davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

~ j pdp i.BaFroVsa nat
senatora Stan66w Zjednoczoonrlyyscshl z
stanu Michigan. Mai W}asnych
kandydatow, o~statecznie pee'wiitesnl
.bYl zwycieztwa, lecz szyh pokr'ee.
ely mu sig ffatalnie.
Ma zebraniu czlonkdW lcgislatury
Julius 9. Burrows zostaF jednogl}o-
snie nomiinowany rapublikanskim
kandydatem M senatora, a ponie-.
waz " legislature wiekszos5 sta
nowia republlkanie, vice p
Burrows powr6ci znowu do senatu
|Stan6w Ziednoczonych. Kandydat
P%iilnggreego, P. Albert Pack, dobro
Woluie zrezygnowai 2 kandydatury,
vice P. Burrows byl jedynym
kandydatem do nomlnacyi. Guber~
nator, Pingree z~nacznie stracil
vice juz sw6j wpfyw polityczny "
stanle Michigan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
SzLAsK.

BYT0M. WydAlania t. wv. obeo-
kraj6wc6w z Prus ME ustaia. Swiezo
wydalono p%omocaika k~upieckiego
silb, ngera, nawet Niemca. 2 tego
wida6 jak malo C sobie rooia. Prusacy
z Aus.ryak6w. Zaczeli oni takte
wydala6 poddanych rosyjsklch, ale gdy
i'm z Petersburga odpowiada" o, ze
Nicmcy " Kr6lestwie Polskiem !
.s,syi moge doznae lego samego losu =
~natenczas ,,dudy p ,szly " MECH i JUL
sig ME odzywaja's.
OPOLE Ciekawy wy,ok wyda} sad
@awniczy ma ~szafnera i parobka. Kicdy
staneli pred eadem r~ozszerzyi sig W
Izbie sadowej odor stajenny- okaza4o
sig, ze obaj, zajeci obsluga komi, mic
zmienlli b:elizpy i 20 to skazsnc ich ma
kare pieniez.nl9 pc s 1mnla*elk- &>. Az.
4 ~ :. %s "@.:i -: .fffH Il >t.taIr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
Ciekawa moneta.

Jedne z ~nsjrzadszych q wielce
poszukiwanycb i.ztai ceknych monet
SO talary pruskie : roku 1851, lite we
Wroclawiu. Miedzy uvzednikami, kt6.zy
w6wczas dog1adali bicia plenie Icy, byl
Austryak, kt6ry lie m6gl k6lovi
Frydorykowi Wielkie mu szapomnitG, ie
pobll cesarzowa i zabras rrowiEcya
slazka. Re zemsty zmienil niepostrzczenie
stempel, wybija;acy napis. Elm
Reichsthaler, W ten spos6b. IL stemrel
wybija|: Elm Reich stahl er (ukradl
pahis.wo). Zmiane spostrztz ono doplero;
Sdy juz wieasza iIosc tala:6w sig
rozzsIa Naturalnie plen1adze z ;akim
napisem .~wycofnieto natychniast z
obiegu, .stoli kilka pozostafo mielzy
ludzmi l dis So wielkaa rzadkosc:a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
AMERYKA
D c.

Generality komisarz Eagan, naczel-
niKsswydzia1u dostarczajacego armii
zywno6ci it'd, przyby} onegraj "
gniewie do komisyi .sledczej, ably
odpowiedzid ma zarzuty komendan-
ia armii, gencrala Miles. Eaggan
zbil twierdzenia genera1a Miles ]
powiedzia}:: "Komitet, dledczy "a
pytal sic genara}a Miles, v jaki
sposdb svieze misso / ' .p'uszkaoh5
by1o czsscia zywnodol. armii. Cd
powiedz generala byla: sRadze
wan zapyta6 sic . to ministra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
WASHINGTON. Ia Stycsni:

WASHINGTON. IA Stycsnia.
w izbie deputowanych rozpocze}y
sic debaty mad wnioskiem powle-
kszenia liczby oficer6w mary
Marry, do obsfugiwania hoty. Foss
wykaza}, re podczas wojny z Hisz-
paniq nabyto 1913 nowych okret6w
a obecnie buduje sic leszcze SIS
nowych okretdw. Berry popiera}
wniosek i wypowiedzia} przytem
hymn pochwalny ma ,,bohaera 2
pod santiago ", kontradmara l.
Ia ,,Schley'ass. Wypowiedzia}
nadto zdanie, re Niemcy bruzdzae
ma Filipinach j nalezaloby i'm dac
taxa SANG nauczke, jaka dalismy
Hlszpanii. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
Delik atne pytnnie
= Czy pan jestes tym samym
iegomoscia, kt61y wczoraj W czasie
bibki uderzyl mnie W twarz?
= zaluje mocno ale to ME ia.

