davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
z Niw Polskich
W AMERYCE.
MILWAUCKI KURYER ze

MILWAUKEE, KURYER re
strachu pred W1ARUsEM
schronll sic tax wysoko, ze
wspinanie sic do niego po.
iaczone jest niebezpie czed-
stwem zycia. Pred kilku
dniami, IS letoi ( ch}opiec
Franciszek lynda, zatrudnio-
ny W ekspedycyi KURYERA,
spuszczajac sic z tego Krusz.
.kowego g1,iazda ma elevator
re. spadl ma ziemie j kark
=skrecil. -. .Potem KURYER
:jak sam p'sze, popadl "
c;ezkie chor6bsko, zwane
ID istp5e p sia. i teraz pew
ME wnet mu przyjdzie na
TAXI koniec, jaki sam sobie Y
(przeszlym roku przepowie'
dial: Nos,l wllk lat kilka
Il oniosa j wilka -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

800 podwladnych powstah-
cow Rozeszli sic oni spo-
kojnie, ale ME chcieli picnic.
dzy. Diwizya generala Sanejo
tel ME chce zlozyt broni.
Wychodzacy W Havanie
dziennik +, La Union Espano-
la" przewiduje. ze miedzy
Kuba a Stanami Zjednoczo-
neml przyjdzie wkr6tce do
wojny. Inny dziennik Ku
bahski wyraza nadzteje, ze
patryotyzm Kubahski ME
dopuscl do tego, azeby przez
niemadre wydanie broni O.
p6zni} sic dzied ogloszcnia
niepodleg}osci rzeczypospoli-
tel kubadsk|ej; Dziennik Eel
Porvenir" nazwa} Nc Kinleya
,.nedznym spiskowcom. !" To
wreszcie wyczerpa}o cierpi-
wose Amerykanow ! general
Wood zagrozil. .redaktorom
zuchwalych dzieunik6w. wie-
zienlem. 80. ...s
w glebi wyspy Kuby
rabunki ustaly i zaczyna
kwitnat dobrobyt. Kubah-s.
.c;zycy pragna szk6l.na spos6b.
anasykahski-i nnych amery
kadskich urzadzeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
KONIEC sTRAJKU
w Buffalo

+ T.. u A. 4 e z" Il d = f. - .
Srajk szuaarzy zboza W
Buffalo zakoflczyl sic W polo
vie minionego tygodnia j ro-
botnicy walki wyszli IVY.
ciezko. Uzyskali oni " wszystko.
czego W +. b. spodziewae sic
mogli, pomimo ze kontrakt
pozostaje " reku Conners'a.
w ostatecznei unowie kon
traktor Corners, zgodzil Sic
ma wszelk;e rostawione przez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

|sze rozpowszechn nia-
LA 20 F'inlandyi odez-
wy, ably Flnlandczycy
naSladowali olak6w
a nawet z mimi Wsp6l-
ME spisko wall, by
sic pozbyG nieznoSne-
ga .jarzma oskiew-
skiego.
%
PARYZ. Wy
rok sadu kasacYjne-
Dreyfusa ma bye roz-
patrywana ponownle,
przez nowy sad wo-
jenny. " yrok ten
r6wna sic uniewinnie.
niu wieznia z Gar
ciej wyspy | poci9g-
nieciu do odpoWie-
dzlalnosci tych Office
row, kt6rych intrygl
sPowodo'7w'atY wal skaza-
ME La utrate czci
nrewinn1go D.reyfusa.
/. .....: <
MANILA. Woj-.
SKA powstallcoW tlll-
plnsklchl a.. u obwofafy
generate Lqne ms! dyk Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
TE|LE!GRAMY. (
WARSZAWA.

