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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

sercach swych czYtelnik6w, aby
przez wywo}ana polemlke wiece.'
pozyskad.
szanownl Czytelnicy! czeggoi
was to przez te kilRa lat 6w pismak
uczy}? Czy ME przypominacie sobie
~eszcze owych zabdrzeh ma Bay
View, gdzie krew Polak6w obryz-
gala ziemie amerykahskaa a ME
by} to pismak krytykowski, Atory
lch do owego rozlewu krwi podbu-
rzal? Czyz to jest nauka katolicka?
|Czyz to ten heretycki p1smak przez
lat blisko pietnascie ME kasaf
kslezy polskich jak krwiozerczy
tygrys? Czyz to jest nauka kate
|licka? Czyz on przez. kilka lat ME
staral sic najusilniej o to, ably
dzieci vase do szk6l p%ublicznych
posy1aG i tam je wynarodowiG ME
tylko ola ojczyzny, ale ola nieba?
Czyz to jest nauka katolicka? Czyz
on ME pracowa] mad powstaniem
niezaleznego koscio1a W Bay City,
gdzie dzieh W dzieh podniecajace
do burd artykuly smalif i z mimi
owych biednych ludzi karmi}? c.. I
to jest nauka katolicka?
Czy to wieczne wyzywanie
i podburzanie ludu naprze-
MIN, ME doprowadz14o juz
ludzi do utraty WARY i Cd
cd koscio4a katolickiego?
Czy to pc katolicku? Czy to bluz~
kuryerowskie przeciwko
spowiedzi, ME jest podobna straw2,
jake sic karmi} syn marnotrawny
Il koryta re zwlerzetami nieczysty-
mi, a jaka podaje van i dzieciom
waszym do po}ykania 6w plsmak
heretycki? Czy to ME herezya?
szanowni Czytelnicy! Ia COZ
on Was juz sobie poczytuje ozisiaj?
"a g]upc6w slepych
ba}wan6w, kt6rzy i najostrzejs za
trucizne po}kna, jezeli on ja tylko
cukrem hypokryzyi pozorem
barankowet niewinnosci osfoni?
Czyz to ME ubliza wan, jake.
dobrym i uczciwym katolikom? A
pomlmo tych Wszystkich uiecnych
i hereby, kt6re 6w pismak
W swoim szpargale umieszcza, chce
ably sig nazywa} katolicki m.
A nawet najaf sob1e pewnego
ksiedza W Ripon, (swego brata. =
Przyp. Red. WIARUsA), ably ten
staral sic to niby uniewinnic 80 -
te sprawe za}agodzic
nibyto jakos ~przekrecit i szparga{
ten katolickim nazwa6, ten zas
wlerny temu zaproszeniu osmieszy1
swoimi kretackimi wywodami nie-
tylko sam siebie, ale i owego
pismaka zb@azni}, gdyz jemu ami
sig sni}o, ably herezya, o spowiedzi
g}oszona W Kuryerku, odwo1a4 i
owszem ~jeszcze z ironia broni} jei
i powiada uporczywie, re jak hy@o
tax MECH bedzie.
Niechze wiec Kuryerek i nadal
pozostanie demokratyczno. repu-
blikanskim -katolicko-heretyckim
=
szparga}em. - Mech sig gniewa ma
bazylike 6w. J6zafata i parska ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
Przestroga.

Wobec grasujacego dzi6 zgor~
szenia, obowiazkiem jest moim,
jake kap}ana i wydawcy katolickie~
go pisma, STAG ma stray WARY
swietej, obyczaj6w naukl koscio~
Ia sw. Nigdy jeszcze dotad ME
by}a W Ameryce w1ara swieta W
ludzie naszym tax doswiadczan2,
lax obecnie. Satan stara sic pod
najr6zniejszymi postaciami ma
gwa1t pozyskaG ola sieb1e lud
polski, a najbardziej przez czyta~
ME z1ych heretycklch gazet, dc
kt6rych nalezy i nasz K%urYerek. To
10 dis dzlen ma wskros heretyc-
|kie pismid}o, albo raczej jego
pismak stara} SIC cd dawien
dawna podburzac lud przeclwko
ksie2om i biskupom katolickim
lecz do takiej pod}osci, jak obec.
ME, ME posuna} sig jeszcze nigdy.
Rzucil on sic BOWEN ma ,,spo-
wiedz'' i g1osi, re ,,spowiedzi Par
Jezus ME ustanowi} - re te usta-
nowlli ludzie " trzynastym wieku,
ze ludzie pred trzynastym wiekiem
chociaz do spowiedzi ME chodzili,
byli zbawieni j tym podob'ne here.
we .~rozglasza, . to jedynie : te,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
Go pisze ksiadz
rzymsko katolicki
KURYERzE PoLsKIM
i O Kruszkach.