Figiel zolni erski. w
Warszaw1e .raz zobaczyl Wielki Ksiaze
Konstanty, jadac ulita, pijanego zolnie.
RIA. Kauai woznicy stanac q zolnie.
rzowi dal znak, zeby stanat " lyle za
powozem.
Ably jednak NE da} zolnierzowi
uc.ec, pedal mu rekaw cd swego
plaszcza i kazal 60 trzymst
Stoi z,lnierz "a rowezem - tr2yma
rekaw, ale mysli sobie, bedzie zle, trzeba
jakos radz,6.
Kiedy strach blysnie, to i pijany
rozumu nabierze. TAX i nasz z~olnierz
przyszedl ma dobla mysl. schwyci}
kutas, wiszaey W lyle powozu, naciagnal
mocno rekaw i przywiazal go. sznu:em
SLIME. Czuje ksiaie Konstanty. re
rekaw mocno naciagnjetY mysli:
Trsyms sic dobrze, widsd re ustat ME
mole, ale dostanie p~orzadna kare -
no! no! bedz:e pami9tal.
Lecz iJlnierz. ME W ciemie bity -
p~rzywiazawszy rekaw, zeszkoczyl lekko
i umknal, co sil starczylo. zajezdzai
ksiaze pred odwach ~ VIOLA ma zolnie-
rzy, ably brazil natychmiast pijsnego do
sieoie st6sownie go ukarali, ale.
wszysey ze zdziwies,niiem patrzaa j ME
ruszaja SIG.
Go to znaczyi z%apieniony. ze
zlo5ci krzyczy Konstanty = czemu go
ME bierzecie?
zolnierze milcza, ME ruszajs zig
ksiate bierxe rIagzcz. wstaje j VIOLA
pus6 rekaW!! ale ale rsek e tszzyyln ls'no
mocne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

jjjedpeggoo,y1R nlp Il adr dr.
.wejle II! lRE ', : e, znaez :sta'!
pokrecl powazny dw kryytyk pal AZ
cemkolo czola. /. s..s &
! pewnie zdrovy rojzaa a
prostego cziovieka epaoViedzlaf
prawds, DO juz ludzie znanis Z
vielfisj n.uti ora. bisglosoiav
prnemySle, zaozynaja g1osid .
|Kruszce, ze cd wielkich' kIopot6w
polityoznych, nilosnyohl IS inngeh,
myszki mt sic We 4bie zalegg1yt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