WARSZAW A.
S}awny adwokatS Spa
sowicz, nalezacY do
partyi ugodowc6w,
stara sic o ulaskawie-
ME redaktora FIR. No.
wodworskiego, kt6~
rego juz przewieziono
z w arszawy DC twler-
dry Petro- PauloW-
skiej. Wykaza}o sic,
re Nowodworski ia
poSrednictwem fakto-
ra Cyrusa W Peters :
burgu kupowa} cd
urzednika ministery-
um spraw wewne-
trznych Filipowa, tai
ne dokumety rzado-
we. ..
obec tego sprawa
Olszewskiego pogor~
szylaby sic wtedy do
plero, gdyby znalaz- .1'l| .
" sic ia1kies poszlaki,
izdokument6w owych
ME nabywa1 ma uzY:-:.
tex dzlennikarski,
lecZ Ola Za&ranlCY.
Mic pod['o2!btnr|ego po['2 / 7 wsza-- "a
kze ME mia}o miej-
! eca, r6wniez 'niema
zadnych danych, izby
ta droga, jak poczat-
kowo podejrzy wano,
przedosta} sic do
Londynu znany me-
morya} ks. Imere-
tybskiego. ....r:<7 :.:,,.<: :
PAM. Nowo'dW.orska \ ( }, VIC, !: Y. !!
wyjecha}a do Peters,
skurga. Mezowi poz-
wolono zatelegrafo-
wac do niej z Peter
sburga, il przyby}
tam ,,szczeSliwie'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
,ZE LWOWA dowiada;e

Is5l 'LE II vYOW "A QOWlaQu!G
sic KURyER NowoJoRsk1 ze
polski zecer i dziennikarz p;
Ed. L. Kolakowski, kt6remu
iona umar|a pred kilku
tygodniami, zeni Sic powt6r-
ME m}oda wykszta|cona
pannq 5tanislawa Dudkie-
wicz we Lwowie. Po slubie
ma zamiar przybyt z iona do
Ameryki. - z tego samego
zr6d'a dowiadu;emy sic, ie
byly redaktor ,,Dziennika
Chicagoskiego" a obecnie
redaktor ,SIowa Polskiego"
we Lwowie p. H. Nagiel
ciezko choruje i prawdopo-
dobnie umrze. Po pojedynku
jaki miaf zeszlego roku, p.
Nagiel zapad} W chorobe, z
kt6rej sic dotychczas ME.
podni6s}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG. =
Car Mlkolaj II coraz
bardziej popada W
chorobe, zwana me-
lancholia. w kazdym,
kt6ry sic do niego
zbliha podejrzyywa spi-
skowca lub co mai.
mnlej tajnego kores-
pondenta do rewolu- 1ll|
cyjnych gazet. Ia
przyk}adem Iwana
Groznego zamy'Sla ma "a,
pewlen czas Zalmknac an
sic wjakim klaszto-
RE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
AWOZDAN1E LATI-
ME- RsKIEGO KOM1TETU
WSPARC.

WSPARC.
Hazleton, Pa, Komitet
wpare, kt6ry sic pred sdwo-
ma 1aty. po strasznej strzela-
ninie W Latimer uformowal,
podaje do wiadomosci dzisiaj
nastepujacy rezultat. Cd II
Sierpnia, 1897 do $ 'Marca
189q2 wplyneleo' Is Z dobrowoll- = ] !;
nych|zskladek 4 3o5 dol. 6oc.,
z tychz wyplacono widow oml i
sierotoms spo:poleglych W tym
rozruchu 4, 169 dol II c.
Ma prowadzenie procesu
przeciwko szeryfowi Martin
i jego pomocnikom, uzbierano
4, 169 dol. II c. Koszta pro-
cesu wynosily 4,751 dol, So c.
a mianowicie: adwokatom
wypl placono 2,756 dol, tajnej
policyi 666 dol. A., ma druki
i pisemne utenzylia 95 dol.
81 c.; rozmaite inne wydatki
974 dol. 75c.; ma kole) i fur
manki 29o dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

