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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-25
ORDINANCES
Enacted by the Town Council Of the
Borough Of ReynoldsviiIe, Pa.
mo. CO.,

NO. w.
BE 1T ORDAINED and enacted
by the town council of the Borough OF
Reynoldsville. in council assembled,
and it is hereby ordained and enacted
by authority OF the same:
Section l. That the provisions OF
ordinance No. 81 be and are hereby
applied and extended TO such portions
OF said Gordon alley as lies between
9Th street and 7th, or Russ street,
majority in interest and number
of property owners abutting on
the line of said proposed Improvement
having presented a petition, therefore,
in accordance with the Act Of AS
sembly regulating sewers, &c.
Section 2. That any ordinance or
part OF ordinance conflicting with this
ordinance is hereby repealed, so far as
the same effects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into law in
council this 4th day OF October, A. ID.
1899. S. B. ELLIOTT,
Attest: Pres. Of Council.
L. ]. McENTIRE, Clerk Of Council.
Approved this 9Th day Of October,
A. d., 1899 II. ALEX. STOKE,
Chief Burgess.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-25

tax for the purpose OF paying for said
Arc lights as now provided by law.
Section 3. Should the said +. A.
Ferrin, his successors or assigns, fail
TO accept this ordinance and be Jound
by tho terms and conditions thereof
within sixty (60) days from the date
hereof, or fall to erect and operate
said Arc lights within the time
prescribed In this ordinance, then
this ordinance shall become void, and
the Borough Of Reynoldsville shall be
released from all liability Hereunder.
Section 4. That any ordinance or
part OF ordinance conflicting with this
ordinance is hereby repealed, so far
as the same effects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into II law In
council this 4th day of October, A. d.,
1899. S. B. ELLIOTT.
Attest: Pres. of Council.
l.. J. MCENTIRE, Clerk Of Council.
Approved this 9Th day Of October,
A. D., 1899. II. ALEX. STOKE,
Chief Burgess.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-25
No. 63.

AN ORDINANCE authorizing the
laying out, construction and building OF
public sewer In Hill street from an
alley at or near the estate Of James
Flynn, deceased. where said street
intersects with said alley TO n point
where said sewer will connect with
proposed main sewer at or near where
Hill street intersects with Fourth
street.
Whereas, IL appears by the petition
and affidavit on file In the council cham-
Der OF the council Of the borough of
Reynoldsville. that majority of prop
erty owners, In interest and number.
abutting on the line OF Hill street, on
the line OF the proposed Improvement,
have petitioned the council Of said bor-
ough To lay out, construct and build
public sewer in Hill street in said bor-
ough, beginning at point on AN alley
at or near the estate of James Flynn,
deceased, where Hill street intersects
with said alley: thence in Hill street
east to II point where said street inter-
sects with Fourth street: thence In Hill
street east to point where said sewer
will connect with proposed main sew
er at or near where Hill street inter-
sects with Fourth street in manner and
form as directed by law. that said sewer
is public necessity for the convenience
and health OF the citizens: and that the
costs and expenses Of the same be as
sessed and collected in accordance with
the provisions of the Acts Of Assembly
Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
relating thereto and regulating the
same: therefore
Section |. BE IL ordained and enact
ed by the town council OF the borough
Of Reynoldsville in council assembled
and it is hereby ordained and enacted
by authority Of the same, that II public
sewer be laid out, constructed and built
in Hill street. beginning at a point on
an alley at or near the estate of James
Flynn. deceased, where Hill street in
tersects with said alley; thence in Hill
street east to point where said street
intersects with Fourth street: thence in
Hill street east to point where said
sewer will connect with proposed
main sewer at or near where Hill street
intersects with Fourth street. in accord
ance with survey hereto attached and
made part of this ordinance.
Section 2. That said sewer shall be
built as follows: Diameter OF sewer
pipe to be decided upon by the council;
to be placed not less than three (3) feet
below the surface of the present street,
so tnat connexions WIN tne same can
oe properly mace rom cellars SIX (ol
leet IN aeptn reckoning IRON levei OF
center Oh street. me sewer rOommittee
OF tne Town councll OF tne borough OF
;.oa ',ud' and o,rooS ,,,,e o "' 90 a u'I ~, huv
m,ator;ais npmn,ov an " enaineor and s To-.
hnsn,, s; a,sa .pps ,1 Ir ol,Ia.,, % a.u
to "'I I,n;a nan a., M. ,; uS
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Soo,;on Tho, so;a sor,, sho, ho
,S;aa, -, :" d., ,hn av n.,,Ia Ia" ,Ja,;n am n' os
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-25
Farmer Sinclair.

