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The evening times., 1900-09-12
Rad for chnndIer.-some of the Wa

Bad for ChnndIer--Some of the Wash
ington friends of the Hon William Eaton
Chandler interpret the platform adopted
by the New Hampshire Republicans as
discouraging to his chances for election
10 the Senate. in terms that are more.
specific than any employed by other State
conventions the New Hampshire Repub-
Iicans endorse the foreign and colonial
policies of the Administration 1t is well
known that Senator Chandler is not in
sympathy with the Administration on
these important points, TO say nothing OF
his vote against the gold standard bill.
It is also well known that Mr. Hanna at
one time had his mind made up to oppose
Senator Chambers return to the Senate,
and hat with this object in view he sent
General Grosyenor up into New England
to sound the tocsin OF war GroSyenOr
began his work quite promptly and vigor-
ously but he was soon called off for some
reason that is not yet apparent. 1t may
be that Mr.. Hanna has changed his tactics
with regard to Mr.. Chandler and instead
of fighting him openly, as was at first the
plan he induced the New Hampshire Re
publicaDs TO adopt the platform referred
to- II in the face of these discourage
ments Senator Chandler is returned to the
Senate. it is believed that Mr. Hanna and
the interests behind him viii be eager to
make terms with the New Hampshire
statesman as soon as his victory is as
sured.
The evening times., 1900-09-12

Jones Is CnutiouS.-Senator James X
Jones Chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Comrlittee. left his headquarters at
Chicago about the time Mr. Hanna arrived
in the WinGr City and showed up last night
AT the Eas -ern headquarters of the com
mittee in New York Senator Jones talk
ed to the New York reporters with unusual
caution AMI conservatism. He expressed
the utmost confidence in the election of MI
Bryan. but refused 10 designate the points
at which .i,s expects to make iHToads on the
Mckinley vote or 1895. He also denied In
emphatic terms the rumoT that the main
purpose OF his visit TO New York at this
time was TO interfere with the course OF
events at Saratoga, ana asserted that he
was wholi,- disinterested IL the personal
features oi the struggle going on there
/ 1t Is inferred from the general tenor Of
his talk tlat the Senator has come East
during the presence of Mr.. Hanna in the
West to pick uP . few dollars for the Bry
sn and Stevenson campaign fund. AT last
accounts Senator Jones war chest was not
as plethoriC as could be wished and while
il contains considerably more than il had
any time during the last campaign. still
he could use a little more cash to advant-
age in the work OF organization in Indi-
ana. Illinois. and Michigan. Il is believed
/ that if he succeeds in making a
/ good showing of victory to the moneyed
interests OF New York. Senator jones
4 Will be able 10 get some cash from many
I OF the men who have contributed most
I heavily to thl Mckinley fund. The un-
! deTstanding i that Vice Chairman Stone
! who is managing the campaign IN the
/ East Is looking TO Tammany for the
/ bulk OF the money he may need. and thai
he is not looking IN vain. Persons who
/ claim to know. declare that Tammany is
/ better supplied with ready cash this veal
! than ever before in a national campaign
and that better still. Tammany IS cheer
fully and literally responding TO Che de-
mands made by Vice Chairman Stone
Senator Jones wiu remain in New Yori
! about week. and then return to ms
+ headquarters in Chicago. where he vii
/ stay until the close of the campaign
The evening times., 1900-09-12

