davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
KrWaWa Walka z szulerami.

DURANGO, Meksyk, 30 sty-
cznia.-Jarmark, odbywajacy
sig W miejscowosci Tetoro, "a,
ko1czy} sic wczoraj bardzo
tragicznie. Luis Benevites,
znany szuler, za1ozy1 ma jar
marku szulernie, W kt6rei
zgrywali sic mieszkahcy. W
rezultacie przy kartach wyni-
kla kl6tnia i bitwa. Benevites,
przestrzelony przez piersi,
padi zabity ma miejscu. Inny
szuler, nazwiskiem Tavar do
sta1 r6wniez fatalny strza} W
glove, a nadto jeden z Wies-
niak6W zosta3 zabity.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Obch6d styczniowy ma
Bridgeporcie odby} sic wczo-
raj po poludniu W Hall Kaise.
ra ma Archer ave. Odegrano
sztuczke ,,Patryoci";; jednym z
gl6wnych m6wc6w by1 adv.
n. L. Piotrowski. Doch6d z
obchodu przeznaczony by1 ma
szkole parafalna, Bllzsze szcze.
g6}y nastepnie.
- Konduktor kolei Chica-
go g. Eastern Illinois zosta}
wczoraj przejechany podczas
spiHania wagon6w-i oczeku.
ie lada chwila smierci W szpi
talu Mercy.
- James Mac Davitt, tech.
mix, zam. pm. 127 ma Ontario
ul., pusci1 sic W ostatnia sobo.
te ma hulanke. -. w jakims
saloonie spotka} mi}ego ,,gen.
tlemana", z kt6rym zabawia}
sic do p6zna W noe. Dopiero
obudziwszy sic rano, Mac Da.
witt spostrzeg}, re zosta1 okra-
dziony. OW ugentleman" "a
bral mu pugilares, W kt6rym
znajdowalo sic $4,000 W pa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
pierach wartosciowych i $3.50
got6wka.

pierach wartosciowych i $3.50
got6wka.
- James H. Butler, zam.
pm. 329 ma W. Madison ul.,
zmar} nagle, podobno wskutek
naduzycia trunk6w.
Policyant Webster zna.
laz} wczoraj rano pred domem
pm. ia ma 5. Wood, podrzu-
cone niemowle, llczace okolo
miesiaca. Oddano je do domu
podrzutk6w.
- Niejaki George Sherman,
wsadzony obecnie do kozy, jest
specyalnego rodzaju oszustem.
W ciagu paru miesiecy oszu.
ka1 on 30 firm sprzedajacych
t. z. ,,typewriters''. Wzia} ty.
lez maszyn ma wyp}ate pod re-.
znemi nazwiskami i nastep.
ME te same maszyny sprzedai
"a ,,cash".
- Pozar, kt6ry wynikt
wczoraj mad wieczorem W ME.
zamieszka1ym budynku pm.
42l3 ma Wabash ave., zrzadzil
szkody "a $4,000. Podejrze.
waja tu podpalenie W celu
otrzymania asekuracyi.
- John Moran, m}ody jesz.
cze Chicagowianin, jest wido.
cznie z przekonania - ludo-
zerca.... Gdy wczoraj W nocy
usilowa1 60 zaaresztowae poll.
cyant Cafferty, Moran strasznie
pogryzf mu rece. Pomimo to
do kozy sic dostal.
- w miescie zn6w wczorai
mielismy jake pol tuzina ma
pad6w i rabunk6w. Rabusie
po wiekszej czesci poucieka.
ill.,. o, policyo!
- W ciagu ostatniego ty-
godnia pod kierunkiem gf6.
wnego inspektora lekarskiego
departamentu zdrowia dra
,Garrotta, zaszczepiono ospe W
naszej okolicy Milwaukee ave.
- 5655ciu osobom.
= Wsciekly pies ukazal sic
wczoraj W okolicy 45ei uE is.
Ashland ave. Rzuca1 sic ma
kilkoro ludzi iwywola1 wielki
pop}och; nikogo jednak rie
ugryz}. Zostal zastrzelony
przez sierz. Crotty.
- Jak6b Stogol (podobno
Polak), zam. pm. 47S ma s.
Morgan ul., kaza} wczoraj are
sztowac swych syn6w lS lie.
tniego J6zefa i l6 letniego
Henryka "a to, re nietylko ME
chcieli pracowae, ale nawet
ojca, gdy ich upomina}, pobili
i wytlukli mu szyby. Me.
godziwe dzieci!
49, DziS oko}o godz. 5ej mad
ranem mielismy W Chicago
burze ulewnym deszczem,
blyskawicami i grzmotem. W
styczniu - to niezwyk}e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
ZuchWali rabusie.

