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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-07
Wspomnienie prokuratora.

A Berard prokorator Y
Lugdunie. og}osi} W pismi'
francuskiem ,Revue de
Revues'' zajmujace, z czas6v
urzedowania, wspomnienie.
,,Przed laty dziesieciu, pisz'
Berard, urzedowa}em JAKE
sedzia sledczy, W sprawie pc
wnego morderstwa. Bylem "
kohcu tax znuzony praca
przesluchiwanien nieszkohczo
nego szeregu swiadk6w, i;
nawet w snach majaczy}y m
sic zbrodnie, krew, morder'
silva.
Pewnego dnia, zb}akawsz>
sic ma wycieczce pieszej
,musia}em zanocowaG nieopo-
dial malutkiej wsi nadmor-
skiej, ukrytej W lasach. Schro.
nienia mia}a mi udzielit MEDINA
oberza pod god}em, ,Au rendez
vous des amis', stojaca W
g}uszy leSnej. Znalaz}em tam
oberzyste herkulesowej po-
staci, i oberzystke, malehka,
sniada, obdarta, re spojrzeniem
Acknowledgment z}em. Pc
wieczerzy zazada}em pokoju.
Zaprowadzono mnie przez
d}ugi korytarz do pokoiku,
po}ozonego mad stajnia.
Opr6cz mnie, oberzysty i
oberzystki Z pewnoscia ME
by!o nikogo W oberzy.
Zaw6d moi wyrobi} we
mnie niedowierzanie i ostroz-
nose. To tez ratychmiast, pc
odejsciu oberzysty i zamknie-
ciu drzwi ma klucz, zacza}em
ogladac izdebke we wszystkich
szczeg6}ach. Znalaz}em W niej
l6zko. a raczej tapczan, licha
poSciela zas}any, diva krzesz}a
kulawe, W kacie zas niewido>
cznie prawie pod oknem
drzwiczki, ME zamkniete ma
klucz. Otworzy}em je i zna-
laz}em pred SODA rodzaj
drabiny, wiodacej ma dol;
widocznie by}o to wejscie do
stajni. Postanowi}em pred
drzwiczkami stolik, a ma MIN
miednice, obok zas diva krze-
s}a. w ten spos6b Mkt ME
m6g} wejst be- sprawienia
halasu.
4 Zasna}em g}eboko. Nagle
obudzi}em sic. Zdawa}o mi sic,
ze ktos usi}uje drzwi otworzyt,
ale cola sic, spostrzeg}szy
przeszkode W z}ozonej pre-
zemnie pred drzwiami barry
kadzie. Dostrzeg}em nawet
b}ysk latarni przez dziure cd
klucza. Przerazony zerwa}em
sic z 16zka i zawolem: ,Kto
tam?,'Cisza ciemnosc by}a w
okofo. Zapall1em swlece z
rewolwerem W reku posze-
diem drzwiczki obejrzeG.
Mic nadzwyczajnego ME
dostrzeg}em. Wszystko by}o
ma tenn samem miejscu. Moze
mi sic tylko zdawa}o. Po}ozy-
lem sic ma t6zko W ubraniu,
ably przeczekat do rama. Przcz
kilka godzin walczy}em ze
snem, a mad samem ranem.
gdy switac zacze}o, uleg}em,
Zasna}em snem ciezkim, ME
zdrowem, pe}nym snow
okropnych. l to co mi sic Smile
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-07

