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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

idents of London have enjoyed the
privileges of the womens clubs, but
they have come to feel that they
would probably enjoy themselves
much more in a club that would be
American as we'll as limited exclusive
ly to the use of women. So the clubs
quarters were engaged in one of the
largest London hotels, and the extern
sive club life of London has received
another addition. The women's clubs
of New York have never been so pop
ular with Tie sex or so generally sue
cessful as those of London. The
only effort made to establish one OF
these organizations on an elaborate
basis failed The club as an insti-
tuition, however, is far less necessary
here than it is abroad, whatever the,
particular character of the organiza-
ton may be. That is shown by the
greater number of London's clubs.
They may not be so elaborate or
luxurious as New .York's forganiza
tons of the same kind, but they are
more numerous and are less frequent
ly in financial embarrassment
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
ABOUT PEPPER.

Very few housewives seem to under
stand the difference between the black
and the white pepper, and why the.
latter is superior. The black pepper is,
the most commonly used in seasoning
This is the coarse pepper made by
grinding the peppercorn with the outer
shell or husk on it. White pepper, ON
the contrary, is made of perfectly rip
ened peppercorn after the husk has
been removed, and is in every way SUI
perior in flavor to black pepper, though
it is not quite so pungent. White pep
per costs but a trife more than black
and does not disfgure a white soup
or sauce as black pepper does.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

supported him almost without excep-
ton, and the great republican papers
were on his SIDE Why did the repub-
lican papers support Harrison? The
reason is not hard to find. They saw
that Harrison had betrayed the party
and he will carry his betrayal a great
deal farther and thus make the re-
election of Mckinley a certainty. The
republicans look on this fight as the
battle of 1900"
The city ticket of the democrats was
elected by majorities running all the
way between 5000 and 5000. The Bit
terest fight on this part of the ticket
was the city, treasurership which was
secured by Ortsiefen, democratic candi-
date, by majority of 5000. The dem
ocrats also carried all the town cleo
tons, electing the assessor, collector,
supervisor and town clerk in north,
south and west towns, on majorities
running from 5000 to 10000.
The suburb of Austin was annexed to
the city of Chicago as a result of the
election. This will add 1880 to the
population of Chicago.
In Illinois cities outside of Chicago
the republicans and democrats for the
most part split evenly. In Kansas and
Nebraska the republicans made gains.
a republican mayor being elected in
Lincoln, Neb., Bryan's home. A dem
ocratic mayor was elected in Denver.
Laredo, Tex, elected Mexican for
mayor.
Pana, Ill, April 5.-The democratic
ticket composed of union men and
sympathizers won by majorities rang.
ing from $50 to 400. An attempt was
made to vote the negro miners. Sew
eral arrests were made and the effort
failed.
Springfield, Ill, April 5.-Loren 3.
Wheeler, republican, was reelected
mayor by 127 plurality, over John M.
Striff1er, democrat The contest was
bitter and there were several out
breaks at the polls.
Denver Chooses Democrat.
Denver, April 5.-Henry V. Johnson,
DEM, was elected mayor of Denver by
a plurality of 5000.
Results in Nebraska.
Lincoln, Neb., April 5.-H. J. Win
nett, rep, was elected mayor of Lincoln
by majority of 800 over A. H. Weir,
fusionist. The republicans elected the
entire city ticket, except one excise
man and six or seven councilmen. At
Beatrice the entire republican ticket
was elected. Nebraska City is solidly
democratic. York went republican
and Hastings split about even. In the
smaller towns political lines were not
drawn, the licensing of saloons being
the issue.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
OUR CLUB WOMEN IN LONDON.
American Organization Lately Started
in English Capital.

A Woman's club has lately been
organized in London by Americans.
The American club woman is not to
be subdued merely because she hap
pens to be somewhat far from the
land of her birth The latest de-
velopment of the womans club is
the organization founded by the Wo-
men from this country who now live
in London. The club has been as
carefully organized as if it were N an
American city, the rooms have been
engaged in one of the leading Lon
don hotels. In order that the women
may see one another frequently and
not have time to lose interest, an ar
rangement has been adopted by which
during nine months of every year the
club members will be certain to meet
once every four weeks. Then a lunch
con will be given. During the late
summer and at other times when the
members are not likely to bein London
the regular plan of meeting will be
abandoned. The object of the club
is to provide for American women
in London a place of meeting similar
to those which exist there now for
English women. The American res
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ANENr THE WAR.