Z. SEPTEMBER 70, 1900,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
Death Of Mr.. Jas. e. Dey.

Mr.. Jas. z. Dey, one of Norfolk's best
known and most highly esteemed citi-
cents, and agent in this city of the Nor
folk and Petersburg Steamboat Com
pany, departed this life at his home.
No. 254 Bank street, at 1915 o'clock
yesterday morning. after an illness of
only ten days, in the ed year of his
age.
Mr.. Dey was a native of Princess
Anne county. but had been resident
of Norfolk for nearly thirty years. He
was n consistent member of Cumbcr-
land Street NJ. e. Church and for many
years and up to his death held the re-
sponsible position of treasurer of the
church and Sunday school, In life he
adorned the doctrines he protested by
his daily walk and Cody conversation.
In business he adhered rlgidly to the
golden rule, do unto others as we
would they should do unto you" He
was a devoted and loving husband and
always esteemed 1t his highest and
best privilege to have a happy and con-
tented home. He possessed an unset
fish charity, which was ever ready to
respond to the call of the needy.
The deceased was n brother of the
Rev. John B. Dey. OF the Virginia Con-
ference M. r. Church South. and a
cousin of Messrs. Lewis c.. and George
w. Dey. of this city. Mr.. Dey leaves
q widow. but no children. He was q
member of Friendship Conclave No. @
Heptasophs, or S. w. NJ: the Royal
Arcanum and the Red Men.
His funeral will be held from Cum
berland Street M. e. Church at IL
o'clock Saturday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
THE FRENCH CRUISERS.
They Should Reach Old Point
Next Sunday Morning.
Arc Expected to Leave Baltimore Saturday
Evening win Visit tho Newport News
shlpbuiidins Plant and tho Norfolk
Navy Yard.

The French cruisers Cecile and SUI.
chet will probably drop anchor at Old
Point Sunday morning.
The two ships are now at Baltimore,
where the officers. including Rear Ad-
miral Richard, have been feted by the
officials of Maryland and Baltimore.
1t is stated that the ships will leave
Baltimore Saturday evening and they
should arrive in Hampton Roads Sun
day morning.
The coming of these ships to these
waters is looked forward to with con-
siderable interest and during their
stay 1t is highly probable that the off,
GERS will be royalty entertained.
Part Of the time will be spent here.
1t Is expected that both ships will. go
up to Newport News soon after their
arrival in Hampton Roads in order that
their officers may have an opportunity
to thoroughly inspect the great ship
building plant.
Later the cruisers will visit the Nor
folk navy yard, and the officers will
take in the two cities by the sea, and
will be cordially welcomed by citizens
and officials.
It was originally intended by Ad-
miral Richard to take his ships south
on the 18th Of this month. but he has
been detained longer than he expected
and 1t will probably be about the goth
before the cruisers sail for ST. Thomas
Island in the Danish West Indies.
Admiral Richard is in command of
the South Atlantic squadron of the
French navy. and this Is his first visit
to the principal coast cities of America
on his own ship. There will be q great
deal here to interest the French OFF,
GERS, of whom there are over 100 on the
ships, and their stay in this vicinity
will be made as pleasant as possible.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
WANTEp--MALEH HELP.

wv ANTED. -MEN TO LEARN BAR
w Der trade. We teach the work in
two months. present complete outfit OF
tools, pay wages Saturday from start,
give board and pay transportation to our
Colleges ut New York or Chicago. where
we have constant practice that cannot
be furnished In smaller cities. Catalogue
and particulars mailed free. MOLER
BARBER COLLEGE,, Representatives
il9 18th avenue. Pittsburg. noi-5t'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
eoARpERs.

u OADERS WANTED.-SINGLE GEN
l., uemen or gentleman and wife. EX-
cellent room. with use of heat. gas and
bath;very desirable. Address "BOCSH
ST. care Virglnian-Pilot. no9-3t'
NJ RS. BURCH. AT III BREWER ST.,
AVA near Frcemason. has two very nice.
newly furnished rooms to rent, with
BOARD: privilege of bath room. hot and
cold water. Several table boarders can
also be Accommodated. References en-
changed. nol-1w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
FOR SALE

NOR SALE-COAL AND WOOD OF
L all kinds for sale by *. +. GRANT,
Old Phone 1O2S. sell Tyr.
NOUR PER CENT INTEREST
Il House and lot in Client. second door
To Moran avenue tnew car iinc). on
Thirteenth street. House has slate roof
dome. front and back porchcs . rooms !;
stained glass windows; oak cabinet
manteis: lntcst shaking and dumping
crates. with fancy front. and Latrobe;
tiled hearth and chimney breast: house
papercd all over: picture and base mould
Ing in every room; lane in. rear $1,000
cash-Sej 90 monthly. Only per cent
lntercst-a bargain. Call both phones j.
S. CRAWFORD. Furniture Store, Ports
mouth. Va. oc7-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
No Idea of Reslgnlng.

