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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
NOTHING IN THE REPORT.
No Train with 600 Persons Plunged into
West Virginia Chasm.

Huntington, W. Va, Nov. 2T.-There
were various reports last night about
bridges on the Chesapeake and Ohio
being washed out and trains running
into the river with all aboard lost
in one case POO persons. There is
nothing in any Of these reports. All
the trains are accounted for either at
Anderson or White sulphur Springs.
and the passengers on the delayed
trains are being entertained at the
hotels in the best possible manner.
While none of the bridges is washed
out. vet the road has suffered much
damage for q distance of about thirty
miles in embankments being washed
out and in landSlidpS, the most serious
being the landslide near one of the
Green river bridges. not far from
White SULPHUR SPRINGS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
CORN STILL HOLDS OWN.
Goes 81 Cent or Better Than Yesterday I'm
Chicago Dealings.

Chicago, Nov. 27.-Nothing sensa-
tional developed today in November
corn. 1t opened at 493 and sold at
so, then 81, closing l cent over yes
terday at so. Phillips sold about
$50, 600 bushels. . 1t is stated on the
best authority that large q-""tities of
number two corn is Icing loaded at
Buffalo and Montreal for shipment to
Chicago, it having been bought by
shorts, with the expectation OF get
ting it there in time to deliver on
November contracts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
G. w. WILSON Is DEAD.
Long Time Internal Revenue Commits
sIOner Passes Away.

Washington, Nov. 27.-Commis-
sioner of international Revenue Will
son died this morning. George Wash
ington Wilson was aged 81 and a na-
tive OfOhio. He served throughout the
civil war, coming out first lieutenant
In '69 he entered the international |
revenue service, serving in various
capacities until he became head of the
bureau. lie was rega' ded as the most
thoroughly informed man on revenue
subjects ever in the government SER
vice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Confession of n Chicago Girl.

Chicago, Nov. 2T.-Katie Kramer.
it years old. has confessed To having
broken thirty-two windows i'll the res
idence of her employer. Hans Hem
ken. 1918 Wellington street. She
wanted fresh air, she said. and added
that she had an uncontrollablr desire
to smash window glass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Re1icious Hntred Helped the I.nw.

Tacoma, Wash. Nov. PA fight
between Il Roman Catholic and Il
Greek at WilkcSOn Sunday developed
into n pitched battle. with 200 Greeks
against as many Roman Catholics. the
fighters on both sides being coal min
erS. Clubs and iron bars were used
and several heads We're broken. Final
ly revolvcrs were brought into use
and bullets caused the mob to fee.
No one was killed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Roy OLE Commits Snicid..

Alton, Ills, Nov. 21--The body of
George Westcott. the 13-year-Old son
of Alderman George w. WeStcott,
was found Sunday in the woods near
here with bullet hole in the head.
Near by was the fathers pistol. The
youth disappeared ten days ago. tell
ing some companions he was going to
the country. Since then the family
has been searching for him. The
coroner'S jury rendered Il verdict of
suicide but no one knows of Il reason
why the boy should have taken his
life
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
NOT SORRY LEE HAS GONE.
Cuban Constitutional Convention Rejects
Complimentary Resolution.


Havana. Nov 21.-At the opening of
yesterdays session of the Cuban con-
stitutiOnal convention Senior De QueSa-
da moved the rejection of Il resolution
introduced Saturday by SenOreS Riv-
erO. CiSnerJS and NilluendaS. express
Ing the sorrow of the convention at the
departure of General FitZhugn Lee.
The resolution was thereupon rejected
unanimously. Senor Riyero said after
the session that some of the delegates
intended to attack General Lee on the
ground that lie had not always been Il
friend of the CubanS. and that in view
of this General Lees friends thought
it would be better not to press the
resolution of regret.
Senor Gualberto Gomez notified the
convention that he would present for
consideration Il motion in answer TO
General Woods address To the cOnven-
tion. General Sanguilly Immediately
objected. on the ground that such
proposal would be entirely out of place.
military order which could not be an
Swered by the convention. He urged
that it would be wiser TO leave the sub
ject alone. as any discussion of it might
cause ill-feeling between the conven-
tion and the military. Senior De QueSa-
da moved that in the Judgment of the
convention General Woods address
should not, under any consideration. he
answered by the convention, and this
was carried unanimously.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Illinois National Guard Notes.

