davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-19

"Thas Is O. hand camera" said, land
T'Ue Just taken q snap shot"
know, he did not even see or notice me-
The third time he looked straight at me
and suspected me. suppose. for be
asked what was doing.
This is a hand camera, / said,
and I've just taken a snap shot Of
Marylehone church. with your kind
permission He only grunted and
passed on. Percy paused and laughed
"How did he talk English r. I asked.
Rather brokenly-but that was all
he said. SO that I cannot judge very
we'll. ="
my father speaks perfectly. as you
know" said.
1T is nothingl' exclaimed Borofsky
.'He would assume a foreign accent,
supposing that he does not wish to be
recognized as the count Are the por-
traits successfulf'
"The photos are not developed yet. ;
replied Percy. "We'll do them together
after dinner. or before, if there's time. >
The developing of those three plates
was an exciting operation. The printing
from the negatives next morning was
even more so. The prints represented a
man whose dress and general appear
ance were plebeian and altogether unlike
my dear patrician locking old father,
but the face-so far as l could judge of
it from a portrait, and that very small
and not overclearly printed one-was
my fathers face. There was little or
no doubt of it.
"Well3" said Borofsky. when 1 had
made prolonged and silent inspection
of each Of the three photos. 'In a
word. is it the count or is it mott"
Heaven only knows" I murmured
1.-The clothes and the\hat are things
that father would never think of wear
ing"
"Do remember" said Borofsky,
somewhat impatiently. "that if this is
your father, he is-for reasons of his
own which have nothing to do with us
at this point of the investigation-dis-
guised. The main question is not as to
the clothes, but the man inside them.
Is it your father or is it notY Go by the
face. Is this the face Of the count or
another ST.
"If l must judge by the face alone, "
1 said. 81 should say this is a portrait
of my father. "
"Goodl" exclaimed Borofsky. land
very good now propose that we show
the portrait to the countess and obtain
her confirmation of your opinion. When
we have that, l shall know what next
to do. Mr. Morris. you have done won
ders and are to be congratulated.
Speaking personally, you have no doubt
that this man whose portrait you have
taken SO cleverly is the very Count
Landrinof himself?"
PERSONALLY I never felt any doubt
about it until Count Boris pointed out
that his father would never dress him
self in this way. which is perfectly
true"
"Ah, the clothes againl" said Borof-
sky. "You will not see that the count
might desire to disguise himself.
cit is so unlike him to do sol" said
Percy and I almost in one breath.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-19

Every likely. But is he any more ac-
customed to disappear suddenly with
out warning3" continued Borofsky per-
tinently. "a man who has done the one
thing may do the other, both actions
being, as you say. unlike him ordi-
narily."
There was no answer to this argu-
ment so far as my poor dazed brain
could discern.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-19

s1 In New York city, and within
radius of twenty-five miles of it, more
people are living today than the
whole thirteen colonies contained at
the time of the Revolution.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-19

H9 1t is said that many tears are
shed at the icehouse at Mt. Vernon
by enthusiastic ladies who mistake it
for the tomb of Washington.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

X. K. Sztuczko, G. S. G.
WI. Chodzihska,
M. Borecka,
F. Kucharzewski,
w. Szymahski,
f. Krokied,
K. Zio}kowski,
n. Nowicki,
j. Chmielihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16
Zakfad FOtOgraficzny.

Pisrwszorrednie urrsdrony ,jedy.
uy polski Chicago, udoskonalony
Z postepsm osasu cd lat 9-,iu corss
lspiej, polsca sic psmieoi SIso. Ro.
dsk6w.- Zstrudniamy tylko mai.
lepszych ! doiwiadczonych artystow.
Jako dswnisjsi Zwiszkowcy, dzieku.
jenny IA dotychorssove popsrcis =
o dslsre prosimy. zidnyoh wspo
TEX 3 inymi fotogrsfsmi ME many,
sui ter sgentow Gle wysyismy, kt6-
cry czesto pod nasrs firms sic pod.
szywsjs.
Niklas & PawfOwski,
$50 Milwaukee Ave, blisko Cor.
nelia str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16
NOwy
Pospieszny Pociag
KOlei wabash"

