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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

Women preachers, as we'll as women
lawyers, women voters, women bicy-
cllsts and women in business are max
Ing 1t more and more apparent that
THE gentler SEX" is not necessarily
the weaker SEX" morally mentally or
physically.
Rev. Mrs. Lydia Goldman Is nm eX-
ample OF the womanly woman whose
influence for good In the community Is
on par with that OF the manly man.
She Is not one OF that silly class Of
persons who. broken down In health by
mental or bodily strain, not quite sick
enough to be nbcd, put OFF thinking SER
lously OF getting we'll
Improperly nourished nerves and
poor blood soon pile up N desperate
number OF disorders.
on the other hand. when reduced
health and spirits are early recognized
and cOufageously taken In hand Mt
once, when Pnines celery compound Is
used to restore the Integrity OF the
nerves Ind blood, no further trouble Is
to be feared.
Palnes celery compound at once cor
reefs any unhealthy condition of the
nervous system. II forwards the rich
est possible elements OF growth to
every nerve cell and the remotest nerve
thread throughout the body.
Phine's celery compound positively
and permanently cures every form OF
nervous debility and exhauStion-mel-
ancholia, hysterla, headaches, dyspep-
sla, neuralgia and disOrdered heart and
liver.
The great number of enthusiastic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

unstudIed testimonials from men and
women living In widely-separate
states Is one OF the best evidences OF
how Paine's celery compound is re-
garded all over the country.
Womnn's peculiar life brings a Ian
guor and listlessness that are best met
by Paine's celery compound. The dis
pirIted condition, the backachcs, the
neuralgia headaches, the sleeplessness
and nervous debility, that so frequently
attack women when their blood Is rob-
bed OF Its vitality Is soon dlspelled when
Paine's celery compound is used.
Mrs. Goldman, writing October 30 from
her home, l57 Scott street, Wilkesbarre,
Penn, says:
Fully approaching the benefits from
the use Of celery compound l recon-
mend II to others. Suffering from
Rleeplessness and nervous debility, /
was persuaded to use this truly great
est OF remedies Although can have
every medicine from my brothers, the
druggists here, ! gave Paines celery
compound trial and must confess only
to my benefit. My only boy, four years
old, was also treated within It, and his
nervousness has disappeared. Ny
father, Rev. c, Kuehn, with whom
live, thinks great deal OF Paine's cell
cry compound. ! shall always keep II
In the house."
There are untold numbers OF women
who are working and worrying enough
TO drive them into their graves II
Paine's celery compound were not al
ways In their homes TO strengthen and
restore their brains and nerves when
there was great need OF II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers Ia ths city AMI Wheeling
FoIka Abrond.


Folks Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs, j, A. Waugh, OF Man
nlngton, We're at the Windsor
W, S. Sims, n Darlington business
man, autographed Mt the Windsor
J. IL. Rathburn, u Marietta oil man,
figures on the register at the McLurc,
s. G. Douglass OF Phlllppi, was in the
city yesterday, Q guest at the AcLure'
w. q. Kohl, the slstcrsvillo banker,
was business visitor In Wheeling yes
terday
Otto Ebert, Of Central City, and j., u.
Hopper Of ParLe3burg, are at tho
Stamm,
W. S. Wiley, OF New Martinsville.
editor OF the Wetscl Democrat, was u
Windsor guest,
MIR. ana AIrs. L. N. Gorham, Misses
Pearl end Mabel Moore, OF SlstersYllle.
are Mcclure arrivals
DR., d, H. Taylor who has extensive
interests In the oil fields, leaves for Wa
verify this morning one OF his COM
panlCs VIII Start u new well ut once.
Mr., Sam HaElett is wearing con-
tlnual smile now over tho arrival of a
charming young lady visitor NJ his
home,
William Fctte and Butch" Bells
wlnger, Of the South Side, returned
from jefferson county, Ohio, last night,
They had great success IN their hunt
back OF Dillonvale,
A, c. Robinson, W. NJ. Braden, Rob-
ert Stafford and S, Il. Mitchell, Of Sis
tersyille; j. q. Cochran, OF West Union;
u, b. Booth. ]. o. Huey and II, Il, Me-
Crucken, OF Warrington, are ut tho
Windsor.
MIR, j. r. Curtin, OF the Pennsylvania
Company engineers Office, who has Bu-
perviseh the construction OF the new
passenger station Of the road In this
city, leaves to-day for Louisville, whore
he viii visit friends for q few days
Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. IWarrlck, OF Wheel
ing, were the guests OF relatives here
and In this vicinity last week, taking
Thanksgiving dinner with his parents
near Somorton. Bun" hal u host of
friends IN these parts, and 40 has Mrs,
Warrlck, They Will soon 90 10 house
keeping. -BarDesvllle Republican.
S. Pickonpaugh and j. c. plokon-
.paugh, OF MorEantown; w, II. Martin
and Il, II. Talklngton. OF Fair
mont; Joseph Hartman, Of Man.
nlngton: Henry Risher and wife,
Mrs. NJ, C, Hagen, Miss Emma
Duffy and Mrs, Or. Means, OF Sisters
Vile. are West Virginia people at the
stnmm.
Mr.. Thomas A. scdgwlck, of Martins
Ferry, whose rather unexpected mar
riage at FIndlay, Ohio. not long ago,
was chrpncled In the Intelllgencer, has
been heard from ut Denver, Colo. He
has been selected by the Episcopal
bishop OF Colorado as clerical assistant.
and will also preach at Emmanuel
church, Mrs, Sedgwick, who has been
an invalid. is improving,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