Springfield. Ills. Nov. 25.-Adiutant
General Reese yesterday issued an or
der appointing Elijah Clayton, OF
Vandalia. adiutant of the Fourth in
fantry. Illinois National guard. to sue
ceed Harry :. Parker. of Etiingham,
who has been assigned TO the staff of
Rrigadier General Horace :. Clark. as
assistant adiutant general With the
rank of lieuICna' colonel. The reSig-
nation of Captain Harry X. White,
of Nandalia. inspector of the rifle prac-
tice of the FSUrth infantry, has been
accented
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Some Rioters Get Their Deserts.

Akron. O.. Nov. 2S.-Judge KOhler
Yesterday sentenced five of the Akron
rioters who have been convicted to
date. Harvey Earl, Frank Sickles.
David Davis and Oliver Morgan We're
sent to the Ohio refOrmatOry for in
definite periods and James McClelland
TO the penitpntiary for one year.
Thomas Ryan. charged with attempt
ing TO bribe a witness in the Eppley
case attempted suicide by hanging in
the Jail yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Charges american Intrigue.

Berlin, Nov. IA dispatch from
Shanghai says: InfaVorable re-
ports are in circulation concerning
alleged American intrigues. The
Germans have occupied rich coal
fields on the borders Of the provinces
of Chi Ii and Shan Ii
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Fatal stabbing at milwaukee,.

Milwaukee. Nov. 27.-William Hol-
dorf was probably fatally stabbed by
Herman Ratzman at RenZ'S dance hall
on the south side Saturday. RatZ-
man quarreled with GiiStaVe Grulke.
whom, it is said. he tried to stab. 1t
was while trying to protect Grulke
that Holdorf received the wound. The
blade of the knife entered HoldOrf's
breast right above the heart and ply
SicianS saX ne will die
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Standard Objects 1t An.

London. Nov 2I.-"Thr Standard
oil company" says the Bucharest cor
respondent of The Daily Express. has
obtained CONCESSIONS for mining and
erecting pipe lines ON all the govern
ment tracts. IL we'll aS almost mo
non Ny in sinking oil wells in Rou-
mania The price of the concession
was r4gO 0DD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
DowaSer Doesn't Intend to starve.

Shanghai. Nov 21.-Native Chris
tianS from Fan ChPng HSiCn, on Han
river. report that they saw boats tax
ing supplies for the court at Sian Flu,
and that the mandarinS have char
tered every available boat for that
purpose.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
SOME MORE STATES
SHOW INCREASES.

Washington, Nov. 27.-The popula-
ton OF Texas is 3,04S, no, an increa sc
of SO 3 per cent. Montana 243.329,
an increase of S4.1 per cent.
The population of Utah is 276, 749
against 207, ,905 in 80, an increase of
33 per cent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
TEACHERS VS.. BOARD
Famous Case Has Reached the
Point Where 1t Will Be Tried
On Its Merits.
ALL OF THE ISSUES ARE JOINED
Peoria Concludes That She Must Keep
That Monument-BOy of IL
Commits Suicide.

