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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

This IS the season OF the year that peo-
pie are beginning 10 prepare Tor christ
mas. one OF the nrst things thought Oh
b. candy, and where 10 get the purest ana
best. II Is not necessary 10 thluk long,
for kacmpt, 10 north Nlnth street, The
Weil-known maker and dealer IN all the
finest grades Of candy, has better class
OF goods TO offer than any other candy
dealer in the city. Ills Philadelphia cara
meis are delicious and pure, and tie same
can be said OF his other lines OF candies.
the chhdren3 stockings must be Wen
lined with sweet things. and SO must their
pockets during the glorious holiday sea-
son. and 10 save doctors bills, inc puItst
candles must be purchased. Not that
mixture of glucose and other unmcntion-
able things that Is being haWkcd about
tho city but the genuine stun, made nom
tne pureht sugars, and seasoned with the
finest syrgps ana extracts. The children
axe not the only ones who want candy.
Tho pretty young misses ana the stately
matrOns are all fond OF candy when II IS
pure. and, therefore. they get II from
kaempf $. On Ninth street. Ills chOco-
ldtcs, caramels and marshmallOWs are
always fresh, and they are especially
recommended 10 the host Of an afternoon
tea or a reception. Tor the o0nDOn table
Is never complete without some OF
kacmpfs high grade candies. BESIDES
tho fancy grades OF candy. Mr. hacmpI
makes a speciality OF the old-time 1uJube
paste and keeps constantly ou hand
genuine homemade tJny. Ills sailed nj
mOnds are Of a standard 20 satisfy tho
most exacting connoisseur of candy. and
when you are fixing up the regular holi-
day box 10 send TO your country COUSIN,
don't forget 10 include a package CT
hdompfs best candy. Some Of the best
candles made are the walnut cocoanut
and almond creams. and these can lie had
Of Kacmpf on Ninth street. For aftor-
noon teas the pink and white pepper
minis are fashionable. and kaempf fur
nishss many OK the swell parties with oil
their bOnbons kaemprs place IS right
on the road from down town up. and is n
halfway resting place. whore an the
sweets that flesh Is heir 10 can be had
n they come in the shape Of candles. His
French fruits are exquisite. and pretty
decorated baskets are furnished when
ever wanted 10 carry them away IN. Be
side these baskets. handsome boxes are
given with each half pound or pound Of
candy that IS purchased. We suggest
that those who do not buy their candy
from Kaemnf. n Is certain that n YOU
get n sample from him you will thence
forth buy from no one else Mr.. Eaompf
sends Out-of-towu orders. His stock Of
candies IS unusually large md the
amount OF his sales necessiiatcs the re-
nionishmont Of his stock every day. so
that no matter when YOU get your can
dies they are always fresh. can az his
store. No. 10 north Ninth street. and
see what he has 20 OFFER you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
KNIGHTS Of the Mystic Chain.

Seldom has a secret order so taken
the city as the knights or the Mystic
Chain. Since its introduction here lew
weeks ago two large orders nave been
week. old Dominion Lodge was organ
lied last month with charter list OF
seventy or more and meets at Elicit :
Hail. Fifth and Marshall streets. every
second and fourth Monday nights. An
interesting meeting will be held tomorrow
evening at 5 o'clock. Several candidates
viii be made Sir Knights at this meet
ing.
fienrico Lodge. No. 10l. was instituted
on Barton Heights last Thursday night.
with a good charter list The following
are the officers, viz: J. H. O'Bannon.
commander; c. II. Langford. past COM
mandor. w. O. She,burn. vice-commanoer:
Edgar Graham, marshal; J. II. Rogers.
recorder. DR.. j. NJ. Roberts. treasurer:
u. l.. Graham guard; G. A. Bowden.
sentry: DR.. j. II. GsrlicS. physician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