myszki mu sic we fbie zalegg1ys
- y 49,
Klopoty pleniezne:
Jednym z ARCHAEOLOGICAL, mai
|lepszych j nam Polakogm, szcze-
g6lnie sprzyjajacym Biskupem Y
|Ameryce jest Najprzewielebniejszy
K. Biskup Rademacher, z Fort
Wayne, Indiana. Biedak zastaf DUO
d1ug6w ma swojej dyecezyi j ciaag}e.
szarpanie Q dolary i Gently, poedko-
pa}o jego i tax juz waite z 'l.o
(ofcyalnie urzedu biskppiego ME
z}ozy}. Wszelako " cy5rkularzu
rozes1anym duchowie6stRu dyeeccaer
zy / Wayne wikaif II seneralny:
sic juz og}asza administrator,
podajac pieniezne k}oHoty jake
przyczyne smutnego stanu zdrowia
czcigodnego Biskupa.
x. Biskup Rademacher zyje
bardzo skromnie. Jego p9trzeby So
mafo w,ymagajeoe: p z ct biiskupi,
to.jest, I: e g It; led /, by} J: z n? "
E ! ofaroWad q 4 lfatto wanna il bieddy
IL Klaetd lz|'a|sj , 3si 2'','t,, { s ''tgl tai w. ,,,,h kfiefv
d1 4y1ss Il =, !. ,iRty 5aa l,.'j>. ' IL = ~ lF}yyst. do
Pr:a !, u i, : i: !: \ areas'z'eo iisE & sig = : ;.:n
!" N =. 1 nawet "a sWHYgppfom-
S5%:ts;: ~ ,4a.<.. ..&i:sSg @*>.@
nienie ksiedza widzqg go = z duzym
.mieohem :pelnym 4 A biedny
ksiadz biede klep'iies,, jak: m}ysz
koscielna. Co dopiero poWiedziet,
Biska ,i Biskup mdsi " z}ocie
M ## issS ..sa ( AbI#a g
hodtzliie1f, #z zz}oto jesc, z}oto poci6,
sssss.s1.TTsas5Ss i:;3oa}j
BisksupasSIakahaczy6 znac7y y: zabrn26
Il z1otoYIaaz kt6rego trudno sic
VIZ VIZ t @;s ssSsSaa ~;!.G2i"fN&
ydzzyiggi,ad.
4 Biskup Radomp eher .:prosi
o nadesfanie mu cathedraticum ma
}rok biezqcy z CORY: Nigdy
pewnie jeszcze, 0 lie paszc histo~
rYczne wiadomoSci siegaja, laden
Biskup katolioki tax r%zetelnle i tax
uezciwie sic ME odezwa} " b e.
d 2 i e do swoich ksiezy i para6an.
PE'olao,y .dyecezyi Fort y, Wayne
powilna1n,ii. u q, ,f..' szlaehetnoS6 i; 1s'wHoje.
go naaczelnesso ;duszpasterza. polacy
tamtejszych okollc, Otis, Hammond,
Michigan City, =Koutz, South Bend,
Rolling Prairie, Valparaiso i IN
nych miejscowo5oi porvnin'ni x.
Biskupowi RademacheroWi stanas
do pomocy, ably staruszka pocie~
szyd W ciezkich chwilaoh zmart-
vienna mad ludzka biedq, ktdrej
arcypasterE juz podoia6 wiecej ME
moze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
GUBERNATOR
81 stanll


Michigan, Hazen s. Piugree, zostas
v. legislature tego stanu pobity
ma leb ma szyje: Cd dfuzszeeggo
czasu walczyl on przeciw senate,
row. JuliuszoWi &. Burrows, 2
Kalamazoo, " celu przeszkodzenla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
IRON WOOD, Mich.

IRON WOOD, Mich. - Il
~stycznia. w kopalniach rudy
z%elaznej W tutejszej okollcy panu-
je wielki ruch, DO ~w}aScicie]e
kopaln chca jak najwlecej rudy
wydobyG, min rozpocznie sic
zegluga ma eziorach..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

vojnylabHgeneerraalnneeggo kona,isar1zzas |
SADIE, e oni mcgowan q roWie-
dziee u wien tylklo', e ~przyslane
jc ar1nii jake zyWnoscI pod pretek
stem, IL 70 jest cxperymentss. Gene
ralM;les.w tel odpoWiedzi powiada
ze zachodz ia korupcya, 80 na
100 oz6b ozyta}o to ' jego odpo-
wiedzi. PoWiada on, re stale sic to.
sspod pretekstem experymentu," q
vice ME mia1 to nawet bye expe-I
ryment. Jest to ciezkie o%skarzenie,
kt6rego Mkt bez powodu ME po-
winien zarzucaG.
,Odpowiadam ma to, ze zYwno-
Sci tych ME pos}ano "pod pretek-
stem experymentu's AMI tez W celu
wykonania experymentu a jezeli
general Miles twierdzi, re to
zrobiono pod pretekstem experY-
mentu", to jest on k}amcaa, kt6ry
k}amie ustaml, screen, kazdym
wlosem ma g{owie, kazda czescis
ciala: k1amie on umyslnie z}osliwie.
Jezeli jego twierdzenia SIS prawdzi-
we, ia powinienem bye w%ybebnlony
z armii iwieziony a jezeli ME So, to
onsMilesJ powinien bye wyr1uao-
ny z. armiiyi wtracony do wieziepia.
Jego twierdzenie jest oszczerstwem
uwlaczajacem tomorrow kazdego
o6cera " tym wydziale, kt6ry a
wiera} hontraktY ma mieso Tub
ie kupowal. Nazywam genera{a
Miles k}amca, jezeli tax powiedzia}.
Chcia}bym jego twierdzenia napiet-
nowaGyjakoznajpodlejsz k}amstwo;
pow1niensbydlwypedfka499HRN szs:toW5as.
szystwasqczoiwyeh; 4Eppdlzi iatak1a'oz
anizony,,ze nawetezyySeicleel bnt6w nie
rozmawiafby 2 MIN, DO skalaf sWes
w}asne !gniazdo, oyc~zernif:. swyohs
towarzysz6w broni, ME majac xfo~
wod6w ami fakt6w, ma poparcie
swych, skandalicznych z}osliwych.
obludpych ,k}amstw, mianowicie, Y
toswo}aw e vmieso d lost gear :n}iii
pod tpreteekkstem .experymentu'.
!geI1sW pshii biz ten sttyy!ozpqiissxs s <.
lWojenpyyskom4itt mat It I'd Alle 3 vi prrYyjs}
.dzisiaj<Freazo..ueYes nagany ola Gene,
rala Eagan "a sfowa obrazy, jakich
ten General Eagan uzywal pred
komisya wczoraJ W w~yrazaniu sig
0 g}owie wojska Stan6wzjsdnoczo-
nych, Generate Miles, z powodu
kontrowersyj nabalsamowanego
miesa wyslanego ola uzytku woj~
ska naszego podczas ostatniej VOL.
ny. s@ Iasr4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
Gas pamieta6 9
%przedplacie ma !, Via
r Il i ia rok nad5ho..
dza Il, 1899 W" su ME
$50: ..::.h
J. !. Kazdelmll1u: nowemu.
a%bonentoWii przesle-
my bbeezp!;a@(t{pio pocza
tex sIpl9Ql],wie2$}|ccl uStry]
Alta nfazy"'