49, AoJEeS, 0o ~
latarnie mezowi. kt6ry MOS
ia, ujawszy W zeby k6}ke
przytwierdzone do g6rne
czesci latarni.
Obudzi1em sic zn6w. S}o6ce
swieci}o juz jasno. Wyszed}en
z pokoju i W izbie szynko.
wnianej znalaz}em tylkc
oberzystke.P o kilku godzi-
mach by}em uz W domu.
Try lata ninety Cd czasu
noclegu mego, 0 kt6rym
zupe}n}e zapomnia}em, gdy
OTTO wyczyta}em W gazetach
w~iadomoSt Masterpieces, Lu-
dnost miasteczka x. przera-
iona jest niezwyk}em zniknie
ciu inzyniera WiktoraArnaud,
kt6ry, wybrawszy sic ma
przechadzke pc okolicy, ME
powroci}. Policya ma zadne
Shady natraht ME moze."
Odczyta}em wiadomo$e obo-
jetnie.
Nazajutrz W tel samej ga
zec;e znalaz}em wzmianke:
80 dnaleziono wreszcie Slad
Wiktora Arnaud. w dniu "a
sierpnia przejezdni mulnicy
widzieli go W poblizu lesnej
oberzy pod golden ,,Au
redenz vous DIES amis'...
Oberzysta zapytywany przez
sedziego sledczego, oswiadczy}
re Wiktor Arnaud byl u
niego pred wieczorem, ale
wyszed} w strone lasu, W
poszukiwaniu lepszego noe
legu."
Mysl pewna przenika}a mi
przez glove! X! Oberza
rendez vous des amis'!
Natychmiast .wsiad}em do
wagonu i W kilka godzin
stana}em w x. Przedstawi}em
sic mojemu koledze, sedziemu
sledczemu, kt6ry mi wyja$ni},
re odnalezione Shady Wiktora
Arnaud zatarly sic znowu i
re sprawl prawdopodobnie
ME bedzie wyjaSniona.
- Bada}es pan oberzyste
z pod Az rendez vous des
amis?"
- Badalem, ale zadnych
wskaz6wek ME znalaz}em.
- Zr6b pan to ola mnie,
wezwij pan ich raz jeszcze.
Nazajutrz oberzysta Z iona
sic W biurze sedziego.
Wprowadzono najprz6d ko-
biete. Pozna}em ia odrazu.
Me poznala mnie ME
zwr6cila ma mnie uwagi,
biorac mnie widocznie "a
urzednika s~adowego. Piskli-
wynn g}osem ~odpowiada}a ma
zapytania sedziego. Opowia-
dala, re oberza zawiera diva
pokoje ola podr6znych, oba
ma dole, a obie te izby zajete
byly tel nocy przez mulnik6w,
kt6rzy W istocie w tym duchu
z}ozyli zeznania jak poprzed-
MO.
A pok6j trzeci mad
stajnia? -. zapyta}em nagle
Oberzystka zadrza}a. Zwr6-
ella ma mnie swoje zlowrogie
oczy. Korzysta}em z wrazenia
i ciagna}em dalej:
- Wiktor Arnaud nocowa]
W tym pokoju. w nocy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-07
LlSTOWNIK
POLSKO

Podrecznik
zaw1eraj9cy:
Nauke pisania listow gotows
IVORY list6w,
" wszystkich przgpadkach 4voaas
szczeg6hie za~st6ss,oany do
uzytku i wygodv Polakow "
Ameryce.
CTNA 90 O.
W mocnej oprawie IS 9.
Mona tf ksiq&ee dostat % ksas-
qorni H. DERDQ TSKZEGO y
W'nona, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-07

kATEKIZA ~RZYNSKO-KATo
L1Ckl tn"iyj .~..-..-....
moe" sprav,s......t4
kATFHIZN RZYMsKO-RATO.
L1CKl C',4kszy) v moonoj ..
pra~
OZ1EJE STAREGO l NOWEGO
~TESTAAENTU, " nocnoj o.
prawie (nrhxrbego)..... 40
oZIEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
GLEMENTARZ POLSKI, J6zefi
Chociszewskiego.. Is
eOSREpNIK POLsKO AN.
GItLSKl - czyIi ksiaAka de
nau1i jezyka apgiei.kiego IS
zbi6r Pissni Ola szk6s pot
skich W Ameryce, ufe4yt byiy IA
qczycicl " Chicago Francisco
Aabka
q z PeIska usoio-
na przez Teodozege Sisrocihskis.
go, pr"fesora Jesyka pelsziego /,
litcr2tury. Drukowaaa Ola szk&
Folskich v Ameryce : wydanis
tlsynastege, " mocnej oprawis
-............25
q lemsntarsAAM ally CYL
Plerwsza Nauka CzYtania, Pisa.
hia Rachowania, pres W. Dy
n1eWlcza.
w mocnej eprawis........12
aISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO
CZONYCH.. .............75
OF u owefy, pow1esd
moEh!na bardzo, w~zruszajaca "a
stac-&ytnych czasow.-.....3o
ia sama " mocnej oprawle e
zloconym tytulik'em.-..... 60
3 oles{av czyli Daisy Gag &c.
nowsfy; tfomaczenis przez ks.
O~nahsk
IN Ia sama " mocnei oprawis
50
alstcwnik Polsxo-AnerykaK
hi. PodrsczniE za%wierajaoy,
Nauks pisania l;st6~ i gotoue
ivory list6w,w wszystHich I.rEv'
psdkach tYoax~...:-n~--e.se
NoWych Ksiazek
prowadzi}a codopiero z Europy
ksiegarnia FL ieronim Der
dowsklego " WinoHie,
mianowicie,
i, Cic h a E hrze-
tciahska ksiqzka do
nabozenstwa ola katoliko~
Nv 6~licznej yoconej l wy
t1aczanei c5&adce oraz re
z}oconym brzegiem Ia
:. B 8 adzie,a g.
sza, ksia5ka do nabozeh.
silva, " takiej samej kosz-
towne' opraw,e In
3. B adz.W ola Two
"a, modIitwy / rozmys;a-
uia ma wszyssxie uroczy-
stosci k~oscielne l pa wszel-
kie okollcznosci zycia, "
droglej opraw1e Isl
1 ksiazka nabo-
sehstwa Dunina (w
ma wspanialszej oprawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-07
kslazkl 40 nabozef-
silva