Bribery and fraud still dominate
tie Cuban courts.
The Filipinos under Aguinaldo will
no longer fight as an army, but engage
in brigandage.
The republican party of Porto
Rico has been formed, with platform
of intense Americanism.
The total American loss in the adj
vance was about seventy men. The
Filipino loss is unknown.
The war department is considering
a plan to enlist native FilipinOs to
meet Aguinaldo in guerrilla warfare.
1t is said in Havana that Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee desires to remain IN
Cuba as commander of an army de-
partment
Secretary Hay informed the dele
cation from the Cuban assembly that
the United States would not give more
than $3,0OO,OOO to the Cuban army
1t is considered probable that Cen
eral Brooke will send back to the
United States the 100000 recently
forwarded to Havana to pay the Gu
ban army.
Senator Hoar, in a letter on the
Philippine question, says that what
President Mckinley called criminal
aggression" as to Cuba is being car
ried out at Manila.
The provisional army of $4,000 vol
unteers, which the president is
authorized to organize, will not be
mustered in unless there is urgent
need for an increased force.
Evidence contradicting the state
ments made by General Eagan was
brought out by the military court OF
inquiry investigating General Miles
charges against army beef.
The Cuban assembly voted to con-
tinue it's existence. The failure of
ViIlalon's Washington mission caused
discussion, and indications were
said to point to mysterious loan
forthcoming engineered by an f Amer
ican
Agoncillo, representative of Aguin-
aldo at Paris, says the Filipinos hope
to draw the American troops into the
renter of the archipelago, as far away
from the feet as possible, and trust to
The coming rainy season and terrible
severs to work more injury than
rebel bullets ever could.
The American troops under Gen
eral Macarthur rested at Malolos, the
Filipino capital, which they captured
after a short fight, in which their
loss was one killed and fifteen wound
ed. 1t is probable that the advance
will be continued from Malolos to San
Fernando, twenty miles farther, to
which place it is reported Aguinaldo
has removed his capital.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
DOMESTIC.

Chicago May wheat, 1915 at 73Ac
Rich copper ore is found at Michi-
gan City, N. D.
An unusually deep snow fell in Kan
sas and Missouri.
DR.. Gray Taggart of Galesburg, ILL.,
died of pneumonia, aged 80.
Six thousand miners struck in the
Ishpeming (Mich.) district.
South Dakota had heavy snow
fall-a serious thing for cattle.
Sixteen Kentucky prospectors were
murdered by Indians in Alaska.
The postofice department warns
the public against letter chains.
At Cincinnati the Ohio river is a foot
and a half above the danger line.
Judge H. G. Brubaker, of the Ian
caster (Pa.) county court, died in Lam
caster.
The order retiring Rear Admiral
Robson under the personnel bill was
issued.
Brigadier-G General Flagler, chief Of
ordnance of the United States Army,
is dead.
John Sherman was safely housed in
his home at Washington, D. c., but is
feeble.
Cissy LOTUS, the actress, has filed a
suit for divorce from Justice Huntley
Mccarthy.
A party of Smithsonian institution
scientists exploring the tropics was
wrecked.
At Glasgow, KY, Bob Brown was
hanged for the murder of his aged
father-in-law.
During March $50 companies we're
incorporated in New Jersey. They
paid fees of $4,000.
Every foreign insurance company
suspends business in Arkansas, due to
an obnoxious law.
Rear Admiral Charles G. Carpen-
ter U. S. n, retired, committed sui
eide in a Boston asylum.
Brayton Ives, the banker, has
bought a historic place near Sing
Sing, on the Hudson.
It. is said that Edna May, the act
ress, is to sue for a divorce from Fred
Titus the bicycle rider.
Rev. Alex Cornell has been called
to succeed the late Dr. John Hall in
New York at $4,000 year.
Soldiers and sailors will present a
mammoth album with 5000 auto
graphs to Miss Helen Gould.
The total dead of the Windsor hOte-
fire now number forty-one Of these
thirty are unidentified bodies.
Two white men and a negro were
hanged at Troy, Ala, for the murder
of two women last December.
A 1O-inch cannon burst on the Sandy
Hook IN. J.) proving grounds, kill
ing one man and ipjuring two others.
Firms in the United States begin
agitation against the czar's oppres-
sion of their countrymen at home.
By the destruction of IlOilO foreign
houses lost over $1,000 0OO English in.
surance companies will be chief losers
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

