswietszei. Do tego to Guido
wnego obrazu odbywa}y sic TED
W niekt6re swieta uroczyste
Procesye.W cieniu debu siadali
zwykle pastuszkowie, roma.
wall i zabawiali sic rszem, gdy
byd}o owce paslo sic spokojnie
W zamknietej dolinie, nigdsie
do sskody wejst ME mogac.
Dolina ia le2ala pod vista
Dom Remy we FrYncyi, "
no "incyi LotaryDgii. A byfo
to W. r. 1923 t.j.przessto przed
467 laty, gdY " kraiu fran
cuskim ME mog} sic utrzyms6
ma tronie krol Karol VII, a W
Polsce jeszcse szczesllwie piano.
wal kro(Wladyslaw Jegielio.
Pewnego rszu zgromadzi(i
sic pastuszkowie kolo debu
cos 4ywo rozprawia6 poczeli,
Byio to W drugiej po}owie
pazdziernika, pogoda jeszcze
byia piekna, a hscie z drew
dopiero opadac zaczyna}Y.
Wiecie, jake straszne
re- ecay dzieja sic teraz ko}o mas?
= mowil stary pasters.
- Mole wilk porwa1 komu
owce re stada?
- Oh wiki, ale ma dwoch
nogach z "a morza najechaly
nasz kraj francuskt!
- Wiki 2 20 mora?
- Inie ma z nimi 3artow-
mow,l starssy. - Jest "a mo
rem wysps, q IA Eiej miess
kuia Anglicy, straszny narod.
Przvplyneli do mas przez
morze, kr6la Karola wYpedzili,
ws;e i miasta zabieraja, pala,
oiszcza, morduis!
- Zabja mas!
M6wia ludais, be onl
cagerna caly nasz kraj, zabrali
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26
kt6rym jest Skarb " Rappers'

4. Oisetkl 90 tegoZ Kapltalu,
jak rowniez wszelkie. wp}ywa-
jace nadal skladki, odse}se "
ozuaczonyeh odstepach czasu
do skarbu " Rapperswylu;
3. Poleci6 goraco cale]
braci zwiazkowej i %wszystkim-
dobrze mvslacym po}akom
takowy 1sdYuy Skarb nasz
Narodowy z ca}ei silly popierac.
Przeznaczeniem Skarbu Mar.
Pol. Jest: uzyG zgromadzony
fundusz W chwi]i stosownej na
rzecz akcyi po'ioyczuej da&acej
do uiepcdleg}osci Pclski, a
tymczasowo u&ywac odsetki
na obrone czynua. Zwiazek
Narodowy Polsk', przelewa]ac
W zasadzle fundusze zebrane
W Ameryce; ma pra~o do
naznaczenia odpowiednlego
kontrolera lub kontroleroR.
III. Zebrani ga Sejmie XII
przedstawiciele Wv. Mar. Pol.
jednogloSnie uchwalili nawiazac
scisle i czynne stosunki re
Zwiazkiem Wychodztwa Pol
skiego " Europe, z ktorym
mas iqcza wsp6lne sYmpatye j
cele.
". Zebrani % Sej,nle XII
przedstawiciele wv. Mar. Pol.
ninieiszem potwierdzaja stara
swa zasade zwiazkowa, he do
2adnYch spraw sper6w
religijnych mieszad sic, jake
1nstytucya, prawa ME maja i
miesxs6 sic ME bada. To samo
dos}ownie tyczy sic spraw
polltYki amerykahskiei. Jedyn9
politykaZwiazku. jake instytu.
cyl Darodowej, jest i badzie
polityka og6lno = polska i
popieranie ruchu narodowego,
daascego do odzyskania nie.
podlegfosci.
Zebrani "a Sejmie XII pred
sta wiciele Wv. Mar. Polsk. pc.
uownie, a niemniej uroczyscie,
pro,estujemy przeciw hahieb-
ne1nu traktatowi, zawartemu
pon'edzy rzadem wolnego
narodu Aulerykahskiego q
pr2edstaw,clelem despotyzmu
moskiewskiege, traktatowi
bedacemu plama ma czYstych
dotYchczas ksrtach historyi
Stan6w ZjednoozonYch, trakta
towi pozwalajacemu wydawa6
obronc6w wolnos:i i swobody
ludlow uciemie2onych, szuka-
jacych schronienia " wolnei
Rzec2ypospolitej Amerykan
skiej, " rece siepaezy carskich.
- myili tel wsywaja "a
rowno wszystkich Lwiazkowych,
jak j dobrze my6lacy og6}
polski, by korzystajac re
swych praw obywatelskich,
wywierali wp}yw ma opinje
publiczna W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych i ma czfoukow [zby
Representatives i Senatu, by
niecny ten traktat 1aknaj
rychlej zniesiesionym zostaf.
Uchwalono nadto, BY
Zarzad n~aszej instYtucyi
i. wystosowal W swoim czasie
odpo viedni m%emorye} do
przysz}ego kongresu Stan6w
Z,ednoczonYch.
Zebrani ma Se1mie XII pred
stawiciele Nv. Mar. Polls. W
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26

