davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Newtown bee., 1899-04-21
Known Hats.

Not because we say so, but because the hats
have proved themselves, we insist that our So
Derbys are the equals of the best SIS Derbys.
Every fashionable shape and shade. Next comes
our So Derby, the same in all but finish and
trimming; while our 1, so Meigs & Co. Special
Derby is, in reality, So Derby in quality.
Alpines 81, 1.5O, 200, 800. Crush hats 81.
Yes, we have every good sort of head covering
for your boy-Derby, Alpine, Tam o 'Shanter or
cap; prices from l. so down to 25c for knock
about cap.
The Newtown bee., 1899-04-21

Miss Carrie Spencer of Bethlehem i
The Newtown bee., 1899-04-21
DoDGIEGToWN AND VICINITY,

Edward Miller of Bethel passed Sun
day the guest of his sister, Mrs J. w.
Behn.
Andrew James has been the recent
guest of his nephew, George Reid Of
Bridgeport.
Mrs Arnold of Ansonia Is visiting at
Mrs Ellen Barnum's.
Jerome Platt is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Falls has been the recent
guest of her sister, Miss Nora Falls of
Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs e. G. Bevans passed Sun
day, the guests of relatives in Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1899-04-21
Black and Blue.

We're proud of our black clothes for mem
proud of the fabrics, the tailoring, the stylish
ness and the changeless black of them.
We're specially particular about these goods,
because we know you men are specially particu-
lar about your dress up clothes.
Men of unusual glrth may be readily fitted for
very little more than their narrower" broth
ers.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

ia nitej podpisars wdows ska.
dam ssrdscrne pod.iekowanis s.a.
nownemu Zarssdowi Centralnsmu
Nv. N. p, Ia ~wypiacsnie mi 9OC
iol. poimiertnego 20 moim msau Z
p. JoIefis Wylegaia, oras vssysskiu
braciom swiaskowym, osobliwis
gsupie 264 Tow. Robotnik6w Pol
v Buffalo, N. Y, do kt6rsj moi maj
uiai honor nale4sc, prseto rsdss
wsIysskim braciom poIakom, assby
wssepowsli do tax wspaniassj orga
ni.scji jake jest Nv. N. p, q zwiss,.
era do wytej wymisnionsj gsupy.
w smutku pogratona iona : OF
miorgism dsisci.
Teodora Wylsgsia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Hsjfs bracis. - gore s,tandary,
Koniec nisprawofoi.-
NieOhaj Praojoow ony duch starry
Ouch nispodlegioloi
Otywi lud.
Mass wolny ludl
Mass d.ielny, metuy. wolny ludI
=
C'y wy .naois kraj wspanialy,
Choc nieokrsessny,
ksory " wnetrsu zismi oaly
ziossm jest usiauyf
Hejfs, burowie, hymn podnieiois
Metny lud Jest ssaiyl
sztandar swycie.swa wywisscie,
Gdsis psdns jut str.aiy.
Boo ten tn krsj.
Ten piekny kraj,
To mass ojo.yssy grod ! rail
Csy Wy snssis rsad uosoiwy,
Go p~rsestrzega praws,
Lsos kt6rsmu snglik choiwy
Ma ayois nastswsP
Hsj, bur.y, dobrs nsssa osls
l dobrss trsfa strIai,
Giy naPrsod Z Bogism p6jd.isu
(suisle
Ksaj wolnolc bedxis miaf.
Cssic Bogu wieo!
C:ssc Bogu wiec!
Cielc Bogu Panu, Ga 1bawi krai!
Prssfo4yf: Br. Koraszenski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
Prawdziwy Samary tanin.

