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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

cyl, przeehadzal sic
po lasku bulohsklm
" Paryzu, gdY jakis
nie2najomy strzelll
do niego, biorac go
"a Loubeta. Turret
padl nie2ywy, a NOR
derca jego 38mioletni
nazwiskiem Ozouf,
zosta} ujety. Sledz-
two wykazato podob
no, re Ozouf cierpi
ma pomleszanie zmY~
slow.
KINGSTON, Ja-
maica. Ma wyspie
Jamaica lud buntuje
sic przeciw rzadowi.
Tstnieje tn sln1a par
tya, dazsca do poia-
czenia sic wyspY 2
U.n1a q Stan6w Zjed-:
n,oczonych Ameryki
6}n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

ZACH. gdzie uzywaja sztucznie
przyrzadzonego wegla (char-
c 2aN.
Chemikalia W tym weglu
sztucznym sic znajdujace ma;a
te wlasciwosG, ze ME dozwa-
laj4. aby wegiel ostro sic
palil, po drugie podsycaja
ogieh ME dozwalaja aby
takowy wygasl, dop6ki odro-
binka wegla istnieie. Ztad
niebezpieczehstwo ze Il nal
mnieiszy kawalek wegla
sztucznego kosci6} W ruine
obrdciG moze.
Przeciw takiemu nieszcze-
sciu zabezpieczyl sic juz daw-'
niej Wieleb. ks. Babnlski, /,
proboszcz W independence,
Wis, wynalazkiem wlasnym.
Smutne doswiadczenia ostat.
Mich lat W kt6rych tyle
para6j pozzare'm a r Y y. koScio}6w ,''<;
.dotknietych zocs't:a}o, c nakfo-
ni}y wielebnego ks. Babiri-
.skiego do .oddania swego
wynalazku dla uzytku og6lu,
20 prawnem zabezpieczeniu
;takowego przeciw Mszelk'm
podrobom.
Wynalazek ks. Babihskle~
gorjest to. przyrzad czyl'
aparat dc. :! !szybkiego / zarazem
bezp|ecz;nrlee:g(o NJ * rozpalania We
gla. W dw6ch minutach we
giel Jest rozpalony i do uzyt~
ku koScielnego gotowy.
Cena tego ~aparatu przy-
stepns nawet i dla najubozszej
parahi, kt6ra uzywa wegla
sztucznego czyli: ,,charcoal''
- bo tylko dol. 50 cent6w,
kt6ra to kwote zaraz z zam6~
wieniem przes}ac nalezy. OBJ
stalunki bez do}aczonej 60
t6wki uwzgledniane ME heda;
bo gdyby je uwzgledniat sis
mia}o, potrzebny by byl chy.
ba ks. Babihskiemu sekretarz,
kt6ryby jego rachunki pro-
wadzi}, a takim sposobem
cena aparatu podniesiona by
bye musia}a.
Wynalazek ks Babidskier
go jest w}asnie ma czasie.
w Maju odbywa)a sic
nabozehstwa wieczorne pc
wszystkich kosciolack a Was
ME przy takich okazyach
najwiecej wypadk6w pozaru
Parafie moga sic wiec pred
czasem ubezpieczyf pred
ogniem W swiatyniach swoich
przez zapisanie sobie tegc
aparatu.
Zamowienia przeselat trze-
ia pod adresem:
REV. A. BABINSKI
independence, Wis
Dobrze by bylo. gdyby
inne gazety powyzsze oglosze' e
ME W lamach swoich umiesclt
raczyly.
KS. r. l.. GUzowsKI
St. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

siada nowa broh. jakiej inne
pahstwo ne posiada, Franeya
pragnie pokoju, ale musi tax
zorganizowaG sNa marynarke.
aby mogla odeprzec wszelk;a
=. ~ --ss-$ss
zaczepke. f..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
ZE SWl' I|ATA. /. !. !.