Isle rozochoci}, De puscil sic "a
uciekajacymi i wplaw pr7ez
Dniestr potem przez Swice
poszedl 2 wojskiem, ably jesz-
cze dokuczyG iepiej uciekaja-
|cym. Cd poiudnia do nocy, to
trwalo. Polskich 4ofnierzY
pablo kilkuset, tureckich blisko
3 tysiace.
Ma drugi dzien spoczywaIi
nasl - krol Sobieski 2
smutaiem dowiedz,a1 sic, &e
paszy ola koni brsknie. Trudno
byfo dostaG, DO tax Tuccy
naokofo mas obstaplli, De !
mYsz by sic ME dostafa do
mas, iak mowi} 2artobliwie pan
Polanowski, dworzanin krola
%Jegomosci. Kr6l rozmyslal,
jakby to przez to wartY turec.
kie wyprawiG kogo.do Lwowa.
DAD znat do hetmsna Litew.
skiego o sprawie i dowiedzie6
sic co o Ionic. kochanej,
Marysience, "a ktora sobie
bardzo kr6l tesknii, niewiedzac
co sic dzieje i CIV zdrowa.
Gdy tax krol duma, mia
diva dni, al naraz wieczorem
zjawia sic " naszym obozie
Turek. Idzie smialo pyta
sic o krola i sunie jakby do
znsjomego.
Turek czy ME Turek? mysli
sobie stra1 naszs / wojsko
patrz2ce zadziwieniem ma
tego czfowieka.
- TOT ME poznasz psiwlary
t%ureckie]? - m6wi jeden =
dose p%opatrze6 ma te oczy, nos
ma tie lica czarne a szkaradne,
by poznae, De to ME Polak.
- Ale mnie sic zdaje, lie to
nasz ale przebranY odpowia-
da drugi.
Wtem wychodsi z namiotu
kr6l, uslyszal ]edno s}owo z
ust Turka i dalejze z radoscia
do niego - maio 60 ME
ucalowa}.
Dra3ewski! = krzYkna1
Polanowski, stoiacY obok krola
l. a bodajby Gle fglami'
Jak&es sic tax mog} caikiem
"a Turka przebra6, De twsr2
masz lax oni i lica czarne
oczy jakies kocie, bodaj Gle
Bog kochs!
Gdy sic wiecei naszych
dowiedzialo o tym Turku, gdy
usiysseli, be presto cd Lwowa
idzie, lie mu nigdzie %najmniej
szej trudnosci Turcy ME robili,
DO byli pewn1, De ich Kodak
- dalejze dowiadywat CO
przyni6sl.
Dra2ewski kaza1 rozpruc
csapke, zdjeta 2 g}owy,iko2u
seek zrzucony 2 ramon. q
nawet " sukniach pokaza]
miejsce do prucia. Wszedzie
mial pozaszYwane wazne pis-
ma - wszedzie Mai ukryte
listy, to cd krolowej to cd
hetmana, to cd innych wa3
nych osob, tax, lie ogromnie
krol sic tent wiadomoS:iami
cieszyt i ME wiedzial, jak ma
Dra4ewskiego wynagrodz,t.
Poczciwy ten chlepczysko
wypocsawszy trey dni =
zabrawszy znow iisty cd krola,
wybrsI s,e " droge do Lvowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26

