davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

At PAS Francis Beckwith telephoned
this Office that Longmont had polled
about one quarter of its vote and that
these were apparently confined to fusion.
lists and straight Republicans. Indica.
tons point to fusion plurality. Popu-
lists were not voting at all.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Roy Euler, of Euler & Voegtle's City
Market. was operating the sausage ma
chine this morning when two fingers
were caught IN the gearing and were
cruelty crushed 1t is thought they may
be saved, although the members are
bad lacerated.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Water Supervisor Wells had large
force of men at work upon the sewer in
the alley between Walnut and Railroad
streets today. The line was carried FIR m
Io'h to 18th, rear of the Bowen hotel.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

doc" Yates was badly cut about the
face and lips by barbed wire fence.
while Crawling through the wires at
home today. DR.. McClory took three
stitches in his upper lip. But doc
went right along campaigning.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Dolph Comedian, the well known
Denver bonifce and sporting man. was
In Town to witness the game OF foot ball.
He backed the Wheel Club for half of
$3.50 he posted after his arrival here, but
would mt 60 in deeper into the bctting.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Mrs. Lou Johnston and two children
left for California to spend the winter
yesterday, hoping the change will be of
benefit to the health Of Mrs. Johnston.
Mr.. Johnston is still east.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Wait for special sales at Alexander
Bros. The goods bought this week by a
member Of its firm now in Chicago will
be on sale next week, great bargains will
be offered. See hand bills.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Paul Raymond is showing splendid
line of ten cent music. The line com.
prises popular and classical selections
both instrumental and vocal. Kohler's
exercises, Czerney studies. mandolin.
violin and guitar music. Call and get a
catalogue free. 1882 I7th street.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

DR.. VIM. Bird will leave tomorrow
for one OF two years study in the hospi
tails of Europe. DR.. L. P. Barbun viii
occupy his Offices during his absence.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

After the drill of H Co. tonight at the
Armory, dance will be given. Good
music has been provided. All are cor.
daily invited to come.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

The Messrs. Alexander, two brother.
from Chicago. owners of the Mono mine
were here today. en- route for San Fran
cisco.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

WANTED Male help. Reliable men
to handle our line of high grade L,bri
eating oils. greases and speclal,ies. Sal
AIRY or commission. Address, Mutual
Refining Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07
Transports Arrive.

Washington. Nov. 7-Otis wires tn
war department that the transports Ri
de Janiero, Sikh and Valencia have al
rived at Manila with troops.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Mrs. Lucy Norton left today for Dur.
ango to spend the winter with her grand.
daughter, Mrs. F. ]. Smith, who will be
remembered here as Miss Jessie Fisher
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

E. J, Temple and quite a party went
up TO Sunshine to lcok at his Emancipa.
ton mine today. The property. by the
way. is turning out handsomely.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

See how miss Bessie" manages he
Three Lovers" at Junius Hcnderson's
Friday evening.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

c. F. Clay. boss of the Denver
Athletic clubs big eleven, came over
to witness today's game and was Var.
si,y rooter, OF course. having been Var.
sity bow,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07
THE DAILY CAMERA
Superior Coal At vos,lstt 1 Browns.

1t is worth trip down town to see
those pretty pieces in Hari S. Kittle the
jewelers. window,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Mrs. Henry Pearce, who has been
the guest of Mrs. A V. Shadbolt, left for
her home in Victor today.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

w. p. Carruthers. formerly of this city,
came from Denver to witness the foo,
ball game and the election.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Everybody remember the Mllkmaids
rehearsal at the Methodist church 10
morrow. Wednesday. at 1880 p. m.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

The O. F. F. Club met at the home OF
Miss Gill in University place last even.
ing. A number of new member; were
initiated
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Editor Harbaugh of the Denver Hotel
Bulletin was spectator of the big foot
ball game.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Campbell have
gone to Greeley for a weeks stay.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

The Catholic fair on November IL, +
and ~ will be very imposing affair.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

The Camera has arranged for the full
county returns and they will be accur
ately reported as fast as received this
evening.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07
LOCAL NEWS.
Superior Coal at voollstt L Browns.

