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The morning times., 1896-09-29
ATTEMPT TO BRIBE A SILvERITE.
Republican Said to Have Offered Him
Considerable Money.

Chicago, Sept. ga special from Ere
mont, Neb., says: A decided sensation was
created In. political circles here by the
affidavit of ex-senator Foyntcr, one of
the most prominent silver politicians Of
this tthe Third district. Judge Maxwell
IS the fusion nominee and Ross Hammond Is
the Republican nominee. Both reside here.
They are making Il de terfnined fight.
Thomas Cooper, a Republican politician
OF Lincoln, is alleged by Poynter to have
gone to the iatter's home@on September %
and offered him a bride of $1,000 to make
the race for Congress by petition. Poyn-
ter's affidavit is duly sworn to before
notary Poynter in his affidavit says:
After a good deal of talk. trying tn
make me believeit would in no way injurc
me, either financially or otherwise, that
my political standing would be Just as good
in my party after the campaign as before,
Cooper said: If you will make the race
We will give you 81 900 and pay you $500
spot cash. We will give you $50 q week
expense money and transportation over
all the lines of railroad in your district.
We went you to beat MAXWELL -
The morning times., 1896-09-29
sEAMEN WASHED OVERHEARD.
Severe Hurricane Encountered by
Two Freight Steamers.

Two Freight steamers.
Delaware Breakw water, Del. Sept. Is
The Steamer Castleventry tBr.) Horsfield.
from Sourabaya, met a severe hurricane
on September %, in latitude 5000 N,
longitude 64.22 W., W hich swept her
decks, carrying away her starboard boat,
beams, skids. port bulwarks. and tar
paulins off hatch. letting water in
her hold Seaman James GoodfellOw
was washed overheard and drowned.
The steamer Manningly tBr.l White,
from the same port. met the same hurri-
cane when fifty miles northeast of the
position the Castleventry occupied, and
had an almost similar experience.
One OF her seamen, Victor Ossenkopf
was washed overheard and drowned The
fireman OF the vessel. Carl Zimmerman,
Committed suicide by drOw ming while
crossing the Indian Ocean.
The morning times., 1896-09-29
.nwners of pr6pertx

Will soon become convinced that we can
rent or sell quicker than any firm in town
Houses listed with -aa are advertised Con-
stantly until a tenants found. Houses or
other property left on sale will be brought
to the attention of investors in varieus
ways Al We ask rs . trtal-it does not
cost yen o penny to give. u that The
Times Real Estate bureau.
The morning times., 1896-09-29
UNITED STATES AARSHAL'S SALE
BY Virtue Of writ of fi.ri "a aia : issiI..d

UNITED STATES AARSHAL'S SALE
By virtue OF u writof fieri facias issued
nut of the clerks office of the Supreme
Court of the Dist riot of Columbia and 10
me directed, will sell at public sale. for
cash: In front OF the Courthouse door. city
Of Washington. District OF Columbia, on
THURSDAY, October 8, A. D. 1896. at
l1:1b O'Clock q m, all the right title,
claim and interest Of Henry 81. Fry in and
to the following described property, To wit:
Part OF lot numbered II, III square num-
bered 405, beginning FOX the same atthe
northeast corner OF said lot, and running
thence south on the line of Eighth street
l B feet and inches, thence west 80 feet
and inches, thence north l 3 feet and 6
inches, and thence east To the place Of
beginning, situate in the city Of Washing
ton, District of Columbia. Seized and levied
upon as the property of said Henry NJ. Fry,
and sold 10 satisfy execution No 26543 in
favor of Thomas W. Smith,
ALBERT A. WILSON, u. s. Marshal.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctinneers.
seq. ~. Is. Is. 22. &c, 49, c3.6
The morning times., 1896-09-29

WILL party at church Sunday night,
please address F. G., this office 1t
LOOK out for Hawkins heis coming the
only way to avoid him is tu have one Of
our fine custom-made suits OF overcUats,
the least bit worn; at prices that will sur
prise you. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, GIG
ID st. NV. se:3-1w
The morning times., 1896-09-29
ANOTHER name
Added to the Long List
of Cured.

