davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
QUAY NOW LACKS FoURTEEN.

Harrisburg, Pa, January 19.-Quay
had Ill votes In the Legislature today,
fourteen less than enough,
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

EoR sALE-Block Of two house. situated on
Congress St. near Locust. divided into 4
rents Income e5i per month; each rent has
gas and Sebago water. cemented cellar, good
Exchange st. 1g-i
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

WE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or viii re-
ceive the same al our auction rooms for
sale ON commission. GOSS a. WILSON,
Auclioneers. Is Free street. decl7-5
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

EOR SALE-In Deering. elegant. new, IL
room house on Glenwood Ave-, $500: new
. room house Glenwood Ave-, $4,000; handsome
residence rooms. corner of Deering Ave. and
William St, $4,000; room house stevens Plains
Ave. near Spring St, $500; coy room cot
tage, Thomas ST.. Woodfords. $500; these
houses are new. modern and have heat, electric
lights and bells, sewers, bathroom, etc. they
are cheap at these prices; we will make terms
TO suit you and Will make 1t an object to buy
this month. DALTON & CO.. SO Exchange St.
city. deci2tt
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

TO LET-In DeerIng at woodfords, 8 room
house. with bath room piazza. ceniented cell
lar and furnace fine location; SIS. As an in-
reduce the rent some until April LIST. Apply at
No. ARLINGTON STREET. Woodfords.
20-l
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

WANTED-Case bad health that R-LP-A-N-S
viii mot benefit send cents to Ripans Chemical
Co New York for 10 samples and LOCO testimonial.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

The High school seniors at the Opera
House.

The High School seniors gathered I'M
der their GLASS colors at the Union Opera
house last evening aud repeated the ex-
hibition which WAS given the night be-
fore at the Town hall. There was a large
attendance and a very enthusiastic one as
we'll. Annie Hsmilton's voice rang out
sweetly and her Numbers Sweetheart
and ANGELS s,erenade," the latter with
violin obligato and piano accompaniment,
were loudly arplauded. In Blind Marga-
ret, Eddie Dyer, Arthur Robinson aud
Harry Mckenney acted their parts well
and ably seconded the stars of the ocea-
sion. Helen Morrison and Alice Hersey.
The poses plnstiques were perhaps the
most striking feature OF the entertain
me mt and were educational as we'll The
SUBJECTS were all taken from Greek my
thology and were living pictures of what
has long since been enshrined In bronze
and marble.
The young people are to be conaratu-
and doubtless u good sum was realized to
detray the expenses Of the graduating
class.
MYRTLE ASSEMBLY NO. 2, p. 5.
Myrtle Assembly No. Q, p. s. will give
an entertainment called "Peddler's Pa
raGe' at their hall. Wednesday, Feb. /.
Refreshments and small fancyl articles
will be sold by the mem bers, who Will
dress in the costume of the pedler they
represent.
A NARROW ESCAPE FROM A BAD
BLAZE.
About 8 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon
there was great excitement on Sawyer
street and what came very near being a
bad blaze was checked in theinick of time.
A boiler containing tar for roofing pur-
poses was being heated on Capt York's
kitchen stove, when all of sudden the
paper around the handles caught tire-snd
started the tar into a big blaze. Mrs
Nancy Griffin Dill who was IN the HOUSE
at the time gave the alarm and soon after
wards was SO overcome by fright that she
had TO be carried into the adjoining bar
Der shop where after some little work she
WAS restored to consciousness by MIR. "A.
n Woodbury.. Hearing the alarm, John
Doughty who was working on a ROOT
near by rushed into the kitchen and
throwing rug over the boiler carried 1t
just outside the kitchen door where he
was obliged to drop It. Quick as light
ming the flames spread to the wood work
Of the shed when Char les Griffin lost no
dine in attaching n hose to faucet In
10. nd I'm ha
Washington Taylor then rushed over and
dragged the burning boiler to the middle
OF the yard and finally by the liberal use
of water the flames from the burning tar
and kitchen door were put out The
damage was slight, though the woodwork
near the shed was badly charred. 1t was
ere Of he narrowest kind of escapes.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

