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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
The Name McKinley.

will be household word in every
family for several months to come.
A beautiful picture Of the great pro-
tectionist will act as a gentle re-
minder to those who are suffering
from Democracy's free trade howl
ing, that the time Is near at hand
when the debt-creating party will
be relegated to private life, and the
business interests of the country
placed in experienced hands. II you
are not a regular subscriber Of The
Tribune, send your order in at once.
The extra supply Is limited.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
tives as soon as he disappeaArsd that
he carried them into execution.
OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.

He was for many years gardener In
the employ Of the Mates family on
Jefferson avenue. but had not worked
for two months before his disappear
ance. He was 81 years old and enjoyed
the usual good health. had pleasant
home with his daughter and was de-
pendent on nobody. as he worked
regularly. But for a month or - he
seemed to think that he was In the way.
The spot he chose for his death was
one Of the lonesomest in this region and
a place that is very seldom visited.
From the condition OF the body It was
quite evident shat he must have been
dead since the day Of his disappearance
His relatives have not decided to re-
move the remains.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
CITY NOTES.

The auditing committee OF councils met
last night and approved OF large number
VI D'iis.
There We're thirty.five deaths In the city
last week according to the board OF health
returns.
Israel w. Buck father Of Professor H.
y. Buck. died at his home in Hughesville,
fa., on Thursday at ll.3O a. m.
The board Of directors of the Florence
Crittenden Home will hold meeting at 10
O'Clock this morning at the home.
Griffith Owens died at the Hillside Home
Sunday night He had been In the Home
since 1894 and was formerly of the North
End.
Antoni Jolinski, a Raymond court Po-
lander, paid s. In police court yesterday
for kicking in a neighbors door SUNDAY
night.
A tro,,sv ride to D,clso, C,tv and .
hosba, rior,', ~. ~ ,na,s ~ ,'',,, 10
given today to the pupils of Holy Rosary
parochial school.
w C Waite cbarssd with rohhipg
crimss g. Elonnar,,,. saSa ua. apan b, ,h.,
county taii vasterIay hav,n~ failed m ca
cnrs a bonSsnan
,rba m.st,,o NJ tho p,.r, ~ .ss,o,a,oa
,har,,ias co,iad fo, ,on,,h, ,,,,i,' hs ,,ost-
nons5 nn,il fnr,hsr onmnnnoar,ant Do.
~. Isroai .aora,ar,,
e'ock inns uiteIhooii wiz take
p,ace .ne o,str'put,Uh VI prizes at S''
,.,ossd for Tho SEASON
nesuiar GRASSES one al ~ d. m' anu an
Uuher Ut D. H., are now conducted at the
West'hshouse instruction car. ihey pe-
gan yesterday ana were largely a'tehdea.
The name Of Captain w. H. Burke was
inadvertently omitted from the list Of Of
neers oi Lackawahha county council oi
AIlsh-AHerlcan soeietles CHOSEN sunday
hight. captain Burke was unanimously
eiec'ea treasurer.
The young women Of the Guild of ST.
Hilda, Of st. Luke's church, will hold an
ice cream and strawberry festival We'd
nesday evening on the lawn of George
Dicksons residence, Jefferson avenue,
above vine street.
The Mckinley portrait which will be
given with a copy Of The Tribune on
Wednesday will sell for 10 cents at any
stationery stand 1t costs you nothing by
securing IL copy of The Tribune for We'd
nesday. Price, cents.
w Honser b.s hoo, trorsf.rred
from tho nnsit,nn ng o.s,.tan. sornn,a,,snf
the RlIss mine of the DeIawore IanLa.
wanna and western comnan,S ~ outside
foreman at he Hal,stcad ,nins nosit,or
made vacant bv the transfer of Iohn n
Wilson to AvondaIe
,, r,-,.
Browns EH.ravaganza company OF COL
vlea peop'e save .nelr ,,, hrst performance
JUS, msn. a.. .ia .ue, ,.',,i mn psIN 10 iarge
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
FIRE IN 1.-THE OFFICE"
1t Was Hot for a Time, but Was
Quickly Subdued,