The day of the folding bed is past.
It's many faults of omission and COM
mission outweighing it's one. good
point-the saving of space. Neither
is there any call for entire bedroom
SUITS, as in the days not SO very long
ago. The brass bedstead rules the
hour, and is usually accompanied by q
low French dresser of antique design.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
TALKS WITH
WOENAN OF
MIDDLE AGE

ing and became very weak When you down
IN bed had not up for six MONTHS doctors
treatment all the time, but it did good had almost
given up despair but your Vegetable Compound
me feel like / thank you enough
would advise any who is afflicted as have
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

In yours and he bott1e now on nv forth hottie
Inar am entirely cured can work day hardly
realize that such wonderful possible LIZ dia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound the medicine for women
Don't wait until Frustrated with the mysterious con.
d1ton known as Change of Life Get Mrs Pinkhanas ad.
Vice ana learn how other woaaen got throroh
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

- TO Ssl1J WHICH W
write to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass, and get her adj
vice and be cured as 1 have
been.
MRS. F. H. ALLEN. 41o Ne
braska Ave-, Toledo, Ohio,
writes:
"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM -
Change of life was working on
me. My kidneys and bladder
were affected. l had been
confined to the house all sum-
mar not oh1a RI c4o@o1
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

on my feet for any
length of time. Terri
BILE pains when urinat-
ing and an itching that
nearly drove me wild.
| had tried many rene
dies. l told my hus-
band / had great faith
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

Gen. Shafter has been ordered from
San Francisco to Washington as wit
ness before the court of inquiry.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
FOREIGN.

The total years revenue for Great
Britain is $589,286,79O.
Cleo de Merode, it is said, had a mar
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

0REPARE for the turn of life It Is critical period.
AS indications of the change appear your phy
cal condition is good. The experience a wonderful
and under circumstances full of Mrs Pink
ham Of Lynn Mass will give advice without charge
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

She has done so much for women.
surely You can trust her. Read
this Letter from MRS. NJ. c. GRIP
FING, of Georgeville, Mo-:
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM Tho
doctor called my trouble ulcera-
ton of womb and change of life.
| was troubled with profuse flow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
ZbYteclne Skargl.

REFoRMA, organ chicago
skich zaleznych Cd Koz}ow~
skiego &,Co., systematyczn'e
czerni nasze duchowiehstwo.
Jeden pi]ak, drugi cudzo}oz~
mix, trzeci sodomita, czwarty
z}odziej, piaty grubianin,
sz6sty kokietuje ma parahal-
nych fairach' z k6zkami,
co jest wy]acznym przywile-:
lem kozla i t. d. ksiadz
pewnego rama czyta tc kom~
plimenta. Gniew i rozgory~
genie go obejmuja Wnet
bierze REFoRMe / idzie do
adwokatow. Azali, sic pyta,
moja niewinnost i mole dobre
imie W parafii to scierpia?
Adwokat zaraz do skargi
pamawia. | jest skarga Q
oszczerstwo. Redakcya Re-
FoRMY tymczasem sic wife jak
wal, aby sic wykrecie.
Sieczka trudno to uczynit, a
oWsa ME ma.
szeryf szpicluje, gdzieby
n. p. Karwowskiego Cd
REFoRMY zlapae. Zalezny %
lKozla sic kryje, jak szczur
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
Fa4szy we wiesci.

Po smierci sp. K. Wlncen-
tego Barzynskiego kraza,
mianowicie W Chicago, rome
faIszywc wiesci 0 ostatnich
chwilach sp. x, Wincentego
Barzyhskiego.
Me potrzebujemy czytel-
nixon W1ARUsA przypominat,
jak;em bylo stanowisko nasze
wobec zmarlego kaplana.
Dzialalismy, o lie nasze pre-
konanie siega, W dobrej
wierze, uzywajac broni dzien-
nikarstwa, kt6ra bronia sp.
O. Wincenty p]acil pieknem
"a nadobne. Me mozemy
iednakow6z m;lczeniem pu-
scie rzeczy, kt6ra jest ME
prawdziwa.
Sp. O. Wincenty umarl
spokojna i chrzeSciahska
Sm,ercia, ME iak pokatnis
zgnile jezyki inaczej trajkoca.
Umarl ma trzec'em pistrze W
ostatnim poko)u po level
stronie W szpitalu Braci
Aleksyan6w, W Chicago. Ill.
Plok6j skromny. be- wszel-
ktego komfortu, skromne
}6zeczko, try obrazy swietych
.pahsk'ch by}y niememi $wiad-
kaml smiercl lego; NlelP1ac
Cd >gwaltownegoo. o.ox = ~1apalenla
p}uc,, nieboszczyk W ostatnich
chwilach. przytomnosci juz
ME mia}, ale W spos6b mai
spokojnie)szy, zwyk}y W cho-
robie zapalenia p}uc. Bogu
ducha odda},
p 0 testamencie niebo-
szczyka O. Wincentego dotad
mic pewnego ME s}ychat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
TELEGRAMY.

