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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-22
WHO Are Liable for Road Duty.

Who Are Liable Tor hOAu Duty'
Section 1905 specifies as follows who
are liable to road. duty: "All male per-
sons over the age of IS and under the
age OF IS years, not blind nor deaf or
dumb, nor otherwise disabled by disease
or loss of limb, and not students or
teachers in any college, academy or
school, nor ministers Of the gospel In
charge OF churches, nor rabbis. nor
memb bers OF the national guards. nor
seafaring men actually engaged as such,
shall be liable to work on the public
roads. but a psrson shall not be re-
quired to work more than ten days in
any one year, unless in cases herein
after provided for; and eight hours con-
slant, diligent labor shall constitute .
DAYS work ON the roads, and . suitable
deduction shall be made for what time
the of laborer falls short Of this number
of hours, either from absence or idle
ness
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
DETECTIVES DRUDGERy.
They Look After Petty Thieves as Well
as Ferret Out Deep Mysteries.

The life Of a Providence detective IL not all
that could be desired. Detectives are called on
to visit outlandish places, aud arc at all times
in danger of their life and limb. short time
ago one OF the force was called in the wilds OF
Connecticut in search Of a horse thief, and he
was heartily glad TO get back home, and, as he
expressed il, TO civilization again. The
homes of some that IL was his pleasure TO
meet were but little better than huts, and he
said that il he had not seen it himself. he
would not believe that people anywhere in the
New England states lived in such a manner.
The officer had plenty of money, but there
was no opportunity TO exchange a portion OF
IL for a nice juicy steak, or cup of coffee
that was fit TO drink. The members of this
valuable portion of the police force are called
upon to do all sorts Of work, such as 70 re-
cover loaned money, dress suits, books and
almost every article that can be imagined;
also TO protect hen coops. In fact, some OF the
citizens honestly believe that there should be
one OF them stationed at his or her residence
all Of the time.
As officers they are ready and willing, and
even anxious. TO bring before the court any
and all offenders against the law, and viii
work night and day TO do so. Not great
while ago the proprietor of one Of the smaller
brewing companies in this city reported TO
| them that some one was stealing beer, and
| that the stealing was done at night. One of
the detectives got track Of the thieves, who
| proved TO be three well known residents Of
! classic Federal Hill. He also learned that the
| gang visited the brewery just before mid
night, and helped themselves TO good beer, or
| sour beer whichever was the handler. On
| Thursday evening two OF the detectives, ac-
| companied by a policeman Of Station 4, went
| TO the brewery, for they knew that the buns
were coming, and they did come, and they
| went There was some climbing OF fences,
| some shooting in the air, some scattering of
beer guzzlers, and the saddest of all Is that
the better looking detective of the two fell over
| n fence and when he picked himself up he
found that a portion Of the skin on the fore
part Of his left leg from the knee to the ankle
was missing. The fact was not reported in
| the morning. but IL WAS noticed that the officer
in question event lame" Friday and Satur
day, but he would not tell his symrathizne
| friends Just why he looked so downcast. he
is willing. however. TO make an affidavit that
"Hump Dan" will be landed before many
| more "moons."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08

The new school house, recently COM
pleted in this place, was dedicated yester-
day with appropriate exercises. Prior to
the dedication q beautiful American flag
was thrown to the breeze. The exercises
were opened with singing by the school,
followed by a prayer offered by Supern-
tendent w. A. Briggs. The principal adj
dresses were delivered by Hon. Thomas Is.
Stockwell, commissioner of public schools
and Mr. A. III. Keyes, principal OF the
Auburn High School. Short addresses
were also made by Ex- Representative
Walter III. Brayton, Hon. Phineas A. Con :
ley, and others. The exercises were closed
with an invitation TO the visitors to In
spect the work Of the pupils, which was
the cause OF favorable comment, and the
instructress, Miss NJ. Il. Hanson, was
complimented on the proficiency dis
played by her pupils. The new school
was built M cost OF $4,000, and will COM
pare favorably with any school in the
Town of Cranston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
w NLJU

