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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14
The JUDGES RElENT.
Petition President Loub-t That Drevfus
suffer Fresh Degradation.

Suffer Fresh Degradation.
Rennes. Sept. 10. The judges of the
Dreyfus court martial today, by nu-
tual agreement, expressed to the presi-
dent OF the republic, through General
Lucas, the commander of the army
corps at Rennes. their sincere desire
that Dreyius would not be submitted
to a fresh degradation.
A state of calm prevails here. All
the troops and gendarmes who were
quarteted in the town and its environs
have left, and journalists and Others
interested in the trial have departed
since Monday. Cafes which foi the
last few weeks have been thronged
with excited crowds are deserted. This
afternoon solitary gendarme paced up
and down before the military prison,
and theirs was not policeman or sol.
der near tho Lycee. which last week
resembled u barracks. Workmen were
busy dismantling tho courtroom and
packing chairs. tables and benches on
trolley cars outside.
Madame Dreyfus visited her husband
in the prison this afternoon, but not
the slightest interest Was shown in the
meeting by the popuIacc. She found
him as calm as yesterday. The prisoner
smoked his pipe today 70, the first
time in many days. which indicated
that he was in better spirits than could
be expsctsd
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14

Astoria. Or. Sept. l2. The fall
fishing season opened yester day, but
last nights drifts did not result in any
big catches. The returns. however,
justify confidence IN good fall pack,
as the fishermen. who have been out a
few nights in advance of the opening of
the season, returned this morning with
full boats. The price for al good fsl
was cents per pound, with steel
heads in brisk demand at 5 cents.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14
STEAMERS TO HAUL OFF.
Tos Msuy for Profit Now the Liver
Yukon River.

Yukon River.
st. Michael, Alaska, Aug. 36. via
Seattle, Sept. ~. This season. which
is rapidly drawing to a close. will see
the exit Of several companies engaged
in the transportation business on the
Lower Yukon river. leaving the field
to four mpanies-the North Ameri-
can Trading Il Transportation Com
pany. the Alaska Commercial Com.
pany, the Alaska Exploration Com pany
and the Empire Transportation Com
pany. 1t is thought by transportation
people that the latter company will
devote the greater part Of Its attention
to the ocean end and Cape Nome. The
experiment by tho Empire company of
trying to navigate the Lower Yukon
with the three.stack. six-crew tug EN-
pire, towing three or more barges, has
proved failure. 1t is said the expert
ment cost large sum Of money.
The falling off Ia the passenger bust.
ness has been very marked this sea-
son, hundreds coming down the river
where thousands came last year.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14

Gothenburg. Sweden. Sept. l3.--The
steamer Antartic, which left Helsing.
boro. Sweden. May 25 last. with an ex.
petition under Professor A. g. Ma
thorst. was spoken of the Skaw, the
northern extremity Of Jutland. Den
mark. today, on her return from her
search along the northwest coast OF
Greenland tor Professor Andree. She
reported that she had found no trace OF
the missing aeronaut.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14
AN ATTRACTIVE EXPOSITION
Portland's Fair Will Be the
Best to Date.
WILL ECLIPSE FORMER FAIRS
Regi,. scpt.mber as and Closes Octo-
Der rs, and VIII lie Open Day ane
Evening-Band Concerts Daily.

A yery excellent feature OF the Ore
son Industrial Exposition. which is
held at Portland, is that it represents
the entire Pacific Northwest, and the
products of this whole region are freely
given space there and attractlvely ex-
hibited.
1t is truly great fair, and it 10
made interesting to all. Everything
connected with it is on a properly large
scale such as BELTS the great region
represented.
Portland has the capital necessary to
carry on such great fair, and her en-
,erprising business men freely furnish
the money to pay the heavy expenses
| incurred. They know that in dong
so they are aiding in the general devel-
opment of the entire Northwest.
People VINO visit the exposition at
Portland this autumn will make no
mistake, for they will find there many
splendid attractions to interest them.
A full military band. one of the best
in America. will give concerts every
afternoon and evening, and there will
be amusement features such as will
please all, and such as can only be
found in the very best theaters. The
great exposition building will be a
blaze of glory and bower of beauty,
and it will be well worth going many
miles to see the splendid exhibit Of
the products of field. farm. orchard,
forest, fishery, factory and dairy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14

