davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Czytelnia na Bridgep0rcie.

Niniejszem poIajemy do
wiadomo Sci szan. Braci i Si6str,
IL Czytelnia imienia Mickiewi.
cza W dzielnicy ma Bridgepor.
Gle zostala otwarta W dniu 7go
Marca b. m. Czytelnia miesci
sic pm. 900, 80 ul. Miejsce bi.
bliotekarza zajmuje oh. st.
Cichowicz.
A wiec polecamy szan. Ro-
dakom i Rodaczkom jak najli.
czniej korsystaez tel Caytelni.
Zarazem upraszamy ssan.
obyw., kt6rzy majs jake ksisz.
XII ju2 przez siebie przeczytanel
aby chcieli ofarowat je do
tei2e Biblioteki. Biblioteka
imienia Mickiewicza jest o.
twarts codziennie cd godsiny
smej rano do godziny 9tej
wieczorem.
ST Sgsszycki, sekr. Bibl.
S2s7 Laurel str
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
P0wstanie W Uruguay.

MoNTER1DE,, s Marca, -
We wielu miastach stanela
ludnosc po stronie powsta1c6w
i ofiarowala i'm bro1 i amuni-
eye. Stan rzeczy stale sic
grozny.
Rad wysyla zapasy broni
W g}ab kraju i powo@uje pod
brod gwardye narodowa.
Wojsko rzqdowe zosta}o W
jednei miejscowosci przez po.
wstahc6w pobite. Liczbs po-
wsts6c6w podajq ma 5000.
Gwardz;Sci zamiast stawac do
szeregu wojsk rzedowych, u.
ciekajq i }acza sic powsta6.
cami.
Minister wojny udsl sic
wewnstrz kraju.z silnym od-
dzia1em alty yleryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
James Heating, Nicholas Paf-
fis i Nicholas Pufetto.
Strajk W New Y0rku.

New YORK, Sgo Marca. =
Jezeli do iutra ME zostans "a.
latwione nieporozumienia po-
miedzy Elevator Coustru-
ctors' union, international
Machinists' union, to prawdo.
podobnie 10000 robotnik6w
odejdzie cd roboty i zatrzyma.
ne zostsns budowy wszystkich
takich budynk6w W New
Yorku, W ktorych SO elewato-
ry.
James O'Connell, prezes
unii International Machinists,
przyby} tu dis z Chicago, aze.
by kierowac straikiem, gdyby
ten mia} nastspi6.
Piec set krawc6w przy p}a.
szczach zastraj jkowalo W r6'
znych pracownniach, opr6cz
tych, kt6rzy dawniej zasUraj-
kowali. Twierdzs oni, be po-
lozenie ich jest ME do zniesie-
MIA.
W fabryce cygar frmy Da-
Wis & Go. obnizono place i ma
tychmiast strajk nastapi}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
POzar h0telu.

P1NEoIo, CAL, 8 Marca. -
Wczoraj wieczorem spali1 sic
wielki hotel W Rodco. w
miejscowosci tel ME ma stray
poaarnej, a nieliczni miesz-
kahcy spokojnie musieli sic
przypatrywac paleniu sic ho'
telu. Hotel ten wybudowano
pred kilku laty, gdy W Rod
CO zak}adano rzezalnie kosztem
$4,000. Byl on ma razie pro-
znym. Wybudowali go kapi-
talisci re wschodu, ktorzy mie-
Ii zamiar zalozyd W Rodco
olbrzymie rzezalnie na wzor
chicagoskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
LaTina.

PARK CITY, Utah, s Marca.
Wczoraj stoczy}a sic lawina ze
szczytu CORY stojscej ma zach6d
Cd kopalni Morgan i zburzy}a
dom, W ktorym wlasnie spa}o
dziewieciu g6rnik6w. Natych-
miast wzieto sic do ratowauia; (;
po ca}ogodzinnej piracy dosta-
no sic do zasypanych i znale-
ziono pieciu aywych i trzech
niezywych, podczas gdy die.
wiatego ME mona by4o zna-
leze. Hazywa on sic Joseph
2oeca. Zabitych nazwiska ss:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Telegramy KrajoWe.
Ze st0liey zMiazk0Toj