George VICAR has gone to Telluride to
live.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07
ITO Do nj Costs More
Than 10 Do. Well. 1"

This might properly read,
at costs more to BE ill
than to BE eveH." The
source of all health Is rich.
strong blood. It Is to the
body zuhat the mighty
streams are to the earth.
If the blood Is pare, the
body thrfOes; # the blood
IS 1veak or Impoverished,
then every puLse-beat car
ries eveakness instead of
strength. The only perfect Blood purifle,
and ea9or-n,ake- IN existence Is the zuorld-
famed HOODS Sa,sspariua. Il brinq,
good, perfect health.
Catarrh and Deafness ~ an,
So years old and suffered from csta-h
for many years. becoming quite deaf. II
took nine bottles of Hoods Sarsspa-a. to
effectuAly cure me. ! can hear quite
queH now." John K Houk. Hamilton.
Montan4.
Rheumatism ras saorn out
<,ifh rheumatism. Bot took HOODS .Sa,sa-
par7k and noU hape 4 good appetite
and an, as zDeQ As any e,on,an." Mrs.
II. H. Gray, Ernpo1A. Kan.
d@ody Sa,4aboaM
Claz21 ;lE3:l23:lzan
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills; the non irritating and
only cathartic to take With Hoods SarsapariiIN
SHADOW Pantomine" at 627 Pine street
Friday evening.
Attend IT, dime social" at Junius
Henderson's 627 Pine street, Friday,
November 10.
Lady of experience would like posi-
ton as saleslady. Reference. Address
Daily Camera.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Lady of experience would like posi-
ton as saleslady. Reference. Addres.
Daily Camera.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Attend IT, dime social" at Junius
Henderson's 627 Pine street, Friday.
November 10.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07
Hoods Saa1abo.M

Hoods Pills liver Ills; the non irritating and
only cathartic to take With Hoods sarsaperiiI6.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-07

Shadow Pantomine" at677 Pine street
Friday evening.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11
I Minneapolis
(MINN).

Polski ,obch6d Majowy W
tutejszem m'esc'e,w Niedziele.
7 Maja #po poludniu byl mai
wspanialszym ze wszystklch,
jake kiedykolwiek dotad tn
.byWaly
Akt nroczysty rozpocza} sic
parada, " kt6rej bra}o udzia]
okolo 1900 Polak6w z St
Paul, Minneapolis j okolicy
:: 2 czterema kapelami. Ofszak
ciagnafsie przez kilka blok6w
.;P ,asadzies odby}o.s s'e,
zebranie W gmachu wystawy,
gdzie zgromadzilo sic okolo
5000 ludzi
Tam przemawiali: Major
Gray, sedzia F Nc Gee,
Roman Alexander (Dabrow-
sky, ,wiel, ks. Guzowski z
East St. Paul, Felix Derwi-
chowski, Motylewslzi inni
Wsp6lny Choir polsklch
kosciol6w w St. Paul Min
neapolis Spiewat polskle pies
nj patryotyczne, dzlecl z
szkol polskich deklamowaly.
Gl6wnymi organizatorami
obchodu byli wielehni Polscy
kapian;: x. Jazdzewski, X.
Dominik Major i x, Roman
Guzowski.
w Minneapolis panowato
z tel okazyi takie zycie, ze
tute)szy dziennik ,,Minneapo :
lis - News" napisa} ,;The
Poles took this city by storm
(Polacy szturmem zdobyll ma
sze .miasto).
(9rzem6wienie pana Da
browskiego W hall wystawy
podamy W przyszlym numerze
W1ARUsA - po angielsku ipo
polsku. - Przypis RedakcyD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11
Clficag0:
s MIa.Z

x. Wincenty Barzyhski
dzisiaj pochowany. Pogrzeb
by} nader wspanialy. Miedzy
ludem bylo MONA wszedzie
widzicc szczery zal. Niejedna
liza skropi}a z;emie. Nieboz--
czyk umar} ma fotelu. Przez
ostatnie 3 dni ME mia} prawie
zadnej przytomnosci. Kr6tko
pred smiercia widzieli go
x. x. Lange, Nawrocki i
Kobylihski. x. J6zet Barzyh
ski zostal do ko6ca.
Jeszcze W Sobote 29April's,
przejezdzal sic x. Wincenty
po Lincoln Parku, ale, "a
ziebiwszy sic, dosta} gwal-
townego zapalenia pluc j
wifcej ME wsta}. R. i. p.
x. Stan. Nawrockl tez
bardzo ma zdrowiu szwankuje,
chociaz ma poz6r to olbrzym.
Najgorzej wyglada x. K.
Kobylihski z Hammond, Ind.
Wqtpliwem jest, czy kiedy~
kolwiek sic wyleczy. Dokto~
rzy mu r6wniet ME wiele
rokuja. Jest W szpitalu u
Aleksyan6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11
Redaktor wydawca: Hieronfm Derdowski.