Zuchwali rabusie,
TOLEDO, O., 2Ogo stycznia.
Wczoraj wieczorem dokonano
tu zuchwalego rozboju. Oko1o
godz. 9 dw6ch ludzi zamasko-
wanych wpad}o do grocerni
Williama McGuthrie PREY Cook
str Mierzsc z trzech rewol-
wer6W do w}asciciela, jego 70
ny i jednego gosci W grocer.
nj, zmusili McGuthrie'go do O..
twarcia kasy. Zabrali niej
pieniadze, a opr6cz tego prze.
szukali i wypr6znili kieszenie
wszystkich obecnych, i zabra.
wszy tym sposobem oko}o
$3.50, uciekli, grozsc jeszcze, ze
powr6cs i strzelaG beda, jezeli
us}yszs krzyk kt6rego z obec"
nych W przeciagu kilku ma.
stepnycE minut. Policya szuka
nadaremnie ich Shadow.
Polar.
WACO, Tex, 2ogo stycznia.
Wczoraj wieczorem splonat tu
texaski "Pa}ac bawe1niany".
Szkoda zrzsdzona kompanii
"Palace Association" wynosi
$4,000, podczas gdy ubezpie-
czenie wynosi}o zaledwie $780,
900. Wystawe W tym domu
zamknieto W grudniu, tax sic
powiod4a, il zamierzano ia W
roku biezacym ma nowo otwo.
RYE. Me wiadomo, z jakiej
przyczyny pozar powsta}; roz
szerzy} sic niesiychana szyb.
koscia W przeciagu pol 60
dziny caly budynek zmieni1 sic
W kups popio}u i cegie}. TAX
re W sasiednim zak1adzie ka.
pielowym Pagjtta pozar zrzs.
dill szkode ma $1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
TeIegramy ZagranicEne
GrOzne trzesien1e ziemi
W Persyi.
Miasto Kuchan zn6w zniszczo-
ne do szczetu.

LoNDYN, 2Ogo stycznia. -
''Tlmes'' otrzymuje re stolicy
Persyi, Teheranu, wiadomosc
o novel, a strasznej katastro-
fie, kt6ra zn6w dotknela mia
sto Kuchan W prowincyi Kho-
rasan.
Zosta}o ono do szczetu mi
szczone wskutek trzesienia zie-
mi.
NJ. Kuchan ME dalej, jak IA
miesiecy temu, DO W czasie cd
II do 24go listopada 1898, 70
sta}o zrujnowane przez szereg
wstrzasnie6. Obliczano wtedy
liczbe os6b, kt6re utracily zycie
wskutek katastrofy, ma 10000.
Ami jeden dom ME pozosta} W
mie scie calym. Wszystko 20
stalo obr6cone W grnzy.
Od tego czasu miasto zostalo
odbudowane, gdy OTTO W osta-
tni czwartek nastspila nova
katastrofa.
Nowo wzniesione budynki
,n6u 1ooIU W Uruzv. SZkOdv
So ogromne. Po pierwszem
gwaltownem trzesieniu we
czwartek przez nastepne diva
dni ponawialy sic dalsze wstrza
snienia, uzupelniajsc dzie}o
zniszczenia.
Trzesienie ziemi da1o ietak'
ze odczuc W sasiedniem Me.
shed.
w Kuchan wiele os6b Ultra
clio zycie. Szczeg6}owego wy
kazu zabitych brak, ale, o lie
W przyblizeniu ssdziG mona,
jest ich zapewne kilkuset.
Miedzy innemi runa} gmach
}azni, W ktorym znajdowa}o
sic W chwili wypadku przesz8o
100 kspiacych sic kobiet.
Wszystkie, co do jednej, costa
}y zmiazdzone. Zadna ME zdo.
}ala sic uratowac.
W miescie i okolicy panuje
smiertelne przerazenie.
Pozosta}a przy zyciu ludnos6
obozuje ma polach. Dotkiiwe
zimno zwieksza cierplenia.
Brak odziezy i poscieli. Niema
co jesG, a w}adze rzsdowe ME
czynia prawie mic, azeby cara,
dzic z1emu.
M. Kuchan ley u stop CORY
Shah Johan. Przed listopado-
wem trzesieniem 1898 r. liczy-
10 do 10000 mieszka6c6w; o.
becnie liczba ich ME wynosila
wiecej, jak 8 do 10 tysiecy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
N0We ministeryum W Paryzu.

