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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
The HUSTLERS TAKE BOTH.
NORFOLK GOES into FOURTH PLACE.
Lynchburg Plays Only One Game and
Wins it-A Great Crowd at the Second
Game In This City-keefer
Injured.

Richard is himself again" That is
the way Wells put IT after the second
game yesterday. Labor-Day was a sue
cess. and especially TO Richmond. Two
games were played here, and both were
won by the Husuers by safe scores. Nor
FOLK two from Roanoke thereby going
into fourth place by a safe margain.
They are within easy haiiing distance Of
Portsmouth. and they may land in that
place yet.
Lynchburg managed to win out, as
usual, ana they are surcr Of second place
than the locals are of first. The games
were well attended i'm all the cities. show
ing clearly that the interest I'm baseball
IN Virginia IS on the increase. The boys
have started well this week, and / hope
they can keep their gait Up unuf the end
OF the season. for II they DO the pennant
will float In the brcezes at the West-End
Park just as certain as the sun rises.
With the nag won. We can afford to talk
about playing Lynchburg for the Green
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03

The report OF the Health Department
for the week ending August 5st Is as
follows: Whole number OF beats, p;
white Is. colored Is. annual rate OF NOR
lality per l,Op-white 1850. colored sl5l;
total. 1896. Comparative weekly NOR
tally for week ending September l. 1884 :
W ate, II; coiored. ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
An Ieronaut Killed.

Peter Blum, formerly OF this city, but
who has been travelling for some time
with Professor Crew. the aeronaut, fell
from a balloon last week In Washington
Park, Philadelphia. and was killed. He
has a sister living at Ga east Byrd street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03

Summary: Earned r4ns-Norfolk, 2;
Roanoke, ?. TwO-base hlts-Tate. Cote.
Lewis, Stahl. Little C). Stolen bases
Norfolk. 4; Roanoke. >. Base on balls
on Herr. 3; off Williams, 3. Struck out
BY Herr. 3: by Williams. ?. Double play
--Corcoran, Mills and Tate. Time, two
hours. Umpire Mitchell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
Totals...........-.... a. p
PETERSBURG.

Richmond ........3 @ 0 ef2 0 3 OH
Petersburg .......0 % ] o O. 3
Summary: Earned runs Richmond, s;
Petersburg. 2 Two-basc hits Houseman.
Foster. Three-basc hits-HOuseman,
Home runs-Smith and Lippert.
stolen bases-Wells. MCGOWAN, Gill
len, Smith. and Lippcrt. Double
plays-Gillen. Berte. Wells; MCGOWAN.
Berte, Wells. Gases on balls
on Gillon p of Packard, ). Hit By
pitcher-Gafney. Struck out-By Gillen.
2; by Packard. .. Time OF game-One
hour and thirty-eight minutes. Umpire
Belts. Attendance. Go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03

CANES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
At Richmond:
petersburg VS.. Richmond.
AL Norfolk.
Roanoke vs.. Norfolk.
At Lynchburg'
Portsmouth vs.. Lynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
ROANOKE.

Summary. Farreu fuNS-N OffOIk, t,
Roanoke l. Two-base hits-Corcoran,
Tate, Cote CD. Lewis Stahl. Home runs
O'Hagan, Lewis. Stolen bascs-Norfoik,
g. Roanoke. /. Bases on balls-On Nc
Partland, 2; Off Lloyd. 4, of Williams, 2.
Struck out-By Mcfarland. .: by VIII
liams. l. Time, two hours and tnrty-fivc
minutes. Umpire, Phelan.
SECOND GAME.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
STANDING or ruy CLUBS.

GaMSS scHfprLfp fpN Tc.pAfs
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Washinston,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Richmond.
Petersburg, 81; Richmond. 17-9.
At Norfolk:
Roanoke. a; Norfolk, 6-5.
At Lyuchburg.
Portsmouth, 8; Lynchburg, II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03