1.-THE Continental Limited, no.
wy pospieszny pociag kclei ~zelaznej
Wabash, teraz opuszoza Chicago
cedziennie o godzinie IL minut 2 "
pofudnie, przybywa do Buffalo o
godzinie 5 rano, do New Yorku O
godz. 8 min. 30 popoludniu, a do
Bostonu o godz. 5 min. so wieczo-
rem, duia nastepnego = bez zmia-
ny pociagu | wagonu. Offs 81
Adams St, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

kvsstja odnowienia sraktatu hsndlo-
~ego Z Rosie, ktory Norvegjs ohcia.
'aby saWrssc M wiasns rske, -
uisst, jak dotyohosas isosnis ne
SIwsojs.
Prusy.
Ssjmowi pruskiemu nadeslano, jsk
~corooznie, memorial komisji koloni.
ssoyjnsj ola w. KS. Po.nahskisgo l
Prus Zachodnich, okrsslajsoy dsia
~falnoSc tsjHe komisji W roku .sss.
Ifyw. 2 msmorjalu podsjsmy ma
ssepujscs szc.egoiy: OGDEN Ola
rowsro W 7. 1893 ma sprsedat 252
msjstk6w ~wiekssyoh 1 mniejssych,
oras 90 go~spodsrstvs wlosoiafskis,
rszsm obssaru 127,758 hektar6w.
w liosbie tel byso 2l0 msjstk6w !
So gospodarstw niemieokich. Ko.
uisja >osbyia Is msjstk6w ryosr.
skiob, Q wiekssyoh posiadiOaoi by'o
" rskack polskich. Ogden .aku.
piono IA. 828. rs hsktar6w "a IL. 478,-
100 marek. Cafy obs.ar. nabyty
Prsss komisje cd p~ocsssku jsj istnis.
mia, wynosi 1l2.467.S 81 h~.ksar6w,
IA kt6re ~.apaacon6 71.44l. 22887
marek. Tylko tr.scia o.ese (iD tel
ziemi zuajdovaia sic W rskach ME-
mieokich.
Komisja sbudowaia dotsd: Is koS
cios6w (aaturalnis ewangeliokiob) !
tylea budynk6w Ola pastor6w, 10
modlite wni. jedno miss.ksnie ola or.
ganisty, 80 s.koa, 81 domy ola ubo-
gich, s.opy t. P. Kos.ta budowy
wynosiiy 2.4OO. 600 marek, . c,sgo
Pr.es,lo poiowa .apissna M sskoiy.
Co do kolonist6w, to Al prooent
pochodsi W. Re. Poxnahskisgo I
Prus Zachodnioh, rss.ta (~wlao.nie
81 rosyjskioh 1 8 austriaokioh pod.
danych) Z innych csesci monsrohji.
Nsjwieosj, DO la kolonissow, do.
stsroIyia Westfalja, dalsj nastepujs
Saksonja & 70. Hanover . So, Bran.
dsnburgjs 81; nsjmnisj pr.ywe-
drowaio kolonist6w Szlsswiku
Holsstynu, DO tylko 2, Wyrtsm.
bergjl 1 Badsnji po 8. Do kohca 70
ku 1898 ro.dano 2947 rodzinom ko-
lonistow 5O,758 hsktar6w .iemi,
pr.edstawiajsoej wartoli 49, 88, 1877
marek. Ma ka4da rod.ine pr.ypsds
prEeoieoiowo 1922 hekta6w,r pr.e!.
stawiajscych wartofc IL 518 marek.
Og6lne rozchody komisji koloni-
sacyjnsj, poo.aws.y oil roku 1885
wynosiiy 100 miljon6w, og6Ios do
chody 20 miljon6w marsk.
W2ochy.
o udzisle papiezkiego psinomoo-
nika " k~onfsrsncji ~pokojowej wo,at
jes,ore kIa,a wissci baiamutns. Pts.
ga wloskis twierdsa, ts kr6l Hum.
bert ME obssle konfsrsncji, jsteli ma
nis pojedzie dslsgat ~watykahski; In
ne ga.sty gios.a pr.sciwnie, Re papie.
pominis ~konfersnoje, skoro sic tam
sjawi peanomoonik wioski. Nadto
pojswia sic nova wies6, as Anglia,
Nismcy ! Ameryka dadsa wssystkie
mu pok6j. je4sli Wioohy sic oofns.
Jssscze lima wersja br.mi, as GAIA
rsscr .alsay cd kr6lowej holendsr-
skisj. Mioda Wilhelmina ma ws.yst-
ko " reku, gdyt k~onfersnojs odte
dsie sic " Hsdse; ale Wilhslmins
postauowila xaprosic wsssch kr6l6w
ksiatst, jacykolwiek 20, .awsiefs
sic jsdnak ma Watykan i pspis.owi
Iaproszsnia ME pofls.
q Nsspolu wyjechaia do Cha es
kadra .iozopa Z dw6oh k~rsyaowc6w
! kilku ksnonisrek ola b~ronienia In
teres6w wfoskioh ma wodach chih.
skich . powodu .sjeoia pre-. Wfo.
chy portu San Nun, o cIem pisalis
-. - -a.-lo-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16
Cd kOmitetu urzadzajacego Fair
ma rzecz budowy pomnika Tadeusza Kosciuszki
w CHICAGO, ILL.
Brdcid!

