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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

The Hudson County Republican Committee will
meet this evening. and Chairman woolley will ap-
point the committees Hts selections, IL is said viii
not tend toward harmony. those who opposed
his reelection will be ignored. even when recon-
mended by the ward and district committees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
DETECTIVES ASSIGNED TO PRECINCTS.

Twenty of the patrolmen remanded from the
Brooklyn Detective Bureau by the Police Board
were yesterday assigned to detective duty in pre-
cincts by Chief Devery-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

meeting of the creditors Of Isaac Well. who
kept department store a. forty
ffth-st and Third-ave. held yesterday the
Office OF Referee in Bankruptcy Seaman Miller at
No $40 Broadway, and Peter Alexander was elected
trustee. a large number Of claims were proved.
The liabilities are $50, 420 and assets SIS. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
RAzIHG A WHOLE BLOCK OF BUILDINGS

RAzING A WHOLE BLOCK OF BUILDINGS
The work Of tearing down the historical buildings
which OCCUPY the Custom House site al the
south end Of Broadway, Is now IN full blast Inc
F Y. Sea grtst. Jr.. Company has a large force u
ner 5e-noiishng the ancient structures as fast as
-,ick and crau-har can 90 il, and fully expects 70
have rhe xhoIe block cleared and ready tor the
-fr- 5igrerE eighty days rom yesterday
a aigh and close board fence has been oult arou l
- -+fra block fncfOsing all the buildings from the
s--ee- v-f-E tie exception OF Brown & Seccorlo
auction room or the southwest corner. ano the
Szarz- storage Warehouse in the middle or the
sourh front Business viii be carried on IN these
rso buildings up the last possible moment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
SHOT HIMSELF ACCIDENTALLY.
TRAGIC DEATH OF AUGUST ARBENz At WEST
HOBOKEN

august Arbe1z twenty-five years old, OF
Frederick August Arberz. a wealthy silk manu-
tactuTer, whose mills at PatersOn-ave- and
West-st. West HobOken. was found dead IN the
yard at the rear OF his handsome home. No Z26
Fa4isade-ave.. that town. Wednesday afternoon
MS death was not made known until yesterday,
Wheh the case was reported County Physician
converse A rife the muZzle OF which caught
N young AroenZs coat. was beside the body The
position OF the body indicated that the young man
had slipped and fallen. discharging the rife. The
bullet entered the heart
MIS- Aroenz owned a pet hawk. which
orougnt from Germany year ago The bird had
been sick for some time II is believed that volIYg
Aroenz intended 70 kill the hawk The funeral viii
be held on Sunday afternoon al o'clock
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28

side of the abdomen. Porteous was shot
through the head and dropped dead across
the body OF I.af1y. The other officers ana
the negro fled from the scene.
The reports OF Charles Winchester and
the fact that two officers lay bleeding In
the yard, raised tremendous excitement.
In yard while there was an immense
armed crowd encircling the square In
which Charles was located.
HEROIC PRIEST.
In the meantime FIR. Fitzgerald Of ST.
Johns church was summoned 10 admins
ter extreme JUNCTION TO the police off,
GERS, who were lying In the alley.
The priest responded promptly and he
was amounting the body of Porteous with
Alfred ]. Bloomfield. a young boy. stand
ing by his side. when Charles appeared at
the window
The lad saw him at once and begged
the desperate not To shoot him. Charles
Immediately fired and Bloomfield fell
dead. The priest, unhurt. left the scene
after pluckily performing Tie last offices
for the dead officer
at this time the ambulance arrived and
two citizens volunteered TO go into the al
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28
Rhode Island College Of A. q N. Arts, With
Preparatory Department.

COLLEGE MAINTAINED RY T. s.
AND STATE GOVERNMENTS. General
courses given I'm agriculture, chemistry.
mechanical and electrical engineering
horticulture. biology, mathematics and
preparatory medical. Special dormitories
for young men and women. Eight build
inrs. Well equipped laboratories. shops
and studio. with good library, museum,
and gymnasium. Military drill, Term
begins Sept. 10, 1900. Entrance examina-
tious to college and preparatory depart
ment. Aug 81 and Sept Is Tuition free
10 r. /. students. Expenses. 5000 year
and upward Some opportunity for self
help.
9o-page catalogue sent free upon appli-
cation.
JOHN II. WASHBURN. PHI. D..
President
Kingston, r. l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28
was that of the murderer of Day and