Charles T.. Blancys latest farce COM
edy success "a Baggage Check" For
an evening Of mlrth and merrlment one
should see this really funny play. II
is well known fuct that no farce
amounts to much without strong COM
pany. James T. Reilly. W, j. Sully.
Charles MarFan. Louis Martlnottl.
James T. Marcus In "a Baggage
Check" Lizzie Melrose, Ida Clark
and the Nicholas Sisters are the prln-
clpals and they all have wcll.earned
regulations in the farce comedy world.
The second act Is a bright. catchy sn-
tire on the steam laundry business and
gives an idea OF what 1t means to want
your washing quick. The Twentieth
Century and Athletic Girls, with the
famous Thrllby Quadrllle and merry
single specialtles OF the company make
a splendid evening entertainment which
must be seen to be appreciated. The
attraction closes two nights engage
ment at the Grand tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07
IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Late News From All Parts Of the Sisters
willie and NeIEhborinE Fields.

Late News From All Parts OF the sIstcrs-
willie and NsIEhboring Fields.
The pipe line credit balance quota
lions held up and closed at Thursdays
price, 81 IS.
The runs OF the Eureka pipe line corr
many In the Slstersville field yesterday
were 1i,s72 barrels.
Henderson & Co. have crooked hole
on the Amos twenty acres adjoining
the Colebaugh, This Is piece where
the operator carries n free Ealr In SIX
wells for the lease owners.
Operations in the Dog Skin district
are being revived by the abundant
water supply and now wells are being
started daily. Hcnsel No. !. after per
forming unsatisfactory for some time,
was drilled deeper and II now making
60 barrels At No. : Colcbaugh two
strings Of tools and the cable so Inter
fered with further progress that the
well has been abandoned and the rig
removed to a now location. NO. Cole-
haugh continues It's steady production
and holds ut about 100 barrels per day.
on tho q. W. Dye farm near the Cole
baugh, the Henry OIL Company has
three Rigs building.
The belmont oil Compnny'B well on
the Winter farm Ia drilling at q depth
OF 1850 feet and win be due In the sand
Wednesday or Thursday.
The Crawford well Of Watt& Duchn-
nan 10 drilling between the Kecner and
Iniun formations
The jacobson well Is drilling at 200
feet. Governor MncCorkle's well, on
the Dolaplhine farm near uraysvillo
Will be commenced shortly.
on the Byxle farm In Monroe county,
Caldwell e. Co. will drill new well In n
couple OF days. II producer is the
result, II VIII extend the Colcbnugh
pool to the west.
Al Calais, Murphy & Shay hive n rig
IN on the Hodge fnrm. II In n wild cnt
venture. which viii. II II comes In good,
open up large scope Of underlined tor
rltory.
Tho Central Gas Company have
drilled In their No SChwnll and got
only small flow of gns In the Rccncr
formation. They viii abandon the well
and start drilling In new location.
on Pumpkin ridge, ncnr llcnwooh.
Ohio. tho Horny OH Company has sur
rendered part NJ itB leases
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07
Thr RnIrpoInt Won.