: Abonament VIA
rusa" wynosi obecnie
ola p~rzedplacicieli.
$3.50. Kto teraz ma
caly rok naprz6d "a
p4aci a%bonament, do
stanie tel Cd mas W
prezencie Kalendarz
Maryahski ma rok
1899, must przecie2
przesfac 5 cent6W ma
przeselke piocztowa.
Kto zaS ME do
}aczy 5 cent6w ma
~frankowanie kalen-
darza, 0 tenn bedzie-
my m%niemali,ze sobie
prezentu ME zYczy i
mu k%alendarza ME
poslemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
y B! Milwaukee.
lsstycznia 1899 I.
Ktloe,cplh,any Majsterkul!


Kochany Majsterku!
" szystko co WIARUs v ostat-
mich dwdch numerach 9 tutejszyml
.Ku,aasY1nzr :PoIsK1n jego w
d.wcy napis,al, 70 szczeta prawda..
Codziennie s}ycha6 0 swlezych
pr6bkach Kruszkowej zarozumia-
5lo6ci.. Mioha1ek wstydzi sic juz
nawet swojego polskiego pocheo-
dzenia, uwazajac nazwisko swoje
,,Krqszka" "a chamskie.
Niedawno temu chwalil sic
Ezuch " piwiarni pod hotelem
Pabsta (bo do polskich salon6w
luz mic dosd dobrze mu chodzit) re
W zy{ach Kruszk6w p}ynie krew
ma pol angielska, ma pol niemiecka.
Zapewnial, re ,,protoplastas' ich
by1 pewien slawny mechanic anglo
saski, kt6ry W Polsce, "a czas6w
piastowskich, kiedy tam %jeszcze
zlodziejl sic ME lekano, pierwszy
~zacza1 fabrykowad zamki, a taxi
bylmocny, re kazdys II W reku
skrecal. Ztad ziomkoWie jeggo {zzwa;-
Ii go c r u s b : z e = (Kruszy~
klucz), z czego powsta}o Kruszka.
Ale skoro tylko Micha}ek swo-
je blagowanie skohczY}, wyrwa} sig
z boku pewien dobry wiarus, przy-
padkowo znajdujacy sic W tel sa-
mel piwiarni, i rzek} r5wniez pc
|<niemiecku: = Przepraszam, panic
ttssWgaaweo, . mas " Make pewneggo
HEdesfes} ] ! J i ola tegp vyza7btiio j ri,
(EK ij|l 81, I, !: 81 davn1eijl ubiz e i; IS i &
I ! ~ Il 'thS{sstd6sgyne tloozani, !
dfssseg6 ish wi04e qii>at,k ruszyf. !.
T. i s'f1K1rtuszcis pdtakkim komP5lli in' n
olesoiqzko przysz}o udawad :spok6j,
ale jed'hnak, .filka ray ~; sig -. zakrztu-
siwszy, owagorzk2 pigu1ks po1knaa'
-i il 4 j seby ne. otwo o. DO
u V 4. i hkAFa : n Sc gefo5no parska !,
hi i i;;577anoosz2c5sie .od 6maiechu:
/ s: s: n 1 i !: J: :raz i ia yaEsjjejs ME-
fEEm5pok j j. b,ee I, FL Il sig wy.
dawca KURYERA, ze Mitchell utica
W Milwaukee Ww1aSnie ma jego Geese
tax zostala nazwana, poniewa2
iemu Observation-Disclosures jednak
ME skonczy}o sic ma samej ustnej
demcnstracyi. ObJawiono boha-
terowi oya zas}uzona Geese Gym
aie, blorac jego }okeiowy majestat
ma barry i dotykajac arks jego ma
! drosoi-sfe vyzs Z {. &rdd NJ base.
wych okrzyk6w:-H Q h so ]
G r | e b e n!
- = %-.* I. =H.-.E. .r1 -t# -
Kumanie sic Micha}ka MEM
cami siega samego poczsetku
istnienia jego KURYEEA. Navel "
polityce zawsze on wiecej Mem
com sfuzyl, NJ Polakom. A dzisiaj
to uz tax rura mu stward}a, re cd
Polak6w pogardllwie %stronii tylko
Niemc6w uwasa "a nar6d cywili-
zowany. Polskim businesmanom
kaze godzinami wyczekiwac W
przedsionku swego Biura, zanim
raczy znalezc GA do pom6wienia
z mimi, podczas gdy Niemlee kazdej
chwili ma przystep do nlego wolny.
Wog6le Gale zaehowania sic
Kruszki juz wszystkich prawych
Polak6w zaczyna raziG jakas dzi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
PrenumeratakyWXnDs r0cznfe>

