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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-06
z PHILADELPHIA.

Poniewaz niekt6rzy kores
pondenci do gazet polskich
niedok}adne podali referaty
o tenn, co tn s}yszano z
ust Przewielebnego ks. Sam
lana Wawrzyniaka, przeto
podajemy i W1ARUsow1 ME
kt6re sprostowania i uzupe}-
nienia, pod}ug naszego
PATRYoTY.
l. Dowodzca szwadronu
U}an6w, major Majewskl,
powiada, ze mia} honor
rozmawjae z KS. Szambela-
nem s}yszec z ust lego
pochwa}y ola swoich U}an6w,
"a piekne uniformly, pestawe
a przedewszystkiem "a to =
ze "a swego szefa obrali ksie-
cia J6zefa Poniatowskiego.
Tenze major Majewski, gdy
ks. w. zblizy} sic do Rycerzy
sw. Kazimie1za, us}ysza}
wyrazy zdziwienia re rycerze
ci maja "a szefa ,swietego" i
So towarzystwem ,,kosciel-
mem. Bye moze, il major M.
mylnie wyt}umaczy} sobie
zdziwienie ks. W.
II. Prawda jest, ze ks. W.
odwiedza} para6an, bo by} u
p. J6zefowskiego, u p.
Domahskiego i innych a
delegation parafii sw. Stani-
s1awa powiedzia} te s}owa: !:
), prosi}em, aby mi przedsta
wiono ,niezadowolonych'
,burzycieli, = a zapoznano
mnie tylko z przyjaciolmi
ksiezy''.
III. Co do 800 chorych
pod opieka ks. w. wBerlinie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-06

o tenn wywo]a}a wielki'
zadziwienie W ko}ach polskich
W kt6rych P. S}upecki by
dobrze znanym. w niedziele
tydzieh temu p. S}upeck
uda} sic do Eau Claire, Wis,
W zamiarze sprzedania fanny.
Tam dostat nagle ataku
choroby zo}adkowej, ma kt6ra
cd d}uzszego czasu cierpia},
wiec uda} sic pospiesznie do
Chicago, aby sic poradzit
specyalisty. We wtorek przyby]
z Chicago do Milwaukee
m}ody p. Pietrowicz, brat
zony p S}upeckiego,i doni6s}
jej o niebezpiecznym stanie
meza. iona uda}a sic natych-
miast do Chicago pozegna}a
sic z mezem, kt6ry W srode
odjecha} W d}uga podroz.
DO soboty, opr6cz ro-
dziny P. S}upeckiego Mkt W
W Milwaukee ME wiedzial O
lego wyjezdzie. w sobote
wiadomosc ia rozeszla sic w
lot.
90 powrocie P. s}upeckie,
go ME wiadomo mic pewnego.
Zdaje sic, re podr6z jego
potrwa co najmniej szesc
miesiecy, a moze nawet ca}y
rok,
Rodzina P. S}upeckiego
jest mocno przygnebiona jego
choroba / wyjazdem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-06