"os AAVs AOh " AnSS ~As wv"
Quickly Subdued.
At 1895 this morning Patrolman
Gscheidle sent In an alarm from box %
for fire which was discovered in "The
Office" 105 Wyoming avenue, Of which
George Berger is the present proprie-
tor
The blaze started in closet under the
stairway in the bar room and soon the
room was so filled with flame that the
awning where 1t folded up against the
open transom took fire. The fire was Of
short duration, however, as the chem
ical engine quickly subdued it and as
consequence only the wood work of
the room on the side nearest the stair
way was charred.
Proprietor Berger closed early last
night because he had q child at home
in a critical condition. He could not
account for the origin Of the flames.
The building Is owned by Casey Bros.
and was insured. The total loss will
not exceed $500
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
REMAINS TAKEN TO PlTTSTON.
Funeral of Patrick O'BOyle Will Be
Held This Afternoon.

The remains Of Patrick O'Boyle who
died at the Lackawanna hospital from
injuries sustained by jumping from q
street car on North Washington avenue,
brought to Pittston yesterday to the
home Of his brother-in-law, Patrick
Connors Of Oregon, and the funeral
will be held this afternoon.
Coroner Longstreet and the jury em-
paneled in the case will meet at the
court house at 8 o'clock this evening to
hear the testimony of the crew Of the
car and the passengers who saw o Boyle
Jump off.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
RECEIVED AT THE JAIL.
A Wife Beater and Board Bill De.
faulter in the Tolls.

Justice of the Peace Logan, Of Dick
son City borough, committed Henry ].
Williams, Of that place. to Jail last
night in default of bail on the charge of
wife beating.
Squire s. w. Arnold, Of Peckville,
committed Owen Edwards on the
charge of defrauding boarding house
keeper. The prisoners sister is the
prosecutrix.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
INTERNATIONAL G. e. CONVENTION
Cheap Rates Will Prevail Over the
Jersey Central Road.

Local Christian Endeavorers will go
via the Central Railroad of New Jersey
to the international convention in
Washington July to IL. A special
train has been arranged by Division
Passenger Agent ]. s. Swisher to leave
this city Wednesday morning, July 8,
at $40 o'clock, arriving in Washington
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The fare
for the round trip will be $7.S1.
Societies which will send delegates
should notify State Transportation
Agent ]. c. Manning. Of Pittston, who
will arrange for the accommodation in
Washington Of all who go from this
section. The Scranton committee Of '96
will have headquarters in the Calvary
Baptist church.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23

Grace Church Annual Basket Picnic.
The Sunday school and congregation
OF Grace Reformed Episcopal church
expect to spend tomorrow "wednesday
At Lake Ariel. A cordial invitation Ii
extended to all Of their friends to at
tend. Fill your baskets and Join the
party.
Train will cave the Erie and Wyoming
Valley depot at $50 q. m, June gath.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
,isce for them. 1t cost them s. q piece

piece for them. II cost them - o piece
to settle.
Just for joke Annie Scomele. q girl
boarding In Center street. threw jar
Of slops on q colored man named George
Brown who is y waiter at Hotel Jermyn.
The joke cost her more than $40. for
she had to pay that much to Brown to
reimburse him for his coat and was as
ssssed something for the peace and
dignity Of the commonwealth and an
other something for the alderman's
trouble.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
IT WAS ALDERMAN
MILLAR'S BUSY DAY
Dr.. william nsgserty Arrested For Cat.
ting Patrick corcoran.
LATTER WAS ALSO ARRESTED

He Is Charged With Selling Liquor
without q License. .Ex.Alde rman
ROesler Accused Of Assaultiny
George Jewell..Warrants Issued
for JOhnsOn's Patch Knife Weld.
ers..Peculiar Case From Dale.
ville..A COnstabic's Conduct.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
poer Tax. 1890.