KS. W. GRUTZA, proboszcz
parafi sw. J6zafata W Milwau :
kee, wydrukowa} W wydawanym
przez siebie KAToL1KU,w numerze
z 20 Kwietn1a, nastepujacy artykuf
o KURYERzE PoLsK1M, tudziez o
tych co So "a jego robote odpowie~
dzialni,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

| Wedle jjego stylu, ale surowo bedzie
gromi} wszelkie herezye, g%loszone
" Kuryerku.
Mech nadal Lazywa drukar
Mig Katolika fabryka, bodajby
tylko W tel fabryce pismaka Cd
Kuryerka ma porzqdnego katolika
przerobiG MONA, 0 czem jednak
bardzo watpid nalezy, DO co juz
rag djabel ma }ancuszku "a SODA
%prowadzi, to mu bardzo trudno
jest odebrac. ~ lyle jest rzecza
pewnaa, ze takich herstyckicA
szpargaf6W, podobnych do Kuryer-
ka, W domach katolickich utrzy-
mywat ME wolno, DO z%abijajacym
jadem zatruja sig i niewinne dzieci
dorosli.
KS. W. GRUTZA.
@ -0~-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-10
RatIa fiar sRatter.

Dor aber so Sabreu f@ou wurbe
Mrs. MtMSlop'6 Soothing Sprup
bon Millionen bon Mhttern beim Sab.
nen Der ainber angemenbet. Mirf bu
I'm 69lafe bur@ bas S4reten etneS
ainbes gefbrt, bas TIM 3abnen II unb
Dor G1ner3en tpeinta Wenn 10, laKe
lofort cine Glai9e bon ~Wfrs. Wtns'
Ions Soothing Sprups bDleu. eein
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. 90 mirb benz
tleinen 2eibemben fofort 2iaberung per'
f9affen. Derlabt eu6 barauf. Mitter,
es til feim 3meifel bartber. gs beilt
Opienterp nnb Oiarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, befeitist Winb'
aoIit, ermei9t ben Gaumen, berbtn'
bert gntsanbung unb fdrtt bos ganae
Gpfiem. vWirs. Win5lows Soothing
Syrup fur sabnenbe aiuber if anges
nebm In @sf6mad unb bas &eeept
ftammt bon eineut Der beifen iueiblt9eu
Aerste tn ben Ser. Staten. gs if BET
allen Orusgifeu In ber ganaen Welt 3n
baben. preis rs Gents per Tlat4e.
aauft ni1ts anberes, als Mrs. Wtns'
Ions SootbingsSprnp.
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gamfene 8anae,t

f6nnten benz gnt5iiden nidt slusbrud
perlei6en. weldes Gnnie 6. Gprinser,
1925 6Oiparo Street, 9bilaoelpbta,
8enniDlpanien, empfanb, als iie 9etpabr
tuirbe, baB Or. Sings Neue gutbeduns
fir Sdwinblu6t iie p6llis sebeilt bate
BON einem idmerSenben 6uiten, Der fie
Sabre lang furdtbar sequalt bate.
Gae ! anberen Mittel uno 5ablreide
Qer5te permo9ten ibr ni6t Su belIen,
aber iie iast BON bieIem berrli6en Wits
tel: ,,es entfernte balb ben G6mera
aug meiner 8ruit uno i9 farm iest feit
ibfafen, ettpas, 'uorauf ib mid faum
nod beiinnen fann, oaB id es ffiiber sez
fonnt babe. Sd babe bas @eiiibf, als
milBte i'd bas Sob Sieies Wtitsels laut
in alle @elt binaus oerfinben." @benio
tpirb es Sebermann erseben, tpel6er
Or. &inss Neue @ntoeduns perlu6t
fir 8ei6perben bes Salies, Der 8rmit
uno Der 2unse. GreiS so gents uno
$1.OO. 9rubeilaiden frei in Der QpO,
|tbefe BON S. 8alteper & Son. Sebe
Slai6e miro aarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-10
8erlen In Der siiueburaer Sasse.