tylko czySciejszy jezyk ojczys
ty i tezszego ducha polskiego
ale moga sic tam takz@
nauczyc wszystkich tycf
pieknych rzeczy, kt6rycf
wyk}adania s}yna amerykad-
skie szko}y publiczne.
W. szkole para6alne:
nauczy sic dziecko take c
Indyach, o nieustraszonej
odwadze Kolumba i pjerw
szych osadnik6w, O Przesla.
dowaniu katolik6w w wschod-
nichStanach przez poboznych
purytadskich faryzeusz6w
knickerbrocker6w, O podat
kach niesprawiedliwych An
gill, O rzeczywiscie wielkim
Westinghouse. o naszym
walecznym Kosciuszce
Pu}askim, kt6rzy "a niepod-
leglost ; wolnos6 ameryka1-
ska ziemie te krwia swa
skropili, o pierwszym demo
kracie Jeffersonie, o wojnie
ma korzySc murzyn6w, o
zacietych walkach i slynnych
marszach.
Wszystkiego tego daleko
wiecej o odwadze Ameryka-
now, mianowicie W ogromnych
mostach i budowlach i Q
cudownych wynalazkach,
kt6re mianowicie farmerom
u}atwiaja uprawe roll, i Q
r6znych wynalazkach W ma
szyneryi nauczy sic dziecko
W polskiej szkole parahalnej
odda tez owoce tel naukl
wielkiemu narodowj amery.
kahskiemu.
Pamietajcie, Polacy katolicy
ze szko}a publiczna otwiera
tylko rozumowi podwoje dc
szumnych i niepotrzebnyct
wiadomosci, zaniedbujac &C
jest najpotrzebniejsze: religia
Szko}a publiczna jest c6rks
nowoczesnego niedowiarstwa
Wysuwa z serca m}odziezy
uszanowanie dla rodzic6w
dla w}adzy. pochodzace
WARY.
Kto do takiej szko}y kazt
posela6 polskie dzieci, tel
z pewnoscia ME jest przyja
cielem oredownikiem pol
skiego ludu.
Oslawiony Micha}ek Krusz
ka, wydawca Milwauckieg
KURYERA PoLsKK1EGo, ,dla teg
tax zawziecie agituje z
szko}ami publicznemi, re sar
W Boga ME wierzy. Zaprzy
jazni} sic amerykahsk
bezboznoscia, jak ziemia
woda, kt6re w po}aczeni
daja b}oto obryzgujace kazde
: go, kt6ry W MEM depce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-06
Nag}e znikniecie
S}upeckiego.

Czytamy w milwauckim
KURYERzE PoLsKIM z 3
Sierpnia:
,Znany agent gruntowy, P
Ed. J. Slupecki, wyiecha]
nagle z Milwaukee ma d}uzszy
czas. Rodzina jego powiada,
re zachorowa} on ciezko. a
DR.. C. N. Davis, specyalista
chicagoski, kaza} mu ME
zw}ocznie udac sic do
Karlsbadu pa d}uga kuracye.
Pred wyjazdem, P. Slupecki
wystawi} adwokatowi Krizko-
wipe}nomocnictwo zalatwian,a
wszystkich swoich interesow.
Wyjazd p. slupeckiego
|byl tax nag}y. ze wiadomost
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-06
! NlW P0LSKlCH
W AMERYCE,

MILWAUKEE, Wis. -
Tutejsi polscy proboszczowie,
aby tenn bardziej zachecit
swych para6an do pose}ania
dzieci do szkol polskich
postanow,li, zwiedzac Pc
wakacyach szko}y przy
kosciolach swoich przynaj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-06
Starym d}uznikom
Wiarusa "bedzie ga
zeta Cd przysztego
tygodnia wstrzyma-
ma.
Niebezpieczehstwo.
dla polskich dziecl'

Szko}a ludowa nieocenlo-
nei Jest donios}osci dla rzadu'
Koscio}a narodowosci.
Rad bezwyznaniowy, "a
kladajac szko}y ludowe,
oczywiscie bedzie sic stara},
ably one mia}y charakter
bezwyznaniowy, ale katollkom
pod tym rzadem milsze beda
ludowe szkoly ma wskros
katolickie, i jezeli prawo
krajowe ma to pozwoli, do
takich, w}asnym kosztem
za}ozonych szkd}, dzieci
swoje poselat beda.
Nam Polakom w Stanach
Zjednoczonych przys}uguje i
prawo. wyk}adania,w naszych
katolickich szkolach ludo-
wych, wszelkich przedmiot6w
W jezyku ojczystym - a wlec
swietym jest obowiazkiem
kazdego ojca polskiego i
kazdej matki polskiej, pose}at
swoje dziecko do polskiej
szkoly - ably tam, krom
bezwyznaniowej oswiaty ame-
rykahskiej, pozna}o take
Pana Boga i sw6j jezyk
oiczysty.
Niestety W ostatnim czasie
pewni Polacy zmateryalizo-
wani,szczeg6lnie milwaukee,
staraja sic odwie$t dzieci
cd szk6} polskich, wabiac je
do tax zwanych szk6} pu-
blicznych czyli bezwyznanio-
wych, gdzie ma bye takze
wykladany jezyk polski, W
pieciu lekcyach tygodniowo.
Wykazalismy juz, jaki sku-
tex podobna nauka jezyka
ojczystego wywo}uje miedzy
dzieGmi niemieckiemi. Dziecl
polskie zaS ma takiej nauce
wysz}yby wiele gorzej, zw}asz.
GA ze mas nieszczesna mania
wyrzekania sic w}asnej rodzin.
nej mowy wiecej $ciga, anizel
Niemc6w.
Istotnej korzysci polskie
dzieci W tych paru lekcyacf
z nauki jezyka polskiego jesz
cze mniej odniosa, jal
W takich samych warunkacl
niemieckie dajczmahskiego
M}okos, opusciwszy szko}'
publiczna, zarazony dzikiem
nawyknieniami materyaliz-
mem, bedzie pewien wstre
czu} do polskiego nposp6l
silva" i mowy rod9ic6v
swoich; ;~bedzie gardzi} pol.
skiem towarzystwem, polsk;
gazeta i wszystkiem C
polskie, a iezeli bedzi
m6wil polskim jezykiem. t
obrzydliwie z cudzoziemska
Z para6alnej szko}y polskie
wyniosa dzieci polskie ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-06