Stock In the Falrpoint. Ohio, oil well
and territory has taken quite u boom
within the past few days IN thel estl-
nation OF the knowing ones. During
the past three months the project OF Sc
curing thousand acres at this point
has been quietly worked TO completion.
The contract has been made with Post
& Wallace to drill well, All prcllm-
lnaries have been completed and dill
Ing will commence at once. Captain
Abram Lash Is at Fairpoint selecting
u location. The testimony OF the high
state geologist, and expert civil engl-
ncers, places It as highly promising
nntnt for oil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

Last evening Wheeling council No,
1915, Royal Arcanum. met and elected
these officers for the ensuing term OF
one year; Regem.H. b. Baguley; Vice
regem, @. b. BeRl: orator, q. Il. Pea
body: secretary, Thomas c. Morris;
collector, ". c. Brown: treasurer, j. F,
Dick; chaplain. Or. i. lie NJ. Hupp;
guide, @. Il. r. SylvIs; warden, j. a.
Robb: sentry, f. s. Olsen; trustee, F,
II, Williams.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

An Cicgnnt Cabinet Grand Chlckrrlng
e. Sons Upright Plano IN perfect order,
can be bought at great sacrifice. The
owner has no further use for II ana
wishes tn roll NJ Unch This IN n rnru
opportunity 10 secure n bargain,
II. W. IiAUMlGll u co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07
Tea Sets.
Toilet Sets.
Dinner Sets.

All suitable'tor the Holiday trade. W.
have an immense variety, all of the yery
latest shapes and decorations, Do no,
fail to examine our stock and learn GU,
prices before purchasing, You will find
our goods equal to any in every respect,
and our prices 40 per cent lower than
the exclusive Crockery houses,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

The LaBelle OIL 6 Gas Company. Of
this city. reorganlzcd last evening by
electing the following officers: Edward
Wagner, president; w. II, Rogers, vice
president; II. d. Seybold, secretary and
Philip KuntE. treasurer. Board OF d.
rectors: Edward Wagner, W. II,
Rogers. II. Il, Seybold, Philip Kuntz
George LobensteIn, F. viewig and j. e
Wright.
They will drill their well No. 9, in
Monroe county Ohio. as soon as pos
slble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

Tho oil strike In ihIH Vicinity In II
good thing for MARITIME Ferry In several
wnyE Something IN hauled nut every
dry Martins Ferry IN tho natural point
far shipments by rail aud the buRlncHa
In this line viii grow with tho Develop
tnrnt NJ tho field. Tho Btrlkn nj tho
Clark vol has nut nCw life into the
field and n tho Parker comes In all
right this viii encourage Developments
nearer Martins Ferry
a gentleman OF ColorRln township
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07
II, slrr,bsii Coun,y.

II II reported that the South Penn
oil Company IN hhOut 10 mike n rich
strike nChr Lynn Gimp on the farm Of
\. X. Alley. The well IN being guarded
M dcnHllC information can b. OBJ
thlnrd except that tho drill has pono.
tfntod the t,lg inIun nnnd
Tho toola for tho Jolly Bros well nj
Limestone nrr being nut IN The ground
aud Worl, win GOOn bo commenced
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

Mr.. A. II. Kelly was In the city last
evening making arrangements for the
appearance OF Rhea at the Opera House
next Friday and Saturday evenings.
and Saturday matinee Josephine
will be given at the matinee, and during
the engagement she Will present her
new play Nell Gwynne," In which she
hns scOred remnrknble SUCCESS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