A s w y. lhJA. ! q
HAVANA. !. a. =. General
Brooke nosi ser n1ysla wy
sEania owych 5 nlllion6w dola-
row, przeznai;czo3fych dla woj-
ska kubadskleg egoaz powrotem
do. Washington Wojenna
legislature ME ehce wydat
listy woiska W rece generai6w en-
amerykadskich= Ma Na scale] wy
sp;e wzmaga sieruch .agita~
cyJnY ma niekora1se & Amery~
kan6w; Og6l oficer6w kubah-
skich jest wrogo & Musp posobio~
ny wobec wfadz amerykah-.
skich. w warunkach
general Brookel ME widzi
powodu, dlaczeg!o ma miedzy
niewdzieeznyh. Kuba ariczyk6w
rozrzucat !: ;; amerykalas'kief q iyf pie.
niadze. IA ]
~ ~ s::.Exss.:
n Ma aKUBIlE'}painuja I ciaaggle
.niepokeie .codzienne, burdy
ul:czne, przy kt6r.ysh =policyan-
ci cod1'eri : rak IS Skryto b6ic6w ':'',''
gina. ~: IT,.
Ma Portor;co take ME So
zadowoleniz z nowego rzadu.
W. ANGLlI~ znowu. rozpo-
cze}a sic ag,tacya przeciw
egwalceniu niedzieli. Me- ma
yc"pozwolonem sprzedawa6
towary W tym dniu; a nawet
wydawanie gazet W niedziele
ma bye zakazanem.
POS'TEPOWANIE Angli-
k6w ma wyspie Krecie wy
wo}uje skargi ksiec;a guber-
natora. w miejscowosciach,
zajetych przez zaloge angiel-
ska, sedziowie wydaja wyroki
W imieniu kr6lowej angiel~
skiej. Zdaje sic, ze Aogiicy
juz wyspy ustapic ME chca,
ale owszem pragna Gala zajac
! uczynia to w st6sownym
czasie, gdy inne mocarstwa
beda zaprzatn;one wazniejsza
sprawl
FRANCYA Min ster maryn,
Lockroy oswiadczy] W lzbie
deputowanych: ,,Posiadamy
dzisiaj LODI podwodna, ktora
zdolna jest oddac istotnie
usiugi. Jest ona narzedziem
wojskowem, a zarazem narze-
dziem zeglugi. PROXY dokona-
ne W Tulon'e z }odzia ,Gusta.
We Zede" So decydujace,
Minister sam obecny byl przy
tych pr6bach.. Lodz pos;ada-
Ia jedne wielka wade, ze byla
slepa; teraz iuz ME jest, gdyz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

n NiW Po]skicl1
" AMERYCE.
DR.. IkO WIECKI, egza-
minowany lekarz re starego
kraju. kt6ry przez kilka lat
praktykowal W Detroit, Mich !,
nasyci} sic Ameryki i wraca
do swych stron rodzinnych,
W W, KS Poznaislliem. po-
chodzi on ze starej polskiej
.rodziny ma pomiedzy oby-
watelami ziemskierni W Poz-.
nahskiem zamoznych kreW-
nych. W dniu 4 Kwiet.,ia
o'dp}ynql z New Yorku okre--7..
TEN Trave. Do Afneryki
Ejuz nigdy ME powr6ci. !.
CHICAGO. Stanislaw
E|sStachursktza "a NJ pn;:. IA 4 NJ
II ul., wyczekuje swoichs
siostrzenic Franciszki / Ma
ryanny Stachurskich, kt6re
wyladowa]y W Nowym.. Yorku e
dnias 49, marc|aa, b B, r., r, p Fanny
Slachurskie pr[zyby|}|y do ) No. /.
wego Yorku ] gdzies= za<lglne.
ly, 30 dotad pan Stachurski
ME otrzymal cd Mich wiado-
mosci. = P. Stachurski oba4 g.
via sic, by czasem ME wpar
d}y W rece jakich oszust6w,
i zawiadomii policya i zarzad
polskiego domu emigracyjne.
go W Nowym Yorku. Ktoby
wiedzial, gdz'e pany S. pre-
bywaja, proszony Jest doni9st
0 TEN panu Stachurskiemu.
LA SALE. Ill. Pan
Sinda a jeden z najsta"szych /
najbogatszych obywateli pol
skich W La Sale, kt6ry jest
zaEozycielem polskiej para6l,
fundatorem i g}owna podpofa
kosciola, sprawowaf prz:e;z p:':;
dIugi czas urzad W kom'teele
para6alnym i liczne o6ary rok
rccznie ma ko$ci6l daje, dla
Polak6w jest istna opatrzno~
scia Boska. Jest on formanern
W cynkowni, gdz:e pod lego
zarzadem pracuje Przeszlo
900 Polak6w, i rzeczywjScie
zadnemu Polakowi piracy
jeszcze ME odm6wil jezli by'o
tylko W jego siIach go zatrud-
mic. Pan Siuda ma zamiar po.
|zyczyG SO, 900 na kosci6l ma
8 albo 21a proc:
II WILMA, v kanad -ie.
Idonosza nam, ze inspektoI
SIX 6lny ME pozwolil nauczae
" tam tejszel s1kole rzadow'ej
panu Leonowi Makowsk;
kt6rego sobie Polacy nie,daw-
d ; : Detroit na nauczyciels
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
TELEGRAMY.