Assistant United States District At
torney De Jarnett. of Bowling Green,
was in Norfolk yesterday attending the
fall term of the United States Court.
When Intercepted in regard to the
rumor current, that he would in the
near future resign his Office. replied
that his health had not been the best
of late and that he had had under con-
siderationT tire matter of hts resigna=
ton. but that his health has so much
improved that he has abandoned the
idea Of giving up the District Attorney
ship.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
Eyes ExamIned Free.

DR.. A. Week manager OF the optlcai
department OF the Gale Jewelry Com
na'ny. Will examine your eyes free. De.
;ective vision and complicated cases
specially Invited TO call tea6-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

A white shirt for s1.oo that has a
$3.50 value.
1913 Main Street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

Stops tho Cough md Works off the Cold.
Laxatime Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
cold inc day. No cure. no pay Price
Is cents. sci SIN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
arm For Rent.

Containing about 65 acres. nearly all
outhouses: is about 3 miles from town.
and has half mile water front on Broad
street. oc3-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

You will find satisfactory garments
when you have them tailored by
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
333 Main Street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

ININF: OFFICES SECOND FLOOR. No.
u Bank ST.. $500 per month: room
ro o"Se t G iii eogSvsncnccs P TI Infn
CO.. Bank street. noS-3tt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

All transient advertisements In
serted In these columns must be paid
for in advance.
Rate. ono cent per word ench I'm.
sertion, minimum, 20 cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

+ ADIEsi Us. chlchsstets English penuyroyaf Pills.
In Hcstt safesti Only Reliable! Tako no other.
~ Buy of Druggist or send 10. Stamps parls
CHICHESTER Chehaieal Co., PhLsda-, Ps.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
FOR RENT.


TOR RENT-FRONT ROOM, FINEL Y
II furnished; use of bath etc: central
location: gentleman preferred SIG
FREEMASON STREET. noS-3t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

w ANTED-POSITION AS SUPERIN-
w tendent of brick works. by a prnc-
tical man; twenty years experience; 6
years on James river. Address JOHN
SALGUE. 2o07 Il. Grace street, Richmond,
Va. no7-lws
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VIZ ILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO
w took wrong valise from car please
return saHe to FEUERSTEIN & CO,
foot of Commerce street, and get his. It,
ID MUSICIANS OR OTHERS DESIR-
l. ing services of bookkeeper or steno-
grapher for night work can employ ex-
perienced party by addressing BOOK
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

VIZ ANTED = HOUSEKEEPER, MID
" die aged lady, with reference: sever
al cooks with references. BUREAU FOR
EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR. 1855 Main
street. no7-3ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

VIZ ANTED-EXPERIENC SALES
w ladies wanted; none others need
apply. CORPMAN'S MILLINERY, 3S5
Main street. motif
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED
Il i free at the GEO. u. LEVY OPTI-
CAL CO, IL CRANKY street. Spectacles
and Eyeglasses furnished while you
wait. Satisfaction guaranteed. no9-3ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

w ANTED-WHITE WOMAN TO At
w tend children over two years old.
and housework; state age, experience
and salary expected. Address BOX CAS-
Newport News. Iva
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

w ANTED.-WHITE WOMAN OR
w girl to assist with house work and
mend children's clothes. and make her.
self useful generally. First class recon-
mcndations and references required. Adj
dress, giving references, G. IL. A., care
NirGinian- Pilot Motif
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