! / gly 4 S II (s .7azzos :. : ST @a2.
81 VA BE- 1h6 S 81 WV W1AnG 5sI
Ia Sikka&aaffteac$znie1xMHlfqqksza p}acid
s..M1ba ~ D4l:jjeedaa:=r ok, zsaIrozumie sic
g z "a take : za =roksI89e, lubo W tym
$ rokus ara '* pfze3dtipGfsaeiieieli czyli pla~
eac.ycb j. n;aapErz66d,,* -roczna op}ate
z q ns &kAs.*So:
Kto zjedna nam s:dWoch no
j. u ka4degb oa}orocznY abodAm antSS, 2
I. cory, temu przzee;z ERRiafX? Ii,ooH, gazette
d ia1la hieggo zsapaego HrzaHseh6 bed A 1'
& = b belpfatnis. !. < q ! 8
8 !. KIo sa5dbiietrzzez,pocztg try gatzessy.
/: & Ma4any!mIs5 jj ist "a :abopenta !odPo'
s Bie6dzlAngJlml zassabonament.
] !. Kto kmieni adres, .pow1inien IA.
ch1niastppo,ad1acswydaWe W1ARUsA
sw66;j nowy adres. -
{ Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
a odm6wia gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego Tub innego urzednika
pooztowego, W1ARUs ~pose}any be-.
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
oadklillssTisat66 gazette, powinien wpierw
zspfa6i6 jezeli co. "a niq winien.
F;snialdze "a ola W1ARUsA ma
lezy sprzesela6 przez pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order, Mona
tel przese{at. abonament W dolarach
plt,sapiieerodWych, przez Postal note,
albo " jednocentowych;lub dwucen
!. toMych:znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
jezeli abouament, " taxi spos6b
przes}any, v drodze przepadpie Zoo
sic wynn kraju. bardzo rzadko
sdarza) wydawca WIARUsA ME
hierze "a to ma siebie od~powiedzial:
noaci. Take listy najlepiej kazat
ma poczcie registrowac DO wtenczas,
urzqd pocztowy bierze ma siebie %
powiedzialnosc, re wraz zawartos.
Gig dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy GRAZ przese}ki pie
nie7ne do W1ARUsA adrescwaG:
+, e. ,Derdo,0ski
329 K. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