BTdctd!
Ole raj wadomo, W roku 1892 podniesiona zosaaa myl wznie-
sienna Pomnika bohaterowi z pod Rsciawic, Tadeuszowi Kosoiuszce, W
miescre Chicago. Uzeczywistnieniet ego projektu czyi wzniesienie POM
obrohoy wolnosoi bobSterowi dwosh swiat6w okaze calemu swiatu,
Re solidarnie rownem oaywione uczuciem tetnia serca wyohodzoow pol.
skich W Ameryoe.
MyA te szaOhstna poparto wszedzie Z zapalem, starano sic zamie.
mitet ola doprowadzenia do skutku wyAej wymenionego projektu, majs-
cego lam przyniese chlube zaszczyt.
koutet budowy pomnika, ME szozedzao czasu praoy, doprowadxa
do tego, % wybrai model powierzy} jego wykonanie pod najkorzystniei.
s.emi warunkami "a Gene stosunkowo niska SIS 900 rtysoe-rzezbiarzov
p. Kahn. Chodzihskiemu W Krakowie.
Wielki model pomniks jest juz q IA ukohczeniu, ponievaa pod,uo
kontraktu W tym jeszoze roku m ia sanac n a przeznaczonem miejscu Ola
oisioniecia.
Przez siedm lat zebrano niedostateozna sumo, DO dopero oko,o
SllOW. Wobeo tego, Re juz najwyzszy jest zas, ably sprawe q raj do
skutku doProwadzci zakohczyt, dna % Styozuia r. b. zwo1ano walns ze.
branie' ma ktorem As Towarzystw narodowyoh koscielnych representatives,.
nyoh byio, a gdzie Polki nasze CLOS zabiera}y.
Uchwalono ma temze zebraniu urzadzic FAIR, ay tym snosobem
osiegnac reszte brakujacej sunny. w tel sprawie niaej podpisauy komitet
odzywa sic do was, Szanowni Bnca Siostry, proszao o poparoie.
kazdy Polak, zamieszkujacy n wolnej zemi Stan6w Zjednoozo.
nych, IA ktorej wolnose walozy} naz bohater, a ktora obecnie posciunis
mas PrzyJefa, powihen przyczynic sic do ukohczenia dzie}a, luz Ola teoo
samegO, ae wyaawienie pomnika bedzie niejako g}osna manifeaaoa bu.
d1aoeJ sic Polski, doPominajsoej sic o swe prawa przyrodzone byt ME.
Podlegiy moze fa6 sic faktem nieobliozonej donios2osoi.
Przeto my nhej podpisani odzywamy sic do patriotvzmu Rrac; ;
oiosr naszyoh' ably Pzyozynili sic swa ofara, chotby ma}ym datkiem. tvm
sPosooem wzieh udzai W dzde cay narod poski obohodzacem.
Ma zadanie Towarzystwa wysylamy ksazeozki do kolektovania
fantow Tub skisdek Penie1nych. w tyoh ksazeczkach zamies.czona lest
ryona modelu pomnka.
Fair" otwarty bedzie ma pocza.ku Maia !. b. GA, via, Lr6.L;
wezmy sic do wspolnyoh sklAdek piracy, a pomuik ola Kosoiusuki ma ouas
wyznaczony sanie.
POzostajemy z brterskiem pozdrowieniem
(bicano Ill u In-n Q
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

