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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
cuAMpERs' -rR1p TO YORK.

The Chambers Fire Company has
completed arrangements for their trip
To York, Pa, as follows:
The company will leave the engine
house at s o'clock. headed by the Naval
Post Band. and march to the Bay Line
wharf to take steamer FOR Baltimore.
They will be met in Baltimore by n
committee from the Veteran Associa-
ton and escorted TO the depot of the
Western Maryland Railroad, and take
the 1929 train for York, arriving there
about 10 o'clock.
The following is the program to be
carried out while in York:
Tuesday afternoon industrial parade,
to be followed by the Darktown or
comic parade; entertainment Tuesday
night at the Laurel engine house;
Wednesday morning sightseeing about
the city. The big parade will take
place Wednesday afternoon, and ban
quot Wednesday night; grand display
of fireworks Tuesday. In York they
Will be met by the Laurel Fire. Com
pany and escorted to their quarters, the
Central Hotel. They will leave York
Thursday morning and arrive in Balti-
more about noon. They will be the
guests OF the Veterans while in Baltl-
more. They will leave Baltimore ut
$3.50 and arrive home Friday morning.
About 30 members will go on this trip
and the Indications are that all will
have a glorious time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
TRYING TO SAVE TATE

The public is fully acquainted With
the killing OF Allie Malone by Alex
Tate, and the trial, conviction and SEN
tence of death pronounced upon the lat
ter by Judge Portlock, of the county,
and the attempts subsequently made by
Mr.. George Martin. Tate's counsel, to
get n new trial for him without success.
New interest has been recently added
to the case by MIR. Julian Carr, a former
employer OF Tate's. engaging counsel tc
stave off, IL possible the hand of death
which is rapidly forming firm hold
on the unfortunate subject OF this ar
ticle.
MIR. Hugh Miller was In Suffolk yes
terday before Judge Prentis, of the
circuit Court, asking for n writ of error
IN the case, stating his grounds to be
that Tate is Illegally under sentence OF
death, In that the records fail 10 show
that Tate was in court when 4 motion
Tor new trial was made by Mr. G eorgc
Martin, and which was continued by
Judge Portlock.
Judge Prentis took the matter under
Amusement, and the young gentleman
who presented the case 10 the judge
has hopes that his prayer will be grant
ed. Failing here. other efforts will bt
made In behalf of the condemned man
In the meanwhile Tate is calmly spend
Ing his time In jail in Portsmouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
DEATHS AND TuyERALs.

Mr.. Richard Thomas Whitehurst a
well-known Norfolk county resident,
whose home is in Deep Creek township.
died yesterday at $50 o'clock, after n
lingering Illness. He was in the list
year of his age and had been a great
sufferer. He was IL member Of Old
Dominion Lodge, I. 0. o. T. His fu-
neral Will take place this afternoon MT
$3.50 o'clock from the Deep Creek Bap-
list Church. The intermcnt will be i'm
Oak Grove Cemetery.
MIR. and Mrs. John Steinman, of Cot
tnge Place. lost by death Friday night
their 5-year-old son, Albert He was
MS We'll as usual Mt o'clock Friday.
night, WHen- -f1r-- f.taaeeii FFetl- During the
night he was taken sick and by morn
Ing he was dead. The funeral will take
place this afternoon from tie resi-
dence OF his parents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT.

The Ding Bats" Bring Smiles Of Joy
to the Face of Mr.. Walter Webb.
MIR. Walter Webb, who unfortunately
lost his leg several months ago on the
Portsmouth and Norfolk Belt Line,
has been presented with one of a. a.
MARKS latest patent cork legs by the
Dine Bit Baseball Associa ton ana
their friends. The leg is of the finest
make. costing 500. and, no doubt, will
be of great service TO Mr. Webb AIR.
George Armlstead, captain OF the Ding
Bats. in few well-choscn remarks,
presented Mr.. Webb with the artificial
limb, and said. in part:
we hope you will accept thi, as a
token OF esteem and respect, and that
we hope 1t will do as much good to YOU
as the recipient, as 1t has been "a source
of pleasure TO the donors"
MIR. Webb replied i'll his usual mod
est way, and thanked the Ding Bats
and their friends repeatedly. Mr. Webb
left Immediately for New York to have
The leg fitted and in n letter to Il; friend
said he expected to be able to wear the
leg home in q few days.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
FRATERNITY NOTES.