John Sutherland Sinclair is O farmer
in North Dakota. His farm is called
Berriedale farm. In the book of the
peerage Mr.. Sinclair is put down as Earl
Of Caithness, Lord Berriedale and a
baronet of Nova Scotia. All the castles
and vast estates which his ancestors
owned have shrunk to the North Dakota
farm. The earldom of Caithness once
embraced all the northern part of Scot
land, from sea to sea, and the Sinclairs
were earls of Orkney too. o.-Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-25
He Wan ExpIicft.

An ex-soldier who had lost leg in
the war and was tired waiting for his
pension wrote to headquarters at Wash
ington:
'Ef you won't send me my pension.
won't you please send me a wooden leg,
SOS ! kin git aboutH The leg lost wuz
a bowleg on the left side an had three
corns on the three little toes. So, now,
you can't go wrong in maxim a new
one. ATLANTA Constitution.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-25

The farmers boy looks with scorn at
the city boy, who doesn't know which
the of horse and which the nigh horse
IL. ---Somerville Journal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-25
No. 81.


BE IT ORDAINED and enacted by
the town council OF the borough OF
Reynoldsville, in council assembled,
and IL is hereby ordained by authority
OF the same:
Section I. That the right OF way is
hereby granted to f. A. Ferrin, his
heirs, successors or assigns to enter
upon the public streets. lanes, alleys
and public squares of the Borough of
Reynoldsville, to erect. maintain and
control poles and wires for the purpose
Of carrying and conducting electricity,
for the period OF fifty years, through
said streets, lanes. alleys and public
squares OF the said borough Of Reyn-
oldsvlle as they now exist, or may be
hereafter changed, extended or estab-
lished. for the purpose Of supplying
electricity to the citizens and inhabi-
tants of the borough Of Reynoldsville,
and for the lighting OF the stores,
offices, dwelling houses. streets. lanes,
alleys. public squares and other places
where electric lights may be needed
and desired, and for the supplying Of
electricity for motor power, or for heat
TO such person or persons as MAJ desire
the same.
Section .. Said poles shall be erected
on the streets, lanes. alleys and public
squares at such places and on such lines
as the Street Committee OF the said
borough shall direct. and the poles
shall be straight and Of sufficient
strength to carry all wires placed there
on. and shall not be less than twenty
five feet in height above the streets.
Section 3. The said f. A. Ferrin, his
successors or assigns, shall within
ninety days after this Ordinance goes
into effect, commence to erect such lines
and prosecute said work with reasonable
diligence until said plant is completed
Section 4. This Ordinancc shall not
go into effect until the said f. A, Fer
rim, his successors or assigns shall file
the stipulation accepting the same with
all its provisions, and agreeing to be
bound thereby Said acceptance TO be
filed within ten days or this ordinance
10 be null and void
Section 3. That any ordinance or
part OF ordinance conflicting with this
ordinance is hereby repealed so far as
the same effects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into law In
council this 4th day of October, A. D..
1899 S. B. ELLIOTT,
Attest: Pres. OF Council.
L. ]. MCENTIRE, Clerk.
Approved this 5th day OF October, A.
ID. 1899. III. ALEX. STOKE,
Chief Burgess.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-25

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With II Chicago Journal
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-25
mo. 62).

WHEREAS, Jne Borough OF Reyn-
oldsville at public election held
in the said borough on the 18th day Of
September, 1888, submitted to the
voters of the said borough the
question of voting for public taxes for
the furnishing OF water and for the
lighting of the streets, lanes and al
leys OF the said Borough of Reyn-
oldsville, and for the furnishing OF
water, ETC., and whereas, the said
Borough OF Reynoldsville has not
yet entered into any contract for the
furnishing OF lights for the lighting
OF the streets, alleys, and public
squares of the said borough,
Therefore, be it ordained by the
town council OF the Borough Of Reyn-
oldsville, and it is hereby ordained
by authority OF the same:
Section /. That the said borough
hire from E. A Ferrin, his heirs,
successors or assigns, Arc
Lights to be of not less than 1000
candle power, to be kept burning
during each and every night. during
the period of this contract, to be
located at such point or points as the
Light Committee of the town council
may direct, which said lights during
the continuance of this ordinance
shall he kept and maintained by the
said L. A. Ferrin, his successors or
assigns, for the period of ten years
from the date at which said light ID
turned on. In consideration for which
the said Borough of Reynoldsville
will pay to the said L. A. Ferrin, his
heirs or assigns, the sum of Sixty 1850
dollars per annum for each and every
Arc Light so kept and maintained
Said sum to be paid quarterly on the
First days of January, April, July and
October of each and every year
during the aforesaid period Of ter
years. Proper deductions and allow
ances shall be made by the said T.
A. Ferrin, his successors or assigns
for any light or lights that do not
burn the required length of time
Said deductions and allowances TO be
determined for each quarter, before
the light bill is paid The said e
A. Ferrin, his successors or assigns
shall erect said lights within 81,
months from this date and hav,
the current ready to turn on within
six months from this date. The sait
Borough of Reynoldsville will keel
and maintain the aforesaid number o
lights during the said term OF tel
years and for each additional ligh
attached during the said term, thu
said borough shall not pay more thar
the sum herein stipulated to be paiS
for Arc lights during the contin
uanoe OF this contract.
Section 2. The Borough Of Reyn
oldsville will annually hereafter lev,
end collect from its inhabitants
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