luz TaryZ q tefaz oDieS'J9
sfawue miasto Orlean Jul Oh
mas SO niedaleko!
- Uciekajmy do lasu!
| pastuszkowie zbli sic W
kupke, jak stado owiec splo-
szonych przez Wiki.
Jedna tylko dziewczYnka
siedziafa sobie Z smutnie
zwieszona glowa. Teraz / ona
zerwala sic z mieisca, zbli3Yla
sic do debu, padla ma kolana,
z}o2y1a rece i wlepi}a oczy W
cudownY obraz. Pasterze spoj
rze|i ma MIA i pie dziwlli sic
te mu. Joanka BOWEN - tax
by}o jej imie = zawsze sic cd
n1ch odlaczyta, zamyslona,
smutna i milcz9ca, za~ sae sama
b}akafa sic pc leslie pasta owce,
zbierala kwiaty.C icha, spokejea
j pobo1na ,szanowaua byla przez
wszystkich ,gdy3 nikomu zadnej
ME zrob,la przykrosci, najlepiei
zna}a polne zio}a, zaws1e zna-
lazla zaginione jagnie, ufajac
" opieke Bo3a, odznacza}a sic
odwaga. IL raz navel wyrato-
wa}a jagnie z paszczy wilka.
Niewinnego a pewnego /
spokojnego iej s%pojrzenia mkt
dlugo wytrzymac ME m6gf, tax
COS swiatobliwego bifo 2 je]
oblicza. A niet7lko De szanowali
ia wszyscY, l lekali sic jel
troche, DO jak mowiono, c;sgle
ona rozmawiaia z duchami.
kt6rych wyrazue gtosy sfyszala
wsr6d tajemniczego sunni
rozio3ystego oebu. Glossy te
%upominaly ia. sby byia skrom-
ma, pima i %pracowita i aby
chodzlfa do kosciola i modlila
sic Natchniona ia die wczyna
wiedziaia lepiej cd pastuszkow,
co sic dzieje W kraju ,wledziaia
lepiei jake jest zamieszane, jak
po wsiach ludzie ,jedni trzYma-
ia sic Auglik6w a inni kr6la i
iak 0 to ci4gle a krwawe miedzy
SODA staczaja walki.
TAX ~kleczaca pod debem i
s}uchajac tajemiczych szumow
jego widywano IA cd lat kllku
bardzn czesto i ME dziwiono sic
temu wcale.
20 MatkoN wietsza, ratui
naszego krola i nasz narod!-
modlila sic teraz goraco, 4
g1osne westchnienia dobywaly
sic z iej piersi.
Up1ywaly dlugie chwi1e,
nadszedt zmrok wieczorny i
pasterze spedzali swoje trzody
do domu, a Josnka ami trabek
pasterskich. ami nawolywania
towarzyszy, AMI wieczornego
,mrokr ME spostrzeg}a'
I jake ons mogla CO WI
dziec i stysze6, k,edy dussa jej
pogr92ona W rozkosznym SHE
W innym bawifa swiecie! Rece
z}o3oue do modlltwY obwis|Y
|jej ma dol. Gala postac sku!,la
sic i przysiadfa ku siemi, a
z~wieszona sfowa wsparla sic ma
grubym pniu drzewa.I OTTO sni
sic jei, 3e Matka Boska W pa.
sterskiem ubraniu z cudownego
obrazu zstepuie do mel sama,
wrecza jej jei cnoragiew i NIECE
i mowi:
= Joanno, wstah i porzut
owieczki twoje. Pan Bog pc
wo}uje Gle do wy2szego zaiecia.
Wei ten sztandar, ten NIECE
przYpasz do boku. walcz "
obronie ludu mego. Odpedz
Anglikow odOrleanu / zapro-
wadz krols Karola ma korona-
o~o H. PoSuoo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26
PkACIC "a WIARUSA,
BHklena masc Ar01
kOWa.

kOWa.
Najlepsz0 maSG ma swlecle ma
rany, pochodzace z clec, przetarcie
uderzenia, poparzenia; wrzody,
popekane reese, odclski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzutY ma c1ele. Jezeli zupet.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze beds
zwr6cone. Cena: IS centow pudei
ko. Mona dostac we wszystk1ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26

DZIEWICA.
prZez
Juliana BaczyhskiegO.
Evening journal., 1895-11-26
RAVgGES or TYPHOID FsYER.

