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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19
MARION COUNTY ENDEAvoRERs.
To Hold a Convention In Salem-Com-
plete Program.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

To Hold a Convention In Salem-Com
plete Program.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
2:O0-Opening devotionais, Mis-
Anna McNary.
2:15-Greetings, Rey. w. G. Kant
ner, Salem.
2:35- Enrolment and organization
2:45-Report of county president
Fred Lockley.
3;OO-Report of county secretary
Eta M. Kelly.
3:l5-Paper, Temperance and the
Tobacco Habit, ""What should be the
attitude of Endeavorers toward these
Habits" ," by DR.. f. L. Taylor, Of the
Keely Institute. Discussion Of paper
| Just read.
4O0-Paper, "IIow we may best win
SOULS" by Miss Roma White, of
Woodburn.
4:15-DiscussiOn.
4:3O-Talk, "Can G. E. Society be
sustained where there is no church
organization?" w. V. Hurst, Macleay.
4:45-Discussion.
5:OO-Song service, in charge of
State President II. S. Gile, Salem.
Adjournment.
EVENING.
7:30-Praise and prayer, Fred Gle
bel Salem.
7:15-Conference of officers and COM
mittee.
7:45-Special music.
S:0O-Report by H L. Hood, Ore
gon delegate to international con-
vention in Washington City last July.
BenedictiOn.
SATURDAY MORNING.
9:00-"Consecration, its meaning"
Miss Nord Huyck, Salem.
9:15-Paper, or talk on missions, by
Miss Nellie Clark, president of Salem
local union.
Discussion.
9:30-Paper, "Our prayer meeting,"
Fred Lockley, county president.
Discussion.
10:00-Bible reading, "The Holy
Spirit for service" conducted by Mrs.
Park, Salem.
1:00-Unfnished business.
11:30-Song service and "Favorite
scripture quotations.
12:00-Midday prayer service; and
Christ's parting words to his disciples,
st. John, 14th chapter, in charge of
Prof. W. 1. Staley, state secretary
Y. p S. G. e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19

BROKE THE WATER MAIN.-While
members Of the Labor Union were eX-
cavating a ditch across Commercial
street directly opposite the grocery
establishment of Harriet & Lawrence,
preparatory TO laying new pipe con-
Meeting with the faucet in the Turner
block, pick accidentally punctured
the main pipe Through this aper-
ture the water rushed quite rapidly
making "A yeritable artesian well for
several minutes. The break was duly
repaired and work resumed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19

The RIVER FALLING.-At 10 o'clock
this morning the river registered a
trifle over 26 feet above low water
mark at Salem, and was gradually
falling. The locks at Oregon City
can not be opened so long as the river
registers more than sixteen feet above
low water mark; so a further fall of
ten feet IN the rivers stage, will be
necessary, before Salem will have any
business intercourse with Portland,
via the river steamboats,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19
PERSONAL.

W. j. Clarke came up from Gervais
this morning.
Miss Leila Waters is reported as
being on the sick list.
AA4o-nou Tol,- 1E----arp5 IOV~---l i
TO Woodburn this morning.
Attorney VIM. Kaiser had legal
business in Woodburn this morning.
Hen. David Craig of Macleay, the
farmer Legislature, was in town To-Day.
Geo. w. Davis returned this morn
ing from business visit in Portland.
w. d. Waterbury, assistant at Gray
Bros hardware store, was Portland
visitor today.
Messrs johnson and Hobson, two
Stayton farmeres from between Stay
ton and Mehama were in town today.
Mrs. Harry Blanchard and baby
came up from Portland Wednesday
morning on a visit to Mr.. Blanchard,
who is purser on the steamer Ruth.
That boat is tied up at Salem for the
present owing to the high water.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19

BOUND OvER-Andrew Carlson, who
was killed at Randolph, in Coos coun-
ty, November 8, left five motherless
children. Russell, who killed Carlson,
now says that there were witnesses to
the fact that he did the shooting,
but that he does not remember it, and
that he had no malice. against Carlson.
Rursell waived "a preliminary exam
inaGion and was held to thr grand
jury.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19
7. HoIVePSoD.
MAYOR,
City Marshal and Recorder.
the Fight Over Salem City Politics
Warming Up,