Dlecie DO Boga........ 20
Dslecie do Boga Il ozfotemi brSe
awiat aiewinno4ci ola dzieci poh.
kich W Ameryce.
,Asiazeczka" do naboiehstwa dla
niodzieAy, sfocone brzeG, slooe'
ny tytulik, pofsk6rek a,tytuli.
KEN J6sefa Chociszew,aiego1
"a sama ksateczka oprawna y
skorks g obrazkiem ..~...-...95
"a sauna ,Ksiateczka do naboteh
.twa dla mtodzisssyn ekucien
i zameczkiem...... ......1 rs
Ga sauna opcawna " kos6 sfoniowa
albo W aksamit. ~
Ola doresaych,
ANIOh SfROZ oprawny " ekorke
ziocnne brzeg1 Loo
Ani6' str6z,~ oprawny "
skbrke. Mo,one orzegi, z okuciem,
zame,:zk'em, z}otym tytulik1em
.-.;...........$l.5O
ANIob sTRuz opravny " Roia
sfonlowa lub W aksamlt.. 800
EbOTY ObTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny re zfoconyu tytulikism
WYBOREK opraw. W pf6tno &c. ~
zfocone brzegi, skorka O.s0
okuc,em i zameczkiem LOO
- OETARZYK POLSKI -
20 zfoconemi brzegami LAO
81 sprzaczka : okuoiem 400
DUNN opraw. " shorks l.5o
zfooone brzegi 1.7S
se >sprzaczka 800
Ogrod k D u c b y, O
prawny W sk6rke, zlocone brss-
81, z obrazkani MS okiadce, 30
conym tytulikiem $l.5o
Ta sama ksiazka zameczkie1
i okueiem. 200
" i a u 9 K. Maryi opr. Y
sE5rkn. l.1S
" ianek Maryi, slocony
@tulik i doc la brzegi~ liz
" ianek &sry1 z}os,ne
ssegis e. zaa<15isn I sksisa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-07
POLECA Sic
SZANOWNEJ PUHLICZNCSC
wszystkim wiarusom PolonsseR
" Ameryce
NOVA kNEGlRNIi
a.. DERDOWsKIEGO
n Winona MINI

Molna sprswadziG Cd D.rdow
skiego kaida ksis4ke polska, jak.
wsgols istaiejs v Ameryes, pfaeas
gstowk9.
Ponitsj wymieniany niektirs
ksiafki, jakie nssza ksjeEarnia Ne
IA sprzedaf:
Ksiazki szkolnei tres
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-07

l1ESIAc MAY Pstuiseony Be.
garodzicy so
sfACZ I NARZEKANIE OF.
COW SWIETYCH........3s
3OzANIEC zYWY.........2 20
spiswnik Kotoislny dla
uzVtku wiernych zebral (. Born.
Ruchnlew;cz. " mocnej cprav,s
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14
BRIEF MENTION.
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.