Cape Town, Sept l3.-Four trains
containing refugees from johannesburg
have arrived here. Four hundred
refugees have also arrived at Durham.
During the past week. the relief com.
mittee Of johannesburg assisted 1000
cases of distress reported throughout
the Transvaal.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14
Tracklaying in Idaho.

Work on the kootenai Valley rail.
way has commenced in earnest. The
necessary machinery for the work ar.
rived last week and is now in readiness
for operations. Superintendent Rob.
erts expects to Law two miles per day.
II no accident occurs the rails will
reach Polt Hill by the middle of the
month. The head of the lake will be
reached by October |.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14

The report OF Engineer Byrne, Of
Pomeroy. WASH, has been received.
He estimates the cost OF constructing a
fume and erecting n power-house and
plant at $22, 900. This does not in
clude the electrical machinery or the
poles and wire. which it is estimated
will cost about as much more. 1t is
not likely that the city will feel justi-
fed in attempting SO large an under.
taking at present.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14
Wooden Mills Rush ed,

The big wooden mills of Thomas
Kay, in Salem. is now kept running
night and day in response to orders
from all parts OF the country. Blankets
and f1annels are now being turned out
almost exclusively to fill these orders.
One hundred persons are employed.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14

Havana, Sept. l3.-The captains OF
the British ships arriving here from
Venezuela confirm the news that there
has been a revolution there during the
last three weeks. They say there
are two parties against the government
and that the latter is extremely sus
picious.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14
walla waila Bonds Sold.

The city of Walla Walla. Wash, has
sold $3.50, 600 bonds. of which $l33.-
600 were sewer and water bonds.
Morris & Whitehead. of Portland. were
the successful bidders. They bid for
general municipal bonds Al per cent
interest and per cent for sewer and
water bonds. The total bonds sold at
. premium OF $2.1O0.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14
Helena Bank Won,

The result OF the sale of the CITY
bonds of Helena. Mont, was that the
Union Bank & Trust Company. of that
city, led ali the Eastern banks in their
premium offer and finally secured the
bonds, amounting to 500, 900, giving a
premium of $3.50. This brings the in.
teTest down to SO per cent.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14
Flour for Dawson.

The steamer Alpha left Vancouver.
b. c., last week with cargo of loo
tons of flour for Dawson, from the Mill
of the Woods Milling Company. At
Dawson -four is selling at Sc per bag
and at this rate the agents OF the firm
in the North will be able to realize
something like $4,000 out of the
whole shipment.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14

The board of trustees OF Lewiston,
Idaho. state normal school, has nego-
tiated the sale of bonds amounting to
$1,000 at premium of 10 per cent,
thus providing an aggregate sum of
%, 200 to construct two dormitories and
purchase physical and chemical ap.
paratus for the scientific department.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
z NiW Polskich
W AM Err YCE.

q .5 . .= , ! . 4 /. . I y -
B[SK UPI amerykahscy
zwykle karza parafe, kt6re
zgrzeszyly sponieWieraniem
roboszcza, " ten spos6b, ze
i'm nasla ma kark najgorsze'
go ksiedza, jak'ego moga
znalesc. TAX n. p. nasza pol
ska parafia Y Winonie, e
sponiewier ranie S. P. rs. Do
rnagalskieg 60, plszczes esliwiona
! lzostala klawitrem kt6ry Je,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
Am ER Yk..AI !