BERLIN. Fam1-
liza cesarska Hohen-
Zol(er6w coraz bar
dziej niedo}eznieje.
Najstarszy syn panu-
jacego obecnie cesa-
rza Wilhelma, maia-
cy po nim zasia}Sc Ma
tronie, cd kllku mie-
siecy cierpi ma wielka9 q
chorobe. Kurcze epi-
leptyczne drecza go
coraz czeSciej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

..
=. -
ard Str Wineqe, klIzs
- ~ :. . : :. :. :.
|sProwaaz'i'' N1akoWsk' u1aahy
zosla' 'ako q s'aoy y lacllun
kaeh )Fzyku ns'elsh'''' ,eo
s"'duec.Wo '- : DeOio't 80 =
gS sSsPektor szkolny soble lekce-
WaZyL
i. 20 :
q KS, LEON WYRZY-
CHOWSKI, wjkary przy
kosciele sw, Wojciecha "
Chicago, wyszedi W Wielki
Piatek po poludniu. niewia-
domo dokad, i dotychczas
boszcz Radziejewski ME moze
sobie wytlomaczyc gdz'eby
ks. wikary zapodz'af sic.
Obawla sic czy czasem ME
Policya zostala uwiadomiona
Q znikn'eclu.
- g
ZWRACMYl| UWAGE ma
ogEoszenie pana G. w. Dy-
niewicza, syna wlascic'ela
,Gazety Polskiej'', kt6ry
.niedawno: zalozyl " Chicago
ipterss bank owy Ped far,s8o5
M'lwaukee=ave'
w EAST CHICAGO roz-
poczeto roboty przy budowie
nowego koscio}a niezalezne.
go. 2z2@5s :. :. Y
rnN )o1Er II, uo1oWoNt :. 80 J. !.
on'oaso - W'a2.'ete' 'o7nYsi' ''t9'.
a''1 :: - 80 = = 8 H. -.
8 - II,
,oyA, o.
49,, -
:
s1 .'..'1..-
NOVA fOLohA - UAzh'- -
:. ~ f't5soufgu !,
II nova Poiska gazeta tygodmo-
W wa 2a1ozoha Przez akcyona~
IL III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
NJ MANlLA.- Woi.

... ''A "a - LIZA" w "
ska amerykahskie
zaje4y W nocy ma 81
Marca Malolos. Pow
stahcy stawili s}aby
op6r, poczem ustapi-
Ii z miasta, podpaliw-
sly je poprzednio ma
wielu punktach. Agu-
ina|do przeni6si swo-
ja gl6wns kwatere
40 mil dalej: ma pol
noe. Amery kanie stra~
clli przy zajeciu Ma
lolos czterech zabi-
tych / dwudzlestu
trzech rannych, kt6.
rych odwieziono ma
>Wchmiast do Manili.
General Otis ma
wo}uie powstahc6w
do zawieszenia kro-
k6w wojennych, lecz
ci dalej wa'lczy6 chca ,
do npad}ego.
PARYZ. ,,Echo
de aris" publikuje
seosacyjna wiado-
nose, nadesz}a z
kopenhag', re W
Petersburgu wykry-
to spisek, uknuty
przez cesarzoWa WdO-
we / Pobiednoscewa,
glove schyzllatyyc-
kiego ,:Swletego sy-
~<nodu'. Celem sp1sku
by4o og}osi6 cara
Miko}aja s}abym ma
umy6le, pozbawi6 &c,
tronu i powierzYc
VIA dze " rece cesa-
rzowej matki, kt6ra
mia}a praybra6 do
pomocy jednego re
stryj6w cara.
90
PARYZ. Boga-
ty Paryzanin Tourret,
nadzwyczaj podobny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
w EAST CHICAGO roz.
poczeto roboty przy budowie
no'wego kosciola niezalezne
go. '7>-5s g 3.