wiadomo procesu, kt6ry
mieliSmy re S}upeckim i jegc
szwagrem Pietrowiczem, przy-
gotowywali tam kiedyS
adwokaci rozmaite }apki ma
S}upeckiego / Pietrowicza
Szczeg6lnie ostatni, jak jawnle
wykazalo sic pred sadem W
W1nonie, przy sprzedazy farm
W nieuczciwy spos6b }atwo-
wiernych ~ch}op6w naciaga{.-
Bye moze, il Cd tego nacia-
ganja wreszcie ucho u dzbana
sic urwa}o, i 6w zagadkowy
dotad krach nastapi}. A moze
tel g}osne zamachy S}upec
kiego ma polskie szko}y
parafalne napedzi}y mu do
zoladka tych wiatr6w, kt6re
go tax b}yskawicznie unios}y
z ameryka6skiego widnokre-
gu.
BUFFALO, N. Y. : KS.
szambelan Wawrzyniak juz
cd Czwartku. 80 lipca. bawi u
ks. Pitasa. Przybyi MIN
tudotad ks. Aust Scranton.
WEST BAY CITY, Mich.
= w dniu Sierpnia, o
godzinie drugiej z po}udnia,
usi}owa}a sic powiesie iona
robotnika W}adysEawa Ga
bryelewicza. Jednakze ma
krzyk dzieci przybieg}y
sasiadki i jeszcze jej zycie
-ulldratowaiy. -lld Powodem tego
zamachu samob6jczego by}o
to, ze maz ME moze zarobif
ma utrzymanie familii, a jego
iona jest na}ogowa pijaczka i
ME ma "a co kupic w6dki.
WlEL. x. CHAkUPKA
(Chicopee, Mass. .)wyjecha} II
Lipca do Europy ma wakacye
i wr6ci "a diva miesiace.
KS. WAWRZYNIAK
prosi adresowaG wszelkie
listy do siebie do NewYorku
= Dom Emigracyjny, ul.
Washington 9. = Redakcya
W1ARUsA radzi Cd siebie, ably
przy przese}aniu koresponden'
cvj do Przewielebnego Szam
belana zachowano jaknajwie-
ksza ostr6znost. gdyz gosPo-
darzem Polskiego Domr
Emigracyjnego W New York;
jest m}ody Slisz, niedawne
dopiero wypuszczony doml
poprawy, gdzie kilka la
nrzesiedzia1 "a kradziez. Pro
simy pamietac, ze przez takit
nieczyste rece wszelklt
przese}ki pocztowe do ks
Wawrzyniaka przechodza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-06

to ks. w.. powiedziec rnia},
re jest opiekunem wielu
towarzystw a nawet szpitala,
W kt6rym jest 900 chorych..
WSr6d t}umnego zebrania
parahalnego, nawet jak ten
byl, ha}aSliwego, MONA by}o
}atwo przes}yszeG sic.
Nv. Kilkadziesiat os6b
stwierdzi}o, ze m6wiono W
kosciele i ma zebraniu, il ks.
w: jest wys}ahcem ks.
kardyna}a Led6chowskiego.
A mole bye, ze to sic wbi}o
W pamiec ludzi po odczytaniu
f. .Polaka W Am" W kt6rym,
W N. 80 wyraznie og}oszono
ks. Szambelan bedzie zwie-
DIAL wieksze polskie osady, j
bada} W tychze stosunki.
Ksiadz Wawrzyniak, jak mas
zapewniaja wiarogodnego
zr6d}a. jest wys}a n n j.
XII e m Sw. Propagandy q
wzglednie ks. kardyna}a
Ledochowskiego, kt6remu tel
ma zdae sprawozdanie re
swych odwiedzin W polskich
parahach W Ameryce."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-06