PIERW.SZY PREZY-
DENT Stanow ziednoese-
Enych, Jerzy hingto sta
nowczo przeeiwnym byl poll.
tyce zaborczej. Jakby "
'duchu przewidywa} rzeczy,
,dzielace sic dzisiaj "a Nc
Kinleya, powiedzial on te
:pamietne slowa. laden ma.
rod ME ma prawa, miesza6
sic do vewnetrznych zatar-
gov innego. Kazdy nardd ma ma
.prawo do tworzenia przyje-
.cia rzadu, pod jakim sam
mniema. zyt jaknajlepiej,5''
s - o.
W LE.GISTATURZES Sta.
nu Michigan W zeszlym tygo-
dniu przeszlo nowe prawo co
do spadko bierstwa WIDOW
.bezdzietnych. PodIug nowego
.prawa cala domowizne odzie--
dzicza wdoWa. "a starych
praw WdoWa mog}a mice do
mowizne wartosci tylko $3.50.
Move prawo opiewa. ze je1ezsHI
ME ma dzieci a pozosta ME
ruchomost, wdowa ma pier-
SENSITIVE pred innyn1i kreW-
nyrni meza do $1,000, reszta
.bedzie dzielona po1niedzy fa-
m;lja nieboszczyka. Dotad
wdowa miala prawo tylko do
$1,000. To znaczy ze jezeli
majatek Jest wart $500 lub
mniej; wdowa zabiera wszyst-
ko a krewnii nice ME dostana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06

=, :. 4
.}|sas, sie do 'nlietg nloda q 1 dlsirw
|lct:z,yna Alta Richard q Z, hlidls- 4 tll,
Vile kt6ra jak twierdailB ilB',spnet
cierpiala IA chorobe uerVoa tl',' I
va. Bennet kazal g = jel .sle ! 3.
! polozyt do l6tka Is uspil ia
chlor ofornem. Kliedy jjedna
ktepo pewnyn czasie oddech :,
u.chore.) ustawal. Bcnnet "a,
woIal Z drugiego pokoju slu-
zaca hotelu, azeby pobiegla
[po ,,brande s do trzezWieen'a E:
|lesz v hotelu, ktory ma ma.
Hey do wstrzemi4z 4zliwy ych.
|zadnych spiry ytuali6w ma.
Iprzeto slu7aca pobie-
gla do sasiednlej apteki.
|lecz przez ten czas. oddech q 4 u
pacyentki zupelnie ustat $; Z
przestala 1yt. Aresztowany
dokt6r twierdzi, ze kilka razy
leczyl )uz. pacyentke. ME
spodziewal sic jej snierci.
Obecnie pod zarzutem mor- .
|derstwa, Dr.. Beunet s'edzi "
wiezlsniu do rozprawy s4do-
wei. Pan Sedzia Doyle.
na wstauiielaie sic adwokatow !
naaanaczyl kaucye SIS 600
lecz adwo kaci staraia siss ~. s7::.
zsby kaucya ;xostala znitona
as ! o.oo 8. $ s =
=s.: :::---t 8 - /. ::.5 c:.5
PRZEZNACZONE MA
MANTLE swieze pos'Iki sklar'
daja sig = $500 rekrut6w
dla regularnego wojska (iuz
Iwytw'czonych). z pulkdw mu
rzyhskich 2,o48 zotnierzy,
600 kawalerzyst6w 2 Ago
| pulku kawaleryi, dw6ch !. kon1-
fpanii : ~ go pulku, 256 tol-
merry, 10 81 ) pulku piechoty
ficzacego 1886 tolaierzy, Il
=, 600 tolnierzy, kt6rych wy
mustrowal gen: SKATER y
Presidio pod San francisco
-ra1en I5,,4l144o.
WINNENUCCA. New,
1go Lipca. Gdy posiag Z .
Is pu}kiem ! hompani4 p
a pulku piechoty stana' na
tutejszej stacyi. naPadi zol-
nierze ma szypk. znajdujacy
sic W pobljzu divorces, obii
Ekelnera, potlukliI spr1e,y
zabrali ws.ystks wodke, jak4
znalezli. Poszkodowan SYN.
karz wyrobil sobie warranty i.
szeryf ME pozwoliI zarzsdowi
kolsi pus1cnat v. .rueh pociag.
|dop6ki ME zostana aresztowa.,
ri rabusie
PFC i j GDzlE8s /: s J i 4 n n MB|U | / IA i,
SOW, wyslanyc ych pred klein do
Tampa, Fla.. skaed miafy byc wy.
slane do Kuby5 ala ameryk kahskic
wojsk, zaginsl wszelkie poszuki-
wanna !: MA by1y dotyo oheza. d.ronps. J
Gen Anderson zostal q TEN : Wa
[shlpgto M iuwiado omiony wezva-
sby sis starai " kryt, gdz,e 3
- .l anbulanse psdz,a' 20 pre-
Ewozs m ambul. l.ns6 najj jjeto xsczas
s,IsII saa1y pociac III Ragon,di dw. ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
Redaktor wydawoa HieronIm Derdowslxf.