zyclivpsci, lecz. lee I raczel mai
wieksza pogarde!
Il dlnie nasIze polskie'
ducI,o stwo powinno sic
ME IA bacznosci, BY IN
agenci IA 1ilwauck ckiego ANTI
chrysta ME sarazili e! paraf1i
nielazalezn,a he,rezya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

Igenei lntishrYsta,
So ludzie, kt6rzy .wszyst-
kiego bljznien1u zazdroszcza !.
kt6rych chciwost wzrasta "
miare powie iekszania sic ich
majatku.
Do tego gatunku nalezy j
Michal Kruszka, wydawca.
milwauckiego KURYERA Pot.
sK1EGo, przez lud polski "
Ameryce k uk Y ~ ykuse m
przezwanego. . q q .
IS ChWalil On al edaWnioI
FWobec caleg1l Wla y 4 ata, e.
Posii;a'5d'a i;'5' wiecejj abonea eatoN',.
ssiniz al Wszystkie polskie gazety|
Nv Ameryce razem wziaWszy,|
a jednak zazdrosci On f,aWet.
.zyciia jjnnym wydawconl
pofskim Y Ameryce Me
mogac. ich znnarnowat >pote-.
ga swego pi6fa i artykulami
k. U k u:ry k Il s a, podcina.
i: i'm nogi niesumienns is: konku-.
: rencYa, J, }, v !. 4. ]:
Aa 'l?e daiftwems = sagentdw
sYwo|ehEl 2 oe|||eehEl:7'- - Win epte9ot. .slawx
s skiegesl 9 !. tegoz p6braci1 Sew.
skich pacho}k6w ~. zi4z S..
2artkowiaka psuje Ktusz :.
ka interes wszystkim innym
polskim >wydawcom na "a.
chodzie. z jego polecenia
agenci owl, same skohczone
lajdaki, oczerniaja konkuren-
tow Kruszkowych. ze oni5
heretycy. ze ME posiadaja.
:zadnei naukii, ze ma ksiezy.
pisuja, ze bankruci it. d. -
a natomiast trabia poczciw-
com W uszy. ze tylko papie-
ryKruszkowe, lako najlepsze(D'
j najtahsze, nalezy abcnowat
/ czytae.
Jezeli .zas podrozujace
Kruszkowe lobuzy zastana W
jakiej polskiej paraa' j. ruch
niezalezny, to natychmiast
przied dierzgaja sic W agitato-
row niezaleznych, Jak to n p.
SIawski niedawno zrobif W
Joliet, I'll.
Juz zewszad dochodza mas
skargi. ma nieuczciwa robote
wl6czacych sic po swiecie
agent6w Kruszki, ! trzeba
przeciez raz podo obnei zarazie
tame po'ozyt!
zopryszkami ME trzeba sic
obchodzit " spos6b parla-
mentar.ny. Niechaj laden
dobry wiarus tak;ca niebez--
Ipiecznych wl6czeg6w do
Idomu sWego ME wpuszcza!
Me uwazat ich "a godnych
Ipoparcia, lecz "a szkodl dliwych
Ipasarzyt6W ME Z okazywat in
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