The above mentioned taxes having
been placed In my hands for collection,
al persons are notified to pay them at
once and save costs. ONCE In the
municipal building. e.,
= WADE 4. FINN, Collector.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23

Young Ladies' Mission Circle, of Dun
more Presbyterian church. will give q
lawn social at the residence of Mr..
George Raught, North Blakely street.
on Friday evening. All are welcome. 's's
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23

The Church Of the Good Shepherd
will run an excursion on Saturday, June
q to Lake Ariel Train leaves Erie
and Wyoming at S.S6 a. m. Stops at
New York street. Bauer's band will be
in attendance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
DIED.

FOOTE.-ln Scranton, Pa, June %, 1896,
Samuel I. Foote. at his home on Null
berry street. Funeral services at his
late residence, S2S Mulberry street, at
1890 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. later.
nsnt at Norwich, N. X.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
Meals and Cold Lunches.

Meals and cold lunches served at all
hours at Lohmann's. Spruce street.
Regular dinner 40 cents. Imported
and domestic wines. cigars and liquors
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
Hotel Warwick.

Ocean end of South Carolina avenue.
Atlantic City, N. ]. Fine lawn and good
view Of the ocean.
Daniel Coleman, Prop.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
PIANO FORTE RECITAL.
Pupils of Silas R0sser to Give II To.
night in Y. w. e. A,

The pupils Of Silas Rossen will give
a piano forte recital tonight, 7.45 at the
Young Women's Christian Association.
Miss Maud Williams, elocutionist. and
Thomas Beynon will assist. The follow
ing programme will be rendered:
Seriatum op. So. No. l Kuhn
Miss Martha Nicholas.
Sonatina op. ia ........................L Lange
Miss Jennie May Eynon.
view SpIlllS AAhASe .
Miss Loretta Fahey.
Selection .............. Miss Maud Williams
Reverte ........................ Goerdeler
Miss Jennie Daniels.
Cansonetta Observation-Disclosures. Dus5ek
Miss Mary H. Doren.
faSQulnQa .............-......... IottscudIk
Miss Anna Williams.
Tenor Solo ..................Th Thomas Beynon
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
JOSESH PARR IS
DEAD AND BURIED. J.
Mystery Of His Disappearance Has at
Last Been Solved.
BODY FOUND AT cAMPBELL'S LEDGE

Inquest Was Held aud He Was
Buried at Ransom Poor Farm a
Week Ago..Identiaed by the
Clothes He Wore..He Left His
Home ON the South Side Two
Weeks Ago.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23
Roaring Brook Lodge 4O1 X. p, A..

All members Of above lodge are re-
quested to attend our next meeting,
June "a. Business Of Importance Ii to
he transacted.
DAVID BROWN, K. R. & 8.
HY. ENGEL, G. c.
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Ladies' and
Children's Hats

The prices will sell-if prices ever
did, Of course. The cost Of making
and material il lost sight Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23

The greatest salesman In the world
Is Price, and in this final reduction
sale of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-23

$50 Ladies' and Children's Trim.
med Hats, $500; sale price. .....$1. .49
100 Children's Trimmed Leghorn
Hats, with fancy edge, $3.50;
sale price. 81 40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