PAEYz, 20 stycznia. - DIS
i Wczoraj p. Bourgeois, z pole
cenia nowo obranego prezy.
denta, pracowal mad zloaeniem
nowego ministeryum. Zdaje
sic, re rezultat jest zadawalnia-
jacy. Do gabinetu wejda: Ha-
notaux, Barthau, Peytral i Ca.
vaignac. NajWieksza trudnosc
przedstawia}o obsadzenie mi
nisteryum skarbu. Ostatecznie,
po przedyskuto waniu progra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
Napad ma szpiega Dreyfussa.

PARYz, 2Ogo stycznia. -
z Roszelli donosza: Albert
Dreyfuss, zdegradowany kapi-
tan artyleryi francuzkiej, szpieg
niemiecki, przybyl tn dis pod
straaa, W drodze do wyspy Re
ma zachodniem wy brzezu Fran
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21

mu fnansowego z p. Bourgeois,
zgodzil sic objsc to teke p.
Poincarre. w ten spos6b pre-.
silenie ministeryalne MONA u
wazac "a skohczone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21

natycnmlasG Wysta1 oKr9C Wo'
jenny PHILADELPHIA, kt6ry
powiezie admirala Beardslee
do Hawaii. W przeciagu "a
godzin Philadelphia przygotu.
ie sic do podr6zy.
Nieszczescie ma rzece Ohie.
HAwEsvILLE, KY, 20 stycz.
Wielki parostatek State of
Missouri, odbywajscy podr6ze
pomisdzy Cincinnati a New
Orleans, zatona} W rzece Ohio
wczoraj wieczorem godzinie
6, Sc mil cd tego miasta u
Walt Greek, i 40 os6b utonelo.
Parostatek ten, nalezacy do
Cincinnati and Memphis Pa.
cket Co., a wybudowany ko.
sztem 100000, wyjecha} byl z
Louisville, KY, W sobots rano
o godzinie lO, wiozac % po-
dr6znych do Orleans i 55 os6b
do zalogi nalezacych. W miej-
scu wymienionem, zawsze ME
5ezpiecznem, statek niezdola1
uniknsc ska}y, o kt6ra ude.
rzywszy, natychmiast zacza1
tonac. Straszne sceny rozgry.
wa}y sic ma statku, gdy wszy.
soy rzucili sic do 5odzi ratun
kowych. Pierwsza l6dz zapel-
Mona zatonefa. w druglej
}odce byly cztery kobiety i te,
jak sic zdaje uratowa1y sig.
Nastapi}o drugie uderzenie o
skaie, parost4tek wtedy lite
ralnie rozbi1 sic W kawa}ki:
niekt6rzy zdo}ali dostac sic ia
szczatkach do sitowia i tam
farmerzy pomogli i'm wydostac
sic na lad. Ale zginslo wielu,
a miedzy mimi nastepuiacy:
Bush z Barrowsport, Ark;
Burns Pittsburgh, Pa; Bear.
field z Arkansas, dw6ch po-
dr6znych flames" IL Williams"
z Arkansas, 80 Negr6w z "a
1ogi, niewiadomego nazwiska i
dW6ch chlopc6w akrstoWych.
Zaburzenia W BrOOklynie.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, 20 stycz.
Wczorajszy i dzisiejszy dzie6
byly W miescie TEN dniami gro.
znych zaburze1 strajker6w.
Wczoraj ma prosbs burmistra
Scherena gubernator przys}a}
5000 milicyi, a dzisiaj made.
s1a1 jeszcze o 5000 WleceJ, W
miescie panuje formalny stan
wojenny. Pomimo tego zabu.
rzenia byly W r6znych stronach
przez caly dzie1, obliczaja,
1e oko}o 10000, os6b przyja-
ci6l strajker6w, zaburzenia te
wywo1uie. W wielu miejsco-
wosciach poprzecinano druty,
powyrywano szyby; przebija
no wagony; nawet i krew sic
polala W kilku miejscowo-
sciach, chociaz, jak sic zdaje,
Mkt ME zosta1 ciezej raniony
lub skaleczony. Burmistrz wy
dal proklamacya, nawo1ujaca
do uspokojenia sic, ale skutku
widocznego ia proklamacya
ME wywolala, a ze ME ma ma
dziei, by wkr6tce nastapi}o po.
rozumienie miedzy kompania,
a strajkierami, przeto miastu
groza dalsze nieszczescia.
DziWna smierc miIiOnera.
PARIS, KY. 20 stycz. W mie;
scie tenn dis popoludniu umarl
W pewnym podrzednym domu
go5cinnym 10 letni B. L. Will
liams. By} on malo znany, u
mari ma zapalenie p1uci odziez
jego by}a nader ubogs. Po je-
60 smierci przeszukano jego o:
dzienie, azeby o lie moznosci
60 identyfkowac i przekonano
sic, re jest on bardzo bogatym,
z pewnoscia milionerem i po-
siada znaczne ..grunta W Au-
stralii, kt6re niedewno odzie:
dziczy}. - Pred kilku dniami
Williams W Winchester chcia1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21

czy zuajomego Williamsa. Do
tego zatalegrafoWano z prosba
o instrukcye co do zarzadzenia
pogrzebu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21

Rozb6i pred stacya policyjna.
Wprost pred oknami stacyi
policyjnej przy Harrison ul.,
W obrsbie oswietlonym swia-
item, przedzierajscem sic przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21

byl tam tez minister Herbert.
Gresham zazada1, aby Herbert
natychmiast wysla} okret wo.
jenny Philadelphia, kt6ry
powiezie admirala Beardslee
do Hawaii. W przeciagu "a
godzin Philadelphia przygotu.
ie sic do podr6zy.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-12-13