RSAtSW Wv uGS &WWSUWtHCS &WtUe-
Dor eintsen Sabren bot es nod e9te
perlea in ber 2aneburser 6aibe gese.
ben. Jn ber 2utter uurbe eine foge.
uanute ssute MufdelA gefunbsn. bic
GIub'perlmui6eI, ipel6e i96ne perlen
Iiefert. 0ieie Mul9el tommt In ber
2hneburser Daibe Dor In ben Bdden
Serbian unb 1einbe6 Bel Bobeuteid,
2ube. 6ebe, e1mlsuan, 2utter uub
2a9te. Sn Der 8erbau Fam Re frhber
am bdufigfen Dor unb bic 2ube bate
BITE gr0bten unb f@6niten. Die per-
Ieufif6srei Der 9aioe mar fraber In
man6en Sobren redt ertrasreid,, ieBt
bat Fe gana aufseb6rt. Die perls
mufdel lit ielten semorben. 9aur ss.
IegentIid) finbet mon nod cine vgute"
Mui6el. b. /. cine iol9e, bic cine
perle fubri. Sin perlsnfifder periab
f19 nit einem 8eutel, rem er fih am
6aIfe befefiigte unb einem Stod, I'm
I'm gDaher bamit 3u fiiiBen. 8ei
beaem 5ounenf9ein unb filem Wst'
Ter uniernabm er isiuen gang. inbem
er bobei ftets gegen ben Strom siug.
Dhntte ibm eiue am grunbe febenbe
MufGeI gut. 10 bolte er He nit Der
Sanb, Ober ueun bas WaKsr tief mar,
nit ben JdBen beraus, inbem CT He
3mii6en ben 3eben eiutlemmte. 8ei6id'
ts perlmufhelfii9er fonnien 3iemli9
F6sr beurtbeiIsn. ob cine Muf6el cine
perIe entbieIt Ober ui6t. Weifeus
baitsn R6 bic fog. suten Mui6eI In
ibrem 2ager feifgelegt, .angeiogen4
SEr Nfu beres bat entueber cine @in'
beusuns, 8ertiefuns. anbsre 5arbe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-10
yfene tiirfiide 8abe Mnitalt.
9ritte Strait go. $40, etnen 8lod
bimter Der Yoft Offiee.

3artif1e, ruiRi9e, Qafenbampfs,
Nabels unb einfad5e Bdber tdsli& ftir
6erren unb Danen. WfaHase. 6tb.
neraugen Operationen. Offen Sag
unb Na1t.
Beionbere 8abtanfalt far Damen.
Carl Seied. gi8emtbiimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-10
us 8 dien.

2ebrer: rgra I'm Sabre 785 nod
@briai Geburt nabmen bic 5adbien bas
gbriRentbum an. Bis babin tuaren He
6eiben gemeien. Run, gmiI, mas
tpiQf 9u fragen2" - G9hIer: .Wie
bat mr. benn bis babiu In Drdien &c.
fast, wenn mr.: st 6errGdiesl@ II ia.
gen moQbe2@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-10

9. 6. 9atterion in Montasue, Te=
ras, idreibt: 70 Sabre lang babe id
Or. M. u. Gimmons 2iper Mebicine
9esen &rdmpie, &olif uno Misrdue ses
btau6t. Meiner gtniidt nad lit bies
Ielbe itarfer uno iuirft natiirliher ais
,,S6war5er Grant" ooer 8eillns Wes
eiein.
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@taat Dtis, start xsIesaA
2ue9S Geuntp, o. 0.