Ipiecset przesz}o lat dzierza
niemcy i ruguja mas tel
prastarej Polski; a my
patrzymy sic ma to obojetnem
okiem zamiast stanae jak
jeden maz do walki z odwie-
cznym wrogiem, niemcem, -
ME, - my pozwalamy i'm ma
ten vandalism i wydzieranie
nam mowy ojczystej przez
zmuszanie dzieci polskich do
szk6} niemieckich; pozwalamy
i'm tenn samem ma zniemcze-
ME ziemi swietych Jack6w,
Czeslawow, Jadwigi = a
pieniadz nasz, kt6ryby
ratowa} te ziemie tax mako
micie cd niemczyzny, i
wychowywa} W polskosci, te
dzieci, wyciagajace swe rece
o pomoc do mas, wo}ajac:
ratujcie mas, ratujcie nasza
wasza ziemie, ratujcie, podpie-
rajcie zak}ad, kt6ry mas uczy,
ljak kochac te nieszczesliwa
ziemie; - ME, - my patrzy :
my sic ma to obojetnie. a pie
niadz slemy do Rappersville
rozprawiamy O oswiatodaw-
each podr6zujacych po Ame-
ryce.
Niemcy wyassygnowali sto
milion6w marek ma zniszczenie
i zniemczenie czesci ziemi
polskiej, nalezaczj do Mich =
- a ma domiar z}ego niekt6re
wyrodne dzieci polskie,
}akomiac sic ma te miliony,
kawa}kami sprzedaja swoja
ojcowizne i wydaja ma }up
nlemczyzny izag}ade, u}atwia-
|jac wrogom swoim prace
okolo wyniszczenia naszego
narodu. - Ot6z chcac temu
zapobiedz cho6by W setoej
czesci, zak}ada sic W Poznaniu
sp6}ka bankowa przez uczci-
wych, szlachetnych mi}uja
cych Polske ludzi. = CT
apeluja do serc polak6w,
prosza i blagaja, by sic }aczyli
z mimi iz}ozyli ME darowizna,
ale W spos6b pozyczkowy,
chocby tylko try miliony
marek, tym sposobem
ratowali ojcowizne przeciw.
dzia}ali niemcom. = Kto
m6g} i jak m6g}, daryl z
pomoca. Sfuzebne dziew-
czeta zrobi}y klub pomiedzy
soba sk}ada}y po pare feni
gov lub marek ma ten eel,
uzbiera}y te biedne, ale
prawdziwie polskie dzieci
pare tysiecy marek.
Ten bank odzywal sic dc
mas tu W Ameryce = a my
tax wielcy patryoci c6zesmy
|
zdzialaii?
Niemcy gospodaruja pc
swojemu, sp6}ka bankowa "
Poznaniu czyni cuda W swe
gorliwosci. ratoje jak moze
;: = ale sp6}ka rozporzadzs
niespe}na trzema milionam
marek, - a niemcy rzucili n;
, szale sto milionow.
O!zaprawde to ME rown;
walka.
Sp6}ks prosi, b}aga, VIOLA
- Dzieci polskie! obywatele
spieszcie pomoca, ratujci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
OSwiata
i ObrOna ClYnna.
pokohczenie.)

pokodczenie.)
A teraz pomowmy o tel
czynnej obronie.
Czynna obrone, kt6rej
siedziba jest podobnos W
Szwajcaryi. r6zni ludzie
roznie okreslaja,
Najprzod glosza, re gdy
kapital dojdzie do pewnej
wysokosci, beda drukowane
rozmaite broszury i rozrzuca-
ne pomisdzy lud, obznaja-
miajac go z polozeniem kraju,
zjego niedola, uciskiem i tx
wdrazajac w ten lud mi}ost do
tego krsju polskiego i przy-
wiazanie.
Druga wersya jest: ably
kapital zbierac do mozliwej
najwiekszej wysokoSci i bye
gotowymi ma wszelkie mozli-
we zatargi miedzy Rosya a
Anglia = wtedy wywo}ac
rewolucya, jezeli ME juz W
samej Polsce, to przynajmniej
zrobie diwersya W Syberyi,
organizujac ma terytorium
angielskiem W Ameryce,
najwiecel zblizonem do
Syberyi.
Co sic tyczy broszur, to tenn
zajmuje sic Macierz Polska
W kraju, ludzie prawdziwie
miiujacy ojczyzne ME za1uja
ma ten eel funduszow, - i o
lie mi sic zdaie, sprawa ia jest
pod opieka Wydzia}u Krajo-
wego, i oddaje znakomite
uslugi naszym ludziom, ,potrze-
bujacym oswiaty, W sposob
spokojny, obywatelski, bez
przymieszki zachcianek rewo-
lucylnych, anarchlstycznych
lub socyalistycznych, jak to
chca panowie zwiazkowcy,
posylajacy swe pieniadze do
Rappersville. - Tam do
Macierzy Polskiej posy}any
grosz ciezko zapracowany ME
bedzie zmarnowanym, i przy-
niesie owoc stokrotny.
To jest patryotyzm, i tam
go sic uczyt potrzeba, ME zaS
wRappersvillu, ,gdzie wszystko
okryte jest zagadka.
Jak diugo Rappersville
zajmowal sic tylko gromadze-
MEM pamiatek polskich, pou-
czajacych mas i obcych Q
naszej przeszlo$ci $wietnej, Q
naszych zaslugach ola ludz-
kosci, i o nieszczesliwej
terazniejszosci, tax d}ugo
oddawal i oddawac moze
wielkie przyslugi utrapionej
naszej ojczyznie, = Ale skoro
bedzie sic bawi} W jakie$
obrony ozynne, ME tylko ze
chybi swego celu, ale sciaq.
ME ma siebie podeirzenie
naszych wrog6w, kt6rzy ME
spia, ale czuwaja pods}uchu
ia kazde zywsze uderzenie
serca naszego.
Swiezo otworzonoz wielkin
mozolem gimnazyum polsk'e
W Cieszynie, ma Szlasku, i
W krainie polskiej, ktora oe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