MADRYT. Ma
desz}y tn depesze Cd
Filipihskiego rzadu
narodowego, re spra-
wa powstahc6w Fill
pihskich coraz lepiej
stoi, i Aguinaldemu
AMI Sic Sni zawierad
pok6j aze Stanami 81
Ziednoczonemi, dow'
XII ME wype}nia one
wszYstkiego, co by}
przyrzek} Aginaldzle
admiral Dewey.
Amerykanie wpraw-
die 4atwo zaj9li San
Fernando, lecz przez
to dostali sic W pu}ap-
ke: Amerykanie, kt6-
rYch tam jest 1900,
pod dow6dztwem ge-
nera}a Arthura sami
So teraz oblezeni
przez masy pol3'wls:tta],h!'-.: pl3'l: i !, d:
COW, przez kt6re cleRz.
ko. przysztoby i'm sic
przebl6. Chelpi :. sic
filipihski rad naro-
dOWy, re general
Lawton ziosta} i':l:'' pob.ilty
ze szpitale przepe4--
nlone SO rannyml
Amerykanami a setki
ochotnlK6w wypowia-
daja ofcerom pos}u-
sZehtwO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
" NiW POlskich
" AMERYCE.

ZYWOTY MECZENNI@@
KOW angielskich, kt6rych
druk rozpoczynanly W dz;-
sieiszym numerze W1ARUsA,
napisane byfy przeszfo 400
lat temu przez slynnego kaz,
nodzieie ks. Piotra Skarge.
z 10 t q polszczyzna. jak te~
goczesni polscy uczeni navy
waja jedrny iszyk, kt6rym
m6wiono pisano W Polsce
"a czas6w ks. Piotra Skargi
oraz kroia Zygmunta Augusta,
.ostatniego z rodu Jagielon6w.
Te Skargowskie Zywoty
.powinien kazdy Polak W
Ameryce czytae. niety]ko dla
tego, ze So one cenna pamiat.
ka jezyka polskiegoz czas6w.
kiedy on brzmial najpiekniej
lecz take dla pouczenia sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

Czasan1i przybiera obyczaJe
tch6rza. luz, juz szeryf !
sw Diem capias : &c prze dc
sciany ale zalezny Cd koz|a
zmusza go do zatykania nosa
4 wio, wiio:..
Ma podobae delicye radzi-
my czcigodnemu naszemu
duchowiehstwu. ME zwazat
ma zadne oszczerstwa" Re-
roRnr.L Ludzie bez czci !
WARY zdrowego rozumu
czern'c ME moga. Niechaj
smaruiiaI Jezeli zaleznym Cd
Kozla ptzyjemnie jest. mas,
Cd KozIa niezaleznych. kalae.
dobrze, MECH pisza -.
Szkoda zdrowia i pieniedzy
ma zaleznych cd Koz'a.
Do powyzszych uwag spo-
wodowa mas dolaczony wy.
.cinek A.eu 1cdgoshteSo : INES
1hNfa 49, -o1
: 'o
-. - II,
-, ~ o;aou;a, =,
-,
,a.n,,,,.od Kozla
goo Cs@S:, ss.ssSs-s.+..: T1,nc
..1ti.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
trz6da chlewna iczy 50 sztuk
.tucznych wieprzow.

SOUTH MILWAUKEE
Nova fabryka kleju ma bye
W pelnym ruchu okolo 1go
.Lipca, a zatrudniae bedz;e
przynajmniej 800 robotnik6w,
nadto so dziewczat ! 80
chlopc6w. Z powodu od~
kr, cia naturalnego gazu W
South Milwaukee. 0 czem
W1ARUs pisa', zorgan'zowaf
sic trust kapitalemt2,5oo 600
Z kt6rej to sunny juz $500, 600
wyznaczono ma maszynerye
Te juz So sprowadzane iProby
SIC robia. Zobaczymy co
pozniej zdzia]aja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

