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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
SENATOR ELKINS
Suggested as a Strong Presidential
Possibility by the Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette----NOw for Another
Denial From the Local Organ"

Cincinnati, Ohio, January 24-The
Commercial Gazette will print to-mor-
row the last of :ts series of articles in
support of the Republican presidential
candidates. Ii is a specia, from Wheel
ing, w. Va. The fitness of Senator
Stephen B. Elkins for the presidency
is eloquently presented IN the dispatch.
II says Senator E,fIins mas not express
ed a preference for any one for the nom
ination at St. Louis. Much less has
he evinced any desire 10 be a candidate
himself. West Virginia, which has as
many electoral votes as Maine, has
taken up his cause. The Republicans Of
West Virginia recognize his fine schol-
arly ability, his eminent craftsmanship
and invaluable service to the party and
recommend him as the man most likely
10 break the solid South at the next
election, and equally sure of the North
and the West.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
SENATOR GEAR Is POOR.

His Property sold for Taxes-Ohl Leaves
Columbus Without Making statement.
Indictments Have Caused Sensation.
Special % the Register.
Columbus. Ohio. January PA tel
egram to-day from Upper Sandusky,
the home of ex-senator Gear. who has
been indicted for bribery, states that he
is very poor and only last Thursday
a.l his property was sold for taxes.
Senator Ohl left for home this morn
ing without making any further state
ment about the cases against him.
Senator Geyer called at the Office Of
the Secretary of STATE to-day and Sc
cured a copy of the Senate Journal
covering the period and legislation
when he was q member with view TO
preparing a defense.
Subpo mas were issued to-day for ten
more witnesses 10 apear before the
grand jury ON Monday. Nearly all Of
Them are from out of town and are not
known here.
The indictments have caused a great
sensation here and the general feeling
is thar a good clue has been struck and
h0uld De closely followed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

TO be the signal for more active opera
tons against the insurgents the feel
ing grows that the struggle is a most
eXhausting one for all concerned, and
that much mere blood and treasure
must be expended by Spain if the in
surrection is to be
QUELLED BY FORCE OF ARMS.
Under these circumstances, it is NOT
astonishing that a feeling in favor OF
some compromise arrangement is stead
lily growing and all eyes are turned to-
ward the United States as likely TO be
the great factor in bringing peace and
prosperity one more TO unhappy Cuba.
The military authorities are drawing
all the troops possible from the eastern
part of Cuba, as that part of the ISL
and, especially the province of Santa
de Cuba, is rapidly resuming a peaceful
aspect, owing to the fact that nearly
all the insurgents have moved east
ward.
Reports continue to be received Of
small engagements with the insurgents
in all dired IONS, indicating that they
are no longer united IN main body,
bdL a. z III Ohtu up -IlU small p14 tlGos
to evade any Spanish force that they
are not yet strong enOgh to oppose.
The important town Of Sabanilla, on
the railroad south Of the city MaJanzes,
has been attacked by insurgents. No
details are given of the
DAMAGE DONE TO PROPERTY.
but it s said that three Of the yOlun
teer soldiers were killed and ten of the
civil guards were wounded. The m
surgents are said to have lost seven
teen killed.
Col Aldecoa reports an engagement
to-day with the bands of Rafael Car
denas. who retreated towards Trium-
virate, Matanzas, leaving four killed
and three wounded.
The insurgents have plundered Baja,
Pinar del Rio. The greatest activity of
the Insurgents seems to be centered for
the present N the province of Matanzas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

treme utterances on the part OF Con-
eress De deferred until the arts q
l0macy should be exhausted, in view
the danger that the missile laries in Tm
key We're in and also i'm view o. the
fact that Miss Clara Barton, wiJb the
Red Cross in her hand, was now on hen
way 90 Armenia.
Mr.. Call offered an amendment 10 the
Armenian resolution TO the erect 'tnat
humanity and religion and the princi-
plies on which all civilization rests,
demand that civilized governments
shall by peaceful negotiation, or II
necessary. 10y force OF arms, prevent
and suppress the cruelties and massa-
cres indicted on the Armenian subjects
of Turkey, by the establishment OF a
government Of their own people with
such guarantees of the civilized powers
of It's authority and permanence as
shall be adequate 20 that end.
Mr. Calls motion was laid on the
table. and the original resolutions were
then agreed 20 without division.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
CALLED UPON THE PRESIDENT.
General Harrison the Target for All Eye
in the supreme Court Room.

