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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
AN INFANTS BODY FOUND.

Green Bay, Wis, Aug. 13. In
cleaning out sewer that had become
clogged the workmen found the body
Of an infant. NJ steps viii be taken
In the matter for the reason that Ii
il believed woman who died recent.
" was responsible for the crime.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
no CLOSE TILE GAP

Sioux City, Aug ID. Information
ii gained from reliable sources that
the Des MONIES Northern Il Western
railroad, owned by Mr.. Hubble, Des
Moines millionaire. viii be extended
from Fonda, its present terminus, %
Spencer. Closing this gap would give
Il direct line from Des Moines @ sPir-
IL Lake and northwest via. the Cni.
cago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul railway
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
VIEWS OF OTHER EDITORS.

Albany Times:-Electric cars will
begin running in Rome next month,
the modern world thus establishing
its latest triumph over the dust of the
Caesars. Meanwhile, a trolley line to
the pyramids in Egypt is projected,
and locomotives built in Philadelphia
are running to and from Jerusalem.
The law of progress and development
is gradually extending over the whole
earth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
BEAT HIS WIFE.
thinking lie Had Killed Her Sehis-
sler Hangs Himself.

Cleveland, Aug. Is. The dead body
of August Schissler, grape grower,
aged 90, was found hanging from a
tree in the woods yesterday. Satur-
day night Schissler quarrelled with
his wife and struck her several blows
on the head, fracturing her skull.
Thinking her dead he committed sui
eide. Mrs. Schissler is unconscious
and may die.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
lEIIEyEN KILLED PERHAPS.

Jackson, D., Aug. -. 1t Ii now
believed that besides the four train
men killed In the Ohio Southern
wreck at Bainbridge four tramps
and three boys who are missing from
Greenfield are under the wreck.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
SHOT BY A MOB.

Camilla, Ca. Aug. Is -Will Har-
ris, the negro who attempted to as-
sault Mrs. j. II. Monroe, white wo-
man 60 years old, In ColInitt county
last Friday was captured here and
taken to the scene Of his crime for
confession and shot 10 death BY
NOD,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
TEST or THE GAME LAW

Oshkosh, Aug. 10. The deputy
fish wardeils who are charged with
assault and battery during the fight
over illegal fish nets on Lake Winnie
bago Saturday were arrested yester-
day and appeared hi the municipal
court, where they pleaded not guilty.
The case Is considered vital test Of
the new fish and game law.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
0OfPlNGEr HEARD FROM.
IN Quiet in the Vicinity Of Jackson's
Hole

Washington, Aug. IL. The war de-
p1rtnent yesterday received the fol-
having telegram from General Cop
ringer dated Jackson's Hole, August
ii. Ii lad been forwarded l25 miles
M eouriers Colonel Randall with
Lieutenant Hamilton and scouting
party picked up Lempi Pete and par
Ill., seventeen Indians all told, with
sxty ponies, hunting in the Teton
mountains. They started them home
FIJI tho Lempi reservation yesterday
They have Nelnits, the wounded Ban
n1k safely in camp, A scouting
taHy iii from the north says all Is
Qaiet
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15

PEOPLE OF NOTE.

Miss Charlotte Nelson, well
known actress, met Joseph II. Neill,
wealthy planter from Guatemala,
on II train coming from san Fran
cisco less than month ago, and they
were quietly married last Wednesday
In the chapel Of the church Of the
Heavenly Rest, New York city.
Thomas Adds ,Emmet, who died in
New York few days ago, was born
In that city sixty years ago. His
father was William q. Emmct. Ills
grandfather was Thomas Addis EN-
met, wbo came to this country In
1904, and was Il brother D. the mar
tyrcd Irish patriot and orator, Robert
Emmett, The gands0n was not
clubnan, nor did he take an active in-
terest III american politics In early
life he was Gr0ton aqnednct engin-
Ger, but Of late years has lived n re.
tired life In common with many OF
tfis relatives, he manifested an active
interest In the Irish national move
ment.
George Mcers, Of iMeers Bros, who
are nj Milwaukee Music hall and
who recently came over from Europe,
reports that 'Adonls" Ames, the con-
tortonst, whose real MI ne Is John
Krauee and whose home IL In the
cream city, was married recently IN
France, his bride being q wellsmown
French wire walker "The last ]
heard Of Ames,n said Meers, The was
about 70 start for Spain. which Is
about the worst country | ever struck
for performers There are only two
places fl the country where n special
ty performer can show Madrid and
Barcelona, and the people are the
hardest In the world to please, II
they don't like an act they viii hoot
for Ii to get off tie stage ana II the
performers don't leave when they are
hooted the audience gets up and
cliases them away"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
rIGHr WILL COME OFF.
nhe Mayor Of Dallas Says Its a Sure
to Go.