Sganf 8. Gtsnet bG4mbrt, bae q
be- 4itre Partner ber Tirna S. s. 8 4s
4et 3 60. tft tpel4e Gei6xfte In ber
etaht ToIsSo, tn obensenanntem County
sns etaats, t9ut, ans BAY befaste etrn,a be
Gunsme pen eiatnnbert DoIIatB
fl9 khen San Bon Ratarrb bs3ablen tpirA,
Ses btsr& ben Gebraum bon SaIrs &a'
taSrk&xs ri9t sebeiIt tperbea fann.
3eihmoreu boz mir unh unter,
(~~.) f4rieben In r1einr @ssetirart am
4 SEAL 8. Seytember u. .. '6s.
(~> q. B. GIeafsM
SfentIiaer Hstas.
4sH's aatarrb &..r tpirs innsrlia sensHp
nea, xmb virtt sirett auf bas 8lut unA bic
NIetmiSea Dberfdden beS Spfte.ns. 9Abt
Odd u1Rfrnf 8eusniiie tcmnsen
SIS. Gheneb & Co., Go.eos, 9.
G 8erfauft ben Npctbesern, rs GtB.
SaIl's Gamilien. Yillen fino bie beften.
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@rumbet8entbmntS Mebertra8umsen.
emil gdeuroth on Wlrs. Sermine
Jlet6er. Grunbfade an @outb alamo
Str. $2,115.
6ermiue Glether on Mrtbur 8aul,
bieielben GrunbRhde, $2,275.
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NysabMfe @ptel Bar,
ORs 6onfton strabe.
80 m. M u tb, $3.50. Gi8entbiimer

Man fubet bier elm por3aeli6es
@Ias Bier unierer beimii6en Braue.
reien. geionbere Mnertennung Der.
bieuen bic Weine. @igarren. Wbisties,
2iqn6re &c. gnr3hgli6er Greis
sMorgens unb Na 1s
mittass. 9ieie Wirtbi9aft erfreut
f9 bes ausse3ei6neten 9ufes au benz
angenebmfen Gufentbaltsorte ber
Stabt 3u 5dblen.
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Wattbtes Bros. syleti@er,

SO. 507 8 Hs6ouf n.StraB'.
Nur bas poraasli9fie Rinbs. S9af'
unb Sdmeinefeii9.
6pe3iaIitdt: Sunges aalbfeif9.
4lle arten bon WurP, 6dinfen.
3unse. S6mals &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-10

= SIN sartsn Nlter bon 109 Sahren
IN I'm State 9etu 0ort ein leibeni9aft'
Iider unb unperbeherli9er Rau6er ge.
forben. Das benefit mieber. tpie tpeit
man es nit 10 sefdbrli6en 2eibenfhaf'
ten bringen tannl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-10

ober cine unnatlirli6e arbmmung
beiber g6alen, unb ldBt babur6 ers
tennen, baB i'm Suuern cine perle 1T.
Ob bieIelbe aber reif Dbsr unreif 1T.
ldbt ft9 leiber BON auben nibt beliims
men. Mfan r1uB baber bic 59alen in
iebem Sale 6ffnen. inbent mon nit
benz MeKer bostpii6enfdbrt. so gebt
tn febem Jane bic Wuihel perloren, bie
ionf nod ipdter bic Mtelihteit bieten
t6nnte, 0hae zines iol6en S9abes gu
iein. Weil frtiber aud nidt ale per:
lenfii6er senug getbt tparen, bic ueu.
ten" Mui6eln gsb6ris aus3ul6ieu, muir
ben idbrIi6 piele Sauienb ge6ffnet. Sa
1920 Sabren finbet man tuobl tber.
baupt In ber 2iineburger 6aibe tsiue
perIenmui9el mebr, benn piele merbeu
i'm 9ommer aud burh 9iiteiungen
berni6iet.
NuS Ronaantinopel mirb &C.
ldrieben: Das Ni6terFGeinen bes
prin5en @eOre BON 8rie6enIanb, bes
@roEcommifd,s ber Wddte in Rreia,
BET ber 6eier 3u gbren bes @eburtsias
geS bes Sultans In ber groBen Moidee
In @auea, bat 8eranlaKuue au bielem
@erebe gegeben. Da Der prins bonn
Sman ber Moidee eine formeQe gire
labung erbalien bate, fonn n,an tlur
als @runb ieiner Mbtpeienbeit BET Der
Geier ieiae Nbneigung segen bte Nner'
tennung elmer Ma6t annebmen, nit
mel@er er In feinen amiIiden Beaies
bungea ifebt.
- Gin 8duerlein bas tiber bic 8ers
liner 5dlobbride sius. duBerte beim
Mnblid ber alesoriiden ueibIiden ST.
guren: uMit ber GIeii6notb ideint es
hnf1 nid1t 10 fd1Iimnt All ffehenla
The leader., 1899-05-17
THE BLANKvILLE D. A. R.
4 Dimcult Problem was fresehtea
to the Club. But 10 Was solved
All Right.