II IGHTERAGE OFALL KINDS DONE
on reasonable terms. apply *. L..
GRANT Old Phone 102S. sell-lyr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

NJ ORFOLK DYEING. CLEANING
~ and Repairing Co.-Ladies Suits
cleaned; Gents Suits dyed. 81 90: cleaned
and pressed. 15c.: pants pressed. l0c.; car
pets specially. All Main. New phone 2Ol.
OLD uhone. 1855
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
serted In these columns must be paid
for In advance.
Ratio. ono cont per word each In
sertion. minimum. 25 cents.
STRAYED.

GTRAYED OR SToLEN.-FENIALE
- black and tan beagle hound: IL
OF head white feet: State registered.
Reward. n. T.. WOLF, 249 Plume st. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09

w ANTED.-TIIE LADIES TO KNOW
that l have opened flrst-class
ladies' tailoring establishment at $40
CRANKY street. corner Charlotte. Fit
guaranteed. S. BROWN. oc13-tf
Nv ANTED-SEWING MACHINES TO
w repair: any make. New machines
$40 and UP. J. w. BEASLEY. 1G7ls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
.MaterVe ma sulknie.

Kommelety. 81 Gale sserokiiie, vi 7
slicznYch mieszanlnach, yard ! 10.
Francuska Prunells sukno 4s Gale TO
.Caarny popl1n, 40 ca. /. %
CzarnY berba aksamit,42 ca.. 1.25
Aksamit berba. clarny v kolorachh
Golf plaid. 50 ca. L 70
Czarne gronostaje, t4s CO. LOO
Sliczny chevolt SERGE SO ca. szeroki.
Csaray luba niebleski.... ...... i y
CzarnY pebble chevoit, 50 ca...... To
Venetian ,czarnY, nieblesk1, czerwenY lxO
Szarv, przelza domowa 40 ca....... 30 g
Nod %cafkow,cie chevlot. czarEa
kolorach 38 -. ......s. 90
Ma koszulowe staniki.
Flanele francuskie IS cave wzorach
s5 do -. IS
Francuska flanela 81 ca. Soc.
.Haf6owapa Heorietta yard pc 1.s5il Oe1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
Ciekawe Rzeczy.

BERLIN. = 5000 m. skra~
dziono pewnie] PAM ma pcczcle
dworcu lertehsklego. Podczas gdy
* IL
PAM ia pisa}a list do krew-
r. 'tsnych, ,akkrecila sic ko}o niaej Oval
selsgancko ubrani mezczYzni.. Gdys.
skonczyla list, zauwazyy1a, e razem n
z tymi panaml torebka podr6zna
zniknela Natychmiast zawiadomi i.
Ia . EN- ia jjnriyccfh policyant6w, lecz
poszukiwania "a z4odziejami do.
: tychczas bezskuteczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
Co kraj, to obyczsj.