Pan Fryderyk Bawman z Boonville, Mo.
ma nsstepujace ciekawe ule .zenie do "a
notowania. Pan Bawman pisze: "Jedns
z mych sasiadek miafa zesziej zimy bar
do niebezpieczny atak grypy. Gdy "a
straszna choroba przeszia, pozostawifs
" bardzo zfym stanie zdrowia; sasiadks
wiec roEpaczais, czy bedzie kiedykol
wick zupeinie zdrowa. Czionki jej sic
p~okurczyty, c~ierpiafa pr,ytem ogromnt
bolesci. Doktorzy ME mogli, "A prawdo
podobnie ME chcieli jej pom6dz, gdy1
chora byfa z rodziny ubogiej, ME byl
vice pewni, czy zostana w-ynagrodzeni "a
swe usfugi. Sfyszaiem o tym przykrym
stanie biednej kobiety 1 postanowlfem "a
raz ga zapfafe czy beg" dac lei butelke
Ora Piotra Gomozo. Posiaiem swa tons
z butelka tego lekarstwa do biednej ko,
biety ! dafem przytem instrukcje mel 10.
ME, ably chora dobrze nataria Olejo czyl
L~inimentem, co ter ona uczynifa. Ko.
beta zaczeis uzywac lekarstwa z butel.
XII ! skutek byf wprost cudowny. Biedna
kobieta wyzdrowiaia znowu / ona sama, a
nav ct sasiedzi jej ME mogq sic teraz ma.
chwalic cudownych wfasaosci leczni.
Iczych tych lekarstw.
Me a~ptekarskie TO lekarstwo. Spree
dawane jest przez miejscowych agent6w
lub wprost przez wfasciciela DIR. Peter
Fahrney, 102 -104 SO. Hoyne Ave, Chi.
.cago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Wilmington, Del, 10 listopada 90
Podkomissrs Skarbu Mar. Pol
srobli wniosek ma chrxcinaoh u pan
silva IL. Wczoickioh, ably ooIkol.
wick srobiono Ola dobra polskisgo,
saproponowas skiadks ma Skarb
R.p. Wybraoo kolsktorks, kt6rs
skolektowala 81. IS. Of arodawoy Q,
n,stepujscy: kolsktorka Anna Ko
pshska. 3d., Marian Kopshski, 10,
psni NJ. Kopahska 3d., Is. Lisnsfski
3d., WI. Csajkowski 3d., J. Yasik 5
O., loo. Yasik 10o., Antoni Nurkis
vic, 5OI. Ig. Woza ioki 3d., Th. Say
mshski 3D., Jan Smulski 80. Ra.sm
$l.35 "a k'ore wssysskim jake tea |
81. kolsktoroe zasyiam staropolskis
nB6g zapaac".
Star. Yasik, podkomissrs s. N. P.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Ofiory da J6zefa MichaIskiego
cd or. I42 z alden, Pa.
Msroin Lsstomssi 25o., J6rsf Ba.
wiec 15Jp Andrssj Mslissewski "a
O., Stauisssw Msjks 25c., Jskot
Sscsepks 10o., Micbal Relax 25c.,
Frsnciszsk Lsmps 15o., J61sf Ira.
jsnomski % d, Jan Pslcrer 25c., g
Miefliwiso 20j. J6rsf Studnisrr 15o.,
M Olssswski 15,, Srczepsn Buds
1Oc., Jan Ssudniass 25o., Jo.sf Stad
oiasz 15,r PIotr Srotr 15,, Jan
Sklsnny rs :, Josef Liput 25c., Pa.
vel Wsgrsyn l5o, Josef wsgnyo,
lbo,, Wojcisob Augustyn 3d., Jsrsy
Lsstowski los, Jso Sows 10c. Josef
Rskocsy 25o., Frsnoisssk Kusak Is
O., Winosnty Miobstowski 25,. Al
toni Walkowiak 10c, Wasil Kraw.
see $50, Jao Bords 15c.. wiocspsy
NarkIswlcs 25s., Leon Puniski 100
Rsssm IS 81
Or. 274 2. N. T., Tow. Ad.
hickis wiesa, Glen Logon, Pa. loo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Ws.ystkim prsyjsOioiom I o.son
kom Towarzystw Zgoda ! Koiciuss
XII W South Chicago, ora. 1 brsoiom
Nv. N. P. ! snajomym, kt6rsy Okla
Kali mnie dzisoiom moim lyle wsp6f
osuois po tmisroi nisodtafowsns,
pamisoi mego meta Lsons Schlae
ger - hoInym wsp6iudsiaiem " 20
grsebis, dowodssc s.cssrsj prsyjsza'
.msrfemu - skladam njnisjs.sn
najssrdscsnisjs.e podsiekowanis,wy
ratajsc gaeboks wdrisc1nos6 stare.
Polskism bog ssptRc".
Ludwika ~SOhlsegsr, wdows;
Wiktor ! Emanuel, synowie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Hdsfspuiqce grupy zsozySy ofrry ma
rsce 90. 1hiede Ola nisej podpisa-
nego.
Grupa 2S-$5 90; 1923 OO;s2e
-$le5; ABB 81 90; 45I-s $50.
27s-6Ss.; S93 $2.2O; 854 - TOO.
sO-$2.0O; It'll 80; 488-75;
400 b0c.; 456 81 90; 469-$l.OO;
SO8-$2O0; l8l = 90c.; zO4-s1 90;
445-s1 10; 425 $l.15; 2I0-$I 90
Wssystkim braoiom, n lob ssia.
ohesos ssrca ~ poparolu mnis ME
'sosesliwego, d.iekuje stsropolskism
bog sspla6. - Nikodsm Klats.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
POdziekOWania.