,rd Str Winena:'; afia,k.
|Spiewakow polskich, " Bay
City. W dniach> 7,.8 ! q
Sierpnia.
Ma zjazd ten proszone So
wszystkie polskie ch6ry spic~
wackie, bez wzgledd ma to,
czy do Zwiazku Spiewak6w
F.. W "A. urzedownie naleza.
czy tel tylko duchem sic =
MIN |acza. Blizszych szcze-
g6l6w odnosnie do zjazdu
chetnie udzieli redaktor HAr~
MoNl1, w. Perlowski, 14o w.
Blackhawk Str, Chicago, III.
w MILWAUKEE, pocho-
wano~ W Czwartek, IS Maja,
zwloki S. p. subdyakona
Konstantego Grutzy, ,bratahca
proboszcza parafii sw J6zafata.
Nieboszczyk pochodz;t =
Wielkiego Berku, ma G6rnym
Szlasku.
PAN ALEXANDER NE.
CZARSKI, znany dobrze v
Bay City, tudziez rniedzy
Polakami W New Yorku.
powr6cil po raz drugi do
starego kraju ! poszuku;e ":
Poznahskim W1ELKopoLAN1NtE
zajecia W zawodzie kupieeckim :,
-- jako buchalter lub podr6-
!. :t.p!iacy. ia :. =, :
~ 7 We s-, q s .9ss4 f. .G(j{lIy<j
POLICYANT BAGIN.SKI !,
" Chicago, kt6ry zastrzelil,
jak m6wi. W w}asnej obro-
ME Wlocha Baggio (dziwny
zbieq nazwisk) oskarzony
zostsl O morderstwo, "a sta:-
raniem W}och6w, kt6rzy
wszystko czynia, ably tylko
rodaka naszego uka.rat. M
W}osi zebrali JUL 5000 dola--
row ma process przeciw Ba~
gihskiemu, + zaangazowali
slawnego odwokata G. Dare
row, a konsul wloski Rozwa.
dowski ze swej strony do
starczy r6whiez bieglego adj
wokata, gdyz Baggio byl
wloskim poddanym. Wlosi
twierdza, ze Bagihski ME mial
powodu do strzelania.
Sasiedzi i znajoni p. Ba-.
ginskiego uIozyli protest
przeciw zarzutom czynionym
Bagihskiemu Erzez Wicklow.
w. DETROIT, Mich. u
mari " dnlu 26 Maja " do
mu ubogich Emil ]. Niedo-
kt6ry jako Pokaatny
adwok4t mIal kiedys W TEN
miescie pewna slave.
/:
PAM MARYA.NNA Krout
mloda polska kobieta, poszu-
kuje w polskich elnicach
n1iasta Chicago, meta swego.
kt6ry ia cp'uscii u wsAustryi 4.
.miesiecy TENN. PAM y ! ]. Krout
ma male dziec *: ] jcst bee
.centa
:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

+ robotnikow Warunkl ! umo-
we wlasnoreeznie .podpisal.
w przyszlosci laden 2 salo-
;snistdwsnie bedzie zajmowal
posaay bossa; p'aca robotni-
|k6wl zostaje podwyzszona !
wedhg skali jak to bylo
dawliiejj;; nadto ustanowlony
jest komitet z pieciu, decydo-
y wal fsdzie 'l| wszelkie nieporo-
zumRnia robotnik6w z kon'..
=trakforem; " komitecie tym
ro'bolnicy naja wiekszoSf je-
dnegp glosu j decyzya ich
Jest Rowiazujaca ,ostateczna.
SloNAsm pr6cz kontraktu,
ktorseo Corners trzyma sic
jak tenacy brzytwy- robo-
tnicy yciezyli ma calej linii
j uzysskali wszystko, co mo-
zebnSn bylo wygraG wobec
oFo1fznosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

, - Il aa'
FABRYKA mebli, mia=
nowicie sprzet6w koScielnych
pana Romano Alexandra
Dabro wskiego W Minneapo-
lis, 197-2o1 Island avenue;
wykona}a W ostatnim czasie
dzieslee oltarzy dla katolic-
kich kosciol6w; diva dla
kosciola polskiego W Ashton,
Nebr., jeden dla Minneapo~
lis. jeden. dla Pear Lake, a
ieden dla L uxenburg, Mimi,
.dla Watertown S. Oak. j
jeszcze pare. Zam6wienia
cd wielebnych ksiezy pro-
boszcz6w coraz wieceJ sic
mnoza.
CHICAGOSKA HARMONIC,
organ Zwia1k.l spiiewak6w
Polskich " Ameryce. dfukuje
odezwe zarzadu tego ! Zyis u !. .zku
! do koleg6w po lutni ] przy-
jjaci6l spieWu. oraz zaprosze-
ME M tegoro oczny zjazd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
DUNCAN. Nebrl.