leEOnlm DerdaOWskf.
aaldo nc ME cbce '.s 9,
opusc'lG.
o.
! MANILA. Star
Gle sic dW6ch o, armijj
pod San Fernando
.zd|aje sic bye niieunik- nj
nionlem. Fllipihczycy
So bardzo czynni, sy-
piA szance dDiem i
noca. " sr6d deszczu
|sypiaja :zolnierze a.
ml.eryka1iscy Ter " ubra- j
nin i jedza .6niad;a.n.ie a.
Q 4ej godzi1nlie' god mi 2 rama, :. NJ. !,
bedac " kaEzdoj ch .]. Will
przygoto Wani ma a
tax.
Ma p6lnoc Cd Pa
ra,naquye o:tooz.yli pow
s'tahcy oddzial wojska
ameryk.aRl,hjs'ki.e9'{go) "a, D. z1o- q: .
zony ze !' III i ludzi. ).
Zabito i raniono 81
os6b, a l3 wzieto do
ME vol. Pod Calico
can otoczono ca1y.
.oddzia4 do Wodzon 'l:l' e 3, !.
p prze . kapf TINA Roc it'tl;s''
( kEefeller.i Wi':z;zleto WI Wszy-
stkich .-7o1nierzY do
ME woG.
-
BRUkSELA, "
Belggi1. ! :: Burz9 sic
tu: socYalisci, q poWo:.
du, ze pos'lom ich "
sci mie narodowym
dzia1a sic krzy VIDA.
w ieksza po}owa
mieszkahc6w stol;cy,
a nawet Geese gwar-
dzi narodowej, q mimi
trzyma. Policya juz
musia4a strzela6 do
mas N ludu, a socyali-
Sol tez stfzelali z
re;wolwer6W lub rzu~
cali kamie mani.
Kr6l leopold zyWii
nl|.a3'd:zi'ie'je, l:|.3' L ze zo}niefze J
W kifku dniach bunt
usmierza.
90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
. SOUTH BEND, Ind.

Zostal aresztowany w aaszem
mieScie podrozulacy dokt6r :
Detroit G. T. Bennett. oska-
rzoDy Q mord derstwo.. Rzsez
sic TAX miala: onegdaJ rane
" Eagle hotelu zatfzy mi s
Bennett gdziie " nalynl eie1n
r,yln dusznl,,'m pokoiku
zyjmowal pacy I e1,tdw. zgglo- 8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06

MANILA. u A Agui-
n naldo ggwa}tem \! po-
trzeb''ulie pien:ie2dz'y, p: :
vice znlzyl Q potowe
Gene. okupuL "a uwie
]. .zionlych h]1liiIis:zpa6sk.i.c1:.hll. his: .1:.ll
10 ' o,lLn[ii'erzy. 3 .i'l'' W szyscY
chorzY Iolnie'rze .' hisz-
pa1'il.sscy ms uz zostali
WYdanis komisarzom
]. / hll.lszpail . skim ) Il. q J. Tylk;.o' 90
na mnichhacehlz b { = 4 Agui-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06


