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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25
AABg az AH@msa EnSsSG ATHA-
ksbwsa.

Najleps2o maaSG ma swle31e ma
rany, pochodzace z c1ec, przetarcie
uderzenia, ~poparzenia; wrzody,
popekane rose, odclski oraz wszel
kie wyrzuty ma c1ele. Jezeli zupe4.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze heds
zwr6cone. Cena: 25 centow pude1
ko. Mona dostaG W Apiece
Eagle Pharmacy W Milwaukee.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25

W ZESZEYM tygodniu
umarla W naszem miesc1e sp.
Eva Stolpe, iona Micha}a
Stolpe. Llczyla wieku lat Il
i pozostawiia W nieutulonym
pc sobie 2alu czworo dzieci,
&c wnuk6w i 2 prawnuk6w.
SIedm;oro dziecl "a jej 3yoia
umarfo, mia}a ich bowiem
|iedepaseioro. z wnukow takze
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25

SIZE dw6ch
Polak6w,z dobra rekomendan
eva. do reprezentowanla Me-
tropol,tan Life Insurance Go
W Winona, MINI. Dobre wy
nagrodzenie. Zg}osic sic do
P. j. Evans, 81 Morgan
Building.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25
PkACIC "a
POSZuAiWRMie

Gdz,e jest MOI brat MARGIN
Hamernik? DawnleJ mleszka{ W
Stanie New Jersey, i ztamtad
poszedf do Mlnnesoty.
Wszelka bljzsza wiadomosc 0
MIN, ~za}aczajac zg6ry podziekowa-
ME, prosze MI przeslac pod adre-
SEM:
Ma cGm Hdmern1k
III - 33 Str, Detroit, Mich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25
W TEL CHWILl dowiadu

W TEL CHWILl dowiadu
Jenny sic, De p. Wasile wski
przyiechaf do WinonY i z
komitetem budowy W dobry
spos6b Gaia sprawe zalatwlt.
Subkontraktorom i robotnikom
co do centa zaleg}osci wyp}a-
cono i roboty W Srode rano
IA nowo rozpoczeto.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25

FARM ERZY, kupu1cie vase
whisky uBraci Griesel' Kupulemy
bardzo tanio wagznaczne] llosci l
mozemy wan sprzedawac tanlej
iak lnni. Przyjdzcie i przekonajcie
sic.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25

DAILY REPUBLICAN, do
nosi, Re komitet budowy kos
ciota za4ada} Cd prokuratora
by ten zaaresztowa{ kon'
kontraktorow pp. Wasilewsk1e
20 i Hall, ga :p%odstawie branla
pleniedzy pod fa}szY ven
pretensyami, lecz prokurato'
odradzll i'm przedsiewziecls
podobnych krokow, DO iskarg
uie beda W stanie udowodnl(
i sami siebie pa przYkrosc
para2a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE f.


q LISTU wydawcy Katolka
pisanego W Detroit, %dowiadu]e
my sic, 4e daweiejszy proboszcz
naszej polskiej para6i wielebny
X. Romuaid Byzewski, bedacV
obecnie proboszczem polsslel
parafi sw. Franciszka W
Detroit, czuie sic tam mad
wYraz szozesliwym | ten sam
oblawia humor co dawnle] W
Winonie. Wyglada jakby .
wiele m1ods1y, ani2eli go sobie
przypominsjq W Winon'e 2
ostatni- b mies,ecy jego pobytu
srod tutejszeJ n1ewdz'eczne]
gminy polskie]. Dowedem zas
przywia2ania obecnych parahan
do swego Proboszoza jest
p%omiedzy innemi nova trey.
pietrowa plebania, sr6d roman
tycznych bfoni, wystawiona
kosztem IL tytiecy dolarow =
2 zastosowanYln wewnatrz
komfortem, ma jaki tylko
nowoc2esna sztuka budownicza
zdobyc sic mole. Pan
Derdowski W zesztym tygodniu
tray dni goscii u wiel. X.
Byzewskiego
POWYzSZA notatke ode
bralismy cd p. Derdowskiego
W poiowie zeszlego tygodnla.
Obecnie dowiadujemy sic z
Prawdy BE W d. Is bm. we
Wtorek wiel. ks. Byzewsk1
uleg} nieszczesciu. Wracalac
wieczorem powozem parokon'
nym z wizytV Cd wlel. ks
Kolasiiskiego, pow5z raptow
ME sic wywroci} i wlei: ks
Byzewskiego podniesiono ze
zEamanym lewYm obojczyklem
Jest powazna Ottawa, De
ledno zebro ma zfamaue,
Bardzo ubolewamy mad tyn
wypadkiem i przesy{a]a c w'el
ks. Byzewskiemu Das2e wspo1
czucle, zyczymy z ca}ego serc'
rychlego powrotu do zdrowia
co WIECZ0R smaczny lunc]
i na]lepsze piwo Braci Griese1.
BUEOWA koscio1a sw
Stanis1awa Kostki W naszen
miescie napotkafa ma przeszko
dy, wynlkle z nieporo2umlen''
pomiedzy architektem o. }. N
Maybury j komitetem budow.
z jednei strony, a PIP. Wasl
iewski i Hall, kontraktoram
budowy z drugiej stronY. '
przewidywanlu trudnosci, jakl
kontraktorom parafa rob;
bedzie PREY ostatecznem obi
czeniu sic "a budowe koseio}a
kontraktorzy CT za4adali Q
parsfi ]uz dzisiaj stanowczeg
uregulowania tych trudnos'
i dopoki to ME bedzie zafat
wiouem, dals1a budowa ko'
cioia bedzie wstrzyman'
W ubiegiy piatek arch
text i contradictory wy]echa
do Minneapolis. W celu mars
dy z bondsmanami. Powr6ci
ztamtad W Sobote. widoczn'
ME doszedlszy do 2adneg
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25

