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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
NOVA

10 C2Gs1e WesetG W1e]sEleg0 pTSy
wXj$ciu pa,istwo m7odych & do
mu do Iubw.
Stoie tn miedzY waml, ]ak
pasterz m1edzy stadem owiec, jak
koziet miedzy g}owkami kapusty.
Stole tn wywyzszony ma tel }awle
nakszta}t sokofa wbitego W gore
spogladam ma was, jak ma drobne
ptaszyny.I CO. vice? porozdziawiall
scie geby. ponadstawlallscie usta,
powytrzeszczaliscle ma ME oczy,
jak ma raroga, ale powiedzcie, czy
wy rozumlec1e to, O czem ia do
was movie bede? Otto mann pan
stwu modem, MIN p6ida do slubu,
wypallc perore. Lecz zaaciez wy,
CO to jest Stub? umieciez wy pojac
co to jest generis masculinl ct
feminini, praeteritum ct suplnum?
Otoz to WIEN, re n jeden s@owa
ole rozumlecle.
Bona dies vel bonum name, co
ttomaczy SIG, &c iona powinna
bye pos}uszna' mezowi, a maz
powinien ma chleb zapracowaG.
TAX Jest, potrzeba pracowa6, DO
gdy otworzysz gebe, mic CT W niae
ME wleei chyba komar, albo mucha
Otdsz to jest w~szystko, co wan
m1a}em powledzleG Pamletajcie
re jezeli mole stowa ME przylgna
do glow waszych twardych, to
wan szury w7dusza kury, jastrzab
porwie gasieta a wroble zjedza
przenlce. A teraz tY zacnY panic
m}ody i zacna panno m4oda idzcle
l po4aczcie sic ma wieki.
Obyscie sic kochsli
jak diva go}abeczk'
wy WAN olE "AoHyAJ
najm,lsze d%zlateczki!
0by wan posrod piracy
ME usta}y wo}y!
Oby wan n1gdy w1cher
ME zrywa1 stodoiy!
Oby scie doczekall
przychowku 3 cielatak!
Oby sig wan nale}go
najw,ece] prosiatek
ObY wan krety W polu
ME robi4y szkody!
Oby wan nlgdy W stawie
ME zabrak}o woody
Obyscie pe}no miel'
dobytku W oborze!
Pe}no zboza W stodole
jarzYny W komorze!
A gdy wan tax w~szystkiego
Bog z }ask1 uzyczy,
Mech pozwoll uzywa6
dfugo tych s1odyczy!
Ma tenn koncze przemowe.
Gas wyruszyG W droge
A wan juz W z~yczieceien
wyrazic ME moge.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
" Y B 0 R

Najesobliwszyeh m~abo&e'1stS jpiefnl
Ksiszka do nabozenstwa z duzeml
literam1 ola ludzl kr6tki wzrok
majacych Tub ola os6b starych, v
s%licznej oprawie z okuciem
CENA S 1875
Mo&no te ksiq3ke dostoG 20 ksie-
1urna II. DERDO WSKZEGO W
Winona, MINI 10 f.. End e~.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
karczmie |

@e%#&t s59aE HE$HS !, $fs.&4 FNEA ENHsAR@HTEG%
Nv karczmie | plodplwszy sobie,
zaczell gadaG skarbie znalez1onYm.
Nadszedf zandarm us4yszawszy
o co chodzi, wzlal tYch 1udzi zaraz
do protoko}u, a nastepnle zrobl4
rewizya u m}vnarza, ale dukat6~
ME znalas}, tylko jakl6 pierscien
z}oty l br%ansoletke, kt6re to rzeczy
ma kilka tYslecy z}otych oceuiaja.
Mielnika i jego pomocnik6w odsta-
w)ono do s9du W Zab1otowle tam
uwieziono. w sadie zezna1
M'elnik, II klejnoty te znalaz}
razem z dukatami. Pochodza one
jednak z najnowszYch czasow, jest
przeto podejrzenie lie ca}y skarbc jest
z kradziezY pochodzi. Dalej mla}
Mielnik zeznac, re pewnego razu
przyszfa Go niego wr6zka ;prosi1a go,
ably jej pozwoll} zaraz zemleG, a
ona mu wskaze, gdzle jest W z1emi
skarb zakopany. Pos4ucha4 i zaraz
trzeclego dn1a zaczaf kopac. Jest
prawie pewnym. re 6w skarb
2 k%radziezy, ale bye tez moze. IL
Mieln,k wykopa4 jakas znaczn9
sumo plenledzy i kosztownosci,
l re jeszcze wszYstkich ME wymle-
nh, tylko gdzles znowu zakopaf.
Sledztwo wY]asni sprawe.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
MIECZYShAW
Pierwszy chrzesciahski ksiaze
polski.