"
" Amsryce.
Kaady. msjscy ochote wstspic do
tego towarsystwa, nieoh prryjdsis
ma ogolne posisdsenie, nied.isle d.
10 msrca, o gods. 2 po posudniu do
biura nitej p~odpisansgo No. II w.
ID vision nj. Ma tenn posied1sniu
bsdsis uadans ns1wa towarzystwa,
arassm obrany ssrssd.
Mech ayje Polska. MECH syjs Wv,
N. P!
w imisniu tymosasowego komits.
to. - Josef Rosifski.
= Posiedsea delegat6W.
w prrys,is sob,te w~isczorem cd.
bedz'e sie " domu zwia1kowym, @
gods. Ssj wiso.. missiecIns pose.
d.snie delegat6w obohodowycb
dzielnicy p6anoono zaohodnisj, M
ktore zapras.s sic ws.ystkiOh dele
gat6w, poniswat % wazne sprswy
do ssiatwisnia ]. J. Chrzanowski,
eekr.
Historic Stan6u Zjedn.
Nahlsdem ksisgarni w. Dynie-
wioza wyszia Z druku " jezyku pol
skim Historic Ssan6w Zjednooro
nyoh dopro ~adzona do OstatniOh
c.as6w, a wiso .awisrajsca opis woj
uy hisspahsko-amerykahskisj i in.
oych wypa1kow. .ss.iych r !. z.
Ma kohou ksisaki dodana Jest De-
klaraoja Niepodlegiosoi oras Kon
stytuoja Stan6w Zjsdn. D.ieio to
pclscamy naszym c~zytslnikom.
VI Torn of Lake.
Niniejsrem awiadamiam wszyst.
kich dslegat6w towarsystw polskich
ma Town of Lake, IL posiedrsnis
wzgle1em ur.sdzen's wspolnego
pikniku ma korzysc pcmnika T. Kos
o'uszki W Chicago. odbed.ie sic "
~n'edzisle, dnia 10 bm.. o gods. Sci
90 rolud aiu, " hall Kosoiussko, r6g
4Sej I Wood I'll. J. Stypoayhski,
sekr.
Aid. J. +. Smulski.
W ponisdsialsk ~w.eo.oren N, ma
konwenoji rspublikahskiej 16 wardy,
prres aklamsoje otrsymaf ponownis
n~ominacje ma urrsd aldermans pan
Jan F. Smulski. Pan S. do ostatniej
chwili w.braniai sic prsyjs6 nomina
oil j ucxynil to dopisro ma usilne
prosby 4adania powaanych obywa-
tell r6znyoh narodowcsoi, kt6r.y dzie-
kujsc aid. Smulskismu "a dotyoh
csasowe. zaszczytns reprsssntowsuis
" rad.ie miejskisj 16tsj wardy, pro
sill 60, ateby ! ma prEys1ly tsrmin
oominacje pr.yjaf. Gdy nistylko po.
lacy, ale ! wybitni niemcy is.wsd.i
prsyrsekli mu goracs poparcis, o1ul
sic p. S. Iniewolony n~ominacjs pr.y-
jsc.
Dodajemy jesEoze, 20 Municipalna
Liga Obywatelska, sklsdajsca sic Z
obywaseli r6znyoh partyj, wystawiia
2. S. najs,csytniejsze swiadsctwo,
polscajso 90 do Ponownego wybOru.
n SztucSne kaoiaty.
Ns wystaw,e robot k~ob,eoyoh, po.
d.iwialismy " tyoh dniach wyroby
kwiat6w ~sztucznyoh panny l.. Bin.
owsklej. Parma Bifkowsk a, jak
wladcmo, jest prawdziwa artystks "
lynn kisrunku, apraoe jej jua ma wy.
stswie Lwowskiej odznaosone costa
~ medslem. Wchodxs tsraz " mo
de kwiaty wyrabisne Z pior l Z tych
wiasnis siynis W oaism Chicago p.
Bihkowska, kt6rsj prs ownis 1 IA
kiad miesci sic p. n 359 w. Chica.
60 svs.
Noaoy interes.
Trssch polskich krswoow: PIP. K.
D~orsxynski, s. Poto,ki l j. Rzekiecki
pod mr.. 400 Noble str. " domu Wal.
'ha ~zaiotyli sklsp krawieoki. Pole.
Gaia sic wzgledom Iolskiej publicE.
nosoi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16
Tow. BudoVnicze Is WardY