&J%%- s4@# &#N=4. FF5EsMG tL. IT. SM%S8S ~ " +HS#HE#-Lf&
Stare to przyslowie, niejedno-
krotnie bywa ma ustach ludzi, ale
wiele zapewnie ME vie, re SO kraje,
czssto 0 miedze jak to mdwia, cd
siebie oddalone, a pod wzgledem
obyczaj6w zwyczaj6w tax odle-
gle, jakby je tysiace mil przedzie~
LAZY.
.Warto tedy przytoczy6 niekt6~
re zwyczaje, dajeece aam obraz tego
ze mp. v jednem miejscu "a przy
:miot Jest uwazane to, GO " drugim
jest wade ME do darowania;; ze "a
to samo chWa}a Gig v jednym
kraju, "a 60 " drugim gotowi ma
wet obiG.
! tax MP mas, jezeli jestes
gosciem v ezyim domu, podobasz
sic gospodyni najlepiei. jezeli POI
zwolisz sobie zo}adek przeladoWac,
%inaczej m%ySla1aby, ze masz z1e WYE
obrazenie Q lei sztuce kucharskiej.
w Hiezpanii stree sic natorniast
wypr6znic raz naiozonego talerza i
ME zapsmnij zostawi6 nieco iadla
ma -talerzu, inaczej bedziesz uwaza-
ny "a czlowieka e wychowania.
Madrycie uwazan9 By cie
q pijaka, jezeli bys choGby pierW-
sza szhlanke oAfe vyohylif; ale
sevlliiI mozesz wYproznid buteleksz
,.M liauzala lie q sle podoba, bo
tam Aanldlsall5unzzyjczyeyy przzJyjjeei pieiee
Y spadku posWandalaeh Germa-
mach. N
Pro.zee sobie vyobrazid Y "a
provina.csyonalna y Franoyi ME
mialaaalby odwaggi wziasdc usta
.papisrosa, cchoc Y krAjach s1owian-
!, skich stale sic e iua zvYczajem,s !
poaczas1 gdy wKopenhadze panic
palaazw kaviarnl najsiIniej cygga--.
!.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

-r.#la a-rE-.EsE go 5sHLr ~ -E-S92E-
laza i'm pozdraw,a6 przechodni6w
s}owami: Gruess Colt. Korespon-
tka donosi, re sama by1a Swiadkicm,
jak dzieci to pozdrowien'e prze-
t}66maczy4y pc swojemu i 6miejac
sic, wo}aja: Gryzie kot! smutne
easy! ale Irlandczycy Jeszcze go
rzej byli przezladowani przez
Anggliik6w, a do dis 50 narodzm 9
uczuciach i katolickich irland-
skich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
NAsZA WYsTAWA
na pierwszesm pietrze.
JedWabie.

MozemY wan prSy. ~]edwabiach* We
wszystklem dogodzlc, czY cbcecic koloro-
wych czy ,czarhych materYj, czy bardzzo
e!eganckichs- ma stan,kl koszulowe, suKr
ME, sp6dnlce.
c1arnv M so ct- ID c
r,orn, +offot nd 1928 do...... 5Osc
Pe,'y Do soIs' czarny l.5o do $500. 100
Iesu 40 ~ sola' y koIorach loo
nsarnu oLsamit.I " do ..... SO G
$780, raam;t so e
Tn tn, czarnv aksam,t. LOO
Wielki zapas 36 caIowych aksamitow
kolorowych ma pcdszewkl.. lou.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