DUNCAN, Nebr. - Ma
odpuscie sw. Stanislawa W
tutejszym polskim kosciele W
Niedziele, FL Maja, pelnili
czynnosci duchowne czterzej
polscy ksieza: x. Rembert
Stanowski z Duncan, x.
Ka}amaja z Omaha / X, St.
Czech z Tarnowa. Nebr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

BALTIMORE, Nd.
Codzied przyjezdza kilkana- !
Scie woz6w farmerskich po
polskich ludzl | zahieraja ich :
calemi familiami ma truskaw.
ki (stra'wberry), ma kt6re
tysiace. Po'akdw od)ezdza, !
/ praca ia ,trwat bedzie jeszcze
S lub 6 tygodni. .,:..x.s,.y.
NAKkADEM p E'l' ! !. :, dru*iem1 ! ! q ]
pana Zygmunta Huetera v v
stevenspoint, Wis. wyszly
CO dopiero dwie ksiazeczki,
.dla ludu po1skiego przezna
czone: % Zablockim / N.Y.
die" oraz ,PowieSt Q kohcu
zycia PLATA Pontskiego. /"
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01

The sixteenth annual ball of the catholic
knights of America was given last night
at Washington Light Infantry ArmOry, in
aid of St. Josephs Orphan Asylum. Dur
The evening il is estimated that nearly
-. ~ people were in attendance. The hail
was prettly decorated and those present
had a most enjoyable time. In charge of
the bali We're: Executive committee Ed
ward ]. BrOsnan. president; John A. Madi-
gan. secretary; y. II. Shea, treasurer
Thomas T. Kcane. chairman donation com
mittee. Master of ceremonies, J. II. BUSCH
er; ballet master. Michael a. Keanc; as
sistant ballet master, J. X. Fitz-Gibbon;
floor committee, John Shugrue. f. j. Nc
Quade, William b. Becker; Robert Bcrbcr-
ich. Joseph DAILY, Frank p. Daley, George
r. Repetti. James Lnskey, Thomas p.
kenneally, l.. b. Cook. NJ. |. Mess. c. P
Clark. Edward NOight. DIR. ]. J. Slattery,
Thomas A. Kane William A Simpson Ed
ward Horgan. J. NJ. Mckee. Thomas Big
gins. John c. Sullivan, J. F. O'Meara and
Joseph Geier; reception committee, William
H. De Lacy, chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01

ReasOB Why He Resigned His Pastor
ate of Lutheran Church.
CORES pondcnce Of The Evening Star.