IDSA: Wiarus, a29 -. Z
lzkad j kledy sic wziefa wiara
protestancka pomiedzy rdzen-
nymi Anglikami, ! jake to
istoty ia zakladaly | wzmac-
nialy.
Po przeczytaniu rozczulaja-
cych zywot6w meczennik6w
angielskich niejeden snadnie
pojmie. dlaczego v dzisiej-
szych czasach, W Europe,
w}aSnie gruntownie wyksztal~
cen, Anglicy powracaja ma
lono kosc'ola katolickiego, do
kt6rego dawniej wszyscy
Anglicy nalezeli.
POLSKIM PARAFIOM
KATOLICKIM W Ameryce,
budujacym koscioiy, poleca-
my oglaszajaca SIC W naszej
gazecle fabryke drewnianych
sfrzet6w kosc|elnych pana
Romano Alexandra Dabrow-
skiego W Minneapolis, MINI. :
1o7-1oo-2o1 Island ave.
w tych dniach zam6wi}
wielebny ks. Boles'aw Radka
z Ashton, W Nehrasce, diva
oltarze cd p. Dabrowskiego
dla budowanego tam polsk'e.
20 koscioia,. a takze i laWki
koscielne tel same) polskie]
fabryki maja bye sprowadzo~
ne.
!. :. T. ':''@s 20
ELBA, Nebr., an.fLeon
Jezewskii, kt6ry dlugie iata
tn pomiedzy -nami m'eszkaf,
przeprowadzi} sic do niedale-
kiego Ashton. gdz'e buduje
sobie nova kuzuia. w
tutejszym polskim kosciele W
dniu 9 Maja pobfogoslawil
wielebny ks. proboszcz Sta
n|slaw Jaszczy6ski Stub
m}odziana Walentego De-
leczkiego panna Ma}sorzata
Rajewicz. Wesele byto J, bar.
dzo huczne. Polska kapela
St. Paul wygrywa}a naimod
niejsze ta11ce.
OMAHA, Nebr. = Do
tutejszego obywatela Jana
Szczesnego przybYli " dniu
Maja re starego kraju. ma
sta}y pobyt W Ameryce,
siostra Jego. owdowia'a Anna
Burakowska,z z synem J6zefem..
w starym kraju mieszkali
oni W Kokoszkach, pod pru-
skim Starogardem,
ASHTON, Nebr. Tur
tejszy polski farmer pan
Franciszek Wardyn, pocho-
d1acy Dabrowy, pod Vie
lem. posiada najpiekniejszy
sad W catej okolicy. Wszyst-
:k'e drzewa So podlug planu "
rzedy ustawione. w przesz-
lynn roku samych jablekl
zebrano pare set buszl'.
Posiada tez pan Wardyn
kosztowne maszyny r6lnicze.
nawet parowa mlockarn;a. i
1mnogi zyWy iDwentarz Jego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
PETERSBURG. =
Car rosYjski, przeko-

Il III UhOD OhV. -
Car rosyjski, przeko-
nawszy sic, ze plagu
zydo wska jest mai
gl6wniejsza przyczy-
ma wojen i nedzy W
Europie, zamySla po-
wygania6 wszystkich
zyd6wz granic cesar
silva rosyjsklego. Po-
czatek zrobi1 z zYda-
mi W Petersburgu,
wydajac ukaz, aby
sic wszyscy z tel sto-
licy prawos}awnej,
pod grozba przymu-
sowego wydalenia,
wynieSli. ielki
to clos dla syn6w
Izraela, DO dotad "
Petersburgu najwiek-
sze handle by}y "
reku zyd0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
SCI A.NGHAI,

SHANGHAI, \ "
Chinach. Ghinska
>rada pahstwa(Tsung*>
Ii Y amen) uwladomi-
la ,pelnomocnika ro-
.syiskiego, fe ma 2ada-
ME polsczenia Peklnu
z MandzurYa Ia po-
noca sieci kolei zelaz-
nych rad ch'hski
przysta5 ME mozc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

'starczenie trucizny do
otrucia nieboszczyka
prezydenta francu-
skiego Faure. Nei-
fuss ma prawde bedzie
sprowadzony do Pa
ryza, gdzie go pow
t6rnie sadzic bedzie
nowy sad wojennv
Juz odp}yna} po niego
pa wyspe djabelsk9
liczscy 10
zo}nlerzy, i sierzant
policyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