It was that OF the murderer Of Day and
Lamb.
Coroner Richards said to a reporter
OF the Associated Press that upon ex-
animation OF the clothing of the de-
ceased he had found slip Of paper
bearing the name of Robert Charles, who
also went under the name OF Sly Jackson
Shortly after the body OF Charles had
been taken from the scene a report spread
that there were still some negroes i'm the
building, and I'm a room which the fire
had not yet reached three negroes were
found dressed In female attire. e.They were
hustled out and immediately went to pris-
on IN "A patrol wagon.
Subsequently n fourth negro, mulatto,
was discovered In the building. He made
a desperate resistance against being ar
rested and was killed.
Just about the time that Charles body
reacned the morgue, the body OF an un-
known negro, who had been shot and
stabbed TO death on Gallatin street, was
carried I'm.
This darkey was passing through the
French Market when he was seen by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28

will open June 18th. r.. house is pleas
aatiy situated overlooking sesconnet
river Free bathing For Particulars al.
dress MRS. 4. l.. WILCOX, Portsmouth,.
II. L
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28
SUNDAY DOWN the BAY.

The phenomenal success scored at
Rocky Point last Sunday. proves beyond
all controversy that Col. X. A. Harring-
tons resort Is the one ideal spot on Mar
ragansetI Bay that tho people really
seek.
The fact that Rocky Point Is always
cool, always clean, always orderly and
always delightful has been so generally
recognized that every season IL is becom-
ing more and more popular.
AS Manager Harrington stated early
in the present season, he Is devoting
great deal of time and attention 10 the
shore dinner department. and the result
is the unanimously favorable verdict
pronounced upon these dinners.
Tomorrow the dinner will be even better
than it was last Sunday. and a number
OF extra dishes will be added.
That most popular amusement resort,
the Forest Casino. Is one OF the leading
features at Rocky Point, and the quality
OF the vaudeville performances Is some
thing far ahead II any show ever given
at "a summer theatre.
For tomorrow and all the week Mr.
Harrington has another great bill, the
geading features OF which are:
Ormanda Donachi. the Irish balladist;
Herbert and Herbert, a clever minstrel
team Adelaide Marsden, I'm operatic
gems; Sunderland and Fooda. i'm a little
of, everything: Williams and Aleene.
comedy sketcn artists Marie Meader. re-
nowned prima donna: Higgins Brothers
late OF Dockstader's minstrels: Annie Ell
iiot Southard. the famous comedienne;
Julia " Taylor, the electric soubrette;
Del Leon Sisters, travesty artists: White
by and Bell, I'm a novel act the Clemence
Sisters in songs and dances. and num-
ber OF others.
Patrons of Rocky Point should not fail
to visit the new Forest grotto adjoining
the casino. where comfort can be enjoyed
and good music Is rendered all the time,
and there is no charge for admission.
Sundy afternoon there viii be rattling
ball game between the North Ends and
the Immaculate Conception Institute
and there will be host OF other attrac-
tions.
Remember that the trolley cars run
right into Rocky Point grounds, every
Is minutes on Sunday, and every 80 on
week days day of unalloyed pleasure
pure, wholesome and devoid Of all rowdy-
ism is assured at Rocky Point.
Col. s. S. Atwell has made preparations
to entertain very large number OF vis-
itors at Fields Point tomirrow. and
as usual. he will serve one OF his high
standard shore dinners. Fields Point Is
becoming more and more popular. and
this is due to the fact that Col. Atwell
Is always doing everything for the com
fort and welfare OF his patrons. Cars
run within very short distance Of
Fields Point. and boats leave the Dyer
street dock every 30 minutes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28

perately for his life and shot so accurate
~ seem to leave little doubt that the
right man was put to death.
Sergt. Gabriel Porteous. one OF the best
known officers on the police force, and
Sergt. John +. Jally, who has n fine rec
ord for bravery. were informed during
the day by a negro that Charles was I'm
hiding in n mouse on Clio street.
Determining TO take him alive n possi-
BILE. the officers summoned number OF
patrolmen 10 their assistance and went to
the house where Charles was supposed
90 be IN concealment.
The negro informant of the police ac-
companied the officers. They entered the
side alley OF the house and were surprised
IN practically the same way as were Day
and Lamb.
HIS AIM WAS DEADLY.
Before the officers were aware OF their
danger. Charles. who was hidden he
hind screen on tho second loor OF the
building raised his Winchester and start
Cd furious hut accurate fre.
Lally fell with bullet In the right
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28