Il is understood that the Vir-
GINA City Band gave q dance
last evening.
The finest line Of wall papers
ever exhibited on the Mesaba
range is now in stock at the Chi
.cago Cash Dly Goods Store.
All latest designs and patterns,
at prices which sell. Do not
purchase ANYTHING in this line
before inspec ing our stock.
r. J. O. Shadbolt, Prop.
The masque ball at Crockett's
Opera House on Saturday even.
ing last, is reported as being
somewhat shy on crowd and
monetary results.
Buttercuts, 10 cents per pound
at Potvin Bros
The advertising columns of
The Enterprise show the appre-
citation of the local business men.
Florida oranges, California
grapes, Tokays, Delawares,
bananas and all uits at Potvin
Bros
Finest crockery and glassware
display on the range at Jackson
& Go. S.
Go to The Fair Store for c..
Gotzain & Co. S shoes. Best in
the world. M. H. Martin, Prop
If you are a buyer, read The
Enterprise for bargains. If a
seller, advertise your bargains
in our columns if you would OBJ.
tain the bestresults for the mon
ley.
Virginia Furniture Co. for
furniture of all kinds.
Heating and cook stoves al
Prescott & Mars Co.
! WANTED.-An elderly lady tt
care for three children, for gooo
home and small compensation.
Apply at this Office.
/ Come and see the new paten
chimney. Ten years guarantee
iSafest for walls and fire. Made
from galvanized iron. At tin anc
:, plumbing shop, Virginia.
i Make your wife happy by pre-
senting her with one of those
fine willow rockers to be had O.
the Virginia Furniture Co.
1 j. A. Scott can now supply
you with birch or soft wood O,
short notice.
Fire company ball on New
Years eve, December 31st.
/ A fine line of pocket knives
and scissors at d bargain at the
Fair Store. Nj. H. Martin, Prop
Blankets of every description
and price at Jackson & Co.'s.
Jackson & Co. handle the bes
teas and coffees in the city.
Mackinaws. rubbers,, German
sox, at Jackson & Co.'S,
Easy chairs, lounges, cente:
: tables. easels, pictures--eyery
thing to make home beautiful a
the Virginia Furniture Co., a
lower than Duluth prices.
Building paper and hardware
a complete supply. at Prescott s
| Mars Co.
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Duluth, South e...cre and Atlant,e
Raj "ay.
Direct Line East.