ADBE Es
mniej diva razy ma tydzleh
zamiast, jak dotad, ledwl@
raz ma miesiac. Wskutek te
spotegowanej kontroli nauka
w polskich szko}ach parafal-
nych razniej p6jdzie. - I'm
wiekszy nacisk ze strony
polskich renegat6w,z z gatunku
Kruszk6w, Widow i S}upec
kich, TEN silniejsza obrona
najdrozszego skarbu naszego
= polskiego jezyka. = Orga-
nizuje sic tn sp6}ka W celu
za}ozenia. polskiego szczerze
katolickiego dziennika, dla
kt6rego redaktor bedzie spro-
wadzony z Europy.
BAY CITY, Mich.
Marta Cwiklinska skarzyla
powt6rnie ks. Matkowskiego,
i to o 10 tysiecy dolar6w
odszkodowania. Rozprawy
sadowe rozpocze}y sic 3
Sierpnia. Sprawe obu stron
beda bronili adwokaci z
pierwszego procesu. = Me
jaki ,,Jurek" stara sic zaciag-
mac nasze nowo za}ozone
Towarzystwo Oswiaty pod
sztandar koscielnego dziado-
stwa.
STEVENSPOINT. = z
kohcem wakacyi zajma sic
tutejsza polska szko}a para
halna Siostry zakonne.
CHICAGO. Sedziwy
wiarus pan AntoniSchermann
juz powr6ci} z w6d W Mt
Mt. Clemens, w Stanie
Michigan.
KS. KAZ. TRUSZYNSKI,
dotychczasowy asystent przy
par. sw. Wojciecha W Chicago,
obejmujje prob. przy polskim
kosciole w La Sale, I'll.
,NIEZALELNI" mais
zamiar zwo}at Kongres dc
Buffalo W tymze samym dnlu
W kr6rym odbywa6 sic bedzie
Kongres Rzymsko-Katolicki
NAGkY WYJAZD d.
Europy kapitana wisconsin,
skiej milicyi pana Edward;
S}upeckiego nasuwa nan
rozmaite mySli. Me chce si'
uwierzyc, by go jedynie cho
roba zofadkowa do podr6z,
zamorskiej spowodowa}a
Woody Karlsbadskiej lu1
extraktu niej, Karlsbadzkie
soil, ma choroby zo}adkowe
MONA i wAmeryce W kazde
wiekszej apiece dosta6 nj;
w domn sic leczyc. a kied1..
: chory czu} sic 1eszcze tyl
silnym, il ME ulak} sic dale
kiej podr6zy do Europy
by}by przeciez wpierw Powl
nien spe}nit swiety obowlazel
pozegnania sic wszystkiem
czionkami rodziny i licznyn
przyjacio}mi W Milwaukee
: Faktem zdaje sic bye, ze pa
Edward S}upecki pojecha} d
{ Eau Claire, Wis. jako agen
sprzedazy grunt6w, dla sple
niezenia jednej ze swoich farm
: i ztamtad po jakiems zagad
kowem wypadku, wprost n
Z Chicago pojjechal do Europy
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

Salt Lake, Utah, June s.-The min
Ing interests in Camp Floyd have been
enlivened by the rumor of a large
prospective deal, involving the Golden
Gate mine of Capt. Delamara and adj
Jacent properties. 1t is reported that
the representative Of an English syn
dicate has been making an examina-
ton of the Golden Gate property, and
If terms are agreed upon many m;J-
lions of dollars will change hands. It
is said that the negotiations include
also the East Golden Gate, the Song
Bird and the Jones Bononza. and if
successful will be enc of the largest
deals ever cOnsummated in the state.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11
Relief Must be Confined.