The case of Mitchell against o. D.
Taylor, which began yesterday, is still
occupying the attention of the circuit
court.
Major Mcneil and carload of govern
ment officials went up to Cello one day
this week, 10 take look at the proposedz
route of the boat railway.
The large poles for the new telephone,
line are nearly all in place and the
smaller ones on the hill will next be at
tended to. The main lines are run
through the alleys instead of the streets,
which is good idea. l.
A special car attached to the local from
Portland this afternoon, brought the
party of capitalists of st. Louis, who
have been visiting the coast, from Port
land. They will remain here until IL
O'Clock tonight going east and home at
that time.
The D. P. & A. N. Office is having re-
modelling, and private Office is being
fixed up back of the former one. Three
handsome signs are being painted, one
which will be placed on the opera house
opposite the Umatilla. The boats have
been overhauled and repaired, and are
in fine shape for the seasons run. The
first regular trip will be made Wednes-
day, special trip by the Regulator,
Monday.
The vote at Salem today was Dolph
SO, Lowell 9, Hare 10, Weatherford Z,
Williams IL, Lord 8. Paired Smith
and Wright, Carter and Cooper, Denny
and Huston, But seven more legisla.
tive days remain, and the situation
seems as far from being settled as ever
aaAs matter of fact those who are op
: posing Dolph are emboldened by tht
success of their fight, and will neve
yield. 1t is now simply a question o
whether the Dolph men will yield anC
agree upon compromise candidate.
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sill. The paint-pot came down last and
emptied most of its contents on Esping's
face, filling his mouth, nose and eyes.
Floyd Harmon soon came to his assist
ance, and succeeded in getting paint
enough out of his mouth to permit his
breathing, and in few minutes he was
all right except a badly bruised hip,
which will stay with him for several
days. The carpet had some splashes of
color not calculated on by its designer,
but they were removed without damag-
ing it.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14
Circuit Court.

Cases have been disposed of 30 far this
term as follows:
Ed Henderson vs.. T. A. Ward and
Jacob Craft, passed for settlement.
The Schmidt Lithographing Co. VS.. 1.
N. Taffe, settled.
Joshua Hendy Co. vs. J. G. and I. N.
Day, continued by stipulation until Sec
ond day of next term.
W. II. Wilson, A. A. Jayne substi-
tuted, against Amos Root ct al, passed
for settlement.
Thomas Halliday VS.. ]. G. and 1. N.
Day, settled and dismissed.
W. T. Hansbury VS.. ]. A. Soesbe, j. p,
jet al, argued and submitted.
August Buchler vs. Geo. O'Neal,
settled.
F. and A. Hathaway VS.. w. R. Haynes
'et al, settled.
Willamette Trading Co. vs.. J. M.
Nolin ct al, default and judgment.
G. E. Bayard VS.. Samuel Patterson ct
al, settled.
Chrisman & Chrisman VS.. Whitmore
& Whitmore. settled.
Chas. Riley vs.. J, G. Murphy, default
and judgment and order to sell property
attached.
French & Co. VS.. J. D. Lee, settled.
Peter M. Cochran VS.. J. E. Sherar
settled.
S. B. Adams VS.. W. A. Miller, default
and judgment and order to sell attached
property.
Mary E. Riggs vs. John E. Ehrisman
default and judgment.
Ferdinand Dietzel vs.. John S. Bootl
ct al, default as to John S. Booth anC
Mary L. Booth, demurrer.
H. Weinhard VS.. G. J. Candiani, de
fault and judgment.
Peter Omeg VS.. Emma Omeg, testi
mony being taken before referee.
Caleb Brooks VS.. Georgiana Brooks
divorce decree granted.
Enos Lane VS.. John O'Neal. deere
granted.
Mrs. S. E. Hartman VS.. Matte A. Oile1
default and decree.
Carl Burchtorf VS.. C. B. Fogh, con
firmation of sale granted.
Ernest Jacobsen vs.. Emma Jacobsen
order for publication of summons.
| j. B. Condor VS.. E. B. Dufur, admin
istrator of the estate of John G. Stats
deceased, sheriff ordered to make deco
State of Oregon vs. James Williams
and same as Thomas Moore, indicted fc
burglarizing Levins & Gates store, 8
Cascade Locks, plea of guilty entere
and time of sentence fixed for Friday
9 a. M.
An druggists sell DR.. Miles Pain Pi1ls.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14

AL druggists sell DR.. Niles Pain Pills.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14
Real Estate transactions.

The following deeds were fled for rec
ord today:
The Dalles Land and Improvement
Co. to Nicholas H. Pagan, lots and 4
IN block 1s, Thompson's addition to
Dalles City; 5000.
Same to Same, lot 5, block 1s, same
addition; 500.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14

The senate bad another spell Of plain
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14
WASHINGTON LETTER.
FIom our regular eOrregpondent.


