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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

Thousands Of Washinetonians are az present
victims Of tine Grippe. That dread ,iisyIse Is
epidemic; and yet sWple remedy J. at hIad
which Is a sure preventive. At the flSt appear
auce of a coid-thc torerunncr ~ Grippc-MJ- y
AuN'S COLD RE should be used at once. There
viii be no fear danger Of Grippe then. A few
doses viii break up most any form 81 cold II
has been demonstrated in thousands 81 eases that
~ immediately checks discharge, @; the nose and
eyes stops that awful snceziuE. promptly relieves
the throat aud lungs filars inhzmuat zion and
lever and tones up re entire system. II is simply
invaluable IN an to~us Uf GFippe 0r obstinate
colds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
DI.chnrged soIdIer., clotLinr.

The following order has been issued by
the War Department: Clothing drawn in
excess Of allowance by soldiers discharged
without honor will be taken up again on
the returns Of the Quartermaster OF the
post at which the soldier may be serving.
and if new will be reissued. Otherwise il
will be transferred to the nearest clothing
depot for use of general prisoners. unless
the particular post may be the one at
which prisoners are confined in which case
the clothing will be allowed 20 remz in for
use OF such prisoners"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

The cruiser Detroit. which was ordered
interests in case Of a war between Costa
RIGA and Nicaragua. has arrived at Port
LimOn. Costa Rica. Affairs at that port
are reported quiet and the Detroit viii
cortinue cruising along the coast.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
TnsoIyent Bnpk Dividends.

The Comptroller Of the Currency has 90
day declared dividends in favor Of the
creditors Of insolvent national banks as
follows; a fourth dividend Of 20 per cent
in favor OF the creditors of the Merchants
National Bank. of Jacksonville. Fla max
ing in all 50 per cent on claims proved
amounting to S157. 752.15. a seventh diyi-
dend OF 10 per cent ia favor of the credit
ors of the Dakota National Bank at Sioux
Falls s. Oak. making in all 80 per cent on
claims proved Amounting to $l1S. 2S2 40.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Twenty-Five Years Constant Use
Wifhouf q Failure

The first indication Of Group is hoarseness. and
IN a child subject 20 That disease il may be taken
sure sign Of tho approach 81 an attack Fol
loVing this hCaTs' ucss Is a peculiar rough cough
n Chamberlain's cough Remedy is given as soon
as the child bcuoUcs hoarse, or even after the
crovpy courh appears 10 win proven; the attack.
Il is used ia many thousand of homes in this
broad land and never disappoints the anxious
mothers. We have yet 20 learn Of single IN
stance in which IL has not proved ofcctual NJ
other preparation can show such record-twenty-
Eve years coistart use without a failure. For
sale by Henry Eyans wholesale ard retail, and al
druggists
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
FelI nnd - Ms Henn.

Tiou.a- Lynch, thirty years Old. fcu Som a
car OF fEe City anal suburban Railway AZ tha cor
nor Of Second and D aroc,s northeast. shortly
after 8 o'clock last nisht and sustained s-vcre
cat on IA, had. he was removed 10 the Eost-
rfn DispcnSlry. whore medical aid was readcred.
arrr tie Tl;iart able TO leave the hospital
and be- ,y,ri o. b. hone al as Il Street north
east
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY


The Plate Printers Helpers Union met last
evening at Typographical Temple. There was a
good attendance and from the reports submitted
the organization is in prosperous condition.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

An oycrcoat belonging to the Rev DR.. J. C.
Butler. pastor Of the Lutheran Cnurch, was stolen
last night from the caurcl- The police have beer
notified and think they have eicW o. the thief.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

II Won need medical advice, Won should call
6i eumati>n. Cure; 81 yuu have Dyspepsia. try
his Dyspepsia cure; IL you have any Kidney
trouble, try his Kidney Cure Muuyon has a
specific remedy for most every di~es-a; mostly
% ccuts- MUNYON'S Inhaler cures Cataun, Grippe,
Bronchitis. &c. Price, $780, including al In
Lalcr Meditiucs
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

TIE KNIGHTS OF HONOR-A grand frater-al
organization, the peer Of any. surpassed by
none, during the twcnty-Six years Of its existence
has paid 10 its bCncfCiaries, the widows 8nd or
phans Of thirty-ive thousand deceased brothers
the munihCcrt sum Ct SlArN-NlNE MILLION DOL
LARS, TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN TuOUS
AND DOLLARS Of which has bcecn disbursed 10
this CITY: TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in
1899. FRANCIS F. BATES. Grand Dictator, SIS
9th st. ne; JOHN H. KING. Grand Reporter. 1oll
] St Sc mbg-lm0. EN-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
Movements of Naval Vessels.