PAN J0ZEF GUzOW7s'KIl
" Chicago, wlasciciel r6zaych
.patent6w.. .;uzyskal teraz patent
'ezy1i dyplom ma doktorl:a
medycyny. Offs jego znaJd,lje
sic W kamienicy pod nume-.
lem :731 Milwaukee ave-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

WILMA, " kanad LEI,
.donosza nam, ze inspektor.
ssk6lny ME pozwolil nauczat,
" tam tejszel s1kole rzadowej
panu Leonowi Makowsk;emu
kt6rego sobie Polacy ME daw--.
10 > = Detroit na auczyciela
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

NOVA PoLsKA GAZE
IA. = w Pittsburgh, t Pa i;
.pojawila sic W dniu 80 Marca
nova polska gazet:aE tygodnio-
wa. 2alozona przez akcyona--
ryuszow. Redaktoren1 jest pan
Leon Machnikowski.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
Many Invitations.

Invitations were sent 20 gentlemen
prominent in commercial circles and
those interested in the development of
the shipping interests OF New England
These invitations were generally ac-
cepted and yesterday morning there as
sembled i'm the Pennsylvania station at
Jersey City guests enough TO fill the
two special cars. which had been pro-
vided TO carry the party TO Sparrows
Point.
Among those in the party were Mr..
Chester w. Chaplin. president of the
New Haven and Narragansett Bay
lines I'm whose honor the new steamer
was named. General Agent ID. A. Ger
ity OF New York, Mr.. Aeby, agent of the
Maryland Steel Company, r. III. Mar
shal. general agent of the Baltimore *
ONO Railroad Co. Superintendent
Thompson of the Atlas line. Mr.. Clark.
New York superintendent for the Bal
timore a Ohio Railroad, A. Carey
Smith. the designer OF the new steam
er Frank Soop. designing engineer.
Boniface Tilly Haynes. United states
Inspector Barrett OF New York, G. II.
French. New Haven agent OF the New
Haven line. Messrs. Wright and Den
mis-. government inspectors al New Ha-
ven. There were also several ladies as
well as little Miss CeceIa Gerity.
daughter of General Agent Gerity. who
had been chosen to christen the new
boat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
The Launching.

Everything was i'm readiness for the
launching. A large platform had been
erected under the stern OF the nety boat
ana this was profusely decorated with
the national colors while flags and
streamers ioated from the new vessel
itself. When the christening party ar
rived on the platform the final prepara-
toms were quickly completed. At 2:15
when the last block had been Knocked
away the big hull began 10 move slowly
down the incline. With swing of her
arm little Miss Gerity smashed a bot
tie OF old New England rum on the steel
plates and as she did so said in a firm.
cl~ar voice Il christen the Chester w.
chaplin The fine lined steel hull slid
slowly and gracefully down the WAYS
to the water without a hitch of any
Kind. As she reached her native ele-
ment there was "A perfect pandenomium
OF CHEERS, and steam whistles and the
deafening chorus continued for fully
hve minutes. Then the guests wera
royalty entertained. The spread was an
elaborate one and the success of the
new steamer was drunk in bumpers of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
NEW STEAMER FOR
NARRAGANSETT LINE.
The Chester w. Chaplin Successfully
Launched at SparrOws Point,
I'D, Yesterday Afternoon.

SparTows Point. Nd. July l2.-Spar-
rows Point never had gathered within
its somewhat vague confines such an
assembiage as that which invaded the
big steel working and shipbwlding
plant OF the Maryland Steel Company
yesterday afternoon. The occasion that
brought together such throng OF
people was notable one-nothing less
than the launching OF the largest ste.l
steamship ever pat into the water by
this concern. The new steamer has been
built 10 the order Of the New Haven
and Narragansett. Bay lines and was
named the Chester w Chaplin in honor
OF the president OF the company for
which she was designed and construct
ed
Both the New Haven Company and
the Maryland steel Company planned
10 make the launching one that would
be rleasurably remembered by every
one fortunate enough TO witness IL and
participate in the attendant cenemo-
nfpg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
ANTI-CRUelTY TO ANIMALS.
General Agents Report Showed The km:u,t Of
Work Done During North.

