davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-22

Saturday all day and evening,49c.
With every pair OF Corsets a
bottle of White Clover Cream.
Notion Department.
A limited quantity of Cuticura
Soap on sale Saturday morning,
and while it lasts, not more than
two pieces to a customer, SC a
cake.
5 gross double handle Curling
Irons worth 10c each, nicely fin
ished, Saturday all day and even
ing &c each.
10 dozen fancy silk Arm Bands,
gilC buckle, regular price 25c; Sat-
urday all day and evening 16c.
Silk Belts, with black buck
les, 10c and II 1-2c.
An elegant assortment at 25c
and SOC.
l gross Folding Fans on sale
Saturday all day and evening, &c.
Parasols.
The greatest bargain of the
year-A small lot of 80 all elk
Parasols, with ruffies and best
natural wood handles, navy,
brown, black, white and garnet,
plain aud moire silk, the jobber's
price was $1.50, $1.S7 and $2.12,
the retail price 81, $3.50 and 1919;
come early and get one at $1.29.
Shoe Dept.
We have another big drive in
Ladies' Oxford Ties
FOR SATURDAY, all
day and evening.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
5oetni JUBILEUsZ KAPKANSKI EMlNENCYI KARDYNAkA
MTECZYsKAWA HR HALKI LED0CHOWsKIEGO.

aby przylozyl reki do zgerma'
nizowania mas przez Kosclof,
wyrzek1;; "Non possumus" u
ze to sta1ose p1zypieczstowa8
dwuletniem wiezieniem.
Owe u}any pruskie,. eskor'
tujsce W ostroWie pow6z ksis'
dza kardyna1a dworca DO
sadu i wiezienia - 6w place
dyecezyan, owe cierpienia du'
sly i ciaia, jake .dostojnik!
nasz przebolal W samotnoscl,
owe lzy przez niego wylane,
kt6rych swiadkowie dotsd ~
ia misdzy nami - wszystko
to stale nam W aywei pamiecl
iako dow6d mscze6stwa ME
tylko "a Ware sw., ale takze
"a Ojczyzne.
1 dla tego ME wystarcza,
ably tylko stan duchowny pa
mietal o bylym zwierzchniku
sWoim.n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13

Polakom wszystkich dzielnic i
obu p63kul, czczony w Rzymie
i IA ca}ym swiecie.
Jedno z powaznych pism
kraiowych pisze:
,,Nalezy nam zawsze o tenn
pamietat, re ks. kardynal LIE.
d6chowski jest ME tylko mai.
pierwszym po Ojcu sw. Ko-
gcio}a Chrystusowego podpors
i osaoba-lecz Be dla Polak6w
pod zaborem pruskim jest on
by}ym Prymaseh, Ojcem dye
cezyi wielkopolskich, meczen
nikiem "a spraws koscielns i
narodow9.
Nalezy nam pamistat o tenn,
ze ks Ksrdynai Led6cbowski,
gdy illegal, bo uledz musis4
naciskowi, jaki wywsri ma
niego Rad pruski, to jednak z
chWils, gdy zadano od nlego,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
Chicago, Is lipca 1895.

Dzis uplywa lat so cd chwi;
il, gdy obecny ks. kardyna1
Led6chovski, na6wczas mio-
dzieniec 22letni, otrzyma1 sWls'
cenia kapla6skie.
Ola Polski dzie6 to uroczy'
sty; W Rzymie tysiaczne skia-
daja jubilatOwi hoady i objaWy
czci.
l my Polacy W Ameryce,
swieccy i duchowie6stwo, ,z}ozyc
winnismy Geese najwyzsza ma
szemu bezposredniemu zWierz-
chnikowi duchownemu, mezo.
wi wielkiej potsgi umys3oWej !
SHY charakteru, kap4anoWl
peinemu cn6t, patryocie me,
czenrikowi.
Ur, dzony W jednej z dziel'
mic Polski, odegra1 wybitns
role W drugiej, a drogim jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
"EmasnencNo:

Csoyemy sag a0telce ssczeslsaoy-
me, IL 10 dnsu uroczystyma stotego
jubS7euszu kap5adsksego Wassei
Eminencys, nsy POlacy katolicy ma
d'ugig p0tkuts, maoaemy a5osyt d.
svntejszemu Prymaso1oi Polsks
hotd nygfe6ssg csci, synoecsksego
przyacaqzanaa S'ngi iserdecsnsejsae
qcdaiecanosci;. Sktadamy u stop
Waszg EminencyingserdecSnSg
sse nasze ayc2enia Spoacinszoa0a-
nia. PodcSas uroczystg Mszy $40.
10 dniu jubileusau bagac 6edaienay
Najacyas2ego, aby 10 jqk aydtuS-
sze lata acspaerat ochraniat Wa
saq EmSnencys has checa1e RoScio-
la seo. 4 ma chlube Narodu Pol
sksego.
.PARAEE POLSKZE "
CHICAGO: Sw. StaniSfaya 10.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
WyhOry W Anglii rOzpOczete.

Londym, 1890 lipca. - Dzis fax
tycznie rozpoczefy sic wybory ogol-
ne W Wielkobrytanii. Przesz}o Seciu
kandydat6w W obwodach, gdzie
ME by}o opozycyi. W liczbie ich
znajduje sig: aotu konserwatywnych
i unionist6w, Sch liberai6w i Sch
Parnellist6w. w liczbie wybra-
nych czlonk6w So: Goshen, u
niouista, obwodu St. George "
Londynie; Sir Ellis Ashmead- Bar.
tIett, konserwatysta W Sheffield;
John Heniker Heaton, progresywny
konserwatysta Canterbury; A ].
Mundella, Liberal Sheffield i inni.
W najwiekszej liczbie obwod6w
wybory odbeda sic W sobote.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
Nowe mianowania
W Archidyecezyi Chica'
gOSkiei.

Wczoraj kanclerz archidye.
cezyi, Prev. ks. Muldoon,
oglosil nowe mianowania po.
czynione W czasie rekolekcyi
proboszcz6w, kt6re W osta.
tnich dniach odbyly sic W kol.
legium st. Viateur's W Kan.
kakee, a wczoraj sic zakof-
czy}y.
Ma konferencyi W Kanka.
kee eezreorganizowano Rade dye.
cezalna i ulozono plany .celem
zakreslenia granic parafij.
Specyalna komisya, kt6ra 20.
stala zamianowana W tym ce-
lu, zajmie sic ia ostatnia spra-
wa.
Szesciu czlonk6w Rady dye.
cezalnej zostalo zamianowa-
nych. Sa mimi:
KS. M. J. Fitzsimmons, pro.
boszcz KatedrY.
KS. Hugh Nc CURE, prob.
kosc. sw. Jak6Ea.
KS. Thomas Burke, prob.
kosc. st. Columbkill's.
Ks. Peter Fischer, prob.
kosc. 6w. Antoniego.
KS. J. Molitor, prob. kosc.
sw. Wacfawa (czeskiego).
Ks. +. Lomge, prob. kosc.
sw. Jozafata (polskiego).
Komisya zamianowana ce-
lem ulozenia i ustanowienia
granic parafij zostala podzielo.
na ma try klasy: angielsks,
niemiecka i polsko- -czeska.
Do polsko. czeskiei klasy
weszli, jako czlonkowie komi-
syi:
Ks. Stan. Noa0roo6i, prob.
kosc. NaisW. Maryi Fanny cd
Nieust. Pom.
Ks. Jan Radsiejeaoski,
prob. kosc. sw. Woiciecha,
Ks. F. Bobal, prob. kosc.
6w. Jana Nepomucena.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
zagranicEne
2 wyspy kuby.

Key West, Fla, 10 lipca. = ze
4r6d}a powstahczego nadchodzi via
domosd o paru nowych zwycieztwach
mad Hiszpanami.
W poblizu Manzanillo W ponie-
dzialek miala miejsce krwawa walka
pomiedzy oddzia}em wojska rzado'
wego pod dow6dztwem majora San
chez a 200 powstahcami. Pomimo
przewagi liczebnej Hiszpan6w, 20
stall oni pobici, Powstahcy wzieli
W niewole so zo}niezzy.
lima bitwa, stoczona przez Anna.
dora Guerra pod Bocres, zakohczy{a
sie kompletnem zniesieniem oddzia.
Ia hiszpahskiego. Tylko dwaj Office
rowie 6ciu zofnierzy hiszpanskich
zdo}alo uciec. Ia to powstahcy po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
Gdzie | q k0g0 kup0Wac?