The following movements of naval YES
sells we're announced today; The Prairie
sailed from Rouen Tor Plymouth: the Dixie
left Algiers for Naples. aud the Mononga-
hela left San Juan for Charleston.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
Takoma Pnrk Citizens

The Takoms Park Citizens Association viii meet
.onight az Takoma Hall 4 number Of business
propo,itious will come before the meeting.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

james Morris. Of Chicago, an elderly man, fen
down the steps at the east front Of the Capitol
Yesterday and received painful injuries. which
,yc,e attended To at tine Casualty Hospital.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
Citizens TO Nect.

meeting viii be held tonight by the North
Cspitol and lexington Citizens Association al
the Church Of the United Brethren, CORNER Of
North Capitol aud II STREETS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
Mrs. Ryan's Gift To a Church.

Mrs. Thomas Ryan, OF New York ety. yester-
day presented TO the Church Of the SaOred Heart
Two beautiful gold altar vases, to be used during
masses. The ornaments valued a: 500.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
LECTURE on Liquid Air.

Prof W. G. Peekham will lecture tonight at
The First Congregational Church the subject
Of Liquid Air" The lecture l. 20 be given under
the auspices Of the members Of the y. NJ. G.. \.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
Easter
Innings
in
Their
Glory.

p pieces OF silk finished Fast-black
Moire Percaline-qUaliJy usu-
ally sold al 23c a yard. Our 4 P6
price for the entire day. Mon NJ
Jay ....-.-..... .............- "
. pieces OF 22-inch Black Onc
French shrunk Haircloth-to ut
make a leader Of il Monday. = "
Our line Of 26-inch Noire
PercalineS and Silicias. in fast 91C
black and colors. Monday per III
yard. Observation-Disclosures. IL
l. pieces Of guaranteed black shrunk
Canvas-the same effect as n "a
the l5c quality A special Mt
grade Observation-Disclosures.
36-iHch Grey back Figured n 2C
Waist Lining-12 1-2c quality MI
spttlallzcd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. va
different shades OF mercer ROC
lied Moreen for underskirts- XVI
SOC yalue-MOnday. .............O ~
Our line OF mercerized italian OOC
Cloth-in all colors-an IN N
eQualcd value at..............E "
Full line Of colovs IN Neva and
shadow SILK Lining-25c won't 1 NJ
buy its equal elsewhere. Mon VI
uel --.-------- -------.-----. ~
y pieces Of Black BrocadcG and
Moire SkirtiUg worth from NJ
j. l-2c 90 lSc a yard. Mondays VI
bp,tih al'...-.. .-.--..............O
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

The President has appointed Chapman W. Fow-
Ter a notary public in and tc- the District OF Co
lumbia for term of tye years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

For any case OF nervousness slCcp,os7ncss. weak
stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia, try Cartcr's
Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure The only
nerve medicine Tor the price IN market.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
Unshington CONGREGATIONAL club.

Washington Congregational Club viii have it,
annual banquet tonight az Mount Pleasant Con
crcgatioual Church Columbia Road, near Four
tcenth Street "A exec ltp programme has been
prepared for the tyoni2g, 4iior the menu has been
attended to.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
MALARIAL
Ellison shot in rhe Leg.

James " Ellison. employed as an engineer at
the Beuning absttoir vas accidentally shot in the
right leg by William Ellis about @ O'Clock iast
night Or. Savage 81 Rsuu.HS sa' summoned
and the wound was dressed, after which Ellison
was removed TO his home IN thc ambulance
Ellis was engaged In shooting az a target with a
nar!or rife when thc accident TOOK Place. The
police took no action in the case.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
ON A PECULIAR CHARGE
Clifford Z. PPee Taken IntO Gus
tOdy by the Police.