Chicago, H., June 6.->S. NJ. Moore
chairman OF the Chicago Armenian re-
lief committee, is now in Constantine
pie, where he has met his daugh, err
Mrs. President Gates, OF Harpool He
cables the committee as follows: Gre
LIEF must be continued until fall. Large
contributions must come or 100000
people Will starve. S. NJ. Moore" At
meeting of the Armenian relief com
mfttee Field Secretary Nlanayian re-
ported en- twenty mass meetings and
the appointment Of committees. Over
$1,000 was raised at these meetings,
Under Secretary Richardson reported
the receipts of sS,G23 raised in four
months. A letter just received from
a missionary in Harpoo! mentions the
arrival OF two Red Cross expeditions
from different directions, and wam,v
welcomes them.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

Berlin, June 9.-During the debate
on the commercial treaties in the
reichstag Count Won Kanitz admitted
that Germany had secured every con-
cession possible under the circum-
stances from Japan. Subquently
Count Won Kanitz stated that interna-
tionai silver currency would more
serve Germanys needs than the best
treaty OF commerce. Baron Marshall
won Bieberstein, minister for foreign
affairs, in behalf of the government.
justified the policy of commercial trea-
ties, especially the clause in the ia
panese treaty providing for the pro-
lection of trade samples as compared
with the state of things which had
hitherto existed
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

San rancisco, Cal, June 9.-John
W. Hay, assistant editor of the Journal
of Commerce, was shot and killed by
Mrs. Nina McDougall, who is said to
be the wife Of drummer for the Chi
cage Barbed Wire company. The wo-
man then shot herself through the
heart. Hay and the woman had been
living together for several days, when
he announced that he was going to
leave her. Then she shot him and
killed herself.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

Firket, June 9.-Slatin Pasha has
made tour of the battlefield and rec
ognlzed the body of Emir Fammuda
OF the tribe of Habbania, who COM
manded the Deryish force during the
engagement here, which resulted in
the defeat Of the enemy with heavy
loss. Hammuda was shot through the
head. The prisoners captured by tho
Egyptian forces state that the Der
wishes were sleeping when attacked.
Many Of these prisoners salu.ed Slatin
Pasha with marked surprise. The las.
lime they saw him he was a prisoner
OF me hhalifa at Omdurman, from
which place he escaped last year, after
having been in captivity about seven
teen years.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

London. June Ga Cape Town dis
p"'cA to the Times says that in the
hTlse OF the assembly Mr.. Spring, in
announcing the budge., said that the
available surplus was $780, 0Gv, e.ti-
mated surplus net for the year cS22,
900. He also produced statistics show
ing an unprecedented prosperity in all
directions, and he expressed the optn-
ION that the high price OF Cape stock
was partly due to the fact that the
colony was a part of the British en-
plre. and he added that the power
which commands the sea must domi-
nae South Africa.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

New York. June 9.-Charges were
formally fled against the police COM
missioner, Andrew D. Parker. He is
charged with neglect Of duty. For sew
eral months there has been friction in
the board, and several wordy wars
have occurred between President
Roosevelt and Commissioner Parker
in the open board meetings. 1t is al
legged that the ill-feeling began when
Mr.. Parker refused to indorse for pro-
motion men on the eligible list whom
Mr.. Roosevelt and the other commits
-sioners favored.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

Paris Tex, June Ga portion NJ
the grading outfit for the eytensio, ~,
the Texas Midland to this city arrived
from the north over the St. Louis and
San Francisco. The outfit filled five
cars and more is expected in a day Or
two, when the work Of grading and
construction will begin from this end
also. Work is being rushed in all de-
partments and the prospects are that
the extension will be completed long
eefor. the expiration OF the ninety days
named in the contract .
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11
Killed q Little Girl.