].
na AcaD IS "szys'k'en :
dzlecl szaol1'yen ssa1 1szycn'
mIods1yeh ,':l |'|' WaJa .! oWazane =
e Wlelkse a1ane
!
MaliszeWskI, ezydent e'war-
ldy' sulaskg pracu}ac y
kopalnf za'e'e costa
moeno poka'azony WyPa
dek SIC zoa1z Vsku'ek .ego ,
g Ma''szeXsn' ''.e -
ue'ee - = Wys1' ,''', l'a'
= maria 1El 81 adN's {
fkoneck'cll5 ~ 1'sh : heo'a
pre- bywala y 1'efyee z. :
PozoS'ass''ea IT, 3 s,S' /
+ 8 s. ~ 5<'Ss = 49,.
mfazna : Mf1slsk'1h , olaz
FdWo)e alue =
J. 9.
WlLhEo11A'>hE. :. .
kedak.of lSuu,
haroi LaskosYsh' zossa, a'es1 Z
toWany Y 'zu1'4 VS.
len sta"ionz ai'yku' !"
przeciWko slwalerowi Kuc-
Ikiemu Nanticoke, kaucya
|kw Wysoko SCI S. ! 900 postaW'a i! ~
"a skiego KS.
Gramlew]cz.
o
SHAMOK.]lN. Pa.
Alexis. Jankowski. lat 26,
:mieszkajacy po kawalersku
ma Staten pomiedzy Brady.
i Excelsior,szostat zamordo~
wany. ,Koroner'' orzeki, ze
stra1 . no1niei zostal zaduszo-
nv. w5kutek czego umarl.
SHENANDOAH, Pa.
Hieronim Urbahski, zeszlego
poniedzialku zostal pokale-
czony W kopalni Maple Hill,
zaWiesion yado szpitalas W pa
Ereln n,iuutsi zycic,sl5 zakofie:zyl.
zmar1y llczyIlatt 45 pozosta.
WI zone pifc orc dzieci.
lego samego dnia podczas
piracy " kopalni zostali polka
leczeni Stanislaw silva !
W'sniewsk'.
TT l5BORe1. Antonl
: w'atkowsk' z Elk LICK "a
.posiai szyfkarte po swa s1os
trZennfce Stetanla 5iupcZeW-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06

" VI lkjlku n1iesiacach zrobil IA
50 tysieey dolar6Wy szkody
Teraz znowu karze ks. bis.
kup Richter parafia polska v
Bay ( .C(ity,Mich., pod dobna cho-
lera, " postaci lewity Bic
niawskiego. - Me dziWit sic
usta wlcznie szczutym owiecz.'
kom, ze sic zala W1ARUsoW1
ma srogiego owczarka. ! spie-
wajac wleczoranai suplikacye,
wymieniaja take plage, kt6-'
ich teraz najbardziej trapi:.
Cd pow|etrza, gfodu, ognia ]
wojny Cd wikarych " rodza-,
u ksiedza Bieniawskiego,
.zachowaj mas, PANEL.
~PIORUN uderzyl W gr6b
niedawno pogfzebanego ks,
Barzydskiego W Chicago.
Pisaly tax aogielskte dzien-
niki sChicagosk'e, a dowie-
dziehsmy sic Q TEN takze :
listu Cd zaslugujacego na
Ware abonenta.
WYDAWCA niezaleznej
!, ,Reforfny. pan Karwowski
W Chicago, poddat sic cie1'
kiej operaacyi 6cz;. Grozi = rnu 'l;I
..lltfata ,WzEo2'ka. ]. !.
NIL WAUKEE, Wis.
.Wiel. ks. 1dzi Tarasiewicz w
.Niedziele 2 Lipca. po ,d|uzszej
chorobie:. po .raz ,.=pierws'zy
cd pnawil .msza swi ';ta j: kaza-
ME- .=s :
ri, ..ss:, ~. 90 --:@
#OCONOMOWOC, Wis. Ma
krzyz6wce Chaffee znalez!ono
obok toru zwloki lakiegos
mezczyzny; zabitego prz,ez
pociag, P6zniej wykazalo sic,
ze to by} Jak6b Jakucki z
Bay City, Mich.
POLONIA, Wis. 9
letni. syoek P. Jana .Nor's1.i / j
berga bawIa2c sic 2 innemi
dziet1ni. tracii swa matke "
reke: wtedy w}asnie, gdy
jego trzymala W reku
'dyper" z goraca woda.
Wskutek tracenia, ukrop
sic rozla} i poparzy} chlopca
ma :szyi piersiach. ?. Norm
berg przyby} W srode do
Stevens Point do doktora,
ktory mu przyrzadzil potrze-
bne ma zagojenie oparzelizny
lekarstwo,
CHICAGO. Jak well
IL Q - "a tf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06