Accused OF Ordering Goods sent to
Wrong Addresses-NIercha Pre-
ViousIy Annoyed by Man Who
Answers the Prisoners Descrip-
don-WnI BE Asked to Explain.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

Tie superior character Of Heurich's beer Will
always make friends OF those who love pure
and Wholesome beverage. Phone 634, Arlington
Bot:ling Co. FOR a case.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
UNEEDA BISCUIT.
EIcctinn of nmccr.-

ThusncIda Lodge. No. l. Order q the sons Of
Hermann. has elected Tie following officers for the
ensuing term: Nrs. Hcduig Kurtz, president;
Mrs. Sophie Bi,iigk. vice president; Mrs. Glars
Storm. recording secretary; Ms. Marie Behreus
financial =ccrctary5 Mrs Rosina Ohermeyer. treas
urer: Mrs Caroline Strcng. member OF board Of
trustees: Mrs Caroline Trcssctt. leader; Mrs.
Caroline Enelcr;. inner guard; Mrs. Louise :
Weber. Mrs Emma Ruff, Mrs Julia Corrcn, A
nance committee
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26
STREET LIGHTING.

aw tide............... I1:13 An. and 1850 p w.
Iish tiGr.................;i;2 go An. and 4.Q5 PM
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

THE Sun AND MOON
sun rf,.s...--.5-51 An. sun es-......C:I6 J.. n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

TEMPERATURE
Temperature at ! p. 80
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

This high back DINING CHAIR.
made with heavy. round posts. finest
selected oak, stock cane seat and
brace arms. Substantial, pretty. and
best finish. $3.50 won't buy its equal.
Cash or credit S5c-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

Cror9s<
CHI and ell apsmm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29
0sWIATA!

Siowo to tax czesto dziS
bywa powtarzane, ale nieste.
ty, jak malo starah podejmo-
wanych bywa, ably te oswia.
te sobie przyswoit?
Oswiata ludu ma dokonat
cudu. ale dokona go tylku
wtedy, gdy wszystek lud
polski zdobsdzie TAXI stopiel1
oSwiaty i swiadomosci naro-
dowej. ze odczuwa' .,bedzie
polotenie narodu naszego, ze
poczuje sic polskim. gdy
przytem czynami swymi, a Die
tylko siowami udowodni. re
kocha spraWe Polsk2.
To skutki oswiaty narodo-
wei, a takiej bardzo nam
potrzeba. Szerzyt ia zas mo-
zemy "a posrednictwem poll
sklch ksiazek / gazet.
Bee gazety polskiej Mkt
dis obywac sic ME powinien,
Jak sol potrzebna do przy,'
rzadzenla kazde, potrawy.
tax czytanie regularne gazety
|pclskiej potrzebne kazdemu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29
ku|tura XIX stulecia.

/. Dusza ludzka wzdryga sic
ma widok barbarzyhstw, jake
tu So popelnione temi slowy
sic list zoznierza
niemieckiego placu we]ny
chihskiej. Pisze on. wedlug
doslownie W Bremen Burger
Zeitung" podanego tekstu. W
dalszym ciagu:
Dz'siaj wz'elismy do ME
wolf IS Chihczyxow, zwiaza-
lismy ,ch ze soba warkoczami
i otoczyli re wszystkich
stron; w ten spos6b musieli
z nami maszerowac. w tenn
kilku zolnierzy rzuci}o Sic
bez 1itosci ma Mich i obili ich
tax, ze krew buchne'a &c
wszystkIch cial. Straszne to
bylo. Pc obiedzic skazano
wszystkich ma smiert przez
rozstrzelanie. do czeeo ] mn,e
odkomenderowano. Po drodze
N plac. gdzie wyrok nlial bye
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29
ZniW POlskich
W AMERYCE.
sPRAwE BUDOW>

SPRAWE BUDOWY
pomnika Kosciuszki chce
wac W swoje rece zarz9d
centralny Zwiazku Narodo-
wego Polskiego. Zapewnia)a,
ze z sunny przesz]o "A tys;ecy
dolar6w, zlozonej ma budowe
pomnika. przynajmniej poso~
wa przepadla. Odpowie dzial-
nose "a przemarnowanie fun
dusz6w narodowych spada W
tyn1 przypadku ma g'osnych
drzywuj6w Doktora Midowi-
cza Leona Szotore Won $50
pinsciego. sekretarza flnan-
sowego budowy Pona'.'ka
Kosciuszki.
OSTRZEZENIE; Wei.
Ks. Votypka. proboszcz kos
cio}a y Downcr's 5 Grove, III
|ostrzega przed pswnym czlo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29