Mr. George Anderson, an efnploye OF the
E. jackson Lumber Company. whose resi-
dence Is 1900 Maryland avenue souihwest.
testifies as follows: "When piaceu my
case in the hands OF DR.. Young q short
time ago I was SO weak and run down l
could hardly walk. l had not been able
1 had terrible night sweats and high
fever every afternoon. 1 had frequent
nervous chiIls that lasted from one to two
hours The fact of the matter is, was
nearer dead than alive. l found no re-
lief unuil 1 saw Dr. Young. His very
first treatment helped nie. / continued
the treatment. and today am well and
strong and able to attend to business
again.
The morning times., 1896-09-29

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
CORNER PROPERTY HAVING A
FRONTAGE OF 40 TT ON 18TH ST.
NE. IS 2-1OFT. ON BST AND 81 $40
FIT. ON N. CAROLINA AVE-
by virtue OF q certain deed OF t-ust da ted
September 8, 1898, and recocdedamongt the
land records OF the District OF Columbia, in
Liber 2O53, folio 237 ct seq, and at the re-
quest OF the beneficiary under the said trust,
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction In front or the premises, on TUES
DAY. the sixth day OF October A. D., 1886,
at O'Clock p M, the following described
real estate situate and being in the city
OF washington, District OF Columbia, and
known and distinguished as and being lots
numbered eleven I'D, twelve t12) and
thirteen II 81 In William l. Bramhalrs sub
division OF original lots and z, in square
numbered ten hundred and thirty four
uOS4). as per plat recorded in the office
oil the surveyor for the District OF Columbia,
In Liber w. b. n folio 1871
Terms OF sal cash. A deposit nf $500 Will
be required attime OF sale a nd balance within
ten days thereafter. All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with in ten days from date OF
sale, otherwise the property to be resOld at
the risk and cost OF defaultinG purchases
JOSIAH c. STODDARD, Trustee,
Ne. cor. OF 18th and sts,
ADDISON G. DU BOIS, Trustee,
Sw. cor. OF sth and II SITS.
The morning times., 1896-09-29
ron sAhEaLoHs. .

FOR SALEl.Fipely located, lpt.. Hct.
nTeaa AinpNIr: l8x la5s easy Terms. d.
w. s., JAW HOlmea4 ave. - se..t- 4 tcnl. !.
The morning times., 1896-09-29
FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To drummers and busness
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, 81 50
BLES, rear of 615 T. st. NV; telephone call,
100 = my1G-u
The morning times., 1896-09-29
PERSONAL.

TEACHER OF MUSIC MRS. Al.
H. W ALDECkER Informs here with, heE
pupils. that she will resume her inst ruction
Oh plano. harmony and vocal music &c.
tober /. 1886. and will also receive new
pupils. 1904 Caroline St.. let. T and U
w. 1t
The morning times., 1896-09-29
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

wANTED-By French couple, com
Ing from Paris, situation in small
family: wife as cook governess or cham
bermaid; good accent; does not speak
English; man to take care of horses and
be useful: small wages; best refs. DERON,
1918 G ST., city. It
The morning times., 1896-09-29
Fob RENT--KcoMs.

FOR RENT. II wo furnished roorns on
=, =. i.ooi. "i.h natDs su.lalle lor sIisgle
Heitichsch, rent ieiisoIiabic. AA1Ls LIN
The morning times., 1896-09-29
FOR RENT-FARMs.

FOR RENT-Poultryla rn., with Prairie
State lLcuEators ana breeders, within
two miles OF the Capitol: will be leased FOR
one Two years cheap. SCHMID, Z 9th
at NV SeSS-St
The morning times., 1896-09-29

FOR .REN1f-STORES. ~ y
FOR RENT-COrner store and dwell.
ing; rooms and bath: q. m. l.; Sc;
price, SIS per mo
A 6-rooin brick, with a. m. l., se.; cheap
at 81 2 SO .per mo- WIN. H. CAMPBELL
SON. cor. Sch and E sts NV. se27-3t
The morning times., 1896-09-29
wANTED-HOUSES-
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-My corner house on Co
lulnDia heights, built to sell at ST.
600, for $1,000. has 10 rooms, bath aud
cellar. Address Miss SMITH, this office.
se2S-tf
FOR SALE-S1, 100000 cash aud
moUtuly payments, that new press
brick house, No 532 sd st. sc. Apply F. Is.
DANTE, 4O5 10th ST. NV sc21-3t
The morning times., 1896-09-29
AUCTION SALES.
HOrses--5O Head.
Today lOc'Clock.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20,
AT oUR-AUCTIoN STABLES,
2O5 11th st.
Magrath & Kennedy.