The Salem Republican city prim-
aries are called for November 2Sth.
Indications are that an immense vote
will be polled and the fight will be red
hot.
E. G.. Cross has withdrawn his name
from considera tion by his friends for
Office of Mayor. The various factions
are trying to unite upon eX-Sheritf Il.
M. Croisan. The name of Wm. Cher
ringtOn is mentioned. He is now a
member of the school board. All in
terest centers in the Republican prim-
aries, and the Republican city
machine has virtual control Of their
management. Present indications are
that there will be several states of
delegates presented at each ward.
For city Marshal and chief of Police
Ad. Dilley, present incumbent, Wells
Latourette, off Police force, and Earl
Race, foreman on the State sewer, will
contest before the primaries and city
Republican convention. There is no
disposition to unite or form cOmbina-
tionS.
For city recorder, Ed. N. Edes, pre-
sent incumbent, G. D. Gabrielson and
WA .Moores, will contest for the NOM
ination For Alderman not much is
said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19
A TRAGEDY!

Scene-oPera House-Time Thanksgiv-
ing Night--Tune--"And the Band
Played On"
The man in the moon he is queer
coon, and the band played on.
When he heard OF the show, said he,
L will go-and the band played on.
He nearly exploded, for the play it
was loaded with lmcre fun than he
ever saw.
To you 'twould seem, like a China
mans dream-now this is no joke.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19

The goodwill that goes
with good tea is part of the
proht-that is why some
grocers are glad to sell you
Schi2Amg' Best
But there is more profit.
take it all in all, in ScAiI
hHgS Best tea-for you, for
the grocer, and for us.
A sehilling s. Company
San Francisco S9l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19

Don't fail to call at the New York
Racket for bargains in the Star 5
Star boots and shoes, also in clothing,
for men and boys, and hats, under
wear, hosiery, ties, handkerchiefs,
ribbons, laces, embroideries, and
other notions. IL 10 I'd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19

HOLIDAY NovELTY,-Miss Sperry,
the Artist is showing a beautiful
novelty for the holiday trade, and
those desiring something fine at a low
price will do well to give an order at
once. ll-l6 w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19

MARION RECoRDs.-The county
court has had built at the Ira Erb
sash and door works a counter and
filing place for the old tax rolls in
the sheriff's Office. 1t was needed to
preserve the records.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19

ABOUT PIES. THE JOURNAL prints
in its Domestic department "A Trea-
tise on Pies, - that will interest every
housekeeper. This department will
hereafter be regular feature, and
the lady readers are invited to contri-
te TO it,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19

Veal small S to 51I large &c per lb.
Mutton Weathers LIS; ewes so; dressed
mutton, SIC.
Beef-Steers 2.25; cows I.7s@ oo;dressed
3HI-4H
Cured Meats-Hams roc-IoLc bacon &c
Lard--in pals, 6Hc.
SAN FRANCISCO MAkKET.
San Francisco, Nov. 49, Wheat, May
1924.
Wool. Oregons choice, ro;@IIc; inferior 5
@7c, valley, 8(@ec.
Hops-Quotable at IIc for new.
Potatoes--2O@3oc per sack
Oats-Milling, I.o5@I.2o.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Wheat y 6s I'd per bu.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat. 1915 per bu., market hrm.
Oats 32(933c,
Hay. Baled, cheat, 8 so; timothy 9oO@
1000.
Flour. In wholesale lots, 3 90; retail
400; bran, bulk II.so@I2. so; sack,d. i2.oo;
shorts, I2.5o@I3.5o; chop fe d, u. Ca
I2.oo.
Poultry. Hens SC; turkeys 7c,
Veal--Dressed, 3Za3
Hogs. Dressed, 2HQ13L
Live Cattle. .IZ@2
Sheep. Live, 1850.
Wool. Best. I2aI2Hc.
Hops. Best, I2c.
Eggs. Cash. 2sc.
Butter. Best dairy, zoe; fancy create.
2sc.
Cheese .I2Zc.
Farm Smoked Meats BacC !, 6ISc; hans
&c; shoulders, Sc.t
Potatoes. 3oc per bu
Onions-5oc.
Green Fruit-Pears soc per box.
Dried Frut-Apples. evaporated bleacaed,
oc-Sc: unbleached 4c(@Sc.
Plums~4c.
Prunes-5e-7c.
Beans &c.
Lard-7c.
Hops-Io(9Io%c.
Butter. Oregon fancy creamery, 4o0so;
fancy dairy, a5935; fair to good, ao(922%,
Cheese Oregon full cream, 10
Eggs. Oregon, 25c per doz
Fruit. .Green-Apples per box I.oo(9I as;
Pears 75e 85c per box
Onions-6Sc(975 per sack.
Dried Fruit-Apples, evaporAted, bleached
4eC94Ie; unbleached, 3c1(N4c; sundried, &C
(@5c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19
Suit Pattern Sale.

