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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
Ze Swiata.

Sac Paulo" drukowa} prsskiod ,Qao
vadis'f Sienkiswiosa, dokonany . to-
macssnia angielskisgo pres p. Eiwar.
da Prado. Numer, gdsis .ao.yns sic
druk powissci, .awisra ts4 kr6tka no.
tatks o Si~snkiswic.u, kt6rsj autor OBJ.
jainia ~o,ytslnikow, IL jest to nsj.nsko.
mitssy pisar. polski l por6wnywa Quo
vadis" z uSalammbo" Flaubsrta, pr.y-
snajac SIenkiswiorowi wiets.s mistr.os-
two " oharaktsrystycs postaoi. - Hen.
rykowi Sisnkiswiosowi nadss}ano Iwis.
10 'eg.smplars prEskiadu ,,Qao vsdis"
ma je.yk nowo greoki. Jest to z kolsi
15 jezyk, " kt6rym ukasalo sie tl6ma
o.snis wymienionego aroyd.issa.
- CrOnje. Ciskaws oharak.eryssy.
ks jsneraia Cronjs podajs pewisn wya
sly officer angielski " swojej ksiaaos,
wysz'ej swie4o pod tytulsm: ,Ku r.ecs
Moddsr Z lordsm Msthusn." ,Cronje-
pisss jest wsrostu irednisgo, ma typ
francuski. DO poohodsi cd Hugonot6w.
Me wyglada wcale "a nkrwioaero.ego"
wojaka, lscz rac.ej nm obyvatsla, kt6ry
utrsymujs ciaio I dusse " o.ystosoi,
s%krupulatnis paaOi diugi klad.is sic
sPse pred p6lnooa. Cronje ma dowoip
gryzaay, nisraz cyniosny. Posiada OBJ.
sserns fermy W okoliOy Potshaffssrom,
jego synowis do dsii dnia uprawiaja
.ismie. Wsgledsm jeho6w Jest ME.
tylko lud.kim, ale nawst wspanialo.
myslnym. Na.wisko jsgo brzmialo
%pisrwotnis Crosnier."
Zakaz palenia. Rrad norweski
vydaf ros~Porsad.snis, .aka.ujaoe sprse.
dawac tytuh osobOm mlodssym nia LAT 18.
Dorosfym grozi kara "a obdzislanis
mfod.isay oygarsm', p~apisrosami, tytu.
MEM i. I. d.. Pollcja ms prawo konfisko.
wac nisdorostkom fajki, oygara I. :. d.
w sswajcarji " ksntonis Wallis oso.
bonn nizej lat 20 ME wolno palic W
miejscach publicsnych.
Mistrz szachOwy, Stsinits, jak
donosIs Z Nowego Yorku, .ossal odda.
ny do domu warjat6w, jake ~obisksny.
smutny ten koniso w~ielkiego szachissy
prsypomina nam drugisgo mistr.a ca
ksrdorss, .matfsgo prrsdworssnis pred
kilku laty. Cuksrdort latach pacho.
lscyoh, worcestershire do GYMNASIUM W
P~iotrkowie, budsii .dumienis swsmi
sdolnoloismi matsmatyo.nsmi 1 js.yko.
wsmi ! po~orytywany byi "a ngsnialns
dsiecko". Zdolnoici te, swr6oons do
'abswy s1sohowsj, ME ~prryniosiy lud.
ko'ol 4odnego poaysku, podobnisa jak
] gsnialnosc StsinitIs. Wsrto sic .ssta.
nowic mad xdanlem Msndslsohns o prss
W sssohy, 70 to rAls Spiel ist IA vlsl
Ernst. ais Ernst ru vlsl Spiel". To ,ru
vlsl Ernst" Steinits ~pr.yplscii usrats
rosumu. Cukerdort - prIeiwczssns
Imisro's.
MOVIE karty do CRY. pwolyn"
donosi, IL rosyjska rssdows fabryka
kart puszcIa " obisg "a missisc Dowy
gasunsk kart wbissowyoh 20 osnis 8 rsr.
"a dwie tale. Move karsy ~wykonans
1ostssy wediug rysunku srtysty Kara.
sins "a rosmaitemi farbami, q original.
nosc lob stanowi 10, - figury prssdsts.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
Nova ~organizacja policii
tajnej w Warszawie.