wagner Buffet Sleeping Cars Between Duluth
and Sault Ste Marie.
General Steamship Agency for All First las
Lines to Europe.
Tickets via 500 PACIFIC LINE to we,t.-,
Points Pacific Coast and California
T. H. LARKE,
Cont Agent, 4sx Spsulding House Block
Duluth. MINI,
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Thursday noon of each week. If convenient,
as it saves time and trouble for both parties.
General Notes and Comments.
If it happens in Virginia you
will find it in The Enterprise.
l. I. K. Kerr, of the Moon & Kerr
Lumber company. came up yes
terday to look after interests in
this vicinity.
! A complete stock of ready
mixed house and floor paints,
all colors, at Prescott & Mars
Co.
More snow would be accept.
able to the lumbermen, who are
now ready to begin making roads
and hauling.
The Virginia Furniture Co.
carries the only stock north OF
Duluth. Their line is complete
in every particular and prices
are down to hard-pan.
There are rumors afoat that
another dock will soon be con.
structed on Allouez bay by the
Duluth & Winnipeg Railway Co.
It is the same dock which was
talked of a year ago and will be
used. when constructed, fol
merchandise, lumber and coal.
It will be equally as large as the
Omaha dock, which is now CON-
pleted. The .plans and specifi
cations have been drawn and
several local contractors have
submitted bids.-News,T Tribune
The Enterprise does the hes,
work, uses the best stock and
gives the best satisfaction in jot
printing of any Office in Virginia
| Albums and musical instru.
ments at tee Virginia Drug Store
E: H. Chittenden, Prop.
Old Santa, the coming man, is
billed for Virginia on December
25th. His supply of presents
will not fall shy, Judging fro n
the plethoric condition of our
stores
Frank LaBrosse was over from
Biwabik on Saturday evening.
last, playing for the Hotel Svea
dance.
Fancy goods for Holiday gifts
call on Mrs. M. Delfeld's who is
showing. an elegant array of
handkerchiefs, doilies, spreads,
dolls, etc., etc,
William Montgomery has OPP
ened boot black stand in the
Hotel Virginia. where he will in
future attend to the wants of
customers.
Pure apple cider. right from
the farm, on tap at S. A. Reid s
Restaurant, in the Durkee build
ing.
! Toys of all kinds at Potvin
Bros Finest assortment in the
city at lowest prices.
Miss Mae Schipley came in
from Eveleth Saturday and
spent Sunday with her parents
here.
The Peoples Store sells heavy
twilled, fleece lined wrappers.
trimmed with mohair braid,
vatican back, perfect fitting, at
1925.
Frank Jutrash returned to
Hibbing Tuesday, where he has
plenty of jobbing in the plumb
ing business.
The finest lineof celluloid nov.
elites ever exhibited in the city,
for the Holiday trade, at E. H.
Chlttenden's.
G. G. Miller, representing the
Duluth Paper Co., was IN the
city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Three thousand Christmas
candles at 10 cents per box, at
Potvin Bros at"
The Enterprise is in receipt of
copies of .,the Eveleth Star for
two weeks last past, and is pleas
ed to note that it's effulgent rays
do not grow dim by age.
Mems all wool underwear, 75c.
at the Peoples Store. ~. .:
The Duluth & Iron Range will