HSSss-ss z#A@@#ss@ssSsSs ssS#N
Puzsdaalysst1ysz'
Wie!klis ksjaaze mmeldaje :sofii'creFar,w
lyle ne ma i. nn;;keoggo, 1skaW przyWisszany
sznuren.
spowladsl sig chlopex pred Wicl.
s kaannoocaa Wy,zIrnasrwszy jul wszysttlksiiee
grzechy %pomnlejszej wagi dodal:
B lem koz,uch rekami nogami'
W tym ME ma mic zlsgo
zlsauwazyl s%powiednik.
No talk! odpowied1ial ehlopek
ale y kozuchI byl tatus umarI -
tego ma drugi dzieh'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-13
THREW SULPHUR|C ACID
Terrible Vengeance of Kate Bush
on Mrs. Hogarth.
SHE FLEW INTO A RAGE
When the Court Dismissed the Case
of Larceny Against Her Victim.
Face, Neck and Shoulders
Seriously Burned

1t was crushing blow the expecta-
tons of Kate Bush received when yes
terday afternoon the larceny charge
preferred by her against Mrs. Josephine
Hogarth was dismissed in Justice Mich
OILS court.
The Bush woman swore that Mrs.
Hogarth had stolen 5000 from her in
room at No. IL North Wyoming street
The case came up for hearing yesterday
afternoon. Earlier in the day Kate
Bush appeared in the court room and
said she was anxious to prosecute Mrs.
Hogarth. She thought she could send
her alleged enemy over the road.
oh, II l can send her to the pen
don't care il I never get my money
back" is the way she expressed her
feelings in the matter.
She was an attentive listener at the
hearing and when the judge announc-
ed that the evidence was not sufficient
to hold the prisoner, she silently flew
into rage. Jealousy and hatred in a
most virulent form ranked in the breast
of Kate Bush as she left the court
room. Terrible vengeance was in her
heart. She procured a bottleful of sui
phuric acid and returned to the court
room, while Mrs. Hogarth was prepar-
ing III iSdNc.
THE wretch" came from the clench-
ed teeth of Kate Bush, as she violently
shook the bottle and scattered it's con-
tents over Mrs Hogarth's face and
shoulders.
There were screams and a general
stampede towards the back and front
doors.
Deputy Sheriff Pat Sidley was in the
room, and grabbed the Bush woman.
He received few drops on the hands
and one on the left eyelid. He hur-
ried the woman off to the county Jail,
while other men ran for a doctor. Mrs.
Hogarth was taken to the back room
and there treated by physician, who
applied antiseptics to the burns. Her
face is badly burned and her arms and
shoulders scorched by the acid that
trickled down her neck and sleeves.
She cried in pain and was greatly agi-
tated.
AS soon as possible hack was order
ed and Mrs. Hogarth was removed to
her home, The Bush woman apparent
ly does not regret her rash act. and
seems to not realize the extent Of her
offense. The acid is scattered over a
large part of the wall ana the long ia
BILE near which Mrs. Hogarth sat.
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A BUILDING BOOM IS ON
People Losing Faith in tn
Prophets of Evil.
GAVE THEM THE LAUGH
Great Activity Expected From Now I'm.
til the Close of the Season-Mr.
Goldberg Has Started
Four-Story Building.

The news given by the Standard yes
on several new blocks in Butte was
read with much and general interest
Four-story blocks are not plentiful in
this city and this summer there have
been plenty of backcappers and proph-
cts of evil on the streets trying to make
people feel blue. They have tried to
convince them that the mines are 60
ing to be moved or that something
equally horrible is going to happen.
These attempts, coupled with the I'M
fortunate misunderstanding between
builders and laborers early in the sea-
son, resulted in keeping building back
until the present time. But there will
be plenty of building from now until
the close of the season.
Dave goldberg, who has just started
fine four-story building on East Park
street, said yesterday:
"A number of people tried to dis
suade me from deciding upon the cree
ton of this building. but l just
laughed at them. l paid heed to these
same people IA years ago, but l will
heed them no longer. Fourteen years
ago 1 was on the point of putting up
a fine block in Butte, but these same
people came to me and told me that
the town was only likely to last three
or four years and that | had better do
as the rest and be content with frame
shacks. Had followed my inclinations
and put up a fine block or two at that
time l would be a millionaire to-day.
l am not going to listen to these OBJ
structionists any longer. | shall put
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A LIVELY fRACAS.
Landlords Demand for Rent Starts a
Grand Mix-Up.