Tow. to jest zafozone ia prawach Stanu Illinois.
ME wypozycza p~ieniedzy ma spekulacje. lecz ma
wfasnusC nieruchou9 4 "a dobrem poreczeniem.
Drukowane sprawozdania bywajs Wydawane CO
kvartaf.
Posiedzenia odbywaj9 sic " kAzdy pigtek wieczo-
rem pod No. 779 Milwaukee ave-. W lokalu Michafa
Majewskiego.
Nova serja zostanie otwart9 dnia 3-go Mar
ca 1899 r.
W. LIE JMAN. prezes. NJ. A. la BUY. kasjer. NJ
MAJEWSKI, sekretarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

3 szelkie skolektowane nj Fair peniadze upraszas sic
do kasjera oh. Ant. Lisztewnika $50 Dickson St, a fanty skolsk.
towane pod adresem oh. A. Majewskiego, $40 Milwaukee Ave-, OBJ. Ed.
Chicago. Ill.
o wszelkie infOrmacje nale1y psat do ED. BRADEL, sskr. 400
w. Chicago Ave. Chiago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

Adam Majewski, prezes;
A. Biaszozyhski, East. prezesa;
Ed. Bradel, sekr. l;
|. Mielcarek, sekr. III;
Ant. Lisztewnik, skarbnik;
X. Eug. Siedlaczek, proboszcz pa
rafji sw. Jacks;
X. j; Radziejewski, ~proboszcz pa
raft sw. Wojciecha;
X. f. Gordon, G. r.
ID = "
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-09-28
PERSONAL.

Bert Stone of Melrose is in the city.
Frank Carr went to Little Falls on
Tuesday.
Winthrop Benner has accepted q
position in Minneapolis.
Sam Fryer of Long Prairie, has
been in the city during the week.
Mrs. John P. Goats of Kansas City,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Car
penter.
Mrs. Clayton Dodds of Akeley, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Orville
Austin.
James Bennett of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was the guest of Mayor Hogan over
Sunday.
w. S. Lee of Long Prairie regis
tered at the Sank Centre House on Mon
day.
Geo. Hosmer of Ada, was in the
city on Monday, on his way home
from ST. Paul.
j. G. Robertson of Fergus Falls,
was in town on Tuesday. He was the
guest of Chas. Pease.
Harold Lamb leaves on Monday for
Minneapolis, where he will resume his
work in the medical college.
Clarence Howard, travelling for a
M lwaukee hardware house, has been
in the city during the week.
Eric Emerson will leave in few
days for Chicago to complete his
course in a pharmaceutical college.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. n. Miner are at
present in Malone, N. Y, and will re-
main until the middle OF October.
Peter Kline has moved into the city,
and is now occupying the house he
recently purchased of M. G. Kelsey.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of the Congrega-
tional Church will preach at West
Union school house, next Sunday after
noon October /.
A. O. Scrivener, who left the Grand
to accept position at Staples, is in
the city. He will return to St. Cloud,
and assume his former place in the
Grand Central.
Robert McCracken and Hugh M core
came down from Akeley, Mimi, onSa
urday last. Ed. Moore's family came
down with them. Mr.. McCracken has
returned, but Mr.. Moore will remain
several days.
The great popularity OF the Schubert
Lady Quartette is not only their grand
voices, but also because they study to
please the people. All their encores
are either amusing, or artistic arrange
ments of those sweet old melodies SO
dear to all American hearts. Hear
them ct the Grand Opera House on
Wednesday evening, Oct, IL.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-09-28

TO NE CONTENT AND HAPPY.
Use "Garland" Stoves and Ranges.
Sold exclusively by How Bros, u Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-05-06
New Blasting Powder.

Australia has produced cricketers
n scnllers. and frozen meat and
irish NJ. rs, and now II has produced
a new explosive, the name whereof f.
kaiIenite. The advantages OF the In
Tention are claimed to be numerous.
and II Ia worthy of note that II has
obtained the approval Of the govern
ment OF Victoria, and mining man.
ayers assert that after blasting with
IL men can go back to work ia the
races more quickly than after using
any other explosive. It contains no
non-explosive material, whereas No. 1
dynamite contains 25 per cent. geIis-
mite 4 per cent and blasting gelatlne 2
per cent. The government chemist
calculates that II possesses five or ak
times the strength of No. | dynamite
Moreover, 1t can be manufactured nj n
very low cost. It's absorbent material
oasis Is composed of eucalyptus and
ti-tree leaves. which are almost as
common In Australia as blades of grass
are in England. The remaining in
gradients are. Of cours, as yet a trade
secret. A most successful experiment
was carried out quite recently I'm Syd-
ney. The minister for works and
Others who observed the experiment
carried out from a safe distance, were
all we'll impressed with the power of
k~allenite, which Is claimed to be an
entirely Australian composition. 1t is
stated that when the government tests
are complete, II the new material is
finally pronounced to be as excellent
as IT now bids fair to be. a manufac-
tory for its production and export will
be established in sydney.-London
Mall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-05-06
Nickname Saved Him.