~ q Oo1oO AAO
HAVANA. na Ku-
bic. - Gl0wny ma
czelnik Kubahczy~
k6w Maximo Gomez
wyrazi} sic re tymcza-
sem zamierza .jeszcze
pozosta6 genera}em,
dop6kl Kuba ME be-.
die wolna i niepo-
dleg}a. Me pozwoli
rozbraja6 armii Ku-
baiskiej, dop6ki ME
OdbierZe stanOWcZe.]
deklaracyi, re Kuba
ME zostanie przy}a-
czona do Stan6w Zje'
duoczonych. Zo}nie-
rom Kubanskim do
ted ME wyp}aco'no
przyrzeczonych i'm
przez rad 3 milion6w
.dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

RZYM. Sad przy-
sieg}ych W Ancona
skaza} Baziniego,
kt6ry zmyslil historya
o zamierzonym "a
machu " Egg;ipcie ma
zysie cesarza niemjec-
.kiego Wilbelmia, ma
Z lat wiezienia, lecz
jest nadzieja, be ska
zany W kr6tkim cza-
sic: bedzie utaskaWio-
ny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

Te iuz sa sprowadzane ipr6by
SIC robia. Zobaczymy co
pozniej zdzia]aja.
SHAHOKIN. Pa. = Po
ostatniej wyplacie ks. pro-
boszcz Dr.. Misicki chodzil
90 kolekcie W kosciele. Pre-.
szedl mimo pcwnego obywa-
tela. a ten mic do koszyka ME
wlozyl; podstawiono mu wte-
dy pod nos puszke, a gdy
wtedy ME spieszyl sic z dat
KEN, KS. DR.. Misicki uderzyl
go puszka pod bro'd'e. q Spra.
wa pred sadem. (Kap}an ten
iu1 tn W Winonie wslawil sic
brntalnosciq, 5'1 Przyp. Re-
dakcyi). t. t-II6s5
ifs MO - : : YX
s:saANTIGQ wis =. Edr IS 4:
- r"
.Nowak, 17'lat LEGACY, zostal $ !: !.
postrzelony przyPadkowo
przez swego towarzysza pfzy
strze]aniu do tarczy. Nab6)
ugodzil W usta j ME ma na-
dziei. aby podstrzelonego
utrzymapo przy zyciu,
CHICAGO. - Burmistrz
C. Harrison zamianowal na-
stepu)acych Polak6w oa
rozmaite urzeda:
Ma klerk6w policyjnych
zamianowani zostali: A. c.
Klafta dla stacyi przy w.
Chicago ave; A. Wisniewski
dla stacyi W South Ch'cagoi
Fr. Zaranski dla stacyi ma
Logan square:
Ma bailf6w sadow policyj~
nych zostali mianowani w. j.
Laskowski dta stacyi przy
Maxwell str. St. Glomski ma
stacyi przy Logan Square.
Do skrecania most6w costa
Ii mianowani: F. Mazurkie-.
wicz.
{ PAN SMIALEK 2 Bay
City, Mich, szwagier pana
Wincentego przybys .ewsk'e-
90, uzyskal posade " Cls ve-
land, g., jako agent wIek'el
.hurtownei irmy grocervj 'ej,
Ma tez sprowadzie 2 Bay CITY
do Cleveland swa zoae
dice:
49,. : sss832s ~ - ss.3S
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STEAMER DISCOVERY

Fer Per. Townsend. Araeorfes rasrhavs1
whateom. Friday Hsrhor and Roche Har.
Dor.
leaves Y.slsr dock sundays. wednss-
aaya ara Fridays as o. m.
]. N. r.. ATKINSON. Msnsx.r.
rsrt-s n ard IL Boston Block. Telsohan~
Main 1Ea.
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gKACtT RIVER ROUTE - steaner
skagfs Queen. Monthly time card
Leaves esastie. January .. at mtdntsht.
January g. AT midnight: January n. af
midnight; January ~. at midnight. Leaves
Mount Vernon. January a. at 6 q m:
January "a. at a. IN: January -, at 1
a m: February !. AT a. m, ealing At
Tssiaiip. S,anwood. Fir. Skagtt City. NJ
Vernon ard Avon.
81. sftv ISpck. w. =. tsilksson rnsraxsr.
n IL. Mcdonald. Master Telephone Main
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roRT CONFECTIONERY
. ROUTE.
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Y~sx.. CITY Dock daily ~ 10 q m. IN.
800 eusxay Tor Port Madtsen, Kingston.
~, f;ar.his. Port f.uhicw and Par,
townsend Returning Fs.shss Seattle a.
|? a. ~ daily. Sunday leaves for Port
Trwrseud direct az o. m. returning
irayes Poss Tosns~n6 for Seattle direct
~ o. n Telephone. Main n. Lily. BE-
Gard.xs u ca. SG*nss