Pc URZAC / ulewach z
zesz}ego tYeodn'a, nastapila
ch}odna niedziela z po1nocno
zachoduim wiatrem. | dzisia]
jeszczs u mas chfodno, q co
iutro bedzie? To kazda owca
vie, powiada moi przyjaciel.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25

przekonaniu, 1e poniewa4 kon-
trektem ME bylY zastr2ezone,
vice dostana "a to oddz1elne
wynagrodzenie. Pr6cz tego
kontraktorzy chca BYE 1wol-
nieni cd reparacyi muru
otaczajacego okna W base
mencie" i %utrzymuja, re USE
kodzenie ME wynik|o 2 lch
why j zadsje pc $3.50 kaAo7
z nich miesieoznie "a Gas,
jaki zab;erze i'm dokohczenle
budowy koscic}a pc Is Lipca,
ii. pc dnlu. ia kt6ry kontrak'
tenn zobowiazali sic budowe
wykoiczy6, utrzymujac, ze
zw1oka ME z ich why, lec2 2
why komitetu budowy
nastspita. Pr6cz tego 1ada]a
$40 "a pozfocenie 6gur,
wykonane przez iunych, a po.
dug kontraktu do Mich przyna.
leane.
Architekt MayburY, W
imieniu komitetu budowy,
utrzymuje znowu, be te wszyst,
kie zadania SO niet}uszne
i wyg6rou 2e zwfoka "
budowie byla wilma kontrakto-
row, he kontraktorzy ME
wyp}acili subkontraktorom pie.
niedzy Cd komitetu budowY ola
Mich skolektowanych it'd.
Sadly beda prawdopodobnle
powo}ane do roztrzygnlec1a
tych kwestYi. Tymczasowo zas
budo va kosciota ma tenn uclerpl
DO dopoki kwestya ME zostanle
ostatecznie zalatwicna. roboty
pozostana W zAwieszenlu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25

k,lku umarlo, pomiedzy mimi
byl sp. ks. Dra2kowskj, ktory
oddat Bogu ducha W M.]w. u
kee, Wis. Urodzila sic W Starej
Kiszewje W PrusachW schodnieh
i 9y}a W Ameryce IS lat. Po.
grzeb odbyf sic W d. II bun.
PREY wsp6iudzjale krewnych,
pr2yiacio} s%najomYch. Pokoj
jej popiofom.
Pan JOZEF LEICaT
wv iekszy} formal swoiej gazety
,Wiuona Westlicher Herold",
kt6ra teraz bardzo p%oksznie
wyglada.
%KIEDYz,ech kiedy doc1eka
my sic ,,sidewalk6w'' (trotoa
ROW. wnaszej czwartei wardaie?
Kledykolwiek sic z wizyta
do czwarlej wardy, wybieram,
to wr6ciwszy do domu, z pod
spodni moich wysypuje GAIA
fure piasku. Jestto niby
wynagrodzenle "a mole truly.
Ale vhcialbym doczekaG sic
chwili, W kt6cei by]bym "
stanie dowieS6 przyjaciozom i
znajomYm, be ich odwiedzam
z przyjazni, a ME W widokach
zysku. Moiejsza JUL o te fure
piasku, chetnie poniose te
strate, ale po}ozcle raz
sidewalk, jesli JUL ME dla
waszego dobra i dla dobra
miasta, to zrobcie to ola
moich n6g.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-25
q mm =FREE GRAND PRlZESI

CANY. IA k zlotem obciagnietyml ancuszkiem i brelo.
KEN. ROBERTA niemieckiego srebra. .pociagnieta "a k.
zlotem W srodkn W okolo, pieknie wyrobiona,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
A VOMAN TlRRED and FEATHEEED.