The Appellate Division in New York
has reversed Judgment below nons uit-
lne "a blcvclist who sued for injuries re-
suitlng from bclug Knocked down hy q
car while he was riding bis wheel upon
tine caile-slot. Tie plaintiff. James H.
Rocks "A minor testified that he was
suddenly knocked down from behind az
Nineteenth street; that the highway W"a
Quiet al the time. and that he did not sec
or hear any other vehicles. but heard
the rumble and noise OF a cable car be-
hind him lust as he was struck. There
was no warning. the gong was not
.ounded. ami there was 10 whistle. cry,
or notice OF any KIND.
The oninion OF the Court. written by
Justice Barrett. holds that Rocks was
lawfully upon the cable slot. although
he WIS In a nlaCe Of danger. ana he was
Hound TO exercise corresponding care.
me onlnion SAYS The trial Court held
him guilty. Of c0ntributory negligence be-
ro,,sS hs failed TO look back. No SUCH
dutv was imposed upon him as matter
of law. His primary duty was TO look
in front OF him-indeed. TO keep a good
lnakaut al around. But he could not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

The feathcred tribe. when winter ar
rlvcs. migrate TO the fields and forests
OF the far South. where they are free
from snow. sleet and the cold, dreary
days incident 10 this season Of the year
This favored land is found IN FLORIDA,
and a writer has very aptly said
"lhcro even Winter quits HIS riot.
Leaves his winds and SHOWS behind
him;
Come 10 rest his head in quiet,
Where the elements cannot ind him
ia the balm the fairies bring"
THIS favored State is linked 10 tho
NCrth By bands OF steel. over which tine
Southern railway tthe standard railway
of the SOUTH runs its palatial trains,
composed Of Pullman's latest coaches.
compartment. sleeping and diisns cars.
making the trip .one of real pleasure.
knowing this VIII, not initiate the little
birds" ana spend the WINTER ~
FLORIDA.
III information cheerfully given by any
agent OF the Southern railway or
j. g. HORTON,
Travelling PASSENGER Agent.
go east Main street.
Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

Civilians Sot to BE substituted for Voiun-
teers.

During tho recent annual inspections II
occurred IN two different Instances that
civilians answered to names Of members
Of the militia in order 20 raise the per
centage Tor attendance for the respective
military organizations. I'm order 10 pre-
venc any such recurrence tire Companies
in-Chicf has Just issued through the AZ
Jutant-Gcucfal
inc reprehensible custom Of allow
inr ex-membors OF the virginia Noiun-
teers or civilians to put on the state UNI
form and answer 20 the names or alscn-
tees al the annual muster, or 10 90 duty
when called into the service OF tho state
seems 20 have gotten a foothOld among
the officers OF tho Virginia Volunteers
Such conduct is unmihtary and dercga-
tory 70 good discipline. - the highe I
degree. n rs in every sense false mus
ter" md the Commander-in-Chief hereby
invites the attention az AL members OF
the virginia Volunteers 70 tho provisions
OF the ifth Article Of War. VIZ: ANY
officer who knowingly makes a false mus
ter OF man or horse. or who signs. or
directs. or allows the signing o. any
mustor-rol knowing the same 10 contain
q false muster shall. upon proof thereof
hv two Witnesses. before a court-martial.
he dismissed from tho service. and shall
thereby De disabled 10 hold any office
or employment iu the service OF tho
United States" 4 repetition OF this Of
fence will subject tho offender 10 trial
by Court Martial.
IT, 4 copy OF This order viii be posted
on the bulletin board Of every Armory
in the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
YOUNGEST MEMsrR or CO. GREss
VIII lie Young Charles Crisp who Is
slated to succeed III Fnihef' =.