~. B. LATIMER Il CO., Auctionecrs, 1923
and I 231 u st.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-21
4 Bay City.

KS. Maryan Matkowski
zostai W dniu IA naja aresz-
towany.
Warrant ma mocy kt6rego
90 aresztowano, zaprzyslag}
przed sadzia policyinym
Walenty Cwiklihski, ojciec
Marty Cwikliiskiej, kt6ra Ego
Stycznia br. skohczyla "a lat.
W skardze obwiniono ks.
Matkowskiego 0 kryminalny
napad, iakiego sic miai
dopusc;c 10 lutego br. ma
plebanii, gdzie dziewc7yna
pracowa}a. Detektyw Benson
wreczyl ksiedzuM Matkowskiemu
rOzkaz areSZtOWanla w 0iSle
adwokat6w Mcdonnell & Hall,
W kilka minut potem sedzia
pokoju Kelly przybyl do
ohsu, aby zapobiedz rozru-
chom i sensacyi. Ksiaaz
Matkowski ue1al sic tymcza-
sem ma plebania ssw Jak6ba, a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-21
MlRGYPANHKE.

Rozb6jnicza prasa znowu
divine zmysla widziad}a W
W1ARUs1E. To chyba wilcze
oczy, bo m6wia, jezeli kto
wilka goni. jak obecnie gonia
W1ARUsA, wilk = tyje.
Nagiel. ucieszyws7y sic z
.pochwa}y mu udzielonej W
W1ARUs1E "a jego katolicyzm +,
coraz gwa}townej postepuje
ma drodze cnotyi WARY.
Bardzo chwalebnie!
Istnie rzewnie - dziadow.
skim stylem zachwala W
Dz1ENN1Ku CH1cAGosK1M cnote
trzezwosci: Me pijta, chlopy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-21

gorza}y. DO to ,.wontrobie'
bardzo szkodzi. Patrzta ma
mnie!
Zaiste podziwiac trzeba
przewrotnosc Sz6pihScigo cd
;, Katoliczki. F" Swojemu chile
bodawcy Diebmannowi ia
kidskiemu tax prorokuje W
estatnim numerze
Marine zginiesz! Wiatr rozmiecie
Prochy Twoje po wszem swiecie..
My protestu]emy przeciw-
ko tel przepowiesci. Zwykle
W Ameryce umar}ego cho-
waja, boby cuchna}. Zatem
proch6w Diebmanna wiatr
rozwiewac ME bedzie, chyba-
by wr6ci} do Gniewkowa, ma
Kujawach.
Jenera} Zmartwychwstah-
cow przyby} do Ameryki.
Jemu towarzyszy szwagier
Piotra Kiolbassy, Francjszek
Gordon. Ob6ch nam wlasnie
trzeba dla zbawienia dusz
naszych.
Moze Przewielebny Jenera}
Smolikowski raczy mas
obdarzyc kawa}kiem literatu-
ry ma podobiehtwo kawalka
jego poprzednika, sp. x.
Przew}ockiego.
Kto czyta} wiekopomne
dzie}o x. Przewlockiego,
jego opisy chicagoskich
sztokyard6w i innych cud6w.
powinien sic co najmniej
r6wnego owocu zywota
literackiego X. Smolikew-
skiego spodziewac.
Zwracamy Jenera}owi tez
uwage ma licznych bezbozni-
k6w polskich. Oni. ME
przyzwyczajeni do wykwin-
tnych obyczajow, nj do
wyborowego towarzystwa,
mozeby sic nawr6cili, gdyby
jeneral ich odwiedzil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-21