General Harrison the Target Tor All Eyes
i'm the supreme Court Room.
Washington, d. c., January 24.-The
Supreme Court room was the centre CT
attraction al the capital to-day. The
news that ex-President Harrison would
appear drew thousands through the mud
and rain to the capitol, and for two
hours before noon the halls were thrOng-
ed and the doors besieged.
Mr.. Harrison appeared just after the
marshall had called ihe court TO order,
and Immediately became the target OF
all eyes. His appearance had changed
but slightly. The cars-worn look has
disappeared and time seemingly had
dealt kindly with him There was the
same soft grey hair and beard almost
white. the clear pallid complexion and
the bright grey eyes. He wore a pair
of ordinary spec,aclss and consulted
his notes freely.
The ex-President called at the White
House about o'c.ock lhis afternoon to
pay his respects 10 President Cleveland,
thus returning a similar call made by
the latter upon sim while ne was The
occupan. of the White House. The m
tervisw lasted about len minutes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
STATE SUPREME COURT.
.iiauua11aea1qlJ1g11CE

Special to The Reg-s ster.
Charlecton, w. Va, January n
The Supreme Court Of Appeals met tni5
morning and banded down the following
orders:
Triplet VS.. Lake. from Taylor coun-
ty. opinion by English, decree OF or
cult Court reversed and case remanded.
Sta-e vs.. Jack Pennington. from Mer-
Ger county. opinion by Brannon' Judg-
met Of Circuit Court affirmed.
Shumate's executors vs. Crockett
from summers county. dismissed by ap-
pellant and reallowed.
Lehman & Co vs.. Hinton, from sum
mers county. continued.
G.lmer vs.. SykenstrIkar, from Green
br.er county, submitted.
Ballard's administrator VS.. c. d o.
Railway. from Monroe county submit
ted.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning
at ten o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

St. Louis, Mo, January 24.--Webster
Grove is wildly excited over the tregedy
of last night, when Bertram E At
water, a young Chicago artist, who
had gone to the suburb to visit his
betrOthed, was waylaid by highwaymen.
One Of the robbers, John Smith,
wounded to death by the plucky Chica-
goan, viii probably die before the sun
goes down; the other thug, Sam Eos
ter. a colored ex-convict, who fired the
fatal shots. and Peter Smith, who ar
ranged the trap into which Mr.. At
water was unsuspectngly led, and then
slain, are in custody.
While the inquest was being held
to-day, citizens of the village became
so enraged that it was with the great
est difficulty that cooler heads could re-
strain the prevailing impulse to drag
the captive highwaymen from the Off
GERS and hang them.
Both Smiths, who are cousins, have
confessed as to the part taken by each
in the crime. Peter, who volunteered
to carry Atwater's valise from the sta
ton, admits that he led the latter to
his fate
Genevieve OrtOn, Atwater's financee,
is almost prostrated with grief. The
wedding is said to have been set for an
early date, and the object of Mr.. At
waters visit last night was to talk over
some Of the preliminary matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
UNCLE SAM ACTS.
Tennessee Lynchers Arrested For Holding
Upa Mail Train.


Louisville, KY, January PA spe-
ciaL from Fayetteville, Tenn, says:
Deputy United States Marshal Newman
Yesterday served warrants on r. NJ.
Wallace, Ike Heyman, w. B. Derrick,
Thomas McElroy and Pleasant Neville,
charging them with delaying the Uni
ted States mails, and they were cited
to trial January 90. These arrests re-
suited from an investigation made
few days ago by PostofIice Inspector
Beard of the delay OF the train some
weeks ago. when the Fayetteville peO-
pie removed Joseph Robertson and
Silas McGaba from The train and held
them until a Lewisburg mob could
come and lynch them. The negoes were
en- route to the penitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
MKINLEY SOLID IN TEXAS.