ing place I'm the heart of the residence
section of the city. and literally shot to
pieces.
The tragedy was one of the most re-
markable In the history of the city, and
10000 people. soldiers policemen and cit-
zens. were gathered around the square
in which Charles was finally put TO death.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
Tremendous excitement reigned I'm New
Orleans as the battle went on between
police, citizens and the negro with his
Winchester.
After the tragedy was over statements
were made that the man killed was not
really the desperate who had killed Day
and Lamb, but papers found on his per-
son and the fact that he fought so des-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28

leyway and bring out the body of Lally
They entered, and while they were at
tempting To take the body of the dead
officer from that of his colleague, Charles
fired again.
BODIES BROUGHT OUT.
The citizens. nevertheless. got Lally's
body out of the alley and afterward sue
ceeded I'm taking Porteous body out also
IL was seen that Charles did not propose
to be captured without selling his life
dearly. Time after time he came to the
window, and AZ citizens. one by one, en-
tered the alley. he blazed away at them
In this manner confectioner Leclerc
who was one OF the special police squad
ex-Policeman Evans, John Banvile and
George III. Lyons, son of the head of the
biggest drug establishment in the South
were wounded
AT this time the extra police began to
fire indiscriminately at the negro. Who
shot him will probably never be known
Andy Van Kurem, keeper of the police
jail, got a bullet I'm the body and fell
dead. Jus afterward n. III. Ball, an old
man, aged 90, working for the Mutual
Benevolent association. doing business I'm
the vicinity, was hit and mortally wound
ed.
About the same time. with Charles fir
Ing his Wincho ster indiscriminately,
Frank Bertuoci received shot I'm the
leie shoulder and J. w Bofit got a bull
let I'm tho right hand
Ultimately II was concluded by those
who were handling the situation that the
only way To get Charles was TO burn the
building In which he was entrenched.
TO BURN HIM OUT.
Some one went to a neighborinR GRO
Gerry, purchased can OF oil. and. pour
ing IL over the rear steps OF the build
ing. applied match, and soon had tho
building in flame.
Special police squads and members of
the militia stationed themselves about the
building In order TO pick the desperate az
he attempted to leave the house. soon
Charles ran out of the house across the
yard and entered the second room.
A young soldier named Anderson armed
with "A Winchester rife. shot the negro
In the breast and he fell and died soon
afterward
BODY RGDDLED.
As soon ns the negro fell numbers OF
people armed with Winchesters and re-
Nolvers rushed In aud fired into the body
Charles was literally shot to pieces.
After ~ was certain he was dead. a mOb
entered the yard aud dragged the body
into the street. The police and the mob
emptied their revovers into IL. while "A
son Of one OF the murdered men rushed
up and stamped tho face beyond rccog-
milton
The police seemed 10 have reesined
their courage, and they promptly pushed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28
Driven From Hiding Place by Fire, His
Body Was Shot to Pieces--A
Frenzied Mob.

New Orleans, La, July S.-After des-
perate battle lasting for several hours,
In which he succeeded In killing Sergt
Gabriel Porteous. Andy Van Kurem
keeper OF the police jail, and Alfred j.
Bloomfield. young boy. fatally wound
ing Corp. John r. Lally, John Banville.
ex-policeman Frank H. Evans, A. s. Ee-
rlere, one Of the leading confectioners of
the city, and more or less seriously shoot
Ing several citizens. the negro desperado.
Robert Charles, who killed Capt. Day
and Patrolman Lamb and badly wounded
Officer Mora, was smoked out of his hid
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28

the crowd aside. picked up the body and
threw IL into the patrol wagon. The
driver whipped up his horses. and the
wagon started on with 5000 people run
ming after IL and clamoring for the
cremation or the body.
The wagon. however, was fieeter than
the mob. and IL ultimately made it's way
I'm safety TO police headquarters.
Shortly after the body had been
placed in the morgue Annie Cant. a
negro woman. declared that II was not
that OF Charles. but OF his half-brother.
Sly Jackson.
BODY OF MURDhRER.
Later In the evening Joseph Stassi
responsible Italian. said positively that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28
SHOT AND STABBED.