Tor SALE-2 IL story house containing u
l rooms divided into two rents all In rrst
class repair heated by steam; hot and cold
water, bath. cemented cellar. stable has 2
stalls; lot 50ri25; situated No. II st. lawrence
sc. Inquire A. {. LIBBY CO., zig II
change st. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

FOR SALE-Drug. Pharmacy and Prescription
L store; well located for the business Stock
and fixtures. good opening. For further
particulars call and investigate the above and
you Will be fully satisfied. N. S. GARDINER,
50 Exchange street. 1911
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

MONEY LOANED on first and second mort
M cages. real estate, life insurance policies
notes. bonds and good collateral security
Notes discounted; rate of interest per cent a
year and upwards, according to security. W.
T. CARR. room 5, second floor Oxford Build
ing ls5MiGdle street 1874
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
H. T. HARMON & co.
TO LET.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 90 cents. cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

EOR SALE-t l-2 story house containing g
L rooms and pantry; has Sebago wafer;
stable on premises; situated No. 80 Paris ST.
fair sized LOT. For further particulars inqui 9
OF A. c. LIBBY & CO., AZ l-2 Exchange s.
1871
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
MARRY ME-, NELLIE,

And VIII buy you such q pretty Ring at
McKenney's. A thousand solid gold Rings,
Diamonds Cpal-Pearls. kubies, Emeralds and
all other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Rings a specially. Largest stock in
city. MCKINNEY. The Jeweler. Monument
Square mar22du
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
spe week for rs csnts cash in advance
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

no LET-A large light. newly finished front
Office. with small office connected and toilet
Sd floor. 81 Exchange street; steam heat Apply
at Colesw0rthy's Book Store. 90 Exchange ST.
col
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

MORTGAGES NEGoTIATED-we have
| WI funds of clients to invest in first mortgages
| on real estate security AZ per cent. interest.
| We make Il specially OF placing loans on city
Office First National Bank Building.
FREDERICK ;. WALL l7-i
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
SPOT GAsH-oLp COLD.

We Civ you the highest price for Old Gold as
we use itefor making rings. MCKINNEY the
Jeweler. Monument Square. oct27du
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

EOR SALE-A good bargain In houses is now
offered. have some especially good trades
In two and three fiat houses, to occupy one floor
ard rent the other. and have good income on
the investment: Please call and investigate.
y. 5. GAhDINER, 90 Exchange street. 16-1
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

WANTED-To buy medium priced house in
w good locality. one arranged Tor two families
preferred. Address j. n. D.. care Press Office.
pol
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

E0R SALE-One office safe four feet high,
and good as new. Will be sold cheap. Al
dress SAFE, Press ONCE. III
EOR SALE-A fine pair OF work horses 6 years
old. weigh 30UO lbs. chestnut color, finely
matched. and thoroughly acclimated. A. F.
MINOTT West Falmouth. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

RIO LET-Large aleove room. second floor front
and adjoining bath room. with or without
board, at Congress Park. col
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
A THOUSAND RINGS

nor SALE--4 nice single road sleiShs. cloth
trimmings, best workmanship, black OF red
running gear Can he seen at 301 Commercial
ST., LlkEN-TOMLINS0N co. jani2du
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

swoje po katolicku.