mon. 1918 IN, IS; O. E l.; z. concert
celebration. welcome for all.
Methodist ministers-The snext. union meet
cisity % " will IcsS occur Monday at O;so m at
the rooms Of the Y. M "A.
PREsBYTERIAN.
First-Cnfford street. Cbildren's Day ssc es,
ercises; baptism, 10 :45 a. M. ; 4. T., o'O
p. m. and preaching 30
UNIvERsALIsT.
Mediator-Cranston street. Rev. W. Q. sel-
leck, pastor. Service, at 10 As sermon by
Rev. II. J. Cushman. ID. ID. b. D. iZ;lo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, l 30 p. IN.
East Proyidence-Service. 10 :45 a. m; b. s.,
1915. Y. r. @. u, g.; praise service. T.
First-Rev. II. !. Cushman. ID. d.; pastor
Public worship at lO:i5 a. IN. The Rev.
W. seleck will preach 5. s., l2:l5 p. M
Ballou-Rev. J. ID. Tillinghast. pastor, elect
Sermon, 10 :s5: =. b., R:l5; \. A. y. ",
8: topic, "Animals and the Golden Rule. I"
UsITARIAS'
Westminster - Mathewson street Minister.
Herbert Mott Public worship io'4o
S. s., 1918.
Fourth-Unity Hall. corner Ocean street and
Potter's avenue. Napoleon hoaglsnio, garyic.
and sermon, 7:30.
| Elmwood Hall-Corner Elmwood avenue and
Potter's avenue. Preaching by Napoleon
| Hoagland, lO:45 a. IN.
/
! streets. Augustus M. Lord. minister
| Public worship. iO:45 "a. m
| Olney Street UnItarianl, Rev. william n
| Furman, pastor Children's service, with
sermon by the pastor, lO:45 a. m
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Bethany Gospel Mission - 20 South MAR
| street. Meetings, at . and at 4oi speak
| ing by Joel Bassett, Evangelist.
Bell Street Chapel-Seats free Services
| %. m. discourse by the pastor, key. Anni
6arlin spencer ON "fouth ana lts UP
| tunities' >. D., ~.
woodvine Old School House Union >. 81
2; preaching, at z.
Seventh. Day Adventists-Library Hall, Olney
Vile square. :. >. Saturday. = p' M
Bible study and social services. p. m
and sunday evening, z ID
Mission of the Coming King - 1873 Broa
| street. Prayer, 1880 a. M; preachihg
2:45 and 7:30 p. m, by Elder Cyrus Gun
ningham Of Boston.
Union Sea and Land Mssion-Rev. Charlie
Plummer, superintendent. Services o
Days wharf, near Crawford street bridge
at p. IN.
wayland Chapel-south Angel street an
Wayland avenue. 5; s.. p; m evenhn nm
| service, 80, conducted by Mr.. Ebe
Creighton of b. u.
Door of Hope-43 Cranston street. Preaching
at y. M. by 5. A. Irish; evening sci
vice. 80 All welcome.
French Mission-In Stewart street Baptis
Church, corner Pond street Preachin
at 4p. m. by the PASTOR Rev. Edouar
| Ramette.
New Jerpsalem-Corner Of Broad and Linde
streets. Preaching by Rev. Louis
Hoock. at 10 As, subject, "Ihe Wrath
Man; 5. D., l2
| Iuther's Corners-Preaching, IL a m. 3.
1890 p. M; evening service, 7:3O.
Bethel Christian Missions ;, at 3 p
preaching, at 7:45 p IN. by ID Tingley
subject, "The Power OF Words"
The Elmwood Parlor Gathering will me-
with the Union in the hail. go Westmil
ster street. Thursday, June H. at 3 p n
special business.
Hebrew Mission-450 North Main stree
speaking by NJ Goldberg on Jes Is
Nazareth as the Messiah, y III.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
Reason on This.