The negro. finally succeeded i'm enter
ing house in Gallatin street. lie ran
upstairs and jumped from the gallery
TO the ground. Before he couid arise the
mob shot and stabbed him to death.
Up to the time of the tragedy at Clio
and Saratoga streets the city had been
practically quiet. The tragic scenes how
ever, enacted here yesterday afternoon
made il almost certain that both the 500
specials and the 1900 militia will be kept
i'm service at least until Monday
Late last evening the mayor issued
proclamation imploring the people TO keep
the law, ordering police to disperse
crowds and assemblies, and closing the
barrooms.
August Thomas was identified as the
negro who met a violent Death at the
hands of hoodlums Monday night at the
corner of Custom House and Villers
streets.
Louis Taylor, one of the negroes who
was shot and clubbed al the French Mar
ket on Wednesday nignt, succumbed yes
terday TO his wounds.
Late yesterday afternoon Harry May
berry called at the Central Police head
quarters and Unidentified two men under
arrest, George flanagan and Mike Fo-
ley, as members OF the mob who mur-
dered Ann Mayberry, his mother, while
Suc was Asleep III Htr nOtilc Oh iNOSStdu
street
The grand jury was called I'm special
session. Judge Baker delivered a strong
and impressive charge on the subject Of
the disgraceful scenes which have oc-
Cured in New Orleans during the past
few days.
The grand jury examined the large
number of witnesses, including news
paper reporters, with view OF obtaining
information which might lead to the APP
prehension OF the perpetrators of the
outrages.
QUIET REIGNS
Contrary 10 expectations the hours af
ter midnight passed with little disorder
after yesterdays frightful scenes I'm the
streets OF this city and the fact that
Charles is dead. seemed to lave had the
effect OF duieting the populace.
Apparently the colored people were re-
heved by the death OF the desperate
Charles. This morning they appeared IN
larger numbers than usual at the places
where they are employed.
Mayor Cap Deville. worn out by his
long vigils at his desk. said today. that
he thought II unliSely there will be any
further violence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28
STEAMER QUEEN CITY

VIII leave seaconnet for Providence daily
wharf 7:15 a. m, Newton 1885 a. m.
Humphrey & Churchs wharf, Tiverton.
1850 a. m. Returning. leave Providence
2:30 p. m. Tiverton 4:40 u. III.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28
SEACONNET STEAMBOAT
SUNDAYS.

Leave Providence 10 a. M. seaconnet 3
p. m, stopping at Pierce's wharf, liver
ton and Bristol returning.
PIANO ON BOARD FOR USE OF PATRONS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28

crowd OF whites. The latter were in
Iensely excited by the news OF the
slaughter OF Porteous and others, and
they Immediately mobbed hum.
The unknown negro ran for his life,
and the angry mob kept at his heels, the
crowd increasing in numbers every min
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28

Thi- Question arises n the FAMILY ev-
cry day Let us answer IL today. Try
Jell-O, a delicious and healthful des-
eert. Prepared in two minutes No
boiling! no bakingl simply add boil
fr : water and set to cool. Flavors:-
Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and Straw
te--y. Get a package at your grocers
today. 10 cts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-28
What Shall We Have for Dessert /?

Kingston. r. I.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
MAST AGENCl.

Upowa1nieni % do kolektowa.
mia abonamentu W1ABBsA nastepu
l4cY nasi agenci mie1scowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. = Francissef
WardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedzielski, 1914 - IL Str,
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowsh
7l2 s. Bond Str.
Kniter O36 We'll I'll.
NANT1COKE Pa.-Fr. Jablonsk
WORTH PRAIRIE. - Jan kim
ger.
nAK HILL. ~ st. Pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
5... Bambenelk..
wILNO MINI. IF. J. Groohoxsk
TOWN LAKE, pod Chioago.
Jo.ef sera6nlak, $500 Hermitage
Ind:
rjauF Trr1ebiatowski
sao7 50 Walnut
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