w }amach naszego pisma niejed-
nokrotnie zwracallsmy uwage ma
szyca rodak6w, aaeby "a swoje pie
niadze zadali polskiej obS}ugi, da.
my moznosG uczciwej piracy naszym
braciom. Ola czego niejedna Po-
lex, s}abo znajaca jezyk angielski,
"a swoje pieniedzs ma sig krepowac
rozmawiae swym wlasnym jezykiem
i czestokroc ME mogac sic dobrze
porozumiec, kupuje przedmiot ME
zupe}nie do jej gustu przypadajacy,
kiedyby mogla sig zapyta6, czy ME
moze dostac W lepszym gatunku to
samo "a swoie pieniadze.
Ot6z widzimy, ze Amerykanie
poznali sic ma tenn, re bardzo wiele
8 naszych rodaczek niechstnie ucze.
SEGA do ich handli dla tego coraz
to wieeej Polak6w znajduje kawasek
chleba W handlach, co mas bardzo
cieszy dla tego popierajmy tylko
takie handle, " ktorych pracuja Po-
lacy. 80,
Jednym najwiekszych sklad6w
ma Milwaukee ave., W ktorym pra.
cuie dostateczna ilosc Polakow, jest
sklad frmy ,Moeller Bros Co." pm.
s2s-ss2. Jest to piekny 4pietrowy
gmach ma Sch lotach, oswietlony 1877
elektrycznemi swiat}ami, winda M
pietra; ogromny zapas rozmaitych
towar6w. Ceny najprzystepniejszs
mona dostac wszystko, co duszs
zazada. Do usiug polskiej publicz-
nosci opr6cz klerk6w mezczyzn Po.
lak6w PIP. Leszczynskiego, Bergma.
ma, Kohna, So panpy R0za Roda l
Franciszka Pafczynska.
Czyz ME przyjemniej przyjSc do
tego sk}adu, gdzie tylu Polak6w
pracuje gdzie MONA dostac wszyst-
ko tanio dobrze, ,niz gdzieindziej?-
Popierajmy tylko takie handle, jak
powyzszej firmy, udowodnimy, y
umiemy oceniac tych, ktorzy z nami
sympatyzuja.
z. SIX.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
Peru-a Bolivia.

Lima, Peru, 10 lipca.-Dzis wy.
slana ztad zosta}a odpowiedz rzado-
wi bolivijskiemuna ma jego ultimatum.
Odmawia ona wszelkiej satysfakcyi
i nazywa zsdania Bolivii nieuzasad-
nionemi. Podobno pose} bolivijski
ma jutro zawiadomic Rad tutejszy
swym wyjezdzie. W miescie panu.
je niepok6j; t}umy ludu kraza po
ulicach. Gen. Pierola PREF. Can
damo przemawiali do ludu uspoka.
jajaco, twierdzac, re bezposredniego
niebezpieczehstwa wojny niema.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
Ze Stockholm.

Stockholm, szwecya, 10 lipca. -
Ces. Wilhelm bawi tu ciagle jeszcze.
Zamieszkuje ma pok}adzie swego
yachtu ,Hohenzollernn, ale robi
czeste wycieczki ma lad. Kr6l oskar
podejmujego bardzo goscinnie. Krol
dzis odwiedzi} cesarza ma iego yach-
cie-i pozostas u niego ma sniadaniu.
Przyby}y do portu tutejszego okret
woienny amerykahski ,,Marblehead",
- przeieadzajacego kr6la oskara
powital salwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
z wyspy FOrmozy.

Yokohama, Japonia, 10 lpca. -
Wojsko japohskie zwolna, ale bez
ustanku wypiera zbuntowanych
zolnierzy chihskich i t. z. nCzarne
Flagi" ze wszystkich pozycyj ma
wyspie Formozie. w walkach tego
powodu staczanych Japohczycy So
ciagle zwyciezcy. We srode pod
Hainchu wielka liczba nCzarnych
Flag" napadfa ma oddziat japohski,
ale po kr6tkiej walce napastnicy 20.
stall odparci. Dwustu ich liczby
pablo ma placu boju. w miejsco.
wosciach zajetych przez Japohczy.
k6w panuje spok6j.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
Spor brazylijsko -francuzki

Rio de Janeiro, Brazylia, 12go
lipca. = Wiele niepokoju sprawia
tutaj sp6r Brazylii Francya o po.
graniczne z francuzks Guyana tory.
toryum Amalpa, kt6re ostatnio zajeli
Francuzi. Czynione So starania, aze-
by sprawe te za}atwic przy pomocy
sadu polubownego. Brazylia zgadzs
sic, azeby sedzia by} kt6rykolwiek z
mouarch6w europeiskich, byle ME
car Rosyi. Prawdopodobnie obrana
zostanie "a ssdziego kr6lowa Wikto.
rya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
Pojedynki W Paryzu.