Springfield, Ills, Nov. 21.-In the
Sangamon circuit court yesterday IN
the application for a mandamuS
brought by States Attorney Smith at
the relation of the Chicago Teachers
federation, against the state board of
equalization 10 compel the board 10
assess certain corporations ut Chicago.
Judge Creighton ruled Il defendant
must file reioinder by . Il. IN. today.
Attorney General Akin, for the board.
last evening filed Il reiouder. He
states that the defendant Will stand
by the answer, and as the REALTORS
have stood by the petition the issues
are Joined in the case and it is ready
for trial. States Attorney Smith
will ask that the case be set. Both
sides can demand a jury. as there are
points Sf fact at issue, but the re
latorS will not ask for one. The at
tOrney general does not know whether
the board will ask for a jury.
Just What the Teachers Wanted.
This brings the case TO q public
hearing and will give the teachers the
chance they have 50 long sought, OF
bringing ont by direct testimony the
truth of the charges they have made.
1t gives them also an opportunity to
prove that their methods of figuring
the value Of franchises is correct. The
teachers filed their replication to the
answer of the board. II is brief. sim
ply reatfirming that the allegations
made in the petition for mandamuS
are true and that the answer contains
nothing that should bar the petitioners
from court.
Another Sort of Contest.
Springfield, Ills, Nov. 21.-Before
500 people at Central Music hall last
night. under the auspices of the
Springfield Athletic club. Bob Long.
Of Chicago, was given the decision
over Martin Judge. of Philadelphia.
in the tenth of what was 10 have been
4 twenty-rOund contest. After one
minute of fighting in this round Long
delivered two severe stomach punch
es which did the work. Judge was
taken violently i'll. and his seconds
gave up the fight. The preliminary,
I tCn-round contest between Jack
Lewis and Peter Boyle, both of Chi
ca%o, was declared Il dlaw by Referee
George Silrr. Both men showed
much clovernesS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
L.,e,t on NV Iown Dioc,.e.

Washington. Nov. 21.-Official adj
vices have been received by ArChhiSh-
op kcane. of Dubuque. who was for
meTly rector of the Roman Catholic
university here. that the papal authori
ties At Rome VIII divide his juriSdic
tion by creating a sufTraga diocese
at Sioux CiTy early next month
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27

Chicago. Nov. 27-William T. Ward
well. of New York. for the past twelve
years secretary of the Prohibition
national committee. has rendered his
resignation TO take effect as soon as
the executive committee can take ac-
tiOn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Had a Little Misunderstanding.

Daisy. Ga. Nov. PIE. Johnson
and Robert Hatton had 4 miSunder-
standing Sunday night. and Hatten
shot Johnson through the neck. John
son fell. hut raised himself long enough
to shoot Hatten through the head. Both
dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Stabbed Man Will Probably Die.

Paris. Ills, Nov. 2T.-A cutting af-
fray occurred Sunday night between
William Berry ana James ConIey,
Drothcrs-in law. in Hunter township.
Conley. who seemed to he the a%gres-
sor. was stabbed twice in the abdomen
by Berry. The doctors say Conley can
live only 4 ShOrt timC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27

Washington, Nov. 2T.-The state de-
| partment has been Informed of the
| agreement, or understanding, or pre-
| liminary treaty Gt is not possible now
/ to learn in just what form the mat
| ter stands, reached by the foreign
ministers At Peking, but ii i not re-
! garded as eXpedient to give out for
publication at this time any detailed
| information regarding it. 1t may be
| stated, however. that the arrangement
stands Il very poor chance of recefv-
| ing the sanction of all the powers rep
| resented in the Peking conference, I'M
less some material amendments are
permitted. lust what the objection
able features are can only Re SurmiSed
in view of the adverse decision of the
authorities respecting publication.
But. accepting aS accurate the state
ment from Peking that the basis of
the agreement is to he found i'll the
French note it is easy to perceive that
there are no less than two points
which. if included in their original
shape. would not meet with the un-
qualified approval of this govern
ment.
Two Points Not \ ssreeable to Us.
For instance. the president express
" reserved his opinion aS to the prop
OSitiOn that the Taku forts be dis
mantled. He also withheld his ap-
prOval Of the French proposition that
there be a permanent military Occu-
patton at two or three points on the
road between Tien Tsin and Peling.
There were several points to which
the assent of the United States was
given. namely. providing for the pun
ishment of the guilty Chinese who
may be designated by the representa-
tiveS of the powers at reking: for the
collection of equitable indemnitteS
(and in this connection Our govern
ment suggested n reference of the
subject to The Hague tribunal. and
finally for the maintenance of le%a-
tion guard at Peking. The latter.
however. was to he temporary. until
congress acted on the matter.
Indemnity Run into the Ground.
Unless the ministers ut Peking have
made very substantial change in
the requirements of the French note.
therefore. it may he predicted that
our government viii feel Ohligd to
seek to make some alterations in the
arrangement before It gives its adher-
pnce There is some reason to be
lieve that the indemnity proposition
has taken such an excessive form aS
10 make it impossible for the Chinese
government to meet the demand; and
this fact. taken in connection with
the alleged unreasonable demands of
some of the powers respecting punish
mentS. may oblt%e our government 10
endeavOr To have the demands mod
Grated. There are Indications, too.
that in these efforts our government
is to receive the support of one of
the most powerful of the governments
represented at the Peking conference,
1,.N,@
posed of late to have favored an cE-
trcme position.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Shot by the City Marshal.