The regular meeting OF the executive
committeee OF the Rhode Island So
ciety for Prevention of Cruelty to AMI
mails was held Tuesday afternoon. at
the office OF the society. No. 81 West
minister street. F. y. Smith, OF WASH
ington, acting as chairman
The general agents report showed the
following complaints were investigated:
For cruelty beating animals. 6; over
loading, 2; overworking, .; cruelty
transporting. /; jeprivins OF nece ssary
sustenance. s: working horses when un-
MT FOR labor, 4. horses taken from work
s; working when diseased. o. unshoJ
o; working with bad harness. Z; tortur
ing, q; glandered cases reported to the
state board OF agriculture, 3. There
were % cases for cruelty to horses;
for cruelty to cattle; 2 for cruelty To
dogs; for cruelty TO cats: FOR cruelty
To fowl, and TO sheep. 81 persons were
adnonfshed for various offences There
were 3S animals humanely killed;
horses: dogs; 2S cats. The total num-
Der Of animals involved were All. viz.
Horses 305;' cattle. 8; dogs 2: cats. 80.
fowl GO; sheep, 4. There were eight
casea prosecuted; one in Westerly. two
in Warwick: one in Coventry. two i'm
East Providence and two i'm Woon-
socket.
on recommendation of the general
agent Charles T.. Capwell. OF Coventry
ad Edward 5. Simpson. of Providence
were appointed prosecuting agents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
FINANCIAL.
BULLS And BEARS
The Market Did Some More ReEvlng
To-day.
About Everything on Tho List GaInsd In
PTlrs and ACTIVITY.
(speclal to the Newsl

Wall Street, July 12.-After a fore
noon Of hesitation the market took up
again the vigorous activity thai dis
tinguished last week.
Sugar. which was down close To l5i
Monday afternoon. had got up TO i59
by O'Clock today. The Changers were
all up nearly a couple of points. Man
haitian was especially vigorous OPEN
ing at l2O and hanging around a point
below with lots Of buying IN II. Brook
lyn rose 10 ll6
Tennessee Cial and Iron led the in
dustrial list. touching 7l&, a new Ugh
figure full ythree points above it's high
est OF the bun wave in the spriug. Mis-
souri, Pacific. which led the railroads,
climbed through a.. New York Central
and Pennsylvania de.elopsl new
strength and recovered a good part OF
the loss OF Monday General Electric
touched 120. Louisville got well above
~, Atchison got back above 60. The
Steel stocks were an active and higher
While there were no sensational adj
vances the whole list, with the rare ex-
ception OF Rubber and Continental To-
bacco. looked mighty sanguine, al
though nthe last half hour there was
a falling off from profit taking.
Wheat got its second wind.
Cotton was sulky.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
The New Steamer.

The Chester w. Chap.n is a fine YES
sel' built practically on the same lines
as the Peck, but Is ten feet longer. Her
speed viii be about the same as that of
the Peck. % miles an hour.
she ls FOR passenger and freight traf
nc between New York and New Haven.
IN company with the steamer Richard
feck, and viii be most elaborately fur
nlshed throughout She il built entire
~ OF steel and is a beautiful model with
lines that are grace itself. She meas
ures S2f feet on deck, fs feet beam and
IL feet depth.
The main deck contains the ladies'
cabin. The promenade or saloon deck
mas double row Of stateroUms ON
either side. and the gallery deck has
uhe dining room, cafe. bar. kitchen.
pantry -ohicers- rooms and mess. The
hurricane deck is occupied by the pilot
house and captains room Mahogany
staircases viii be provided from the
main TO the lower deck and 10 the
grand saloon. The steamer will have
steam heat throughout and will be fit
led with two iron water tanks. each OF
a capacity OF 1000 gallons. Two ideal
engines will furnish power for the cleo
trio plant, which will furnish current
10 $50 16-candle- power incandescent
amps and an S0O0-candle- power
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
DECISION WILL STAND.
Court Flower Of DtSiers Litigation With Louis
Bourassl Well founded.