dziewaja sic tu komi-
sarza austryackie!go
hrabiego Welsers-
cheimb, pierwszego
szefa sekcyjnego a.
ustryackiego mini
sterstwa spraw zagra-
nicznych.
ORLEANS, we F ran
cyl. Il okazyi rocz-
nlcy oswobodzenia
miasta Orleans przez
Dziewice Orleaihsk9,
Joanne d. Arc, po-
Wiedziaf tn takze mo-
we ks. biskup
Ireland z St. Paul,
MINI. Przytem obja-
viii swe niewym5wne
uciucia do Fran
cyl, W kt6rej m}ode
swe lata przepedzl}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11

calej gromady pokornie
wyznaH ze oniiuz poprzednio
W podobny spos6b zostali z
Kosciolem pojednani. |
odtad coraz spokojniej W tu-
tejszej ,aszej polskieJ-rzym-
sko-katolic paraf.i, a W
kirku riezaleznym po dawne-
mu gluche holenderskie pus-
z uszanowaniem
Andrzej J. Horent:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11
I Passaic
(NEW JERSEY.
3 Maja,
Szanowny Redaktorze

Dnia I Maja opuscilem
kopalnia W Morris Run, Pa,
gdzie znajdowala sic trzoda
niesfornych wieprz6w CO dol-
XII ryli pod prawymi Polaka-
mi.
Przybywszy do Passaic, n.
J., i tn zastalem burze para
fialna. G.osne sIychat szem.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11
Y Niw Polskich
" AMERYCE.
WINCENTY

x. .WINCENTY BA-
RZYNSKI, prowincya} "a
konu O. O.. Zmartwych.
wstahc6w i proboszcz przy
kosciele sw. Stanislawa Kost-
XII W Chicago, umarl tamze W
duiu ? Maja, W szp'talu
Braci Alexyan6w. Niebo-
szczyk pare lat temu ruszony
byl paralizem na Polowe
=ciala iod tego czasu ostawlcz-
ME niedomagal ma zdroWiu..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11

rama ma ks. .proboszcza Chile
bowskiego, ma biskupa, I caly
para6alny porzadek. AZ z
namowy salonisty ! rzeznika
partya olonych zalo-
zy}a sobie> kosci6l niezalezny
i hura - do Hodura!
Zadzierzawili starry kirk
holenderski, "a 80 dolar6w
ma mlesiac - Hodur przyje.-
cha}, pochwalil odszczepiehc6w
i ustanowii u Mich pastore m
jakiegoS lichw|arza z Kanady,
dawniejszego kap}ana katolic !
kiego Wladyslawa Debsk'ego
lego pastora widzialem ma
wlasne. oczy W salonisty Po-
drugla. Siwy mezczyzna, oko-
10 6 stop wysoki, wychud}y
jak pustelnik. lecz rysy jego
wcale ME kapladskie. Przy
boku trzymal fake oko}o S
stop dluga, ze wyglada} niby
ruski straznik z karabinem.
Rece mial dlugie jak smigi U
wIatraka. | ten oblakanym
baranom w holenderskim
kirku msze swietokradzkie
odprawia' PREF 5 alsslsees
chwalac sic, ze ma rel'kwle
swietej Amy @ = cd czas6w
ostatniego polskiego powsta~
MIA, odkad ma wladze odpra~
wiania dla ludu polskiego
o6ary mszy sw. ~szedzie 1 ma
kazdem miejscu,
Odszczepiehcy, mien'acy SIG
,niezaleznymi', postanow'll
p}acit pastorowi 90 dalar6w
ma miesiac, a organiscle as
dol. oprocz tego "a mieszka~
ME pastora IS dolar6w mic
s;ecznie, lecz ne zdo|ali tego
wykonat. Pastor rzadko kiedy
co z pensyi dostawai.
We wielki tydzieh po]echal
niezalezny duszpasterz do
Hodura po oleje, lecz zadnych
ME otrzymaf, wiec jcszcze
poswiecii swoin arahanom
morska woda jajka wielka-
nocne, zkwestowal troche
kolekty ma Wielkanoc i z
powrotem sic kopnat = hura
do Hodura! uwozac re
soba monstrancyq, Puszke ]
kielich.
Niezalezae barany teraz
gwa]townie tupaja i cholerula
"a uciekinierem, a przecie
powinni jeszcze ornaty ] kape
"a MIN pos]ae. aby m6gi po
innych zdziczalych owczar-
mach porzadnie. daleJ paste
rzowac.:
Potem posz}o dw6ch do ks.
Chlebowskiego, ably 60 udo-
bruchat i pros'e Q ponowne
opiekowanie sic niesforna
trzoda, ,.lecz zostali tax potrak-
t 0 wani, ze przez zamkn'ete
drzwi wyszli. P6zniej ra hall
stawil sic ks Chlebowsklemu
trzeci. wiec j ten oberwal,
Wtedy owl dwaj, wielce
ukonretowani takiego prak<..
ltycznego nawracania, wobee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11