WASHINGTON. 6. .: LouFsyrLLn. II. 4.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-Louisville de.
feated Washington this morning by max.
ing hits when the bases were occupied
Mercer was relieved In the seventh by
Purner. a local amateur. He also was
hit hard. Becausc Tim Hurst did not
make his appearance In time. Charley"
Snyder. tho old league umpire. held the
indicator Tie did good work. Attend.
ance, 1000.
Washington won the second game from
Louisville. through the witness OF Pitch.
or Mcfarland and errors by Clarke and
shugart. GiIroy did good work. and wat
HIT hard until the close OF the game. At.
tendance. $500.
Score: X. ii. r.
Washington, 200-6
Louisville ......02 0025f2x-i2 Is
Batteries: Burns and Mcclure; Gun.
ningham and Warner
afternoon game):
Score: X. ~ +.
Washington .......240200oix .
Louisville ..........00 2oeogS-7 II
Batteries: Gilroy and Mcclure; McFar.
land and Warner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03

Belts. formerly OF the National League.
unpired the game, and there was not
a single hitch or kick. He understands
Inc game. we all know that. but Il Is 10
no hoocd he will not repeat SOME OF
his hg league work. When he wants 10,
no umn.re can possibly beat hs'n His
judgment on balls and strikes As excel
lent and he watches every detail VI the
game like a hawk. lie kept nc men at
Arizona republican., 1895-06-23
INVESTMENTS.

Are lost every year in risky and foolish investments. Put your money in lots in Churchill Addition and make 25 per cent.
 No risk. Easy terms.
 CLARK CHURCHILL, Office c Commercial Hotel Block.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Il MenOmenee.
(MICH.)
l Stycznia, 1896 r.

W niedziele, 80 Grudnia pc
po}udnlu, trzej bracia-Marcin,
Jan i Franciszek Wozniak,
wyjechali ma rybY do zatoki
Menomenee. Gdy wyciagali
ryby, nagle zerwaf sic gwa}-
towny wicher i zapedzit ich
daleko ma lezioro, miedzy kry.
zony ich i dzieci przegladaiy
sic z brzegu, ak ich l6d, pedzo-
ny burzq, pchaf coraz dalel ma
Lake Michigan. Ostatni raz
wjdziani byli 81 Grudnia pred
potudniem, okolo godziny IL.
Jeszcze 4yli i.mocowal' sic z
falami. Musia1a to bye straszna
noe ola tych nieszczesliwych,
gdyz 81 grudnia rano termo~
metr wskazywal 2 stopnie
ni&ej zera.
Mkt ME ma nadzieji, by owl
trzej bracia ryhacy mie)i Eye
jeszcze; chocby g}od przetrzY-
mali, musza Cd zimna umierac.
Wozniaki So dobrze znani
W Menominee, gdy2 JUL pre-.
sz1o Is lat trudnili sic tn
rybo}ostwem.
Pred awiatami wykradli
zlodzieje polskiemu proboszczo.
wi kilkadziesiat sztuk kur,
kaczek i innego drobiu, tak&e
kilka butelek wilma z piwnicy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
WIADOMOSCi
MI lE,JSCOWE X.

BUDOWNICZY p. Antoni
Wasllewski jul W platek 20
wrociI q wYcseczki do M'nrea'
polls, gdzie W gronle swych
przyjaci6K przeped1i} swieta
Bozego Narodzenla.
OFIARY MA KOSCIOh.
- Polskie Tow. sw. Kazmie-
rza ofarowalo So, O00.0 90 ma
budowe nowego polskiego
koscioia. - Tow. sw. Stanl.
slawa o6arowalo ia ten sam
eel. $1,000 90.
ZAMOzNY kupiec p. Jozef
Maca z ST. Paul przepedzii
druga po}owe minionego ty-
godnia W naszem mlescle,
s rzedajac r62ny towar ola
naszych polskich salon6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