strone Naeui 0An1e' Po"S
sta1a burda, Anglik pocza} wyzy-
wac Prusak6w cd barbarzync6w, a
wszystko skonczylo sic tenn, re
Anghkowi sprawiono }aznie we
rzucono go "a drzwi. Przynaj-.
mniej zablerze re soba mike wspo~
mpieaie .ggosein1n e
g p
MlkosG " POLICY. Mloda
wdowa Rozalia Cranier. utrzym u..
jaca sklyp ma paryskiem pred
miezciu Belleville. prrzyss,zaesddtszy y
w,zekn;ej nil zwykle do sslksllepu,
zobaczy1a, jak subjekt jej Ksaavary
Pichon chowal do kieszeni Wszyst-
kie pieniadze . szuaady. schwyta..
ny ma goracym uczynku, umknaef ze
sklepu, a pani Rozalia wyb,egla "a
MIN ma ulioe : okrzykiem: ,,trzy..
LE..s. - s.HE@- %EE-~.--.. |. #E-EHI@ H&=EEE-
majcie &. zz1od4iejae't Przy kohcu'
u1icy zabiegll Pichen'owi droge
dwaj policyanci j zaprowadz,li go
ma policya. Fu odegra}a sic zajmu-
jaca scena. Ksawery p}aczac, plzy-
zna1 sic do kradziezy przysiega1,
ze nigdy juz czegos podobnego ME
zrobi, byle 60 tylko wolno puszczo-
no. Poniewaz komisarz inspekCyjny
ME dal sic wzruszy6 1zami, Pichon
rzucl1 sic na szyje swej chlebodaw.
czymi1 okrzyl twarz jej poca1un-
kami i zawo}al:: !, PAM! kochlam Gle
bardzo, ME dawaj PAM mule aresz.
towat; umarlbym 2 stesknoty, gdy~
sa@EslG ES-&G&SE
bym ciebie ME mia} wiecej zoba-
ozyd!!" Teraz zacze}a g4eboko
wzruszona PAM Rozalia take pla-
ka6, a z}odziej j poszkodow.na
znalezli sic ma chwile " goracymml5
uSciskp, Oczywlscie PAM 1Cranier
skarge@cofne1a, q komisarz policyi
i straznicy byl1 wielce zbudoWani
wldokiem wychodzacej : blura
.reka wreke. tax s1czeegg6lnie roz-
S&S
kochsanreefi parry. "
s-oO-
/. q pop OsTROWA donosi
.pewl,a koresponaentka, matkas
,bolsjaca mad pon1ewieranniiee1mn i
szego ezyka przez nauczyycieslii
ktdrzyw swym wielklm ierWorYzze es
;ggesrmaaizacyjnyIn Wciskaja dzie,
oiom szkolnym pewitania german
skie, zalmiast nasyesso: Mech bedaie.
O. e,ns Gbryssos!!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
DRAPE E

Rozmaitosf ggatuuk6w ma iesieh, jako
to frank k%oronkowe. portYery, artystYczne
DENNY, Cretona, ! atlasv j sllknl'n.
s c "a dobry s~ilxal,n. 20 ca. szefoki.
is c "a dobre Cfetony, So ca sxrrokle.
% G "a dobre art. denl.cY, SO ca szerokle..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

az WCEM As'
niieie " Indyach podanie, re tredo-
waoi, daj4c sic zywccem %pogrzebac
moae tYm jedypiesposobem zaDez~
pieczyc innyeh cd zsrazJy. Pred
niedawDym czasem iona ogrodlnaiilka.
" okrega Rurkhi, uleg}szy trado-
wi, postanowi}a poswlecic sic ola
uratowania dzleci swoich cd strasz-
mel choroby. w tym celu wykopa-
Ia g}eboki row stanaewszy " MIN
mezowi, kt55remu pomaga}o czte
rech easiadow, rozkaza4a zasypat
sic zlemi4 tax, re po d1uzszej chwili
malehki tylko kopczyk, pokryty u.
wierzcho}ka wywr6conym dzban-
5fE4-. 49, GE&S& Is
klein, pozosta} Jedynem sladelm1
n~leszczesnej oiary. Liczne piel-
grzymki kobiet ciagna do owej
mog1}ki, sk1adajac ma niej Diary
kwiaty ola ~uczczen,a pamieci zmar~
lei. Wsp6lnik6w straszliwej, lubo
- przyzwoleniem ofary spelnioneJ
zbrodnl, sgd skaza1 na dozywotnie
wiezierie; ludsie 81 jednak zrozup-.
mie6 ne moga, q 60 majaa by6
.kkarani, skoro Y ich przekotnnaniu.
dokoonnanrymm czynnem zaslu;zyl rr;aczej
: nagrods, niz pa kare
y czLLlUJcHows,'ssGEl.lElzGtos..
Przybyl jaEiS Anglik, praVdopo-.
dobnie bawiacy y Gopotaeh, do
karczmy \ 81, gdzie zostal
NiemcdW grajjacyeh.w karty. Prey
gre ommawiali ,ezz zaburnenia \
Chiinach ivf'o,jjne transwalskka,sprxy
ozemS sarzucali ADglisom ich chcii
wods ,sobbluds. Przysluchujacy sic
sgliikcs ne tent zarzutamizdo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