swoje po katolicku.
(. lego pasierb jest probo-
szczem u Sw. Piotra paw}a
przy sztok .yardach W Chica.-
go. Drugi pasierb jest adwo-
katem
Nemens zostal wybrany
cz|onkiem legislatury Stanu
illinois. Jako cz}onek legisla-
tury, Klemens byl szczerym
! wiernym przyjacielem re-
l'gii katoljckie). poniewaz
zawsze ! wszedzie szpiclowal
A pi a $ t 8 W.
"a dobrych czas6w kropi-
dlarskich klemek byl dobry.
Nawet do Winony go wys]ali,
ably Hleronima Derdowskie.
go aresztowa]. - co sic, jak
Pan Bog przeznaczy}. ME
udalo i udac sic ME moglo.
Klemek, bedac cytryna z
g.l u pia, lecz d Q b r q via
ra, dal sic wyzyskac. Cy c.
k a i go, az go wycyckali.
Wstyd i ha6ba NARoDow1
"a og}oszenie listu Klemka.
W1ARUs. wskutek takiej
podlosci NARoDU stale po
stronic pana adwokata Kle-
mensa Belihskiego, i w2lno
D. Klemensowi sic udac do
Mas W wszystkich swoich po.
trzebach, dop6ki Go niespra~
wiedliwie beda przesladowat.
K. Belinski nj e jest abo-
nentem WIARUsA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
TELEGRAMY.

LONDYN. 8ty-
slecy zo}nierzy dotad
stracili Anglicy "
wojnie z Boerami W
Afryce. z powo-
du niespodziewanego
niepowodzenia teraz-
niejsi minlstrowie
angielscy musza lsc
W odstawke, a ma WI
downis wojny W A.
fryce po4udniowej po-
s}any zosta} lord Kit
chener, pogromc:aa q
zaawc6w Mahdiego
W Sudanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
w obFonIs alesinR8go.

Jak czytelnikom W1ARUsA
cd lat wiadomo. bylismy O.
twartymi wrogami P. kle-
mensa Belihskiego, bylego
prezydenta Zjednoczenia Ka-
tolickiego. Co sic nam "a
to dostalo? Nieboszczyk
X. Wincentty Barzyhski ma
mowil i dakrec,l K. Belih-
skiego, ! by n=a sci
m i e po d czas Wy.
IS tawy y 8 8 9.3 r.w 9 h i
c a G 0. W1ARUs x.
If r. K RIO LA znie W a
Z y !l...
Wtenczas Klemens byl
dobry, lecz obecnie Klemens
jest $ 2 u B + q. W 6 e m, Po-
niewaz sic stara 9 adwokatu
re Zjednoczenia.
Gala intryga wyszla7 ma
wierzch, "a pomoca X lgna'
siaka \ Erie, Pa.
Klemens Belihskj 4 i e
]es s q. I Q ,1. W ie < g n
/ = I q a y 4 lecz -
rna zdolaosc q, od Pana Boga
| 1nu dan
o'zen,:,v!s 81 ~ s. 4. vdowss .',''s
lcho,wa5'l TAX il dziecii, jako
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

|jem ! Jeruzalem, W kt6rych
dlugie wieki lnieszkali ich
poto1nkowie.
Mog} sic Zbawiciel naro-
die " palacach ale. ME
chcial - owszem. wyraznie
zepowiedzial Bog, ze dopie-
70 wtedy zesle Syna swego,
gdy berlo kr6lewskie wyjdzie
z rakf dzieci Dawida, a oni
straciwszy blask kr6lewskoSci
j bogactw, innem zajasnieja
bogactwem. takiem bogac-
twem.| pred kt6rem moe tru-
chlejes Marya juz ME mia}a
jasnosci c6rki kr6lewskiej, ale
"a to .ozdobila ia pelnos6 lask'
Bozeli pieknosc cn6t | ME
winnosci. J6zefa ME otaczali
dworzanie jak jego praojca.
ale swiecila W MIN cnota czy-
stosci,! pracowitoSci ub6stwa.
l taxa chwile obraE Syn
Bozy. ably spoczac ma sianie.
Czyz tc ME oczywisty dow6d.
ze Bogu ME zaleca mas mic
innego, krom czystosci, swia-
tobliwosci zywota pracowi-
toScI?
Ukleknawszy tedy przy
z1obkty Pana Jezusa, proSmy.
ably na mas zstapi} duch Jego
podwdiny: duch pokory i duch
naiwyzszego szacowania siebie
laski mllosci Bozej, kt6re So
tylko udzialem dusz czystych.
Wowczas cokolw'ek mani
dzia6 sic bedzie ma swiecie,
my Aniolami z weselem "a,
spiewam'y:
Chwala ma wysokosci Bogu.
A ma ziemi pok6j ludziom
dobrej vol!
4 : " # - .E q -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
CAPETOWN, ,