VIII lie Young Charles Crisp VINO Il
.l,t.d to succeed Hi~ Father.
An Americas (Ga) letter to inc Al
lanta Journal says.
Charles Robert Crisp, VINO VIII Ds eject
cd in December TO nn the uneNpired con-
,,ressional term OF his father Hon. Chas.
II crisp. deceased. viii be the youngest
man VINO has taken his seat in Congress
i'm LAKE. years. being six months younger
than Mr.. Brantley the youns Iammdnylie
of New York. who viii take his seat on
March l. 1897
Charlie Crisp. as he is known 10 his
friends. was born in Ellavine schley
county Ga. on october 49, l.0 ana ms
parents removed. when he was about two
icars o.d. 20 Americus, Ca, where he has
lived ever since
lie received his education at the Amer
icus public schools until The spring of 81
when he was placed under the instruction
of a private tIt0r.
AS boy ne was usually popular with
old and young alike. and now that ne has
some time since reached mans estate,
that popularity has grown. both at home
and abroad.
HIS CAREER IL WASHINGTON
In November. 1857. he went TO Washing
ton with his father. and i'm April. lSS
secured a position In the Land Office. De
partmeni Of the Interior. which place he
held for about three years.
While holding this position he also did
a great deal of work for his father who
had no secretary.
Upon the election OF his father 10 the
Speakers chair In December. 1871. young
Crisp was made clerk 10 the Speakers
table which place he held until Deem
Der. 1895.
IL was during this period that his rare
abilities as Il parlimentarian came 10
licht and IL was noted throughout the
country that Charlie Crisp had but few.
if any. superiors in parliamentary law
and rulings.
When +. b. Reed was elected Speaker.
Mr.. Crisp resigned his clcrEshlp and bee
came his fathers private secretary. IN
which position ne had entire control or
Judse Crfsp's correspondence and during
the letter's illness. which terminated in
his sad and untimely death. young Crisp
transacted every particle of bushes
needing attention. and bis father always
had implicit faith Ia his Judgment and
discretion In all matters. however i'm
nortant they may have been.
YOUNG CRISP AT CHICAGO.
During the Worlds Fair az Chicago In
1919 Mr.. Crisp was connected with the de-
partment of admissions. and his work
clearly showed him to- be n man OF
thorough business as we'll as one merely
yersed In things political
In tina spring OF 1850 he read law In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
Richmnnd Cnllrac Trustcrs.

The Board OF Trustees of Richmond
College Will meet Tuesday. December 10TH.
at O'Clock 4. NJ, IN the Second baptlst
church.
Or. Curry. the president may NOT De
present. as he is on trip through the
South in the interest OF the Peabody
Fund. In his absence Rev. W. l..
Hatcher, yice-presidcnt, Will preside.
Rev &. II. Kyland. the seer etary. says
that IL - understood that at this meeting
only matters of general interest or re-
ferred business Will come UP. speclai
committee. TO which the matter OF COM
mencement exercises was referred, VIII
recommend decided change from the eN-
ercises of former years.
one standing committee will report that
on scholarships.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

His Ci'ub.hip ifer Being Ashore Two
DAYS Jumps for Miuuow.

His Ciiub.hip iflcr Being Ashore Two
DAYS Jumps for "a Minnow.
"a friend OF mine. hein on Church
Hm went fishing the other day." said
Harry NJ Smith. Jr.. 20 Times man
yesterday Gle was absent dag or
TWO. and when De- returned Dee brought
with him AN even dozen fine. large club.
JIG sent them down into tAo kitchen and
instructed the cook 10 prepare them for
the table. Becoming anxious. he went
down TO hurry tLe preparations on. The
cook had placed two large dishes on the
table, one containing tho ash in their
natural condition and tie other 10 place
them IN as they were cut and ready Tor
the oven.
"As the cook cut one OF the large fish
open. two minors feil into the empty
plate. They had hardly touched tho
platter before one of The hsh lying on the
other plate raised up IFS head. lc-ued
over into the adjoining dish. and swal-
lowed the minors ia twinkling OF an
eye.
That's a fact" said Harry. For he
told me himself"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
nr. Watson's Funeral.

The funeral OF tfr. Garrett r. Watson.
tho old and esteemed citizen who died at
his residence, 40. - west Franklin street,
on Friday. VIII take place
this morning az 9l5 o'clock from his
late residence. Rev. DIR. Hartley Car
michael will conduct the services, and
the interment will be In Hollywood.
For six years Mr. Watson has boon an
invalid. and has not been engaged IN
business Tor that length Of time. lie
leaves five chidren-Garrett F.. Jr.. who
now lives IN Boston, W. D.. OF Danviile'
Mrs. X. p. Williams. OF Montgomery.
Ala; Miss Watson. and h. L. Watson.
VI Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

ride upon hf, bicycle ut all, certainly not
with safety, and yet keep his head turn
ed so as 10 observe what was going on
behind Whether his failure TO observe
the car at tho time OF ana uhuer the
cfmcumstances surrounding the acct
dent amounts to coutrbutory negli-
gerce was. TO say the least, question
for the jury. He certainly had righe
TO expect the usual warning III lhe rear;
The case upon the facts should
have been submitted TO the jury"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
!. ooc.. Of c,arke a Hoop.r. two OF

the Offices of Clarke d Hooper. two OF
the most prominent members OF the
Americus bar. and so diligently did he
apply himself to his studies that upon
his admission to the bar on June &c. 1895.
Judge w. II. Fish eomplimented him
highly, saying that his examination was
one OF the most brilliant ever passed be-
fore him.
Soon after the death Of his honored
father on October sd. Of this year. 1t was
suggested by many That the son should
nj the unexpired term OF tho father.
This met with almost universal APP
prevail, there being but one or two dis
eenting voices In the district, and these
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

