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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
WILLIAMSBURG.
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN YE
ANCIENT CAPITAL.
Especial to Virginian-Pilot.)


Williamsburg, Va, Dec. Sat n
meeting of the Business Mems Associa-
ton. held last night. committee was
named to meet the Chesapeake and Ohio
authorities and the Council of this city
in regard to improvements on the street
leading to the depot. At this meeting
it was also ordered that the secre tary
notify all members that If they are in
arrears for nine months. by February l.,
1901. they will be suspended.
Mr.. John l.. Mercer, chairman of the
committee of public Improvements. con-
graduated the association on the re-
suits accomplished in this direction.
This body has accomplished much for
our city during the brief time it has
been in existence. and we are glad to
note that the interest taken in 1t by our
substantial citizens does not diminish
The resume of its work for the past
year will soon be published.
Mr.. Tyler. delegate from this asso-
citation to the Tidewater League. re-
Gently in session at Newport News,
made report that a resolution was
passed by the league requesting each
association composing the league to
send to the secretary of the same list
of such industries as are wanted and
best suited to their respective localities.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
0upl- lDTOohS, Oh ftlCnmOnG,
was here to-day visiting his mother.
on Francis street.
Mr.. j. Frederick Kernachen, a lead
ing member of the New York bar and
committee of Miss Marie Marshall, who
resides here. was guest at the Colo
NAL Inn today.
Prof. John S. Charles, who for seven
teen years has been principal of the
white public school here. today tender
ed his resignation to take effect jan
uary I'd. 1901. Mr.. Charles will be the
bookkeeper for the Knitting Mill Com
pany.
Miss Sadie Charles and Mr.. Lindsay
Gillian will be married Wednesday
week. They will reside in Hampton.
Rev. w. IT. Roberts, rector of Burton
church. is yet in New York, stopping
at the Aston House.
The Council will ask permission of
the Legislature TO issue per cent bonds
to the amount of 100000. to run for
thirty years. This amount will be used
to put in a system OF water works.
The Chesapeake Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, of Yorktown (Which IS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
PETERSBURG.
BAIL BOND INCREASED-SALE
OF LOOSE TOBACCO
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Especial to Virginian- Pilot.)
Petersburg, Va. Dec. S.-The con-
tinued case of H. C. Roper. charged
with making a felonious assault on j.
S. Kent some days ago, was called for
examination jim the Mayors Court this
morning. but MIR. Kent not being able
to appear, was continued to the 18th
inst. In consequence of the critical
condition of Mr.. Kent. Mr.. Roper's
ball bond was increased from $500 to
$1,000. with MIR. John S. Dunn as his
surety. The commonwealth's attorney,
William +. McKenney, who represent
ed Mr.. Kent, wanted the bail bond
fixed at $1,000. Mr.. Bartlett Roper. Jr.,
represented the defendant.
1t is thought, however, that Captain
Asa Rogers, who is now discharging
the duties OF the Office OF Collector OF
Internal Revenue. will be appointed
to I'LL the vacancy created by the
death Of Col. Jno. D. Brady.
SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO.
There were sold at the different
warehouses in Petersburg during the
past week. between 100000 and 9o0,O 900
pounds of leaf tobacco. The prices
ranged from SO to So per hundred
pounds.
CAPT. BIRDSONG BETTER.
Captain ]. G. Birdsong, who has been
confined to the house for some days
from very severe attack OF bron-
chittS, is now able to be out.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
NEWPORT NEWS.
B. MAHoNEY'S MYSTERIOUS DIS
APPEARANCE FROM THE
RAWLINS


Newport News. Va. Dec. s.-A ques-
ton that asitates the freroom force of
the United States transport Rawlins,
as well as the chief engineer Of that
vessel, Is: What has become of b.
Mahoney was one of the most popu-
lar men on the ship, and he has been
missing under very mysterious circum-
STANCES since Wednesday,. the day the
Rawlins arrived at this port.
The transport was to have sailed for
Cuba at daylight; she did not weigh
anchor until noon. and all on account
Of Mahoney. -
The facts In the matter, that is to
say, all the facts that are known to the
Rawlin's officers and crew, are these:
When the Rawlins slipped over to
Primers Point Wednesday afternoon
to deliver a detachment Of infantry to
a special train OF the Southern Rail-
way, Mahoney was attending to his
accustomed duties.
When the transport returned to
Newport News that evening the Are.
man was missing.
Mahoney. with his followers, received
n months pay when the ship arrived
here.
The only manner In which the chief
engineer can account for the missing
fireman Is that he met with foul pinv
Possibly some one murdered him for
the purpose OF robbery. Mahoney was
slightly deaf, and this may have aided
an assailant, If the theory of foul play
be correct.
THE RAwLINs SAILS.
Newport News, Va, Dec. S-The
shortly before noon today with S52 cav
airy recruits aboard. The troops will
be distributed among the various gar
risons stationed on the island.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