Ii Louis, Aug ID. Speaking of
thp Gotbett-F itzsimmons fight, Mayor
Holland, Of Dallas, who is now in ST
Louis. said. The flight will come off
aS scheduled on October 81, at Dallas,
Texas According to the opinion of
the lending attorneys Of the state
there will after Sept. be no law
III The statute books preventing 1t.
Sept the criminal law calling prize
dsHtS q penal offense and vet putting
Tie punishment clause in the mis-
dameanor class will clash with the
chill law licensing such contests IN
the payment Of $500. Dan. Stuart,
president Of the Florida Athletic club,
i good practical business man and
i not taking any chances.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
CUBA LIKE HAWAII.
Hsp DESIRES UNCLE
SANS PROTECTION.
ruFRs ARE MANY NEGROES

woald Dominate the Govern
lHfs pilatory Tactics by the
n.hsls "a Further Their Ends
me lnsurrection More Formidable
man Generally Believed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15
CHEROKEE BILL WILL HANG.

Fort Smith, Ark, Aug IL. Chero-
kee Bill has been sentenced to ~
hanged Tuesday. September /.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15

Boston Globe:-+If society is so
taken with the bicycle and golf ideas
of leg upholstery that it will require
every man to wear knee breeches
shortly as the fashion editor an
nounces, then society may be congrat-
ulated upon being caught knowing
what it is about. No art is so wise
and skillful that it may add by dress
the least to the power of the beauty
of the naturally developed human
body; bur all art is wisest and most
skillful when 1t resolves only to help
the naturally developed human body
to express It's beauty With the most
freedom,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15

Peoria Herald :-Governor Mckinley
has started a new advertising racket.
In his tour Of inspection of the camps
Of the state militia he will be accom-
panied BY 4 bevy Of pretty girls. We
do not well see how the other presi-
dental candidates can get up any
thing of that kind
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15

Bloomington Pantagraph:-hNb bile
Whitney says he "would not turn Lis
hand over for the presidency, he
does not forbid his friends turning
the matter over in his behalf. II Mr..
Whitney receives the nomination he
VIII accept, unless he shall become
convinced that the chances Of election
are too remote to make the race a
matter Of interest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-15

st. Louis Post-Dispatch:-This is
the frs time in Mr.. BANDS twenty
two years in congress that he ever
was accused Of being a mere politi-
clan and sehemer In fact. 1t has n
ways been a pleasantly IL this state
that Mr.. Bland would not have
known how to 60 about scheming FOR
denomination at any time during
his long career if there had been any
thing like opposition to him.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
S~zczeg64owy opis
zatoniecla ELBY.

