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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
ENGLAND TO BORROW.
New Loan of $4,000 900 Is Sane
toned.

London, July SG.--In the house . OF
co,1,ro9ns today the chancellor of the
exchequer. Sir Michael Hieks-Be
announced that it was proposed TO
meet the supplementary estimates DIV
additional taxation, and he asked power
81 bo,Tnw e1S.0G0.00l. either as war
loans or by means ofEtreasury or eA.
checuer bonds The house sanctioned
the proposals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
MOUNTAIN STATES
KILLED AND BURIED BY BANDITS
WYOMING MAN MEETS DEATH
IN ARIZONA MOUNTAINS.
Leaves with Companion on a Hunt
ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Search
ing Party Finds Their Graves.
Especial 10 The Herald.o

Laramie. WyO.. July 3O.-A letter re-
ceived here today says that William
Howe, formerly of Laramie. was muir
dered by bandits near Morenci, Ariz..
July last.
Howe had been employed in a smelt-
err and went to the mountains with a
companion for a hunt The second
night out they were attacked and killed
by the bandits.
The two men not returning to town.
the sheriff started a searching party
out and found the graves of the young
men. their bodies having been buried
by the robbers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
CALL TO VETERANS.
Soldiers in Spanish-American War
to Gather

Chattanooga, Tenn. July 9O.-An Of
fetal call was issued today for the
annual reunion and encampment of the
Association of Spanish-American War
Veterans in this city on Oct. s to y,
inclusive
In the call all associations of ex-
soldiers of the SDanish-American war
which have for their object the per-
DetuatiOn Of frateTnal relations of the
late members of that army and the
medication of patriotism are invited to
send representatives TO discuss such
matters as NAV be of material inter
est. and. if possible. to unite all such
societies into one organization
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
SUNDAY SCHOOL RACE.
UNCONVENTIONAL Rad Race to Lagoon
tbs Afternoon

Ills Afternoon.
The seven-mile course between Rounti-
1uI and Lagoon viii be the scene of q
road race at $50 this evening between
the denOmi . ional Sunday Schools sc -
. SLly' Inc Ice is under the direction of
the estminSter Sunday school, and 7
"A. augustus of the Y NJ. c. A. acted
as oIhclaI, handicapper. Those who viii
Start and their handicaps, as well as
me sunday schools from which thew
come are as follows: VIII Guthrie ana
George Lucas, First Baptist scratch:
Go1 uoh Williamson and Alexander Nc
Leese, Westminster. a minute and a half.
r. ). Pomelroy, First Congregation. two
minutes Archie Mackay and W
iHaVenor, Westminster, three minutes
Z 4 ne time prize will be silver medal: the
nrst prize, a gas lamp, and the second
a camera.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
VOTED LOBSTERS OUT
rhroo Other Teams Debarred
Ogden from League.
RIFT IT WAS ADJUSTED
.,,prAYED PoCATELLo GAME
CAUSED THE TROUBLE.
lsnaciaI to The Herald.)

I~LIII Id ~ AlI AlNA clAl-
oo1s7 July 5n-The Utahldaho Base
,.Tr.acir came near disruption in Ogden
-- rr.rfng The trouble arose over the
,,.s,sr.o-1edeu game. A resolution was
-,,,u, adopted at a meeting held at
.fi,- ODD President Weaver of the
aG,,-er ann. debarring the Ogden team
,o rr. trasue. This, however, was
H..-.lur adjusted later on and the prob
I,y,i-ft- .r, that ogden viii play out the
Zen a- scheduled.
- >r. were ~ ssent at the NEE ting d. d.
,rr.. 3D.. tine Rio Grandes, james Clip
h..g,- n- tHe short Lines, w. +. Trap of
p,-75ara. anG j. b Gimlin of Ogden.
3f.4ge.r TIapD made a formal demand
GImru t0 90 to Pocatello and plav
Games off a- scheduled. but Gfmlin
4'rfT.l Ne-sr- Trap, Hickey and Clip
DE.g,r them retired to-an executive SEES
l,r I'm which ogden declined 10 oartici-
5,i and passed the resolution above
t,'f-.r,,..r.- TrIpp agreed to play over
H. game u question, umpired by one
r.'..- j.. tire ogden team would finish out
.FILs-rrdrI- Manager Gimlin practically
MI D.. uu this The matter was left in
g. hands of Manager Hickey, who will
.riifrst, the differences, and it rs thought
.6. matter Will be satisfa ctOrily settled
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
OLD REDS TO PLAY.
Veterans Will Meet Battery Boys on
Friday