VIII Get the Solid support OF That State
Deiegation at the Convention.
Special 10 the Register.
Columbus. Ohio. January PA close
friend of Ex-Governor Mckinley re-
raivei tel gram from McKinley's
manager I'm Texas this evening saying
that every vote i'm the Eighth Texas dis
t~ict was cast To- instruct delegates Tor
Mckinley and not one for Reed.
There viii be conres-ing delegations
fin the Second and Sixth districts, but
the Mckinley delegates Will be seated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
nrsrRNING OF STCCE9S

The Daily Register Of Point Pleasant
celebrated its anniversary by appear
ing as a double sheet When we conzd-
er the surroundings and Constituency
Of -he Register it is remarkable that Il
can survive at all. The Messrs. Up
na.t deserve praise for their industrious
and successful effort 10 make daily
D9pe- succeed in a town that Will hardly
su92ort a weekly.-Parkersburg Senu-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
- ARnI-r NEW YORK.

New York. January "a severe
Storm of wind. rain and sleet IS pre-
valing i'm the east to-day. Teiesrapnlc
communication between this city and
po,u-s I'm New Eng'ad IS almost sus-
peied Along the coast the WIND has
lad a velocity Of from 40 to 60 miles an
hour since midnight. the later al Sandy
Hook. Thus far no disasters to ship
r-rs are reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
IN A COLLISION.
Seven Persons Severely Hurt in
Wreck Caused by an Electric Car
and Locomotive COlliding.

Knoxville. Tenn, January 24-An
electric car on The Knoxville street rail
way and a switch engine on the South
ern railway coll!ded at Aslym street
crossing at noon to-day Several per
sons were injured, two perhaps fatally.
The injured are as follows: Mrs I. b.
Davis. Mrs. G.rton, Mrs Gettys, Mss
Anderson. Conductor Branch, Motorman
Monday. Extra Motorman Keaslal.
The car was completely demolished.
II was going down a steep grade and the
mctorman was unable to stop 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
4 NANIA F0R FIRE.

Poughkeepsie, n. v, January "a
c. L. Mitchell, a patient at the Matte
wan asylum. set fire to the Institution in
five places, and for a few hours The
building was threatened with destruc-
zion. The fire was extnguished with
some difficulty. None of the patients
were injured. The loss is $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
CONFESSED u THE sCAFFOLD.

||NTT-NTT n NM NONF TVIU.
Chicago. January 24-Nurderer Hem
~v C. Foster lcoloreO was hanged in
the county Jail here -o-day. Foster was
Jockey on tha sou-35rn circuit some
r.lrs ae1. The crime for which ne was
sys.--ei was the shooting of saloon
ke-0er George W. Wells. who attempted
+1 save q ctizeu Foster had wayla.d
ANA was robbing on the street In front Of
yvsl1s.s saloon. On ne scaf0id Foster
confessed his guilt and hoped his exc
cr-.7 would De q lesson 10 all. The
d~oD d.d net break his neck. and he
strlnglsd 90 death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
BAR IRON MAKERS
Continue in Session Behind Closed Doors
An Advance .JustIfled.

Cleveland, Ohio. January 24.-The
members of the Merchant Bar Iron
Association continued their session be-
hind closed doors at the Weddell house
to-day for the purpose Of raising the
price on their product. In discussing
the object of the meeting Secretary
Clark. of the association said the price
of bar iron had been at a very low
figure for a long time The price OF
Besemer pig, coal and coke had risen
and The bar iron manufacturers felt
that an advance in their product is now
fully justified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

Chicago. January 24.-Atcorney Gen
eral Maloney VIII tomorrow begin quo
warranto proceedings under the anti
Trust law in he Circuit Court against
the Illinois Steel Company, on the
ground that IN consolidating With the
Joliet Steel Company it oyerreached its
corporate power.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
THE GOLD RESERVE.

washington, D. c., January 24.-The
treasury to-day lost Sl5S,OOO IN gold
coin and $4,000 in bars. which leaves
the reserve at the close Of business S49,-
9S4.263.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
rtIr pREsrDENTs CONDOLENCE.