Pfsy okasji hytnoioi siawnsj ma
',sj rodaoski H'lsny Modr.sjsw.
skiej " Milwaukee, komitst budo
Wy pomniks ola Up. Ig. Wend.ih
skisgo, osmislil sic udac do nisj ,
proaOs o jakskolwisk ofiars ma ten
Gel. Naszs rodao.ka pr.yje,a tents
r'eOryw'iois ,e staropolsts gofoio
noscia, prosrao mas prsss swsgo god
nsgo msisonka do swsj komnaty.
20 przsdstawieniu sic " jskim oslu
prsyszliimy, s.anowns rodac.ka GA
rowaia ma ten Gel $1,000, 1 pr.y to,
oks'ji u,nafa ia ~najlsps.s in~stytuojs
polska " Ameryos, Zwisssk Mar.
Pol.
Clei6 usianowanie nalefy sls cd
wssystkioh polak6w, . osobliwie cd
Iwisskowoow takiej s.laohetnej ma.
s.ej rodac.cs.
Jsszcze q ssrdso.ne d.ieki IA
wsPsniaiomyilnosd tel saonej pani.
Drodsy Braoia, jeasli tax s,lachss na
Psni usnajs c,yn wyssavienia pom
nika lp. IL. Wedsifskiemu IA do
bry, to dlacssgo my ME many 90
pcpisracP
Jss.o.s "a, sssyasjso ssaropolskis
bog sapaac" tel srlaohstnsj pani,
Zostsjsmy ! wysokim s.sounkism
Ig. Sibilski, Max Gavin,
M. SkowrohsSi.
P. S. Prsy tel sposobnosoi mad.
misn.c nusse, 70 nas q. sskr. jsn.
oh. T. M. H,lihski, ofiarowa} $l.oo
IA pomnik sp. Ig. Wsndsihskisgo,
- 90 komitst skiada mu staropol
skie bog sapia6". - w imisniu
komitetu. NJ. Gavin, prszes.
Ws.slkis ofiary prosss p~r.ssyl.c
pod adrsssm: Max Gavin, 8O2 9Th
ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
POkwitOwania.
Ma Skdr6 Mar. Pol.

Dnia Sgo b. m. polaozyl sic we..
lem malzehskim OBJ. T. Gorski, ka.
sjer Tow. i'm. Kar. Lewakowskiego,
gr. 2e2 2. N. P. z parma Jeko. Stub
odbyl sic o godz. 8 rano. Wesele
zas W sail PREY Jay st. Bawiono sic
wesolo dzieh caly, az do rannej 60.
dziny. Wieczorem, podozas zabawy
weselnej, zebrano $3.50 ma Skarb
Narodowy W Rspperswylu. Dzieki
waszej pamieci braoia rodaoy i zaone
polki, p~oniewas jest to cegielka do.
ioaona do muru naszej koohanej
Matki Ojozyzny, ktora jeozy W kaj.
danach niewoli. Model parzs ay-
czymy wszelkiej pomyslnosoi.
Ig. x. Frantzke. zwiazkowieo.
Schenectady, n. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
Ma pomnik RoSciuszkt.