ventton who is a paid attorney for any
corporation, and L don't care who
Knows 1t. The body is called in the in
terest OF the people of Virginia, and
they can very we'll afford on this inn
portant occasion to do without the SER
vices of the class of men whom l have
Just mentioned and who would be very
naturally biased in their Judgment in
favor of the corporation they repre-
sent"
THE NATURAL BRIDGE.
For some time a deal has been on
for the formation of company to
buy the Natural Bridge property and
improve 1t, says the Buchanan Banner.
Mr.. c. III. Paxton has been at work on
the scheme, and Mr.. James Mundy has
become Interested. They went down
10 Richmond Monday night.
company was formed, and the
names of the incorporators include
men of means. The price TO be paid
Tor the property is understood to be
$4,000. and a much larger sum will be
spent in the Improvement OF the prop
erty.
THE SUPREME COURT.
The proceedings in the Supreme
Court of Appeals of the State to-day
were as follows:
Mccoy, by etc. VS.. Norfolk and Car
DINA Railway Company. Argued by
Geo. Pitcher for the appellant and
Judge d. Tucker Brooke for the appel
lee and submitted.
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany VS.. Old Dominion Baggage Com
pany. Argued by f. s. Kirkpatrick for
appellant and submitted.
The next cases to be called will be
Postal Telegraph Gable Company VS..
the City of Richmond. No. 81; and
Southern Railway Company KS. Ruclk-
er, admir-; Same VS.. Taylor, Nos. %
and 20,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
Sunday afternoon from St. Paul.s p

Sunday afternoon from st. Paul's p.
e. Church.
There is no jury summoned for the
coming term of County Court begin
ming Monday. and business will be
quiet.
The numerous Isle OF Wight oyster
cases, in which 81 oystermen, being
fined IS and costs. appealed to County
Court. are set for December Ii.
MIR. r. A. Clayton. who was a spe-
cial examiner of Pensions at the Pen
sion Office. Washington. D. c.. for f1f-
teen years, will travel this winter. and
expects to make Suffolk his headquar-
tiers. Mrs. Clayton is ut present
boarding with Mrs. G.. w. Britain, on
East Washington street
The Tom Smith Camp of Confederate
Veterans will have meeting Monday
night.
The United Workers Circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet at $3.50
o'clock Monday afternoon with Mrs.
r. r. Moore. at Bank and Primer
streets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
RANDOLPH MACON.
DIR. CANTER TO SUCCEED PROF.
RAGLAND..
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Especial to VirSinian-P ilot.)
Ashland. Va. Dec. Sat meeting
OF the board of trustees of Randolph
Macon College, held In Norfolk during
the session of the Virginia conference
last month. Dr. Hall Canter was elected
to the chair of chemistry and geology.
lately occupied by DR.. c. ID. Ragland,
deceased. Since the death of DR.. Rag
land. in October. the classes in the
chemical department have been in
charge of Mr.. Russell, formerly assist
ant to DR.. Ragland.
The newly elected professor has ar
rived and entered on his duties. DR..
Canter is not unknown TO the patrons
of Randolph Macon. as he is an alum
nus of this institution. In 1892 he grad
uated with the degree of bachelor of
arts after which he taught for several
years at the Front Royal Academy.
Front Royal, Va. From Front Royal
he returned to Randolph Macon and
took the degree of master of arts in
1897. DR.. Canter then attended the
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
Md, which conferred upon him the
degree of Phi. ID. last February.
From February to the close OF that
school, in June. he acted as assistant
in the chemical department. Last sum-
mer DIR. Canter was elected assistant
instructor in chemistry at the Tulane
place he comes to fill the chair to which
he has been elected ut this college. DIR.
Canter is q years old and married. his
wife being n daughter of the late Rev.
A. c.. Brown, D. D., TO whom he was
married the past summer.
Mr.. Russell will probably continue as
assistant In the chemical laboratory.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
OLD POINT COMFORT.
THE DARKROOM OF MIR. HARRY
PHOEBUS BIIRGILARIZED