MEMBERS OF HER OWN SEX APPLIED THE COAT
ING-THE VICTIM BADLY INJURED
Watertown, y. Y. July D.-Jayvc. "A village on
the edge OF the Adirondack forest above Carthage
has been the scene OF the punishment OF a woman
In a manner which will set tne wheels OF the Ia"
in motion TO punish the offenders some time ago
a man named John y. Kirch. and Mrs Bert Cov"y.
OF Jayvllle. eloped from that place. Neither was
heard OF until Saturday. when Mrs. 'ovey SUD
denly returned. on Sunday two men called on h"r.
telling her that II she did Immediately len'"
the place she would be tarred and ieathcred. She
went 10 Pitcairn Monday. and swore out a war
rant for the arrest OF the two men VINO hal threat
eued her In the evening she returned hone"
when the train stopped at Jayviile ana the woman
stenped off she was suddenly surrounded by
crowd OF men, who seized her and took her into
the railroad freighthouse where they stripped her.
There was a crowd OF women present dressed In
men's clothes and with blackened faces. The men
held the woman down on the floor, while The women
annlIcd the tar and feathers with a brush. com
pietely covering her with the Stun alteI s ~hlch
,bev left her She taken 10 her mother
house where a physician was called VINO i9und
tha, one arm and several ribs were broken. II -
saId that almos, all OF the people who took part
in The affair are known and warrants VIII imme-
diately be sworn out for their arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

chumpl be saying 'Cit on to de cop before ne s
been here week.. and all nodded in token OF
approval as they made suggestive movements III
the direction Of their near right-hand pockets.
The Aurania arrived in port two days late.
after having been delayed thrty-ffve hours at sea
nv a fracture Of her main supply steam pipe.
rrhe steamships disabled condition was reported
ty the Manitoba Saale and Friesand. which had
nsssed her on Friday and on Saturday. hove TO
and repairing her machinery about eight hundred
.Sl fifty miles east Of Sandy Hook. and as they
ranorted she was fully capable Of proceeding to
,or, under her own steam. no uneasness what
ever was felt here concerning her safety.
The Cunarder passed Fire Island about 7:l5
a m. but as the weather was hazy she was not
renorted until she reached Sandy Hook at $40.
She cleared Quarantine at 15O and continued on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
landing prepared special report of the matter
Cor The Tribune. He said:

9 a.. M The steamer, encountered fine weather iY,
and two icebergs were passed during the DAY some
one-haf mile and two miles distant ta respecuybeiy;
increased ir volume. when 1t became known
the passengers that crack had appesTIe1
in size hourly After running at reduced speed
during the night became necessary s Sng
itude 55:S7 isli miles from New-York. at which
time the section OF copper pipe some SIX and e he
Of copper formed inside Of IT. and ,ogs'neg Mn
thus completely patching the interior OF the dann1
aged section. The necessary repairs reGnlrc Sb cS
time the sea remained perfectly calm and the
Al p m. on Thursday night two steamers hove o
In sight and in reply TO the rockets fred from the
Aurania the first steamer Ghe Manitonn iei, he
what the trouble was and II assistance was
NEEDED to which the b arsa m Se He
in NewYork. The second steamer soon cane I'M, Hear ne, +
Line with the same Inquiries and replies as the
first The Saale, of the North German LloNd. ap.
onShg mornng and mi" then nned her :,
Saturday the log showed that we had h,il tr,'
The time was passed during the two days by a
series of races and Other gaGs o Oh ne soeTarn
who entertained the passengers with ther ha'Ne
large whale displayed his spou,ing abilities
about the steamer for time. while several shaIk'
At o'clock the second night, amidst the cnecss OF
all on board. the steamer again starter on n'I
course. after having completed one OF me most
difficult repairs ever accomplished on the Atlantlc.
The speed from the tire of completion OF repairs
to New-York was reduced to three-quarters reeu-
lar speed. and the weather was still fine Inc pas,
seneers experienced no anxiety at any time ana
the officers did all they could TO make the time
pass pleasantly.
The break in the main pipe was repaired 10y
the insertion Of . copper section whch was
rveted on from the inside. Several trials were
made before the pipe was pronounced perfect
An Illustration of the break and piece inserted
was furnished by Mr. BENJAMIN, and is given
herewith
The Aurania carried eightysix frst-cahin. SIX
ty-two second. and 451 steerage passengers.
Among the first-cabin passengers were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
TEST Alarm LITTLE 1Oo EffECII'E'