Ma weselu u naszego brata zwiaz.
kowego, Autoniego Ulijasza, "a
przodownictwem panny mlodej, Sta.
nisiawy Szulo, zebrano ma pomnik
Kosoiuszki skladke cd nastepujaoych
oiarodawcow:
Wojciech Ulijasz $500; August
Kilyiani 500; Antoni Ulijasz 25c;
Stanisiawa Ulijasz 25o; Francisco
Burczyhski l5o; Felix's Cilkawski
15c; Miobal Boguczyk 10,; Szcze
pan Rasiehski loo; Anna Pszeraoks
100. Razem SO go. Ma przesy}ks
1Oc. Pozostaje $3.50.
FIR. Burczyhski. ozi. gr. $50.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Or. S89 2. N. p, Tsw. Prise
mysfowc6w Pol. W B ,ltlmors 500
Gr' 2S9 q ~isssk Miod.isay
Pol. " Chicago 1.9O
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Ma uozcie u szan. pahstwa Miller
W Waterbury, Conn.,, skolektowano
przez psnne FL. Chyli6sks Z Water
bury, Conn. $500 ma Skarb Narodo-
wy. a przez panne II Solomon z
Pequabuck, Conn, t1.25 ma pomnik
Kosciuszki. Rszem 1925.
j. Solomon.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
Maria Konopnicka.
w starym m4ynie.
OpOw iadanie JankOwi.

sis on nstsrym ~miynsm" na.ywas.
Me dlatego, tsby m tenn misjsou
sdawien dawna istuial / stare cxasy
pamiesai, ale dlassgo, 70 pr.sd dwo
ma o.y trsems IAty sbudowano W
tym samym oyplu uufyn nowT". pc.
wytsj tylko nisoo, kt6ry t6atosois
Swisao pobisyoh gontow pod saohoe
fwieoil, Q robote okrutnis maohal, .
swisas jskby jesso.e oehota 1 mocs.
Ma nowym miynis sied.iai n!emiso
6trauoh, wiossm jak s~soxsoins
strxy4onym, Z karkism tax tiustym,
10 mo sie pr.es koaniers fafds prss
lswaa, maismi iwisoaosmi sic ns
wiersohu giowy oo.ksmi, do o,yssa
wygolony na twar.y okragfsj, dutsj,
jak oynobsr cssrwonsj. Strauoh Mid
dwis, ga6wns roboty: pooh sic
klss. POOH sic 1 sims I latem, q klat
czy mu sic dobr.e, o.y .al nisoo 90
rssj wiodio.
Frosty nar6d to tam s~wycsajnie
klatw takich szwabskioh nawst ME
ro.umia', ale miynarc.yki lasaiy jak
frygi, pod tym ziym je.ykism, kt6ry
oisgle, niby papr.yoa sic obraoai "
tfustej gebis msjssra, / pod tsmi
fwisoaoemi oozkami, . kt6ryoh, jak
by s.ydia s1fy, kiedy ma lud.i pa.
TRIAL.
Psfno .al tn byio ! ruohu I gwaru,
uwijania sic, niby much " uk.opis.
DO sam Strtu h,cafy dsieh mad ladz
mi swymi, " biaiy farsuoh oplety,
ma kr6tkich, jak q jamniks nogach
drsptai, wielkis palos q tiussyoh rsk
swoioh, II ramiSoska t6ltsj kamisel
h satkaws.y, sapiac 1 klnso ma
prsemiany.
A W miare, jak " ,,Nowym miy
ME" kretanina rosis, ,,Starym" 70
bio sic cora. oisssj, cora. pusoisj.
Niersadk d.ish byi zrasu, nier.adki
tyd.ieh potsm, " kt6rym mkt do
niego ME .ajrsai.
M6gf terra. pan Balosr Wsrawss,
Warawssowskim powssechnis .wany,
kt6ry I Z iOmaytskisj sslaohsy csyn
novel rod sw6j wywodsil, q tn
prsybys.sm osiadi, cora. spokojnisj
. fajeo.ki swOjej pykad i.garbiws.y
sic " pl6cisnnsj swojsj kapoois, 90.
"a. dlutej " r.eks, odnosrscs bry.
81 . pod k6i nowego mlyns patr.s6
ogromne swojs wssiska W doh mo.
tao. ME wysnuts nigdy dumy "
stsrej gaowie snut,
Gfows ia cd lat kilku zacietyls
nsgle ku siemi, swisajso, jakby ugo.
dsona wielks jakas moos, ku Wy
schisj l .apadisj pier.i.
Msio kto widywal tsras ohuda, DO.
A6akia, gisboko r,ez oiona twsr. Wa
raWasa, wsrod kt0rsj steroxaf nos
potsany, pod .apadismi, siwsmi,
dsiwnsj iagodnosoi oo.yms, 1 kt6rej
Oisnkie, dslikasns wargi coras RIA
d.isj otwisrsfy sic, ably wypuioic
jake skspe / urwane slowo.
Ws.i.ks tylko okru.us. oio. ma
syna v rod.is .ym idscs, dalsko DO
"a chudeni poiio.ksmi vidos. snail
a isdyny : dsvnsi o.sl.d.i
poxosts.y piupkovatv p.robsk. ..Ku.
lassm" Ola poobwiispyoh 1 ross no
dxiurawionyoh n6y VANS pvs,,ov.
nepo ich ruchu, lob opu,.ossuI. cd.
p.dywai, ,,ks6rs uoes" lax q.
Vial. starry vssa,. tva,dsoo ,vaoo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Csy Wy snscie lud wslsosny,
A jsdnak " niewolis
On poswiscia byt bespisosny
Ola Ojosysny doll.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