WASHINGTON, Feb. s, 1895.
Wise men can give good advice, but
the wisest of men cannot compel the ac-
ceptance of their advice. Ex-Speaker
Reeds substitute for the Cleveland gold
bond bill, which declarations of sena-
tors made an impossibility before it was
voted upon by the house, proves the
truth of this statement. Mr.. Reeds
bill would, if enacted into a law, provide
the government with means to raise the
gold reserve fund to it's proper amount,
and by providing the secretary of the
treasury with money to meet deficiencies
in the revenues of the government until
such time as the revenues of the govern
ment should exceed the expenditures,
would keep the gold reserve intact.
Here is Mr.. Reeds statement of the
situation: "We were redeeming green
backs when they were presented. II
the revenue was equal to the expendi-
lures, whenever greenback was re-
deemed it would stay in the treasury,
and this notwithstanding the fact the
secretary is authorized to reissue; for
it is not either the authorization or even
the demand of the law that they shall
be re-issued that causes the trouble. 1t
is the fact that they are re-issued. It is
the fact that their re-issuance causes this
continued depletion of the treasury
"Much ado about nothing" is about
the only correct title to apply to the
G-o-aio1 Aoh 70 l,o fol
this week in the house, Every man Of
even average intelligence knew before
hand that it made not the slightest diff.
ference what the house did or what il
failed to do, as far as the accomplish
ment of any financial legislation was con.
cerned. They knew that Mr.. Cleveland
had all his arrangements made for an
other bond issue, and that it would be
made. About the only result of the de-
bate in the house was that it enabled
some of the outgoing democrats to pu
in strong claim for presidential ap
pointment to Office.
Public Printer Benedict has neve
been popular with members of the 6
| a. Aes, Ou1 LIS AApOllGC CAOhbhAOhO OA
committee from that organization whicl
called on him for the purpose of asking
the reinstatement of comrades who hat
been dismissed without cause, ha
aroused hatred towards him III tn
breasts of all soldiers, which Mr.. Bene
dict may live to regret. "I have ad
mitted you here today in order to b
able to tell you that you will never b
admitted again. were the words Bene
dict greeted the G.. A. R. committe
with when they were admitted to hi
, Office. He not only refused in impol1t
language to reinstate any of the dis
charged veterans, but he even refuse
, to look at the list prepared by the com
. mittee, saying curtly, ''Not one of ther
, will be put back and when the com
r mittee stood dumbfounded at such treat
t ment, he angrily continued: ''There
nothing further to be said; what are 20
waiting for?'
The senate had another spell of plai
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14
personal MENTION.

Miss Sadie Whitmer of Spokane is
visiting relatives and friends here, ar
irving this morning.
Hon w. H. Biggs, who had been at
Salem several days, returned Tuesday
night. He is firmly of the opinion that
no compromise will be made on the sem
atorial question, and that no senator
will be elected.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14
His:Faee Painted.

Al. Esping got hard fall in the UNA
tilla House parlor this morning. He
was painting the window castings, stand
ing on stepladder. While reaching
across the window the foot of the ladder
slipped, and he fell, striking his hip on
the ladder and his head on the window
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14
The AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE CO.
rs Milk ST., Boston, Mass.

This company owns Letters Patent
No. 463 $50, granted to Emile Berliner
November IL, 1891, for combined tele-
graph and telephone, and controls Let
tiers Patent No. 474 ,231, granted to Tbos.
A. Edison May 8. 1892, for speaking
telegraph, which Patents cover funda-
mental inventions and embrace all forms
of microphone transmitters and of car
bon telephones jan2s
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14

talk about Hawaii and its ultimate an
nexation over the amendment to the
diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill providing $500, 900 to begin the work
of laying cable between San Francisco
and Honolulu and authorizing the pres
ident to enter into contract for the en-
tire work.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14

Slowly but surly the power of the
democrats has slipped away from them
in the senate. Up to last Saturday they
had majority of that body, but upon
that day by swearing in of Senator Man
tie, of Montana, they lost their majority
and only had enough votes left to tie
the senate on a full vote. Now they
have lost that power as another new re-
publican Clark, of Wyoming
was on Wednesday sworn in.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14
For sale.

Household furniture, cooking utensils
carpets, etc. Inquire of Eugene Gordon
at Pease & Mays.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-14
BORN.