/ ziemie polske, ME pozwalajc'e
wydzierat jej nam kawa}ami
i a my s}yszymy ten g}os
rozpaczy, rozprawiamy {
patryotyzmie, o oswiacie
uniwersytetach podr6zuja-
cych, "a pieniadz, kt6ryby
ME jedne norge ziemi polskiej
wydar} re szpon6w niemiec-
kich, slemy do Rappersville
ma obrone czynna, kt6ra sic
rozpocznie, gdy juz wiecej
ME bedzie co ratowac.
Taxa czynna obrone
nlechaj p.... sp...
Gdziez moze bye piekniejsza,
szlachetniejsza obrona, iezeli
ME ratowanie ziemi, kt6ra
gwa}tem nam wydzieraja?
Jezeli ME niesienie pochodn'
oswiaty ma kresach naszej
zlemi Cd pieciuset lat domaga-
jacej sic pomocy cd wsp6l
braci swoich. TAX panowie
zwiazkowi, to do was s}owoi
byscie zrozumieli oswiate
czynna obrone = a ME dawaH
sic wodzic ma pokuszenie.
Bye moze, IL CLOS mo-
bedzie g}osem wo ]ajacego ma
puszczy ze zwiazkowi ME
odstapia Cd swego, dale
kroczyt beda drogaraz obrana
ale "a to ia juz ME moge.
ia powiedzialem swoje, jak
mi sercei i sumienie dyktowa}c
"a reszte polecam Bogu
zdrowemu rozsadkowi cz}on-
k6w wszystkich.or ganizacyi.
Jedni BY wytrwa}i W dobrem'
jak n. p. Unia Polska, Zjed.
noczenie, a drudzyby, zrozu'
miawszy prawdzlwy eel swe:
organizacyi, zdjeli pyche Z
serca uderzyli czo}em przed
Bogiem jako Panem. W
kt6rego reku So losy wszy.
stkich narod6w.
Kiedy$, jakis o m g
powiedzia}, ze Zwiazek ME
jestjeszcze obsolutnie z}ym;
gdyz absolutne zle jest tylkc
W pickle, ze Zwiazek moze
sic jeszcze poprawi6. MECH
Omega wierzy, ze serca
mu zycze, ably sic jego s}owa
spelni}y - a jakkolwiek przy-
znaje, ze przypuszczenia te So
pod pewnym wzgledem praw.
dopodobne to jednak watpie,
ably sic to wkr6tce sta}o, =
Omega d}ugo bedzie czeka]
ma spe}nienie swoich zyczeh,
bo Zwiazek zabrna} "a daleko
W b}oto, dajac sic omotat
prawdziwie piekielna szajka
doradzc6w, kt6rych Bogiem
anarchizm, nihilizm, socyalizm
Mech wszystkich Bog
uchowa Cd takich organizacyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