Polakowi; jezeli ME chce sic
STAG nie)ako .obcym swemu
nafodowi.
Kto dis gazety polskiei
nif czyta, ME vie. co og6l
|ndFodu .nysli o SVEN dzi-
|siajszem polozeniu, ME rozu'
ME tego polozenia i ME
bierze udzialu W piracy naro'-
dowej. jest martwym czlon~
kiem swego narodu. jest
drzewem ME przynoszacem
owocu. a takze drzewo bywa
wciete i W p;ec wrzucone.
IDalej czytat Powinni$my
pplskie ksiazki, przedewszyst-
klein opisu,ace swietna przesz'
lose narodu naszcgo, to tez
Biazke. zawierajaca dzieje
Plski, znajdowac sic powin~
IA W reka kazdego Polaka:
4 przesz|osci Polski czerpmy
dauke, jak pracowat many
dla przyszlosci.
g Uczmy sic dziej6w ojczys~
tych i nasladujmy cnoty
przodk6w naszych. strzezmy
|sie .zaS ich b|ed6w. Gdy. to
4 Aczynimy,1 wtedy znajomoSt
|przeszlosc; narodu wielkie
przyniesie nam korzySci.
] Oswiata zdobywa sic przez
nauke, najprzod W zak}adach
naukowych, a potem przez
samoksztalcenie "a pomoca
.ezytania.
4 Mech wiec kazdy z mas
lawsze pamieta, ze: ,,trzeba
Sic uczyt.
. Uczmy sic wiec bcz przer-
Ivy, ably posiaSc jak najwyz-
szy stopieh o$wiaty, oswiaty
takiej. ktora nam mole RE
tzywista przyniesc korzySc, a
riec oswiaty opartei ma fun
damencie katolickim i naro :
Howo = polskim. a TAXA
!, oswiata ludu. .-rzeczywiscie
|-dokona cuduf!
Il %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29

wykonany. uciek}o 8. a ma
68 wykonano wyrok smierci.
Pred kazdym Chidczyklem
stanelo 4 z mas i ma komende
..Ogich'', bez wzgledu ma
blagania skazaoych, wszystko
sic skohczylo. Slyszelismy
tylko c;chy jek. albowiem
kazdy zostaf przeszyzy CITE
rema kulami: runal ma wznak
" grob. ktory poprzednio
w|asnemi musial wykopac re-
kami. Takim by} koniec. o.
wych 68 Ch;6czykow. By|o
to w niedziele. 26go Sierp.
MIA 1900 roku, ii d<ieh ten
ma zawsze W pamieci mel 20
stanie.
A OTTO wyjatek drug'ego
przez ,. ,.Volks Zeitung'' oglo-
szonego listu:
Go sic tutaj podczas woiny
dzieje, opisac ME iestem W
stanie, droga Mako. bo ta.-
kie mordowanie i wyrzynanie
ludzi jest wprost wsciekle.
Chihczycy maja stat po "a
obrebem prawa pahstwcwe~
go ! dla tego tez ME b'erzc
sic nikogo do niewoli. a do
kazdego strzela lub tez dla
zaoszczedzenia naboi6w. bag
netam; zabija. w niedziele
musieliSmy zaklu6 "a jehc6w
chihskich. Bylo to TAX okrut-
ME, ze niepodobna opisa6,
)ak sic rzecz W rzeczywistoSci
mia}a.
Kodcze list ten nadzieja, re
to juz niedlugo potrwa, ina
czej przesta}oby sic wiedziec.
a raczeiby sic zapomnia'o, ze
sic kiedykolwiek cz}owiekiem
bylo.
Me potrzebu)emy do lis
tow tych dodawac zadnych
komentarzy, wystarczy je
przeczytat. by st6sowne ma
brac po)ecie o kulturze wsp6'~
czesnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29
BERLIN.-ZPeki.

BERLIN. Peki-
nu donoszq, re ksiaze
Tuan zosta} wziety
do njewoli i pozba-
wiony wszystkich u.
rzed6w i godnosci,
uatomiast general
Tuan Flu Slang znaj-
duje sic W Hu Yang
:Pu. i stol ma czele
$1,000 regularnego
wojska.
1 GA ~ lGCplO-
Zentancl mOca.rStW
odoyIi W ubicgly pia-
TEX ostateczne posie-
dzenie, na 4 t6rem
saa = - - q
zgodzono sic CO do
WarunkoW ZaWarcia
|traktatu q Chinaml. !.
.Szcztge;0lowe. warun-
|ki, przyj9te przez y
|dyplomat6w eur0pej-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29

CAPETOWN.
Lord Roberts obiecu-
je uzywaG terroru,
karaG Smiercia kaz-
diego z mieszkahc6w
Oranil i Transvaalu
"a najdrobniejsza
cho6by przys}uge od-
dana oddzia}om Boe-
row i zaczat juz ma
wet obietnlce te W
czyn. wprowadzac. De
Wet oswiadcza, re "a
kazdego Boera zginie
10 Angllk6w, i re
ma wykonanie takieJ
egzckucyi wystarczy
mu 10000, a W mai
gorszym ,razie 5000
woiownik6w. | on
tax ze juz rozpocza} to
straszne dzie}o odWe-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29