The p. NJ. Furbee well, of the Victor
oil Company, one and three-fourths
miles east Of Centerville, Tyler county,
on McElroy creek, Is q very heavy gas
well and for ten days past has been
estimated to be spraying about three
barrels OF oil daily. II was turned In
the tank on Wednesday and to the
great surprise OF the owners 1t was
found to be producing nj the rate OF
twenty barrels OF oil and ten barrels OF
salt water. This production Is oh.
talned at flfty-two feet In the Big Injun
formation with one screw In the sand,
II will doubtless be drilled deeper In n
week or ten days, or as soon as tho
great gus pressure subsidies. The well
IL very important wild cat, being sew.
eral miles ahead OF defined territory
and one and one-half miles southwest
OF the Big Moses gasser on u seventy
degree line. II has the same formR-
tIon as the. Murphy 4 Jennings Big
Flint pool and is considered good dis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stage of Water aud Movements of Boats.
The River InterestI.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Ben Hur. ParkorsburR. noon.
Jewel, Clnrlngton, 800 =. III.
keystone State. Pittsburgh, II y; IN.
II. X. Bedford, Newport. midnight.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Liberty. ParkerSburg 1879 a. m.
Lexington, MRtnmOTils, II a. IN.
Jewel ClRringtOn, $3.50 =. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Ben Hur, Pittsburgh, n. III.
II. X. Bedford, Pittsburgh. n. IN.
Ruth, Pittsburgh, . =. III.
keystone State. Cincinnati, 5 q. m.
Hudson. Pittsburgh. n. m
The marks last night showed I feet G
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cold.
The II. X. Bedford got away on her
weekly trip TO Newport ut midnight.
She had big lot OF oil well Supplies
for WavGrly.
The Keystone State was late yestcr-
day on account OF heavy freight oter-
inEs below Parkersburg. She did not
reach SisterBvIlle until y. m. and II
was II o'clock when her whistle blew
fer this port.
II will require only ono moro season
TO complete the entire slack water i'm.
provement on the Kanawha, says the
Point Pleasant Register. out OF the
eleven locks and dams OF the system,
seven have been completed and arc
In operation, making slack water from
lock and dam No. =. Just above Win
field, to the mouth Of Loup creek, n dis
lance OF about nifty miles. When the
entire system shall have been finished.
about this time next year, there will be
pool water of tho depth of 6h feet In the
entire river from the mouth, at Point
Pleasant, 10 Loup creek. near Kama
wha Falls, n distance OF ninety and
one.hRlf miles,
PIttBburgh-RIv feet $40 and fall.
Ing at the dam. Weather clear and
cold.
tionnry. Weather clear aud thcrmom-
eter at "a.
Groensboro-Rlv Z feet 2 inches
and stationary. Weather fair and cold.
WArron-River foot inches and
stationary Weather clear and cold
OIL CIty-Rlver feet and falling.
Weather clear and cold,
Stcubenyllle--Rlver q feet 10 Inches
and falling. Weather clear and cold
Down--VlctOr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07
ON MIDDLE IsLAND.
The South Prnn's Well Increases Its Flow
ia 1000 HnrrelS,

Special Dispatch to the lntelllsencer.
sIsTERsVILLE, Dec, 6,-There Is
considerable excitement In the Middle
Island district on account OF the strike
made blythe South Penn oil Company
on the Miller-MRrtin farm, on Thurs
day, already reported in the lntelli-
gencer, To-day the well Increased its
flow TO 1000 barrels, The leasing Of
property In the neighhorhood is going
on at u lively rate to-day, and q num-
her OF wells. Will be located as near The
big gusher Us possible,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

The Hugus No, l, OF Moore & Rath-
burn, on Middle Island, has been put
to pumping and the actual gauge Is for
twenty. barrel producer. An Immense
An Immense quantity OF salt water is
still flowing from this hole.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

her vorianhood that nay disturbance Of this
sensitive organism throws the whole system
out Of harmony. "Femaie weakness"
causes ilue.tcnths Of all the wtetchedneso
which women endure. Il can never be per:
tnaliently relieved by "iocal treatments.
That IL generally an expensive, cnbarfas'
ing, useiehs, make,siin What is needed Is
Or. Pietccs Fayoritc Prescription 10 reach
the inncrunosl sources OF the trouble and
rcHtotc health and strength directly to the
internal OtganS This stops the weakening
drains which sap LIES foundation heals
ali ulccfd,cd conditions, gives the liganents
elastic power Of themselves to correct mis-
placement OF internal organs aud imparS
tone, vigor and yitnlityto the entire feminine
organism. In word the Pavotitc Pre-
Sefipiion F" makes healthy, happy women,
Or. Fierce ID the CHIEF Consulting Physician
Of the invnildB Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Dulfaln, ~ Y. lie has made lllc'stlldy Of wo.
mems peculiar ailments over ninety pages Of
hlS great work, 1.-THE Peoples Common sense
Medical ADVISER arc devoted to tic cunildcfa:
lion OF diseases peculiar TO women. Sueccssill
means III hotne.lfrnlfnent arc therein suggested,
making II unnecessary 10 employ phySciah,
0F 10 Submit 10 his examinations" and tile
Nefcutypcd, hut generally ustlesA, local ueal'
nrnL" Twenty.one l9i Y otietEcnt Nalnps 70
over cost Of mailing Only, viii hfihE sony
or this us'hi book. Address WOfldN Dh
. pcnRlry Medical Association, Bul'alo. N. Y.
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nkni,I,nn, Lines, thS m0st complete
UIlTlSlIllaS wSlihys oyer hnd. ~.
ShAWShi"u GRO, ~, NNUUN A. co.