I'd Str Winonz, Mins.
TOLEDO, O. VIM
Gently Skib'hski. kt6ry. pred.
klku miesiacami zastrzelil
polskiego lobuza, dziewle-'I
cioletniego St. Blochowskier
go, zosta{ przez sedz'egos
Morisa skazany ma 70 4: lat
wiezienia. Gdy mu wyrok
odczytano. rozp}akal sic jak
dziecko. Obecni W sadie
wyrazili opinia. ze wymie-'
rzona kara jest zbyt ciezka
Starzec ten zniecierpliwiony
dzikiem zachowywaniem sic
lobuza, strzelil do niego,
skutek byl prosty, hp wkr6t-..
ce chlopak powedrowal do
, ,domu poprawy' z kt6rego
sic ME powraca. Biedny
starzec ME wytrzyma wiezie
MIA, sad powinien wieksza
czesc kary obciat, a: nalozye
ia ma rodzic6w zabitego q a
zwierzece wychowanie ME-
boszczyka lobuza.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr:
= w dniu "A Maja b. r..
s.dbedzie sic tu uroczyste po-.s
swiecenie po]skiego ;kosciola I
przy 33ciej uljcy, pod We
sw Franc;szka. Pred
poSwieceniem bedzie wspania.s
IA parada Tow. polsklch,
czeskieh i innych. Sta}ego
proboszcza dostanie tutejsza4
polska paraia dopiero "
Czerwcu b. r. Dotychczas pei
ri tu obowiazki kaplahskie
wielebny ks. Teobald Ka}a.
maja pochodzacy 2 South
Bend, Ind, j .wysw'econy "
tamtejszem Seminaryum Due
chownem Fanny Nary (Notre
Dame).
KANSAS. CITY, Mo.
7. E. Wysocki, skarbnik
orzedmiescia Argentine ucieki
;przcniewierzywszy SIS 900.
Rada miejska j mayor Green
sic o warrant.
Wysocki pozostawi} " Ar
gentynie zene ! dwoje dz'ec'.
O-O-
SOUTH BEND. Ind.
Wawrzyniec Wr6blewski zo-
stall znaleziony ma ulicy, "a
oolicya odstawila go do szpi-- 4
ala, gdzie W kilka godzin
1marl. Doktor skonstatowaf.
!e Wr6blewski otrul sic kwa-
;em karbolowym. Pozostawil
;one i czworo dzieci.
%
POLACY zamieszkaii "
:zesci Greater New Yorku,
swanej Will'amsbridge, urza-
dill we srode ub, tyg. pierw
sly " te]ze miejscowoscl y.
Obch6d Konstytucyi 3-go
Maja. Godna zanotowanla to {; nj
move, pelna pat1rryotyzm1'u &
glebokich mySli powied dial 4.
pro oboszcz miejscowy Well 4, y ]
Ks Pr 2 Dwof TAX: y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11