Wichita, Kan. Nov. 2T.-At King
man the city marshal shot Charles
Foltz. a barber who was trying to
rob the pOStoffice. He has an even
chance to recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Re.i.ion Carrie. the Day.

Pitt~bUrG. Nov. 27.-W. L. Crabbe.
the PittShurE member Of the revision
committee OF the Presbyterian general
assembly. said last night that all Of
the pve>byterieS have voted on the
question Of revision OF the creed. re-
Sulting in the reviSloniST> receiving
about - Der cent. OF the votes cast.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Prominent Mason Goes to Rest.

Milwaukee. Nov. 2T.-Dr. w. III. c.
Abell. who was assistant engineer i'll
constructing the Erie canal in New
York state. died sunday at Portage,
Wis. He was I3 years of age and one
of the most prominent maSonS in Wis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
The Sick Gar.

Ligadia. Nov. 27.-The improve
ment of the cars condition con
tinues. This morning his condition
and general strength are Perfet tly
satisfactory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Bnr,,,nr Keservoir FLOODS a Town.

Athens. O.. Nov. 21.-AS result of
the heavy rains the reservoir near
Chauncey mine. where 100 men We're
the town a mile away. A hill defect
ing the course of the water saved the
Chauncey mine. wehre 100 men were
at work. from being flooded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
German Emrrs,, A.. Knp,nrr.

Berlin. Nov. 27.-From 4 high court
otficia il i a>certained that Empress
Augusta Victoria has greatly aged Of
late. her hair being now entirely gray
and tEin and her forehead furrowed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
After Roberts, Too.

London, Nov. 27.-According to 4
special edition of the Evening Stand
ard today, plot to assassinate Lord
Roberts, in which two foreigners are
concerned, has been discovered. 1t
appears that conspirators laid a mine
which was designed to be blown up
Sunday while Roberts was in church
at Johannesburg, but the police and
Roberts hodyguard frustrated the
conspiracy. Ten men, mostly Ital
ians, have been arrested. These de-
tails, the Evening Standard says, it is
unable to verify.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
IT MUST Be MODIFIED
Uncle Sans Probable Position
On the Proposed Treaty
With China.
SOME POINTS OF DISAGREEMENT
Two of Which There Is No Doubt
About-German Comment On
Our Late Note.

London, Nov. 2T.-Ii Hung Chang,
according TO the Shanghai correspond
ent of The Morning Post, is seriously
i'll and has telegraphed for his adopt
ed son, Ii Ching Fang.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
MONUMENT NOT TOR SALE.
Peoria vii! Raise the Money Secessar
to Keep 1t In the Town.

Peoria. Ills. Nov. 27.-Thc citizens
of Peoria have substantially refuted
the charge which has appeared in the
press all over the country that the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
HobOkcn Police Said to Have
Uncovered Another
Devilish One.
INFORMED IN A LETTER
Name of Chief Conspirator
Known, But His Iden.
tity is Withheld.