~ w.
ssawy: q r64nych zr6dst ro.ohod.i sic
wisdomoic, to cd T. 1893 istnisje "
Wsrssawis nova organi.aojs polioji
tajnej, poro.umiswajaoej sic wprost .
Petsrsburgism. Jest " tenn spora do.a
prawdy, ale ME " tenn .naossniu, 20
Imsrstyhski o d.issalnosoi Isl organl.a.
oil MIC ME vie. Imsrstyhski jest bar.
do podstepny ! gra na faassu I oblud.is
artyssycsnie. Pr.ychod.ao do Wsrs.a
Wy : gotowa polityka powisd.ias sobis
l komu nals4y, 4e must oprzs6 sic ma
jakisjf jsdnsj warstwie sposeo.ehstwa,
must misc jakii punkt oparoia ola swej
dzwigni, kt6ra ma podwaAyo odrebnoi6
%narodowa kraju, wrosnista az " podws.
hny ludowe. Csui swojem screen I 70
sumsm w~scbodnim, 20 zadna polioja
tajns, laden d.ienuik rasdowy ME odda
mu " tel sprawis takich usiug, jak dob.
RE ujeta "a ssros parsjs ugodowa,
swfasIcia " sferzs arystokraoji. Sic.
dsac . MIA " s%alonis, niby ma ssansis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, po.wsla sic trzymac
"a rece ma .dow6d swsj niswinnosoi, a
posa MIN jakai reka niswidzialna, bile
lob pc plecach, dajs s.psutka " nos
ciska ksia4kami 20 ~salonis. TIA niswi.
d.ialna sifs, W postaoi novel polioji po.
tajsmnej stnisjsniewatpliwie, ale pr.sz
1msretyhskiego .organi.owana W poro
.umisniu . wiad.ami pstsrsburskismi.
Gdyby sie pr.y.nal " salonis ugodow.
com. 4s on sam /. w~2asnsj iniojatywy
chwyta ludzi spokojuyoh cd prsoy pu.
blio.nej I legalusj 1 zamyka do wissis'
mia, nisiatwo bysoby mu grad komsdjs
wobsc mich, 70 jest .mus.ony nakszami
CORY do krok6w sprseoznyoh .s swy.
mi popedami serca I zamiarami.
Ra.iioby to nawes s~ststyoznis dobr.e
wyohowanyoh ugodowo6w, wygladalby.
jak fapacz ulicsny pu6w. D.isisj roe.
kazy arssztowah ids . P~stersburga, on
ME vie o niczsm 1 ministerjum spraw
wewnssr.nych, tax .awistnie pasrzsoe
ha %autonomje general gubsrnator6w,
jest sadowolons, .bierajao owoOs GU
dzsj, mosolnsj polityki.
Nova organi.acia polioji tajnej, EVA.
nej nOohrana', .~awiasaia sic " Z. 1893
prEed odsaonieoism pomnika Mickiswi.
ozs, kisdy Imsretyhski, ulstissy sic
osynu wissnego, q ME mogso cofns6
poswolsnia ma pomnik, pisrwsry rss "a.
drsal ma mysl o rswolucji. Pamiesamy,
jak konsygnowal owym dniu jubilsu.
ssowym wojsko, jak straoii glove / sto.
jac prey t~elefonis, wsluohiwsi sic " 20.
dawans mu przes polioje s,msry ludu
Prey pomniku, gotow kszdsj ohwili wy.
dad haslo str.elanis; w6wcsss poo.ul,
4e siedsi ma dusym koniu, kt6ry jest W
stanis srzuoi6 sisbis nawst dobrsQo
jszdzca. w roku Miokie w~io.owskim
drgneaa POlska. W6wo.as " listopa.
die o.y W grudniu 1893 pr.yjschai
sprowad.ony Z Psry.s sjent RsOskowski
ten ma miejscu (o.y beg wisdsy line
retyhskisgof) W hotslu Brusblowskim,
uksadsi plan Orgsnisacji. Dsisiaj poll.
ola tajna (oOOhrans") ms swojs sps.
ojalns sisdzibs prsy ul. sadowsj, a bud.
ast jej wynesi okoio 150Ssysieoy rubli,
podczas gdy dswnisj kosrta utrzymania
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
SAM. STEINGARD.
SUI Milwaukee ave. Chicago, Illinois.
Fabrykept Importer
RosyIskiego ~Tureokiogo TytunIu,
PAPIEROSOX ITARAKI

sTARoKRAJsKIEJ do ZAzYWANIA.
sR Ssys n tyt1n S. g, 7sc; I siOoi TuIscti sso
setka. Tsbaka 40 zazywsnia: 80 IS 46c. funt Ma
szynki do papteros0w loo. 0iIzy 8, 10 Ibc. set
ka. Bibufka ~. 80, 30 1 soc. IA tuzin ksiazeczek.
cigar Clipping taoaka 80 S5c. funt. Cygarnicz-
h B, 5 l 10 cent6w.
Obstalunki wykonywam bezzwiocznie 4 akurst
jedn. mi esoo \
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
Land Cheap in Cubn.