THE DARKROOM OF MIR. HARRY
PHOEBUS BURGLARIZED.
Old Point. Va, Dec. S.-There was n
bold robbery committed at Mr.. Harry
Phoebus' place of business here We'd
nesday night. The unknown thieves
effected an entrance through the tran
som and secured $50 in cash that was
left in the place over night.
This is the second robbery of the kind
committed within a week and indicates
the work of some professionals, or the
work of some one who Is we'll informed
as to the customs in vogue in the two
places robbed. The motter has been
placed in the hands of the Elizabeth
City authorities and Officer Joseph
Deistel was investigating the case yes
terday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
SALEM.
EDWARD M. ARMSTRONG DROP.
PED DEAD ON STREET.

Especial to Virginian-P ilot)
Salem. Va, Dec. 8.-Edward Nj. Arm
strong. aged SIS years. dropped dead on
Broad street this morning at o'clock.
Deceased had spent the night with his
SON law. had eaten hearty break
fast and. in company with his little
boy, had started home. when he sud-
denly dropped dead.
Mr.. Armstrong was born in Itomney,
Hampshire county, w. Va, and moved
here in 1866. He entered the Confede-
rate army when 16 years of age and
served in Company IT." of the Eigh-
teenth Virginia Cavalry. He leaves a
wife. several children, two brothers and
one sister.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
A new THEATRE
FOR RICHMOND.
Will Be Erected by Late Major
enters Nephew.
RlUMoRED TOBACCO DEAL.

MESS orneil, Left Homeless and Destitute
by tho Recent Big Fire. Attempts to
Take Her own Life. But Fails Rendi-
lion Warrant From New Jersey For
Bullock Approved Secretary Lnwless
visits Congress Constitutional oonven-
ton Chat Proceedings of the supreme
Court.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
LYNcHBuRG.
ANOTED EDUCATOR FOUND DEAD
IN BED.
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Lynchburg, Va, Dec. S.-Mr. Frank
Roene. for twenty years teacher Of
modern languages In the Lynchburg
high School. was found dead In his bed
caused by apoplexy. Mr.. Roane was o
versity.
For short while he taught In Me-
Guire.s school in Richmond. His moth.
er was q descendant of the famous
Byrd family. of Westover.
Mr Roane was regarded as one of the
best teachers in the state. -" - S'''
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
, Sheriff cardoza pead.

20 VIrRInlan-Pttot.t
hicnmond, Va, Dec. Sex Sherifs
IA. 9. Cardoza, of Lunenburg county.
cleo today. 1t was at his request that
Governor O'Ferrall sent troops To I%s
nenourg to protect the murderer OF old
Mrs. Pollard few years ago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

The Prince Cannon trial will be
printed in detail in the new Norfolk
Dispatch Monday and each afternoon
OF the trial. Newsdealers should order
extra copies early. it,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

connected with the Bell Company. yes
terday staked off their route through
the supervision of the street committee
OF the Council.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
Z BAY CITY
(M1CH)

Juz raz powiedzlano Prawdzla-
rzowi, re jest postawiony pod
pregierz opinii publicznej, pod
kt6rym STAG musi ,dop6ty, dop6k1
ME bedzle wypleniopy kakol przezeh
pomiedzy tutejsza Polonia zsia'y.
K4amie 6w Prawdziarz, twier-
dzao, re krom A. Niedzielskiego
ME ma tn zadnych innych nieprzy-
jaci61, albowiem Gala tutejssa Polo
MIA ma niego sic uwzlefa, poznawszy
sic ma jego intrygach i msciwym
charaktarze. A. Niedzlelskiego gdy.
by m6gl, W {yzce woody by utopi.
Pozna1a sig juz tutejsza via
ra ma niejednym farbowanym
lisie, mech wlec Mkt ne dziwuje
sic s epow1, il ma takich frant6w
mocno kracze, by ludzie tenn wiecej
mieli sic pred Dlmi ma bacznosci'
Wykrety zdemaskowanego
szalbierza ME powstrzymaja Sepa
cd dcigania go; nasze wiarusy tylkol
sic tom bawia, re TAXI gfosny
grzesznik udaje 6wietego re wssy'
stkloh nieczystych sprawek nlby
smiia stara sic wywinad,
Ami krsyi ma Golgecie
togo ME obroni,
W ktdrego aercu diab'eea}t .
jest zakorzenionyy.
4. N~isdzielsti,
asz tsss II
80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
.Korespendeneye Mjau sa.
= ASHLAND y j..
wis