There was a lively fracas in Adam
Farraday's house in Dakota street just
as the sun went down last night. Adam
rents a few rooms and some of his
dodgers have allowed their rent to lapse.
The landlord has been away for sew
eral weeks and has just returned. He
found five of his dodgers in a room
drinking beer from large tin growler.
He demanded his rent money and the
beer that was in the tenants began to
boil. There was a cracking old mix-up
and Adam was pretty badly beaten up.
officers RadmilOvich, McHugh and
Loughrin arrested the whole gang. At
the station house these names We're
placed opposite the disturbance charge:
Farraday, Isaac Berry, ]. L. Selvoy,
Ed Dougherty, Lizzie Pritchard and
Lucy Vim. The women were the
toughest looking couple that has graced
the bridal" chamber in the jail since
Nancy Hanks and Frisco Nell were
sent to pasture.
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EXAMINE THEM,
Bargains in Pianos.

We have lately taken in exchange
several secondhand pianos, some of
which are very fine Instruments indeed,
and they can be purchased now at about
one-half their value. Among them will
be found the celebrated Chickering &
Son. the Decker & Son, the Earnt Cab
Ter, Estey, r. S. Williams, the Baldwin,
j. p. Hale, Miller and others, ranging
in price from 500 up. Among our new
line of pianos will be found the world
renowned kimball, the Weber, Hallet
& Davis, and other cheaper makes, on
which we will discount the price of each
enough to educate the whole family in
music. Terms $25 down and so month
ly payment. A number of organs, Sec
ond-hand and new, will sell from $40
upwards on terms of SIS per month.
ORION BROS,
219 North Main street
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The New Department

The Domestic department is now
in their new home on the first
floor. The new appointments will
undoubtedly be very satisfactory
to you, and coupled with an I'M
equaled bargain list we feel assured
of your presence.
Sc Cream Outings, ard..........s .O5
10c Checked Outing, yard. ....... .OS
15c Shaker Flannel, yard. ...... .12h
SOC Red Flannel, all wool, yard. 22b
soc Shifting Flannel, finest wool,
yard'.'. ........ .......,........ .43
S5c White Baby Cloaking, yard. .G5
121ac Pink Domet. yard. ......... 90
16 Csc Fleeced Victoria Cloth,
eminently suitable for wrap
s1.25 White Bed Spreads, each.... S5
$3.50 White Bed Spreads, each.... 10
1-3c fine Prints, dark colors,
yard...... ...... ...... .,....... .05
6s-inch fast Red Damask, check
pattern, sold at 75c, for........ 40
70-inch Green and Red Damask
sold at soc, for...... ........... ~
50-inch Embroidered Domet Elan
mel shirt width, yard. .35
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800 Pieces Small FurS
SOllarettes,
Scarfs,
Short Sapes,
Best andNewest at HalfPrice

Best and newest at nalfPrlCe
These are some picked off the
tops of the stacks:
At $12.5O-English Seal Collarette,
with black marten tails.
AT $1175-English Seal Collarette,
with marten tails.
At s5.75-English Seal Collarette, yoke
of Persian lamb.
At s7.5o-English Seal Collarette, with
marten tails
At s3.95-Sheared Coney Collarette,
yoke of astrakhan.
AT sS95-English Seal Collarette, stole
front, with marten tails.
At $4.95-Sheared Coney Collarette,
with pointed yoke of astrakhan.
At $12OO-Black Marten Collarette,
with marten tails.
At $9.50-Black Marten Scarf, with 10
marten tails.
At $1I50-Stone Marten Collarette,
stole front, with 10 tails.
At s10.0U-English Seal Collarette,
with Persian lamb yoke.
At S16.50-Black Marten Collarette,
with Astrakhan woke
At s12.50-Real Seal Collarette
(pieced).
At $1S.00-Black Marten Collarette,
fine electric seal yoke.
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last Wednesday. A fine lunch. with cof-
fee, was served. The first prize, a Hav-
Hand china berry bowl was won by
Mrs. Gilbert: the second, a cake plate
of the same material, by Mrs. Went
worth. Mrs. Mitchell won the conso-
lation. china pin tray. The meeting
hereafter will be held on THURSDAYS
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Hit the Boy.

dog, a boy and a man came to-
gether yesterday in front of No. Ill
South Montana. Frank Cleaver, the
boy, said that as he was passing Mr.,
Kealing's house the latter's dog ran out
and tried to bite him. The boy threw
a stone at the dog and this made its
owner mad, and the boy says he came
out and struck him in the face with
his fist, knocking him down. The boy
complained and Judge Harrington IS
sued a warrant for Kealing's arrest on
the charge of assault