London. January 24.-Ambassador
pavard today sent Queen Victoria a
message from President Cleveland ex-
messing sincere confidence with Her
Naie-tv upon the death Of Prince Henry
Of Battenburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
80 q fUL CRIME.

. Young Man, On His Way to Sec
His Afianced, Brutally Murdered.
The Trio of Thugs Under Arrest.
Report That They have Been
Lynched.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
- nvATION - DFRS.

Evansville. Ind. January 2t.-Eugene
Y D-rs discussed labor conditions here
-o-n:rl- before an audience OF some S'oO0
9ao0le He was accorded q great recep-
ton on h.s arrival here his afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
HONOR non BISMARCK.

Berlin. January 24-Emperor VIII
am has appointed Prince Bismarck a
knight Of the Order Pour Leme Rite N
Science and Ar, with voting power.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
Thermometer Record.

Mr. c. Schnepf. the Opera House
drrgeis-. made the following Observa-
.ione of the temperature yesterday: Z a.
- ~ 44.9 a. m. 45; Y m, 50; p. m, 5Si
n M. 43. Weather rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
THE SUBLIME PORTE
Refuses to Recognize the Red Cross socIe-
ty but VIII Allow Minister Terrell to
Name Persons to Distribute Relief.

Name Persons to Distribute Relief.
Washing on, January 24.-Owing TO
the energetic representations of United
States Minister Terrell, Mss Barton
and her party will be permitted by the
Turkish government TO distribute re-
lief to The distressed Armenians, al
though the Red Cross itself will not
figure in the work. This news came
to the Sate Department to-day in a
cablegram TO Secretary Olney. The
porte declines to officially recognize the
Red Cross Society. 1t is apprehended
that they will encounter insurmOuntable
obstacles in reaching the field of action,
owing TO the deep SHOWS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
The wcnther.

Washington. January 24.-Clearlng
IN rhe earlv morning, slightly colder;
westerly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

Cincinnati Ohio, January 24-The
council of Supreme Oficers of the
Knights Of Pytnias will meet here to-
morrow to consider a proposition to
change the place of holding the bien-
NAL encampment from Minneapolis to
such other city as may be selected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

HAVE STARTED FOR ENGLAND.
Durham. Natal. January 24.-The
English troops who were members Of
Dr. James0n's expedition, have en-
b1rked for England on board the steam
err Harlech Castle, while tAe colonial
troops. VINO were taken prisoners at the
same time 30 on board the ROsl.n Cas-
-1a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
CUBAN WAR BECOMING REAL.
Gomez and His Army Of Insurgents
Are Closely Pressed

uy Superior Forces of Spaniards.
Night and Day Marches Wearing
Out the Cuban Cavalry-Several
Small Engagements Reported.
Food Growing Scarce in Havana.
Thousands of Refugees Flocking
to the City - People With the
Means Leaving Daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
FIRE At wELLsBUKG.
John Davics's Residence Severely Scorched
Insured for the Full Value.
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Insured for thc Full Value.
Special to the Register.
Wersburg. w. Va. January "a
shortly before one o'clock the fire alarm
sounded. the residence of John Davies
being I'm flames. The house is on the
hin above High street. and could not
be reached by the fire department for
some time. but their efforts were at
last successful and they soon had the
fire under control. The fire originated
in au upstairs room. but how, still re-
mains mystery. The family were at
dinner when they heard something fall
3Irs. Davies opened The hall door. and
was a.mcs. sudocated by The cloud eff
smoke that met her. Their home is
damaged 90 a considerable extent. but
is insured i'm the Peabody of Wheeling,
for $1,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
SKATE TAXES ACTION.
Adopted Calling Upon
al Powers

er Prerogative and
acre of Christians
uerica- s ard Amer
Tied Up and No Ell
Remedy the Matter
er-,izo Talk kmdUlgad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-25
ONIY EIGHT VOTEs AGAINsT IT.