Ostatuiej zimy pobudowano
tn try move parowe PLY, kt6re
ida teraz We dnie i v nocy: Maj
nizsza plaza " Mich SITS.
Pan Felix Ligman, prze{ozony
" innej pile, m6giby kilkunastu
Polakom da6 robote.
Nasi rodacy pan M. J. Jako"
binos Andrea Z~agorzaniec O.
tworzyli ! Maja salon, do sp6}kl.
Nasz prnski kozle}ek trocbe
sic ustatkowa} i przy t%egorocznej
wielkanocnej s~powiedzi tylko jed.
nego wiarusa rogami odpycha} cd
konfesyona}u, Jak6ba Konkla, -
natomiast pewna g}upia k6zka, z
tel samej niemieokiej o~wczarni,
dzleciom polskioh wiarus6w BIZ
smarkewskiemi r6zkami SIG od-
gra1a,- Wara wan sobacze dusze
sswabskie cd naszych narodowych
6wietotci!..-.
W sprawie budewy tutaj poll
skiego ko6cio}a dowiaduje sig, Ia
prawdziwi tutejsi patryocl po-
stanowili ma w}asn4 reks polski
koscl6l budowa6, ME pytajac sie'
czy tutejsze szwabskle habity ma to
pozwol4. ozy ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
= GAYLORD
(M1CH.)

MiasJo nasze dostanle wkrotce
z jakich dziesiet nowych budyn"
k6w, a bedzie tel mia}o pare mil
dlugo6ci% telefonu. Swiat}o elektry-
czne :uz posiada.
Panowie Gliniecxi i Franci-
seek Kusnierz z Bay City odwie-
dill nasze miasto W zamiarze "a
1ozenia tn jakiego Interest,", lecz
ME powiod1o i'm SIC ami zadzierza~
vic, AMI kupie dogodnego mieisca,
vice czekaja, al lepszs sposobnost
SIG nadarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10

DO eLUcaYCH. Boe.ta
dana wyleezona I gtuchotY i szumu
y us.ach przex Ora N,cholsona
sztuosne ussus bsbenki, ofarowal.
,emu sakiadowi $4,000. Nieza-
motne osobY gfuehe Mogay je mice
dsrmo. Adresowa6::
Mr.. 534l The n b 0 lsone
I'm stltute, 7so Eight ~
New York.
% -'a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
Drobne Eclla'..

w NEW BRIGHTON,
MINI. pan J6zef Skiba iuz
.druga c6rke " tym roku "a
maj wydat "a P. Micha}a
Kuczyhskiego. take 2 New
Brighton.
w CHICAGO many diva
Z,ednoczenia, do kt6rych ma
~ pokazna liczbaT owarzystw.
(Towarzystwa te mienia sic
|polskiemi a pomimo tego
tego Bractwo sw. Dominika.
nalezace do Z]ednoczenia P.
R. X. p. 0 B. S. J. j Ar
|cybractwo Rozahca. zamiast
mianowat Polaka ,lekarzem
towarzystwa, m'anowa}y obco-
n%arodowca. (TELEGRAF.}
~NANTICOKE, Pa: :
Kosci6l sw. Trolley ma sic
ku ukohczeniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
ronunorata wynosi rocEpie
u St.nach Zjed. i Kanadzie 5000
n Europie (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w arunki