Yon would call man a fool 10 try 90 run an
,nigno with a crooked piston.rod. Yet you
ire attempting that when you live with your
system in a disordered condition. Whatever
you may be mentally, you are physically n
machine. Nothing interests you more than
hceping II in order. II your digestion Is out
OF condition. OF your kidneys are disordered,
use DR.. David Rennedy's Favorte Remedy, a
medicine prepared by famous physician. and
tested for years by thousands OF persons, who
all endorsed IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

In order to facilitate the publication OF the
announcements of sunday services and do
Justice 20 all interested In their publication,
The NEWS, in future will print on saturday
afternoon notices received before p m the
previous evening. Such notices should be
limited to three lines each, and FIVE CENTS a
LINE will be charged for every line over three
but no charges will be made for announce
ments 10 the amount of three lines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
new YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days.
Corrected to May 26, 1890.
fhoNIbfNCt DlNlsioN

SoETttAtd W Nny -os aoo's
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as followsi
for Boston-s:O5 a. m, i2 m; s'2OP. M RETURN
s.3o q. M 1870, b;a6p.m.
wALPoLE-S,06 a. nj IL ms 4:?o p. m
FRANKLIN-s;o ;o5 a. IN, II M; 4:2o, 7;l5 p. m
MILFORD--ST05 a. M II IN; 4;aO p m
ARLINoroN7;Os IL 100 a. IN. 1881 $780, ''li 100 pm
WEST ARLINGToN-F 7;os, + $685. l'sO a. nj
F2:i5, F4i30, y 5:JI, f6:s0 p. m
KNIGHTsVILLE--5iOs, $500, ii $50 a. m; y 2:s6,
b:37, $3.50, ell p. IN.
wAYLAND PARK-F 1905. T s!OS, + ll:Soa IN;
2.45, + t:sO, = 6is1, y $3.50, ''li;oo p. m.
wAsHINaToN-7,os s;Os. n:6O a. nj E:oi,
2.4S, 4.Sc, 5;3T, $3.50, '7:25, '-lii p. IN
cRANsroN, oAKLAwN- S;O6 1850 a mi
I2,Ol 2:.S, 4:9O. 6;27, $3.50, '-ll;oo p. M.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QUlDNiok-HVS nioo u MI
2;i5 5:S7, 6 80, ell 100 p. m
ANTHoNY-7:0j, 0iO6, Lbo = ~; 245, 4;SO. bisI
$780, ''l1;OO p. IN.
COVENTRY, sTERLING-7.os s.Oe. 1850. ami
SUMMIT. GREENE, oNEco, MoosUP, PLAIN.
FIELD-7iOo, 500, a. nj l60, 2'+6 1850, 7 tI;2o
JEWETr CITY. CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND,
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WINDHAM-
s:Os a. M; u;5O, 4iSo p. m.
NILLIMANTIC-e;o a. m; IL $50, $3.50, t7:25 p m.
HARTFoRD-g.O6 a. m; IL 80, 4;3O, t7;2o y. m.
FIsHKILL& NEWBURG-sioe a. m.
NoRwICH.-7i0s. s;oe a. m; iliOo, +;so, 725 p. m.
WATERBURY, DANBURY-sioS g. m. 1;2S p m.
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER soUTHBRIDGE,
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM and
PoMFREr 500 a. M; 400 p. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEWBURG,
AND ERIE RY-9;0s a. m.
pAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
s.a7. s.e5, Ii a. m; 400 and $50 and ell i5
m m Returning leave Pascoag at ;25, 7,l0 and
AS A. m; 1870, 6:O2 and ''s 100 p. M.
All trains leave from west end OF Union Depo.
Providence.
| .saturdays only. s--sundays only.
| tDaily. . =,
| Tickets between Boston and Providence Oimited)
| ,Ieents, unlimited 81.
| wR. BABCoCK, q. PA
| in. KING, supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
METHODIST.