A Representative Family Stricken and
Nearly wiped Out BY the Disease.
Cause of the FatSi malady.
DENTON. Nd, Nov. 90 "A representa-
tive family Of this county, which has
been 80 peculiarly and fatally stricken
with " yphoid fever during the Autumn
months, Ia the subject OF much comment
and speculation Mr. and Mrs. Clement
Noble live near Denton, and the members
Of their immediate family scattered In
different communities have had bitter
experiences with the dreadful disease
They have three married daughters-one
the widow OF James f. Fountain,
smother the wife OF Jamss I.
Sylvester aud the other the wife
OF Willis A. Llden. During the month
OF August the husband OF Mrs Fountain
was stricken with typhoid fever and
died In September. Two weeks later two
grown daughters died from the ssms
disease and were buried In the same
grave Ansther daughter. whore life
was despairsd Of for u week or more.
successfully bkflsd against the
inrosds Of the disease and recovered
The mother was then taken aud her life
has been hanging by y thread for several
weeks Paralysis followed the ravages
Of the fever and the physicians now fear
that Ioftsnlng OF the brsia has set In.
Duriug the illness Of Mr. Fountain,
Mrs Willis A Llden was also a victim
Of typhoid, but recovered. But her 10
year Old daughter passed away to the
world beyond James T. Sylvester, one
Of the county election supervisors. was
the next member to be taken, and for
Elk weeks he has been confined TO his
bad Durlng this time bis little son
Clement took the diaeAse and died. Tnen
Mrs Sylvester became alike afflicted and
Is now at the point OF death, with but
little hope OF recovery Mrs. Noble the
mother. is now III, and her condition Is
also serious
There have been many other cases Of
typhoid, bat just how 1t has followed
this particular family so closely. the
mbers'o Of, (which live In different
neighborhooda, Is somewhat OF 4
mystery.
A relative Of the family gives ths
following as the cause, which Is accepted
as reasonable Daring the progress OF the
Concord camp, whore those families were
tenters, It happened several times that
they would assemble and eat water
melsns grown by one Of the husbands.
She claims that the melons .wels impsr
feet and fsels sure that In this way the
germ OF the fever was rooted, and II 80.
furnishes a solution for the mysterious
cause OF the fatal mRlRdY
Evening journal., 1895-11-26
nnld nn Nom rrnlnnr

Chester, Nov 90 Bold highway
robbers held up and relieved Of bis watch
and money John Knouer, a retiTent OF
Marcus Hook According TO Knouers
statement, he was on his way 20 Chester
and. for short cut, he took the track Of
the Reading railroad At lonely place
near Trainer he was suddenly confronted
by three men, two OF whom he recognized d
Rs Isaac Conley and Charles Kimblo
The latter he says, held revolver to his
head while Comfy struck him with 4 club,
Telling him to the earth.
he was only partially stunned, but
sgslnst such odds concluded to feign un
consciousness, His pockets were rihed,
and the robbers beat q retreat towards
South Chester. Knouer, by short cut,
reached the borough ahead Of his as
sailants and notified Officers Mccormick
and Mullin, who lay in wait along the
railroad, snd captured Conley and
Kimble after a desperate struggle The
third man escaped In the melee Conley
and Klmble we're Rrrsigned before Justice
John J. Hare, who held them for court ir
$500 bail, and. In default, they were
committed
Evening journal., 1895-11-26
rhe New nPrlnessa nonnle.n