This week we offer at special prices
some very choice things in single suit
patterns. They comprise the latest
effects in Persian mixtures, silk and
wool combination, Bouclet, etc, ect.
Any Sl4 suit Sl2.
Any $40 suit 50.
Any SO suit $3.50.
Any So suit S5.
There's some very choice things
and they are money saver, every
one.
Our 9Oc. line of Iridescent towels
now 75c.
New,
See those new lace and velvet col
lars, new shades, 81.
Call and socket garment fascinator,
newest and best thing for garments.
Better than hooks and eyes for many
things.
T HOIUepSOD.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19
Salem Building & Loan Association.

Salem Building & Loan Association.
The Board of Directors Of the Salem
Building an Lloan Association held a
business meeting this morning when
the following staff of officers was
elected: President, Geo. w. Johnson;
Vice President, j. H. Albert; Secre-
tary, Paul H. Sroat; Treasurer, 1. L..
Patterson; Attorney, A. o. Condit.
This association is one of the most
successful business enterprises ever
launched in this city and the bnsi.
ness transacted in the year ending
Nov. 1-96, by far exceeded that of
the preceding year not only in the
number Of transactions but also in
per cent of remuneration. With the
able staff of officers that has been
chosen to serve :the society for the
ensuing year, the association can only
be more successful this year than
ever in she past.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19
Reeds
Opera
House,

Thanksgiving night at the opera
house "Senorita." The funiest play
ever written. Produced by "Fin De
Seicle Dramatic club" of this city
for benefit of the G.. A. r. Guaran-
teed to cure the worst case of the
"Blues" in ten minutes, a dollar show
at half price
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-19

Turkeys at Doty's market.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20
POdZiekOWanie.

Poczuwam sic do obowiszku z~ioaenia
~serdecznej podzieki wszystkim tym,
kt6rzy W pogrzebie mojego meaa sp.
Antoniego Groenwaldta udzial wzieli i
do us~wietnienia tego smutnego obrzedu
W oddaniu ostatniej pos}ugi ~zmaaemu
reke p~rzy}ozyli.
A przedews zystkiem serdecznie die
kuja Zarz. Zwiazku Sokol6w, Gniaz-
dom mr.. l, ii VIII, Rzadowi Centr.
wv. N. P, Organizacyi republ. W l6
wardzie, Tow. Mlodyoh Przemysiow.
DOW, Tow. Miokiewicza, Tow. sw. Wa
lentego i ca}ej publicznosoi, tudziea
Przedsiebioroy pogrzebowemu p. Kaz.
Frycz.
Pdulina ~Groen,oaidt, wdowa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20