rwo MEN MAY DIE BECAUSE THE COMMISSION
ERs WANTED TO FIND ouT THINGS.
Camden ~ j. July o-Aftsr a long meeting last
night the Camden Fire Commissioners walked down
to Sixth and Royden SITS. ana turheh IN an e~p'''-
,, 1rr, from the box located there They
wanted N test the promptness OF the department
The test showed It's promptness and efficiency well
enough but the lives of of the best men In the
service NAV be the price Of It, Companies NOS.
and Q responded to the alarm at breakneck speed
The hose cart from No. l Company turned Wildly
from broadway into Royden-st.. and It's momentum
go. 4, caresntnp completely over. Two men were
hurled under IT, They were Assistant Chief Sanue
RuzIne and Wilkins Bromley. the driver thrd
rider William H. Jobes. thrown Gear anu ts
caned serious injury. The other two men were Sent
10 their homes In a patrol wagon bo'h are 20 p''''
INJURED that they may die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
MAY BE NO MATCH AFTER ALL
SAID THAT THE LONDON ATHLETIC CLUB
Is UNABLE TO GET A TEAM.

NO DrsCorRAGING NEWS HAS YET REACHED THE
NEw-YoRK ATHLETES INTERESTED IN TIE
INTERNATIONAL. TOURNAMENT.
London. July 3o-The United Press learns that
some difficulty has arisen in the London Athletic
Club In regard to the proposed contest between
team representing that club and q team % the
New-York Athletic Club. which Will possibly pre-
vent the London team from going TO New-iork
IL is not stated officially where the hiich IL. put
IL is surmised that the trouble has arisen over the
selection OF a suitable team.
As vet those In authority at the New-York Atm
letic Club have received no intimaton that ID"
original programme OF an International tournament
will not be carried out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
SEVERE STORMS IN THE WEST
A DISASTROUS FLOOD In FORT SCOTT,
KAN
TWO poys DROWNED IL ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL
STREETS AND MANY FAMILIES DRIVEN
FROM THEIR HoMEs-DAMAGE
IN OTHER PLACES

FROM THEIR HOMES-DAMAGE
IN OTHER PLACES.
Kansas city. Mo- July 30.-A disastrous Hood oc-
curred at Fort Scott, Kan. this afternoon -Four
inches of water fell In seven hours. Two boys were
drowned in one OF the principal streets, ana many
families were driven from their homes.
Denver COLI July 3o.-An electrical storm OF
unusual severity alarmed people here today Ight-
ming striking almost simultaneously in four places
The house Of Wolfe Londoner. on Capitol Hii'
was damaged $1,000 and the city Han narrowly
ESCAPED demolition. The fluid burned out all the
police circuits four fire alarm circuits and the
switchboard in the City Hall. The Boston ana
symes blocks were also struck and slightly damaged
In twenty-five minutes nearly an inch OF rain rei''
making the storm one OF the severest for years
All streetcar traffic stopped for several hours'
Farmers lost heavily in fruit and grain
bonneville Mo. July 30.-The worst storm or wind
and rain in the memory OF the Oldest inhaoltant
passed over this city last evening. No fataiilies
are reported but the destruction OF property Is
great Two warehouses and old packing house
mill was unroofed and partly blown down. Ine
state Reform School for Boys also unrooied'
and the superintendents house was slightly dan,-
aged. The cupola OF the Court House was unrooied.
and the spires OF the Catholic and Baptist cnurches
were damaged Shade trees were blown down IN
every direction. and in some places bocKaded the
streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
COMFY ISLAND DAMAGED BY A STORM
BUILDINGS BLOWN DOWN AND WlNpo"s
EN-EXoTTEMENT CAUSED BY
FISHING SIOOP IN PERIL