Havana, October 10.-Gov.-Gen.
Wood says that Cuba now offers great
er opportunities to Americans who will
come here and settle. Land is cheap
or can be rented OH n small royalty of
production. Returns would be quick.
He recommends the cultivation by i'm
migrants of tobacco and fruit and the
raising Of cattle.
At the pallce yesterday representa-
tives of every mercantile guild in Ha-
vana joined in presenting to Gov.
Wood an address expressing gratitude
for what he has done in the way of re-
forming the mercantile registries. The
address was accompanied with pen
mounted with diamonds and rubles.
The Board of Trade and the richest
commercial houses Of the city were rep
resented ut the function.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
Conservatives in the Majority.

London, October 9.-Only four re-
suits out of the twenty-one constituent
cies polled yesterday in the parliament
tary general election have been thus far
announced. These show that the lib
erals have gained two seats. one in
Carmenthenshire. and the other
strangely enough, in the Radcliffe Cum
FarnswOrth division of Southeast Ian
cashire, which had hitherto gone
strongly conservative. 1t looks. there
fore, as If there might he a slight re-
action in the county pollings. but this
will be too late to affect the general
result seriously. Last evening Mr.
Herbert Henry Asquith, one of the lib
eral leaders, admitted that the Sails
bury government would return to pow
err with a majority Of from $50 to 100.
OF the 492 members already declared
officially elected the ministerialists
number 327 and the opposition 165.
The former have gained % seats and
the latter Is.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
ALLEGED swINpLEO.
Plan 90 Defraud Life Insurance In
situations.

Chicago, Oct. S.-With insurance on
her life amounting to $4,000, Marie
Defenbach aged %. died Aug. %, In q
boarding house on La Sal elavenue I'M
der conditions which the police believe
Indicate q plot to swindle an insurance
company and two insurance societies,
If they do not point to murder. ON
bench warrants issued by Judge Glib
bons, three persons said TO be implicat'
ed in the case-Dr. August Nj. Unger,
+. Wayland Brown and Frank III. Sml.
ley, n detective-have been arrested,
The three men were arraigned before
Judge Gibbons and in default of $4,000
bail each were committed to jail. 1t
was learned yesterday that besides the
policies taken out on Miss Defenbach's
life, several others had been applied
for. In each case $4,000 was sought.
When Miss Defenbach died there
were three policies on her life aggre-
eating $4,000. all Of recent date, as
follows: New York Life Insurance
Company, $1,000; Canadian Order of
Foresters, $1,000; Knights and Ladies
Of Honor, $1,000.
The alleged conspiracy is being in
vestigated with searching care by a
private detective agency, by the attor,
neys and detectives of the insurance
companies and latterly by the states
attorney himself.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Steamship Oceanic Nearly wrecked
on the Irish Coast.

Queenstown, Oct. 1O.-As the giant
White Star liner Oceanic approached
the coast of Ireland Monday trying to
descry the Fastnet light, what appear
ed to be fog bank suddenly lifted
and showed land dead ahead. The
breakers could be plainly seen crash
ing on the rocks. The Oceanic's posi-
ton was then between the rocks known
as the Bull Cow and Calf and Brow
Head. The land was 50 close that on
each bow could be seen a regular cave.
The stopping Of the engines shook up
and awoke everybody.
Instantly the engines were reversed.
but before the Oceanic stopped she
struck with a grinding grating noise.
She then quickly swung clear.
Tranquil and confident in the skill
Of Capt. Cameron the women passen-
gers in the saloon behaved admirably,
showing the greatest GOODNESS in the
presence of dahger.'
The watertight compartments were
closed within two minutes, on Capt.
CamerOn's orders, as soon as the dan
ger was perceived. The lifeboats were
cleared away ready for lowering with
the precision of clockwork, and the
crew were ut quarters ut once.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
HAWAIIANS INTERESTED.
In the Approaching Election o
Delegate to Congress.