HildS CLARK, the "PrIncoss Bonnie" 10
Willard Spenoer's successful comic opera
OF that name, which will bs the attrsc
tion u the Grand Opsra House next
Saturday night, made her professional
debut In comic opera in this role at the
Broadway Theatre, New York, aud made
one Of the most marked sucosssss which
any debuiaate has ever achieved Her
voice. which Is pure, clear soprano, as
well as her methods, were highly praised.
Her dlstinetneea OF enuncistlon WAS par
ticularly noted. Her modssty Of de-
zeauor aud nRturslBsss are admirably
suited 20 the rolls OF Captain TArpaulins
adopted daughter" She Is an exoeeds
ingiy pretty blonde. and In q recent mum
Der OF the Cosmopolitan Magazine her
picture WAS one OF the illustra ions
OF Western types OF beauty In an article
called. Side Chances at American
Beauty" She is native Of Kansas City,
where Scr father was once a wealthy
banker She is closely connected with
distinguished Eouthern families, her
mother being Miss Winston who was n
granddaughter OF Colonel Joseph Wins
ton. TO whom statute was recently
erected At Greensboro, N @ In honor OF
his distinguished military victories dur
ink the American Revolution, and bis
services as 4 statesman. Patric k Henry,
VireiniA's famous orator, WAS q hrst
cousin Of Colonel Winston.
Evening journal., 1895-11-26
THANKSGIVING DAY At NEWARK.
Now Pipe Organ for the Presbyt terian
Ohuroh-Othvr News Matters About the
Town.

New Pipe Organ for the Presby terian
Churah-Othvr News Matters About the
Town.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Nov. 2g. g.-lhnksgiving
Day will bs generally observed here.
Principal places OF business will be
closed during the day. Religious services
will be held IN the churches. The
PresbyterlRns and the MethodlstB will
unite. The sermon will be preached by
DIR. N HMiller at 10 o'clock.
Steam heat has been placed IN the
gymnasium at the college, and also Ia the
large dining room. This is an improve.
ment over last year. The students com
plAined considerably OF the cold. but
With the late Improvements no complaint
ought to be heard
For some tine the matter OF purohas
ing large pipe organ for the Presby.
teritn Church has been discussed. The
women have not been idle about ID,
either There Is now about $500 toward
the fund about 81 600 more is needed
The COMMITTEES. consisting OF Misses Nan
LOWS, Laura Rsub, Margaret Shanks,
Lucy Steele and Lydia Williams, held a
meeting yesterday, and active steps will
be taken toward raising the amount
Evening journal., 1895-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
Last Night at The Opera House.


Charles b. Hanford aud his co-stars,
Elihu Spencer and Miss Nora O'Brien,
presented Sheridan Knowles "Viglnius +"
at the Opera House last night. Owing
to the bad weather the audience WAS not
a large one, but what IL lacked ir nun
Der 10 msde up in enthusiasm. In "Yir
ginius" the Roman centurian, Mr. Han
ford has = part for which he Is emlnently
fitted physically, aud which shows
his versatility TO marked degree.
He was especially effective In the closing
scene Of the fourth act, when the news Of
his daughters danger Is brought TO
Virglnius. The soldier disappesrs and
gives way TO the man, touched In his
most vulnerable part, fearful for the
safety OF one more dear than his life
Miss Nora o Brisn, who made her debut
upon the professional stage during the
September engagement of the company
here. as Virginia brought ont OF tbs pAri
sllsthst It Affords She looked and act, d
the gentle. guleless maiden to
perfection afr. Garden as Applus
ClAudius was very s,rong, aud his work
throughout was excellent. Mr. Spencer
as Icllius was disappointing His render
Ing OF his lines was rapid aud ndstinct,
but In action he was all that could
be desired. At the end Of tne secou d
act large basket Of hsi dsome hJwers
MAS presented to Miss O'Brlen
Evening journal., 1895-11-26
The Thn.k.rlrlnr Play.