NieszczeScie po ME.
szczeSciu spotyka4o
Anglik6w W 3 dniach
jednego. tygodnia.
10 Grudnia dostall
sic do niewoli ludzie
Gatacre'a, Ii CIR. wy
strzelili Boerzy 1000
ludzi z armii genera
la Methuena, Is CIR:
za6 angielski general
Butler .utraclf Ii ar
mat i 1890 ludzl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
Oranje, " Afryce po-:
4udniowej nie 2yje.

MANILA. w oj J
sko amery kahskie we.
sz}o do prowlncyi
Llocos, najbogats tszej
re wszystkich, kt6re
amerykanie dotych-
czas widzieli. Mlesz-
kahcy jei So zamozni, !,
umys4owo rozwjnieci
i wiecej niz ma pot
cywilizowani, Maja
wygodne mi:eszkania
i prowadza znaczn:e
rozwinietY przemysf
Niektorzy z mich So
widocznie bogaci.
DUBLIN. - Zapo-
wiedziana ma korzysc
Boer6w demonstra-
eva l6 Grudnia wy
wo}a}a miedzy lrlan-
dczYkami wielklruch
Powoiano do sluzby
Gala policye q Wojsko
trzymano pod bronia
W koszarach T4um Y
ludu wofa{y ma ull-
cbach Mech zyja Boe
rzy!" uBoze zbaw Ir-
1andye!' uPowiescie y
Chamberlaina!"
Przyw6dzcY ludu,
jadac powozem pred
pa}acem wicekr6la,
powiewall choragwi9
Transwalu l g}osili,
ze Mkt dzislaj ME boi
sic Anglii z wyj@t-
klein ksiecia Monaco.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

Wszystkim Abo-
nentom i Przyjacio-
}om naszego pisma
zase}amy zyczenia:
Weso}ych i szczeSli-
wych SWAT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
PRETORIA.

Forteca tutejsza oraz
P retoria naleza do mai
twierdz
NJ ca}ym swiecie, a
zywnoSci W
Mich lyle, re mogfy-
by sic przez cate lata
bronze. 5000 do
brze wyGwiczonych
zo}nierzy 2 armii ME
miecklej, teraz W
sluzbie B}oer6w, do
ted jeszcze " zadnej
w GlCG ulG laIn1O u
dzla}a, i Kruger u
myslnie trzyma ich "
rezerWie re :; e ma chWile2,
.kies'd'Y m.'oglib|y { bye
ajpotrzeb'ln.lejsl i.
zAFI5Y 2 !. !. S, WAC ..E'.'.: 'VIARUs I ! sA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
.Bole Narodzenie