III suffering with piles, II will interest
yOu Ia know that Dc Wits witch liza
ztI NAlvO will euro them. This mcdI.
elmo III n specific for all complaints VI
this character, and N Instructions
(Which nro Hlnplc) nro rnrtlcd uilt, n
cure viii result Wa have tested this
IN nulnUruuB eases. aud always with
like results II never falls Logan
Drug CO., Wheeling. W. Va, H. II. lon.
body lionwOud, ana llOwlu n Co.,
bridgeport, "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

STERLING silver Combs, Brushes,
Mirrors and all Toilet Articles nearly
an chcnp M plated, Mt
DILLON, WHEAT & ilASCHliR co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07
FOR THE GREASE.
More Wheeling Capital Invested
in Oil Than Ever Before,
EVERY OTHER MAN is. IN IT

10 a Greater or Less lltrnt-Ths shallow
wavsrly Field Is tho FayorI'o Section
With whssllngltss-It Is Craze That
wm Continue Until There Is Crash,
Fancy Prices llslng Paid tor Lease. In
ths Southwest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-14
Zatrucie woody.

Crown Point, Ind, IS sierpnia.
W Horsford Park, siedem mil
ztad, zdarzys sig niezwyk}y wy
padek.
Odbywala sic tam wlasnie zabawa
taneczna, a re by}o goraco, pito
wiele woody. Naraz kilkanaScie os6b
z liczby tancerzy poczu}o sic zle.
Ukazaiy sic objawy otrucis.
szybka pomoc lekarska dala ulge
wiekszosci chorych, ale cztery osoby
leza W stanie bardzo niebezpiecznym.
So to: Charles Williams, 2arzadca
,, ,Horsford Park Land Coz, miss
Reisig i jeszcze jakies dwie panienki
z Chicago.
Sledztwo wykazafo, re woda, kt6-
ra pill tancerze, by}a przez kogos u
myslnie zatruta.
Sadas, re zbrodni tel dokonafa
iona Williamsa, i to z zazdrosci.
Me by} on jej wiernym i lubi}
sic umizga6 do m}odych panien.
Jesli kt6ra 4ch wymienionych
os6b umrze, Williamsowa bedzie
odpowiedzialna "a morderstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-14
UrOczystOsc W DOmu Wiel.
S. NaZaratanek.

Dzis rano W Domu Wiel. SIS.
Nazaratanek odby}a sig piekna i
rozrzewniajsca uroczystoSd.
By}y to ob}6czyny saeSciu pol
skich nowicyuszek. obrzedu tego
dope}ni} Wiel. ks. Eug. sedlaczek
W czasie Mszy sw., po Epistole, a
po nabozenstwie wyg}osi1 odpowie-
dnia nauke.
Nazwiska nowych si6str So: Ag'
nieszka Mamma, c6rka znanego oby.
watela par. bw. Wojciecha Nv "a.
konie siosts Marya Eugenia); Au'
gustyna Chrzan Nanticoke, PAW
Yak. S. Marya Bonifacya); Marya
Konarowska, par. sw. Jadwigi z
Chicago (w zak. S. Marya Dyonizya);
Marya Przybylska, par Sw. Jad-
wigi Nv Yak. S. Marya salezya);
Marta Bieszke, z par. sw. J6zefats
W Chicago Nv Yak. S. Marya Floren'
tyna, - i Anna Malinowska re Sta.
nu wisconsin Nv Yak. S. Marya Mo.
nika).
Rodziny nowych si6str by}y ODE.
enc ma tel rozrzewniajacej i podnio-
s}ej uroczystosci.
Jutro W Domu Wiel. SIS. Nazare-
tanek odbedzie sic nova uroczys-
to66. Bedzie to zsozenie pierwszych
slub6w przez kilkanasoie siostr, po
przebyciu nowicyatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-14
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWt
Eksplozya pokryWy cd kanafu.