New York, Nov. 27.-The police of
Hoboken have received a letter alleg-
ing the existence of plot to assassin
ate President Mckinley. The writer,
who the police say has been located,
and his story investigated, gave in
the communication, the name of the
chief conspirator. which the police re-
fuse to make public now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27

cial control aS n guarantee of the in
demnity. At the lowest estimate the
demnity is computed at $50 0O0O. COO"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27

The British steamer Margaret Jones
has run aground near Ocean City, Nd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
Killed HI, Wife and Himself.

Chicago. Nov. 2T.-While crazcd
with liquor Sunday NelS .. Peterson,
Il railway employe, shot and fatally
injured his wife, and then sent IL bul-
let into his brain. Peterson died on the
way to the hospital. y 12-year-oId
daughter was slightly injured by n
stray bullet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-27
COMMENTS ON THE SITUATION.
Especially ReIative to That Alleged New
American Note.


Berlin, Nov. 2I.-The entire Ger
man press refers editorially to a re-
port that United States Ambassador
| White on Saturday handed the new
American note regarding the Chinese
settlement 10 Baron Won Richthofen,
secretary for foreign affairs, all the
papers declaring that Germany refused
TO comply with the demands therein
formulated When White was ap-
preached on this subject last evening
he replied that he had no interview
with Baron Won Richthofen on Satur-
day. nor had he then received the
American note. He asserted that he
had received nothing from Washington
since Thursday, and that what he
ceived then was not a note, but merely
instructions. in consequence of which
he had an interview with the Secre-
Jary for foreign affairs on Friday.
White reiterateS that the result of
the Friday interview was satisfactory,
adding: 1t was merely an interchange
of views in which no definite prOpO-
s.tionS were submitted and no definite
engagements was entered upon. What
was said was in the nature of SuG
gestion looking toward greater modcra-
tion in the puni>hmentS. but this was
only u suggestion which Germany
COGlu cllHGE accept or reject II WIS
not Il formal proposition
The NOSSiSche ZeitunC says: "A de
mand for more moderation in the pun
iShmentS iS a sensible demand, which
Germany could accept without loss OF
dignity. especially a it appears that
Great Britain sides in this particular
with the United States" No other
representative journal however.
adopts this tone. The National Zcit
unE. discussing the punishment. says:
Germany mus; abide by tn" decision
OF the ministers At Peking-
Indcmnities to Total ESQ. 100000
London. Nov. 27.-Dr. Morrison,
wiring 10 The Times from Pekinc
sunday SAYS: The foreign ENJOYS
have agreed 10 two proposals that
were previously rejected owing tO lack
Of unauimity. These are Sir Ernest
Satoyv'S proposal that China should
agree. 10 rc-C.lSt the commercial treat
ie>. and the Italian proposal that
China should consent TO foreign fnan-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-28

kowle tax nieslYchanego zsstoju Y
[rnchu budowlanym y zw'aeza1nyclh
z MN przemysiach rekodzieiacah,
LAX obecnie. Nawet 70 wojnie
austryackopruskiej przesilenle e"
konomiczne ME dosiegto rozmiarow
dzisie]szego. .Caly rucn budowlany
". Krakowie obejmuie " tym
roku budowe osmiu dom6w pry-
watnych ! iedua robote publiczn9,
ii. tudowe semlnaryum dyecezyal-
nego. Przyjac MONA, re ma 4'ooo
robotnik6w budowlanych, W kra-
kow1e, za]scle ma 400 do 500,
reszta jest albo bez zajecia, albo
zmuszona byla opuscic mlasto. z
ZOO .robotnlk6w kaharsklch zale-
dw,e kilkudz1esieclu jeszcze pre-"
.cuje, oko}o 80 cierpi g}6d, . oko}o
zoe wYwedrowa}o "a zarobklem do
Kr6lestwa. Jeden najstrow ka-
ze 4sami " oczach opo-
wisda], ze W ciagu trzech n'esle-
zarobi} zaledwie l Il. ma utrzg~
w4asnel rodzlny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-28

.dyn'e, przYglada s,s przyi.zdssja
Gym odchod,acym okretom y
przystani v Bre6c,e, widzi ca1y.
Psryz jak ma dfonl j to wszystko
"a opfata wei6cia 20 frank6w.
Dalekowilz to najcudown1ejszY
wynalazek wleku ! da on ME ;ylko
~niebywafa slave, ale nieslychane
sunny swemu twdrcy Poiakowl.
Janowl Szczepanlkowi."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-28
z GALIGYI.