LONDYN. Okret linii
Nosddeutscher Lloyd. ,,Ejbe',
jadacY z Bremen do New
Yorku. zderzY} sic 80 Stycz1 ia
rano z'parowcem ,,Cranthie'
so mil Cd Lowestof.i zatonel.
% lie dot9d wiadomo wyrato-
wano ty]ko 20 osob. Wieczo.
rem o godzi0ie $40 przyby}i
wyratowani ry5acka }odzia do
Lowestcfl. Wyratowani So:
Stollberg 8. officer; Neussell, l,
maszynista Weser platnik
Schultheies, Linkmaier i Sit
tug pomocnlcy pfatnika; Fue-
rst l palace; Koebe, steward
Wenning, Singer, Selbert, Ore
son i Batko;maitkowie Weiss
uer pilot z Bremeny: Dehard
pilot z Anglii; Hoffman,, Lu
gen, Schleger / VeYera z Gle.
veland o. pasa3erowie kajuto-
wi, parma Buckea i Bolten
pasazerowie miedzy pokladowi
Hoffman, mieszka wNebrasce
iona jego i syn utoneli.
Wszyscv urato wanl byli W
bardzo nedznym stanie. Pasa
zerowie bYli lekko ubraLi,
lodem pokrYci a tax wysileni
Ae musiano ich niesG. O6cero.
vie j majtkowie byli zupe}oia
ubranl lecz take lodem 20
kryci i bardzo zmeczeni, Okret
yElbe' wvjechai we wtorek
20 poludniu z Bremeny
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
J e..
PkACIC "a

No4e @e,nrSesz Z gtodu a ME
wiesz O tenn. Jadasz trzY razy ma
dzieh, zaspakajas z potrzeby zo}adka
-lecz mozesz zemrzec m,mo TO ME
w~szystko pozywlen1e przYchodzi z
zo1adka. Krew odzyw,a BOWEN
organY zywotne. Jezeli krew stanie
sic zakrzep}q,ni czyni swej funkcyi
i odzywienie organ6w zycla jest
wstrzymane. Dr.. PIOTRA 60
.MOZO oczyszcza krew i nada1e
cla}u nowych sill. Mozecie je nabyc
u agent6w GOMOZO. Aptekarze
60 ME NIGGA kupowaG. Piszcie do
Dr.. Peter Ehhrnsy, Chicago, III.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
IA KATOLIKA!
OGkOSZENIE.
Szanowny FAME Redaktorze!

SZanOWnY FAME RedakJOrZe!
Drugi rok temu m1a}em u
sieble ma stancyi J6zefa Wllczew
skiego, cz4o wieka ~przesz4o 35 lat
l~iczacego, kt6ry mi skra1i $45.0 10
W gotowce not bankowy na$l30O.
90, l uc1ek} be- zadnej wiesci.
Pon1ewaz ten cz4owiek zabra1
10, moja Gala majetnos6, krwawo
zapracowana, przeto upraszam Was,
Szanowni Rodacy. c%zytelnicy tego
pisma, abyscie mi doniesli o mleiscu
jego pobvtu, Jest to mezczyzna
wysoki 5 simultaneously. W}osy
ma hia}awe, wzrok ma zachmurzony,
ponury, oczy nieb;eskie- wasy ma
duze, zawiesiste, ktore soble czesto
podkreca.
Zwykle przebywaf miedzy Po-
lakam1. Upraszam vice Was. z
nown' Rodacy, St6rzy macie o tym
zfodzieju jaka wiadomosG -piszcle
m1 natychmiast, a skoro mi dopo-
mozecle do wynalezienia 90 i
odzyskania straconych pieniedzy to
otrzymac1e nagrode $780,, Kazdy
jeden, kt6ry ma jake o MIN VIA
domosc, niechaj mi doniesie pod
r'zej podanym adresem.
bT Wszystk'e pisma SO pro
szone o powtorzen,e tego.
Wasz brat W Chrystusie
J6zef G. z k O W S k IT.
Adras: J Groszkowski, farme.
20. Brjcefeld, Barry Co. Mo,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
Lecz Bogu dzleki, nasi ludzie ma