szambelanowi ME dawa},
dowiedz;awszy sic. ze on
jezdzi po Ameryce W charak-
terze zwyk}ego turysty.
Owszem grzecznie mu
powiedzia}, a ma czem
szambelan ]ako pruski dyplo-
mata powinien by} sic poznac,
ze watpi, by jego mlsya i
obecnose W Bay City ma
cokolwiek sic przyda}a.
DOBRA masc - jak to
czytalismy W pewnej gazecie
= zaaplikowali GAzEc1E KA-
ToL1cK1E1 ksieza Pitass i
Barzyhski, skoro tax predko,
pierwotna przeciwniczkaKon
gresu polsko katolickiego,
przemieni}a sic W jego
zwolenniczke.
TOWARZYSTWO ,,Sy-
movie Korony Polskiej' W
Detroit, grupa Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego, ,wyda-
li1o z swego Iona OBJ. St.
Brohskiego "a to, ze
przeszed} ma wiare babtystow-
ska. = Piekna wiec nauczke
dali dzielni synowie detroiccy
ojcom zwiazkowym wChicago,
ktorzy przyjmuja do Zwiazku
Mar. Pol. ksiezy, odpad}ych
cd naszej Swietej WARY.
BISKUP Detroicki ks.
Foley traktuie Zwiazek jake
organizacya nieuznana przez
Kosci6l rzymsko-katolicki.
KS. PITASS W Buffalo
utrzymuje W swojej czerwo-
nej kamienicy'' diva szynki;
jeden hurtowny sk}ad w6dek
ma dole, a drugi ma g6rnym
p'etrze, dzierzony pod pre-
tekstem klubu. By}a o TEN
pred kilku dniami nova W
Towarzystwie katolickiem
wstrzemiezliwosci w Buffalo
,,Catholic Total abstinence
Union uchwalono, Emusic
buszla do zachowania uchwa
Synodu Baltimorskiego.
w BUFFALO pojawi}a sic
nova polska gazeta, pod
tytu}em ,Si}a, i" pod redakcya
A. F. Kowalskiego. Jest to
organ socyalist6w polskich W
Ameryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
I ulW POLSKICH
W AMERYCE.

PEWIEN kap}an. kt6ry
by1 ma Kongresie polsko'
katolickim W Buffalo, zapew-
MIA mas listownie, re by}a
to, wbrew jego oczekiwaniu,
niezwyk}a demonstracya W
duchu katolickim, juz mniejsza
o to, kto Kongres zwola}.
Ma uchwa}y, powzlete przez
ten pierwszyKongres polsko-
katolicki W Ameryce, i
Wiarus chetnie sic pisze,
aczkolwiek co do jednej = Q
potepieniu gazet polskich,
popierajacych sprawe od-
szczepiehc6w, z ubolewaniem
zaznaczyc musi. IL tract ona
ma powadze przez to, ze do
inicyatorow nalezaly DIVA
niesympaty czne. individual:
glosny wichlacz Stanis}aw
Slisz, by}y s}uchacz akademii
sw. Micha]a w Krakowie,
drugi niepodleJszy wich|acz
Klemek Bielihski, dawniejszy
samostrzelski Swiniarek, a
obecnie os}awiony pokatny
kretacz prawniczy W Chicago.
Rozumie sic. zedo Wio,usa
owo= kongresowe potepienie
odnosic sic ME mog}o,bo my
nietylko, ,niezaleznych' nigdy
ME popieralismy, ale owszem
cd samego poczatku sprawie.
dliwie ich odszczepiehstwo
pietnowalismy.
Ami nawet ma Sejmie Zjed-
noczenia P. R. Katolicklego
W PHILADELPHIA o ,,ekskomu-
nice" czyli ,,wykleciu' lub
.napietnowaniu" Wiorusa nj
mowy ME by}o, lubo Polak u
.Ameryce, p}6d ojca k}amstwa
(szatana) i narzedzie wodza
nieprawosci (Pitassa) taxa
potwarz W SWAT pusci}, do
dajac W swojej nieograniczo-
nej bezczelnosci, jakoby Zjed.
uchwalilo, abonent6w Wiarusa
suspendowac. Samo urzedowe
ogloszenie W Waerze 4 Oczyzn1e,
o Wia1usie, ami o innych
gazetach wcale ME wspomi-
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