[skie''mu ]. 8 zasslym' Gypadk'u, i.
PAM Kwlatkowsk pfIzybyla
do Pittsburg wlas'ym,E. i ko'sz. AZ;
TEN pogrzeb bala sliWaa.
,Pogrzebem zajmo oval sic Fi-
fer polski pogrzebowy "a GO
pani Kwiatkowska gotowka
mu zaplaciIa i ode ebtala po-
kwltowanie. M:iimo tego po.-
gre bowy udal ;l| sic q do ! ko'n- N
panii kolejoweji pragnsl $50
"a pochowe" " denatki.
CHICAGO. w Niedzie-
odbyly sic " kilku koscio}ach
skladki na policynta Bagin-
|skiego, "a ktorego stawiono
is tys'ecy dolar6w kaucyi,, =
Fir. Caaia, syn znanego u mas
obywatela l, przejezdz przez
tory kolejowe. zostai najecha.
ny przez pociag j mccno po-
kaleczony. Ma zlamana iedns
reke. Ko1i lego zostal zabity /
"a w6z roz,trza.skany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
TELEGRAMY y .

= KOLONIA, u mad
Renem. Wskutek
!. strajku W obwodzie
gorniczYln W Bo-
chum, 260o polskic,h !,
g0rnik6W ME zosta1o
przyjetych 2 pow1o-
tenn dc 8 r'oboty. % Zan-
darmi s P olak6w "a
bill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
REN N ES

RENNES. Ka-
pitana :Dreyfusa ME
wysadzono na lad W
Brest, lecz W Quibo.
!. 70, zkad 60 najprz6d
kole)a, a potem po-
wozem zaWieziono do
Rennes. w Rennes
padaf deszcz l prze-.. :.
szkadzaf mieszkan-
com zbiera6 sic tfum- ;
ME ma Ia uull.llcach, i i
Laborl i Demange,
adwokaci Dreyf,usa,
..':';e czes!to sic Z nl q 9
radzala, prz.Jy goto-.
wuiac sic do nowego
sadu wojennego. Mo
via onl, ze stan jego
zdrowia via. i umys1u jest
lepszyml, anizeli sic
spodz,:iiewali: Il PAM
,vDreytus wolno wi
dzie6 sig z meier m co
trzecl dziei, przez
godzine.
W Rennes masa jest
detekty WOW, szpiegu-
)acych kazdego obce-
go, a kilku zandar-
lml6w ,patro'Iluje pred
arezyden,c'ya, en,c' pani
Dreyfus.
Ksiaze Monaco "a.
prosil Dl[,''rleyfusa, d kt6-
rego INA u osobiscie,.
ably, SIX skoro zostanie
wypu.s':!z'c'zo:'ny us! &c na vol "
nose, przyjechal ma
jego zamek h i 2 iona
Y niego jaknajdluzej
gOsci1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06