Lecz Bogu dzleki ,nasi ludzie M
Zachodzie ME So tyle ograniczen'.
lie duchowni agencl wyksztafcenl
ME chca dac sic wzlas6 ma hawai-
Me by1oby W tenn %jeszoze tax
w1ele ztego. gdyby 6w odszcze-
pieniec koSclo1a RzYmsko-katolic-
kiego ME stara} SIG zarazem agito-
wac ma rzecz koscio1a ,,n1ezaIezne-
CO." Lecz ma uwage zroblon9 mu
przez jednego z naszych obywatel':
I'd a -czego ME uda sic
do nazsego ks. proboszcza Sroki ,
tenze odpowiedzla}: 81 a n 9
estem ksie d e m, z
D O d O b n MI apostof a IN
Chr y i e c b c e m e 6
i d czYn Ell a."
Zatem zwracamY Szanownym Ro-
dakom innych kolonll Polskich
uwage ma to moralnie upad}e 10
diwlduum, by ME dali SIC nwiesc
sfodk'm s}owkom jego, lecz przy
najblizszej sposobnosci W podobnym
razie uzyli, jak sig to tn W Anne
ryce ~toleruje, smlerdzacvch jaj, a
udekorowawszy go nlemi wyprawl-
Ii do Rapersvllle, Wash.
Chcecie dobrych grunt6W
nabyc W korzystnem pofozenlu, to
20 informacye, jake tel i mapy,
plszc>e do znanego nam kolonlzato
ra J6zefa Habeck1ego W Sturgeon
Lake, Pine Co., MINI. a ten wan
wskaze miejsce, gdz,e mozec1e
sobie oguisko domowe z~atozyc z
czasem przyjsc do bytu nlezalezne-
go,
Precz z kslezml nlezaleznyml,
my potrzebujemy k~ap}an6w pol
skich, ale kapian6w, kt6rzy by
byli pod zwlerzchnictwem naszych
blskup6w, DO kontrola jest potrzeb-
na.
A eaten ME daj c1e sic kochani
Rodacy uwiesc sfodklm s}6wkom
taklch Klawltr6w, Ko}aszewsklch
Barszczow i t. D.. moralule upad
iych ]ateuszow, lecz st6jcle mocno
PREY zasadach WARY ojc6w %naszYch,
a W takim razje wszeIk1e wysltkl
ateusz6w WARY uie os'egna zadnych
owoc6w.
Jak s1ysze, agItuje obecnie ks.
Klaw1ter W St. Paul i Mlnaeapo-
lis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14

Wilhelm Warnks, Emil Seneca.
John Cerny i dzieci, Hedley
A Laker ! iona Elias E.
Miche|soho, Dietrich Spreckles,
Hive Addison, Dietrich Barriks,
Antoni Wanata, j. Brunson,
Ida Bruson, Henry Hurke,
Gottli-b Boketman, Rldolff
Graf, Fried Aug. Reicbsparr,
Fried Rochester, LUXE Ro-
cherster, Fra. Moeller, Bertha
Klochzin. Frank Brunhauser i
f4milia. Victoria. Habezelter,
Rosa kothmeyer, Adolf GrolI,
Helene Barrlek, Heinrich Bade,
Friedrich Sapper, Gabriel
Herr, Anton Ze}ler, Henry
Friensth, Vacly Holeck, J6zef
Rumlik, Anton Nosek. Franc
Kraf, Barbara Svojez, Fcanc
CeIvenka, Wojciech Straka,
Antonira Vevera. Bertha
Koenke, Heinrich Hoedechcr,
Maria Wanat, Malk Trubacs
George Henne. Apolonia Be-
iarska / dziec1. Jozef Menda,
Heinz. Staule. Moses Leisten,
Marcus Gutwirth, Juliusz
Starck, Johann Conrad VIE
derbolt, August link, Henry
A. Mitchsky, Cecil Hermann,
Mariana Frank, Christine
L7ren7en, Anna Cura, Helena
Cura, Raphael Mendel Anna
Zeidgio, Karl Roth, Jan
Gura, Apolouia Gura, Jan
Zabora, J6zef Hudak, Maria
Borszenn, Maria Rogus j dzleci,
Marie SIuva, Amelia SILVIA,
KaroIiua Dzia}o, Pawel Janow-
ski, Stefan Lesiak, Mlchai
Kubat, Apolonia Bigda, Stani-
law Kieibasa, Ludwika Cur
.zenska, Mariana Stychasz,
Miterko Laszlo, Janos Zoos,
Aodreas S1ebo, M,haty Doduar,
Janos Franyo, Jan Szuchy,
ian Chasti, Matyas Vanszas
GYoergyi Antonyi, Janos
Benyo, Mihaly Turcsani.
Gyoergi Esizsmarlk, Gyoergy
Vlosak, EVA Sofas, Georg
KoYacs, Michal Barth, Angel
Prekup, Jan Kacza, Gustav
Hemke, Maria Babo5 / dziecko,
Miha]y Gaidoe, Jan Kowal,
Martin Espierez, Jan GazdoCik,
Julia Thau, Em lKigel. Jak6b
Dahm, Philip Mischief.
Pod LowestcfG znaleziono
zwioki Edwarda Markowitz z
Budapesztu, pasazera IA okre
Gle Elba, j zwlok, dotad uie
znanego mezczyzuy. Nadto
znalez1ono kil1a worx6w pocz
towych Z tego n'eszczesllwego
okretu - to wszyStko.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14
Ceny targowe