Wczoraj o godz. 8 m. 80 wieczo-
rem przy rogu ul. Clark Washing
ton das sic s}ysze6 potezny hulk. W
tejze chwili wylecia}a wysoko W 60
re cieaka zelazna pokrywa kanafu.
Utica W tel chwili by}a zat}oczona
przez przechodni6w, : to tez }atwo
sobie wyobrazid, jaki to wywo}aso
pop}och. Szczesliwym trafem, ami
wylatujac W powietrze ami spadajac,
pokrywa nikomu ME zrzadzi}a szko.
dy. q pokrywa ta juz parokrotnie
zdarza}y sig podobne wypadki, a
eksplozya zawsze by}a nastepstwem
zgeszczenia sic gaz6w W kanale. Ma
przysz}osc, naleza}oby raz ma zawsze
zapobiedz podobnym wypadkom, =
bo W przeciwnym razie owa, zbyt
zwawa pokrywa, usmierci jeszcze z
jaki tuzin ludzi.
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Polacy W Ameryee
Napad W biafy dzie1 W Buffalo.
Czytamy W POL. W Am.":

Czytamy W ,,Pol. W AM:
Ma powracajacego rynku do do.
mu w. J6zefa, majacego kram ma
rynku przy Broadway, kt6ry mie.
ska ma Mills ulicy, napadf W tych
dniach W samo pofudnie jakis mez-
czyzna-i zazada} wydania pieniedzy
i pakiet6w. Gdy mu W. J6zef da}
przeczscs odpowiedz, nieznajomy u.
derzyf go tax SLIME piescis W glove,
re biedaka odrazu powalif ma ziemie.
Z}oczyhca zabra} sic w6wczas do
przetrzasania kieszeni nieprzytomne-
go i zabraf mu wszystkie pieniadze i
pakunki, W kt6rych sic znajdowaly
rozmaite drobiazki kramikowe. O..
pryszek, obrabowawszy swa ofare,
umkna} czempredzej, azeby sic ME
dostac W rece policyi.
Zle sic dzieje W Buffalo, skoro
mozebne So podobne napady W dzieh
bialy!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-14
z CHICAGO.
Oszuka1 Wielu P0I8k6W.

Richard D. Scanlan, znany takze
pod innemi nazwiskami, a niedawno
z New Yorku tu przybyiy jest ME-
bezpiecznym oszustem.
Razem jakims drugim lobuzem,
pusciF on W obieg ma po}nocno-
zachodniej stronie miasta kilkana-
.scie lub wiecej faiszywych czek6w'
Urzadza} sic tax: Ubrany, jak zwy-
kle ubierajs sic mularzs, szedf do
saloonu lub groserni, robi{ kupno "a
kilkadziesist centow i "a zap}ate
dawal fa}szywy, niby otrzymany W
pfacy, ,,check" ma kilkanascie dol.
Zysk jego stanowisa reszta W 60.
towce.
W ten spos6b oszukai takae CITE
rech polskich byznesist6w.
So to: Wal. Wachowski, Waban.
sia i Dickson, oszukany ma $l7.45;
J6zef Schroeder, 4se Elston ave., ma
S1e.ao; Maciejewski Pajzdrych,
26e Blackhawk, ns l7.40 i Karol
Schroeder, 327 Wabansis, ma $l6.75.
Niebezpiecznego oszusta ujeli de
tektywi Kroll Regan.
sprawa Scanlana toczyls sic dzis
u sedziego Seversona = j zosta}a
odsoaona, aseby wynaleid wiscei
ofiar jego sprawek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-14
TIFAfEI FslsEsATIGZFs Q zAEsAElEy

Z Toxic (Japonia) telegrafujas
ID przesilenie ministeryalne zostaso
tam odwr6cone. Hr. Ito, prezydent
ministr6w powr6ci{ ii objal swe
obowiazki.
Tryescie zapadsa sic czes6
nowo wznoszonei tamy morskiej;
wypadk6w z ludzmi ME byso.
Mad miastem Buczaczem SCALA
Ia burza, potaczona gradem i ober-
wan:em sic chmur. Miasto zalaue, z
wielu dom6w pozrywat wicher da-
ehy.
w Rzymie panuja nies}ychane
upaly; Izba deputowanych z trudem
prowsdzi obrady.
w katedrze Notre Dame W Pa
ryzu strzelai do siebie jakis czsowiek,
ale sic ME zabil.