PdryS, 12go lipca. - Dzis odby.
}y sic tu diva pojedynki. Walka de-
putowanych Denoix Richarda,
kt6ra zapowiadano, jako bardzo
krwaws zakonczy}a sic niczem.
Wystrzelono pare razy zpistolet6v.
ME raniac sic wzajemnie. Inaczej
sic zakohczy} dis odbyty pojedynek
ma szpady, odbyty przez dw6ch rad
COW miejskich Bassetta Archains,
rowniezz powodu zajsc ma posiedze-
niu. Bossett edni6sS ciezka rane v
reke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13

niesli ciezka strate: dowodca ichs
Guerra, zostaf zabity. Pad} on jedy.
ny re strony powstahczej.
Feldm. Martinez Campos wydai
rozporzadzenie, il kazdy powstaniec,
kt6rego pochwyca rzadowi, ma by6
natychmiast rozstrzelany.
W obwodzie San Carlos ludnos6
miejscowa postanowisa zebra6 ma
poparcie powstania $500, 900. Ofiary
plyna bardzo obfcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13

DIS rano W kosciele sw.
Stanislawa K. W Chicago od-
by}o sic uroczyste nabozehstwo
ma intencye jubilata Jim. Ks.
kardynala Led6chowskiego.
Odprawil je W obec licznie
zebranych wiernych Wiel. ks.
J6zef Barzy6ski.
Jutro, W niedziels, odpra-
wione beds r6wniez modly ma
Geese jubilata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
viii opor, zb6je wszystkich wymor-

viii opor, zb6je wszystkich wymor-
dowali.
W}asciciel skiadu jego szwagier
zostali zabici ma miejscu uderzenia-
mi noza. iona w}asciciela i trzy
dorosle corki odniosfy rany, cd kto-
rych wkr6tce zmariy.
Przedtem zb6je znecali sic strasz'
ME mad kobietami.
Murzyni po spe'nieniu zbrodni,
zrabowali sklad uciekli.
Ludnosc okoliczna jest strasznie
wzburzona tym wypadkiem. Mez-
czyzni, uzbroiwszy sic, puscili sic W
pogoh "a zfoczyhcami, ale dotad ME
trafili ma ich slad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13

W mysl tych slow i my, W
imieniu Polak6w ameryka1
skich, poczuwamy sic do obo'
wiazku zlozenia najwyaszego
ho}du jubilatowi.
Niechaj W diugie jeszcze la
ia bedzie chlubs ludu naszego
i chlubs Kosciolal Niechaj W
zdrowiu i spokoju, a posr6d
piracy dla dobra wiernych i
braci swoich, doczeka sic dya.
mentowego jubileuszu kap4ah-
skiego!. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
Muzeum W RappersWyIu.

Dgrekcya Muzeum nsrodowego
polskiego W Rapperswylu zwoluje
ajazd Rady muzealnei ma dni cd IL
do II sierpnia br. Porzsdek dzienny
zwyczajny dodatkiem wyhor6w dy.
rektora, prezesa, wioeprszsg6w kon.
trolsra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13

q powodu so letniego jubi.
leuszu kap}a6stwa Najdostoj.
nieiszego Kardynala i Prefek.
ia Kongregacyi sw. Propagan-
dy Mieczyslawa Hr. Halki LIE.
d6chowskiego wyslanY zosta}
Chicago pod adresem czcigo
dnego Jubilata nastepujscy
telegram:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
Straszna zbrOdnia ma Wyspie
Kubie.