Boze Marco dzeni.e
Serdeczna ipelna radoSci
powraca nam doroczna uro-
czystosc Bozego Narodzenia
Ci.. kt6rzy W Jezusa wierza,
poboznem obchodzeniem Adj
wentu do tel uroczystosc'
przyspos bieni, = swietem
uniesieniem rozmyslae powln-
nj niezgleblone m }osci Bozej
tajemn ce, i znekana wsr6d
ciemnosci swiata dusze i zbo-
la}e wsr6d -twardej walki zycia
serca pokrzepiat przy zlobku
Jezusa. scielac sic wraz z ubo-
giemi pastuszkami pod nogi
Boga-Dziec'ny. Najsw. Jego
Matki i J6zefa Sw.
Boza dziecina ma sianku
zlozona, najswietsza Dziewica
i sw. J6zef. trzy osoby Boz
skiej rodziny, przypom;naja
nam najwieksze WARY tajem-
nice wz6r najwznioslelszych
cn6t, kt6re przemawiajac do
naszego serca. dziwnym po-
kojem nape}aiaja dusze.
Ia Dziecina ma sianku z}o--
iona, miluchno, :uSmiechnieta,
kt6z to, jezeli ME Bog praw :
dziwy, Pan nieba ziemi?
Czemuz, ziozyl Majestat !
przyobl6kt Sc cia'em. jezel'
ME ma to, abyS pozna}. ze
Bog tw6j jest Bogiem m }osc'
i milosierdzia?
Czemuz przyszedl ma SWAT?
Abys poznal. ze pragnie twe~
go szczeScia i zbawienia.i po.
niewaz Tybys ME zdolal vista.
pic do nieba, On zstapil ma
ziemie. aby ma zierni niebo
ci uczynic, a wracajac do ME
bios, ciebie z zsoba zabra}.
Czemuz Pan Majestatu
przychodzil ubogim j ma sian :.
ku spoczywa? Abys zrczumia}.
ze najwyzsze szczescie W swie-
c'e NE W dostatku, ale W las
see Jezusa i Jego swietej
mi|osci. Gdzie laska i mitoSG
Jezusa. tam bogactwo szczeS-
Gle. gdz;e Jezus, tam raj
niebo. Szopka uboga stale sic
niebem, gdy W niej jest Jezus
- palac bogaty i zlocony jest
pieklem bez Jezusa. Kto Z
ubogim Jezusem uboglm sic
stare W cierpliwosci, ten ma
zadatek wiecznej szczesliwos-
ci tax dalece, zesi bogacz
|jezli ME stanie sic ubogim "
duchu, ME wejdzie do kr6le-
stwa niebieskiego. jak wiel-
blad ME przejdzie przez uche
|igielne.
Badzmyz Z Jezusem ubogi
mi W duchu, a znajdzlem,
pok6j ma nieml, a koront
chwalY " v niebie.
Patrzmy;z, ina Naiswietsz;
DzieWice sW. Jozefa. oboI'
Z rodu krdleWskie Pr.aoii:
clec,ich , I9l David q byl krolem !
lIzraeh, mia zamki " Betle'
ESgsR ~ ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
CORK (IrlandyaI).

CORK (Irlandya).
- Bardzo sensacyj-
ME odby}o sic we
Waterford wsiadanie
ma okret jadacy do
kolonii Przyladka,
$50 rezerwist6w z
Royal Irish fu-
s1lierr''. Zachowanle
sic zo}nierzy by4o
szczeg6lne. ]. K,:iedy O.
kret wyp}y nal 2 przy-
stani, .zo}nierze sple-
wall hymn narodowy
irlandzki, a wlelu 2
Mich wo}a4o: ,,Niech
zyje starry Krueger!''
PARYZ. Obie-
ga tu pog}oska, &c
general Methuen, ,kie
rujacY Wypr;aWa an
gielska do pahstws
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
-CHICOPEE, Mass.

CHICOPEE, Mass. W
naszej parafi zauwazyf MOI NO
ma Cd Iewnego czasu zWrot. ''':rt'd
ku lepszemu. Niezalezni,
kt6rych juz tylko mala garst-
ka pozostala. sami sobie nie--
ufaja. KS. Prusak proboszcz
W Galicyi, opuscii nasza1
para6a, gdzie bawil Y. Y
goscinie, udalac sic po-.
wrotem do starego kraju. {. {.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
y Niw POlskich
W AMERYCE.
NOVA PoWIESc, bar
dzo ciekawa. zaczynamy dru.
kowae W dzisiejszym numerze
naszego pisma.