2 $ z el l CAM. | Wiosenna 49
As cen
0 i e s. CSC
K orr 45c
Jecz mleD Nr.3 ACC
Jaja zoe
NJ a k /: Winona Patent SO 60
Straight $40 Mr.. 1 Bakers $3.50
Pasza z kornu- $500 "a
beczke
0 tire b y: bran Sl4 90
shorts SIS. 90, middlings $3.50
ground Feed SIS
ST a a dix / e. 500
Tymotka $500
K o nj 81 80. Juszel
Tym ka 2. 80 buszel
M i 90 l0c
Kury wypraw. G., kurczeta 7Oc
NJ 1eso zywe:
~wieprzowina $500 wolowina $3.50
c%1elecina 800
Mas{o 1Sc
Kartofle SOC. buszel
CHICAGO
Pszenica SO
Ow5es. - PIC.
Korn.-42
MILNA
Pszenica-52
Korn-No3. 43
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14

fodzle ratunkowe. Liny bylJ
tax zmarzniete lie musieli i
poprzeclnaG. Wnet by}a tod
gotowa do spuszczenia lec2
tax napelniona, 2e maitkowie
ole mogli jej spusc;6.
TYmczasem okret poczaf
powell tonac. Wsi2wszy synka
na reke udallm sic z iona W
druga LODI, gdy W tel chwili
aawo}a} kto5: ,Wszystkie
kobiety j dzieci maia sic uda6
"a druga strone okretu'.
Zdaje mi sic, 3e kapitan
wyda1 ten rozkaz. Moja iona
pobIeg}a ia druga strone cd
tel chwiii ME wldzia}em jei.
Trzymaiac sYnha ma reku
ws1adtem do ]odzi, lecz ktos
pochwyci} mnie i wyciagnal 2
}6dzi, a mniejsce mole zaja}
jeden Z mathew. Lodi odda-
lila sic cd okretu, lecz MN
maitkowie pochwycilI "a
wios}a, balwam rzucil ia ma
maszt, kt0ry podczas zderze
pja spadt, ale pomimo TO
LODI utrzyma}a sic ma wodzle.
Udalem sic do drugiej }odz', i
wsiad}em z synkiem. LODI
spuszczono i teraz dopiero
spostrzegEem, Re podczas ma
tfoku wyrzacono synka mego
z l6dzi. Chcialem wrocic IA
okret lecz tel chwili maj
tkowie pochwyclli wios}a /
oddalilismy sic Cd okretu
Ljdz ia byla do llej godziny
pr2ed po}udniem ma mo:2u'
Nieszczes'iwr widzjeli kilka
parowcow, lecz laden z Mich
nie spostrzeg! ich. Dop'ero
skinner wild Flower" spo-
strzeg}szy ich, zabra} wszy-
stkich.
z Amsterdam telegrafnJa,
he parowiec rCrathle' 'znajdu-
lacy sie W drodze z Rotterdamu
do Ameryki, prayby{ no
Maaslais W Holandyi zderzy1
sic parowiec z innym okretem
ktdrego nazwisko mu nieznane.
Zdaie sic, De to byl o&ret
,Elbe."
Okretem ,,Elbe" wYjecha)l
G Bremeny:
W l. kujacie FriJs Appel
Momentum F. Becker
Kamienicy Nv Saksonli)
Bauman z BerLjna, Hernia
Sanders 2 Falmouth, parma A
Fisher 2 Washington, John B
Vincke g ST.. Charles, Mis-
souri,, Chas. Wix. z New
Yorku, PAM NJ. G. Corners.
S. Dokota, Il. N Castle D,
Castle z Honolulu, Krlpfel .
Brandeburga, I. Thewett Z
Wiednia, Sczell, Duren, Ems
/ Heeren Z New Yorku, Turner
Q Guatemala.
W 2 k%ajucie: Ludwika Kuhr
z New Yorku, Jaks Frank
Buffalo, Eug. Schlagel / F
Schlagel z Fuerth zof'a Rhode
z Washingtonu G. Hoffman
Grand Island, Neb iona jeg(
Anna i syn lego Henry Hoff
mann, Ri. Muskvic z Eperie
, pa Wegrzech, Est. Galdner
Eperies, Lockhartz New Yorku
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-14