WASHINGTON, D. c., s Mare.
Prezydent Nc Kinley dzlsiaj
przez caly dzie6 pracowa} bez
ustanku prawie przyjmoWn
odwiedziny r6znych os6b. .
sodz. 8 popoludniu byla pu'
bliczna rscepcya, wtedy pre-.
zydent W tax zwanej wscho-
dniej sail podawa} rsks okoao
1000 osobom. We Srods W po.
ludnie prezydeut przyjmowa6
bedzie cia}o dyplomatyczne.
Zamianowal tez dzisiaj agen.
tenn pensyinym W Detroit
Oscara A. James z Michigan. =
Take i nowi ministrowie W
swych biurach mocno byli Ia
jeci i przymowali wiele odwie'
DIN.
W pofuGnle rozpoczsfo SIG
posiedzenie senatu, kt6re otwo-
rzyl wiceprezydent Hobart.
Wniesiono kilka blow, a II
minut po II rozpoczslo sic po'
s;edzenie egzekutywne. Ma
tpm nosiedzeniu wni6sl senator
Dav 5, przewodniczacy komi.
tetu spraw zewnetrznych, by
uk1ad Anglia napowr6t zlo.
Ay6 W rece komitetu. Po d1u'
2szej debacie wniosek przyjsto.
Komitet ten zbierze sic celem
naradzenia sic mad tym ukia-
dem We Srode W poludnie. -
Mianowauie Oscara D. James
agentem peusyjnym W Detroit
zatwiedzono.
Sekretarz stanu Sherman
podpisal dzisiaj papiery po'
trzebne do wydania austral-
skiego mordercy Frank Butle-
"a, zamknietego w San Fran
cisco, " rsce australsklch po-
licyant6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Smiere misyOnarza.

BELo1T, Wis, S Marca. -
Rev. David II. Condt umar}
dzisiaj we wieku 80 lat. Cd
r. 1886 do 1856 bj} on misyo.
narzem ma wyspach Sandwich;
z 80 misyonarzy, kt6rzy W /.
1886 tam sic wybrali, on
jeden zy} dotychczas ByS
on take pierwszym cz}owie-
klein bis3ym, kt6rego widzieli
krajowcy wyspy Mani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
NOTATKI POLITYCZNE.

Nominacye ma aldermsna letsj
wardy ma demokratycznym tykieoie
prawdopodobnie otrzyma p. Stanley
H. Kunt.. Ma wczorsjszem posie.
dzeniu klubu Harrisona, pod mr.. 636
Milwaukee ave. chciano go jedno.
g}osnie indorsowat, ale =. Kuntk
powiedzial, aby to zostawi6 na dzil
wieczor, gdy sic odbedzie posiedzs.
ME wardowe.
Timothy Ryan prswdopodobnis
otrzyma nominacye ma West Town
assesora ma denokratycznym tykie.
Gle.
Ia staraniem Polakow 16tej war.
dY, dobra szanse ma klerka West
Town ma dem. tykiecis ma powszs.
chnis znany obywatel p. Jan. Kon.
dziorski.
Ma innem miejscu donosimy dzi.
siejszym msssmityngu demokratow
l6 wardy, kt6ry sic odbedzie pm. 63e
Milwaukee ave. Zaprasza ma takowy
ssdzis La Buy.
Agitscya polityczna rozpoclyna
sic ma dobre. Jutro przemawist be.
die do OBJ. Is wsrdy Washington
Hesing, niezaleany kandydat na
mayora.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
Christian Citizenship League" prze.
mawial socyalista Tommy" Morgan
republikafski kandydst ma mayora
- sedzia Sears. w ladne pan Sesrs
dostai sic towarzystwo.
Carter H. Harrison, kandydst
wszystkich Polak6w, bije swego
wspolzawodniks, p. A. S. Trude. Ma
posisdzeniu komitetu wykonawclsgo
oga demokrat6w oswiadczyi sic "a
kandydstura Harrisons, Glowns
kwatera Trude'a staia wczoraj pusta.
Pojedy hoze wardy beds jsk nasts.
puje roprezentowane przsz dslega.
tow:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
ZgOdni minigtrOWie.