Honolulu, III. l., Sept. 23.-(Corre.
spOndence Of the Associated Press.)-
The native Hawaiians are showing
much interest In the approaching cleo
ton Of delegate to congress and are
registering rapidly and in great num-
bers. Out Of 200 voters registered on
the island of Oahua, on which this city
is situated, nearly 1000 are Hawaiians.
This interest is very likely produced by
the report which has been circulated
among them that il they can succeed
in electing delegate to the American
congress the annexation bill will be re-
pealed and the queen restored to the
throne. The better educated of the
natives have identified themselves with
either the Republican or Democratic
party in the islands, but large numbers
led by X. w. Wilcox, are insisting up
on the independent organization. 1t is
claimed that If these independent per-
sons succeed in preserving their organ
iZation and work together at the cleo
ton they will swamp the party or.
CARNATIONS. But the native Hawaiian
is not, as rule, an astute politician
and he is easily led by strong leaders
1t Is extremely doubtful If an independ
ent organization among them will
prove successful and it Is quite likely
that many will coalesce with one or the
other Of the regular party organiza
tons.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
STATE SPECIALS.

Michigan postmasters: oliver, Lake
Co.. Robert Whitside. vice Alex. Wal
colt. resigned; Sandstone, Jackson Co..
Nettie Record, vice ID. +. Gailett, re-
signed.
Frank Carr, of Lansing, who was
convicted Of burglary, was let off with
two years sentence by Judge West
Monday Carr declared that he could
sit on his head for that length Of time"
A movement is on foot in Port Hu-
IRON to have the council enact an or
dinance requiring the licensing of all
stationery engineers and have them
pass an examination as to their COM
potency.
Discussion is proving an important
issue among. the business men and
capitalists of Flint regarding the re-
ported removal of the state fair from
Grand Rapids. Flint's money and cen.
trail location stands fair show Of Sc
curing 1t.
The family of Christ Walz, the lead
ing butcher Of Saugatuck, was poison
ed Monday, supposed to be from i'm
pure butter. All, have recovered ex-
cept Mrs WalZ, who lies In a critical
condition. The butter will be sent to
Lansing to be analy2ed.
Judge Smith, Of the Circuit Court, at
COrunna. Monday sentenced Herbert
Kaiser and Glenn Bentley to nine
months each in the Ionia reformatory
for stealing wheat. Bentley is young
man and broke down completely when
sentenced was passed.
Mrs. John Haltinner, of River Rouge
near Detroit was burned Monday by a
gasoline stove. Her apron blew into
the flames, and on attempting to ex-
tinguish the fire her hands anu arms
We're painfully burned.
The farmers north of Manistee have
appealed 10 the railroad commissioner
to have him order the Manistee &
Northeastern railroad fence it's line
through their property for a distance
Of ten or twelve miles, and the neces-
sity for the Improvement is now being
investigated.
Monday morning Special Game War
den Wilkinson, sent to Manistee to as
sist Deputy Game Warden Grocock,
confiscated box marked "Glass," con-
tanning number of partridge, con-
signed TO n Chicago commission house.
Numerous infractions of the law II
this respect are being practiced.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
SENSATIONAL SCENE.
At the Meeting of the Grand Trunk
shareh oIders In London.

London, October 10.-There was
sensational scene at yesterdays meet
Ing OF the Grand Trunk railroad or
Canada, between Sir Charles Rivers
Wilson, president of the road, and Sir
president Sir Charles Wilson ex-
planned the resolution which provides
for the reorganization of the Chicago q
Grand Trunk by the Canadian COM
pany.
Sir Henry w. Tyler maintained that
the Chicago a. Grand Trunk was own
ed ard controlled by the Canadian
Grand Trunk, and that, therefore, the
directors were making false pretenses
when they represented the reorganiza-
ton as transaction between two in
dependent concerns
Amidst u roar of Kisses and jeers the
voice of Sir Henry was drowned, but
he continued waving his arms and
shouting inaudible charges against Sir
Charles Rivers Wilson, who stood up
and In equally heated language, abso-
lutely denied Sir Eenry's allegations
and abused his administration. 1t was
only when several persons stepped for
ward with the intention Of hustling Sir
Henry Tyler out Of the room that he
ceased speaking.
The meeting then, by a large major
1ty, approved the directors plan to re-
organize the Chicago & Grand Trunk
with guarantee OF the interest on the
bonds to be issued by the new com.
pany. The meeting also gave Sir
CnarleS Rivers Wilson a vote of
thanks.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
Has Not Resigned.