---- ---- '---'--- --'-"ts !
UsA Wiarus; a3o E
! Mocno sic zaz'ebiwszy pred
paru miesiacami!, kaza} sic
zawiese do owego szpitala.
zajmujqcego sic przedewst- :
klein leczeniem ksiezy, j tam
ponownie sic zaz'ebiwszy,
smierG znalazl Umierajac
Rliczyl lat 81.
z MANY Przelozonym
10. O. Observation-Disclosures W
Chicago zamianowany 0. Jan
Kasprzyckl, dotychczasowy
proboszcz tamtejszej parafii
sw. Jana Kantego. - Wiel.
%. Engen;usz Sedlaczek,
dotychczasowy proboszcz ma
Avondale, mianowany probo-
szczem Sw. Jana Kantego. a,
wiel O. Jan Anzeliu Babski
proboszczem parafl ! sw.
Jacka W Avondale.
O. Jan Kasprzycki urodzii
sic W Rozentalu pod Lubawa.
w Prusach Zachodniach, W
dniu IA Marca 1858 r.
w TOLEDO, Ohio, znany
.kajdaniarz Grudziadz III Jakasz
Won. Gostomski przygotowuje
wydawnictwo novel polskiej
gazety. Jest to ten sam, kt6ry
n,ia} W Cleveland process o
spalenie czlowieka i drukarni
os]awionej ,Jutrzenki".
w POBL1ZU JUNCTION
CITY. WIS, spalil sic pa
rowy tartak p, Buzy. Pow6d
pozaru ME wiadomy. Niczego
ME uratowano. ByI to ME
wielki tartak ipo w!ekszej
czesci rznat logse dla zam'esz-
ka}ych,w okoljcy farmer6w.
Szkoda wynosi przeszlo
81 900. P. Buza Tia nieszcze~
scie ME byl wcale zabezp,e~
czony. Pozar wynikl w}asnie
wtedy. gdy p. Buza sp}acil
ostatnia rata dfugu, ciezaca
ma tartaku lego.
CHICAGO. = Pod me~j
moryalem wystosoWanym
przez polskich trotestant6w
w Ameryce powodu kon-
ferencyi pokojowej, hguru)e
nazwisko proboszcza parahl
piezale;znej Wojc!echowa,
w .. Trzepierczyhsklego
= e
Pan Trrlepierczyh55ki publiczr
ME zatem wystepuje iako pa
stor protestant6w; swolm bs-1
rankom i owieczkom tylko
niema odwagi tego wyznat.
20 -
WDZIECZNE sIEROT-
H. Najglosniej chwalaa
n'eboszczyka Ujca Wincen-
tego najglosniej po nm zal
objawiaja przedstaw'siic'iele pol
skiej prasy kropid dlarskiej v
a nn,ervce. Gtanislaw Slisz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11
HAGA, W Holan-

AAO II, " AAOI0'A
dyi. - Lada dnia sa
tn spodziewani ko-
misarze pokojowi,
wydelegowani przez
Stany Zjednoczone
A. P. ma kongres
przez cara zwo}anY.
Znajduja Sic miedzy
mimi Seth Low, pre-.
zes uniwersytetu Co.
lumbia, kapitan ma
rynarkl zwiazkowej
A, T. Mahon i Fry
deryk w. Holz.
Posiedzienla konfe-
rencyi pokojowej be-
d@ tajne.
HAGA. = Dzisiaj,
10 Maja, zjeohali ta
ma konferencya roz.
brojenia komisarze
niemiecy, a miano-
wicie: hr. Muenster,
ambassador niemiecki
W Paryzu, Won Sten-
gel, professor uniwer-
sytetu Monachijski'e-
go; Zorn professor
uniwersytetu krole-
wieckiego i pc Jednej
wysokiei fgurze 2
a1mii l9dowei j mary
narki. Jutro spo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11
TELEGRAMY,

MANILA. -Ukla-
dY miedzy fillpihskaa
komisy9 pokojowa a
generafem Otis teraz
tax dalece postapily,
ze Filipihczycy juz
zgadzaia sic ma
zwierzchnictwo Sta
now Zjedn0czoinych
A. P. mad wyspami
flipihsklemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-11

MANILA. Woj-
sko amerYkahskie bar
dzo~ jest wynedznio-
ne Wskutek ustaWicz-
nego uganiania sic "a
owstahcami:. ulk
z Nebraska liczy tyl-
ko $50 ludzi zdat-
nych do s}uzby.
Admirafowi Deweye-
mu pozwoli}o mini
steryum ma1ryna',rl'kl;il /; v
Washington, odpo-
cza6 sobie tax d}ugo,
lak mu sic bedzle po-
doba}o. Podczas .l,1'' jego
urlopu bedzz'll'e, z'l', go "a
stepowa} podadmir|;a} i;
Watson.
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SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAoEs.
Or. sutton of East FishkiiI susd for Alien.
stinG the Affections of . wife.