Special t0rrts ppndC nee of The Evening Star
HAGERSTOWN, Nd November 30 1899
1t now transpres that Rev. S. w. Hoy,
who recently resigned the pastorate of the
Lutheran Church at Funkstown this coun-
ty did 50 because some of his flock were
not convinced of the possibility of divine
healing. Since his resignation Mr. Hoy has
presided over and addressed meetings here
of those in accord with his faith-healing
ideas, and the announcement is made that
ne has accepted call to take up the work
of faith healing at Chicago for the Chris
tan Catholic Church, which has a fine edi-
flee in that city, and also a divine healing
mission.
There is a petition in circulation here
asking Governor Lowndes to commute the
death sentence of Sam johnson, coIored
who was convicted of raping little white
girl to Imprisonment for life Should there
be no executive Clemency Johnson will be
hanged in the Jail yard here on December s
He still maintains that he is innocent but
has given up all hope of escaping the gal
lows. He has become very detected has
no appetite and cannot sleep. He occupies
much time in reading his Bible and asks
the prayers of all those who approach him
with reference to his future. The gallows
for Johnson's execution is now in course of
construction.
Charlie Gilmore. brakeman on the Nor
folk and Western railroad, was struck hy
l,
while on the same day Joseph Rucker
another brakeman on the same road was
run down by several cars at Shenandoah
and had his ankle broken and foot mashed
Burglars made an Intellectual attempt to
force the vault of the Shepheristown bank
They left behind them a hammer pick
brace ard bit.
Invitations are out announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Lizzie Miller of Sharpsburg
this county, and Mr.. James Stow of Wash
ington. in that city on December ..
Bruce S. Yeller. the ncwly-electcd sheriff
of Washington county, received his COM
mission and entered upon the discharge of
his duties today. He has appointed the
following deputies: Officer, Frank K. yell
Ter; riding deputy. Howard Seigman; turn
key, Henry Curfman.
Miss Minnie HaSsett sister of VIM. T.
Hassett, division superintendent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, was stricken
with paralysis at her home in Cearspring
last evening and 6ied an hour afterward.
She was aged forty-seven years, and was
highly esteemed by many friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01
ORDERED GILMORE SHOT
Rebel General Luna's Purpose Prevented by
Aguinaldo.
american Troops Vow Occupy Nigan
ten. Wheaton at san
Fabian.

MANILA. December When the land
ing party from the United States battle
ship Oregon. under Lieut. Commander Nc
Crackin, took the town of Vigan. province
OF South Ilocos. last Sunday. they found
there an escaped prisoner. A. l. Sonnen-
shen, who furnished the first authentic &C
count OF the experience of Lieut.. James c.
Gilmore of the United States gunboat
Yorktown. who. with party of the York
town. captured by the insurgents near
BHler. on the east coast of Luzon, last
April while making an examination of the
mouth of the river in an armed boat.
Mr.. Sonnenshein was imprisoned at Abra
for a long time with Lieut.. Gilmore and
seven sailors. but contrived to escape, car
rying a concealed note. written in naval
cipher. dated Abra, November ~ addressed
to Any Naval officer, and saying. You
may have perfect confidence in anything
the bearer says. The note was signed
Gilmore
According to Mr.. Sonnenshein. when
Lieut.. Gilaore's launch entered the river
from Raler hJrbor. under cover of Ensign
W. II. Standleys gun. the landing was re-
ceived with three volleys. Two of the
Americans We're killed and two mnrtally
wounded. Every man was hit. Lieut. Gill
more receiving Il flesh wound in the leg. and
his foot stuck fast in the mud. 1t was Il
choice between surrender and being slaugh-
tered Lieut.. Gilmore asked the terms of
ittftSt ne insurgents proposed tndt ne
should procure the delivery to them OF the
arms and munitions Of the Spanish garr-
son. undertaking, ii this We're accom-
plished. to send the Spaniards and the
Americans To the Yorktown. y sailor of
Lieut.. GillmDrr'S party carried this PROPOSE
ton to he garrison. The Spanish com
maudaut replied that it was an Insult to
Spanish arms and expelled the sailor. a
Spanish soldier firing upon him as he went.
The Americans were then bound hama and
foot. and taken to san ISidro. where Gen.
Luna ordered their execution. They were
marched Ia the plaza. and. in the presence
of great crowd. We're aligned to be exc
cUted.
Lieut.. Gilmore said: AS an American
officer and gentleman. | protest against
being shot with my hands tied
Aguinaldo interIered and prevented the
execution.
W hen Gen I-awtUn approached San lSidrO
last June the Americans We're removed to
Abra. where they We're kept confined in
cells for two months Subsequently they
Were allowed greater liberty. but the report
that Lieut.. Gilmore was given house and
servant is untrue. He had the same quar-
tiers the men. and the Americans were
given the same allowance as the Spanish
prisoners cents 4 day. with which to buy
rice and bananas, virtually the only ra-
tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01