All rariics who set COR photographs at
the Richmond Gallery, SIT Rroad sire a.
CUP -iairsl during rhis coming week Will
De- able 20 get their finished pictures be-
flre Chrlslmas Call and set early.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
Ne.V Boil IcleDhoues.

No. ss0-Hundley. George A.
30. I2i-Agrphy, =. L.
No. G17-Gresset Bros.
No. e0l-Hailey, NJ. Il. (store).
No. g3-keck. y. III.
No I20-keck. T. \.
No. eg4-Apperson q Co.
II. l.. Rccs' Uesidence) correct number
f. SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

Isaiah Ross (colored) was allowed bail
by Judge Wickham yesterday In the sum
of $500. Fis bondsmen were Prince Dan
bridge. Jncob Paine. and Tyler Boiling.
all colored. Ross was charged with for
gerry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
Piano Eargnins.

steinway & Knabe Square Grand, in
perfect order Several Upright from SlJj
upward that show little or no wear. Wal
ter y. Noses s. Co.. l0O5 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
CHlNAWARB.

Decorated Thin China Cups and .,
Sauccrs. pair 49,. ;.'..;.,..'''''' 49, 80
Stamp Plates. assorted coIoIs ''''" gS
decorated China Mugs .......-....'''' ~
cur. Saucer and Plate sets ...'... -
China Milk and MuSh sets ''....'' 80
China Decorated Butter DlsR .''''' "a.
Decorated china Cracker Jar ..-.... -
China Ornaments. l5c. KIND. .'......' ~
Gold Band China Cups and Sauceis'
pair ..........s .s..ts+.t ss-sf's 'tsf''''
Decorated China Vase ....-..-.....' ~
Ian. Vase. y l.. inches, worth ~ 80
Trhemian Glass Vase .-...-.-...t..'s' OF,
Su-inCh Carlsbad China Plates ..... ~
Decorated cake Plates ..-'..''-'''' ~
S-lnch lronstone China rates $1,000 -
Dieh. HOustOne china. ~ lnihe7'''' 80
Large Soun Tureen. with cover -
Large IrOnstone China bowl.'''.''' % %
1-inCh BlsQuc Figure .........'.''.''' ~
S-inch Haud-PalntCd Globe. ........... 80
Gun ana Saucer. ljc. klnd......'.'.. ~
China salad Bowl ......--.....''''''. 90,
China Fruit Saucers .........'''.''''' 'o W..
China Fruit Plates .................. ~
Ifandsome Carlsbad China Tea Set. ..
81 pieces worth $40 ...--.. 1890 Z. ~
l0-plsce Decorated Chamlef set no
worth 81 .........++ $500 go - -'''
English China Dinner set. ~! pieces o.,
brown and green, worth Nl........ 50
Beautiful China Dinner Set con- ., no
taius ~ pieces $3.50, '.''''''''i- -
CrrrnfCroe china, tJct kinl -......... 'o'
Handsome l2-piece chamhcr set =,
worth ~ ....t.ss 1880 p. o. 900. ''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
Pull Dress Suits.

Mcssrs. o. H. Berry q CO. can duplicate
the finest dress suit any merchant tailor
IN Richmond can turn out. Prices So to-
: s-One-hali theirs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
sr5-wa.hburn Guitars -.

Also. Washburn Mandoiins from SIS up
wards. Finest instruments made. How
Walter ID. Moses & CO.. sole agents. loo5
Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
The Most PLEASING

and artistic effects produced by Mr..
Wills. the new operator Il the DAVIS
Gallery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

including stools and scarf. All the latest
improvements. Shows no wear. waiter
IA uosas &. Co. 1905 Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
r.oxely xma. Presents.
v,,ipht Pianos, si55

The pictures made by Mr.. Wills, the
new operator az the Davis Gallery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13

The Ladies Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
will meet Monday. December 18th. at
clock In the afternoon. The members
arc requested % attend.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18
z GALICYl.