skiego, wydawce pisma
rewolwerowego Clos Pozsk5
Gdy Wyruchowski ME stawil
sic ma termin do Wilkesbarre,
poIechal pc niego tamtejs zy
szeryf wv kajdanach przywi6z}
do sadu. Ma sadie wyprosi}
sobie Wyruchowski }aske, re
MI z Konstablem pozwolono
jechat do Plymouth, gdyz
mniema} nak}oniG wiel. ks.
Tomkiewicza do cofniecia
skargi. R6wnoczeSnie z MIN
przyby} tez do plebanii W
Plymouth jego redaktor, znany
fachowy warszawski z}odziei
Franciszek Langowski: Ten
oststni pad} wiel. ks. Tom
kiewiczowi do n6g i b}aga}
60. ably jego pryncypa}owi
obelge W gazecie darowa}.
Ale ks. T., wyjmujac 81 numer
Katoz;ka z m1nlcnego codopiero
roku, pcwiedziai mu: Patrz, tutaj!
tvs taxi sam }otr jaK Wyruchowski!
Pan hrab,a zbladf ]ak kreta, a
wlel. ks. Tomklewicz zaraz otwo-
rzY1 drzwi i wyrzucif 90 "a drzwl,
pana wYdawce "a MIN, ale, re ten
by4 pod opieka konstabla, vice
ME MONA mu by{o mic zroblc.
Langowsklego zas pochwyclli
polscy ch}opl / porzadnle mu sk6re
oporzadzll1, poczem on ma p1echote
machna} do Philadelphia. Zona
WYruchowskiego posiada pare
dom6w, lecz p%oreczenla "a meza
daG ME ehciafa, mowlac, re ona
rada, il sic ma chwile tego upiora
pozbedzie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
SWIa6ectWa.

S. H. Cliffort W New Cassel Wis,
dreczony byl neuralagia ireumatyzmem,
zo}adek jego by4 W nieporzadku ,watroba
jeg" .by4a detknieta W zastraszajacy
spos6b, usta} apetyt, i okrnpnie ntracil
ma ciele i mocy. Try butelki
Elektryczpego bitru. (Electric Bitters}
go wyleczyly.
E%dwardowj Sheppard, HARRISBURG,
ILL.,, ciek4a ANA W nodze przez S lat
nieustannie. Try butelki Elektrycznych
wyleczyly mu noge. ian Speaker, catawba o., Mai
piec duzych dziur febryczpych M nodze j doktorzy
mowil, re jest niewyleczalnym. Jedna butelka kropls
Elektrycznych jedno pudelko Buklena masci Arniko-
wei wyieczyly go %zupelnie.
Mona dostac W Aptekach pod
Or1em ina. w. S. Tomk1ewlcza
and Bro. 456 Mitchell ul., r6g 2
ave., j 547 Lincoln ave., r6g 5
ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
POtrzebne wszedzie.

j. B. Wilson, 81 Clay Str, Szarpoburg,
a., m6wi, re ME moze odbyG sic be-
DR.. klnga wynalazku ma suchoty ,kas2}e
i zieblce. 10 lekarstwo w~yleczy4o lego
zone, kt6ra by}a zagrozona Pneumonia
pc ataku grypy. Robert Barber z Cook
sporr Pa, mniema, il nowy wynalazek
DR.. Kinga wiecej mu pom6g{. anizoli
lnne lekarstwa ma pluca. Spr6bui
Butelki ma probe darmo.
MONA dostaG W aptexach pod
Orlem ina W. S. Tomkiewlcza and Bro.
456 Mitchell ul., roy 2. ave-, l 541
Lincoln ave., r6g 5 ave, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
DARMOCZYlALSCY

NastepujacY dawn1e]s1 abo-
nenci nasi pozostali nam
winni "a gazette:
Jarosz J6z, Farwell $3.50
Dusza Juliusz, Wells 400
Klapczyhdski Xaw,, La Sale $50
Jendro MARGIN, N. Prairie $50
Sikorsk1 W., N. Wawerly 100
Wieezorek Jan. Shamokln 3.5C
Kluga J6z., Erie 4.25
Rajski Jan, South Bend 800
Kedziorski J6z. S. Bend IL 4.50
Kraska WAL, Plttsburg $40
.Horzewski Jan, Saginaw 800
Czerw1nski I. Vanderbilt 3.OO
Szafkowskl Jan Philadelphia 400
Skrzynecki A.. Glen Lyon $50
M6winski W1ad Lemont $50
Erie Baranowsk1 Mlchaf 3.3O
Dunkirk Kukaszewlcz W. 40
Mr6w1ck1 FIR. la Sale $50
Bukowskl J6z. Ashton $50
Krzem1ns1ki Fir. ST. Louis $50
Jechorek J6z. Farwell $50
Ows1any Jan Red Jacket 40
zrywacz WalentY livingstone AGO
B,ehkowski Stan. Dunkirk 4.25
Alphena Zolnlerek Andrea 400
Andrzei Audenried 800
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
SALON II
a ZaraZem
ma SwrZeGanie.