BERLIN, $50 Marca. - w
parlamencie niemieckim O..
swisdczyl dzisiaj ksiaAe Ho
henlohe, ze zgadza sic zupelnie
Z ministrem marynarki, IL
fota niemieeka musi bye po.
wiekszona. Rad zwiazkowy
uczyni wszakze> z lleznem po-
wiekszenie foty cd ogolnego
stanu fuaDs6w W kraju.
Ksisze Bismarck cierpi mo.
enc ma neuralgie. Me moze
ami sypiac W uocy ami movie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09

czenia miasta. Uwiadomili
nadto rzsdy, ae potrzeba i'm
600 ludzi do utrzymania po-
rzadku we wiekszych mia
stach.
w Candamo odstapili po.
wsta6cy cd oblegania miasta a
muzu}manie cofneli sig do
Palikosa.
LoNDYN, Sgo Marca. =
Times" powiada, ze Rad
Grecyi ME przytoczy} W swej
odpowiedzi najmniejszego po.
wodu, dlaczego mocarstwa ME
mia}yby uayt Srodk6w Iprzy-
musowych.
Daily News" uwaaaja, ze
odpowiedz moze sluzyc "a
punkt wyjscia do dalszych
uklad6w W sprawie krete1.
skiej.
Poslowie greccy otrzymali
instrukcye, be Rad grecki
uznaje zwierzchnictwo su}tana
mad Kreta, wycofa swe okrety
i odda swe wojska lsdowe na
wyspie pod komende jednego
pa6stw europejskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Klub Hesinga.

Is wardy Klub Washingto.
ma Hesinga zwoluje wielki
mityng obywatelski ma Srode
wieczorem godz. Sci. Zapra.
sza sic wszystkich wyborc6w
Is wardy, sprzyjajscych wy
borowi OBJ. Washingtona He
singa ma mayora miasta. Ma
tym mityngu wybrani zostans
delegaci do konwencyi, kt6ra
odbedzie sic W przyszly Piatek
wieczorem W "Central Music
Hail."
q uszanowaniem
Otto Hn5sma's, PREF.
j. N. Baker 5sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
2 Iegismtury Stanu Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, s Marca.
w senacie dzisiaj zadnych
spraw ME za}atwiono, gdyz ME
zebra}o sic quorum. Odczytano
protok6i i odroczono sic do
jutra rama o godz. 10.
W izbie posl6w przed}ozono
du2o blow, co zajsso godzins
czaau. Take wniesiono rome
petycye, kt6re rozdano odno-
Snym komitetom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Turcy9 umie bye grzeczna,

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, s Marca.
Ma przedstawienie pos}a gre.
ckiego, be urzsdnicy tureccy
przeszkadzali inzynierom gre.
ckim, mad granica Tesalii, ma.
prawiac drogi, odpowiedzia}
minister spraw zagranicznych,
il wojska tureckie otrzyma}y
surowy rozkaz wystrzegania
sic wywo}ywauia czegobsdz,
coby mog}o doprowadzic do
starcia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Ola DOmu SierOt.

2 parafi sw. Jadwigi To.
warzystwo Matki Boskiej
Szkaplerznej ofiarowalo ma
sieroty $500.
Ia CO niechaj Pan Bog
stokrotnie zapaaci i wynagro.
dzi cz1onkom szlachetnego
Towarzystwa Matki Boskiej
szkaplerznej, czego calem ser.
Gem i'm zyczs:
8. 8. d. ". u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Masslnityng.

Dzisiaj wieczorem odbedzie
sic wielki mityng demokraty-
czny 16 wardy, ma kt6ry "a.
prasza sic wszystkich Pola-
k6w. Mityng odbedzie sic pm.
63b Milwaukee ave-, o godz.
Sci wieczorem. Zaprasza ma
niego rodak6w.
N. Il. La Buy, PREF.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09

Przyjaciele Hsrrisona So pewni, 70
z og6luej liczby dslegatdw zaledwie
100 bedzie giosowalo "a Trude'm.
Kandydatura p. Piotra Kioibassy
ma sksrbnika zjednywa sobie wiecsJ
zwolennik6w. Jezeli wardy ludno.
scia polska popra 60 nalsaycie, nasz
p. Piotr otrzyma nominacye niewat.
pliwie.
Pamietajmy wisc o dzisiejszych
mityngach o jutrzejszych demokra-
tycznych prawyborach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Kuryer cesarza Wilhelma.

PETERSBURG, Sgo Marca. -
Hrabia Moltke przyby} dotad
2 wlasnorecznymi listami ce.
sarza Wilhelma do cara Miko-
1aja. Listy te tyczs sic sprawy
kreteGskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Czytajcie!

Nisviasty, kt6reby chcisiy zosta6
arkuszerskami W tym roku, powinny
sic zgsosic pred dniem 10 Marca,
1897.
d.. n. y. ,Kossako,sskii,
lom. es7 Dickson st,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Do WiadOm0sci lekarZy.

Zebrania "Towarzystwa LIE.
karzy Polskieh" odbywajs sic
co drugs srode kaadego miesis,
ca, W fremont House (par-
lor A.)", r6g Lake i Dearborn
ulic.
2 zzacupkiem
Dr.. W. Statkieaoicg, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
NoWiny Z Polski.