Abonenci op}acajacy W1ARUsA
Il do1u, k%on,ecznie musza PLACID
500 D. jeden rok, rosumle sig
-. tak4e "a rok 1899, lube W tym
rsku ola przedp}acioieii ozyli p}a~
sacycb naprz6d, roczna op}ate
nizylismy ma $l.bo.
Kto zjedna nan dw6ch no
sych abonent6w i przesle cd
saadego caforoczny abonament z
sSry, temu przez ca}y rok gazette
da niego samego przesefac bedzie-
ny bezplatnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety'
nwazanym jest "a abonenta / odpo,
xiedzlalnym "a abonament.:
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
sychmiast podac wydawoy W1AnUsA
@6j nowy adres:
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyfraznie ME
eam6wia gazety "a po6rednictwem
Estowego lub innego urzednika
pvoztowego, W1AEus pose}any be'
aaie dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
sthieraG gazette, powinien wpierw
.1p}aci6 jezeli co "a nia winien.
f;;eniadzo "a ola W1AHusA ma
Iasy przese1a6 przez ~pocatowy lub
expresowy Money Order, Mona
u przese}at abonament W dolarach
v>pierowych, prze2 Postal note,
stbo v jednocentowych lub dWucen
hwych zhaczkach pocztowych, leoz
iiszeii sbouament, W TAXI spos6b
1rzes1any, " drodze przepadnie Zoo
se " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
1farza) wydawca W1AEusA ME
Herze IA to ma siebie odpowiedzial.
,.6oi. Take listy najlepiej kazad
ma poozcie registrowae be wtenczas,
~rzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od'
eewiedzialnos6, re wrax z zawartos.
Gle dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia'
Wszelkie listy oraz przese{ki pie
naezne Go W1AEUsA adrescwaG:
81. De,dows&s
500 E.. 3rd Str.
+ .W1NoNA MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
NASl AGENCl'

81 MAO 1201AN~A
Upowaznieni So do kolektowa.
ma abonamentu W1ABUsA nastepu
ny nasi agenci ~mie1soowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - Franciszek
~ W ardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Nieaaielski, 1914 - Is Str.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowsh
u9 s. Bond Stu.
MILW
- Kniter e3s We'll ul. 1. i.
NANTlCOKE Pa.-Fr. Jab}onsk
North PRAIRIE. - Jan Kim
gel.
0AK HILL. - St. Pogorzelaki.
nKK LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek. /
WING ian.-F. J. GroohDwski
CHICAGO. - Dr.. B. Wodzifsk
lAs Wabansia ave.
ST6WH LAKE. pod Uhloago.
I0lkef sera641ak, 1900 Hermitage
.s @B ave. t@@S%
saf1ITH BIND: Ind: h 1
4. Trkfbiatewski
ao7 SO Walnut.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
Organista

JUL cd 1illunastu lat praktykujs~
cy " tym zawodzie, najprzdd "
starym kraju, potem tn W Ameryce,
obecnie W miejscu, poszukuje POI
sadly. Jest W najlepszym wieku 1
dobrze ~polecony. - Adres 5ego
wskaze Redakcya WlARUsA, kt6rej
blizej jest znanym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10

kRl1ICZlE CnNILE
ola Iadysmith.
A~ngielskie mlnisterstwo wojny
wys}a1o ma rece generals Bullera
rozkaz oswobodzenia Ladysmith.
Chodzl}o najprz6d Q to, ably
zamknietego " Ladysmith White'a
powiadomiG 0 zblizajacej sic cd.
sleczy ! zacheci6 do oporu ma smierc
i zycie. Major L..... sztabu
Bullera, podja} sic tel misyi. z
notatn,ka jego wyjmujemy opis tel
wyprawy.
Sklepienie nieblos jarzyfo sig
Madonna i kilku mymi towarzy"
szami milionem gwiazd. Ably uni
knaG wszelkiego ha}asu zboczyli~
smy z drogi.
z trudem pielismy sig pod
wzg6rza.... Maggie pad} "a nina
strza}.
- Gdzie to! - ~zspyta{em
p6}g}osem pododoers.
Musialo bye 20 naml -
odpowiedsia& wstrzymujae wystra'
ssonego konia:
srojrseli6my "a sleble, dol
rzelidmy huzar6w, towarzyssacych
nam, i zblizajacych sig rysia. Jeden
z huzar6w wyjechat z linli i zr6w'
n@} sig re nina.
cor! - zapyta}em,
- Karabin mi puscl{, panic
! maiorze - meldowa{ zaambaraso.
wany.
- Niezgraba!
- Naprzod! - zawo}afem. ~
Pred brzaskiem dnia powinnismy
przeby6 Tugele i dotrzec do Splon
kopu, i~naczej wpadniemy Bocrom "
rece.
- Jeszcze mniej widao. jail
uoca - szepna} podofcer pre-
| wodnik.
- Tenn lepieJ. TEN }atwie
j.! przeslizgniemy sic przez LIME Doe.
row.
Przewodnik nia{ racya ko.
ME pocze}y sic potykaH.
- Do diab1a! zjechali6my
drogi, teraz potrzeba tylko, abysmy
zmylili kierunek! ,.~. ~.
Maggie koh moi zatrzyma} sig
jak wryty. Zdawa}o mi sig, ze
zmeczony ME chce isc dalej. Po~
}echta}em go dotkliwie ostrogami,
lecz kon skurczy} sic W soble, a
dalei ise ME chcia}, sciagna1em go
batem. Napr6zno.
- Cos W tenn must bye! -
Doby1em pa}asza i maca1em przez
kark konia pred slebie... Zadrza.
lem, ME znalaz4em bowiem zadnego
oporu - tylko pr6znia. A wiec
sta}em mad przepascia, pokryta
wzbijajacem. mg}ami. Instykt konia
mic uratowa}
W tel chwili doszfo mic wo-
jamie przewodnika.
- Tu dolem jest droga, tedy
MONA zjechac, panic majorze.
z-r6o;Ia~ koniol @doafa1om
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
E I I