In the circular issued by Grand Chan
ccllor Catlett. OF the Knights of Ply
thias, bearing date August 2st, the
three Portsmouth Lodges show IL net
gain OF As this year. OF this number
Seaside, No. so. Is credited with Al. He
also says that the membership in this
domain is larger than ever before, and
with united and continued effort, You
can, and l am assured will. make this;
a red letter year" in Virginia Py-
thianism.
Odd Fellows of the city OF Ports
mouth Will be highly entertained next
Thursday night In the Roscnbaum
building by the degree team of Gricc
Lodge, NO. 81. which will confer the
ini.iatory degree on several candidates.
rms team is we'll advanced in the work
and performs it well.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
LATEST NAVAL News.

Lieut.. a. NJ. Cook, detached from the
nnvy-yard ut Boston and ordered 10
Nashville.
Lieut.. w. Ball, detached from tho
duty on the Marietta.
Lieut.. L. NJ. Mutton. relieved as en-
gineer officer of the Yosemite ana or
dered to watch duty.
The following acting boa tswains have
been appointed: a. b. Irelan. 4. n,
Hewson. ]. n. Delnhtde and j. Mat
thews.
Lieut.. Com. j. TT. Perry has been de-
tached from the Oregon and ordered to
the SoIace.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
Tnp GROSS On GHR1sr.
Where the Word Of 6 Cd Can Be II card

~ hei 9.Ae =, - ~, BE ttenro
Monumental Church, LIB. Betty, pas
tor--Preaching at IL a. m. by Rev. ~.
e. Walden; s u. IN. by the pastor. Rev.
L. u. Betty. Communion at morning
service.
South Street Baptist Church, REV.
]. w. Mitchell, pastor Services as iol-
lows: Sunday school, 1880 IL. M;
preaching ut II a. m. and 8 p. m. by the
pastor. a cordial welcome to all.
Court street Baptist Church-Preach-
ing at III II. nj. and 8 p. IN, Rev. r. b..
Garrett. d. D., pastor. Sunday school
at $3.50 L. M.
Central m. z. Church. South
County street. between Washington and
Dinwiddie. Rev. r. F. Beadles pastor
at IL u. m. by Rev. l.. b. Betty and at
s p. IN. by Rev. r. t. WaterReld.
Central Mission, located between Cot
tage place and notwithstanding
school at $3.50 p. m. Preaching at 1880
u. IN.
The First Presbyterian Church. cor
ner Court and King streets, Rev. r. b.
IISgl eston pastor--Seryices to-day:
sabbath school at $3.50 a. m. Preaching
by the pastor at IL a. m. and D. IN.
Strangers, visitors in the city and the
public generally are cordially invited to
oil these services.
me TAFT Memorial Presbyterian
,Shurch. Plnncrs Point, Rev. c. d. Gill
iSeson pastor-Sundny school at 3 p. m
i'reaching by the pastor at 4 p. m.
ST johns Church. corner London and
washington streets, Rev. II. S. Farland
rector-SunGay school at $3.50 a. IN
Morning service at IL n. IN. Evening
service at y. IN. Holy communion
on 1irst Sunday at IL a. M: third Sun
day at S y. m.
st. Pauls Catholic Chur-':. King
street. near Dinwiddie, Rev. Il. j. Brady
pastor. Rev. VIM. d. Hanley assistant
pastor--first mass at Z a. nj. Children's
mass at Q a. IN. High mass at 1880 a
IN. Vespers and benedlction at 7:3(
y. m.
P;srk View Baptist Church. corne,
ihtton and Ann streets, Park View
Rev. w. p. Hines pustor-Sunda,
school at $3.50 a. m. Preaching by the
pastor at IL u. IN. and p. m. All well
come. Lard's Supper after morning
| service.
Park View NJ. L. Church. Rev. VIM
II. Proctor pastor-Sunday school at IL;
a. m Preaching ut IL n. m. and d. m
| by the pastor. Communion at morning
service.
Wright Memorial Church, r. b.
Blankenship. pastor-Sunday school al
0:15 n. IN. Preaching at IL a. IN. and
p. m. All invited.
Fourth Street Baptist Church-Sun
day school ut 9:15 a. m. Preaching by
the pastor at II II. m. and T:45 D. m.
Sunbeam meeting al 4 p. M.
Friends Church, on Green street Rev.
+. j. Hall, pastor-Sunday school at
$3.50 a. IN. Preaching at IL u. M, 3 d.
III. and p. III. by the pastor. All well
come.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
ABOUT BAsEBAL.u.... 3 !
The Game In Whining ton and Those
Ra PLAYED the Coming SWeeI<. ys