Washington. d. c.. January "a
Senator Lodge has made canvass Of
the Senate on the Davis resolution af-
frming the Monroe doctrine and says
that he has not been able TO find more
than eight votes that viii be cast
against il.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-16

poruszyc gruntownic serca m}odych ludzi uznal
"a MISUNDERSTANDING srodek ku temu, rozpoczaG
cd 'samego stworzenia swiata i ztad przeprowa,
dzic sfuchaczy powoli az do obecnej uroczystej
chwili.
John tymczasem tax ma}o s}yszaf y tel mo.
wy, lie z opowiadania przysz}ego tescia i wyle-
WOW serca czu}ej tesciowej. Ale wsr6d tel mowy
miaf czas zebraG swe- wszystkie w}adze umysfowe
ilpoznad swe po}ozenie: Zdawa}o mu sic, re go
jake bezbronna ofare ~przywlekli do o}tarza, ably
60 zabic, a tam W dali ujrzal Blenkarta i Spoke,
wyciagajacych ku MENU litosciwie race, ably go
wyratowaG, ujrza4 obok Mich we zach z rozpusz.
czonymi w}osami R6zie i = jakoby ldd sciefa sic
krew jego W zy}ach, gdy pastor, ukohczywszy
swq move szczesliwie, uchwycif go "a reke i
zapyta}:
= Johnnie, czy masz wolna a ME przymu-
szana wole, te OTTO Pauline, kt6ra tn pred soba
widzisz, "a ma}zonke sobie pojac bye jej mezem
wiernym az do grobowej deski?
Wtenczas wstapi} W niego jakoby zly Ouch;
jeszcze mozesz skruszyc znienawidzony weze}
Pred oczami duszy stane}a rozp}akana R6zia, i z
rozpaczliwem wysileniem krzykna}:
Me chce!
w tel chwili ME wiedzia}, co sic W kofo ME
60 dzieje. Zdawa1o mu sic, re ktos ko4o niego
omdlewa1, re s}ysza1 krzyk kobiecy, re stara jej-
nose z wielkim czepcem ma g}owie chcia}a mu
oczy wydrara6 kilkoma susami by1 ma divorce,
popedzif ia dworzec, gdy wlasnie pociag mia1 cd:
chodzi6 i = by4 uratowany.
Cd tel chwili, W ktorej John ma lyle odwagi
sic zdoby}, inny Ouch wstapi} W niego = zimna
stanowczosc. Najtwardszy orzech by} zgryziony,
kosG rzucona i to jeszcze, mowi1 sobie, bez jego
why. Bo czemu krawiec ten Stub tax g%waftownie
przyspieszy1, jezeli ME ola tego, re sic, dowiedzial
0 wygranym wielkim losie i domysla} sic, re teraz
c6rka jego Juz ME jest odpowiedniq partyq ola
bogatego kupca? Te chciwosc majatku przyk1ad.
ME teraz ukara4 i otrzas} sic z wezf6w, kt6re go
jeszcze z nizszemi warstwami spofeczenstwa 1aczy-
fy. Teraz lima mial droge wytknieta.
Co teraz nastapic mog}o i nastapic musiafo,
wiedzia} bardzo dobrze; wyrzuty wzgardzonych
tesci6w, Ivy i narzekania narzeczonej = no i coz?
Jeden tylko jeszcze przykry dzien, a potem pc
wszystkiemu. Jutro rych}o z rama postanowi1 sic
wyprowadzic, a dis no, dis potrzebowa4 tylko
drzwi zamknac i nikogo ME w%puScic, a mia1by
spok6j.
TAX sic tez stale. w domu drzwi zamknaf
Starannie ipostanowi} wyjs6 dopiero wieczorem,
DO familia krawca rych1o udawa4a sic ma spoczy-
mex. Ninety dwie %godziny, gdy zaturkota4 powdz
i zatrzyma} sic pred domem John ME smia&
wyjrzec oknem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-16