narody i da} kazdemu cz}owie-
kowi Ojczyzne. kt6ra zen pc
Bogu najwiecej kochaG powi.
MEN. Re zas czlowiek to tylko
kochac mole co dobrze po-
zna}. boo czego sic ME INA,
tego kochaG ME MONA, pre-
to postanowilismy zapoznac
Was mill Czytelnicy z pre-
sz}oscia naszej Ojczyzny, ma
szego narodu, abyscie pozna-
wszy, umi}owali te ziemie,
kt6rej SWAMI Bog mas stwo-
rzyl.
Ojczyzna nasza, Polska, MIN
zosta}a rozebrana, by}a przez
lat blisko tysiac poteznym
narodem; miala wielkich kro-
low, walecznych wojownik6w
i rycerzy, znakomitych uczo-
nych, s}awne szko}y, bogate
miasta, a naWet wielu swie-
tych MEOW niewiast, kt6rzy
juz to "a Ware swieta krew
przelali, juz to W zakonach lub
ma tronie swiatobliwy wledli
zywot.
Polacy, a vice my pocho-
dzimy z wielkiego szczepu
Slowian, do kt6rego nalezy
wiele innych narod6w jak;
Rusini, Morawianie, Czesi,
Serbowie t. d, Z kt6rymi,
jake Z naszymi p~obratymcami,
powinnismy sic zgadzaG i
kochaG ich jak braci. Lecz w
roku 1868 przybyli do Mo-
rawian swieci bracia Cyryl i
Melody, kt6rzy nauke Chrys.
tusa Pana szerzyli wsrod s}o-
wianskich narodow. Cd Mo-
rawian Czesl przyjeli chrze5ci-
ahstwo, kt6re i W Polsce
powell sergio sic pomiedzy
ludem. Ale ksiaze polski Mic
czys}aw by} zagorza}ym poga-
ninem. Cd zachodu graniczy}a
Polska Z Niemcami, kt6rzy
najezdzali ziemie polskie,
chcac niby nawracat do
chrzescianstwa, a W rzeczyWis-
tosci pragnac je zagrabi6 pod
swoje p%anowanie. Mieczys}aw,
ksiaze waleczny i dzielny, a
przytem bardzo madry i pre-.
zorny, ciezka mia} sprawe Z
cesarzem niemieckim, ktory
bedac potezniejszym Cd niego
w kazdej chwili m6g} Polske
zagarnas; vice ksiaze chcac
sic umocni6 i poznac Ware
chrzesciahska, poja} "a zone
Dabr6wke, ksiezniczke czeska
siostre swietego Wac}awa.
Chociaz Mieczys}aw by} INA
komitym ksieciem, a przeciez
Dabr6wka jake chrzeScianka,
wola}aby widzie6 swoim ma}-
zonkiem ksiecia chrzeSciah-
skiego, re jednak chrzescian-
XII dawnych czas6w stawia}y
ma pierwszym miejscu chwa}e
Boza i zbawienie bliznich, a
potem dopiero pragnienie
w}asnego serca, przeto poboz-
ma Dabr6wka ME wzdryga}a
sic oddac swej reki pogani-
nowi. | Bog homie nagrodzi}
jej poswiecenie, DO do dis
s}awimy ia jake te, kt6ra
chrzesciahstwo wprowadzi}a
do Polski. Z Mieczys}awem
trudna by}a sprawl, ale czego
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
. fematOW ~luHdOWych.

1V11G4 10 ~ U o@ .
Sunni wlcher, grzml descysko,
Pewna buza ka7s je blisko;
Chmur ma niebie nlbY scierek..
ZYdz1e! dame p6fkwaterek!
Pos}o zytko ! psenlcka,
Pieniadze-m Sc wzia} cd lcka,
Najadfem sic kluch zaclerek.. =.
Zydzie jesce p6lkwaterek!
o., pochwyce ia dz'ewcyne,
Ma odsiebke MIA wywine -
Me ma tahca jak oberek.-.
Zydzle! iesce p6}kwaterek!
(CWIK.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
3 e z d z i e t n V.