In the case OF Court Flower OF Dex-
ter VS.. Louis Bourassa ct al, the appel
late court decides the decision OF the
Eleventh Judicial District Court 10 be
correct, and Judgment Is entered for
the plaintiff
In the rescupt i'm the case the court
says, "the record does not show that
the plaintiff, by any binding agreement
Eo extend the time OF payment for "A
definite period. waived it's right TO pro-
Seea against the defendant Bourassa.
IoI ', : ueiault a. It's treasurer. Ii sim
piy permitted him 60 repay the moneys.
'''.' " l','"e sJodthe sums due on his ac-
coun' Mere Indulgence 20 a debtor or
non-action on the part Of the creditor
~ ~. . pIoee,u'ng against him will not dis
charge me surety since The right OF the
Suieg 10 pay The debt him
remains" ' P'''NiP"'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
A BREEZY CONTROVERSY.
Mcno.oy Of Julgs Dubois Court Was Outs
lIs bIy Relieved This Forenoon.

Though the air in the smaller court
room of the common pleas division of
the supreme court is generally not of
the best, for a time this morning there
was an opportunity TO relieve its gem
craf heaviness by verbal contest be-
tween Deputy Sheriff Ham and Attor-
ney William II. Fitch, that was OF a
sharp nature. Mr.. Ham was defendant
in an action brought against him by
the Bank VILE de Marie OF Montreal.
In his capacity OF deputy sheriff. Mr..
Ham took possession of q couple of
cars. and Mr.. Ham thought he made a
return on writ OF so doing. seemed to
think he never got possession OF the
hay which was sold under an order OF
the court.
The amount of money in dispute is
about $26S. and the bank claims the
hay belonged TO IL, as the bill of lading
FOR IL was transferred to the bank by
the former owners ID. j. MCNEIL q Co.
OF Montreal. There has been lots Of
trouble in the case over a deposition
the defendant claiming his counsel dil
not have notice of the time or place OF
the taking OF the deposition of the
cashier of the bank. The case had been
opened TO the jury thss morning and
Mr.. Fitch was proceeding to read the
cashiers deposition. when Arthur
Gushing who Is associated with Charles
III. Page senior as counsel for the de-
fendant, objected, on the ground that
his side did not have notice OF the place
or time when the deposition was TO be
taken.
Mr.. Fitch, OF counsel for the hank
said copy of notice to the other side
had been abstracted from the papers
Mr.. Gushing objected TO such remarks
In the presence of the jury and ex-
pressed doubts as TO the correctness of
the statement Judge Dubois directed
that the jury be removed Then Mr.
Fitch stated that Judge Douglas had |
overruled objections 20 the deposition. |
and had set the case down for trial |
Judge Dubois said that as the deposi
tion was offered at this trial he would |
near all the facts concerning the dis
pute over 10.
Mr. Gushing said ne was Informed nv
MIR. Ham that when the deposition was
opened IN court on July s. by former
assistant clerk of the court Howard a. |
Lamprey. ESQ. comment was made on
the absence OF the notification TO coun-
sci. Mr.. Fitch did not remember the in
cident. So the former clerk and Charles
n. Page. Jr.. who was then counsel In
the case. were sent FOR. MIR. Page could
not say when he arrived that he ala |
not get notice Of the taking of the de- |
position. bur thought he did not. MIR
I.amprey could only recall In a general |
way that after some testimony In the
-ase had been submitted there was an /
ldjournment taken and that there was !
some talk about the deposition
Mr.. Fitch sworr positively the other /
sido had notice ana tho taker Of tho 1
)ank cashiers deposition. in an afH- /
iayit accompanying the papcre s,yoro /
! notice WAS mailed the other side. NJ
Ham swore that there was no paper I'm
ne deposition showing that his sl6,
lad been notified ana that he called tn
Jerks attent on to its absence. Judge
Dubois decided that notice had been
riven and the deposition was read.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

and the party arrived at Baltimore In
excellent spirits. AT this point there
were large additions 40 the LIST of
guests and more special cars were add
ed for their accommodation. Then two
special trains were run 10 accommodate
the people generally who desired TO
witness the launching The run TO Spar
rows Point occupied little less than
half an hour and when the train bear
lng the guests arrived there was a big
throng Of Baltimoreans on the ground
as wen as the entire population of
SparrOWs Point
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

During hipmont OF the parts OF
Atusfa p. igr on IT'S way 90 Egypt. al
portion cf one span was lost A csbi.-
gram announcing ;he fact vas re..elyaI
at tht worN7 oi the bl Iders. the PEN
coNd lrun Works ut o'clock I'm Tho an.
ternoon or one day Two hnurg iaIst
the material was 'laii out" ara bv o
O'Clock mo next morning The duplicate
parts were ritaminE away from por.
painted. ''"