aold, ssstali = prssprowadssnia mn
rozprawy uznani winnyni j slk -
ii pre-. sedsiego Boyd 2. doty-
wotne w,ezienie. Gaia sprawa' Jest:
dotychczas tajemnica, iak byla po-
prxednio. Swiadkami udoWodnlss
nem zosta}o, 10 Walsh Nolin
vrsucili do kanalu dynamit, a. e
vszystkioh okoliozno6ci vidocznem
Jest, 10 zostali oni najeci do tego
nrzez Dallmana. Jaki mia} ten je-
dnak pow6d do niszczenia kana4u'
niewiadono j. zapewne ma d}ugo to
pozostanie tajemnica.
-. . -O- s.5%
ZTOPEKA, Kan, donossa: =
Stan Kansas potrzebuje 10000 lu.
dzi, ably uratowac tegoroczne plonJ
pszenicy cd zniszezenia.. Inspector
zbozewy; Mckenzie, wr6ci} z obJaz'
du pol zbozowych i twierdzi, re
stan wyda W tym roku IS mil'on6v
buszli pszenicy i re zniwa rozpocz'
na sic W potudniow wei czesci Kan
sasu oko}o 10 Czerwca. Jedno tylkt
zagraza niebezpieczohstwo znakomi
tym u~rodzajom, a mlanowlcie =
brak ludzi do univ. Potrzeba be-
die przesz}o 10000 ladzi. Zkat
rolnicy ich vienna - niewiadom'
dotad. Podobno oklahomy PREY
bedzie oko}o 900 zniwlarzy ciagnae
cych stopniowo z poludnia ma pol
moe i~.wYnajmujecych sic do prac;;
zuiw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
w sprawIe 1aorderstwa
ehc1nIeklego. .

e~h01picklegO' ii. +
To co ogrodowczyk opowiada'
pred sedzia, re oddajac wiezanke
}kwiat6w, widziak Wintera v iowa.
rzystwis Aaufyeego Lewy'ego, to
zdarzy}o sig juz v jesleni. Kwiaty
;eddat z po1ecshia uie Wintera. lee,
|innei osoby z okssyi wesela.
Gl6wnie Sledz4 tsraz sprawe
mistrza krawieckiego i w4ascieiel,
domu p, nietonatego, kt6ry tax
jak jego brat b,l s.przyjazniony =
Winterem. P. zeznal, re " dniu
morderstwa widzis{ Winters j
dw6ch m}odszych ludzi. re sk@adu
p. p pochodzi papier do pakowx+
uis | worek, v kt6rym znaleziono
glowing czett zw}ok zabitego. Za~
pewne to ma odwr6ciG uwage cd
.najbardsiej podejrzywanego rzezni-
ka Lewy'ego, podobnie jak " spra~
vie skurzeckiej wysun,ste Beh1en-
"a, ably odwrdsic uw%gs cd lydia
Josephsohna:' Wedae' rajnowszego
telegram wykaza1o sig; Re wspom-
many tn mistrz krawiecM Otton
Plath " dniu morderstwa by} ma
innem mieiscu obecnym. A wiee
sztuczka podsunieeia' go. SIG me
uda}a.
Akti, dotycsace, morderstws,
wynosza juz 6 grubyoh tom6w, .
jeszcze mic pewnego ME: wy6edso-
no. Prxes}uchiwano okolo 500 os6b.
Onegdaj przeniesiono czest z~lok
zabitego ze sklspu sadowego do la~
zaretu, gdsie odbyla sig ponowns|
obaukcya, " ktdrej brali udziab
sprowadseni Z Berlina DIR. Mitten-1
j Dr.. Strassnann: Odby1s]
zig tel nova reAizya.w domu rzsz-
zydowsklego Adolfa Lewy'ego
) II godz. wieczorem. Mniemano
i nast.pi aresztowanie Lewy'ego.
Ola tego zebralo sig wiele ludu
pray jego domu. Prey tel sposcb-
noscl rzucil ktos z CORY : domu
lydia Kasparego albo Rehfelda,
kamieni, jak piefd duly, kt6ry
jedne osobe troche zranil. Wspom-
mana rewisya byia zapewne skut-
xeznania robotnika Maslowa,
v wiecz6r morderstwa, gdy
prsy domu LewY'ego tabakierka
NJ ziemie j jjejj szuka1, VIZ
lzial sw,a.lo y sklepie Lewy'ege;
jakoby poten widx,al Lewy'go =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