WARszAwA. = Swiezo do
konany spis ludnosci przy.
pomnia} nam znowu, ze czasy
Hurki niedawno minely i ae
wieksza Geese znajdujach sic
pomiedzy nami Rosyan uwaza
sic W dalszym ciagu "a pionie.
row rusyfkacyi prawos}awia.
q centralnej w}adzy W Peter.
sburgu wyszly rozporzadzenia,
zaznaczajsce po kilkakrotnie z
Gala stanowczoscia, ze spis lu.
dnosci ME ma cel6w ubocznych
i ze wszelkich stara1 trzeba
do}oayc, aby by} dokladny,
ably wszystkie dane opierano
ma informacyach ludnosci. Ma.
Sym djejatelom ME mog}o sic
pomiescic W glowie, aby sic
MONA sobyc bez fa}sz6w i
k}amstwa, przedewszystkiem
takae bez propagandy rosyj-
skiej. Trudno dokladnie OPT.
sac, co sig daia}o W okolicach,
zamieszka}ych przez Unit6w.
Ludnost tamtejsza, us1ysza'
wszy o spisie, oczywiscie my
sla}a, ae tu jua chodzi o osta.
teczna decyzya, kto ma bye
prawoslawnym a kto pozosta'
ME katolikiem, wielkie ja tedy
ogarne}o zaniepokojenie i
zwracano sic ma wszystkie
strony po informacye, !co czy.
mic.
PozNA6. - gazety polskie,
godzac sic W zasadzie ma zer-
wanie kupieckich stosunk6w z
dostawcami niemieckimi, prey.
pominajs, ae cos podobnego
juz sig dzialo. uPrzypomina.
my - m6wia one - IL W CA
sic os}awionych nrug6w pru-
skich" publicznosG polska omi'
iaia sumiennie wszelkie ,,Ba.
dy' niemieckie. Naleay to
mice W pamisci prey zbliaaja-
Gym sic sezouie wiosennym i
letnim, a nasi lekarze skute.
cznie o2dzialac ma to mogs.
Nadto moznaby tez pan6w
kulturtreger6w, nienawidzs-
cych jezyka polskiego, przy.
zwyczaic do dyalektu ,,Hoch-
polnisch", przyjswszy "a zasa-
de, aby korespondencya han
dlowa, cd mas wychodzsca, ,byia
zafatwlana Wyfacznle po pol
sku. Jestesmy pewni, 4e gdy
bedzie chodzilo o interes, to
nawet PIP. Hansemann, Ken
nemann i Tiedemann, owa
Sigma tr6jca ,hakatyst6w",
pisa}aby po pylsku. Ia zas
lekcya W kazdym razie ME
zawadzi.
Lw6w. - Pred lwowsks
lava przysiegiych rozpocza} sic
W tych dniach process przeciw
g1osnemu agentowi emigracyj-
nemu, ,Aleksemu Szczerbanowi,
kt6ry W przecisgu roku wy
prawi} "a morze kilkaset 70.
dzin wloscia6skich, przyczem
dopusci} sic najrozmaitszych
oszustw, korzystajsc z niepo.
radnosci naiwosci swoich
ofar. Ba}amuci} lud opowia.
daniem, re kazdy dostanie zie-
mi W Brazylii, lie zechce, oraz
bydlo robocze; ae podatki be-
die placil dopiero po ID latach
i to po kilka cent6w cd morgi,
re jest tam z}ota CORA, z kt6rej
kazdy sobie moae od}upac, co
zechce, ze hodujac dr6b, go.
spodyni moze mice tego po
80 z}r. miesiecznie, re pc po.
lach Brazylii leza drogie ka.
mienie, ze "a norge gruntu
placi sic cd 40 ct. do 8 z1r. i
tip. androny. Ludek sluchaf
tych wszystkich opowiadad z
nabozehstwem unprecedented "a
bezcen grunta i szed1 W prze.
pasc. w tenn to oswietleniu
stosunk6w brazylijskich i wy.
J,d,on;,, nianiodzU od aroi.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17
LORD RANOOLPh'S WAGER.
How the Statesman Made Quick Time
Across Westminster Bridge.