MIN i bogate kopalniie |:
Edyamentu. Office
|roWie anglelscY, po-
zoE,stajacy 6, ma urlopie,
odebrali 70 roz'.kaz, ably
b bYli gotowi kazdej
.chwilli poWr6ciic do
wiaSciwych pulk6w.
/ mieszkajacy "
Transvalu NiemcY
wiernie i e, try !, maja 2
boerami i W zy Waj8
cesarza Wnhelma,
aby i'm pomagal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

nielaza1fzna neIezya.
~ e J s!7tifa ds'
POD ,sKI o ). groznym
stanie zdroWla- p. Henryka
Nagla, dawniej ejszego redak-
tora 1zIElN'':N1KA PozNA1isKIE- J
GO, mig slrawdzaja sic; sw-
szennsrlla Al on przybyt nieza---
dug 1owro item Do Atln1e- {
|fylkiA py a!oWnie objad
Epo as,aczeln elnego rec daktora
1|z1EN Nlkl !, !. CHlekGol'
sk1N',s. $ i d. yan orarsy uszg = tego
pismS bwlen nasycili SIC ] juz ~
;Eredaht & lI!1 / 6wt ! Neumama E, Vie
.szateh Szwajkarta lisa;
pragna mice nadal tylko. y jed
ne ia sWojjsm dziennis
karskiern ciele, ITO ME "a
bardzo goraca, by nadal nte
.potrzehowali mice ztyle klopo
tow II kosztownemi procesa-
mi. prasowemi.
PanNagiel, podczass sWegU
:pobytu w Galieyii stbyl wsp6a-
redaktorem !; Slowa: ! PolskiIe..
co. we2sL Lwowie.. lecz to, pb
bankructwie Kasy Oszczed-
nosci, upadlo, a p. Nagiel
zostal bez zajecia zaczal sic
porozumiewat Z akcyonaryu-
szami Dz1ENNIkA CH1cAGos-
K1EGo.
NIEZALEZNY BISHOP
W Chicago znowu wytoczyl
X Gefdonowi, Neumanowi !
Szwajkartowi, jako przedsta,
wicielom Sp6lki akcyjnej
Dz1ENN1KA PoLsK1EGo, diva
kryminalne pfocesa. Ponie-.
waz obrohca podsadnych
bedzie znany kauzyperda P,
Jan Smulski, process 2 pew
noscia ME wypadnie dla mich
korzystnie
NIEZALEZNA. chicaposka
Reforma" donosi 0 wykro-
pien,u polskiego niezaleznego
zboru " Milwaukee przez
bishopa Kozlowskieg "
asystencyi lewitow;; Rade-
machera lK olaszewsk;ego)
! Dutkiewicza. Odszczepie1ic icy
przy tel sposob bnoscl zalozyli
take parahalne Towarzy-
|stwo, kt6rego zarzaad stano-
via: Fr. IS siekarski, prezes,
Marcin Schubert sekretafz,
Jdzef Grabacz, kasyer. {.
--:-- o
MILW',AU KEE Wis.
|iWskuteIk y 5 e re'zy ygnacyiiI ob. Bro,
nislawa C'zerwilis lego : d'y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29
ALEX ANDRIA,

. { q Z 'sf3
ALEX XANDRIA.-
Pielgrzymi muzu}- :''.'
ahscy pr1izYbywajscy
2 Mekki, przenie''ssli ''s
do tuteiszego miasta ]. sta
dzume. " ciagu lnie- j.
siaca CzerW:ca S os6b
na te straszllWla 7: zara- ia
ze z unarlo q j z os}oWie
mocarstW euIopej-
|skich " kra,jj jach nu ;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

MILL CREEK,

4 I'LL !: j CRE y ]; ! / |. b
Dnia 1ego c:zer'sca, z: \ 1: u. 90
byl sic ~ zjjjazd organist6W ~
iIku |sasiedMnich M ' ps1aaj ye
|cezyi scsrat,to skiei. q n'atlo
wicie przy byli ] Fr. j Pi6rczyi.
ski /; : Wilkes Barre T F Sno.-
choWskZi..z Glen Lyon,
Ma dolny Na1ticoke
Malik kowskiz Plymouth j Fr.
[GraboWski, miejscowy orga.
nista, I !. Gelem zjazdu1 sbyylos|
|zalozcnie choru koSclel elnegd
|jako tek j narod dowego na
[msskie glosy, tax zWa'ny
1,,,.an -+x.% $s ~. s.
!, 4. u. /, !; cry. Mich. - Pan
Dominik tanislawski zalozyl
nowy handel cygar ma rogu
5M;chioan ave, : Is ulicv, "a.
|I,..eciw ), CLINE eckiepo.
B. Il ,e;ata Fra ,n,c;;szka 81 1 i ur.
u,usl.a sowo - Gitv.. ].
rzelb,vwa;aca .zbYIa obwiniiona !.
- !. n;esie IL M
u ,,alezGanvie.lh ~ nd., IIIp 3 Drzekazu
,,I,c,t,veg, dloI Inanii & .anipal.
...,z,.;;, .l sl.,,tleie,n q teoo : T,,r. !.
lrnt,,e arec7t,,,.,ann e. 1,,,, C)skar
z,na. a, nr1y,,,na,a sie do
.niir,,v,..lec1 il, piieniadze po1y.-.
I CIV szy .od. .przYjaeiela, zwro- .
!: ella :ssn,igalsklei s; i
{. 80. !, }. !.
NEW. YOR K. .Probos,ez !.
:palykiego k9sciola v, v New
iYorku. W;iel. ks. i. H. Strze
.lecki, postaral s'es.o znalezie,
ME. odpowledniego gruntu do
=, e' w. ! olka' : :. ko'n''s' 1;,,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29
TELEGRAMY. + !.