EMIGRACYA czasowa "a "a
robkiem do Stan6w Ziednoczo-
nycn p6ln. Ameryki przybrata "
tym roku niebYws}e roz-
miary ma Podkarpaciu, zw}aszeza
W pow; jasielskim, gorl1ckim,
krosnianskim, l sanockim. Prey
czyni}y sic do lego 2 jednej strony
s}abe urodzaje. a z drugiej wiesci
Amerykl o poprawle zarobk6w.
Obszary dworskie " Goraio-
w,cach, BrzYskach 1 gd1ielndzlei
leza odtog lem z braku taniego
robotnika.
W POW. BoRsZCZ0W~
SKIM W Galicyi wskutek nlzk,ch
zarobk6w pomledsy s}uzba 1olra ma
folwarkach wybuch} strajk. kt6ry
claen2& sic pare tygodni. DO miej-
scowoscl zagrozonych wys}ane by}y
llc.ne oddziafg wojska. kt6rycb
utrzymapie spad}o ms gminy, cho.
ciaz powinuY by{Y p}acic "a to
dwory, kt6re wojska zazada}y.
Media tam pomiedzy ludem strasz-
ma; "a dzlen place cd IL do 20.
cent6w. z czego prawie " laden
spos6b wyzy6 ME podohna. W tel
okolicy lud jest tax biedny, re
nawet ME ma "a co emigrowaG.
Folwa:k: panskie So przewaznie
dzierzawione przez zyd6wj kt6rzy
W nlemi&oslerny spos6b lud wYzy-
skuja. Wskutek strajku podniesio-
no nieco place. ale niczem tel
podwyzki pie zagwarantowano;; lud
jest zdauY ma }aske i nleiask
bogsczy i zyd6w.
Bee robotY posostaie "
Krakowle mnostwo robotnikow z
.powodu zupelnego zastoiu budo~
.wlanego.
BRAK PIRACY prsybra, v
,Krakowle rozmisry wielkiej kleski
spsoieezneh, 1 ca, des 81 = I, Cd latl
Kllkf d:zziessieciiu ME byao v Kra !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-28

Os1EK. 4go b. m. rano
zmar} opatrzony Sakramentam'
swistemi, pc krdtkiej .chofob'e
gtdwny n~auezyoiei 1gnaoy Igsa-
kowski " nleskonczonym ~jeszcze
J % roku' zYcia. Pogrzeb odby}
sig W czwartek Ego b. m.
MOVIE. - NauczYciel r o.
galski p~rzenlesiony cd 1go
b. N. do prowlncyi sasklej.
" PRZYTANI, pod Wielem,
spali}Y SIC budynk1 gospodarskie
D.. C2arnowskiego.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-28
q Prus Polskich.

SlERAKOWlCE. Uczzaeeinl
seksty zak}adu Colleg,um Maria
mum " :Pelplin,e J6zef Kasyna,
syn ciesli tutejszego jana Kasyny.
W p,erwsze Swieto Zielonych Swla-
tex 10 poludnlu o godzinie 2g'e]
utopa} W %pohllzkiem ]~eziorze swl~
niewle prey kapanlu. p
DUZYCH ~LICHNOWACH,
ma Koszna]drach, wyg}osi1 podczas
nabozenstwa " sw1eto Wnlebo-
vstap1enia P%ahsk1ego ks. dziekan
Sawicki z Tczewa polskie kazanle;
Skoro pc polsku zaczaA movie,
wszvstek dose l1cznle tn ma robo-
Gle zatrudniony lud polski re
wzruszen,a g}o6no zap}aka}. Bo tez
cd przynaimnlei Fl lat ME by}o
tam polskiego kazania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-28

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