]ego obroncy odpowiedzieli
sedziemu, il oskarzony jest
niewinny. Przes}uchy rozpo-
cze}y sic we wtorek, 20 Maja.
Kaucye "a ks. Matkow-
skiego W sumie 81, 900 stawili
Jakob Dardas iFranciszek D.
Mcdonnell.
Przyiaciele ks. Matkowskie-
60 powiadaja, re powodem
skargi jest zazdros6 i naprzod
ukartowany plan; ale jezeli
juz tyle o TEN m6wiono, to
chca, ably ia sprawa W sadie
byia roztrzasana, DO - jak
mowla = So pewni, ze ks.
Matkowski zostanie niewinnym
uznany. Zadaja tez, ably go
Mkt ME uwaza} "a winneqo,
dop6ki sad tego ME uczyni.
Jeden przeciwnikow ks.
Matkowskiego powiada, ze
skarge te chciano najpierw
do Biskupa wniest, ale
zwolennicy ks. Matkowskiego
zapobiegli temu, wiec trzeba
by}o do sadu sic udat.
Byli prokuratorzy John E.
NJ )nson Curtis E. Pierce
zostali zaangazowani przez
strone skarzaca do prowadze-
MIA procesu.
w czwartek-.--wieczorem
odby}o sic zebranie W szkole
parafialnej. Zebrafo sic oko}o
$50 os6b, pomiedzy temi 7
ksiezy irlandzkich niemiec-
kich Bay City. ks. Lipi6ski
z Saginaw, ks.Matkowski i ks:
Votypka Chicago.
Przemawia} najpierw ks.
Rafter. Wyrazal zal. ze spo-
kojna parafie sw. Stanislawa
przemieniono ma miejsce
z bur7eh. ze zniewazano ks.
pro ooszcza / w1adze koscielna.
Wszystko to jednak - mowil
. niczem jest W por6wnaniu
d. tego CO teraz uczyniono,
gdy ks. Matkowskiemu nawet
dobre imie odjac usilowano.
Lecz zebrane duchowienstwo
twierdzi / dale dowod, ze ks.
Matkowski jest niewinnym.
Nastepnie przemawial ks.
Votypka W obronie ks.
Matkowskiego przeciw jego
przeciwnikorn.
Po MIN ks. Matkowski po-
wstal ] oSwiadczyl wv obec
Boga iludzi' ze jest niewinnym
zaklina} obecnych ,aby sic ME
dali uwiesc jego nieprzyjacio-
[om.
Nastepn'e przemawiali je-
szcze ks. Lipiiski Siginaw,
KS. Dangelzer, prob. parafii
francuskiej W Bay City, i ks.
Schrembs.
Po kr6tkiej przemowie
pozegnalnei ks. Votypki
zebrani sic roze Vii okazu,ac
ks. Matkowsk, emu swe SYM
patye.
(Kuryer Polsh.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-21
/ NV POLSKICH
W AMERYCE.