How the Statesman Made Quick Time
Across Westminster Bridge.
The late Lord Randolph Churchill was
scarcely less famous as a wit and joker
than as statesman. His colleagues in
the house of commons were oftentimes the
victims Of his pranks, and many a good
story in which Randy" figures as the hero
Is still told in the lobbies. One night
while Lord Randolph was conversing with
several friends in the cafe attached to the
house question arose as to the time 1t
would take pedestrian to cross Westnin.
ster bridge. Different opinions were ex-
pressed, but no two Of the disputants were
able to agree. At length Lord Randolph,
who had been silent auditor of the dis
cussion, offered to wager that he could
cross from the Middlcsex to tho Surrey
side of che bridge while "Big Ben" the
great bell in the clock tower of the pariia-
ment buildings, was striking the four
quarters and the hour of IL. The wager
was accepted by one Of the members Of
the company, and 1t was arranged that at
the hour named witnesses should be sta
toned at each end Of the bridge to watch
the performance.
A few minutes before midnight select
party OF well known members was seen
to emerge from little door ne0r the
speakers quarters in the parliament build
ings and stalk sedately across tho bridge.
At tho farther end the party paused and
was soon surrounded by q curious throng.
Several other distinguished Legislators
soon afterward appeared and politely re-
quested passersby to keep to the left. Just
as ''Big Ben began to strike the first
quarter the 1.-the figure of man, wearing
a top hat and evening clothes, was seen to
leap out of little group of men on the
Middlescx side. Some waggish friend
raised the cry of "Stop thief!' and in u
jiffy half score of wondering mon and
boys were fast on the heels of the doughty
sprintcr A policeman, hearing the cry
and observing the fleeing man, started in
pursuit
AS Big Ben continued to clanQ the pace
grew hotter and hotter. One by one the
| pursuers began To fall away but the big
! policeman hung grimly to his task. When
| the center Of the bridge was reached, the
| quarters had been rung and the great bell
! had already begun TO strike the hour. A
| cheer arose from the watchers OH the Sur
| rey side, and Lord Randolph, who had un-
| til then been running up an incline, now
| had the descent i'm his favor A few mo
| mcnts later the painting policeman came
| upon his man, surrounded by admirinp
| friends
Whats up?" suffered the breathlcs.
and bewildcred bobby.
1.-TWO strokes to sparcr' puficd the vic
torious Lord Randolph.
The officer started, blushed apologi2ed
wiped his brow and went away.-Ex
change.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17
MAY BE AN ELOPEMENT.
BOSTON MAN AND WOMAN ARE IN
TROUBLE NNEW YORK.
Woman Claims He Tried to Choke Her to
Death In q New York Hotel.

New York. May IA man who claims
to be George c. Davis, so years old, of q
School street, South Boston, and says
he Is Boston constable, was locked VI
in police station here yesterday after
noon after he had tried to choke q
woman, who said she belonged to a
wealthy Boston family
Late In the afternoon a large crowd
collected in front of the Lexington hotei,
and when a policeman hurried up he
found Davis. slightly intoxicated, he'd
by several men, while woman about 80
years old, handsomely dressed, stood by
crying. The woman told the policeman
that Davis had tried to kill her.
Both were taken to the station house.
where the woman at first declined to give
her name, saying that she did not wish
to for family reasons. When told that
she was liable to arrest she said that she
was Mrs. Jane Dempsey OF 559 East Fifth
street. South Boston. She said that she
and Davis came to this city together q
week ago and had engaged rooms at an
uptown hotel. There. the woman said,
Davis had got intoxicated and was put
out. They went to the Lexington hotel.
There Davis cot intoxicated again, and
tried to choke her. She ran out of the
hotel, and the man was following her
when he was caught by several men In
the street. Davis denied that he had
tried to injure the woman in any way.
lie produced a constable's badge and de
manded to be released. AS there were
no witnesses in the station house to the
assault, Davis was locked up on charge
of disorderly conduct. but the woman
was not held
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17
PARIS FLATS BEAT OURS.
The rrenchmsn Pays Less and Gets More
For His Money.