Edgewood-Florus L. streeter. pastor 902
California avenue. Preaching, lO;4o m.
sermon TO thS Eel children; lT;lS p61ios,,nG nj
the concert.
Primitive - Ruggles street. Rev j Mason.
pastor. Preaching at 10 80 m and p m
evening theme "Esau the Father Of the
Edomises"; +, II m: YPw L. e:i5.
Primitive Warwick avenue Rev W A Lind.
say. pastor. 5 ;. 3pm; preaching at
y IN by the pastor.
Cranston Street-Rov Fallansbee, pastor.
Preaching, lO:45 m; ), II m; floral
concert, 30 p m.
Mt Pleasant-Rev +. ] Follansbee, pastor. $ $,
lo45 m; preaching, 2:0 p IN; floral con-
cert, 1880.
Broadway-Rev Tirrell pastor. Children, 5
Day. Sermon to children, l045 n m; ,,
l2:l5 p IN; children's meeting, Sp m;
Epworth League, 6:l5; golden gate exer'
cises. Z 30.
Asbury-Rev J A L Rich, pastor. Preaching,
- 10 10 m. and :30 p m; prayer meeting.
900 a m; Epworth League, 6D IN.
Chestnut street--Rev = b Cady. pastor. 10 IS,
a. m, preaching; l2lO m; ,; 800,
Young Peoples meeting: 1880, Children :
Day concert, with an address by the pas
tor on the early life Of John Wesley, illu'
minated with "A stereopticon.
Tabernacle-Rev q W Anderson will preach
al i0:l5 am on "The Religion OF the
Christ on Incarnation" at 1:30 y m on
"God or Baal; Hadcs or Paradise; 3,
l2:45 p IN; K l., $50.
Mathewson Street-Rev. NJ. s. Kaufman.
RastOT G5iISTeps Dsy 1874 IsIS gresSs
EL:7.O, 5 = concert.
St. Paul's-Corner Potter and Prairie avenues
W Mclntire, pastor. Baptism OF
children and sermon 10 the children, 10 al
am: :. l2:l5p m; Epworth League, 20
p m; Chiidren's Day festival 7.D p m.
Trinity-James n. Taber, Jr, pastor. Child
ron's Day. l0:iS m, appropriate ser
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08

RUDYs PILE sUPPosIToRY is guran-
teed 10 cure Piles and Constipation or money
refunded ~ cents per box. send stamp for
cIrcular and free sample To MARTIN RUDY.
Lancaster. Ia. For sale by all first class
druggists. CHAMBERS. CALDER A. co.
Wholesale druggists. Providence, X l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
FREE BAPTIST.

Park Street-Free seats. Ernest Wesley, pas
tor; 10 AS, special sermon 10 boys and girls
1918, 5. ;. Gas, A. q. f., 7:JO, IAN I'm
portant Act"
Roger Williams-Rev John Malvern, pastor.
Preaching on Children's Day at l0:45
:. s., 1918; j. f., 8; e. f., go; concert,
1880 p. m.
Elmwood Avenue-Preaching. l0:45 n. IN. F; ;.
S., 1915 y. M. j. f., 80; c. T., $3.50;
sermon and baptism, z 40
Roger Wiliams-Rev. George A. Smith,
PASTOR -Childron's Day service, l0O;
junior meeting, 3; Y. Z. s. g. f., o; public
worship, Z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
ROOMS TO LEI.
m1NrED MIsCELL4NEOuS.

ONE GENT a tUord, first insertion; ONE
HALE CENT a tCord each subsequent IN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
Envelopes
Oak lawn.

are away down. Look over our samples.
NEWS Job Dept, 62 South Water street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

An EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR Sc
n curing we'll established and prosperous
private Millinery business a. a low figure. IN
'ere''ea ADDRESS AZ once r. u 'Oi ''''' jj.st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08

REV. q. ". ANDERSON, who, on account
Of partially impaired health, was left on the
general supply list by his Con ference, Will be
ready to respond to calls 10 hil the pulpits OF
any denomiuation-1ne or more services
during the vacation season NJ very reason
able remuneration. Address, 80 vermont
avenue, Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-08
ORESSMAKlNG.

DRESsMAKIN0--N NJ. L. Lincoln. 9
East Manning street formerly with X. II
White 81 CO., rostOn). Work guaranteed
Irjces reasonable. No disappointments.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Nastepstwa piia6stwa.