g 8 A::&3:s= go
(Ciag dalszy.)
Podczas tego opowiadania, z kt6rego John
mic a mic ME rozumia}, w%prowadzif go tesc przy-
SHY do pokoju, W kt6rym byfa narzeczona i co
sig potem dzia}o, takze ME wiedziaf. Wszedf ja-
koby lunatyk, usciska} narzeczona, cry tel ona
jego pozdrowi} reszte gosci, kt6rych twarze
blask promienny, jak mu sic zdawa}o, otaczaF,
pill kawe i jadi ciasta i dopiero wtenczas zaczaf
przychodzic do siebie, gdy narzeczonq pod reke
prowadzif do na~przeciwleglego koscio}a.
Swieze powietrze, kt6re go owiafo, gdy wy
szed} z dusznej atmosfery pokoju, zbudzifo 60
niejako re snu magnetycznego. Zaczaf myslec i
pojmowac rzeczywiste swe rozpaczliwe pofozenie.
Gala wymarzonego s~zczescia %piramida, ma kt6rej
szczycie Blenkert Sp6lka z jedynaczka R6zia,
zaczeEa pekac i grozifa zawaleniem, a W czarnej
przysz}osci, jaka sic pred MIN malowa}a, ME
widzia} AMI c~alowego szmatka pogodnego nieba.
Ale i robaczek wife sig broni, gdy 60 depca
II W Johna sercu n~astqpi}a W tel chwili dziwna
i okropna zmiana. Nienawidzif serdecznie krawca
Doodleya, kt6ry go trzymaf "a reke i j. sciskaf
= ~nienawidzi} t~esciowa, kt6ra " ogromnym czep-
Gu i z rozpromiena twarza szfa "a MIN = nlena-
widzif navel W tel chwili narzeczoua, to ~wdziecz-
ne d~ziewcze, kt6re wlasnie ~szczescie ca}ego zycia
swego jemu chciafo powierzyc. Zapomniaf, re to
on sam 0 wzajemnosc jej sig s~tara}, re on sam ia
blagaE, ably go ME odpycha}a, i k}ama} pred MIA,
~ ;oS1; m, ada c1uo robo ,,o1un; oo ro;c1,,ok
liwszym W swiecie. Zapomniaf take, re poczciwy
krawiec ME waha} sic powierzy6 mu swej jedy-
naczki, gdy jeszcze by} b%iednym pomocnikiem
handlowym i nawet do z~afozenia samodzielnegoi
korzystnego Interest," reke mu poda} i pieniadze
ofarowaf. &C tenn wszystkiem %zapomnia}, a
przynajmniej musial zapomnieG, niechcac ma
siebie sciagnac zarzutu czarnej niewdziecznos;i,
kt6ra SERGE jego napefnia}a; musiaf zag}uszaG SUI
mienie tenn, re sam siebie uwazaf "a oszukiwa-
nego i wyzyskiwanego.
Ale ma coz mu sic ~przydafo to rozpamiety-
wanie? ma COZ p~rzydafa sic .nienawisc? = I'm
wiecej sic zblizaf do kosciofa, tenn wiecej znikafa
nadzieja ratunku. Juz weszli do kosciola juz
staneli pred o}tarzem, gdzie W czarnym swym
p}aszczu y ksiazka W reku sta} pastor, nastraja-
jac niesfychanle powazna mine, a Johnowi ida
wa}o sic, re tonic i woda juz zalewa mu gardfo.
Z gosci wese!nych Mkt prawie ME zwaza} ma
ogromny niepok6j narzeczonego, DO zanadto sami
soba byli zajeci; a chociaz druchny panny m}odej
ja dostrzegty, przypisywa}y ja zupe}nie innej
przyczynie.
Pastor tymczasem, z wielkiem namaszcze-
MEM, rozpoczal move; ME wiedziaf biedak, lie
z}ego narobi ia nova, kt6rej kohca widocznie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-16
NJ Il Y n
G.. w, ANDlNGA
ma
W SALONIF

pod Wlnona
wyrabia jaknajlepsza make W roz
nych gatunkach, mianowicie tel
patent j zytnia make. Wymionia
takSe make "a iyto i pszenice.
We mtyn,e najnowsze UREA.
dzenia, ola tego maka mnsi byc
dObra.
Pamietajcie Q
MlYnie ma SugarIoaf.