connect it's Duluth and Two Har
bors Offices by telephone. Il
NUTS, NUTS, nuts, of all
kinds, at Potvin Bros
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The Misses Herman, Wilmot,
Ahearn and Gill, Of Virginia,
took hasty view Of Hibbing
between trains on Saturday Mr..
S, II. Higgins acted as escort
and entertainer for them while
here. Hibbing News:
The Peoples Store has just
received a nice line Of shoes,
which they sell at bedrock prices
Rev. Matt Belban will occupy
the pulpit at the Catholic church
in this city Sunday next, both
morning and evening.
Chocolate and French creams,
in bon-bon boxes for the Holiday
trade, at lowest prices, at Pot.
vim Bros r -
Steve Richard departed for
Ironwood Monday, having re-
ceived a kilograms bearing tie
sad news of the death of his
brother Sam, there. Steve will
not return here again Until the
spring months.
Jewelry. silverware and no.
tons, a complete line for the
Holiday trade, at the Virginia
Drug Store.
E. H. Chittendel, Prop.
E: B. Hawkins was a Duluth
visitor on Monday and Tuesday.
One hundred and seventy-fve
pounds of mixed candy, finest
made, at Potvin Bros s$
Several of our young ladies
were wrought to a pitch of ex-
element over the prospects Of
enjoying the somewhat Costi-ve
and exhilarating pleasure of a
sleigh ride on Monday evening
But as the prospective sleigh
with it's quota of manly enamor.
atos failed to appear, the sweet
girls took their pleasure out in
waiting.
Everything in ;he line of clio
thing and dry goods at bedrock
prices at the Peoples Store.
According to a leading editor
ial in Mondays News Tribune
"Gov. Clough deserves nothing
but commentator for the stan6
taken" in the Hayward matter
And pray, why should the GOV
errors conduct in this matter be
the subject of either commenda
ton or condemnation? His duty
was plain, and conscience fur.
nishes all necessary compliment
for duty rightly done.
Toilet sets, shaving sets
manicure sets, mirrors, choice
perfumes and everything in the
line of elegant and useful articles
for Holiday gifts, at the Virginia
Drug Store, at the lowest LIVING
prices. E. H. Chittenden, Prop
M. E: Levy, of the New Cheal
Store, took in Biwabik on Tues
day. 81
Mems wooden socks 15c at thu
Peoples Store.
A. G. Kingston, of the Yir
ginia Cash store, came down
from Tower on Wednesday
looking after business interests
in this city.
An elegant line of pocket
knives and fine cutlery just open.
ed by Prescott & Mars Co.
G.. G. Helmuth left on Wednes
day for a visit with St. Paul and
Saltwater friends.
Mixed candy by the pail al
wholesale prices. Potvin Bros.
Fred M. Prescottis in the city
today visiting with his brother,
Loren L.
Wrappers of all descriptions
at the Peoples Store. Flannel
wrappers, eiderdown wrappers,
cashmere wrappers, hannelette
wrappers. calico wrappers, from
75c up.
r. T. Lawrence, of Ely, was
in the city over Sunday.
A ten cent coupon, for pur.
chase of silverware, given with
every dollar of cash sales at
Jackson & Co.'S.
Mrs. Hamilton, of the Ire.
mont Hotel, left Tuesday for an
extended visit with Wisconsin
friends. .>@1<
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-12-13
Official Paper, City Of Virginia.