.Havana, Kuba, 12go lipca. =
Straszna zbrodnia spe}niona zostala
W miejscowosci Guanaiayobo.
Czterech nieznanych Murzyn6w
przybyso do wiejskiego sk}adu arty.
kusow spozywczych Ii rozpoczeSo
fabunek.
Gdy w,abciel sksadu z rodzina sta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13

procent poayczamy pieniadze ma budowe. Poeis-
dioSci tyiko Chicago spiacamypotyczkio cd To.
warzystw du2a oszczednoec. Hipoteh Smortgs-
ges) ma sprzedaz. Zgiosie sie obiscie aibo hsts.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13
Zkad to pochodsi.

iona: Ale moi mezu, ty iuz do
stajesz }ysine. Zkad to pochodzi, il
mezczyznom rychlej w}osy wypada-
ia, jak kobietom?
Mqs: Bo dla was musza sic c1t'
sto skrobac po glowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13

stks, $40. JadaoSgi, $40. Jana Ia ~
teqo 4 $40. Jacka".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-13

Radca poselstwa austryackiegs
przy Stolicy apostolskiej W Rzylois
zostai mianowany hr. Leopold Ko-
sisbrodzki.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-09
RELAXATION.

In commenting upon the death of secre-
tary Gresham, whom he declared to be a
victim OF overwork, Chauncey Depew said
TO New York interviewer:
Il have learned from observation that
three things surely happen to a man who
works steadily without relaxation. In the
first place, he becomes nervous, irritable
and hard to get along with. In the second
place, the grade of his work falls of and he
is liable to err in his judgment. In the
third place. he dies suddenly. It is an in
controvertible law of nature"
The American people constitute the only
large community in the world upon whose
attention it is necessary to urge the truth
Of Mr.. Depew's statement. Other peoples
are, perhaps, more inclined to underworld
than to overwork. In all European coun-
tries holidays abound and holiday pleas
ures are common. The people of Asia and
South America take life leisurely at all
times. We only among the inhabitants of
the earth seem to regard man as machine
to be worked at high pressure until worn
out, instead of 4 creature endowed with
faculties of happiness, and having not only
the duty of labor, but the right to enjoy
the fruits of labor.
1t is easy to understand why this is so.
In the United States the rewards of indus
try are so great that only those who are
utterly lazy and unambitious can resist the
temptation to work for them necessarily
Our annals are crowded with the names of
distinguished men who broke down from
overwork, and in the ranks of the undis-
tinguished workers OF the country the pro-
portion of victims to the same overzealous
| industry and ceaseless toll is equally large.
These men in their eagerness to obtain the
rewards of labor have lost the best of it.
They have failed in the very midst of their
| apparent successes, and died when they
should have been in their prime.
| It is because so many Americans have
made this mistake in life that Mr.. Depew's
words are so worthy of general attention.
| 1t will be noted that even if we concede
work to be the chief end of life, there is
! still An argument in favor Of relaxation.
An occasional holiday restores the normal
temper of the mind, and saves man from
nervous irritation. It refreshes the brain
and body, and endows both with greater
capacity for work. Finally it lengthens
| life and makes up in added years of health
| full vigor far more time for good work than
it takes away.
The season is pertinent to considerations
of this kind. Every influence of nature
| from mountain, woodland and sea invites
men to enjoy the recreation she has pro-
| vided for them, and every fiber of mans
nature, except his will, responds to the in
vitation. 1t is time for us to surrender the
will also to these influences. Since life has
been given to Us in a world full of beauty
and sweetness, it is wisdom to make the
most of it and enjoy all we can.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-09
PERSONAL.