bedzie zaopatrzouy W trey CRUDE liny
d&ugosoi pc 500 metr6w, umooowane
powyzej lodki u kohca balonu. Balon ME
bedzie sic m6g} wzniesc wyaej DO mad
200 do ESQ metr6w ponad potion mo
RIA. Przeto ozesc liny 200 do $50 me.
trow, u~plecionej z w}okien kokosu,
wleo sic bedzie pc ziemi, wzglednie DO
lodzie,lub Piynac pc powierznchi woody.
Liny wlokace sic siusyc beda najpierw,
jake regulatory, kt6re ME pozwola ba-
lonowi wzniesc sic pc mad pewna wyso.
kosc i jake ster, bslon, BOWEN, prey
ozePiony do ziemi, niejako sunie DO niej
mimo ze szybuje W powietrzu. Bedzie
wieo MONA zastosowac spos6b kiero.
wanna z pomoca steru i zagli, jak to sic
Praktykuje PREY kierowaniu lodzia, u.
noszona pradem rzeki. 1 W rzeozy sa.
mel, acknowledgements p. Andreego do.
wiodly, Re znajac kierunek wiatru, mo.
zna "a Pomooa zagli, umooowsnych u
boku lodki balonu, zmieniaG kierunek.
Zmiana ia ME jest atoli dowolna, jak
PREY zegludze wodnej, lecz ogranioza
sic do kata o 81 ..
Prady badane przez p. Eokhelma ma
SzPicbergu, powinny uniest balon W
kierunku bieguna, a ztamtad ku poi
nocnym oregon Azyi, lub Ameryki.
Podroz Gaia trwac bedzie tylko 6 do 8
dni. Ma koszta wyprawy zlozono ze
skladek 10000 koron.
Glownym inicyatorem wyprawy jest
p. Andree. Jest to mezozyzna W wieku
lat AZ, sredniego wzrostu, jasny blon-
dyn, przyjemnej i ujmujacej powierz.
chownosci. Mona 60 czesto ~spotykat
W salonach sztokholmskiego ,,towarzy-
silva. D}uzsze wycieczki balonem, cd.
byte W +. 1885 r. do Goeteburgu, Fin
lsndyi Gotlandyi i odkrycia, poozy-
nione W zakresie zeglugi powietrznej
zjednaly mu zasluzone u~znanie.
Nils Eckholm, ciemny blondyn, W
wieku lat AZ. w~ygladajaoy bardzo MILO
do, stanowi doskona}y typ oziowieka
wielkiej nauki i prawnego charakteru.
Trzeci z rzedu czlonek wyprawy,
Nils Strindberg, mlody 24-letni czlo-
wick, wysoki, dobrze ~zbudowany, o ma
iwnej troche twarzy, brunei, niewiele
mole wykazac prac samodzielnyoh, DO
dopiero rok temu u~kohozyl studya uni
wersyteckie.
Jestesmy wiec W p~rzededniu, albo
~wielkiego mo1e e~pokowego odkryoia,
albo novel tragicznej katastrofy W o
kolicach Podbiegunowych, dokad trzej
odwaani szwedziw tel karkolomnej wy
prawie puszcza sic "a kilka tygodni.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20
BalOnem do bieguna.

Trzej uczeni szwedzcy, PIP. Solomon
August Andree. inaynier, dr.. Nils
Eokholm, znany meteorolog, jeden z
dyrektcrow sztokholmskiego instytutu
metereologicznego j p. Nils Strindberg,
asystent fizyki r6wniez mieszkanieo
Sztokholmu, postonowili dotrzec do bic
guna p6}nocnego.... balonem....
Karkolomna ia wyprawa, jest ODE
cnie przedmiotem powszeohnego zain.
teresowania W Szwecyi, TEN wiekszego,
i'm bardziej zbliza sic jej termin, PREY.
padajacy obecnie juz tylko "a diva mie-
siaoe.
Projektowi W kolach uozonyoh czy-
Mono DUE zarzuty. Nsjpierw, wyra
zano obawe, ze balonem ME bedzie
MONA kierowac jowolnie, a vice i 20.
glowac W oznaczonym %kierunku; po.
wtore, dowodzono, il korzysoi z takiej
wyprawy ME bedzie zadnych, DO, gdy.
by nawet udala sic mad biegunem poi
noonym, podroz musialaby trwac bar
dzo kr6tko, a niedogodnosoi obserwaoyj
z wyzyn by{yby tax wielkie, il niepo-
dobiehstwem byloby p~oczynic spostrze
zenia.
Zarzuty to, pc blizszem rozpatrzeniu,
przynajmniej W czesci upadajs. P.
Eckholm podczas pobytu swego W
Szpicbergu W 1SS2-83r. przekonai sic,
il prey pewnem cisnieniu ~atmosfery-
omen wiatr, panujacy ma wysokosci
200 do 300 stop nad powierzchnia mo
RIA, be~zwarunkowo uniesc must balon
W kierunku do bieguns, zas p. Andree.
mu przez przymocowanie d}ugiej do
balonu liny pc ziemi wlokacej sic i "a
stosowanie zagla udaio sic do pewnego
stopnia przynajmriej umozliwic kiero-
wanie balonem. Co sic tyczy drugie
GO zarzutu, to niedogodnosciom obser
waoyi podczas krotkiej nadpowietrznej
podrozy ~zspobic1z maja znskomicie
pomyslne instrumenty optyczne j PREY.
rzsdy do pomisrow kierunku j szybko-
Sol wistrow.
Balon przeznaczony do wyprawy,
wyrabis sic obeOnie W Paryau, wedlug
plsnow p. Andreego. Balon ten pc
sisdac bedzie 1900 szescOiennyoh OBJ
jetosci ! wypelniony wodorem, bedzie
mogi uniesc oiezsa cd 1890 do $500
kilogramow. DO przewiezienis tel
maszyny powietrznej ma Szpioberg,
zksd wyruszy wyprswa, ~wynsjeto oso.
bny Stack.
Welding pomyssu p. Andreego, bslon
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20
ZawiadOmienie.
Ogloszenie.