81 have here" announced the secretary
Of the Blankville Daughters of the Ameri-
AN Revolution, "a note from Mrs. foralgne,
IN which she applies for membership,
CONSERVATION was at once plainly de
picted upon the countenances OF the
Dear me, dear me, how dreadfully EN-
5arrassing!" murmured the lady regent; 4,
"She entertains 30 delightfully."-, sighed
And so often. added another.
And is so helpful in church work, con-
tnued third.
And in everything we get up" said a
I'VE really cannot offend her II would
never. never do" choTused several decd
eddy. -,
the secretary hopelessly.,
IF it were only ourselves we could ad-
nit her." said the lady regent, teariully;
But we never could make the .Oodru Vi
sWhy isn't she eligible:" asked the Wis
because she is an English girl Jim For
aigne married when he was IN London, .ex-
claimed a number together But she a
most charming and helpful woman =.
II really do not see what we can do,
moaned the lady regent, despalringIy we
can't offend her, not on any account; ana
we cant admit her; under our rule it's ut
terly impossible.
with exultation. We'll dlsband. and then
we'll organize ourselves into a progressive
euchere club. She can belong to that.
90" cried the rest, unanimously, you
clever, clever girl!
And it was thus arranged IN. Y. Journal.
The leader., 1899-05-17
TRUSTS UNDER FIRE.
Combinations Are Being rrobed ~
Industrial Commission-One Plan
for Prevention.

Washington. May 10. - The indus
trial commission Thursday heard the
first witness to be called in connection
with its inquiry into the operation of
trusts. The witness was Hon. James
W. Lee, of Pittsburgh. attorney for sew
eral pipe line and oil companies, and
formerly a state senator of Pennsyl-
vania. Mr.. Lees testimony was direct
ed especially against the Standard Oil
company.
As a means of prevention of trusts,
Mr.. Lee suggested a law making de-
structive competition a criminal of
Tense. He thought the fear of imprison-
ment would intimidate some of them.
Nothing had done so much as destruc-
tive competition to prevent progress
and fairness. The law could be passed
by the states, and in case of prosecu-
ton prices charged for years could be
used in evidence. He would also sug-
gest that the capital of all corporations
except those of a public or quasi-public
nature should be limited to 81 zoo, 900.
lie thought that something of this kind
was necessary, and that if remedy was
not found the country would be ruined
by combinations of capital detrimental
to the public interests. Under the pres
ent conditions personal ambition was
stifed, and many men were being kept
out of business because of the existence
of these combinations.
The leader., 1899-05-17
Trade Conditions Favorable.