Frank Treska, LEGACY As lat wie-
ku, Czech, ktory mieszka} przy 20
ulicy blisko Throop str, W sobote
W nocy zostai znaleziony przez po.
licyant6w ma ulicy, do nieprzyto.
mnosci pijany. Zawiedziono 60 ma
stacya przy Canalport ave. Sadzono,
re spedzenie nocy W cell otrzezwi go
i re bedzie mona nazajutrz odes}ac
go do rodyiny. Frank spaf do godz'
l W nocy; potem dostat kurczow.
Zawieziono 60 ma wozie ambulanso-
wynn do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
jednak mna} W pare godzinp6&niej.
Lekarze orzekli, re powodem smier.
ci byfo pijanstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
sOTATKI MIEJsRIE

DO Chicago przybyf i osiedlii
sic ma Stanislawowie nowy lekarz
polski DIR. Ziofkowski, podobno po-
chodzacy Poznanskiego.
-Fortepianista F .Boskowicz kon-
certowac bedzie W tJm tygodniu W
naszem miescie.
= Dzis okofo po}udnia ruch tram
wajowy ma Milwaukee ave., z po-
wodu sniegu, zosta} wstrzymany.
= Professor (?) Gregorovitch, po.
dobno Rosyanin, rodem Moskwy
miewa teraz W Auditorium odczyty
leczeniu wszystkich chor6b przy
pomocy magnetyzmu zwierzecego
suggestyi hypnotycznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
SpaIenie tartaku.

MENoM1NE, Mich, "a lis. =
Tartak, nale2acy do Menomi-
nee River Lumber Go. W East
Marinette, spalii sic dzisiaj ra-
no zupe1nie. Spalilo sc wraz
z MIN 100000 stop drzewa bu-
dowlanego, naleaacego do Ma
rinette Lumber Go. / do Mari.
nette Menominee Box Go.
Gala szkode obliczaja ma 10000;
ubezpieczenia wcalo ME bylo.
w tartakn tym w}asnie ubie-
g}ej nocy zaprzestano robot ma
sezon terazniejszy. Strazom
oguiowym W Marinette i Me.
nominee udalo sic uratowac
ogromne zapasy drzewa, kt6re
latwo takze mog}y sic zaiaG, a
ma szczescie ME by1o silnego
wiatru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
N0Wy cabinet W Chilli.

VALPARAISO, Chill, "a list.
-Dlugotrwale przesilenie ga
binetowe, kt6re zagraza1o ma.
wet stanowisku samego prezy.
denta, zostalo zako6czone.
Prezydent Montt zdo}a} utWo-
rye nowe ministeryum W ma
stepujscym skladzie: Sen.
Renjifo-minister spraw We
wnetrznych; Sen. Guerrero =
minister spraw zagranicznych;
Sen. Arce-fnance; Sen. Bor.
gono - wojna; Sen. Toro -
sprawiedliwosc; Sen. Albano
- roboty public5ne. Gdyby
prezydent Montt jeszcze prze4
pewien czas fnie utworzy4 no.,
wego gabinetu, musialby, jak
tego chciala opozycya, ustspic
re stanoWiska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Sympatya Ola Ku by.

New York, "a listopada. -
W Cooper Union" odbedzie
sic W przysz}y wtorek wielkie
2gromadzenie celem wyrazenia
sympatii powsta6com ma Ku-
bic. Zajmuje sic tenn pJose
Marti Club. Na zgromadzenie
to zaproszono nastepujacych
wybitnych Newyorczan: exgu'
bernatora Flowera, Johna Biz
gelow, Pat. Egana, Roberta
Ingersolla, Warnera Mlllera,
And. Cearnegie, gen. Horace'a
Portera, gen. Dana Butterfield,
Murata .Halsteada i innych.
Wielu z wymienionych przy-
,rzek1o przybyc i oSwiadczy}o,
IL zyWo zajmujs sic spraws
kuba1sks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
TeLegrany kraj0We
Kardynaf SatOlli.