The Game In Wilmington and Those to
BE Played the Coming Week.
On Monday at $3.50 o'clock the. Ding
Bats and the All Americans will play
the third game of the championship
series for the benefit of the King
Daughters home. AS the two clubs are
well match and there is much inter-
est manifested In both, there should be
a big crowd. '
The game that was scheduled for
Thursday night between the Atlantic
Citys and the Ding Bats will be played
on Tuesday, the 9Th, instead Of Thurs
day. on account of the Gun Associa-
ton which will be held that day at the
Park. The lovers of the sport Will have
an opportunity OF seeing two good
games.
ALL AMERICANS LOSE.
The third and last game OF the All
Americans with the Wilmington, N :.
c., team at the latter city was played
yesterday afternoon, and the Whining
ton team shut out our boys In q well
played game. the score standing to O..
The teams made four hits each, and
the respective batteries were Kenna and
Gwa.hmey and Kaufman and Arm
strong. 1t was u pitchers battle. Sew
eral phenomenal plays were made by
the Portsmouth lads, Hume being es-
peciaily conspicuous In that direction.
TOMORROW MORNINGS GAME. {
The great Ding Bats and the Old
Point team will meet at Columbia Park
Tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock.
The managers OF the respective clubs
have strengthened wherever they
| thought it Was necessary, and very
fine game Is expected. The price of
| admission is ID cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
JUsrICE RIJsTICs coIIpT

Justice Charles w. Rustic had quite
an Interesting session last night at hie
office on Queen street extended.
The first to feel the heavy hand OF
the law wac John Lawson, colored, who
carried q concealed weapon. AS n ma
tural consequence of his act he vii
spend the next sixty days In 1aII
G. w. Williams, colored, got clio.
riously full, and failing to contain hi.
enthusiasm, was sent to jail for ter
days In order that he may more fully
appreciate the fact that "a still tongue
makes n wise head
Charles Harris and w. P. Tatem were
arraigncd on the charge OF fighting
They were adjudged not guilty and dis
charged from custody.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
IpIED.

FENTRESS.-At tho residence of her
parents, IlS Fifth street. Portsmouth. Va.
AUGUST 81, 1899. at 1l:i5 p. m. CHAR.
LOTTE MAY, daughter OF AIonzo l.. and
Mary +. Fcntress, aged 3 years ~ days
Funeral services at tic residence THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock,
Friends and acquaintanccs respectfully in
vited to attend.
W1IlTEHURST-At the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. George W. Brown, near
Deep Creek, Saturday morning ut $40
o'clock. RICHARD THOMAS WHITE
HURST. aged 40 years.
Church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON a,
) O'Clock. lnterinent in Oak Grove Gene
terry. Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
SPECIAL MUSIC TODAY.

After taking vacation through
July and August, the choir of Court
Street Bantist Church has been reor-
ganlZed. There will be snecial music
Mt both morning and evening services
to-day. Miss Flov:an Martin, leading
soprano. and Miss s. Kindred WIZ
liz ms, con;raltc. will sing SOLOS ut both
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
a CORRECT LIST or DELEoATEs

The delegates who will represent the
Independent Steam Fire Engine Com.
pany at the Virginia STATE Firemcns
Association convention, which takes
place in Roanoke, Va, September 9Th.
2Sth and 9th. are: Chief Engineer
Fred. Weirsdorf, Assistant Chief C. r.
Warren. CAPTAINS Julian +. Page
Charles T. Bland ana w. T.. Hohnson.
nrd Messrs. Calvin Ii. Tabb. Chas.
Skeeter. w. II. Hysiop. J. y. Knapp,
IL. i. Butt, Tr.. Oscin Dashieil, VIII
Jam Hodges and Frank Smith
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
COLUMBIA PARK ATTRACTIONS

The managers of Columbia par;,
gives notice that there will be a grand
sacred concert 81 Columbia Park this
afternoon from To O'clock.
There will also be grea, attractions
ON Labor Day, such rs 'scball. morn
lng ana afternoon: dancing and show
Mt night. Cars run every tif,can min
utcG.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
FOURTH STRErT sJfNprA,,s