LONDYN. = Lord
Roberts nades}af ma
stepujaca depesze do
ministeryum wojny
datowana W Johan-
neE'sburgu: Moi kon
padl re NINA zesz}ei
solb|]oty l|] ] pokaleczy}
mnie lekko. Me
wwstrzymuje w mnio to
od piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29
LONDYN

Shangai donos:|zi''aIli', '''| q ze
cesarzowa wdowa te-
legrafowata do
wszystkich wice-kr6-
low i gubernator6w,
by z najwiekszym
pospiechem szykowa-
Ii sic do walki z Eu-
ropejczykami. Gene
ralowle europejscy
wyst6sowali do vice.
kr6la Nankinu note,
by ostatecznie wYjaS-
nil swoja pozycy9 i
rozstrzygna} kwestye
dostarczanla prowian
tn dla wois& europej-
skich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29
TELEGRAMY,

TELEGRAMY.
PETERSBURG
Car musl umrzec.-
w dodatku do tyfusu
i zapalenia p}uc
wmiesza}o sic jeszcze
zapalenie m6zgu co
spowodowafo owe u
derzenie, kt6re mu
zada} pewien poll
cyant, gdy car prze-
iezdza} przez Japonie
tax, Re Swidrowanie
do czaszki okaZa}o
sic koniecznem.
PARYZ, rs Listo--
pada. Prezydcnt
Krueger przyby} do
Paryza W sobote,
prawie W samo po-
}udnie. Juz ma dwor-
Gu przyial go niezli-
czony t}um, kt6ry po-
prostu szala@ z entu.
syazmu. Ullce, kt6-
remi przejezdza}
Krueger, W drodze z
dworca kolei do ho-,
telu, by}y tax zabite
publicznoScia, ze po-
licyi i wojsku trudcm
udawa}o sic utrzymy-
wac wolny przejazd
dla powoz6w prezy-
denta Zaraz po ohie-
die prezydent Krue-
ger z}ozy} urzedowa
wizYte prezydentowi
Francyi Loubet. W
Pa1acu euzeJsKlm
przyjeto 60 re wszyst-
klemi honorami, ne
leznemi naczelnikowl
pahstwa, w pol 60
dziny potem prezy-
dent Loubet z}ozy}
prezydentowi Krue-
gerowi rewizyte W
hotelu. Zabawi W Pa
ryzu prawdopodobnie
do Czwartku.
.........- ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29

'skich, ME 81 jeszcze
wiadome, lecz og6l-
ME przypuszczaja, 20 ze:
mocarstwa zadaia u
karania winnych, wy
nagrodzenia pieniez-
nego. dla rzad6w i
obywateli prywat-
nych, prawa utrzy-
mywania silnej stray
wojskowej przy am
basadach " Pekinie |
statego7. zajecia prze.z
wojska europejskie
n1ekt6rych strate-
gicznych punkt6w
miedzy Pekinem a
Taku.
POZNAN.-Wszys-
cy PolacY uwlelbiaja
X.Arcybiskupa Stab
lewskiego, ze potepii
ks. krzesinskiego,
kt6ry wstawiwszy sig
I; .z;i;lb1eFanfEIf skfadlek
ma Bismarka, staral
sic 0 kandydature ma
pos}a do parlamentu
niemieckiego, jake
,,dziki'E t. J ME ma
lezacy do zadnej par
tyi polityczpej. =
St0soWnie do zY-
czenia X. Arcybis-
kupa, PolacY g}oso-
wac beda ma handy.
data, iaklego ma cd
no$nY obw6d partya
polska postawila.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-29