81 styczula rano o 4te) gooz
, zaczal dose shiny wiatr vlac, q
przytem by}o bardzo clemno
W poblizu okretu wldz'ane
bezustannie migocace sic s"la
tia krzy2ujacych parowc6w.
Kapitan kazal wskutek tego
puszc1aG rakietY, ably ostrzed2
parowce. Oko}o 6tej godzinY
spostrzegf majtek sto]acy ma
stray parowiec iadacy wprost
ma Elbe, i uwiadomi} natych-
miast kapltana, ktory tez kauai
pusciG kilka rakiet6w. Ow
parowiec ME zwa&al ma to,
zbli&a} sic z ogromna szyb
koscia i MN Elbe zdola} zmie-
mic kurs Tub tel bieg sw6j
wstrzymaG, nastapi}o zderzenie.
Parowiec uderzyf W Elbe tu2
20 "a dzialem maszyn a gdy
sic cofua} spostrzezono W Elbie
ogromna dziure Woda la}a sic
strumieniem / W jednej vhwill
zalala dial msszyn. Maszyny
stanefy a okret poczqt sic
przechyla6. Wszyscy pasa&ero.
vie spalj; ma pok1adaie znaj'
dowali sic tylko oflcerowie
majtkowie. Zderzenie zbudzilo
wszystkich. " miedzypok}adz1e
[Zw,schendeck powstafa O.
gromna panika. Mezczyzni
kobiety dzieci - wszyscy
rzucili sic do wyjscia gdy4
si7szac Sum woody, wdzieraia
Gel sic do dzialu maszyn, DO
mystali sic co sic sta1o Ma
pok}adzle p~rzedstawil sic wnet
okropnY widok. Pasa&erowie,
widxac, BE sic zbliza godzina
smierci, - jedni szukali zon i
dzleci, innl upadli ma kolana
modl1li sic 0 pomoc i zbawle
ME. O6cerowie i majtkowie
zachowaii spok6j. Z poczatku
starali sic pasa2er6w uspokoid
twierd2ac, BE okret ME zatonie,
lecz wnet, widzac, il okret
utonie, kazali of;erowie spus.
&C }odzje ratunkowe. W kilk a
minut potem lodzie iu3 byIy
na wodzie, lecz batwany billy
tax SLIME, ze zaraz plerwsza
lodi, jeszcze pro3na, wywroci.
~. Obie nastepne }odzie spusz.
czono jul nape}nione maitka
mi i pasa1erami. Ma kazde] 2
Mich by}o okolo 20 osob. Jedna
nos, ma ktorei znajdowa!c
sic 81 os0b, oddali}a sic spiesz
ME Cd okr7tu, ME tros2czac
sic 0 los drugiej. LODI ia
przYbyla tel szczesliwie dc
L)westoft, gdyz pc kllku go
dzinach znalaz} ia ma morzu
skinner ryback: Wild Flower
przywioz} do Lowestofc, Pt
wyladowaniu wyratowanych
oddano ich pod opieke ME
mieckiego konsula; ktory
maitk6w postal do domu ma
rynarskiego a innych do suffolk
hotelu. Jeden z wyratowanych:
Karol Hoffman z Crane
Islend. Nebr. opowiada 0 kata
strof e: W kohcu zesz1ego rok,
) uda}em sic Q zoda i synkien
do Niemiec " celu odwiedze
uia krewDych; teraz wracalism1
do AmerYki. We wtorek wsie
dlismy W Bremenie ma okre
Elbe. w srode rano zbudzi
mnie OrrOmnv huk. Wvskoczv
The Washington times., 1895-05-29
too KNOWING
Mobbed by ColOred People In
censed by the Utah Act.
HE TALKED GLIBLY ABOUT 1T
They Have Believed That the Investi-
cations and Prosecutions Under the
Act Were Conducted by Mr.. Ed
munds Himseaf-Though hit Robin
son Was Spy in His Employ.