From the Washington Post: His
name Is Percy Algernon.' said the girl
In the Seventh street car to her chum.
Pretty. amt It? But. then, It's kind
o soft-like, too, don't you think?'
Kind o." said the other girl. IL like
BIZ. or Jim. or something like that.
myself. Never knew a Bill or Jim yet
that wasn't reliable. hope Percy Al
gernonm prove to be nice, but l think
his names awfly against him, honest
| do. Min" Then the other girl look
ell thoughtful for a couple OF blocks.
oh. but he told me-" she said, sud
denly, then, that the men down at
the store called him 'Spud.'" Then
you needn't worry" was the con-
solatory reply. Hes all right" and
thus 1t was settled that Percy Alger.
non would do.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-05-06
Light from the Loaf sugar.

A phenomenon. the cause of which
has not yet been satisfactorily ex-
planned. was described at a recent
meeting OF scientists. Disks OF loaf
sugar were mounted on a lathe and
rapidly rotated while n hammer
played lightly against them. An al
most continuous radiation OF light was
thus produced from the sugar. 1t was
shown that the light did not arise from
heating Of the sugar, and 1t is believed
to be caused by some change taking
place In the sugar crystals. The act of
Capitalization is known to be some
times accompanied by flashes of light.
The practical bearing OF these expert
ments is on the question Of possibility
OF obtaining artificial light by methods
as yet untried.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-05-06

fifty-six are cardinals, ten patriarchs.
$50 archbishops and bishops. 1858 titu-
lar archbishops and bishops, five arch
bishops and bishops who have given up
their titles, eleven prelates OF the epis-
copal order, and eight abbots and pre-
lates with episcopal Jurisdiction.
The majority OF the high dignitaries
In this list are Italians. Among the
cardinals there are thirty Ita,,-
twenty-six foreigners. Amofs
triarchs. archbishops and bishops the
proportion Is still more remarkable.
for out OF the $50 dioceses In the entire
world Italy alone has one-third. The
former kingdom of Naples alone has
l5O dioceses-as many as France, Ger
many and Austro-H Hungary put togeth-
er, II we add to these the numerous
t!tular Italian bishops we shsll find
that almost half OF the dignities Of the
entire Catholic church are distributed,
among Italian dignitaries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-05-06
DRUMMER is BADLY TRicKED.
A Cyrsno De Bsrserac Nose Oats . Man
Into Trouble.

From the New Orleans Times Demo-
crat: Saw a drummer get pretty
badly sold at a little place between
Chattanooga and Nashville the other
day. said a local travelling man. He
had stopped over to sell some hard
ware and IA merchant warned him to
look out for a village wag who would
drop around at the hotel that evening
with n false nose. It's one Of those
Cyrano De Bergerac affairs. made OF
p~asteboard,' said his informant, and
this big lubber thinks It's funny to
scare strangers with the thing. II you
show the least surprise they'll make
you set 'em up for the crowd I'll
fix the IDIOT said the drummer, and
thanked him for the tip. That even
Ing he was sitting In the little hotel
Office, when sure enough In walked a
FELLOW with n proboscis as big as an
incandescent lamp and as red as a ripe
tomato. Hello, Cyl said the drummer.
What d'y mean. sir!' says the man
attached to the nose. Give me that
for a s%carfpin,' says the drummer. and
grabbed hold OF II to pull II of. Good
heavens! You ought to have heard the
row! | was writing n letter in the
back room and | thought somebody had
set OFT Il dynamite bomb. BY the time
] got out Cyrano and the drummer had
Just knocked over the stove and we're
mixing up In the woodbox. When they
pried them apart they looked like
they'd beer run through a cane-mill.
but the nose was still in position. It
was the real stun, and It's proprietor
was a business competitor Of the gent
that gave the tip. Low down trick.
wasn't 1t? When / went away tho
drummer was just beginning to see out
OF his right eye"