New York. May 13.-Bradstreet's says:
reports as to trade conditions are gem
orally of a favorable tenor, notable among
these being advanced quotations for many
grades of iron and steel, increased activity
in building lines reflected in heavy sales of
lumber at prices tending upward. tlrmer
tone in the cotton goods market sympa-
thized in by the raw product, bank clear
ings surprising all records for this week
of the year. railroad earnings maintaining
recent gains and business failures, as for
some time past. down to the minimum.
Offsetting these in some measure might be
cited the reasonable quieting down OF
wholesale distributive demand, particular
ly for dry goods and clothing, but most not
able of all the further weakening of cereal
values, rejecting the indifference of for
eign buyers. in spite of the definitely con-
coded fact that our winter wheat acreage
has been consldera bly, curtailed, lowered
quotations of hog products and some shad-
ing of prices in sugar copper and tin.
The leader., 1899-05-17
PRESIDENT RECUPERATING.
Ing His Condition-PIcnsed mt
News from Samoa

Hot Springs, Va, May 1.-The re
assuring news forwarded from Apia by
Admiral kautz was a source of relic
to the president. The extent to which
he is being allowed freedom from Off
cial cares is evidenced by the fact that
not even this welcome information was
forwarded to him, his knowledge of the
fact being given through the press rep
rescntatiVe here. The president eX
pressed his pleasure over the renewed
assurances that the Samoan situation is
so peaceful. With the tripartite com
mission now at the islands, further
bloodshed is not anticipated.
Whether it is the effect of his abso
lutte relaxation from duties, the dry at
mosphere, or the result of his medic
| inal bath, this treatment having beer
| begun Wednesday, or of them all, the
president is recuperating rapidly. 4
gentleman who has known him for
| many years, after seeing him, said that
| he never knew the president to appear
| to be in better health. His color, he
explained, was an apparent statement
of facts in itself.
The leader., 1899-05-17
DOINGS Or A WEEK
What Has Happened Throughout
the Civilized World.
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
A Complete Review Of the Happenings
of the Past Seven Days in This
and All Foreign Lands.
GIVEN IN THE PRESS DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

The acting secretary of war says the
Chinese exclusion act does not apply
to our insular possessions.
The president has appointed Capt.
John A. Logan, United States volun-
teers, adiutant general of the depart
ment of the gulf.
The United States and Great Britain
will act together at the cars disarma-
ment conference in urging the adoption
of a scheme of arbitration of interna-
tional disputes.
The death of George Earle. n lawyer
of prominence and assistant postmas-
ter general under President Grant, oc-
CURED In Washington.
Officials in Washington believe from
Gen. Otis report concerning the sit
uation in the Philippines that the end
of the Filipino insurrection is near at
hand. II is said that he has received
instructions from the president to
force the fighting and to penetrate far
into the interior and capture or destroy
every warning Filipino. The decisive
battle of the campaign is expected to
take place near San Fernando, where
the insurgents have an army of at least
10000 men strongly intrenched.
In Washington the industrial COM
mission began an inquiry into the
operations of trusts.
The leader., 1899-05-17
WANT TO SEE DEWEY.
Effort. to Induce the Adm''"' w
Come Home by Way of san
Francisco.

Chicago, May l0.-News was received
at the city hall Tuesday that strong
movement is forming in the west 10
induce Admiral Dewey to make ms en-
try into the United States next mohth
through San Francisco. According 10
the announced plans of the Manila nero
he will leave the Philippines on his nag
ship. the Olympia, Immediately upon
the arrival of Admiral Watson. Az
miral Dewey, it has been reported, WIZ
take the SueZ canal route. and VIII uTSt
greet his countrymen at the port Oh
New York. 1t is now proposed ny
mayors and leading civil officials OF the
west to petition the admirai to change
his plans and make the Golden Gate the
objective point of his voyage to his ma
tive land. The latter proposition, as
made by Mayor Phelan, of San Fran
cisco, who has telegraphed to the city
executives of the leading cities of the
western portion of the United States,
asking their cooperation in the EFFORT 10
secure for the west the honor of first re-
ceiying the naval hero.
Mayor Harrison received the follow
ing dispatch from Mayor Phelan Tues
day: Can you advise me by telegram
if / can use your name by cablcgram, IN
viting Admiral Dewey to return by San
Francisco instead of by Suez? We con
template grand celebration" Mayor
Harrison Immediately wired his assent.
1t is reported that Mayor Phelan has
wired all the mayors of the principal
cities of the west, and has received ia
vorable answers from the following
cities:
Columbus Detroit, Des Moines. Minneap-
oils. Denver. Spokane. Memphis, Nashville,
Grand Rapids Mich; Fargo n. D.; Mont
gomery, Ala. Little Rock, Ark; Macon.
Ga: Cedar Rapids. Ia; Topeka. Louis
Vile, New Orleans, Duluth, St Joseph,
Great Falls. Mont; omaha, Houston,
Tex. Salt Lake, Peoria, st. Louis. In
dianapolis, Kansas city Toledo, Milwau-
kee, Cleveland. St. Paul and Cincinnati.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