w AM-ER ICE.
MA CHICAGOSKIM
BRIDGEPORCIE dzieja sic
straszne rzeczy. w ostatnich
dw6ch miesiacach umar}o
dziesiet kobiet, Mode jak
wiosna, przy poIogu. w
jednym .tygodniu cztery po-
chowano, wszystkie bardzc
Mode, zmar}e przy pierwszym
dziecku, lat FL do "a. = Kto
winien? - Pani akuszerka je
zatru}a.
Me wymieniamy nazwiska,
ale prosimy sic zaPyta6 u
wielebnego ks. proboszcza
Nawrockiego, albo u WIDOW
COW, kto zmarnowa} koblety
W kwiecie wieku?- Ma}pisko,
tytulujace sic ,,akuszerka
rak sobie ME myje. i dziesief
m}odych polskich kobiet W
grobie ley dzisiai "a jej
paskudzenie.
OKRETEM ), Kaiser Will
helm przyby} do New Yorku
x. Pawel Smolikowski. ME
dawno obrany general zakonu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Spo-
dziewaja 60 sic w tych dnlach
W Chicago.
CZYTAMY w ZGoDZ1E, ze
parafianie sw. Tr6jcy W
Chicago, wraz proboszczem
swym ks. Sztuczko, przes}al'
delegatowi papieskiemu,
kardwna1owi Satolliemu, W
dow6d g}ebokiej i prawdziwel
wdziecznosci "a otwarcie
koscio}a, kt6ry przez d}ugie
lata by} zamkniety, piekna
z}ota tobalzierke, enaliowa-
nym herbem polsklm.
Oar ten wielce ucieszyl
kardyna}a i w liscie dziekuje
ks. Sztuczce i parafianom "a
panied o MIN.
STEVETSPOINT, Wis. =
w Stevens Point w tym roku
pobudowana bedzie duza pol
ska szkola.
WIEL.X x. SUSZCZYNSKI
przeniesiony z Duelm ma
polskie prob. w Swan River,
poczta Ledoux Mimi.
x. VOTYBKA. by}y
wikary X. Matkowskiego W
Bay City, jest obecpie reda-
ktorem czeskiego dziennika
chicagoskiego NAR6D. villas
nose benedyktyn6w.
w NOWYM YORKU
polacy stanowczo zaprotesto-
wall przeciwko polskim
zydkom, kt6rzy swoja
,,przewaga' koSci6l sw.
Stanis}awa zamkneli.
DETROIT. - w parafii
X. Kolasihskiego jest
kompletne bankructwo. Kos
ci6f zabiora wierzyciele, DO x.
Ko}asihski juz ME moze 10
procent Cd d}ug6w op}acad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-21
Ziarnka i pleWY.

Bee korporacyi ME MONA
sobie wyobrazic organizacyi.
Lecz. my polacy W Ameryce
many cuda mad cudami, bo
organizacye bez legalnych
korporacyi.
W1ARUs, zwr6ciwszy opinii
publicznej ma to uwage,
zosta} zbesztany. OPlnla
bowiem publiczna kieruje
banda pijak6w, opryszk6w
kajdaniarzy, kt6rym wrodzone
jest: gardzic laden i porzad-
klein w sp6}eczehstwie.
Bierzcie mp. komedye
pomnika Kosciuszki w
Chicago. Juz prawie cd lat
try d. e tn kolektuja
nasi patryoci ma ten pomnlk.
Wnet jest w kasie wiecej,
wnet mniej.
w ostatnim czasie komitet
budowy Kosciuszki, Brodow'
ski, Szopihski & Co., wyda}
prawie diva tysiace ma mod}a
rysunki. JakiS galicyjski
artysta z beczu}kowatym
brzuchem i pa}akowatemi
nogami ob}owi} sic najlepiej.
Podobnej tatarskiej gospo-
dark groszem publicznym
chyba szukac trzeba. w
wojskowej akademii amery-
kahskiej W West Point. Stan
Nowy York, jest sliczny
pomnik KoSciuszkj, wysta-
wiony przez Stany Zjedno-
czone, kt6ry i najgeretszym
patryotom jako ,mod}o'
powlnien wystarczy6.
Zamiast z}ozyG reszte fun
dusz6w do jakiegos pierw-
szorzednego banku, patryo
tyczny komitet zrobi} szache-
rex patryotyczna para6a sw.
Trolley, ably pro centami, jak
Sz6pidsci kreci, przysporzye
nieco fundnsz6w.. Rety.
Jacy oni oszczed pre-
zorni!? Wyrzucie kilkanascie
set ma ,odlcwki', kt6re oni
,modelami" nazywaja, zaraz
pozyczaja resztki tunduszu
patryotom cd sw. Trolley, aby
,,koniecznie wydatki'' powe-
towat. Sliczna ekonon1ia, ME
ma co movie.
Z}amawszy tym faktem
prawo ameryka6skie, bo ME
wolno pod zadnym warunkiem
wyp ozycza fundusz6w
zgromadzonych ma dobre
cele, uzyliM w}asnie@ .tych
fundusz6w, ably macherow cd
sw. Trolley d}ug6w j blota
wydobyc.
go
Azali publiczne fundusze
-lud ma to sklada? Azali
grosz publiczny ma to
lud oharuje, ably ich Szopid-
Sci & Co. mogl uzywat ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-21