In Thompson's Addition, Thursday
Feb. 18th, to the wife of Charles r
Pagan, a son.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-12-07

rinded man, no official with due regard
or the city.s welfare, could take. UNI;
rage at Mr.. Darragh for.his timely ads G
lice i'm the matter. If the eorpof alton,
lttorneys advice were followed there
would soon be an end to personal injury
uits against the city. Il III S.%ss
The republicans won in the supreme
curt and they will now control, the court,
rouse appointments. Jimmie White VII
se llnceremoniousIy fired and who will
Segret it? Il
Mr. and Mrs. c.. J. McConville enter-5
sained on Tuesday at their residence on
Arundel street.
Minneopa Council of the Royal Arca a-
num- gave a banquet in BoWlby Hail
Wednesday evening. ss,5s$i
Ed Paradis, editor Of the Midway
News. refused to answer the questions
gut by the grand jury as to whether he
bought whisky by the glass from Drug
gist Woolsey at Merriam Park. The cd
iror was promptly committed TO the
county Jail for thirty days, having been
adiudged in contempt. The atmosphere
Of the bastile soon changed the editors
mind and he promised to answer the
questions He answered it afiirmatively
and was released from confinement.
The c. A. R. committee have decided on
holding their annual eneanlpment during
the first week of September, 1896.
Will Potts was in the city on Monday.
The St. Paul Lake Ice Company off,
GERS disagree and p A. Lavalle has been
ousted as treasurer.
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Duluth Dots.

The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
Society met last Monday evening. Two
new members were admitted. The lee
ture committee reported progress. Bish-
op McGolrick and Monsignor Nugent
were present and the latter was called
upon to make few remarks. He made
an earnest plea for more active work in
the cause of total abstinence and referred
in brief to the life of FATHER Mathew
The Ladies' Club held q vel -attended
meeting last Monday evening In the
Catholic club rooms. 1t is the intention
to give a card party in the near future.
Division No. /, Daughters of Erin, gave
their first card party of the season on
Thanksgiving evening at st. Clement s
hall twenty-five tables were occupied
all evening by a happy crowd Of people
who thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The
game played was cinch, and at the call Oh
time there were three ties, Mrs. M. J..
Durham, Ed Dormedy and J. Ryan. In
the play-off game Mrs. Durham was VIC
torious and won the head prize, which
consisted of beautiful silver nut set.
There was music and singing and the
ladies served refreshments. A most
pleasant evening was spent by all and the
Daughters of Erin have every reason to
he proud of the success of their first party
of the season.
Monsignor Nugent delivered an elo-
quent sermon Sunday evening at the Ca
thedral, for the benefit Of ST.. Vincent de
Paul Society. '.ta
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SPLENDID Entertainment
The Holy Rosary Church Exercises on
THANKSGIVING.

On Thanksgiving Holy Rosary hall
was redolen't with amusements and good
cheer OF various descriptions The Ana
creon Dramatic club of South Minneapo-
lis rendered it's play, Master and Men,
in q most effective manner. This is four
act comedy by Horace c. Dale and one
OF the writer's best productions. In the
AFTERNOONS it was presented to the large
number of children who attended, and
again in the evening. The attendance
was large. 81, 70
The following was the cast:
Judge Button, "a retired Judge and veal
thy mill owner). ...:.. sd. B. Murphy.
Henry FanseN, Ia gentlemanly mechanlc)
........... $3.50: II: Powers.
Harold Thomas, Ia villain) Burt Mccain
Neb and Julius, (the Judges servants
...... John ]. Kelly and A. H. klmble.
Hans Van Sandt, (officer). ..J. I. Boylan.
Laura Bell, the Judges WardD
Miss Annie Callahan.
Mrs. Hansell, (Henay's mother)
Miss Mable Stringhanl.
Dolly, Ia maid) i. Miss Alicia Ackerson.
Mary Harris. Mamie Callahan.
The success of the days entertainment
is due to the activity of the Fathers Of
Holy Rosary church and they have reas-
on to congratulate themselves. .
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GONE TO Her REWARD.
Margaret Kennedy Passes Away "a,
Her Home in This City.

Death has again entered the home OF
one of the oldest and most highly respect
ed families in this city and taken, for Its
own the soul of Mrs. Margaret Kennedy
beloved wife of Edward Kennedy, ST: o.
Tuesday morning at an early hour MS
Kennedy, who had been in failing healts
for some time past, although fatal results
were not anticipated, passed away at a.
early hour, in the 6Sth year OF, her age.
The deceased lady was known by hundred
OF our people and universally beloved, she
was. the guiding spirit of a most happ.
family, consisting Of husband and wife
and two children, Edward Jr. and MNaarga-
ret, the latter being. Mrs. P. Fitzgerald
Of Aspen, Colorado. The funeral services
were held from st. Charles, church OF
Thursday morning and the remains IN
tered at St. Marys cemetery. Requiem
mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Bo-
land, of .Litchfeld, in the ,presence,,o1 d
large congregation ). The sympathy OF
the entire community is extended to the
grief stricken family in their great al
Fiction. r,s.