z powodu smierci mojego meeza
pragne wyrentowac moi salon
wraz z duza stat mia. Dzier-
zawca przyjmie ma sic zap4acony
licence. Prey salonie cd dawna ist-
nieje dobrze prowadzony Boarding
house. w okolicy jest bardzo wiele
polskich farmer6w, nalez2cych do
polskiego koscio}a W sasiedniej pa
rafi W Swan River. Moi address,:
IAZEEIN KIIKIINSKA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
DZEF in NU MIN OhA.
hibB1g Falls, MINI.
NIW POLSkICH
w AMERYCE

*. 10
}aszewski nigdy ME zebra} u
ambassadors rosyjskiego W
Westinghouse. Owszem stara{
sic sic O audyencya X.
delegate Satolli'ego, kt6re]
tenze mu iednakow6z odm6wlf.
Uda}o sic X, Kolaszewskiemu
nareszcie pom6wi& z wikarym
generalnym dyecezyi cleve-
landskiej, Mgr. Boff. Nieszczesll-
wy ksiadz chce rzeczywiscie z
Koscio}em sic pojednac -
Daj to Boze!
KRAKOW. DR.. Mi}kow.
ski, zas}uzony katolicki ksie-
garz i wydawca, uzala sic ma
X. Dabrowskiego,. rektora
polskiego seminaryum W
Detroit, re tenze ME chce
zap}acic "a ksiazki, kupione
przez S. p. Leopolda Moczy-
gembe, chociaz rektor oko}o
dziesieciu tysiecy dolar6w pc
zmarlym ksiedzu zabra}.
w ST.
Francis, W seminaryum kle-
rykalnem, odby}a sic pubIiczna
dysputa wzglsdem swieceh
anglikahskich, W kt6rej i nasz
Kodak kleryk Dorszyhski, bra]
udzia}. Obecny X. biskup
Messmer pan6w kleryk6w "a
gruntowna z%najomosc rzeczy
p~ochwal,f.
WIEL. KS. GUZOWSKI,
dotychczas w Pine Creeku,
Wis, obja} posade probosz-
czowska pc wiel.ks. Jazdzew-
skim W St. Paul, Mimi.
W WAUSAU, WIS.,, spa
lii sic niedawno tamtejszy
polski koSci6}.
WIS. =
Demokratycznym kandydatem
ma senatora w polsklm
obwodzie og}osi} sic m}ody
adwokat P. Gohski. Republi-
kahskim kandydadem ma ten
sam urzad ma bye p. Jak6b
Kubal. = Zareczyli sic: I.
Ksiegarz pan Edward Pa
w}owski Z parma w. Banasz-
czyhska - ?. Aptekarz pan
Antoni Tomkiewicz z panna
A. Dix.
WIEL.X TOMKIEWICZ.
x,,x,ia1 -o.A - 1XTr,u,,oL~-,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Nauczyciel
organista

zua]acy gruntownie !" jezyk
angielski i polski, gra dobrze
ma organach, zdolny urzadziG
i prowadziG Choir w koSciele.
poszukuie miejsca.
A.iKWILINSKI
Rogers City, Mich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

TUZIN pieknie wykonanych
fotografj tylko 5000. u M o l.
geneiera& Co.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
POCIECHA
ola cierpiacVch.

uI1 C1eTplaCyCn.
Stawnv ]ekarzLa Croski DR..
FBAN Ma POW
white Beaver) bedzie z pew
noscia W Scode, Is
Stycznia W Winonie, i przvj.
mowat bed2ie chorycn cd
rama do wleczora, W hotelu
IA dworcu kolei North Yves.
tern.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Telegram
Y Petersburga.