j. 4. Waggener of the navy is at the Palace.
C. F. Hutchins of the navy is at the Occi-
dental.
Fl. L. Clement of Los Angeles is a guest at the
Baldwin.
]. s. Burt, mining man of Arizona, is q
guest at the Russ.
J. J. Mcdonald, a merchant of Boca, is
guest at the Grand.
w. F. Jones' an attorney of Sacramento, is
guest at the Grand.
B. G. Little, leading lumbermsn Of Eureka,
is staying at the Russ.
r. NJ. Green, mining man of Oroville, regis
tered yesterday at the Grand.
T. C. Skaggs, one of the leading merchants at
Hoopa Valley, is at the Grand.
II. S. Fletcher and wife of jacksonville are
registered at the Palace Hotel.
w. F. George, an attorney of Sacramento, reg
istered at the Grand yesterday.
G. W. Stroll, a big rancher and stock-raiser
OF Napa, is staying at the Russ.
J. r. Trainor, prominent fruitgrower and
shipper Of Marysville, is at the Grand.
F. NJ. Nieken and William A. Fruhling, of Los
Angeles, are stopping at the Grand Hotel.
J. D. Spencer, an ex Clerk of the Supreme
Court and prominent attorney OF Modesto, is
at the Lick.
Adiutant-General A. w. Barrett came down
from Sacramento yesterday and registered at
the California.
J. D. Bancroft and ]. T. Smith of Chicago,
who are interested in California mines, regis
tered yesterday at the Grand
William Posthelwaite, prominent fruit
grower of Saratoga, and Mrs. Posthelwaite,
were among yesterdays arrivals at the occi-
dental.
W. C. Peacock, prominent merchant OF
Honolulu, and Mrs. Peacock came in yesterday
on the Monowd and registered at the Ocei-
dental.
Baron de Choisy and E. de Bourgade, editor
of the Matin OF Paris, have returned from
trip 10 Nevada County, where they have been
looking at some mines for the wealthy French
syndicate which they represent. They are at
| the Palace Hotel. but will leave for home in q
few DAYS
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beating and one by declaring that he would
fan him, and fan him hard" He saved
himself by disclosing his identity and or
derlng them to report next morning, and
thereupon thrill of terror throbbed the
whole length of Manhattan Island.
And so Theodore Roosevelt has become
the hero of the hour If he continues to
pursue this course he will be able to choose
the honor which New York will be eager
to bestow on him.
1t would seem that the reward which
nearly always falls to an officer Of his
character would be alone sufficient to in
duce more men like him to seek Office. If
In our politics there are faults which keep
such men at distance it is better politics
rather than better laws that we need.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Blot out as far as possible all the disagree
ables OF life. They viii come, but they Will
only grow larger when you remember them,
and the constant thoughts of the acts of mean
ness, or, worse still, malice, would only tend
to make you more familiar with them. Oblit-
crate everything disagreeable from yesterday,
start out with clean sheet for to-day and
write upon 1t for sweet memory's sake only
those things which are lovely.-Dixon Tribune
It would not surprise US to see the Demo-
Gratis in the West working again for separate
silver agitation in the West. They cannot win
on their own weak free-trade arguments. Re-
publicans will remember the curse that came
upon Colorado by such movement and not
give in to any third-party policy until no hope
at all remains with the party that never
breaks its platform pledges.-Provo City (Utah)
Enquirer.
Some people growl about bonding q city or
county because it puts burden on posterity.
Wen, why not? What the present generation
has done in the way of preparing for the COM
fort of posterity it cannot take away with it.
1t will leave value received for all that it asks
posterity TO pay, and a good deal more. city
without public debt is slow, poky concern,
anyway.-oakland Times.
1t would not be entirely without reason to
demand OF the Government the establishment
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PLEASURES ENLARGED.

Into the already delightful and whole
some pleasures of an ordinary summer
outing in California some unexpected new
elements have been infused. Already
many have been made familiar with the
Joys and benefits of the established ways in
which outings are taken, including visit
to some friends in the country, trip to
the Yosemite, camping in families or
parties and season at the mountain, lake
and seaside resorts. But the full posi-
bllities of an outing were never compre-
hended until the camera and the bicycle
entered the field.
These two pleasant aids to a summer
iaunt have been acting without concert
and in desultory fashion for some years,
but it has not been until this year that
they have combined forces. They have
gone even further than this, for they have
induced their devotees to organize them
selves into outing clubs.
The bicycle has suddenly become as ad-
venturous rover as ever the camera was,
but as the camera needed legs and the
bicycle a recording vision. copartnership
between them makes a perfect comb ina-
ton. Recently eight ladies of Oakland.
unaccompanied by man, rode bicycles
through the beautiful northern region to
Clear Lake, taking the mountain roads
with ease. The idea has now been enlarged
70 the organization of clubs of considerable
size, composed of men and women, each
of whom win ride bicycle ard carry
camera.
None but they can form the least concep-
ton OF the delights which they will find in
such an outing. They are free to move on
from one town to another, and in what
ever direction they travel they will always
be able to find comfortable accommoda-
tons for the night. The speed, ease and
economy of bicycle travel are hardly less
valuable considerations than its superior
health-giving advantage, and il will intro
duee them to wider and more varied field
OF camera work than they could easily find
otherwise