81 + - Z 81 5a. Z.
CHICAGO. Jak well
ka jest szkola parafalnIa Sw.
Stanis}awa <. swiadczy oko.
licznos6, ze " roku biezacym
przeszlo 600 jejj wychoWahc6w
stepuje do pinerw:s'zej n :' ko-.
munii sw. Dnia IL. Czerwca
przystapilo po raz pierWs:Izy
do Stolu Pahskiego 76od dzieW-
czaatek;a Liipca a43 chllopc6w,
a jeszcze dnia 2 Lipca przY'
.stapi okolo rs dzieci. Ma
wet paraie, posiadaj jace ogdl
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-06-24
An Infant Desnerado.

New York, June 2O.-Jennie Fiero,
the 5-year-old daughter of Marie and
Joseph Fiero, was committed to the
insane pavilion at Bellevue hospital
yes a:day to be examined as to her
sanity II is said by the police that
she is the youngest person ever COM
mitted by magistrate to the insane
pavilion. Mrs Fiero told the magis-
trate that the child has murderous
instinct On Sunday she was disccv-
cred creeping upon the 10-months-old
baby, Tony, who was seated in a high
chair. She had a butcher knife in her
hand and was about to plunge it into
the baby's side when the mother selz-
ed her The girl then endeavored to
jump from the window. The child has
made attempts on the lives of every
member of the family,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-06-24
WOMEN RIOTERS IN CLEVELAND.
'r,,cy AID the Men in Attacking n


'chcy AID the Mon in Attacking
Street Car.
Cleveland. June 20.-Up to 4 o'clock
IN the afternoon yesterday promised TO
be the most uneventful day in the big
street railroad strike. At that hour
another serious riot broke out in an
entirely new quarter, and one non
union man was seat to the hospital in
consequence.
The company began yesterday the
operation OF two new lines, those on
Scovill and Central avenues. The
cars were protected By policemen, and
until afternoon no trouble occurred.
Just before O'Clock two of the Scoviil
cars approached the crossing of the
| Pennsylvania railroad There they
were met by mob of more than 2,0UG
men and women. Che of the cars was
taken across the railroad safely, but
the other was held up by the mob. A
perfect shower of paving bricks and
stones fell about the car and crashed
against the vestibule at the front end,
behind which the Eotorman was con-
cealed
Women threw bricks and handed
them to the men who were in the front
of the crowd. The windows Of the
car had been lowered. and the bricks
crashed against the seats and fell upon
the floor of the car. The conductor es-
capped injury, but the motorman, A. !.
NnNrou, of CT c1ie. was cfrup1< on
the head with brick and rendered
unconscious. He was taken to hos
pital The patrolman on the car was
also hit with brick, but was not
seriously hurt When a detachment
of police arrived the mob dispersed,
and no arrests were made
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-06-24
WANTS THE MAYOR IMpsAcHED.

Preacher Makes Sensational Charges
Against Atlantn's ChiefEyecutive.
Atlanta, June 19-In sensational
sermon last night Dr. l.. G. Broughton,
pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle, called
upon the city council to impeach
James G. Woodward, mayor of At
lanta. DR.. Bmughton said the chief
executive was : confessed gambler, q
libcrtine, sot, and : disgrace to the
city" At these words a part of the
audience of about 1900 people cheered,
In the course of his remarks Dr..
Broughton said:
when the mayor was member OF
an important committee to go to Wash
lngton on the matter OF the federal
prison site he was drunk most Of the
time, and there were other things that
occurred in connection with him that
hesitate to mention from the pulpit.
He should bes impeached at once. II
the members of the city council do not
impeach him l shall take steps my
self. No such man has right to be
mayor of this city The situation is
indecent and disgraceful."
Mayor Woodward, when informed of
DR.. Broughton's remarks, said: II re-
gard the statements of DR.. Broughton
is ridiculous. ! ask the public to sus-
jend Judgment"