Nastepca general gubernato-
ra Hurki w Warszawie
mianowany hrubia Szuwal6w,
dawniejszy pose} rosyiski W
Berlinie. Pozosta1e prey
zyciu ofary pod}osci moskiew-
skiei W Krozach wszystkie
u1askawione.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

polskle osady W Wausau i W
Stevanspoint, l jak m6wi, W
jednem i drugiem mieseie dos :
konale sic ubawil.
SMUTNEJ pamieci Xiadz
Doktor przeslal nalpodlej szym
polskim babom w Winon,e lis
tv z powiszowaniami swiatccz.
nemi i oplatki, Baby 'teraz
zaklinaja sic, il pa buduiacy
sic tn kosci6t polski ami cen
ia uie dadza, dop6ki ,,ten
piekny m]ody ksladz' do Wi.
nony ME powr6ci i ME obejmle
pray nowym kosciele probos-
tWa.
TEN co UKRADk bajak
(Rocking cha1r] pozostawlony W
tylnei uliczce "a handlem Winkla,
niechaj go napowr6t odnlesie do
Winkla. Zfodzie] juz wytroplony !
dobrze znany.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

druga potoWe mlnlonego w.
godnia W naszem m!escle,
s rzedajac r64ny towar ola
naszych polskich salon6w.
OBYWATEL Adolf Blank,
dotychczssowy barkeeper W
salonie Andrzeja Kowalewskle-
go, wyjezd&a do St. Paul,
ably zasiadaG no krzesle posel'
skim W Minnesockiej Legisla'
turze, reprezentujac czwarta
warde w Winonie.
W SALONIE p. Paw}a
Brzezihskiego W | wardzle
bedzie W najbtizsza sobote,
wieczorem, zabawa, potaczona
z losowaniem ma lndYkl,
kurczeta i ostrzygi.M ena2erem
cd ptastwa bedzie popularity
h w miescIe Cheap John.
e ,,
FAMILIA oh. J6zefa Jeru,
zala pomnozyfa sic 0 dziar-
skiego chlopca.
CZTERE.I mlodzi ludzie E,
oskarzeni O napad ma czlowie-
IA ma wisconsinslhskim brzegu
rzeki Mississippi i obrabowanie
go, oddani So przez sedzlego
p. Allen do sRdu distryktowe
go. Najwieksva wilma podobne
ciazy ma 2 z pomjedzy Mich,
Fir. Ehmke i F. Girard,
George Minck i Alex George
pewnie wyjda z tel brudnej
sprawy bez szwanku.
~PRZEDWCZESNIE poda-
lismy wiadomos6. iakoby pa
rata sw. Stanisfawa Kostkl
poayczy]a jul 40 tysiecy dela-
row ma budowe koscio1a.
. Kapitalista, ktorY chcia1 te
sumo po2yczyc, W ostatecznej
chwlli odm6wif. Trudno znelezt
parafi kredyt, 2 powodu
uporczywie utrzymujaeego sic
W niej warcholstwa.
W HOTELU p. Ludwika
pelni obecnie obowiazki kelne
ra Polak pan Antoni Xawe
ryhskt,
NOWY SALON Braci erie
sci, W bloku Pelcera,z gf5wDym
wchodem cd Market ulicy,
Jest wiele obszernie]szy, ani2eli
by1 ten, kt6rY CT panowie douad
dzierzyli. Przyciaga mianowlcle
gosci ia okolicznosc, De "
g}6wne) sail SO stofy i mnogie
krzesla, a nadto osobny poke:
ola chcacYch siedziec osob.
no. Ludzi W tel, pc starokra]
krajsku urzadzonej, oberzy
zawsze ]ak W ulu, iecz mime
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego znzada, z zadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " caiem
miescie wygodniejszei gospody
ME znajda, jak u Griesl6w, a "
; pofaczonej ich z salonem
groserni wszystko moga kupiG.
co z miasta ola kuchni i sto1u
sprowadzaG musza. Powietrze
tax W salonie, jak j groserni
jaknajczystsze / W obydwoch
zawsze przyjemnie ciepfo.
PAN MaxYmi1,an Buszczyh
~ki odwiedait " tvch dniach
-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

WIEL. KS.
E luz
opusci} para6a polska W
Houtzdale, Pa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