Teraz wielki czas p}acic podatki cd To-
tow i domow W Chicago, Ill. Komu ME-
wygodnie Tub czas ME pozwala isc same
mu do kasy powiatowej, a szczegolniej
CT, ktorzy mieszkaja daleko pc Ia Chi
oago powinni z tego korzysta6 i made
slat sw6j starry kacit od podatk6,o i pie.
niadze przez nMoney Order" ma mole
reoe, a ia tutaj zap.ace i kwit nowy ra
en- z kwitem starym zwrooe poozta.
IeOfH Stan,
0S9 Milwaukee Ave-, Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20
~NadzwycZajne Ceny.

Nadzwyczajne ceny ofaruje kolej
Nickel Plate do Cleveland z powodu
dwurooznego zjazdu Ryoerzy Pythias,
ktory jest zapowiedziany ma % - 80
Sierpnia. Droga wygodna, pociagi
szybkie. Obs3uga grzeozna, siowem
wszystko najlepsze, a PREY TEN tykiety
$3.50 tahsze, niz ma wszystkioh innyoh
kolejach zelaznyoh. Srzedsz tykiet6w
odbywac sic bedzie %, 90 i "a sierpnia
pc Genie $3.50, z Chicago do Cleve.
land z powrotem. Tykiety wazne do
81 sierpnia T. 1896. Bliaszych infor-
macyi udzieli j. Y. Callahan. agent je-
neralny, Ill Adams str, Chicago. 23s.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20
Wazne dla Og0fu.

Gdzie jest najiagodniejszy klimat W
okolicy ChicagoP - w Marmont, Ind,
dokad dojechac mona koleja nickel
Plate. Szczeg61ow udziela sic W of
sic miejskim, Ill Adams St., telefon
,Main, $780,. Dworzec PREY rogu ulio
Clark 12-ej. (Nr. 140).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20

Z~sziebienie W lecie sprawis sztyw-
nosc W muskulaoh j ozlonk6w. Uzyj
Gle oIeju sw. Jakobs ma wiecz6r iub
tee " iDnym c~zasie, a gibkosc W ozion-
kach przywrooona zostsnie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20
krOnlKa mleJScOwa.