Juz sz6sty rok jestem zonaty
l ME imam dzleci. Boje sig, zebym
luz lch wcale ME Mai.
"A cav tw6j oJciec takze by}
b~ezdzietnY?
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

n a k / a Ii e e t e t y k j,
-Powiedz mi pan, ne jaka mysl
napro wadza go widok dziewc7ecia
z swoia ma}a dzlecina na reku?
= Widok dziewczecla z swoi$
ma}a dziecina ~naprowadza mnie ma
mFsl, re dziewcze to ME jest
dzlewczeciem W dos}ownem tego
s}owa Z%naczenlu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
FRASSZKI.

Ola trzech przyczyn.
- Powiedz mi Jasiu, ola czego
ME ozen1}es sic banklerowna
- Ola trzech przYczyn... 70
jest brzYdka jak noe: po
drugle: g}upia jak ges;; a pc TREE
Gle: ME chcla4a "a mnle wyjsc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27

EMsYYSSsES

Gin buporraaenoer @eii.liher bon Whntl.
iiepi smpiiehlt Golden Medical Discovery"
Der leiosloen Wteuitbeit alentbalbeu. SaS
discovery" perbilit ,u WfnStsltra't uno
Stirte, ipenu Der Sorper burh Sra,Ifhe,t
iibermlf,a aeidbip1dt vi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27

ten uuo per16teeelle
ger3te 81 8atb se;osen
bate, obue saB mir
Dies etuas bait, be-
idloB it, ais leetc gu.
fiut)t Shire Specialtlien
BON Der Worlds Dis
pensary gu fouiulttren.
Bon oenlelbeu erbielt
th bic Weliurs, DR..
Bterce'S Golden
Medical Discovery
III srbrauhsn. 9as
that id) mo fiihle NTH
" ~ ..,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27

I tpmds i. ates, Ssrrs 6. gasr
SsErp s. II ie.Gmpfan6tr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27

Tlaihen seuomreu babe, ,ptecsr pouItdneig
bersslteut. SO 9eretht mir gum Sersniigsu,
Shire Weoi,,ueu Der letbeioeu IienItbelt
ausntbalbeu euIpicblen gu t0nusn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27
WaInut IN. 2. Oh. 80.

Waluut ~, Y. vi. W
Sd lit iett Sabreu an Qopfipeb. 2e1ten Utai hatte
Id Is 3Dei Rage uub befam am britttn Gage &rdHipt
Ger sn9eruiere Arst erflarte fe fir apoplettl'4); Sa
eebraudte .Yaitor G6nieS Rereeu. Starfer" unolanote
fur cine syIaihe ~besfeGben. uno er bat mir nnanslprens
ltd bel gut eethan, uuo Soft. benz Seber oaes Suten.
uub Shrem ausae,eitueten SeilmittrI bonfe ID. baB
ID ME pieoer eiaeu 8rampiaufaa eebabt babe.
ST. Sar0h 0ont9om
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27
Rente nUdb art 3ebeN.

Ttp1us EInfi. Writ, Stf. ISy2.
Gem Gtbrauh pom paitor Ronies Serpen'tdrfer
Fam mid aenue oailr banstn. Ssit 20 Sabreu Tit
tb un epilsptiiten Anidlen. babe u~nSabltss asrse
uue Dt.otstuen psr'uht, aber nur BEN Hsrpenitarfsr
persautt I'd meine Setluu9. Y. Sunipter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27
Oelo ~ berleiben.