FouoHKErPsIE. Dec. 3.-Charles Peters OF
Hopeweli. a member OF one OF the most
prominent families In southern Dutchess. has
brouRhtnn action against Dr. Leslie Sutton Of
the same paoo to recover $40. 900 damages for
the alienation Of his wife's affections. DR..
Sutton 10 q young physician. who has an
extensive practice In the town OF East Fishkill
and Is a pension examiner for this coun-
IT, The duties OF this ONCE require his
presence In Poughkeepsie frequently. and he
Is known to many Of his profession. His at.
tentions to Mrs Peters became the occasion Of
comment By her neiRhbors several months
ago. owing 10 frequent calls at the Peters
residence when the head OF the house was abb
sent. Mr. Peters Is employed In a responsible
position on tho New Haven Railroad. He al
leaes In his complaint that DR.. Sutton had
every night, that he had been seen throwing
kisses to her and insisted upon Wis ting her.
going In by the back door On one occasion. Ii
is alleged he hid In the back yard OF neigh
Dor when Mr. Peters came home. and this
neighbor threatened to shoot the doctor IL he
came on his place again.
. Mre. Peterss parents. Mr.. and Mrs Biker.
hear OF the gossip which involved their
daughter and both endeavored to have her
keep DR.. Sutton from the house. she declined
10 do so and defed her husband when he made
the same demand. The Doctors visits contin-
ued and finally retera and his wife had vio-
lent quarrel and separated, The home was
abandoned. Mrs, Peters leaving the vi laQe and
with the Injured husband. After his home had
been broken up Peters employed counsel TO
bring an action Tor damages against DIR. SUIT
ton. and the papers have been served
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-04
eHUBKR FIRES BLANK CARTRIDGES.
When He Aims mt QuisR He Doesn't Hart
rs Much " He SAYS He Wants To.


The Hon. Abraham Gruber. the Mogul Re-
publican OF the Twenty-frst Assembly Dis
trict. and the great statesman Of FULLY. onon-
daga County. has once or twice threatened to
introduce resolutions In the Republican
County Committee OF New York TO clip the
wings OF QuiRR." Mr. Gruber failed to keep
his promise month ago. He now says that he
will take positive steps to attain his end
at the next Meeting OF the Repu blican County
Committee on Dec. 81. Col Gruber desires.
he says, To take out OF the hands OF President
Quigg the absolute power to appoint election
officers in the Assembly districts. Col. Gruber
believes that this power should rest with tho
Assembly district leaders themselves. and his
constant talk has been to the effect that Presi-
dent Quigg had usurped the power to name
these election offlcers
Talks with eminent and practical Repub li-
cans yesterday In the Repu bican County Com
mittee elected the information that while Col.
druber's step Is In the right direction. he Is
the last man IN the County Committee to at
tempt to enforce his wishes. for the reason that
the majority Of the County Committee
Of New York have, Justly or unjustly. learned
representative OF eK.Gov. Frank &. Black.
Gov Black has not been regarded highly by
prejudice against Mr. Black down this way. Just
enosp that NJ io Blaes neRer saa hsh
opinion Of Mr.. Quigg and that latterly Mr..
Quigg wouldn't walk around the block to say
Kind things OF Mr.. Black or his friends, and for
that reason the general opinion is that Col.
Gruber. II he really desires to accom- plish any
thing against Mr.. QuigE., he. being the law
and coy In declaring his political intentions in
this county.
1t Is known that for some little time there
had been q community Of interests between
Nit, 9fueeI and MI 0nisg Secretary Gage
istrstion At Washinston have been eognlza1t
point. and the records OF tho Treasury Depart
ment contain matters bearing on it, II IL most
remark able relation between these two gentle-
men, One week they are friendly and the next
week aiisirs are not so pleasant But Il
that Col. 6ruber's biua as 70 what
against Mr.. Quieg should be called, II Mr.
Gruber Introduces the proposed resolution he
speaks oil. he will unless senator Plat re-
moves his hand. be ignominiousiy deieated-
which he knows very well. Whsrefore his at
tacks on ouiga are harmless to Quigg and even
pass a. mode Of exaltstion Of their subject.