w STANIE UTAH " kopal-
nj wegla v schofeld, oko}o ESQ
p6rnik6w stravi}o zycie wskutek
wybuchu kilku sadk5w prochu.
G6rnicy " jednYm szlachcie 81
uduszeni, Nv innYm poparzeni
popaleni.
Kilka set mezozyzn dobro-
wolnie ofiarowa{o swe us{ugi PREY
wydobywaniu zw}ok Z pod CRU"
z6w, myciu i ubieraniu ich oraz
niesieniu pomocy ~poparzonym
Krewni zabityoh przybywaja &c
wszystkich stron. Me ma dosyt
trumien " okollcy do ehowania
zwkok i zrobiono JUL proposycya,
by zw1oki palid, gdyz szybko sig
psuja.
MlASTO BOSTON, gdzie
zrsbiony zosta} pocz%tek niepo-
dlegto6ci Stau6w Zjednoczonych
urzedowo ~zaprosilo Boersklch ko-
misarzy p~okoiowyoh do siebie.
ST. LOUIS, NO., s Maja. -
Dsiesied tysieoy dzieoi sskdlnych
rowiewajao tyloma smerykahskie~
mi choragwiami wznosllo okrsyki
i ipiewa}o M czei6 admirala De-
vega ma publlsznem przyjeciu v
hall Exposition. Dwudniowy OBJ
ch6d zacz4} sig wczoraj nieformal-
mem przyjsciem Dewey'a " hotelu
Merchants Exchange.
WASHINGTON: - Ma ia
DAME genera}a Otisa ministerstwo
wojny wyda}o rozkaz, zwalniajacy
60 re s}uzby cd dnia 5 Maja. Ma
miejsce jego zosta} mianowany
general Arthur, jake naczelny
dow6dca wojsk NJ Fillpinach, a
general Wheaton zostaie nastepca
genera1a Arthura, jake naczelnika
departamentu poiudniowej czesci
wyspy Luzon.
w ST. PAUL, Mimi, wybo-
ry W dniu 1 Maja wypad}y ma ko~
rzysc demokratow. Majorem mia
sta wybra?y zosta} demokrata
Robert A. Smith, Wybrali take
demokraci kasyera miejskiego, 7
alderman6w (pomisdzy l1) i rade
powiatowa.
PRZYJECIE admirafa Dewey
W Chicago spe1nione zosta}o scisle
podlug programu, troche sucho
Poaczas procesyi pc wiekszej
cze6ci tylko 4obuzy wznosi}y o.
krzyki, pukaniny by}o wiecej,n iz
pred dwoma laty W zatoce pod
Manila. Wieczorem Il Maja) odby}
sic bal ma wielkiej sail Auditorium,
na kt6ry przyby}o spe{na 1900
osob, wstep wynosi} $40 Dewey
by} obecay z iona, o p6}nooy dano
bankiet ma iego Geese pc kt6rym
oboje wkr6tce opuscili sale.
POSZUKIWANA
polska niewlasta
" srednim wleku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
Gdz1e lest Katarzyna
Hamernik?

2oszukuje mel siostry Kata-
rzvny Hamernlk. Mla1a dawniei
przsbywac " Buffalo, N. Y.
Ktoby wiedzla} gdzle teraz
przebywa, n'echaj da zna6 pod
adresem: Jak6b Hapernlk, Little
Falls, MINI.