Washington. Oct. 9.-ExSenator Ar
thur p. German, Of Maryland, yester-
day authorized an absolute denial of
published reports that he had resigned
from the Democratic National Commit
tee and from the other political COM
mittees Of which he Is member. Re-
gardlng published statements that he
had Informed eX-Gov. Stone. of Mis-
souri,. that Bryan had no chance of
election and that he (Gormam was
tired Of the whole campaign, Mr. Cor
man said: The report is fiction, as
never made such q statement nor
have | ever entertained such view"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
For FORGING Money Orders.

New York, oct. 10.-Richard !. Car
roll, who for a number Of years has
been the chief money order clerk I'm
branch K Of the postoffice in this city.
was arrested yesterday for forging and
raising money orders. Carroll was a.
raigned before United States Commits
sioner Shields and his examination was
set for next Saturday morning. Bail
was set at $500. Thos. A. Jardines
auditor Of the postoffice. is COMPLAIN
ant in the case. The amount of the
alleged forgeries is not known. but Is
believed to be very large. Carroll was
most efficient clerk and had been
employed in the postoflice for fifteen
Vpars
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
Short in His Accounts.

New York, Oct. 10.-P. ii. Gilh0oly,
counsel for the Elizabethport, y. J.,
Banking Company, announced yester-
day that VIM. Schrieber, missing
clerk of the bank. was a defaulter to
the amount Of $4,000 and that the
bank directors had made good the
amount of the shortage. Among the
directors is United States Senator John
Kean. Schrieber, who had been in the
employ of the banking company since
its incorporation about ten years ago.
started from Elizabeth on Aug as
was supposed on his vacation. While
he was away his accounts were exam
ined and the shorta &c was discovered.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
fancy to Move Cotton.

washington, October 9.-The ship
ncrts o. money to the New Orleans,
st. Louis and Chicago sub-treasuries
for the movement of the cotton crop
continues from the treasury. The ship
ments for to-day were 100000. On
Saturday last the total shipments for
this season amounted to SIC, 400, 900,
against $5,425,000 for the same period
last year, showing an increase to near
ly twice the former amount. or the to-
tai amount New Orleans had received
$6,340,000. The treasury officials re-
gard the shipments as showing an I'M
usually prosperous condition Of affairs
In the south
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
Can't be perfect health without pure blood.
Burdock Blood Bitters makes pure blood
Tones and invigorates the whole system.
Echo of MOlitOr CnSe.

Alpena, Mich, October 9.-An echo
Of the famous Molitor murder case was
heard here at yesterdays session of
the board of supervisors. These cases
were sent to Alpena from Pressure Isle
county for trial and a considerable bill
of expense was incurred. all but $15
has been paid and orders for this
amount on TIE l'resque Isle county
treasurer are held by this county.
These orders are dated October II,
1894. and by reason Of limitation would
be void after this week. The county
treasurer and prosecuting attorney
were instructed to affect settlement
Immediately. The board elected A. G..
Hopper, superintendent Of poor and
Fred b. Smith county school examiner
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12

St Johns, y. f., Oct. 1O.-Accordlng
to reports from st. Pierre, seventeen
fishing vessel that were operating on
the Grand Banks during the gale of
Sept. II are still missing. with crews
aggregating over 200 men, A number
of vessels that have arrived here with
ing the last few days have reported a
loss of one to seven men. The fatality
list probably exceeds 300. Serious dis
aster has visited a number of New
foundland fishing harbors. BURN, on
the west side of Placentia Bay, alone
losing 80 men,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
GENERAL MARKETS.
Detroit Grain Market.