ksiazki do nabycia " admin
stracji ,,Zgody'.
Historya Litwy. B. Limano~
ski Be,
Dwie Powiesoi: 1 Poddany,
II 2 gaodu sic oaenil lOc,
Bohemia 8 tony Soc,
Dzielny Ch}opiso S.c.esny
Rogsls l5o,
Ksisdz Maokiewio., Hec..
kowska l5o,
Wielki Rok, kuskina, o.
prawie 75ct
Wielki Rok be. oprawy 6Oct.
DIVA Study L. whkohska loot
0 Decentralization Pow.
staniu M. Wys&. loo,
Parma Micia przes Pora-
dowska lbo,
Malowniozy opis Polski J.
Chociszewski 300,
Kto sam6wi wszystkie ksia4ki O
trzyma IL tom6w Ia $500
Adres:
,,Zgoda'',
W. Division ST., Chicago
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Balcsrem moo TAXA miai. Kulss o .
wet usfysrawszy j. "a strychaoh.
gdsis ulegaaki prssd rsbunkism mly.
oarosyk6w chowsi ! 20 d.issie6 razy
"a dsisf prssbisraf, po drabinis ska
SD, stanswssy u piotks sadu. " boki
sic ujmowai. . sginsjso I prostujsc
" kolanach swoje okalsossis nogi, &C
miaio ruch tanec.y osnsosat, s2ie
waf:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
wOjenny bur6w,

CTiomaczenie zast6sowane do muzyki.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

jsdynacski, .:kt6ra ssslssrosso swoj,
nisbiesks sukisnkS po isbaoh sic
swijsas, albo " ogr6dku prsystansw.
s.y, mslwy ro.ows :rwsaa, fpiswajsc
wssolo:
Pasta parma, pasta parma
Prseslicsnego pawia....
Albo SNOW taloinis:
Sllo.ns g~wOzdriki, piekne tulipany.
Gdsisasf, sch gdzisfst, Janku moi
[sochanyl
Ale nile byiy 10 j~sssose najpieknisj
sss piefni. Umisis ons I inne Jess
czs, sslsoheokis, ktore nuts cisgnio
Ne spiswywaia wislkiem pojeciem,
jak mp:
Acb, Adele, porruc lament.
albo;
Powiejcie wlatry oi wsohoda..
" ksorsj to pissni troOhe sic prsy
kohcu tylko myliis.
Albo tst wrsssois:
Ma, mass ten piersois6 ns .nak
[,przyjsnis =
A nile powiadsj, - to cd kooha.
lais....
ktore umisis wybornis . spiswais |,
tskism ucsuciem, 70 " jsj oismno
sss6rowyoh ocraOh rspalaiy sic prsy.
TEN, jskby dwis wislkis gwissdy. q
ilicsns t~wsrsycrks, jsk lila, bladss.
siochsjsc Spiswsnia jedynso.ki
swsj. pan Bsloer prostowai sic, wss
kie jsgo wargi rossrsrss, prsebsogi
ulmiech, . Gala possa6 op.ywass j.
kismS ros~jsSnisnism We wnssrsnem.
Ale swisfy, psien niodosoi gsos
piskaej Julisi, nistylke mad pansm
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-11