SWdWOll, IdCzcj dildlCllll pa
tryotycznej?
Patrz Kosciuszko ma mas z
nieba.
Gala rozb6jnicza prasa
wt6ruje szwindlerom. Lecz
sprawiedliwy WIARUs bierze
swoja kaszubska dzide i
k}uje warcho}6w Cd rzad6w
centralnych cd komitet6w
patryotycznych, ze jeki ich
sic odbijaja cd oceanu do
oceanu.
My mozemy mice wszystko
- pomniki, i koscio}y bez
d}ug6w, / kolegia, i kasy
posmiertne, lecz z banda
dziennikarzy naszych. z banda
koscielnego dziadostwa, z
banda fachowych z}odzieji
patryotycznych trzeba wziase
= rozbrat.
Co Sz6pihsci zrobi
owemi ,modelami"? Powe-
druja pewnie do muzeum
narodowego naprzeciw dru.
karni Diebmanna Jakihskiego
go, ably lsnic W szeregach
starych fujar6w amerykahsko-
polsko-patryotycznych.
Hola! Przepraszamy. Ko-
mitet pomn;ka Kosciuszki to
sami znawcy sztuki. Oni W
swoich madrych g}owach juz
. model wybiora. .Oni wiedza
z historycznych rys6w nasze-
go bohatera, jak sic W
pomniku powinien przedsta-
wiaG.
| ktoz temu zaprzeczy?
Otoczeni Cd czas6w, kiedy
gaski i baranki tatce pieleg-
nowali, az do obecnej chwili,
nauka sztukq, potra6a juz
rozeznac model" Cd fuszro-
wanna. Co VAN ch}opi do
tego?
Wy, ch|opi, }acic. Komitet
z Sz6piiscim ma czele vie co
robi. Czegoby ten ,redaktor"
ME wiedzia}. Wyszpera}
przeciez ,,ojca wszyst-
kich niezale zny C h
TX o S ci o 6w W A m e.
r y e." Gewalt, gewa}t!
Ten ojciec niezaleznych
pono sic t}ucze po swiecie Cd
czas6w owego weza = kusi-
ciela W raju. TAX Sz6pihsci
pisze, dodajac, re ten
ojciec niezaleznych obwozie
bedzie Antychrysta W rozpa-
lonym piecu. Madry ten
sz6tera Sz6pihsci.,.
| PEACIC "a WIARUsA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-21

CHICAGO Kilka odebra
lismy 'list6w W sprawie gor-
szaeego zycia Antoniego
Laskowki, buchaltara dru-
kar{kiej Sp6lki Zmartwych-
wstanc6w, i jej redaktora
Nagla. Lask6wka pono pie,
jak zoraw. Jestto mlody
czlowiek, ale nawskros pre-
pity To samo pisza 0 Naglu
Niedziwi to W1ARUsA bynai-
mniG, bo Gala gospodarka
Spoki zdradza ma kazdym
kroku = zaproszone gfowy.
Nagiel juz tax nisko upad}
ze na mic sic ME oburza, chyba
gdy.mu sic ,,zarzuca', ze jest
,,katolikiem''. Ma to sic
wScNka.
BUFFALG.,=..I Kongres
polsko kato1iick chociaz sic
odbeazie, ME Wiele rokuje
dobrego. 1naczejj,'Etez pewnie
ME bedzie, bo kto zna Sliszasi
,chcia} by bye biskupem'
Pitassa. vie, czego sic
spodziewac po takich bezin-
teresowanych i praktycz-
nych l?D katolikach.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Zastqpca zlnar}ego Biskupa
JamesLannigan administrator
dyecezyi buffaloskiej, otrzyma}
W zesz}a srode list Cd ks.
Klawittra, by}ego proboszcza
parafii niezaleznej w Buffalo,
re sic obecnie zna;duje W
klasztorze i czyni pokute
i wypiera sic wszelkiej sty'
cznosci z odpad}emi Cd kos
cio}a sw. Wojciecha rodakami;
po wype}nienir1 przeznaczonej
pokuty wr6ci ma }ono Rzym-
sko Katolickiego koscio}a.
rs. Klawitter. .zaraz po smierci
biskupa, zg}osii sic do adm.
Lannigan'a z zamiarem swo.
i'm, a klasZtor, w ktorym
przebywa, wiadomym jest
tylko ks. Laaniganowi.
WIKARYM u niezaleznego
Kozla Jest obecnie ks .Zalewski
Stara| on sic o opr6znione
niezalezne probostwo w Buff
falo, lecz uprzedzi} go
wyszczekany pryczer Kamih
ski, g}osny zb6j Omaha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-21