WASHINGTON, "a listop. =
Przygotowauia do doreczenia
deIegatowi papiezkiemu, Mgr.
Satolliemu kapelusza kardynal.
skiego, So wyko6czone juz pra.
vie we wszystkich szczeg6lach.
Uroczystos6 ia odbedzie sic d.
Is grudnia, o godz. pol do 10
rano, W katedrze W Baltimore.
Arcybiskup Kain re st Louis
bedzie mia1 kazanie. Msza sw.
odprawi kardyna} Satolli, ale
dopiero po zamianowaniu go
kardynalem i doreczeniu mu
kapelusza przez kard. Gibbon
sa. Skoro kard. Gibbons ce.
remoniq te dope}ni, kard. Sa-
tolli wyjdaied do zakrystyi, zdej,
mie szaty fijoletowe a przybie::
RE kardynalskie / powr6ci
pred o1tarz, azeby odprawi6
Mszs sw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
NOtiltki teIegraiiCZlle
kraj0We.

- Eug. Debs podrdzuje teraz; W
sobote byf W Terre Haute Indiana
polls, Ind, wystepowat tam mo-
wami.
w New Yorku Cd wczoraj
take piekarzom ME wolno W ME.
dziele trzymac SHADOW otwartych
dluzei niz do godziny 10. Oddawna
juz regufa ia tyczyia sie-groserni-
k6w .rzeznik6w.
w Purcell, Ind, aresztowano
"a podpalenie Pawfa Gluckmana.
w cell wieziennej odebral on sobie
zycie,
w Alley, Ga, lynchowano nau-
chowano nauczyciela Perdue, bia}e-
go, "a napast kryminalna ma nau'
czycielke Willie Grady.
- w Ozark, Mo-, zostal skazany
ma 25 lat karnego wiezienia Bud
Ray, morderca ex-szeryfa Craina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
z kobiety-mezczyzna.

Petersburski ,,Grszdanin" zamie.
szoza opis Aasbswnego epizodu z ~.
cia wsosoian gubernij Chersoh.
skiej:
,,Do urzedu gubernialnego Cher.
sohskiego przybyla wsoscianka .s
broda i wasami" oswiadczyla, ze
rodzice jej, kt6rzy juz teraz zmarli,
zapisali ia do ksisg metrycznych
pod imieniem Amy. Rosla ona W
swej wsi i nosila stale ubranie dziew.
czynki. Ale cd 2Ogo roku zycia u
dziewczyny saczai sic pojawiad ma
twarzy obGty porost, a kostyum ko.
bieoy coraz bardziej zaczsi jej zawa.
dza6. Nareszcie doszedlszy do lat
26,, iona" postanowila poczynic stera.
MIA waadzy prawo porzucenia
kostyumu imieuia dyskredytuiacego
tax wysoce ,,iej" pfee rzeczywista.
Uraql lekarski wydat jej swiadectwo'
ze ), Anna z broda wasami" jest iato.
tnie mezczyzne.
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ZastrzelOny.

w gospodzie Michafa Bosowy,
pm. s937 Mackinaw ave., wczoraj
wieczorem okofo godz. odby}o sig
krwawe zaj$cie. Dwai komornicy,
So letni Kaz. Zukowicz i 33 letni
John Pietch, pokf6cili sic to, kt6-
ry mich pierwszy ma isc do }6zka i
drugiemu zagrzac miejsce. Cd k}6-
tni przyszto do >b6jki, a W kohcu
Zukowicz wyjaf revolver i strzelif
pieG raz do Pietcha, kt5ry upadi,
ma miejscu zabity.
Zukowicz uciekf pomimo skrze-
tnego sledztwa policyi, dotychczas
ME MONA go byto znaleze. Wielu
opowiada. re byf on nadzwyczaj ner-
wowym, a niektorzy go uwazaja
wpr st "a obf2kanego.
W okolo domu, W kt6rym odbyia
sic ia krwawa tragedya, zebrafo sic
mn6stwo ludzi, kt6rzy domagali sic
wydania zukowicza, ably go lyncho-
wac. Policya jednakowoz zdofsla
utrzymac porzadek.
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Burza na Zachodzie.