CHICAGO. Sprawa 0
pob;cie polskiego chlopca,
Wincentego Bozyka, przez
nauczyciela W szkole publicz-
nej W Hegewisch. ILL.,, zDowu
Jest od{ozona. Albowiem mat
ka tego ch}opaka powila
dziecko. Sp1awa powyzsza
zainteresowala najwyzsze po :
wagi chicagoskie. Gale
kolegium szko]y Henry
Clay" poprosi'o x. Arcybi-
skupa Feehana, ably powstrzy-
NAL x. Franciszka KrolPa
Cd skargi. x. Franciszek jest
gotowy poprzestat, skoro 6w
okrutnik albo pred x.
Arcybiskupem, albo majorem
chicagoskim sic przyzna do
why.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

POLSKI HOTEL SPREE
DANY. 80 W .Arcadii,, Wis.,,
sprzedal Kodak nasz pan
Franciszek Grossman. Gorno-
szlazak. sw6j hotel, najwiek
sly " tenn miescie. "a r.
tysiecy | 200 dolar6w. Kupil
go Niemiec p Koeller. Doe
tychczasowy w}asciciel ME
m6gl go dalei prowadzie dla
podeszlego wieku, a kupiec.
Polak laden sic ME nadarzyl.
Pan Grossman signal lako
hotelista ze zlotej uprzejmoSci
dla goscl, szczeg6lnie ola
podr6znych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
WILKESBARRE, Pa.

WILKESBARR RE, Pa. ----.7
], Rev., Dynia u1otni] sic Z
naszego rniasta IS. I. Klo-
wyforowal' l.E71 wa T. SO M ze
5swej plebaniiii wob Bee komlte-
tu, ME lie zWazajj ';E'.i;; j na jego
szurnne dstasiie ME sic i;'s ze
Jest Ks. Nliarya .1 J. Albe'rt1 Il 4:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

Dynia' Okazal sic tt
pierwszy numer MAczUG1. pii-
|sma humorystyczno satyry ycz.
nego. ilustracyami. Kieru-.
mex tresci ten sam co "
Stray. Miejsze wydawnic-
twa jest W Wilkes Barre, Pa;
lecz druk wykonano W Scran-
ton. Prenumerata wynosi
$3.50 ma rok. Redaktorem
jest P. A. Kolodziej, byly
professor seminaryum poll
skiego i wsp6lpracownik
PoLAKA W AMERYcE''.
STEVENS POINT, Wis.
- w Centralii Lofty zakur
phone pod budowe polskiego
koscio}a, "a staraniem KS.
Millera z Junction City. kt6ry
tam dojezdza ma odprawienie
nabozehstw i wskutek ofiar-
nosci tamtejszych Polak6w,
zostaiy juz wyp}acone. Po-
lacy z Centralii okolicy
maja zamiar budowa6 ma
lotach tych swiatynia Pahska
ma przyszia iuz wiosne Pola-
cy ma budowe kosc;ola pod
pisali iuz 50, 900. Do po-
myslnego doprowadzenia
dzie}a tego do skutku, pomoc .
swa obiecali ofarni farmerzy
y okolicy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-22

W ANTED-YOCNG WHITE MAN TO
w work on farm and run milk wagon oc
casionaly. Apply at 22G King street at 10 am
alt4tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-22
DAILY BEsTED YOUNG MAHONEY,