Tine regular monthly ting OF the
Fourth Street Baptist Sunbeam Society
VIII take place this afternoon at 4
o'clock. y very interesting program
has heen arranged for the occasion.
The address Will be delivered by the
Rev. VIM. Il. Proctor. OF Park View NJ
n. Church. The public Is respectfully
invited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
"rRIlr .A1ANHOnrn

Rev. j. +. Carey, pastor Of tho Port
Norfolk NJ. H. Church, will address the
meeting for men at the Y Ar G. a..
building this afternoon. Subject: "True
Manhood Mr.. Carey is n pleasing and
helptni speaker. The song service will
begin at o'clock All men are invited
The meeting for boys at o'clock Will
be helpful and enjoyable
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
I'I'I'EN gath !E| ]. |! |; |
And IhEi|||E !:
sMlslalla i ousslAappalnfIl|lngs' conde'n-
u sedFoI5YllglnlaaIln|-P'll I It|'
Era ovEN lENTs o. II PEOPLE

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4 d, h mud snhurbi,n co'l'-
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sss Il Il, : i. 1 ID mud EoreshadoWcd
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03

We keep every shape of collars. Let
us sell you your collars. Chas. r. well
ton g. Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03
CARD OF THANKS.

The Independent Steam Fire Engine
company No. at its last meeting, un-
lanlInously adopted a resolution OF appre-
.Siatlon tor the check OF $50 received from
Messrs. Phillips and Nfahoney, accom-
panied BY their regards for the company
ana us efficiency. The publication of this
sara is return of the compliments of
the generous doners 3t517s 7ti7-, 80" f,-', -
IL SO. d. r RDNSHAW. Secretary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03

W OUND-TIIE OWNER Or 4 HAND
J. kerchief with money tied in the end
that was found in my store. Is wanted
Apply 10 CYCLONE DEPARTING MI
STORE SOC Crawford street. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03

IL OR SALt-HOUSE AND LOT T25
- Bart street; all modern convenicnccs
Terms: Third cash, balance one, two and
three years. Best location Apply TO 5VJ
Crawford street se3-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03

~ OR SALE-A HORSE. BUGGY ANr
II Harness, Horse sound and gentle
nuggy and harness IN good condition
$t5oo. Apply TO r. l.. LASH. I'll Middle
street se3-St
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03

II, OR RENT-A NEW HOUSE, 300
A. citiSilam street, near London; S
large rooms. bath, sewerage ana all con-
Vencnccs. Possession September Isl
Apply at Sll Dillingham; street scl-at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03

a DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOM FOR
IN rent, with hoard. III dcsra bic local
ity: convenient 10 ferry. Address X V,
care N!rginian-Pilot, Portsmouth Ii
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03

wv ANTED = UNFURNISHED ROOM
W In private family. with or without
board. Tor man and wife. Address, stat
ms price, "ROOM." caro- V!rginiun-Pilot.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-03

OST-WEDNESDAY NIGHT ON OR
Il near the south end of Court or Dim
widdic streets. IL Chld's Gold Necklace
Reward II left at Post0flicc, Portsmouth.
Virginia IT.
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z,apeWnienlia1',, "a u lie: 4, 2 ze ma !
wyspach Fillplhskich g
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r:!z'ecz.pospo lita ME.
podlegfa.

MANILA. Filipi-
ny, Ma wyspie Gul-
mas, " poioWie drogi
miedzy wyspa Panay
a wyspa Negros,
powstancy z'aEi!ozYli. a.!
wlelki ob6z i okret
francisco Reyes
przYwioz} tn $50
powstaic6w. Gudzo-.
zie mcy uciekli ma
angielsk[i krzyzownik
Bona Ventura.
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kahs.k!a Petrol przz'yy- "
bY}a, do Hoilo j We 1'':
dug opoWiadaniia o'''' i ID a! ala.
P ot'ttle';'.rla, i era Wojska q ]
anne !. n. eYka hskie i ,Wy,la{,
duia prawdo opodo'bnl|:lI.e'a. ' l|:I.'a.
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gd;zie g'd;l;z, znajduje sic
,taK1ze, ob6z1 pc vista d: q
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