The death of Gen. Manning F. Force,
commandanto of the Ohio soldiers home.
occurred at the home near Sandusky, o.
DIR. William Murphy and his son and
Charles D. Clarke and his brother We're
killed in dispute over bill at Okolona,
Miss
William Lawrence, eX-comptrOller OF
the treasury of the United States and
president of the National Association
OF Wool Growers, died at his home near
Bellefontaine, o.
BY the sudden overflow of branch
of the Brazos river near benjamin,
composed of four persons. we're
drowned.
At the age of GO years Gen. Samuel B..
Smith. a veteran of the civil war and
known as the father of the national
guard system. died in Dayton, o.
Under contract to exhibit in dime
museum in New York ten native Fill
pinos were forbidden to land in San
Francisco.
The military district of Alaska has
been created, with headquarters at
Pyramid Harbor.
In the island of Porto Rico all the
post offices and school houses will soon
be flying United States flags.
At Spring Place, Ga, DR.. l.. p. Bag
we'll and his three chi ldren and an aged
woman housekeeper were burned TO
death in a fire that consumed their
home.
Fl. D. Eivers. of Baltimore, Nd, and
Alex Vollrath, of Sheboygan, students
at Mission House college in Elkhart
Lake. Wis, were drowned by the up
setting of boat.
A cloudburst inundated the town OF
Homer. Neb., driving people from their
homes, and hundreds of head of stock
were drowned.
The oldest practicing attorney in
Ohio, Robert II. Folger. died at his
home in Massilon, aged 81 years.
Ex-Secretary of State John Sherman
celebrated the seventy-sixth anniver-
sary of his birth at his home at Mans
field, o.
Strikers at Duluth, Mimi, blew up
street car with dynamite, injuring ten
passengers.
The most influential paper in Ha-
vana, La Patria, strongly indorses the
American administration.
The Iowa supreme court says that
in bucket shops cannot be collected by
law in the state.
The first seagoing war vessel that
ever came up the Mississippi river as
far as st. Louis, the cruiser Nashville,
was riding at anchor off that city.
At Howard City. Mich, Joseph Har-
vey. aged 20. killed his wife, Robert
mother, and MORALLY wounded his
three-months-old child and his father
in-law, John Logenslayor. and finally
shot himself. inficting a serious
wound.
The western manufacturers of corn
shelters. feed-cutters. grinding mills
and cider presses have agreed to make
a general advance of Is per cent. in
prices.
At Coldwater. Kan, a cyclone de-
stroyed ~ houses, the Presbyterian
church and block of stores and killed
Joseph Bowers. a prominent cattleman.
~ Clyde, o.. memorial services were
held In honor of George Burton Meeks.
q sailor on the Winslow and the first
Ohioan killed in the Spanish war.
Col. William j. Bryan's old regiment,
the Third Nebraska. was mustered out
ut Augusta, Ga.
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May sell Liquor on sunday,

Washington, May 13,-Jndge kimball
of the police court here, decided Friday
that the sale of liquors on Sunday in
Washington hotels was legal under the
act of 1893. Congress at its recent SEES
sion enacted Il law prohibiting the sale
of liquor on Sundays by makers, brew.
ers, distillers or their agents, "or other
persons or corporations and test
case was brought, it being contendct
that the recent act repealed the law
of 1898, which permitted the sale Of
liquors by hotels under certain condi
tons. Judge KimbaIl decided that the
act of 1899, as it related to the sale OF
liquors in hotels on sundays, was not
repealed by the recent act.