ing that the club was for the benefit
of colored men who desired such
place, where they might gather. They
do not favor the mixing of colors that
has been in evidence at the club rooms.
They stated, however, that if the club
should be conducted on club lines and
the members made to conform to reg
ulations that would not give the rooms
the appearance of merely a drinking
resort, the commissioners would be glad
to give their application consideration.
The commissioners received d COM
muniCation yesterday noon from some
one who styles himself Citizen" who
says that Dupre's place on Suffolk
street is not a circumstance to similar
places on Cambridge and Water streets.
He is sorry that the grocer lost his IL
cense, AMI thought the commissioners
should investigate some of the other
places and not discriminate. he also
states that the police are well aware
of the conditions existing about tho
other places, and if the commissioners
want proof they have only to be about
any night at o'clock.
The unknown closes with the remark
that If the commissioners do not inVes-
tigate these matters, the people may
have something to say when their ball
lots are cast at the next election
Peter Doyle and the George +. Hew-
EFT Co. have filed new applications for
license, the former in the building 100
Millbury street, and the latter IN the
Dwight Foster building on Waldo
street.
The commissioners granted a drug
gist's license yesterday to Martin p
Waite at 10 i0ront street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-11

under Capt. Anglum in the Twelfth U.
S. regiment. He went to Fort Nc
Pherson, Ga, and was later assigned
to duty in the Twenty-third regulars
in Co. A, then stationed at San Fran
cisco.
In December he went to the Philip
pines, and has written several letters
to his sister. The date of the last let
ter was Feb. l. He was then in good
health.
His papers were made out to John
Flunsburg instead of Flansburg
through a mistake on the part of the
recruiting office clerk.
Flansburg was 26 years old, and is
a native of New York state. He has
brother. Hiram Flansburg, living at
166 Vernon street, who believes that
John met death.
Sergt. Lansing of the recruiting office
said that if Flansburg was killed, it
was probable that his relatives would
receive official notice. In the list of
killed at the Manila battle of March
26, is the name John Lansburg, and
the soldiers brother and sister believe
that his name was thus reported.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-11
JEFFRIES' JUMP.
1t Has Carried Him Way Out of Sight
From Home and Friends.

from Home and friends.
Mrs. John c. Jeffries, wife Of the Y,
M. C. A. ianitor who recently disap-
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pedreu' nloYeu Win hel liiree eni'ui eii
TO German street yesterday morning.
One months rent was paid by Score
tary Hammond. Mrs. Jeffries can give
no reason for the absence of her hus-
band, who, she says, was always devot
ed to his family, and she still holds to
the belief that he has gone to his
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-11
COMPLAINS OF TRULSON
roprietor of Hotel du Nord
Accused of Keeping a
DisorderIy House.

Martin Trulson, proprietor of Hotel
Dn Nord was summoned last night
bF Chief of Police James NJ. brennan,
ID appear in the central district court
this morning to answer to a charge of
keeping a disorderly house, The com
piaint was made by Edward A. Hay
wood, who owns property at 45 Sum-
mer street which abuts the hotel.
Mr. Haywood went to the license
commissioners office in the city hal
Yesterday morning, and said that after
the exhibition of the Swedish gymnas-
tic clubs in Mechanics hall Saturday
night, number of men gathered at the
hotel and made things hot until early
Sunday morning, with bad results fol-
the neighbors.
The commission Immediately commu-
nicated with the chief of police, and
the result was a warrant for Trulson
Mr.. Trulson when seen by Spy man
last night, said that he did have a
party of men at the hotel Saturday
night, and also had several regular
boarders occupying rooms. The party
was made up of so men, about hall
of them from Worcester and the re-
hinder from Boston, mostly members
invited guests. They took lunch at
the hotel previous to going to the hall
and when they returned, were dined
by the local organization. The affair
was similar to any ordinary banquet
and there might have been loud noises
at some stage of the proceedings, but
it could not have lasted very long, as
none of the regular boarders were
awakened from their sleep.
AS far as known to Mr.. Trulson, Hay
wood is the only complainant, and he
thinks that Mr. Haywood is making
trouble without sufficient grounds. A
complaint was registered with the COM
1nissioners ab~>t a year ago, Mr.. Trul-
son told The Spy man last night, and
1t also came from Haywood. Trulson
will be represented this morning by
Webster Thayer, and will endeavor tc
explain to the police that his house is
all right.
The commissioners will keep a close
watch of the case, and if it goes the
wrong way for Trulson, he will prob
ably have to suffer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-11
WANT THE REASON
The Decapitated APP
plicants Would
Know Why.
HEATED RE MARKS.
Losers Tell License Com
missioners How Wrong
They Are.