Ks. szambelan Wawrzyniak przy-
bedzie niebawem do Chicago.
Witamyl
w sprawozdaniu z rocznego posie-
dzenia oddzialu ohicagoskiego skarbu
narodowego, zosta1 opuszczony przez
zecer6w paragraf, opiewajacy, ze czion.
kowie zarzadu oddzia}u wybrani ma tenn
posiedzeniu, proszeni So o zakladanie
W swych dzielnicach pododdzialow
skarbu o samoistnej dzia3alnosci ola u
}stwienia oddzia}owi szerzenia idei
skarbu pc caiem Chicago. .Niepodo-
biehstwem bowiem ola jednego oddzia-
lu jest wyzyskanie tax olbrzymiego
miasta.
Zwracamy wieo uwage nowych cz}on.
k6w, wymienionyOh wpowyaszem spra-
wozdaniu ma ten paragraf bardzo wa.
zny i ME watpimy, ze ~zastosuja sic do
niego tax, IL ma posiedzeniu oddzia}u,
ktore odbedzie sic W przyszaym mic
siaOu W hall ~Pulaskiego, beda mogli
przedstawic juz rezultaty swej pracy.
Wielka wyoieczka letnia jednej z
najstarszych grup zwiazkowych, Tow.
Harmonic, odbedzie sic W przysz}a ME-
dziele W Sohillers parku. Komitet urza-
dza rozmaite zabawy, jake to wyscigi
ola panien, ola pan, ola mezczyzn i
dzieci. Ia pierwszehstwo W wyscigach
rozdane beda piekne i kosztowne ma
grody.
Juz to przyznac trzeba, ze Tow.
Harmonic zawsze urzadza swe zabawy
z szykiem, z elegancya i dba o to, ably
w~spoiudzia} W Mich bioracy dobrze sic
zabawili; to tez W niedziele kto mole
wybiera sic do Sohillers Parku.
Ogloszenie W tel mierze umieszozo-
ne W nZgodzie" da }askawym czy-
telnikom wszelkie wskaz6wki infor-
macye.
w srode 12go pred po}ud. odby}
sic wspanialy pogrzeb S. p. Antoniego
Groenwalda. Sokoly wzieli ma barki
trumne z zw}okami i poniesli ia do ko-
soio}a sw. Stanis}awa Kostki, gdzie
odprawiono naboaehstwo zalobne.
Ma czele konduktu zaiobnego sz}a
orkiestra, grajac marsza p~ogrzebowego
Szopena. Dalej szla dziatwa Sokola,
Tow. Mlodych Przemysiowo6w, sw.
Walentego i inne. Pred trumna ME-
siono sliczne WHENCE, ~zlozone W dow6d
uznania zasiug i pracy s. p. Antonio
60, przez Gniazda Sokole, Wydzial
Zw.Soko}ow Polskich, Klub republican,
ski i wreszcie piekny wienieo cd wv.
N. P. z napisem: ,,Zaonemu polakowi
Wv. Mar. Pol"
Mad grobem przemowi} druh zyoh.
lihski, zowolano ostatnie sokolskie:
Czolem - i ma trumne posypa}a sic
ziemia z gluchym }oskotem.
w pogrzebie wzie}y udzial setki Una
jomych i przyjacioi zmarlego.
niedziele odbyla sic zabawa
Tow. z Bridgeport ma rzeoz miejsoo-
wei czytelni. Zabawa udala sic dobrze.
Bawiono sic j PREY tenn poparto piekny
Gel.
n Rawicz jest znowu W ,trublu", je-
Aeli szczeg6ly skargi, ktora wniosaa
przeciw MENU PAM Lewandowska So
prawdziwe.
MAJ tel niewiasty jest skazany ma
dozywotne wiezienie, a p. Rawioz mia,
jej Powiedziec, ze ma wp}ywy politycz-
ne jesli mu PAM L. da pieniadze ,posta
ra sic o to,aby MAJ jej zosta} uwolniony.
Biedna kobieta sprzedala CO miala
wreczy}a p. r. $4,000. Uplynely
message, a meza jak ME ma, tax ME
MAJ.
Do piwisrni Dabrowskiego weszlc
dwoch rzezimieszkow i wyoiagnawszy
rewolwery, zazadali pieniedsy. Da.
browski ME tracao przytOmnosci poczal
strzelac, ranii jednego i zmusii iotrzy.
kow do ucieczki.
Dowiadujemy sic, IL Glory Pol.
skioh Spiewakow W Ameryce beda
miafy swoj Zjazd W miescie Milwaukee,
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Trcdler (SiuhrudI.