W Momentum danny sic zeau-.
ia wchodzit do piiwiarni bez
MEOW.
Pokoj6wka hiszpahska miala
By Gle "a nieobyczajnego czfowieka,.
gdybys wchodzac W dom, nit
IobjaI lekko jej klbici, ma Korsyce
NATIONALIST taxa zachcianka narazi1a-
by cie nj pchniecie sztyletem przez
.Jei nsrzeczonego-
Prawdziwa amerykanka ME
scierpl, abys "a nia zaplaci} pilet
tramwa;owy, jezeli Hlszpance to-
wsrlzyszysz PREY zakupnie, to jestes
obow1azany placlc wszystko, .choc
by zakupy tysiac wynosi}y. A vice
stree sic!
Gdy Gle Amerykanln zaprosi
ma ulicY ma szklaneczke, ME powi-
niene5 mu odm6Wic, DO by 9,
zemste zaprzysiagl. Hiszpan ofiaru,
ju ci wszystko, co posiadai co ci
sic a niego spodoba, ale biada
ci, gdyby6 to wziawszy dostownis
chcia1 zabra6 co re soba.
Grzeczno56 dochodzi do nie-
zwyk1ej przesady. Kiedy Hiszpan
ro,znmawia z toba wlozy cygaro
v usta, wyjmie je natychmiast,
gdy ty ME palisz j podajac ci, Ia
pytuje: ''le gusta?'
W Madrycie pewnego Anglika
0 ma4o straszliwie ME zbito, re
chcia1 istotnie. odej6t 2 kosztowns
laska, ktorg mu Hiszpan "daro~
val. 81
Anglik ME obrasl sic, gdy
.prosbe jego odrzucisz. ale zrobisz
sobie : niego smiertelnego wroga,
.gdy mn s1owa ME dotrzymasz.
Q mas gw,zdanie y teatrze v
ogdle . kogof rohodzi "a lekcewa.
zenle j obrazs: We W4oszech jest
70 tax utartym zwyczajem! le gvi-,
kroia, okazac
swe ukontentoWanie.
q mas rosolem obiad 81 aaczy
nal y szwwajcaryin,m sic konczy.
iW N1 ean,cceech kazdy cz1oWiek cze.
e ehwili, aby m6az vfozye a.
siebiesunitorm, zas officer apgielskii
W%ypatruje tylko sposobnosc, aby
gig przyo'dlaziod \ suRnie cywilne.
rLA I. War 81
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-08-09
Old settlera Reunion.

Last Thursday was the day desig-
mated by the old settlers for their an
npal reunion, The day was pleasant
though warm and q large number OF
the early pioneers came out to greet
one apother and TO renew old friend
ships and "reminiscences.
President Tucker made an excellent
presiding onlcer and his song which
was printed In tue GAZETTE some
time ago and his little speech, an AdAp
tatlon of "MarY Had u Little LanO'
made a hit with the crowd. The din
ner which was served from the baskets
of the Old settlers was worthy Of such
n county aud such people and there is
a kinder feeling down In our "gizzard"
for both than before we partook.
The display of relics and products was
not to our mind as good as last year.
But on every other score II was better,
The vocal solo by Miss Handy and
the selection by the male quartet
were appropriate and good, The in
troductory speech made by Claud Du-
val and the address by Governor Stan
ley were also timely and suitable, Ten
minute speeches were made by Dr.
Branch, Judge IIanan, Judge Rick
seeker, Judge Ross, james Ryther and
Joe Bainum, mostly dealing with re-
miniscences.
In reorgaulnizIng the old settlers as
sociation, L, S, Handy was elected
president, John Lawson secretary ant
G. W. Peckbam was elected member
Of the executive committee.
In the evening the old settlers bal
was largely attended, though chiefly
by those that did not especially resem-
BILE old settlers.