TELEGRAMY. L I.
MANILA. Me
Aguinaldo, lecz. Luna !, ii
zostal W sposob skry-
tob6jczy zabii.ty, j to
z powodu, ze k.r.zyzo.-
wal plany Agu:ll.n'alda.
Teraz Agulnlaldo oso-
biScie doWodzi pow
stahcami. i G Wojska a.
l11erykahskie a 81 l;.l ] 81 .t7' znajdp-
jay size " krJytycEznem III 4
pe1ozeniu. General
Macarthur przysel:a 0
sobie bardzo skape
wiadomoScl. Zacho-
wuje sic pod San
Fernando odpornie.
General " \ Wheaton by]l
zmuszonY cofnac sic
2 P erez das Marin'as u, q;
do linus, ] ponileW J, 81. i -
zachloldzl}Y b j mu y 2 ly51jllxu| % 1
przewazi'ajace p'|'' v ] i silly 81 81
powstla1illIcl't 7 ] ! D)|4lieje lei,
sic. tes;Wa 4; \ = Sci. j ]. l2
mil Cd M.a'nIIlT. 81 IL
. T..s s'z ;;,sS'n s q
PARYZ. Dreyv
fusa juz przywiezlono
2 Cza1rciej wyspX, do
Fra'l,nl..,cIyj a'l,l.l.,cI i noca od']sta],::
wiono do Wiiezienlaa a
tortecznego Renmnes. 81
Mkt przeciez, .krom
gar'sstki wtajemnicz'o-:> Z
nych, ME vie, kiedy
to sic sta}o. Gdyby
wiadze francuskie ME
byly; postepowaly O.
str6zznie, bYli. by go .
mozie podczas tran
sportu zablll slepacze
jego przeciwnilk'6w'., q :,
Dreyfus sadz4o)'nly
bedl.zlie W Rennes przy
drzwiach otwartych.
Zona Dryefusa dosta-
Ia pozwolenie wldze-
MIA sic z mezem CO.
dziennie.
Na czele nowego
miHisterYum francus- !
klego stana1 w Waldeck
Rousseau, zWolen.niik j
Dreyfusa.
o.
LONDYN. Tran
sval czyi rzeczypo',--
spolitsl Oranje, "a
nliieszk'ala "a przez ho-
lenderskich borrow,
luz znpetnie': przygo-:
toWana do wojny 2
Anglia. A nglicy
cheielllby ten kraj "a
ga'r',nla6, arm gdyz So v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

z:ullmahskich q i q Al; s : e b cz,ynia
st, starania, i mi; aby .groliIln'ia l'i
dne q: L pieII{grz'!ymki .':'|II{ q do do
Mekkl g. zostafy J zakaiz,ia y
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

rekcyi Dz1ENNIKA MILWAU9
.ckfrGo ! -zostal wybrany do
w,ypelnietiiia wakan1su pow:
.szechnie znany, dzielny,,
j. rgiczny biznesjista ji'i't,' OBJ IS
.J6zef Jankiewicz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