OMAHA Neb., "a listop. -
Przez "a godzin szala}a ma Ia,
chodzie wielka burza, kt6ra
przerwa}a komunikacye kole.
lowe W wielu miejscach. Maj
gwaItowniejsza by}a ia burza
" mieiscowoSciach pomiedzy
Cheyenne a Ogden, ma prze.
strzeni 500 mil. Wicher szala1
chyzoEcia 80 mil ma godzins,
q do}aczyla sic nies}y chana "a
wierucha sniezna i termometr
opadl do zera. Wszystkie po-
ciagi sic sp6zniafy, a naigorzej
pociagi frachtowe. Dopiero
dis rano trochs sic uspoko.
ito.
SAN FRANc1soo, % listp. -
Prawie ze wssystkich miejsco-
wosci nadbrzeznych donosz9 o
nag}em obnizenlu sic temperat
tury. W %ieIq mi iscach +
Oregon, Washington Idah},
rteG opadla pizpj r'lnktu lnd f.
znlscis; Ne Fresno, pankfe.
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Smierc pustelnika.

POMONA, CAL, "a listopada.
NadeszIa tn wiadomosG, re sta.
ry pustelnik Enoch Willing,
kuzyn Edwarda Willinga, Oh
ca PAM Jak6bowei Astor W
New Yorku, umar} jako pu-
stelnik W g6rach W San Ga
briel Canon W Kalifornii. vii.
ling czssto opowiadal boga.
tych swych krewnych i o tenn,
re jako 16 letni chopiec u
cieki 2 domu bogatej rodziny
W Baltimore, azeby odbywac
podr6ae morskie. Istotnie po.
TEN podr6zowai po wszystkicb
morzach AZ do 50go roku ~
cia swego, nareszcie jednak
przyby1 do tych okolic, W POI.
nocnej czssci, g6r San Gabriel
Canon wybudowal sobie. pu'
stelnia i tam 2ycia dokona'.
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POchwycif mOrderc,.

Detektyw Welbasky dis rano
godz. l powr6cif pogoni "a NOR
derca Fred. Pfinzera, zamordowa.
nego d. % lipca 1894 W domu pm.
4S39 Dwyer ul. Me pochwycif
wprawdzie tego mordercy, kt6rego>
szukaf, ale "a to znalazf i aresztowaf
innego morderce Williama Fletche-
ra, alias Dunlap, kt6ry lepazdz. 1895
popelni} morderstwo W Sulphur
Springs, Tex.
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NOWo zamierzOne pOdr6ae ces.
Wilhelma.

BERLIN, "a listop. - Ces.
Wilhelm kazaI gruntu odno-
wit i odczy5cic swoj wsPania4y
yacht ,Hohenzollern". W tym
celu statek odes3ano do dok6W.
Ma on bye got6w juz na pocza-
tex lutego roku przysz1ego. W
po}owie lub W ko6cu lutego
cesarz wyruszy ma yachcie W
podr6z do zaprzyjaznionych
dwor6w. Najpierw ma odwle'
dziG cara Rosyi MIko4aja lIgo
W Kronsztadzie Petersburgu,
a to ma osobiste jego zaprosze'
ME, po czem cesarz Wilhelm
uda SIG do Danii, Anglii, Por-
tugalii i Hiszpanii.
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DziWnie sic plecie. %.

Jak to "dziwnie sic plecie ma tym
Bozym swiecie", udowadnia szcze-
g6lny wypadek ,stojqcy W zwiazku
neszczesciem przy pozarze piatko.
wynn.
Pomiedzy strazakami, kt6rzy tam
bohaterskq snierc poniesli, zuajdo-
wal sic John Prendergast. Ot6z
skoro opr6zni sic mieisce strazaka W
skutek czYiej smierci, wystapienia,
lub wyGalenia, mianuje sic nastep-
COW listy kandydat6w, kt6rzy zfo-
zyli dobrze egzamin sfuzby cywilnej.
Zdarzylo sic W wEasnie, re ma miej-
see zmarfego Johna Prendergasta,
stosownie do tel regufy, zamianowac
musiano Michafa Prendergasta, bra.
ia zmarfego.
Nowy strazak, ktory ME tax daw-
no zfozyf byf egzamn, ME przeczu-
wal, re otrzymanie posady zawdzie.
czy smutnemu wypadkowi smierci
brata pewnoscia wolafby innemu
wypadkowi je zawdzierzyc.