A serious and at the same time anus
ing sequel to the rigid enforcement of the
Edmunds Utah law by the police, occurred
at No. 1921 Madison street northwest
about 10 O'Clock last night. and resulted in
George Robinson, colored, getting his shoul-
der bone broken, and sustaining other in
juries that necessitated hospital treatment
Mile Thomas was his assailant
A great many of the more ignorant class
of colored people II the city are under the
impression that the investiga and prose
cutionS under the Edmunds law are being
conducted by Ar. Edmunds, himself, and
many and dire are the threats that have
been uttered by colored males and females
whose hearthstone has been invaded, ''if
dis man Edmunds ever shows hissef."
SUSPICIOUS OF ROBINSON.
Several of the residents -of Madison
street were discussing the law last night
and wondering where the Trainer could
be found. Robinson joined the group and
also the conversation. 1t seems that the
other residents OF the street are a little
suspicious of Robinson, anyhow, so when
he began TO discuss the law, displaying
more kno wledge of it than the ordinary
negroes around him thought legitimate he
was accused of being in collusion with Mr..
Edmnuds and acting as his spy.
Robinson stoutly denied the charge, and
as the crowd grew threatening and began
TO demonstrate mob tendencies he withdrew
toward his house
Mile Thomas, who is brawny colored
woman, Immediately picked up a big club
and started in on George, and a lively
scene ensued.
SHE sWATTED HIM.
"You's pimpin' fer dat man Edmunds, :"
ad as ch hn aHa a vic cTxya af
at George with her club.
II doan know de man It ALL" declared
George pleadingly, lodging a brick.
Milie was not to be placated, however,
especially with the applauding crowd be-
hind her, so when the ambulance arrived
George had to be lifted tendery in.
The case Will be tried in the police court
as soon as the mans injuries will permit
him to testify.
The Washington times., 1895-05-29
MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Miss Mer1 Esputa's Beautiful Voice
Heard for the First Time.

Miss Mer1 Esputa's Beautiful Voice
Heard for the First Time.
One Of the pleasing incidents OF the musi-
cal May festival given last evening by the
DAILY Singing Club, under the auspices OF
Nine j. Esputa-Daly at the Institute Of
the Sisters OF Mercy, No. 222 North Capt.
tol street. was the introduction of Miss
Merl Esputa. who made her debut as vocal
artist.
The programme consisted Of an instru-
mental number and fifteen vocal selec-
tions. divided into solos, duets, trios and
chOruses.
Miss Esputa has q sweet mezzo-soprano
voice, the quality and power OF which was
Shown in the numbers in which she took
part She sang two solos and in two duets
end also in the choruses. The others who
took part were: First soprano Miss
blanche Wood, Miss Ettie Noah, Miss
Agnes v Morgan, Miss Kathryn Doyle, and
Miss Mary Miller Second soprano, Miss
Merl Espnta, Mrs Belle Bingham Cain, and
Miss Mary Sweeny. First alto, Miss Regina
Fowler. Miss Maggie Mundell, and Miss
Iora Saunders. Contralto, Mrs. Margaret
Nolan Martin, Miss Elise Davis, and MHn.
r. J.. Dessez.