BROKEN EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY
FISHING sIOOP IN PERIL
4 furious rainstorm swept over Coney Island yes
,erdav afternoon and caused considerable damage
Bathing houses. photograph galleries. tents and
she.ls were blown down. and cane boards, lemonade
and bootback stands were sent flying down Surf
ave at 4 lively rate. Along the beach small
pavilions platforms and walks were torn away
from their foundations and several clam ana oyster
boats were carried out to sea. Nearly all OF the
uirdovs on the ocean side OF the Sea Beach Palace
Hate, were blown in and broken. and the once
Horticultural Hall. from the Centennial shook IKE
a fail leaf while the storm ragged.
A few minutes before o'clock. when the storm
was nj It's worst. there was great excitement a.,
Rriphton Beach The hotel veranda was crowded
with peope looking at the storm, when suddenly
Mr. Mooney the clerk saw small hshnB sioop
almos, half a mile out being tossed about at
a terrific rate in the squail. Through the marine
glasses II was discovered that the s.oop was sig
mailing with flags OF distress. TWO men were on
hoard ami they were trying hari TO raise the SAIL
Eindn., II impossible 10 do 50. both climbed up the
rigging and kept waving their white handkercheis.
while the sloop being tossed all around oy tne
angrv waves Word was sent from the hotel TO tho
Uf.-savng station at Manhattan 'eacn ana III
rrrw in their stanch craft. hove In sight and were
soon moorcd alongside the struggling sioop ne
siorn, had ceased and Captain trazer went aooaru
ni oxamined the sioop and found she was al
right The weather soon cleared ana tne TWO nsner-
,,sn Who refused TO give their names. said they
ouii COT home without any further assistance.
,rhc name OF the sloop was the Lyda POST ana she
hailed from keyport. y. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
PRIESTS OPPOSE LORETTO BRE WERIES.

Pittsburg. July 3O-Bshop Phean. OF the Pitts
burg diocese of the Catholic Church. will receive
this week petition from the priests Of his district
asking that he take some action TO close the big
breweries Of the ST. Vincent brotherhood In La
trobe The priests have long regarded the l.oreto
breweries with disfavor. During the retreat al
Ioretto which came to a close last week.. the mat
ter was brought to a crisis by the determination
that the priesthood should not be connected any
longer with the liquor business II their peuuohs
would avail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
THE TRAMP THREW HEX O'Lh iHh ""'""H

Simpson Grove Penn. July $o.-Mrs Mchenzie
wife OF Dr. Mckenzie. OF Somerton. was brutahy
assaulted by a tramp bridge crossing the
Bound Brook Railroad to-day ana rop"'' o' d cor"
.iderablc sum of money. Mrs. Mckenzle. with hcr
,.n vcar-old daughter started to walk to the Slmp-
con Grove camp-neetng. When she reached the
bridge over the railroad near Trevose station she
was accosted by the tramp. VINO Knocked her
Jnwn robbed her and threw her over the bridge
~ an embankment below. She sustained severe
injuries but managed to 20 back TO Sonerion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
rO BE COLONEL or THE coTH BATTALION

Peekskill. July D-There was heavy 'hu"ue'
shower at noon to-day but 1t was SNORT anu "'' ~ no'
seriously interfere with the work OF the troops Inc
showing by the two commands here this week II
excellent. The 22d Is In splendid FORM ana ooth II
and the 6s,h Battalion are winning words OF praise
from the post officers Leutenant-Colonei Smth mas
ACCEPTED the colonecy Of the 6sh. and on SATURDAY
he will be elected to the position. Those VINO nave
Witnessed the work OF the 69h in other years say
there n q vast Improvement this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
T.cKS DENOUNCED BY COLORED WOMEN

Boston, July 3o.-The morning session OF the
second day OF the conference OF colored women or
America opened at loi6. with Mrs Runn In the
chair A secret session. open to women only was
held during the first hour. Ine ietter Oh Jon" w
Iacks of Montgomery Mo-, to Miss Florence Bal
parnle of London wherein he severely scores the
SmerIcan colored women. was discussed: The dis
cusson resulted In the adoption or resoutions oe-
nouncing Jacks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
A SCHOONER WRECKED AT FIRE ISLAND