MANILA. p uf- s
koWnlk Potter, spe- j.,
cyalny komisarz 'l)1. ge-
nerafa Otis, poWr6cil
q Hoilo j zeznal, re
uliice miasta SO tam
zabarykadowane : a
gl6wne budyn1ki zla-
ne nafta. Powstahcy
zagroz1,i:li, ze spala
mias u. to, gdy AI..mery Al. :
kanie poWanza az sic
Wystrzeli6 !, p1e':'.rll'w'7.s|'!z''aa Ter '7.|'!''a
bomb'e. Banki !. Il i umie S
city wszystkie sWoje
fundusze ma okrecle
transportowym New.
port" i IA innYch
parowcach. Rodzina
amerykanskiego vice
kunsula scbroni4a Sic
" bezpiec':z,;ne p'E'.' q; mieJ.
see.
ro.kl:lamacya Nc 4,
KinleYa musiala bye
] nlaplsa'n.a i q n; ! "a 2 a po'moc9 o.
maszyn'k.i y.'.!'.l j. j! IA q, okrealeie,
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'karze W11Iy;7Smlieli IS Ame=
:rlykanE6;w, :4gdyl -ci
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.klyamaeya a ma na .celu
pzywr6cenie zgody.
=" Filipiliczycy napa-
dli> na dw6ch zo}nie-
rzy IS pulku artyle..
ryi zwiazkowej, 'gdy
ci .pelni.l!ii il s}uzbe.
Jed|negoaW T rzuc.ili g. . do dc
/ xWody ,a oIugleso
Eskaleeizyli smiertel-
ME. Y.
MANILA. PO
u akazaniu sic prok}a-
[macyi prezy denta
IStan6w ZJednoczio- :
|nych. ukaza}a sic 2
odpowiedz na MIA,
genera}a Aguina'!'dIo.
rotestuje on pre-
civ uSywani.u: .: prlzl'les':z'l, s':'l,
gener'a4a "a Otis tytu}u
Fgubernatora h! wysp
Filipihsklch. Agui-
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uk}adajac sic z.Ame-
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pore j Ho!ngkong, Q! ME E
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moe 1 J, ]. pre- = civ Hiszpa'
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

pred dziesieciu latami kapian
ten lei /, byl tax wysoki. jak
/ dzisiaj. ale tylko twiere tax
ciezki''
80 = 4.
f1kolo IS lat temu, k'edy
retNlbl blIkafiskl dz1enn'k oENT1
NEl puszczaf Q aldermanle
par.ta Fr. Niezorawskln', "a
wziktynn demo okracie gfuple
ME apraw'edliWe poglosk'.
Kruszka, mast jako wydawca
poldkiego dziennika demokra-
ckleRo bronlt pana NlezoraW--
natfa 9ent'nelo"e oszczer-
stwd bredn'e' 2 potem kro~
ko'd,yflo'we '.9': izy wylewa'' e g
demokracl ma)a "a chatke
petekf
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
Charakter * krujlszki
jego dziennika.

Kilka m;esiecy.,. temu, W
dziesiecioletnia roczn:ce po-
wstan;a KURYERA PoLsK. W
Milwaukee, madrry wydawca
Kruszka napisal, W numerze
jubileuszowym ma % Czerwca
1898 r., wielka prawde: a
mianowicie: ,,KuRYER PoLsK1
zmienia~ czesto swe zapatry-
wanna, - jest zmiennym W
kierunku i zapatrywaniach
swych." - Ze. tax bylo j jest
istotnie, o tenn swiadcza
wszystkie roczniki tego pisma
oraz dzielalnos6 polityczna,
obywatelska a nawet stosun-
XII prywatne lego majstra.
81 :. , . q +.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
Redaktor vydawca: Hierontm Derdowski.