Czytamy W Km'yerz Rzeszow-
Ca}owanie rak nauczyciela
przez dziatwe szk6lna zostalo W
Pradze przez tamte]szy wydziat
rady miejsklei surowo zabronione,
= to g}6wnie re ~wzgled6w sa-
nitarnYch. Jakkolw1ek RE.
czone postaDowienie wydaje SIC ma
oko ma}oznaczacem. to jednak
motYwa tegoz zas}uguja ma uwage
] uznanie. Faktem bowiem, ze MIC
}atwle] ME kwalifikuje sic do
r~ozszerzenia chorob wsr6d dziatwy,
Jak w{asnie ten prosty spos6b
objawienla przez nia nauczyclelom
swego szacunku. Ponadto wytwa-
rza on nieJednokrotnie W sercach
m}odocianych ob}ude, przeto 1 ze
stanowlska pedagogicznego jest do
poteplenia. A mozebY i u mas sic
da{o take zarzadzenle zaprowa-
dzl6!...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18
SZLASK.

MIASTO GLIWICE ma Cor
nym Szlazku nawledzl}a W niedziele
wlecZorem straszna nawa}nica.
%pofaczona z gradem i oberwaniem
SIG ohmur, kt6ra trwa}a przeszlo
dw1e godzlnY. Kw1ec1e drew
zosta}o zupelnle zn,szczone, a
ogrodY i pola przYbrafY szate
zlmow2. Ullce Kole]owa i Miko4a-
iowa, razem przeszlo $50 domow.
stoja zupe}nle pod wodq; a okoio
LOGO m~leszkahcow Jest bez dachu.
Szkody 50 ogromne. Straze
ogniowe 2 Gliwic / okolicy
pospleszy}y z pomoc4, wypr6znia-
JAG zagrazajace zawaleniem domy,
przestrzegajac mieszkancow przed
nlebezpieczenstwem.
Wszyszkie BUDDY ustawione ma
strzelnicY iak rownlez ogr6d
,,NowY SWAT" znlszczone zupe{n1e.
Woda pozrywa}a mostly. Obawla1s
sig powszechnie, re wielu ludzi
postrada}o zycie. Woda wzrastaIa
onegdaj Jeszcze bezustannle i grozl
lunym ~jeszcze ullcom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18
ZE SWIATA.

ROSYA. . koronacyj
parry carskiej W Moskwie
dochodza jeszcze take szcze-
g6ly: W katedrze koronacyi-
nej wst4pil najpierw metro :
polita petersburski ma estrada
prey tronie, sk}oni} sic pred
carem / wezwal 60. azeby
wobec wszystkich uczestni-
nik6w wyzna} swa Ware. Car
donosnym glosem odczyta}
odnosna modlitwe. Pc prey
blogosfawiehstwa ma
car, azeby mu wlozono
p}aszcz purpurowy. Metropo.
lici z Petersburga ! Kijowa
prey ~asystencyi wiclkich
ksiazat wlozyli carowi plaszcz
purpurowy ma ramona. Teraz
car sklonii glove, ma kt6ra
Inetropolita polozyl swe rece,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18
STARRY ABONENCl,

iezeli op}aca wszystek dug
"a Wlorusa, dostana op}acona
poczta w dom, nastepujace
ksiazeczki w prezencie:
&c d m i 1000 d o.
lar6w -powiesG ola cnotl,-
wei miodziezy.
2.-J a ko 2 d "a W pole
smierG WV od}a /
co sic z tego narobi}o (H,sto.
rya prawdziwa, wyplsana z
bardzo stare] kronik,, kt6ra
nigdy swlat}a ME widzia}a.)
8. Proroctwo o P O l.
see
4.-P wa S yblll.
st g s t a m e mt P1otra
Wlelkiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18
I NV P0LSKICH
" AMERYCE.