Rhode Island avenue northwest between
3;h and 10Th streets Sarah j Stevens to
Mary f. Johnston. lot ~. square ;:64; $40
stamps. 500
Eighteenth and \ streets northeast-Pru-
DENTAL Building and Loan Association TO
Rudolph c. Worch. parts original lots Il
and IS. square 1875; $1,000. Rudolph c.
WorCh ~ ux. to BENZ. F Edwards same
property. $1tD tsraMps, $500.
+ street southwest between 9th and 10Th
Streets-Augusta j. King to Anna Taller
day lot 1854, square 3S1: 80 Stamps. 81 j0D.
Widows NIite-Henry Simpson ct ux ct
al TO Nellie NJ. Leadingham, lot 1O2; $40
stamps. S1i.JD.
Petworth-NelIie NJ Leadingham to Hen
ry Simpson and VIM. W. Soudcr, lots and
- and lots p and % square -; so
stamps. $500.
East Capitol street northeast between 9th
and 10th streets-Thns. J. Hodgen to Sophia
Graft. part lot c, square 9i1: $40 (stamps,
+, street northwest between 9th and 10th
streetS-StllsOn HutChins ct ux. to the Aid
Association for the Blind of the District Of
Columbia, part original lot 1. square 81;
$4,000.
Four-and-one- half and L streets south
west-James Is Winner 1t ux. to Mary l.
McAllister. lot Is, square 800; SO; stamps
G. street northwest between 2lst and 22d
streets-Mary l. McAlIister to Clarke K
TIlton. lot 10. square so; $40 (stamps
-
Columbia Heights-Cora Rehrend ct vir.
Albert. to Albert Levi. lot 2. block Do $40
stamps. 81.
l. street northwest between 10th and nth
streets-Jno. J. Hogan ct ux. to Catharine
A Harrington, part original lot Is, square
lS4; so stamps, SO.
L street northwest between 18th and nth
streetS-Catharne A. Harrington to Robert
a. DOre. part original lot 10, square 1874:
81" stamps. So.
Washington Heights-Chas G. Stott ct
TX. to Lillias NJ. Woodard west half lot 3,
block . so Stamps, so.
Massachusetts avenue northwest between
North Capitol ard LIST strects-John H.
Rothcrt ct ux. to Nellie Quill, lot 81 square
626. 81 900
Columbia Heights-Joseph c. Johnson ct
TX 10 George A. Bentley lot % block %
$40 STAMPS So.
Fenton place northeast between North
| Capitol and list streetS-Mary H. Weaver
81 viz Stanton to JnO. w. Shaw. lots .5n
and 351. square ga: so Stamps 81.
Seventeenth street northwest near ~
street-Fredericka Eckert to Geo A
VIM Il, King, lot -, square 1GG; SO
(Stamps, 81 90.
East Capitol street between Sd and 4th
StreetS-R- Golden Donaldson, trustee to
Elizabeth +. Fisher and Albert G. Brewer,
part lot l.. square ISL: 81 100.
X street northwest between 9th and 10Th
stIcats-5hcinn Jackson College to Cath
er.ne Z BTumbaUgh, part original lot l.
square 81. S5.SOa
lie Droit Park-Willie S Hoge, trustee
TO ThoS w. Steuart. lot 2S, block l; s.. poD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01
Upholstery
Goods
For the
Holidays.

There's the holiday showing in our
FIRST floor department-the bright
ness of the season IS suggested in a
thousand ways and everywhere In
sofa and divan pillows are exhibited
effect, and coloriu&s suitable for
iraWing rooms. COY corners, dens,
and embrace Chinese and Japanese
cu.rorderlcs. silks and satins, plush
g. ,,amasl5s Also the Fast India
productions in the Phulkaric. Pun
gum. Nr-ah. Pponah. etc,
Prices rom $3.50 TO SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01
ROBBED OF CASH.
Thief Secured Between 800 and $500
Last Night.