No. 2 red wheat, Use; November, 70 1-sc;
December, 80 lie; No. 3 red Tao; mixed
red Tic; mixed white. 76c! No. I white,
l6c; No. 2 corn. 43c; No. white oats,
. l-4c; No. rye sac; November beans,
Chicago Grain Market.
Wheat-October. 70 5-Sc! November,
IS 1-4c! December. TIC. Corn-October.
&c! November, 81 lie; December, "a Use.
December. % 1-2c.
Live stock.
Chicago, October 9.--Cattle: Good to
prime steers, s. 50d6;: poor 10 medium.
81 5OG5 IS; selected feeders slow, SO 75@
so; mixed stockers weak 81 50d3 s.;
cows, 81 65614 %: heifers 81 7564 60; cam
ners. s2d2 so: bulls. 81 2Oq4 40; calves,
s46p6 10; receipts of Texans 500: best on
sale to-day. one carload at 81 10; Texas
So 1904 10; Texas bulls. 81 500l3 %. Hogs
Top, s. 40; mixed and butchers. 81 95d
40: good to choice heavy, 81 e5a5 81 i-2;
rough heavy 81 SOFA 80: light 81 9Oa5 40;
bulk of sales, s. 1905 so. Sheep-Good to
choice wethe-s. SO SoT94; fair to choice
mixed So 1908 so; western sheep, SO SO0D4;
Texas SHEEP, 50 5oqs 50; native lambs,
East Buffalo-Cattle: Yeals, $5a7 Is:
grass calves, s2@3. Hogs-Receipts,
heavy IS 55Q5 20; mixed. IS 5OD5 s.; York
ers. light TO good, IS 1905 so; grassy York
ers. S. 35Q5 40; do heavy, IS 25Q5 80; pigs
higher. IS 25@6 80; skips to fair, "a 25Q05 10;
roughs. "a zoos; stays. . 1904; closed
easy; few ,o 1er * left sheegMBe at
snsep Scarce top ~ mixed sSS 10 eu Is
to good. 81 soTS 80; wsthsrs, ~ l5gp4 70;
closed weak fdr iAmnaj oAAadis II SOd
90; sheep hrM.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
BETTER Lend Than Borrow.

Mr.. Bryan "views with alarm" the
fact that Americans are lending
money to Great Britain, Germany and
Sweden. He thinks the lenders are
unpatriotic. Americans are glad to
have money to lend. Under demo-
cratic administration they had to bor-
row $685., 100000 abroad. and that in
gold. Mr.. Bryan's election would
mean return to that undesirable po-
sition.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
LONGING.

In city walls where duty bids me stay
long for woodland paths, sweet breath OF pine,
To see again the distant, dazzling line
OF slender, sandy shore. / know today
How fair must lie the far, far away
On whose broad breast the wrought sapphires
shine
And sparkle in the wind that breathes Of wine;
How shafts Of gold and shifting shadows play
Beneath cool groves that sing slumber song
And clear bird notes are tingling through and
through
The peaceful heart of silence. All, long
For friendly frs that brush against the blue
And each still night to watch the warrior Mars
Review the vast procession of stars!
Herbert Bashford in East and West.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
WOMAN'S VOCATION.

With woman's nimble fingers
Awake life's beauty everywhere;
Things small and unregarded
Beneath thy touch shall change to fair.
With woman's tender insight
Unspoken sorrow understands;
The watchers aching forehead
Shall yield unto thy cooling hand.
With woman's noble purity,
Be as the snow white lilies are,
Their glowing heart shall beokon
And be the wanderers guiding star.
With womans strength eternal,
Thy life, for Others freely given,
Shall shine affair." translucent,
Clear as the crystal gate Of heaven
Carmen Sylvia in North American Review.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
Forty Peorlc Injured.

ST. Petersburg, October 9.-Five
thousand pilgrims assembled at the st.
Nikander monastery. in the Porkhoff
district. for n religious festival. Dur
ing the night one of the upper floors
collapsed. and many Of those sleeping
there fell upon those below. A panic
was caused by n false alarm of fire and
four men and thlrtysix women were
crushed to death: many others being
seriously Injured
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
500.
DIR e. petchon,s Anti sluret,c

May be worth to you more than 800 II you
have child who soils beddiog from inconten-
ence OF water during sleep Cures old and
Young alike. IL arrests the trouble at once. g.
Sold by johnson & Henderson, druggists.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
BASE Rail.
Nntionni Lenyue Gnmes.

At St Louis--St Louis S; Plttsburg T.
At Philadephia--The two Tames be-
tween Rrooklvn and Philadelphia, post
poned fro"' Monday, were again post
nonrd' 80 cay on account Of unfavora-
BILE weather.
~ Jn-New York games att Nsyr
Yort were postponed on account of wet
grounds.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
BASE BALL.
national League Games.

At chico go--C!rClnnati: 70; Chicago. 4.
Secord gamc-Cincinrati 2; Chicago. /.
At St T.ouls-pittshurg. s. ST Louis, O.
Second game-Pittsburg s.; ST. Louis, 2
N.ttouaI Icaruc Staudin,.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12

'Tisn't safe to be a day without Dr.
Thomas Ecectric Oil In the house. Never
can tell what moment an accident Is going
to happen.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12

Nearly every religious publication
in the country without respect to
denonfnation or creed is advocating
Mr.. McKiniey's reelection.