Sd babe cinise 3auicne 9pnars. Due 81.
9entbum bon Errpatp sripnen limb, ouf Der
be iertes 0rnnesigrntbrm Su perleiben.
y. V. " orma
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27
9pspevNe uno aQSeuetne &ins
fdat0teit.

secp. u. 8. Ieos pcn Sriar's Toint,
Goahoma Go, Dtf., ihretbt: ,gfatbem ib
cine Reibe pom Sabreu an 9pspepRe, Ssbsr'
fare NIB aaaemeiner S0rperlhmdte 8eltt'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27

~u>s Elm tpe,i1sones BUD fir ReroeuIetoeube
SErPI NIB eIne Vrobe.Slaite Sugelanot. Arnle
wv srbalteu oub bic Weoi5in %unlionlt.
St'e Mtenistn puroe felt benz Sabre 1876 pom BEN
Scsp. gaIior &buil IN Sort gSapne. Sno. 3~ubereltet
no iest inter Utner slnpeIiuuS pen Der
AOENiC .iED. CO., Chicago, III.
40 :. Franklin Street.
&c. Wpcthsfsrn ;a baben fir
: 90 ole SIuidDe. 6Jiaid,cu fur $500:
eTo6e $l.s5, q fir $500.
gu tabsn ttt N. Wofitpr. Ippttstsr, Ct. eGpus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27
*+Sfen ,no
+&efeu.
SintIep & St.YauI 9ipifpn.
Cenlid. UenIid,.

ii 25pm.......V erl. Hinckley, Ank...... .f!:30pm
7:t5pm. ......Ank ST. Cloud, Verl...... 7:l5pm
tdd9lt6, Ssnntaas dusssnrmmrn. sldsli6.
Ossco Acc, e. 6:35 am. W. S:25.
3sttlttc gtrttneurasr in Wtun,applts .unt ct.
paul fur aae purfts 6ftid urt reflib.
3daitts 3pae JriftCn Ct. Paul, Wiursdpriis,
anrfa, Ct. 9lcut, GrcctfCn, VDiQnar, Sirur Gitp,
Nrertrat, 5arsp, @ranh SORTS, @raftpn, gptnncpta,
3trilssats, @rsat 5aas, Stltna, Butte, 8alisptl,
Srctdnt nrb Scattls.
Gn ben patife, ailts 3iasn fut palaas yIinina.
unh Sdiafrdaarns, BUFFET, Sibfirtttf, Sbitpd-
tons une .Nautraaacns, srift unt ,wstts 8ldhs
g~passens frtis 8 %clGntfsn Stlaird aapns etc.
Strbineunaen In ct. ydul unb Ninneappits nit
3n8tn mad une prn Chicago, Ct. 9ruis uno ttt
Sftn, Slten unt Sitrstsu. Iur6s S6lafraserus
etrstt rpn Ct. Glpue mad Gtttdap.
8reuit bic Mods. unt Gdsedets Bsrae i'm ttutr
3ast, zen ga6aaisrsn cine 8sltatntsit asbsnt, tintn
5ttti her htrrittfen Setntrts IN Nmtrifa ,u fsttn.
I~ampNhin' u. Gifentatn Vsrbintun aCn In Srdtt'
mad ynataSsune gunfts. California, alasfd,
Sdpdn uub Gtina.
gsrbirtungtu In Bpnnsr's Hsrrp, Statp, fur nab
hem acrtfnai Mute unt Sstpunftt; In @snatstt,
Uait, mad Yale 9tdan, lem pbertn Columbia uns
mad hem Sfanradns Iifrft.
gillette %ptr'autt rnt itr @spdd mariirt fur aai
Saupipunfte.
8nr Drudfattn unt Suisrmattsn abtr 8attHi
Sttfdtn uiw., mentt man f6 an
8. ". Vetee, Natnt, ct. GIsus. pRtnn
e.. Vasi,.Wias.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-13
VICTIM OF THE MAFIA.
Orfino, Hounded by the Cut.throats. Com
mits suicide.

Scotdale, Pa, April 12.-Sidero Arfino,
an Italian laborer committed suicide
yesterday by throwing himself in front
of a freight train. When he lived in
New Orleans several years ago he in
Cured the enmity of the Malta, and in
a fight stabbed a member of the society
of assassins. Then he wandered north
but they followed him everywhere, and
he returned to his old home in Italy,
where his wife and family lived. He
had been there but a short time before
his enemies discovered him and he
sailed for this country again. His land
ing in New York was noted by the
Malta there and he sought safety In
the coal region Of western Pennsyl-
vania.
About a month ago he obtained en-
ploment upon the construction of a
sewer here. He told the story of his
persecution to some Of his fellow-wCrk-
men, who were Americans and said he
would never run away from the Malta
again. They were incredulous and
questioned some Italians upon the SUBJ
ject. Their doing so was fatal to Or
fno. In few days he received O.
Malta letter warning him to leave the
coke region. or suffer instant DEATH
He preferred to take his own life.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-13
IMPROVING SLOWLY.
State of Trade According TO Dun's
Weekly Review Is still Encouraging.
Increase In Railroad Earnings.