~
Little Falls J6z. Wagner 200
Weyerhaeuser Jan Singer 200
Red Jacket Wlel. x. A. My
narczYk 200
S. Szczepahski 200
Man1stee JOE. Braciszewski 200
Poland Jan Kowalewski 200
Chicago A. Zawotny 100
Terre Coupee Macie] Rzepk 200
Graceville Jan Bull 90
Mill Greek Kaz. Kllsz 200
Winona August Kulas 200
Port Austin A. Goreckl ZOO
Manistee Jan j. Guzlo}ek 200
Buffalo Schultz J6z. 200
Mill Creek J6zef Lewandowsk12.0C
Chicago Woiclech Wachowski ZOO
Hurley J6z. Jelihski 200
Corning Andrea Szczyglelski 200
Toledo Wine. KyczYnsk1 200
Winona Alex. Prochowicz 200
Milwaukee Mlchaf Owecki zoo
Winona Jan Lica LOO
Wilno M. Nadolsk; 200
Isadore Mlchaf Gack1 2 90
Stevenspo1nt FIR. Buza 200
R;pon Kowalewskl Stan. 200
Ressemer Walenty Walkowsd]2 90
Bryan FIR. Bukowskl 200
Wells Kasper Wojtas 200
Webster Jan SzYmkowski 100
Bay City Jan Sp1ca 200
St. LOUIS Micha} Lamek 200
Baltimore J6zef Czosnowski 200
Ignacy Wasowicz 200
Dodge Ludwik Pudnlk 400
Willow River Maciej Dunajski2 90
Bay City 2. P. Ceglarek 200
Winona Dominic Hamerski 200
Chicago J6zef Szuaitowskl 100
IgnacY Wojtkow1cz 100
Gilman, WASH, Fir. Schroeder 200
s.. Omaha, JanlBogacz 100
Lemont Jak6b SmasG 200
OTIS St. Hyska 200
Nantlcoke Bruno Walter 100
Milwaukee WalentyDaszkowski 90
Ashton Fir. 2olskl LOO
W1nona, Antonl Glubka 200
Waw. iG}owacki 200
Alberta FIR. Spiczka 200
Milwaukee Wlel. K. J. Hor-
baczewskl 200
Ashland Fr. Prahoskl 100
Brooklyn Fir. Samolewski LOO
Wells Maciej Kulas 200
Anderson Ludwlk Klapeckl 200
St. Cloud Tom. Kitkowski 200
Minneapolis P. KIich 200
Paterson Fir. Ruchalskl 200
Silver Lake Fir. Mlchalski 200
Winona Kukowski Martin 200
" August J. Glubka 100
Chicago S. S}omihski 100
Winoua Antonl Wasllewski 800
Sleepy Eye j. P. Neuman 0 2.7O
South Bend J6z. Kazmierczak 200
Isadore jan Slick ECO
Little Falls Ignacy Bihczyk 200
SpringvalleY Jan Domaradzki 200
Missouri x. x. 200
Omaha, SzYmahskl Jan 200
st. Paul J6z. Maca 200
Manlstee Andrea Sklba 2.10
"a Nasz podr6zujacy a.
gent p. Wawrzyniec Radomski
skolektowa} i przes}a} do
kasy.
Menominee. AndrzeJ Socha 100
Jan SzostkOwski 100
J6zef Kubiak 200
Teofl Anczewlez 200
Wawrz. Czarnecki 200
/ Andrea Gniatowski 200
St. Km1eciakC 200
Wausau. Antoni KrYszak 200
W1el. x. Ma1kowski 200
Junction c., Wiel. X.Hugow-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-27
BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