There was a hot time in the office of
the license commissioners during the
hours intervening between 8 and Y
o'clock noon yesterday. Several Of the
defeated applicants for licenses called
on the commissioners Z with their
friends, and although some pretty
strong argument was forthcoming, in
GLIDING a forecast of what might hap
pen to the commissioners next fall, the
battle may be said TO have ended in a
draw.
The first of the disappointed ones to
be heard from was Alexander p. Dupre
of 9 Suffolk street. Alderman Huot ap-
peared for the grocer, and wanted to
know why he had been dropped. He
considered the commissioners had no
right to take away Dupre's license
without giving him a hearing and
chance to vindicate himself.
AS he progressed the alderman grew
eloquent and forcible, in fact the cor
ridors fairly rung. The point was fin
ally reached where some reflection was
cast on the commissioners, and Gen.
Pickett Immediately called the alder
man to order, telling him that II ne
wished to make charges against the
commissioners, he must do so in reg
ular form.
The commissioners stated that it is
not customary to give hearings when
a mans license expires by limitation.
OF course, had it been taken away
from the dealer during the year for
some cause or other, that would be
different matter. SO far as being pref
udiced and discriminating against any
class of people, the commissioners re-
flute the statement.
So far as reappointment to the office
goes. the commissioners express little
anxiety on that point. The first dis
cussion closed by the alderman asking
the commissioner pardon for what he
said in a moment of excitement, and
then started for the police station to
CLEAN what facts he could from this
source as to why his friend was
dropped.
r. James Tatnan came in on behalf
Of Edward ]. Smith, but there was no
argument of an exciting nature. The
commissioners stated their reasons for
the action, but gave no intimation that
they were inclined to change their
views.
Ephraim Cote was another caller who
wanted to know why he had been
dropped. He was informed Of the rea-
sons already familiar to Spy readers.
and advanced in defense that whatever
stuff had been left at his house was
for his own use, but finally would up
by saying he was sorry II he had done
anything wrong.
William r. Anderson represented the
Douglass Club and was told that the
commissioners had granted the license
in the first place with the understand
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-11
DECIDED HIT.
Ideal Banjo and Guitar Club sustains Its
Good Reputation.

Good Reputation.
Horticultural hall was filled to the
doors last evening, when the fourth an
nual concert of the Ideal Banjo, Man
dolin and Guitar Club was given.
Frederick J. Bacon of Hartford. who
starred in the last tour of the local
club, was the banjo soloist of the eve
ming. He made the biggest kind of a
hit in his finished rendition of Chopin's
Military Polonaise."
Lucy oliver Thatcher of Boston was
the reader, and she gave the Arena
scene from QUO Vadis" and was en-
oored. Her other selections sustained
her reputation Louis Kelso Brennan
was at his best in the pantomlme
story. 1.-THE Dogs Funeral
ri n. Davis led the Banjo and Ideai
CIubs. The members Of the Banjo
Cinb were: Banjos, r. 5. Terry, {. j.
Stevens. L. E. Dickinson, ]. /. Barllett'
Mrs A. J. Morse, Mrs. J. {. Ha4l. I: II
Carr. c. II. O'Brien, Edward Mchen-
ma Leslie Powers, Mrs. F. A Lavole'
| Annie Farrell. Hattie Morey' n. L.
Shenherd; mandolins, VIA Jackson on
Miss Katie Nolan, Herbert rogers, w
{ Rarnes. Arthur F. Snow, F. 4. Raw
SON William Minesch; guitars a. L.
WILEY ]. B. Adams, II. w moore
Daniel Ouinlan. J. Clark, MISS y. LII
Ian chamberlain, Mrs. F; j: Siahey,
Mrs II. N. Davis. The Ideal Cup is
| composed Of players from the ABOVE
/ list.