State of Trade According to Dun's
Weekly Review Is Stili Encouraging.
Increase In Railroad Earnings.
New York, April 12.-R. G.. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade tomorrow
will say:
Progress toward better business con-
tinues. but 1t is slow and meets may
obstacles. In speculative aspects, and
in wholesale demand for goods the week
shows improvements. Money markets
are undisturbed and little more ac-
tive. But among the chief obstacles is
the anxiety of operatives to secure bet
ter wages, even while many manufac-
turing works are running without
profit. and others at the risk of loss.
In number of establishments better
wages has been conceded, thus increas-
ing the purchasing power of the peo-
pie, but strikes have largely overbal-
anced settlements. several of impor-
tance having thrown out about $4,000
workers this week. Retail trade has
improved on the whole since March, as
the approach of Easter brings more
business. Crop prospects will greatly
affect the course of trade for some
months. and the government report has
little influence to discourage. For con-
sumers. the worst feature is the rapid
advance in meats
For the first time in a long period
prices of commodities average shade
higher than year ago, and in Great
Britain also owing to different causes,
a slight advanced occurred in March.
On both sides of the ocean ele lowest
level ever known may naturally be fol-
lowd by some risk.
Railroad earnings for the first week
of April show an increase less than
per cent. over last year. Stocks show
scarcely any change for the week. The
business, even with a little buying by
London is tame and narrow. Money Is
easier, and supplies are again from the
interior, while foreign exchange has
been at the exporting point. More COM
mercial paper Is now offering. principal
ly in dry goods. though the amount Is
not large.
Failures for the week were POI in the
United States, against 2lS last year,
and 27 in Canada, against "a last year.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-13
Turtle shell hair pins at Davidow Bros
Home Industry,

Since the firm of Johann Hoff, of Ber-
lin, formed a syndicate with their agents,
the Eisner-Mendelson company, of New
York, to erect a plant in the United States
for the manufacture of the celebrated Jo-
ham Hoff's Malt Extract, In 1892, the sale
of the article has increased enormously.
and 1t has become standard commodity
on the American market.
The plant erected Is one of the best
equipped of Its kind, and has capacity to
turn out nearly l0O0O,0OO bottles annually.
The article manufactured here is In every
way superior to the one formerly imported,
as the machinery and equipment Of the
plant is of the newest and best, and The
material used. of the choicest.
This only proves that anything under
taken In the United States is always on
larger and more elaborate scale than in
the old country, even with an article which
originated abroad nearly fifty years ago.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-13
OUR FOREIGN COUSINS.

The French government has granted
$4,000 for further excavations by the
French School of Athens at Delphi.
Portugal will dispatch fresh military
expedition to Delagoa Bay in April, when
the season will be more favorable for
military operations
A royal decree has been published at
Athens appointing commission under the
presidency of the crown prince to organize
the Olympian games in 1896.
Gendarmes have succeeded In surprising
and arresting without bloodshed a notori-
Gus brigand band of twenty persons that
had long terroriZed the district of Girgen-
ii, Sicily.
Glasgow is said to be satisfied with its
experiment of running the street car lines.
Although some of the fares are as low as
one cent. the pecun!ary result has been
satisfactory.
The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery
society has received an intlmation that
the contract for supplying 100000 Chinese
coolies for servile labor i'm Brazil against
which the society had entered Il strong
protest, had been withdrawn.
The election of Prince Bismarck to the
honorary citizenship of the larger towns
in Baden was not affected without consid-
erable opposition, especially at Mann
voted for and thirty-eight against the mo-
ton.
In consequence of representations made
by the British ambassador. the porte has
sent instructions to the Governor of Bey-
rout to cancel the new regulation prohib-
iting travellers going into the interior
without u special permit from CONSTANT
noplc.
Ant-ear troopers i'm England are rejoic-
ing over a prominent accession TO their
ranks. In answer to an inquiry by the
vice president of the Bulldog club, the
Prince of Wales has written a strong let
mutilation of dogs
During a debate In the legislative coun-
ell at Calcutta lately Sir George White
comander-in-chief, said that practically
80 per cent. of the entire strength OF the
British army were In hospital service in
the year 1893 suffering from certain forms
of disease, and he believed the record Of
1894 would be found to be worse.
The Russian minister of finance has
taken measures for promoting cotton pro-
ducton by assigning a credit from the
state bank for the purpose. The bank will
advance to growers sums sufficient to
serve as working capital. and will also
grant loans. Cotton spinners and weavers
will be supplied by the bank with means
for purchasing cotton.
Lager beer is ousting English ale and
stout from the markets of the world Five
years ago British brewers exported 500, 900
barrels, but since then an unusual de-
crease has been recorded, and the last fig
ures stood at Az 26l barrels On the other
hand German and Austrian brewers are
gaining In prosperity annually and are
increasing their exports enormously every
fu,t- -. A ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-13
THERE Is No MONOPOLY.
The National PrOvisiOner Asserts That II
Wonid Be Impossible for Capitalists to