wiernie trz,ymaia !, z
boerami '' {: an j " z,yWa',ja|
cesarza 2, ilhl|elma, b
aby i'm pom:agal.
PETERSBURG
'R',a;ade, lad jaka da} caro-
wi general rosyjski
Dragolmir6w., mil: ably po-
staral II sie5o ~, !. utWorze- !: Y d ! E;
ME niezaleznejj y | lE'i''l1 2 o'l-; 8 |;
ski, ski, l|icza l|i,('' t'ultejsiz Wy
''''l),l soko e: pol)'s|:'taaW'ie pos . vi ri Po- ].
lacy do kateg ory:
s1nrl''z ,]lIl' y q onek, . e Cho6by q, !
car {: Il "a ,r'a Kl C Wzial 2 :||
sic 5 de dib!u!dozj''Wl1 !! zj''l1 y wa "a
mia Polski, panslaWi-
,styczna wiskszo66 ! IS: v
|senaeiie Sn'ii{g1dy ni{1dy BY ia
to 81 llie Ii i;9,'' {: s:z;et'.zWo'l4a ;t'. ;.
..s;5Iyj o7i: =s:::=,s {, 80
,:.PIE!l.Tl|'ElE|R,S-BURG.t.zi' ). F E I
EK.on |: { ngres, po|kojowy "
Hadze dotad jeszcze
mic stanowczego W
sprawie powszechlne- I
go pokoju ME zrobi{.
To}stoi miat slusznosG
twierdzac, ze rozbroje-
ME n1gdy ME stanie
sic W E.u'ropie u przez',
|jej monarch6w, lecz
raczej przez jej ludy.
RZYM. w Me
dziele, 25: Czerwca q
wjeczorem, wszYstkie
rzymskie kosciolY W
wiecznem miescie
.byly iluminowane, 2
|powo'du, ze po raz
pierWszy, cd r. 1870.
|partya papieska obra- ora
la wiekszosG : do .Rady
mlieJskiej.
ALEX ANDRIA.- :
|Pielgrzymi muzu}- .l.!'''. /
|maiscy przyby Wajacy
q Mek:k],i, prze.n1ieasll .1 IS
do tuteiszego mjasta
4 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

|SZGCn0lG Sa5sss ZlldIlYj AAkVtlIyt
i enerpiczny !. biznesista !" OBJ,
1
PITISBURG, Pa. TAX
ostroz III, tr1eba Bye v
| podpisywaniu iakichbadz pa
pier6w ! dokument6w dowo.-
dzii fakt ,aki sic. zdarzyl pew:
ner,u polakowii : Penn .,lliicy..
Polak ten n1ial "a tlumacza
= sprawie pieniezneii pewne-
po zvda / podpisa} Sic na
f|pokwitowaniu.. lyrnczasem
zamiast pokwitowania, ze
polak odebral $50 dolar6w,
zyd podsunal note opie,
waiacy, ze. ten polak ma
Etemu zydoWi 81, zaplacit so e,
Edolart, 40 i, q ..;nrawa y. i odaana stls
Esadu ..i Sc. s s.. 81 i I.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-16
.-1 xell.nporn place7 A-very sen

oAnd u Il q well-krown placer Avery "e''
slSwuA sCA very well known place for pross'oIss
Mr. Harris can tell you come very in.s tS The
n,,vs sr, rom some conversation he had WIN '"e
manager there.
AT THE WHITE ELEPHANT
oAre there any other places In that pr preIiihhst mat
sS,sn you have visited there? A.-Wei ho' ~
wn,ch sYu vas in the White Elephant once ers,
stSie. when was that? A-That was "heh "
-, 70 work on the work. -. trou, who
wen. wGent.Who " had IL then? Al don't kno" ""'
had y, man named Hadfeld had 1T. didn't he' A.
6Wss 6onW snI IL before Buttner had left it, Aust
,sfore Il was closed. ,p,, a,d Won find
,ssre then? A-well women going IN ,hn a"u same
srere snd the music Didn't seem 10 nave 'ne '''''
number & Q, sne women of the same class as those
~, sound in the Cairo? Ayes SIR, ,ha same
sO-And conducted themselves "o'"' ~
way .tont the earne kind OF place. &C. tomt or
S-fs the Cairo any better? A-No' s"' "'0''
tne sSs nv that the White Elephant has been cioseu
md the Cairo remains openI Al 1esona,,e 1, is I
h1a ard usu ~ Ia open to-day? Al beheVe u H.
nave Wtan up Ala you see IL open last? Al haNe"
rof,cca n being open for week rasto A
@ That is you have not seen II io' " Wv"
No sir - 4, g., ,,,l blast? Ayes
10 .arv the lights III and the people hslue, uour
siI, sa ,.n yn,i vIsted any similar places on rou,
.Sn,hst and Third-ave and down the % e. al
Yes sir some time ago. i nave 'es'''eu " 49,
Mr.. Moss-Now Mr.. Harris.