"A Romance OF Coon Hollow," which
will be sosn at the Opera House Thanks
giving AFTERNOON and evening, has some
OF the most exquisite scenery on the
road The Rrst act reveals an Autumn
view OF n typical Southera plantation,
With sunset and moonlight effects, and
contains = splendid electrical display
The second act is fac simils of Coon
Hollow" rugged glen la the Tennessee
hills, palntea from sketches made on the
spot, and IL made sensational by a
bursting dan snd food The third act
shows a wood landing on The Mhsissippi
aud night View Of the famous Lee
Nstchsz steamboat race, the boats boiDF
lighted up aud under full head Of steam
Ths last act Is given TO an actual cotton
press Ia operation, and IL thrlllingly
dramatic The play will be given here
with all the effects used In the original
run at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
New York In tho wood landing scene Is
introduced a rollioking melEnge OF songs
and dances by a troupe Of colored boys
and girls including two quartets
Evening journal., 1895-11-26
Business Looking Up An Caroline.

DREToN, Nd, Nov 26.-Less than a
year ago Harry A Roe and James d
Nichols, two enterprising business men
over the bridge, started a shirt factory.
employing about thirty or forty young
women 10 run the machines and two
cutters The upper story Of Mr. Roe's
canning house was fitted up for The work.
and the power was obtain, from the
s'me engine which ran tue oaunei v.
The demand for their goods has so Ia
creased that they have begun the erec
tion Of building so feet by 100 feet,
nearly Apostle the steam Touring mills,
which will be entirely used as shirt
factory. The machines, which will
probably number 100. will be on the
second floor. The success Of the enter
prise Is encouraging, as it gives employ
ment to so many laborers who would
otherwise be without suitable employ
ment. The prospect OF the Queen Anne
railroad has given additional encourage
ment 10 stsrt similar enterprises, as the
Town would have exceptional railroad
and steamboat facilities
Evening journal., 1895-11-26
rhanl.nrlrlnr ID thn nlinn.

Manager Fred Rider will present bis
new company in novel bnrletque this
season, entitled "a Pack Of Cards, which
has been specially written and will be
produced In Il gorgeous manner at the
Bijou, Thursday afternoon aud evening,
the costumes and scenic elects being re
markably pretty and attractive. A nav
novelty, entitled the "Draid Dauce," the
Broad wsy Chuppies" the" French Rev ,
sl, just from Paris, snd the "Cnristian g
Dream, in which the Egyptian princess,
Kuta kuta, will be seen, In an aston
ishing revelation Of terpsichore. are
features OF the production
Evening journal., 1895-11-26
Low Rates TO Washlngton, ID. C-Per
ssnaiIJ Conducted Tours via Pennsyl-
vaEin Railroad.

Low Rates TO Washington. ID. C-Par-
ssnailJ Conducted Tours via Pennayl-
vaEiR Railroad.
Apart from the fact that Washington
Is ons Of the most interesting cities ia
the world 10 seems almost as II one were
nsgleciing q principal duty of citlz .nship
by falling TO visit the Nations Capital "
More apparent does this become when
taking into consideration the small
expense attached to such trip, and the
ease and comfort with which It can be
mado by participating iu one OF th g
Pennsylvania Rsilrogd Compsny's per
sonplly conducted tou's leaving New
York and Philadelphia December 20, 1895 :
January 10 february aud 27. March
10, April aud 23 and May IA. 1896
Tbese tours cover a period Of three
dsys each aud the rate including trans
pr alton aud two days accommodation
At Washlugton's best hotels. is $t3 90
from N,w York. gil 90 from Philadel
phls, 1892 from Reading, and proper
tionAte rates from othsr points; $l4 90
from New York, including meals en-
route.
Au experienced tourist agent and
chEpsron will accompany each tour
Detailed Itineraries will be sent on
application to Tourist Agent. No 1895
Broad way, New York. or Room No All
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-11-26
Arrested for obsourIDe TheIr Numbers.

CAABRIDeE. Nov % Captain Turner,
Of the oyster steamer McLane has ar
rested about twenty captains OF oyster
scrspeboats in the Choptank river on the
charge OF having their number obscursd
The captains say that In most cases only
one corner Of the canvas upon which the
numbers are painted was loose or dropped
down. and they regard the action of
Captain Turner as a great hardship.
especially as they were taken to Oxford
for trial instead of to Cambridge, at
which latter place they could have
procured counsel. In most cases the
fines we're paid