TEL.EGRaA!MY'. :. ( !. Y ! !.
PEI,P:LIN, " Pru-
sach Zachodnich.
Biskupem dyec''e'z'l'Yi '''' 2
che4mll7lhskiej i. wybra-.
ny zostaf ks. Dr..
Rosentreter, Niemiec,
poch:odzacy z osady.
kosznajd ajderskiej pod.
Chojnicami. Urodzll
sic. dnia 1890 stYcz;-.. z
MIA 1874 r. SWiecenI.ee,. e.
kaplahskie otirz'ym1al i
dnin II marca, ;: roku
1870, a jako kanonik:
instytuowanY, zosta}
>22 sherpnia 1851.
MADRYT.. = F uf-
.kownik Julison San
Martin, byly komen~ :
. .dant garnizon.u'll u "
!: Ponce, ma wYsple ! j
Porto i Rico, EOS .zostat i.
slk[';a,zl''a;nY X; q; ma iozyWo[ l11I', /! !! 9 4 !:
tnie wie9zienii.e !. v,
u tt,Niierdzy, :, puniie,. " va az 9 !
poddat siel A'hiefJy:k){a-: 4'i4s *
nom, ME probuia4e
wcale stawiG i'm opo-
ru. Zostanle. 20 u
ny W Ceuta;aw:s hisz.
pahskiej kelonii ''ka:rl:-: I:
: :nej ma brzegu pan i
silva Naroko. :
Or: -:s :: So
PARYZ. Dzien-
nix lie Soir" .pisze,
IL z wiarogodl]:nl:!et'(g n!et'(go
zr6d}a dowiedzia}E Sic, .
IL sad kasac.y:inlYl Vi. !
orzekl, &e Dreyfus
zostaf s}usznie skaza :
ny. Quesn|ay de
Beaurepairen, pre.z'''lY1''-;-
dent sad'u ka.sacyjnle''- . ne
90, zrezygno:)'Wl.a''I.1 Y q.
= poWodu, Z 2. sedzio- /
vie nie zgad'!.zi,'aja '!.i,' sic
" sprawle Dr'e7yfusa. ire
MANILA. &c:
neral Otis, .gl6w7'.nl:y WY
dow6dzca amerykah:
ski ma wyspac'h:. Pill
pins i ma Visa
jach ME zbomb'ardnje '',.
miasta portowego
noilo, bronio.nege ~ q
przez Is .:.t<t!, tt!ysiesey
powst,a'hc6w, j, dopoki l,l Pc
mu telegraf podmor-
ski ME przyni.esie!
od:nosnl.e''go Cd !. rozkazu '','''1
q q w ashl.iingto'.nllu. lin '.lll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
z Niw Polskich
" AM Err YCE.

z DETROIT dowiadujenly
sic, ze ,owa slawna odezwa
detroickich mlodych big.
boxow byla po prosta blaga
Skompono':''wal ia pewien
6lut i rozeslat do ksiety. a
starsi kaplani na prowincyl'
clesza sic : tego, 90 wieie y y. .
TEN j prawd:y bylo
sElAMOKIN Pa. ],
Mlod odzieniiec Piotr Sieraazki
zostal tax niebe czniie
par v opalnii i,lke !. ], 8:
Fielder przez KS .k'splozlyal
gaz6 u ze kilka ,godzln
koficzyI iyciie. B
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

MIL WAUKEE. Tutej-
szego obywatela Emilia Car
Sneckiego, idacego trotoarem,
zaczepiI idacy po przeciwnej,
stronie. $ pr,yczer nalezacy %
;sekty, zwiacej sic 1liezaletna,
na'lzw'a'lneJ przez Po.lak6w
1elazna, pytaJac 60: 'csemu
Is ME idzies'z po moiei stro-
ME? Czy bo,sz sic, abys Sc
jodemnie ME zmazal 3? Me
|zadow olony iednak wido
|cznie. il zapytywany y i.; ten
Ispos6b zadnejj m'u i odp powiee All All
ME dawal, potrak ktowal 60 Y
dodatku ordynarIiy n wyzw,iii..'' vi !
5skiem SYidtuchu Ki,lATol1k) u
~ ,,BlJFEAL TO 81. Frsueii.
sex nczak, zostal
|lekarzen, pol1s,siial j oHego dlen,up
g[,lkarn'ego, !, lpenitEe tiaty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
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r. "a
BAl ]. !, !, TIM ] 4 ORE I: Nd. Nd !,
an Dabro owski 10 lat, w'iesk1l.
.zam. p. II a:,724rprzy Cam lam;
bridge VI. Y CAUTION, pod Gas -
piracy ocnej .pfzy ladoe aniu
okret6w, spadt do luki okre
towel ! rozbil . sobie {: c:zaszke; :!
" wydobyto nietywego y: 8 od-.
.wieziiono Do jego m;eszkania
zmarIy pI:'ozostawii lone
7mioro dzieci.