Special Notice.
Persons Wishing news item. change Of
lad" or anything in the line OF locals. in
serted, Will please have same in our Office by
Thursday noon of each week. if convenient,
as it saves time and trouble for both parties.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-06-28
ASTRONOMICAL.
The New MOon-What Happens Every
Eighteen Years.

The New MOOn-What Happens Every
Eighteen Years.
The new moon which occurred Sat
urday, June %, had some points of un-
usual interest.
The new moon occurred at the highest
OF northernmost point of the ecliptic
where it approaches to 661s degrees of
the north pole of the heavens, just in
side the western edge of the sign Can
Ger, or constellation Gemini. The moon
also happens to be at the summit of its
upper or northern node, five degrees
north of the ecliptic, or only 61is de-
grees south of the pole of the heavens
represented by the north star. Could
it be seen on the night of this change
the weather wizards would predict
cold spell, and they would say they
had never seen the moon SO far north
Quite likely the oldest inhabitant never
has, by reason of inattention, or cloud
mess; but every Is years it can be seen
there if watched for closely. 1t passes
this part of the ecliptic each month.
but only once in is years will it pass
while at its extreme northern node,
making a difference of 10 degrees; and
meantime at intermediate stages of de-
clination.
AS the moon passes the sun l. times
ard a fraction each year, it results
that long intervals elapse before it will
pass in precisely or approximately the
same place, but in about Is years a
cycle is so nearly completed that prac-
tically (visuallyl a repetition of its
events and phases occur.
This moon beginning at the highest
point Of the ecliptic will necessarily
full at the lowest, 1885, degrees south
of the north star, to which may be
added five degrees more because it will
full when in its southern node. At full
it will be 81 degrees further south than
at new. From horizon to zenith is so
degrees. This sOuthing viii be mott
cably swift from night to night. at
full, Saturday, July 6, it will be as far
south as it ever gets. Then the oldest
inhabitant viii be justified in saying he
never saw it further south; and accord
ing to rule he may predict as hot a
spell of weather as his conscience
hardened by age viii permit. It fuils
in the constellation Sagittarius, sign
Capricorn.
The first quarter thalf full viii occur
Saturday, June %, in the lower shout
der Of Virgo tR. A., 12h, 24mg at the
Sept. y place of the sun, where the
ecliptie trending southwark crosses
the equator, or equinox.
As irregular as the moon appears to
be, it is regular il its irregularity. It's
phases, positions and movements are
computable for remote periods past
and future.
The common almanac in aspects of
the Planets" gives the daily position of
the moon in the consultations of the
Zodiac. Also its nodes. The nautical
almanac gives hourly positions.-R. ".
Musser. in Asheville N. c. Citizen.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-06-28

Farmer Stivers, a Kentucky gentle
man, has brought suit against Miss
Katherine West, a schoolteacher, for
breach of promise. A suit of this kind,
wherein the plaintiff is of the male
persuasion, is a rare thing, but this
one will be still rarer on account of the
judge having decided that the jury
shall be composed of women. The jury
should not allow ''intuition" to sway
their judgment or overlook the fact
that a precedent will be established by
their decision that will have much to
do with future feminine amusement.
Women seldom look upon a promise to
wed a man as a pledge which they can
not at any moment, prior to the cere-
mony, sever, and it would be safe bet
ting to wager that Mr.. Stivers will get
nothing better than the assessment of
the costs.
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graphical extent and their injurious
effects on yegation. A generous growth
Of hardy timber appears to be the only
material suggestion in this connection.
If every farmer would hedge his farm
and plant tracts of such hardy and
long-hved trees as have been found to
succeed in similar climates, the injury
resulting to crops from these winds
might possibly be appreoiably de-
creased. Over much of the territory
affected by these winds there is at
present a scattering growth of timber
and this should be carefully protected
and extended.