Jack DAILY, tho Wilmington boxer, treat.
ed the Manayunk contingent to a sort Of
surprise party when he easily defeated
thor pride. Young Mahoney, before good
size crowd at InGu rial Hall Philadelphia
last night. DAILY used excellent judg-
ment aud won by simply taking thing s.
easy and boxing MnhUEey the way he
should be boxed to win from him. The
Manayunker resorted to his usual stylo Of
defensive fighting and vainly tried 20 draw
DAILY out by his feigning nutics, but tho
latter refused to be drawn and only led
when good opportunity offered itself,
and he landed many good, hard jabs and
his famous chop, Mahoney also got home
with his left on face and body |. few times,
but they wero light, as usual, and he was
simply outfought by the Wilmington box.
or. Both men had their followers present
to urge them on, and everyo ono was given
good run for their money.
Tho men agreed to break at tho referees
bidding and their was little or no infrac-
tion of the rules Mnhoney did q great
lenl of the forcing aud the most Leading,
but his rushes was generally wild and his
leads blocked by Days clever work. DAILY
used his left nearly the entire six rounds.
using his right only in tie mix-ups. His
blows were much harder and delivered
cleaner than Mahoney's. The latter also
indulged in lots OF holding and sprinting.
In the first round DAILY started off by put.
ting a right swing on Nahoney's ear, but
outside of this no damage was done. nhe
second produced nothing, but in tho third
both go5 to work. DAILY started the bali
" It'll hard left hook on the Mauayunk-
er's neck, and put his right on the ear. Ma.
honey took hand In 1t and landed two or
three light swings on Doly's ears and head.
DAILY easily held the honors in the fourth,
landing several hard lofts on Mnhoney's
mouth and head. Tho flfths was all Daly's.
He landed several good, hard lefts aud
hard right. and had Mahoney holding.
DAILY opened the sixth with hard left.
and then got IN Two more. Mnhoncy got
left lightly on Jack II 1se. which brought
q lttlo of the claret, but the Wilmington
lad used his left and deserved the honors.
The prclminuries furnished some work
that was both good and bad. In .he first
Jimmy McGonigal Uutpointed Jack Lnns-
Ing in ali but the last round of the bout.
Frank Walsh gave away weight and box
cd u good draw with Young Mooney. The
bout between Tommy and Jack Donohoe
appeared very much like n brother act for
three rounds. and then the crowd hoo cd
them enough to force tho referee 4" take
them off,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-22

Perfectly lovely" is what the women
say in speaking of the performance Of
Charles Frohman's Little Minister" the
men echo their sentiments by the remark
that 'it was great" Everyone goes into
raptures over this, the most successful
play Of the century. Mr.. Barrie who made
the dramatiza,ion from his famous and
much talked of novel, has undoubtedly
given US play that is If anything strong.
or than the novel. It Is customary now.a-
days in. announcing the play to speak of
its pbenomiual success. especially if 1t has
been seen for any period of time in any
one city, but when 1t is stated that the
"Little Minister" was seen for 300 per-
formances In New York and that the
theatre was crowded to the doors at each
one of these performances, the truth is
told. The success Of the "Llttle Minister
has caused more talk than any play that
has been produced for number Of years.
The business Of this play since it left New
York had been marvellous in every place
1t has been seen. So far the theatre has
been crowded to its utmost capacity. As
soon as the ann Juncement that it Is to ap-
pear is made there is big demand for
seats, and by the time the company il to
appear every seat has generally been sold.
On Saturday April Goth at the Grand
Opera House will be presented this splen-
did play. Reserved seats will DO on salo
Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-22
HENRY MILLER IN HAMLET,

When it was announced that Henry
Miller would drop from his repsrtory his
successful play nf "Heartsease." which
had done him service for three years, and
would next season appear in new play,
it was thought that his next visit here
would be in that new play. But Manager
Charles Frohman had desire to place
MIR. Miller in Shakespearean play, hence
his appearance in "Hamlet" at the Opera
House OH May /. 1t has lcng been the
wish of both Mr.. Miller and his manager
to do this and few weeks tour has there
fore been arranged and elaborate prepara-
.ions as to scenery, costumes and company
have been made. 1t is really special
event, to show what can be done. and as
such is nn opportunity which may not oo.
cur again to see Mr.. Miller and specially
selected cast IN this play. 1t is the ambi-
tion of all good romantic actors to play
Hamlet" Now tho added interest Of Its
stage portrayal shows new beauties In the
play and the text is clearer to those who
cannot SEQ and hear tho scenes they read.
OF course many Of tho performances do
not rise to that pinnacle of greatness
which fascinates tho eye and ear but 1t Is
through this ambition that greatness Ia
evolved. and which an actor SO equipped
by nature and experience as is MIR. Miller,
the performances is certain to be lignifed,
and NAV be much moro than that