gemzg ort 10. San. - grit ieBt
lit befannt geporDen, OaB Der Rsit0uz
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bre6ern dlproformirt uno beraubt
pproen i1t. 9riidel betreibt in Rr.
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8eglsitung einiger 6reunOe ging er
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Gett. 8eQen 5 ll6r nuroe 8rider5
Sp1n 0urh ftartes &lopfsn an Der
E6ure aus Dem S6lafe gepett.
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7einem Gritaunen einen Nu6bar, Der
Spei 9Qdr 6oIen in Der 6ano 6ielt
unD inn mittbsiIte, DaB er oieielben
i'm 6au5qang gefunoen. Der junge
9rufel iab iofort, oaB iie ibm II. lei
nsm @ater geb0rten. Gr bsga6 ii1
in Oa5 S6laf3immer Oes 2eBteren uno
oeriu6te Oenielben gu peden, absr es
mar perQebli6, Der ate Wunn i2ien
toot 3u fein. 3uglei6 maC6ts iit6 in
Dem 3immer Elm eigenthiimli6er Gez
ru6 bemerf6ur. Der iunge 8riidel
geriet6 in Die 9r0Bte 2tufregunq. Gr
pette ieine bti0en S6msitern Il. bolte
oann einen 2(r5t, neldsr iofort con-
itdtirte, OaB Der dltere 8riideI 6loro=
formtrt tpDroen mar. Die 9iebe bat
ten eina 10 groBe Quuntitdt Gbloroz
form benuBt, baB es crit na6 mebrz
ItUnoiger 2(rbeit gelang, ben W}ann
pieoer CUR 8eiinnung 5u 6rin9en. Sine
llnterIu6ung erQob, oaB Die Ginbre=
der cine aoloene llhr nebIt 8ette, cine
nit 9idmanten 6eIeBte 8uiernaoel
uno $500 geItoblen 6atten. IS lit
bis6er noh nidt gelungen, au6 mn
bic qsrinqite Spur OOn Den SpiBbuz
ben 81 ent0eden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-20
srIbitmurO in 6efa: Mig.
Der 5ludb Der bGfcm Sbat.-Scr GpmnriiIIpnsz
bdurIer @prter eutpuppt iIdb ais Sd,uiuez
Ter

bdurIer @Urter entpuppt ircb ais Sbmnsz
Ter.
0ep Yort, II. San. - Die
8erdusgabung tpertbloIer Gbefs be-
I6ulOigt uno DON ieinen Sreunoen
perlaTen, ba6te Der 43 Sabre alte 9.
8. 8orter aus 8rootlDn, es lei beiier,
Iein 9aisin gu beenosn. 9orter be-
fdno ii6 in elmer 3eQe oes 3aDmonoz
itruBenz8efdngniiies unter @iirgI6QFt
fir Elm lpeitere5 8er6Dr. 8eItern Norz
gen fanb man i'm toot, er bate 2eu6tz
gas eingeut9met. Der SeI6itmDroer
mar Elm Gommiiiionsbdnbler Oo4
ging in leBterer 3eit iein 8eI6GTt
mi6t gut 8orgeItern puro, er perEafz
tet unO bd er, Dem &i6ter oorgefiibrt,
Die geforoerte 8iirgi6aft nidt iteQen
tpnnte, in's 8efdngniB QeIanot.
9(uf Dem Bege Bat er Den ibn beQIeiz
ter0en @eri6tsoiener, i6m gu 9sItat=
ten, na4 9uuIe gu gehsn, I'm anosre
8leioer un3ulegsn, aber Der 8eri6tsz
oi.rsr ertldrte, er burfe ois5 ni6t 3uz
geber. 'Seuf5enb ergub ita 9prtsr in
fein S9idial, ol5 er uber i'm 9efGngz
nib in eins Gen, geitedt rerben IolIte,
Bat er, man m0ge i'm ni6t lpie eiHsn
9erbrs4er 6eFanosln. Der S6eriff
lieB ibm Elm 3immer i'm ober1tenStodz
perte anipeiIen, no Qsip0bnli4 .Gipilz
gefangene" 2lufnabme finoen. Der
S4IieBer beIu4te bas 3immer um
Mitterna6t unb UNI 5 ubr Morgen5,
unb fanb iebesmal 9lGe5 in Sronun5.
Borter I6lief dnT6eineno gang felt.
&uum absr mar Der S9lieBer pieoer
aus Dem 3immer, 10 muB Porter bas
8as I@on urgsbrsbt 6abcn. IS 16eint,
baB er bas Gas brett in TeinenU}uno
itr0men lieB, bis er tuum ms6r i'm
StunOe mar, fi6 aufrebt gu erbaIten.
Damn lsgte er 1i6 auf's 8ett, uno bier
funo man i'm bei'm nG6Iten 3unbz
gange nm 58 u6r als 2ei4e. Der
@efGngniBar3t ertldrte, baB Der Sob
b06Itsns 20 M2inuten Aorfer eiu9etrez
ten lei. QBie ii9 berau8geIteQt, bal
9orter 5a6Irei4e 8eI4dFt5leute be-
f6pinoelt.