Mich.
Kosclo} Najsl. Serca Maryi,
kt6rego rektorem jest ks.
D. Kolasihski, mia} bye
1wystawiony s Czerwca.
ma publiczna )~icytacye, ably
zadosye uczynic wyrokowl
s%adowemu, moca kt6rego
nalezy sic Fir. Kirby emu
$780,. Ma godzine pred
licytacya przybyli~-reprezen-
tanci ks. Kolasihskiego /
zapewnili adwokata najetego
przez Kirby ego, re wkr6tce
ma kosci6l zostanie zaciag.
Meta pozyczka ola pokrycia
d}ug6w wynoszacych $4,000.
Z powodu tego licytacye
od}ozono do dnia 20 >Czerw-
ca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18
NS sK AeRhaI HKn:lSG Ara
kOw@.

Nalepsza maSt ma swleole ma
pochodzace z cle6, przetarcia
uderzenia, po~parzenia; wrzody.
popekane rese, odclski oraz wszel.
kie wyrzuty ma c,ele. Jezeli zupei-
ME ME zadowoli, pleniqdze beds
zwr6cooe. Cena: IS centow pudea.
10. Mona dostac. we wszystk'ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18

SZTUM. Mistrz kowalskl o.
Dabrowski, kt6ry przez IL lat
by{ kowalem dominialnym " Zaje.
zierzu, kup1} " miesc1e naszem
dom ogrodem cd p. Wolsklego
"a 5000 mn. i rozpocznie cd ew.
Marclna kowalstwo ma w}asna
reke. - Szczes6 Boze rodakowi!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18

Wis. sobote 4. 8 bm. omalo
CO ME stale sic wielkie
nieszczescie. Oko}o godz. 6tej
20 poludniu piorun uderzy} W
plebania wpadl do pokoiu,w
kt6rym siedzial proboszcz
nasz, wiel. ks. Wawrzykowski.
Piorun przcszed} zaledwie 10
cali Cd mieIsca, W ktorem
siedzial ks. prob. Odniosl on
tel lekkie pora&enie W noge
ma drugi jeszcze dzieh czu} W
niej o~dretwienie. Piorun
nastepnie przebiegl przez try
pokoje i W kazdym z Mich
po}upa} pare desek ! progi,
przyczem gwozdzie powycho-
dzily z desek, opr6cz tego
zabil lezacego ma srodku
pokoju psa.
BAY CITY, Mich. = KS.
Matkowski, chcac zabrat
niekt6re prywatne w}asnosci
z plehanii parafli sw. Statnis..
a obawiajac sic nieprzyiemnych
zajs6, prosil szeryfa Q pomoc.
Szery} dial mu dw6ch ludzi do
pomocy. Gdy W piatek
przybyli do plebanii, zabronio-
no i'm tam wstepu, pomimo IL
ks. Matkowski oswiadczyl, re
tylko prywatne papiery chce
zabrac. KS. Matkowski chce
postarat sic o injunction /,
%zakazujaca komukolwiek ma
grunta, zapisane ma imie
arcybiskupa, wstepowae i wy.
Lac Warrant" ma tych, kt6rzy
ME pozwolili mu wnijsG.
w SOUTH BEND, W
Stanie Indiana, coraz mniej
piracy ola Polakow. Pc
tabrykach puszczaja robotni-
k6w polskich ma czas nieogra-
niczony i niekt6re z fabryk
wkrotce stana zupelnie
Pomimo to zamysla sic tam
dorobiG zecer drukarskl G.. I.
Kalczydski, wydawca niebosz-
czyka Kmryere Tozedowskaego,
ma wydawaniu polskiej
gazety. Obyi tego przedsie-
biorstwa ME spotkal los
wstretnej pamieci niefortunego
Zadbedzkiego Ogniska.
PAN w. F. SEWERA,
ktorv swoje patentowane
|lekarstwa w naszej gazecie
oglasza, to nasz pobratymiec,
Czech. Jest to aptekarz z
uniwersyteckim wykszta}ce-
MEM.
POSROD OFIAR kata-
stroty W St. Louis jest takze
kilku Polak6w, a mianowicie:
Jan Ewertowski, lat 8, zabity
pod ko}ami lokomotywy,
Antoni Stachel, ciezko ranny
umarl. Ranni: J6zef Ewerto-
wski, lat 10, brat zabitego,
Tak6b G6rski i Kazimierz
Hanwicz. Zgineli be- wiesci:
Jak6b Wend i J6zef Olejnik.