The old board OF directors was 70.
elected by tho Postal Telegraph limo.
No further developments in the strike
OF the electrical workers in Now York.
The water.soaked roof dug out on
Louis Hills ranch. near Kiowa, Colo.
rado, fell in. crushing to death his two
youngest children. r55
Tho Tennessee legislative committee
yesterday began its work Of Investigate.
Ing the charges Of fraud In connection
with tho gnbornatoral election.
BY the explosion OF nm iron cylinder
charged with carbonic acid at tho
Smith kline French Chemical, Works,
Philadelphia, Frank Robinson and
Frank Duffy were killed.
The convention Of river minors at
Monongahela City yesterday declared
for tho 80.cent rate. II il thought tho
demand will DO granted. Tho railroad
operators formed tho long talked OF
combination nj Pittsburgh.
Tho Indiana house OF representatives
ye,lorday passed. tho bill providing
thnt n majority petition OF citizuna
nyninst anloon In n community can
prevent ono being established; prohibits
ing music In n saloon; providing that
n saloon cannot be run In connection
with other business, and that no
screons must DO used. Tho bill may
not pass the sonRto.
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your church no harm, You aro bring.
ing disgrace upon your religion by
your conduct hero tonight, It can
meet but with condemnation. I
pleau with you to dlsperso and 20
homo; do not ronder 1t necessary TO
shed blood here tonight"
A fow OF those iie addressed shook thu
vicar general by the hand and loft, but
the majority stood still. Major Mildrim
and othors urged tho mob to disper,o,
but to no purpose.
With a double limo OF soldiers a block
was formed and while tho rest of tho
military kept tho crowd back nearly all
oi tho audience passed. out OF tho hall
amid hisscs. y SE
siattery camo out OF tho hall with
eight policemen and tho mayor, thsre
was II howl from tho mob but tho other
military charging bayonets pushed Il
back in all directions. Slattery
was placed In the centre Of
the military and headed by a
dotachment OF mounted police, and
with loot police on tho sides and four
companies OF infantry amid hisses and
tecrs maachod to tho Pulaski house, fol.
lowed by hundreds. ~
At tho hotel mob OF 500 or GN0 gath.
ered. Tho military made solid mass
In front OF the entrance, presented bay.
onots and Slattsry walked in unlnjured.
Mrs. SlatterY was placed In carriage
later in the night and with strong
fotco OF police was brought to the hotel,
where at 2 n. IN. the police arc still on
guard. Trouble is feared ,o.mopow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-27
THE ELBE INQUEST.

The English Pilot TesiifieS That tho
Crnthie Might Have Kept n Better
Lookout.
LowEsroFT. Feb. 26.-The coroner's
inquiry into the circumstances attend.
ing the sinking OF the Elbe was con.
fined to facts which occurred alter the
collision. This is owing to the suit
which is pending at Rotterdam agains.
the owners OF the Crathie. Miss
Boecker and tho pilot from Bremen re.
told their stories.
Grennham. the English pilot upon
cross.examination, said that rockets
were fired and bluo lights burned on
the Elbe. He saw lights burned by the
steamship which coilidel with them
about an hour after the Elbe sank. In
his opinion, II the Crathie had kept a
good lookou. 1t would have been pos.
sible for her to have seen the papers he
was burning. although he had only n
number OF old letters to burn. Con.
tinuing Grennham said that before the
collision the Elbe sounded her steam
horn until the steam gave out. He also
said that the engines OF the Elbe were
reversed after the collision.
Captain Gordon, Of tho Crathie, 70.
reatcd the statement which he made at
Rotterdam, saying that he feared his
own vessel would sink after tho collis.
lon and ordered his life boats to be
lowered. Ilo also said that he saw the
other vessel, now definitely ascertained
to DO the Elbe, quite forty.iivo minutes
after the Crathie had parted from her,
aud asserted that he 10 lowed her until
her lights vanished.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-27
THE COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
Tho Annual BusIn-ss s-ssIon-The New
Elected Officers.

Tho Annual Husln-ss S-ssion-The Seul,
Elected Officers.
WAsuISoros. Feb. 26.-The annual
business session Of tho National Council
Of Women was held to-day. The cleo.
ton OF officers for. the ensuine year took
place and number Of importan,
changes in the constitution OF the coun.
Gil were adopted, tho principal change
being tho creation OF an upper and
lower council. The upper, branch will
be composed Of the delegate and presi.
dent OF each OF tho national associa.
tions. the president Of state council, and
the chairmen OF tho standing commit
tees. Patrons OF the council will be
allowed to choose 10 serve in either
branch, having no vote. however. Tho
lower branch will consist OF delegate, oil
state councils and tho president and
delegate OF local councils.- All national
matters will DO passed upon In the
upper house and the lower branch will
transact local business.
Tho new officers are: President,
Mary .Lowe Dickinson, Of New York,
who is also president Of The National
Organization Of Kings' Daughters; vice
prcsident-at.large, Rev. Anna A. Shaw,
OF Philadelphia; orresponding secre-
.ary, Louis Barnum Robbins, OF Michi-
gan; first recording secretary. Emiline
Burlingsame Chaney. OF Maine; second
recording secretary. Mrs. Helen Finley
Bristol, OF Quincy, I'LL. treasurer, Han.
nah ]. Bailey, OF Maine.