New York. April 1.-THE following
EDITORIAL VIII appear In the National
r.roVisioner. the organ of the meat and
provision trades, tomorrow:
No more absurd theory has been ad-
vanced for some time than the recent
attempts which have been made to
make the consuming public of this
country believe that the shortage i'm
cattle. now so apparent everywhere. Is
due to any other than natural causes.
with wisdom, however begotten of
ignorance and inability or disinclna-
ton to accurately investigate false and
erroneous news 1t has been trumpeted in
every state In the Union to such an ex-
tent that the greater proportion of the
people of America are under the i'm
preston today that this great food pro-
duct Is tied up in the vicious grasp Of a
monopoly. 1t is absurd and unjust to
couple the names of reputable business
houses with conditions for which they
are In no way responsible.
1t would be an absolute impossibility
for any combination Of men, no matter
what the extent of their capital was,
to corner the beef or cattle market, and
the money has not been minted that
can do 1t. The farmer cannot be ex-
pected to breed cattle If 1t does not pay
him to do so, and he will breed them in
spite of everything If 1t does pay him.
Whichever he elects to do will result
in either extreme too much or too little
but any extreme will quickly be gov
erned by supply and demand, and the
n, a r.lx atS will hn annnpIinp
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-13
|OTHER Side OF Channel
/ Events Of the Day on the West
Side Of the City Noted.
bERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY
ster Services at tho Scranton Street
Baptist and Other rChurches-Funera
OF Mrs. Ann kilgallou and John
House Other Notes of Interest.

Good Friday services were conducted
in many of the West Side churches. At
the German Presbyterian church. on
Chestnut street. the pastor, Rev +. A.
Paule. conducted services at 1890, 13O
and 730 o'clock. The services We're
largely attended. Rev. J. b. Whelan
preached to a large audience in st.
Patrick's church last evening. His
sermon was impressive and contained
many references 10 the cruciixion of
the Lord. Services We're also conducted
in the morning. Good Friday was OBJ
served in St. Johns German Catholic
church by three services yesterday,
which We're conducted by Rev. Father
Fricker. At ST. David's Episcopal
church the services were of an unusual
ly interesting nature. All the West
Side church choirs will render Easter
music tomorrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-13
SCRANTON MORNING. APRIL 49, 1895

able to attend the meeting. as 1t was
held behind closed doors. After a ses-
sion of two hours several stockholders
were approached but all were as mealy-
mouthed as could be expected from the
result of the prospecting.
Superintendent Nash said: II have
nothing to say whatever"
do you still believe there Is oil
there?' was asked.
II most certainly do" said he, as with
hands thrust deep into his trousers
pockets he. mustered up courage, and
tried to whistle an air did he"
1t was learned that 5000 had been
sunk by Montrose capitalists and one
of them remarked that 1t had been put
In a hole and the hole pulled up.
1t Is rumored that there Is consider
able dissatisfaction among the stock
holders at the action OF the superinten-
dent In plugging the well and taking
out all the tubing. 1t is claimed, how
ever, that the tubing was blasted by a
charge of dynamite while Mr. Nash
was absent at dinner and without his
knowledge. 1t was necessary to do this
In order to remove 1t.
The Republican, which will appear on
Saturday, gives a description of the
matter, which, on the whole, Is decided
ly perforated.