Lancaster, Wis, June G.-Jack Wabb
and ]. W. Shiffman engaged in a GUAR
rel at British Hollow, Grant county
when the former fired four shots at his
antagonist. Shiffman was struck twice
once in the hip and once in the hand
taking finger and thumb. The fourth
shot struck the 10-year-old daughter
OF Peter Blandit, a merchant. in the
head, inflictihg a wound from which
she died within an hour. Webb was
!Sed.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

st. Paul, Mimi, June 9.-Later re-
ports from points in southwestern Min
nesota which were swept by the great
storm Saturday night, show that four
persons lost their lives and property
damaged to the extent of over $500 coo.
Those drowned are: George Andrews.
Sabula; H. T. Billiard, Murray county;
j. W. Sattcrson, Ash Creek, and e. w.
Hunter, Adrian.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11
Two Children Drowned,

Chicago, Ill.,, June 9.-Whie tempo
rarily insane, it is supposed Mrs. Ham
nah kork, the wife of a bricklayer,
walked Into that part of the south
oranch known as Mud Lake." leading
her two children by the hand. She was
drowned, together with her 2-yoar-old
child, Emma, but her son, Charles, 9
years OF age, struggled and released
himself from her grasp and saved him
self
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

rand Rapids, Mich, June "a. J,
BOVINE, president of the Grand RaplTs
consolidated Street Railway company
dropped dead from heart disease at his
nome, He was formerly a banker at
hastings, Mich, and still held a large
amount of stock in the banks at Hast
lngs, Lowell and other small towns
near the city, and also in the Fourth
National bank here, of which he was
president until about a year ago.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11
Arbitration Conference

Mohawk Lake, N. Y, June e,-The
international arbitration conference
closed with the unanimous adoption o.,
declaration Of principles which will
be laid before the president and urged
for consideration by the national no'it.
lcal conventions. This declaration fa-
vors permanent tribunal Of arbitra-
ton and the disarmament OF nations
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

Cleveland, o., June 9.-M. A. Hanna,
the manager of Major McKinleys can
yass for the presidency, will start for
st. Louis in a special train over the Big
Four road accompanied by few of his
friends. Mr.. Mckinley will remain at
Canton during the convention and will
receive the news over a private wire
connected with Mr.. Hanna's headQuar-
tiers in st. Louis.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11
MCLand-Varner Case

seymour, Tex, June G.-The week
has been occupied with the celebrated
case Of the state VS.. ]. B. McLand
The defendant stands charged with the
murder Of Jeff Warner in May, 1891, in
Motley county, being here on a change
OF venue, this being the third trial.
The defense is insanit-. The case Is
still pending.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11
Irish Land Bill.

London, June 9.-Thc chief secre-
tary for Ireland, Mr.. BaIfur, in the
house of commons, moved the second
reading Of the Irish land bill. During
the debate which followed Mr. limo
thy Heaiy, member for North Loutn,
threatened John Morley, member for
Montrose Burghs, who was chief sec
rotary to Ireland in the late govern
ment, and sharply arraigned the GOV
eminent.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

Buda Pesth, June with great
ceremony, and in the presence of the
king and queen, the imperial crown
was taken to the new parliament build
ing, and later the king attended a fes-
tivalsession of parliament. after which
all present returned 10 Hofburg and
paid homage to the king.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11
Kansas City Claimant.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 6.-Kansas
City has produced a claimant for tbe
estate OF the late Kate StoKes-Stetson
whose recent death in Boston soon af-
ter the death of her husband, the mil
sionaire theatrical manager, was widely
chronfcled. The contestant is Mrs. Ca
Uterine Shirley, who has lived here for
year, and whose husband, from whom
she separated is resident Of Chicago.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11
Unknown Man Drowned

Galveston, Tex, June G.-The body
OF an unknown man was found on the
beach. 1t had been carried eight miles
down the island. The body will be kent
at the morgue several days awaiting
Identification. He was evidently about
20 or % years old, smooth shaven and
with sandy hair cut rather close to his
head.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11
Tobacco Killed Him.

San Angelo, Tex, June 6.-The at
tending physician on D. D, Raw,es
who was reported few days ago killed
by a bite of snake near Knickerboc,-
er, says that he thinks his death was
caused from eating excessively of to-
bacco before his arrival and not to the
snake bite. He eat two pounds Of TO-
bacco.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11
EnthrOue,l,

Teheran, June 9.-Muzaffer Ed Din.
the new shah of Persia, was formally
enthroned yesterday at 1890 p. m. His
majesty received the members of the
diplomatic corps in audience yester-
day afternoon.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-11

Athens, June 9.-Advices received
here from Canea, island of Crete. an
nounce that the insurgents On Satur-
day defeated the Turkish troops and
captured four guns and 200 Matini-
Henry rifles. Both sides sustained
heavy loss.