KSIEZA kt6rzy byli ma
Kongresie, poznawszy blizej
Gala gospodarke ,,buszla'',
iednog}osnie go potepiaja. w
w}asnym domu bardzo przykre
musial sluchae komentarze.
KS. SZAMBELAN Wa
wrzyniak we Wtorek, 20
WrzeSnia, z powrotem odpty-
nal do Europy.
KS. BISKUP Richter z
Grand Rapids. Mich, ma zal
do ks. szambelana Wawrzy-
niaka, re wbrew jego wolf
pojechal do Bay City i tam
po karczmach uk4adal sic z
z ludzmi, odmawiajacymi
swojemu prawowitemu bisku.
powi pos}uszehstwa. Faktem
jest, ze W swojej stolicy ks.
biskupRichter zadnych zlecef
do sprawy Bay Citskiej ks.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-04-29

cited at in an oblong slot a. To the
convex surface of the cam b, a strap, e,
is securely fastened which is connected
TO a strong spring f, the front end of
which is connected to the cross-bar q
Of the sliding clamp c. When the stool
is not in use the spring b, which is con-
nected to the bar g at one end and to
the stool top at the other end, causes
the parts to assume the inclined posi-
tons as shown. Upon the mixer plac-
ing his weight on the seat, the clamp
c is drawn inwardly around the vessel
20 be held and accommodates itself TO
buckets of different diameters through
the medium of the spring f. When the
mixer removes his weight the spring
b causes the seat to rise and at the same
time causes clamp c to release the
bucket. The seat also serves to hold
the tail of the animal during milking.
which is done by drawing the bushy
part of the tail between the seat and
the tabletop before sitting down.
Country Gentleman.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-04-29
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.

In planting give trees plenty Of room
Nearly all kinds of stock are iniuri-
Gus to young orchards.
In setting out trees thin them so as
to avoid forks and to make them head
low.
A few apple and peach trees shouts
be planted every year to keep up the
supply.
Missing trees in the orchard should
be replaced by thrifty young trees o.
some sort.
1t is not bad plan okeep the orchard
lands in as good condition of fertility
as the cornfeld.
Dead or decaying trees in the orchard
afford harboring and breeding place
for insects and vermin.
The pear tree, after it once comes
into bearing, if kept healthy, can be
depended upon for fruit every year.
The best ground for peach orchard
is a sandy soil that has been planted
for several years with general crops.
The union between the scion and
stock takes place by tie inner bark
and not by the cut surface Of the wood.
The skill of the CRATER is then exer-
cised to bring the inner bark of the
scion into close contact with the ioaer
bark of the stock.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-04-29
Wax Composition for Grating.

Equal parts of resin, beeswax and
taIlow make excellent wax for grating.
These are melted together, then poure'l
into warm water and kneaded AMI
puIled with the hands until the mixture
is tough Sometimes it is desirable to
dissolve this mixture il alcohol, and use
it in a liquid form, painting it over the
gratis with brush 1t is very CONVEX
lent to melt some of this wax, and dip
strips of cotton cloth in it; then, when
they are cold, wrapping these around
the union of the graft and cion. The
strips will adhere closely and will sup
port the graft better than the mere
wax. which viii at times soften in the
sunshine on warm days. and thus per-
nit the gratis to loosen in the wind.