THE JOHN LINNETHAI. SUNK MD TIE 'Hr r"i'N
BELIEVED TO BE DROWNED
4 heavy rain and wind storm broke over the
beach at Fire Island at p. m. yesterday wrecKihs
a schooner and probably causing loss OF NE
The schooner John Lnnethal. Of Eastport. Me-.
lumber laden and consigned TO f.. Baird. Patchogue.
was sunk on the fiat in the bay Captain kennealy
was ashore at the time and started out to his vessel
IN a yawl about the time that the squall came UP.
After the storm had blown over the yawl was round
bottom up by Captain J.. Thurber. OF the tug T. D.
Bailey. No trace OF Captain Kennedy couid De
found and as he had only arm. all hopes OF MS
heing saved have been given up His brother who
is mate of the schooner. informed his family al
Charlestown. Mass. OF his dsa ppearance
The Ilnnethal will be a total wreck as she Is
full OF sand and breaking up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
ms FAITH IN The RELIC OFST ANNE.
, yoxKERs CITIZEN SAYS ITS APPLICATION TO
THE RopY OF HIS DAUGHTER ENABLED HER
To WALK. AFTER BEING UNABLE TO
no co rof NINE MONTHS


DO so FOR NINE MONTHS
The announcement made yesterday that Matte
piute the fourteen -year-old daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs yohn H. Blute. OF No 115 Ashburton-ave..
yonkers had returned from pilgrimage to St
Anne de Beaupre. Canada. where she had been cured
of a maady OF nine years standing. was widely
l,scussed In that city. Two weeks ago Mr. Blute.
ACCOMPANIED by his daughter Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
'Whelan and Miss Catharine Macdonald. LETT
Yonkers for the purpose OF visiting the place and
having the relic OF ST. Anne applied to the body Oh
Miss Bute. Her ma.ady was peculiar one anu
none OF the specialists whom Mr.. Blute had con-
suited could give her any relief, all pronouncing
her case incurable. ,...,,,
For the last nine months she had been without
the use of her limbs and could not even creep
about her room. Mr. Bute held his child IN nus
arms while the relic being applied MT blute
saws that after the third application, when LOOK
nc. In the vestry of the church. his daughter
vas ordered TO walk At first she said she could
not but upon "A second application walked around |.
The room She seen out waking py many
peOpe yesterday.
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LIGHTNING STRIKES 4 PLAYHOUSE.
THE BOLT SETS FIRE TO THE ROOF AND THE IN
MATES RUSH TO THE sTREET-sLIGHr
DAMAGE DONE

During the thunderstorm at 2l5 p. m. yesterday
lightning struck a nve-story brick fathouse at NO.
2lH Seventh-ave.. doing some damage and fright-
ening the inmates that many of them ran into
the street. The bolt struck the chimney near the
elevator shaft causing large quantity OF bricks
and mortar 10 fall into the yard. glanced 10 the
roof and followed the metal hanglngs OF the e!e-
vator to the cellar where 1t tore hole two nches
wide I'm the floor The shock was felt all through
the house and caused considerable alarm among
the tenaLts Several women ran screaming INTO
the hall and down into the street. thinking that
the house was about 10 fall. James Barry, tne
inultor wen, To the roof to what damage had
he.n done and found that the lightning had pene-
trated the iron the roof. making an irreguiar
hole nearly five inches across. and nad SET tne
woodwork on fire. one pail OF water eXtinguisned
the flames The damage Will amount TO slo.
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THE AURANIA SAFE IN PORT.
HER PASSENGERS ENJOYED THE VOYAGE
IN SPITE OF THE DELAY.

FRACTURE OF THE MAIN STEAM SUPPLY PIPE
CAUSED THE TRoUBLE-A PASSENGERS
ACCOUNT OF THE ACCIDENT-HOW
THE IDLE HOURS WERE SPENT.
"Oh-h look at the bobbies.' yelled an en-
4hus,astic passenger aboard the Cunarder
Aurania as she being brought to her pier by
several putting tugs yesterday. "Oh. look at the
hobbies" and he waved his umbrella and mackn-
4osh In the air as If he had met longlost friend.
The cluster Of bluecoats on the pier drew them
selves up with true Irish American hauteur and
one of them said TO his companions: Dat
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STUDENTS PLOT DISCOVERED
THE UNION AT MOSCOW AGAIN CONsPIREs
AGAINST THE CAR
PRIESTS IN KIEFF ARE AIMING AGAINST THE
EXTREME NEPoTIsM PEAcTIsED BY
THE GOVERNMENT.

THE GOVERNMENT.
ST Petersburg July ?C-An extensive con-
spiracy has been discovered among 'he priests
Of the Seminary and University OF Nlel aiming
at the introduction Of a plan OF greater freedom
of attack unon the prevailing system of nepotism
In Governmental positions.
II is also stated that the discovery mas peen
made that the Students Union in the University
OF Moscow is planning TO assassihate tne S~a''