| kt6z temu zaprzeczy?
Otoczeni Cd czas6w, kiedy
gaski i baranki tatce pieleg-
nowali, az do obecnej chwili
nauka sztuka, potrafia juz
rozezna6 model" Cd fuszro-
wanna. Co VAN ch}opi do
tego?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-21

gorza}y. DO to ,,wontrobie'
bardzo szkodzi. Patrzta ma
mnie!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
WARNING GIVEN

To the Diplomats in Constantinople of the
Impending Riot1. But No Attention Paid
to It-Seven Hundred Dead uried In One
Cemctary.
Constantinople, August 3O-Just be-
fore the departure of the leaders of the
invasion of the Ottoman Bank on Sir
Edgar Vincent's yacht, after they had
negotiated with the Turkish officials
and surrendered upon condition that
they should be allowed to leave the
country, they announced to the Drago-
mans of the different embassies that
they iE,cnd to continue the agitation
unt1 the right of the A.menial: should
be recognized by the representatives of
the foreign powers.
Members of the different embassies
have received another circular letter
from the Armenian revolutionary COM
mttee making a similar announce
ment. 1t will be remembered that sew
eral days before the raid upon the OF
tOman Bank by the Armenians threat
en.ng letters of a similar character were
received by the representatives of the
powers, but the foreign diplomats sta
toned in Constanunopie paid no atten-
ton to these warnings.
Already several claims for damages
to property have been received at the
British subjects.
As an indication of the number of
persons who perished in the recent
r.ots, it is stated that 700 dead bodies
were buried in the Chickli cemetery
alone. The British Charge d Affares,
Michael Herbert, has made special rep
reservations to Tefik Pasha, Turkish
minister of foreign affairs, concerning
the case of two Armenians who were
brutally KILLED just in front of the
guard house, and before the eyes of the
members of the British embassy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
DIED SUDDENLY.
The Russian Minister for Foreign
Affairs, Prince Lobanof- -RostovsEy,
Taken III on a Train While With
the Gar, and Died at Once,

London. August 3O.-A dispatch to
the Telegraph from Kieff says that
Prince Lobanoff- -Rostovsky, Russian
Minister of Foreign Affairs, died sud
denly while travelling from Vienna to
that place. Prince Lobanoff Rostovsky
was in the company of the Gar at the
time of his death, and mis- demise was
wholly without warning.
The news of the death of Prince Lo-
banoff- ff-ROs.ovsky. according TO the dis
patch TO the Telegraph, caused great eX-
citement throughout Russia, where the
personality of the Minister of Foreign
Affairs was considered to be second
only to the Car himself. Prince LO-
bqnoff-R -Rostovsky pursued strong for
eign policy-a policy which was regard
cd in some quarters as threatening TO
the peace of the world.
Reside his political work, Prince Lo-
devoted his leisure
hours IN the study of and to the writ
inc of works on Russian history. The
toTr VIII b.ch he had planned 10 taxi with
the Car through the countries OF west
ern Europe. was expected TO be most
far-reaching in results affecting the set
Element of the Eastern question. Fran
els Joseph paid Prince Lobanotf-Ros-
+ovskv the highest honors during the
recent visit of the Car TO Vienna and
his death at the present juncture is
regarded req as a most dramatic and i'm
porant event. upsetting. as it does. all
nossibiii-'es of conferences between
the foreign ministers Of the great pow
ers and compelling the Car to change
the plans concerning his tour through
Germany. France and England.