Douaty~C lsrkiisan, a. dow6d swojsjl
aisposxlakowaneii ucsolwotci ! jako
.dolny urssdnik, wielcc sie prsyy-
IS iii do po~lepszenia stanu fnan-
sow.go povi.tu Howard.
Ci co mnie znaja, wiedz2, l1e
nigdy ME polecasem ziowieka,
kt6ryby pod kazdym wzgledem
ME by}wart, ably piastow.l urzsd,
Q kt6ry sie ubieea.
Nsminacya pana Swobody 2
|pewni znaczn2 wiskszo6t party j
ziednoczonej (fusion partyD
gdyz jsstem przekonany, re kazdy
Polak i kazly Czech gkosowa6
bedxie ua brata S{owianins, kt5ry
jest wart jaknajsilniejszego Popar~
eia ze strony tych pobratymcsych
naredowosci.
ssdze III gazety, kt6rs popierajasfo"
wian " tym kraju, q zarazem bro"
MIA sprawy narodowoscl polskisj,
zechca 1askawie powt6rzye lub
przynajmnlej strescl6 te k'1ka
slow prawdy.
X1 Piasecki.
St.. Paul, Howard Co. Nebraska
w sprawIe nlorderstwa
ehc1nIckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
Hojs0 F~decxnfeissa rok0>
nendacys.

Do P. Jos. Triner 4s7 w.
lsba sliea Chicago Ill.
Porwalan sobie podziekowad
paau n to, co Jego Gorzkie Vino
dl. mnie uczynilo. Przez caly ro q;
cierplakam ma ehorobe zol4dka, ME
mog}sm jest, DO mialam wstret'd do
potrsw, ; : ka5da chwil2 coraz
bardziej s1ablam. Wreszcie "a POI
rada msich sasiaddw. kt6rzy byli
przekonaM Q wybornym Trinera
Elixir gorzkiem wiaie,
usywac te medecyne bez
oczekiwanla. Dzisiaj,
bedac juz zupe1nie zdrow2 trzynam
jednak v domu Pahsk4 medecyne.
kt6ra serdecxnie recommending
wszystkim .tym. kt6rzy olerpis n.
ohorobe aoladks, poniew.1 Jet ona.
lek.rstvsm. przeciwv
niestrawnosici i wsse.kioh dolegll-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

TONAWANDA, N. w..
Cd lutego many tn juz polski
browar, kt6rcgo wlascicielem
Jest polsko. litewska sp6lka z
Danville, Pa, a gl6wnym
za;alrzzadca jest P. Gabrylewicz.
ten (po Busch'u ~ pie
knie sic rozwija. '
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

z WELLAND, Ontario, donosz4:
Owyoh trzech irlandzkich dy-
.namieiarzy, kt6rzy znani Sc do.
.tychosas pod nozwiskami Carl
Dallman, walsh j Nolin, ! kt6rsy'
u Kvistni. .t.rali sie snissosyd
'kanal spa.wny Welland pod Tho no
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
. ejca Nv,

4 RzYMU. 1adsi1iaj3ca fu-
chliwo6c Leona XIII xdutbiewa
ka°o. Cd Bozego Nerodzenia
przY]4i on j b}ogoslawi} publicz-
ME przesz1o 100000 pielgrzym6w i
da4 sstli pryw.tnych pesfochan
biskupom. Onegd4j Papiez przyj-
nowa} prywstnis i 40 biskup6w
mighty mimi l ks: Mcdonnell. :
|Btooklyna.
DR.: L.pponi, nadwotiry lskars
Olea w., jest " obawia o iego
zdrowie ~obse tel clag8ej piracy:
zbytnla bowit1tr ruchliwoSG mole
przyp raw,t nsst4pnie Papiezu 0
magic a niebezpieczhe' " tym wieku
os}abienie. Lekarz radkiF Leonovi
XIII, aby usunal sic Cd wszelkiei
piracy do Wrzesnia !, Pspiez tel
prawdopodobnie tax ucsynf iza~
mieszka " swej letniej will " par
watykanskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
Drobne Ecn

CHICAGO. Ill. DINA 70
czerwca. " niedziele, odbe-
die sic wielki piknik tow.
Polonia, grupy 81 z. n. Ma
zabawe wybrano ogr6d Ex-
celsior. przy Irving. Bully.
IElston ave. lest to stanowczo
najlepsze miejsce ola wycie"
GEEK W p6lnocno-zachodnie
stronie miasta. Wymarsz ma
stapi o godzinie 1880 polud
MEM. \