The Trenchman Pays Less and Gets More
For His Money.
In some respects at least fiat life I'm Paris
seems to hold advantages over that in New
York and Harlem. The concierge, for in
stance, has not obtained yet the dCspotic
power Of the imperial Harlem jantor. He
does not even attempt to dictate to the
tenants when they Shall or shall not eat,
and they may dump their ashes and cook
their meals at their own sweet Will.
The concierge, like the janitor, lives In
the building. and M IL expected, besides
keeping the building scrupulously clean,
To attend to all the wants of his tenants.
He or his wife must run all the errands,
take up the cards Of visitors and see that
no guest il compelled 10 climb up TO n fiat
when the owner IL out For his services
the concierge receives regular fee,
amounting To about $3.50 n year.
The rental. too. of the Partisan fiat is
much lcss than that of New York, Har-
lem, or even Brooklyn. AZ Neuilly sur
seine. u bus rice Of about thrvc-quartcrs
OF nn hour from the heart of Paris, one
may get three room HAT, with kitchen
and bath, for less than $lO q month.
The apartments IN this suburb overlook
| a beautiful park, the rooms are honestly
Light and airy, and the kitchen contains
running water, stove, meat safe and
coal bin. All the rooms are furnished
| with parquct fooring, the ceiling Is deco
rated prettily and French windows open
out on to little lalconics.
Tie msrk,tinen in the Deighborhood
deal In products suitable 20 such miniaturs
homes. IL Is possible to buy rabbit. duck.
hare, chicken, turkey, goose and other
game lIy the puupd. Vegetables, cut read,
for sup. can be- bought. and the bakci
brings around crisp bread at $3.50 ever.
morning. New York Press.
| For latest style furniture at low prices, ~
| 10 q q IeahN's Inst nxer the bridge
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

The funeral of John j. Barrett, son OF
John and Mary A. Barrett, was held yes
dencs OF his parents on Johnson street,
and many friends and relatives attended
Interment took placeat st. Mary's Gene
tery.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

John j. Fitzpatrick, senior member Of
the firm of Fitzpatrick & Sons, the con-
tractors, who are engaged in deepening
the river chanel at the Division street
bridge, is spending q few days at his
home at Plattsburg, n. Y.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

The Legislature will adjourn sine die
Wednesday. The Newport session prom
ises 10 be dull after all. There will be
nothing done save the perfunctory inau-
guration of the new government.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

This afternoon tea was given by Mrs.
Frank A. Sayles in honor of her guest,
Miss Margaret Shippen of Philadelphia.
Miss Shipper was one Of Mrs. Sayles'
maids at her wedding, and will be her
guest for the next three weeks.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

Rev. Father Delemare of st. Jean Bap-
tiste Church, Woodlawn, preached very
able sermon at the 30 mass yesterday at
st. Mary's Church. His subject was "The
Grace OF God"
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

Julian Duquette, prominent grocer ON
Main street, died last evening. Mr.. Du-
quette broke his leg few weeks ago and
blood poison set in. The deceased was
very prominent i'm church and social cir
cles.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

Thomas Kenyon Of Baldwin street has
bsen entertaining his brother, James Ken
yon OF Great Harwood, Eng, the past week.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

At the meeting of Moshassuck Tribe OF
Red Men tomorrow evening the warriors
degree will be conferred.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

The members of the fire department have
drawn the dates for their annual vacations,
which will begin June IA and close Sept. "a.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

The members OF the stan OF Commander
in-Chief Clarkson Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, will psy an official visit to
Tower Post, No. II, this evening.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

Herbert q. Beede, well-known young
man OF this city, will be united in mar
riagc with Miss Agnes T.. Newman on
Wednesday, May 26 Miss Newman is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Newman
OF East Milton, Me-, and the ceremony
will take place at that place.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

Mrs. Eli Smithson of Church street and
Mrs. William Barton and daughter of Fen
ner street will sail for Europe next Satur-
day for an extended visit to friends in that
country.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

Capt. Ncser, 1st Lieut.. Slaney, I'd Lieut..
Woods OF the Pawtucket Cycling Club
made run to Boston yesterday on visit
to the Tiger Roadsters and incidentally to
make arrangements for the trip to the Hub
on Memorial Day, when the members OF
the club will he the guests of the Tigers.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

Several OF the wheelmen went over to
Darlington Saturday to take spin over
the new bicycle course on the Driving
Park.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

Among the Pawtucket people visiting
New York last week were A. II. Metcalf,
Mrs. Lttlefield, +. q. Perry, c. A. Emer-
son, A. &. Messler, II. W. Rice and Q. o.
Read.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

The Pawtucket Christian Endeavor
Union will observe its 10th anniversary at
the Broad street BAPTIST Church Wednes-
day, June 2.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

Charles f. Harrison and George t
Greenhalgh are enjoying an outing al
Moosehead Lake, Me.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

Miss Alice Carpenter OF West avenue is
entertaining Miss Faustina Grant OF East
Orange, N. j.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

The old High School building on High
street is being rapidly torn down by men
in the employ of contractor Wilmarth.
The timber will be used in erecting barn
at the Pawtucket Driving Park.