Inspector Boardman was today notified
by Mr.. William D. Webster of No. 1913 Az
street southwest that some time between
IL O'Clock last night and 4:30 this morning,
tin box in desk in the dining room Of
his house was robbed of it's contents, be-
tween 500 and $500 A watch which was
in the box was also taken by the thief, but
was left by the party in an alley near by
where 1t was found. Mr.. Webster said there
was no evidence that any one had used
force to get either in or out of the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01
slight Fire,

An alarm was sounded from box Alb
about go o'clock this morning for fire in a
shed in rear of Sanders q Geddings' gro
Gerry store corner of eth and G streets
southwest. The fire was caused by a gaso-
line can coming in contact with blaze.
The flames were eXtinguishcd before any
damage was done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01

Boys Fancy Colorcd Pcrcalc Shirts sizes II
+" i4-well Numbered and perfect mt
ting - washable Colors regular 4Sc. > y -
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last month. The crime is referred to in the
circular as foul and atrocious one Gov
ernor Mcmillan offers a reward of 5000,
while Sheriff Bright of Green county, and
Mrs. Emaline Jackson, widow of the muir
dered man, offer $500 each for the arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01

Artistic and novel portieres and
hangiug> Tor doors and alcoves-the
japanese glass and reed portiercs in
bird and flower designs; Japanese
bead and reed portiereS in elegant
designs: cable-cord portiercs in beat
t5frl patterns and colorings.
Prices from S1.25 to SIS.
1t W. T. NOSE, n SONS 7 -. cor 11th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01

Boys Outing Flannel Night Robes sizes II
t" Il years. full cut and extra length > p
Sold everywhere else at 3oc.-for... oOoON,
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and conviction of the murderers
Nothing is known of the men who are
wanted except that two of them are tall
and the third of medium height and heavy
build. They We're pursued with bloodhounds
as far Paint Rock, n. c., where all
traces of them were lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01

ucoveGei down and silk floss
pillows in many sizes and weights.
Prices from $50. to 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01
Unknown Murderer. Wanted.

Maj. Sylvester has received circular
from the Tennessee authorities asking for
the arrest Of three unknown murderers,
who are wanted IN Greene county for the
killing of Lemuel Jackson on the 9th of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01

Boys Corduroy Knee Pants. in sizes 4 to II
years, with patent waisthani and tapped seams
extra strong ana durahlc-worth Rm~
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1t W. T.. MOSES n SONS. i 81. cor. 11th.
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Prices rom $3.50 TO SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01
Sacrificing the flannel waists

We've made one big lot OF hundreds OF
Flannel Waists, in all the popular colors,
garnet green, navy and black-all well mad
garments-and offer the choice for.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-19
"a Mild Sentence.

Herman Berberich, Gust. Millbrett,
August Blum, Alb. Quiram and Fritz
Schlag were arrested last Thursday even
ing for fishing IN the Cottonwood out Of
season. Their trial came up before Justice
Jacobs Monday evening and County At
torney Olsen prosecuted the case. Re
ferring to an old statute still on the books
OF law, Justice Jacobs imposed fine of
80 and 1920 on each Of the defendants,
while according to the new laws the min
imum fine would be $25. This lenlency
might induce the culprits not to violate
the law again. Blum and Mlllbrett re-
fused to pay the fine and went to Jail,
while the others paid up promptly. Next
day they changed their mind and settled
in full.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-19
After April 18TH 80.

The re.opening of the saloons, that
is the renewal of the licenses, took
effect Saturday, under the usual in
augural ceremonies. But little dis
turbance was noticed. Some smart
fellows tried to get gay, but were
promptly brought back to their senses
without the interference of the club
brigade. The two new resorts, mention
of which have been made previously, are
in full operation, after the customary do
nation Of $500 apiece to the city treas
.ury. The old places have somewhat
changed their old appearance, regarding
the proprietorship, but business is done
at the old stands just the same. New
Ulm compares favorably to Sleepy Eye.
The latter place with 1900 inhabitants
boasts of thirteen barrooms, while New
Ulm with 5000 thirsty souls only in
dulges in twentyfour. But then our
saloons have greater capacity, as is be.
fitting city, and this tells the tale.