Wtcktcnn, ktOly POu i1dIWi
klein Maryana Adamskiego
(nicwiadomo, czyli to jest
jego wlasciws nazwisko) r6z-
ne ma sumieniu ma niecEyste
sprawki. CzIowiek ten " Cle.-
velaud, O.. wystepowal W
przebraniu ksiedza kolekto-
wal IL 'atwowiernyeh ofary
ma budowe jakiegoS koScio}a.
u ks. Votypkl stara} Sic Q
miejsce erganisty. a ze pred
stawil swiadectwa bard1o do
bre (niewiadomo jakim spo
sobem do nich przyszedD. a
nawet jedno KoSciola sw.
Amy w krdkow;e, przeto
miejsce to otrzymal. Okazalo
sic jednak. re grat na orga-
mach ME umie brzd2ka tylko
nedznie. W kohcu, naci2-
gnawszy DUO ludzi, cd kt6-
rych wy]udzal pieniadze pod
r6znymi pozorami, znikl =
Downer's Grove ! zapewne
obral sobie gdzieindziej pol-
do dzialania.
CHICAGO.-Panowic Ba-
ranski, Guzowski Mielcarek,
kt6rzy pred kilku dniami
wyjechali ma zach6d W celu
wynalezienia urodzainej ziemi
ma polska kolonia, donosza,
ze znalezl, takowa W stanie
Kansas.
W SOUTH CHICAGO
zorganizowana zosta|a polska
para6a niezalezna pod wez
wan;em sw. Jana Chrzciciela
/ pierwsze nabozehstwo
odbylo sic tain IS bm. "
tymczasowej kapliczce pm.
1898 Muskegon. av.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
z pobytu pulkownika z. Mil
kowskiego we Philadel6i po-
zostalo do DIS dnia echo
niezbyt weso'ej pam'eci. Spe-
cyalny komitet z IS iowa
rzystw polskich zajmowal sic
przyjeciem goscia. Ws.ystko
pieknie szIo ! g}adko. al
dopiero prey wyplacie male
zytoSci wyniklych z przyjscia
pulkownika, wyszly na jaw
r6znego rodzaju brudne
sprawki. Pominawszy juz
fAkt. ze ia utrzymanie pub
kownika zazadano S dola-
row dziennie, ten sam ,.pa-
tryota' wystawil rachunek na
IS dolarow "a wypite trunki
W Je2O doinu POdczaS OQ
wiedzania pu]kownika.
w KANKAKEE;; Ill.
zoreanizowala sic polska pa,
rata budowa kosc'ola wnet
sic rozpocznie.
.zAPIsYWAt Il p. ): WAR ! ! ! ] UsA1!0 j
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-08-11
Trouble In the Camp

CHICAGO, Aug. o.-The Tribune tomor-
row will say:
''The national executive committee Of
the populist party is torn by discord over
the question of its authority to accept
Charles A. Towne's declination of the
nomination for vice president and to en-
dorse Mr.. Stevenson, the democratic
nominee, for this Office. No conclusion
was reached by the committee at the
Sherman house, up to late hour last
night, and the matter will be further con-
sidered today.
"There appears to be wide disagree
ment regarding the resolutions adopted d
by the populist national convention at
Sioux Falls concerning the filling of va
cancies caused by death, declination. re-
moyal or ortherwise. Secretary Edgerton
failed to bring with him his accoont or
the convention proceedings; not one Of
the committee had copy, and none that
any one would accept as official could be
found in Chicago.
Secretary Edgerton stated that the
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-08-11

The following letter from Judge Sweet is
self-explanatory:
EDITOR TELLER.-In an interview
published in the TELLER on the 4th inst
in referring to objections urged by Mr..
Bryan to the Philippine policy of the ad-
ministration. am quoted as using the
following language: "And this is wha,
his vague and hypocritical objections
mean," etc. Please substitute for the
word "hypoctitical" the work "hyper-
critical and shall not only be correctly
quoted, but think, state accurately, the
exact weakness of Mr.. Bryan
Webster's definition of "hypercriticar'
is as follows-"One over critical, unreas-
onably or unjustly critical; excessively
exact" To my notion this definition
exactly defines Mr.. Bryan's position. He
is over critical. An intense democrat he
will not admit that anything coming
from an opposition administration is
either good or honorable. He is candi-
date for Office and hopes to succeed by
finding fault with the opposition, rather.
than presenting clearly defined policy
OF his own. Four years ago his paramount
issue was "silver;;" today his paramount
issue is imperialism" He passes from
one paramount issue to another with the
ease and grace of slight-of- f-hand per
former. He says, eve should treat the
Philippine question from the same stand
point that we treated the Cuban ques-
tion;" yet he advocated the ratification of
treaty which dealt with the two ques-
tions upon radically different lines. All
of these things indicate the politician
seeking votes, andsperhaps, politician
not over cautious in stating the position
of his opponents. Still, would not call
Mr.. Bryan hypocrite, for he is the rep
resentative of great party struggling
for supremacy, and in the supreme
emergency that confronts him, is eagerly
grasping at every thought which he
hopes may yield VOTE
WILLIS SWEET.