WHAT H.. Dee probably one Of the best
'-....F -.meS of the season will be
."... Friday at $3.50 o'clock on Walker 5
It will be between the old Red
S...a.-- md the Utah Battery team. and
-' .. uf interest attaches itself to
game lte from the fact that good
s..' "... is looked for The OLE Reds
rr the vets who used 10 play
days when Salt Lake was young.
- - -.r. lust about the SWEETEST
..-- .-. ever came down the pike in
-' team is composed of most
.r- who made Utah famous in
..,.-. not alone by their brave
'A . sam. but by their splendid
.. the league across the sea.
. trophy offered for the sold
THE money raised from the
into the battery monument
..' fart- d. nothing else was an
.--Gt 60 bring out a big at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31

.... 'llI~. OH Uranium l. NIleIndGi Z.
SiHrH "u'. by Graham g. by Gierhart 3.
L-~-'a balls. Henry ]; Briefly l. Wild
f.'a Gi.rhart. Stolen bases. Plake.
.'.." plays. Plake-C dSey-Gr
.rT.'..-' -yl-GrcouWell. ThTee-bagger,
N.'". |Hn-haEEor Hansford. First on
errors. CHEYENNE >. ogden 4. Lett on
.,.S. Cheyenne Q, ogden ;. Time Of
!, H. .- Attendance. St0 Umpire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
BATTLE IN SOUDAN.
French Defeat and Kill the Sultan
Rabah.

French Defeat and Kill the Sultan
Rabah.
Paris, July 3O.-M. De Crais, the
minister of the colonies, has received a
dispatch announcing the junction of the
expeditions organized by Danny against
Sultan Rabah.
A hard battle occurred at KOusri. in
which Commander Lami and Captain
DecOintel were killed. but Rabah's
troops were put to flight. Rabah was
killed and his head cut off by a sharp
shooter, who brought it into the camp.
Rabah was the principal chieftain of
the central Soudan and for many years
he had given the French there a great
deal of trouble. He was formerly a
slave Of Zobe Pasha. but raised himself
to position of power by defeating one
chief after another.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
IN The WORLD OF SPORT

LATER f city ts and the Full Teas of ogden. Tho
Ieagne "a IS II tne leader in the Amateur
give IN az % Ogden and it is expected will
srVe me Bankers who have been nIavi, ~
cnrta psttohaliy fine ball of late. cloee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31

You can't cure dyspepsia by dieting.
Eat good. wholesome food, and plenty
of it.-Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
food without aid from the stomach, and
is made to cure. F. c. Schramm, Nc
COrnick block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
Report Made to the Secretary
OF state OF the state Of Utah, of the con-
ditiOn Of
THE Wells, FARGO ( @. bank

State of Utah, County of Salt Lake:
J. Z. DOOly. being first duly sworn, aC-
cOrding to law. depOses and says that he
is cashier of the above named bank. that
the above and foregoing report contains
a full. true and correct statement of
the condition Of the said bank at the close
of business on the 18th day of June. 1900
J. E. DOOLY. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of July. 1890.
GEO. B. BRASTOW, Notary Public.
State of Utah. Office of the Secretary Of
State
I. James T Hammond. secretary Of
state Of the state of Utah, do hereby
certify that the foregoing Is q full. true
and correct copy of the statement of the
above named company, now on tile IN my
Office this 18th day of July, 1900
(Seal) J. T. HAMMOND.
Secretary of State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
Ogden's New Snits

Especial to The HeraId)
osueh' duly SO.-The 65lenwood Park as
SSO l,5ia has presented to the Opr,en b.co
cah Team IN elegant new suits of maroon
Glenwood. Ogden" Thev WERE y,l,,' on
the first time TO-DAY. "orh tor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
Rein Stops Three Games

e.rr-,-' ~ New York.-No game on sac-
l,1af E.'~ ia Fhiladelphia.-Gam post
c..r, al Brooklyn. No game on ac-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
Indians Play Here

Inc cheyenne Indians will play in Salt
.W Ven WIN the Rio Grande Westerns on
weeK The capitAl city fans will see % SONS 1Iris
9 9GOu baseball on the occasion of the Ine
'f fadt WISH; They are gentlemanlvs clean
esti,t Dall payers, and will make it inter,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
Dyer Goes. TO Shorts

Especial to The Herald1
hers uf ta,,, July 3-Hugh Dyer was signed
tn citonlsht by Manager CliDpengeT Of
me ne snort Lines. 1t is understooS tbo
Short y 10 hold down second base for the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
American Lea Que.

tslo. polis-Minneapolis. y; Buf-
Al a." dakee.-Milwaukee >. Detroit, 5
aSo.-Chicago, 4: Indianapolis, 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
OLD RESIDENT IS DEAD.
Michael Dowd Dies at Tie Siding.
Wyoming.
Especial Correspondence

>
Cheyenne, WyO., July 29.-8IichaeI
Dowd. an old resident in this section,
died suddenly at Tie Siding yesterday.
where he was in charge of a barber
shop. Death was due TO heart failure.
He was about 60 years old and leaves
q widow and two denghterS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
Bankers Will PLAY Fuiis.

H9v s- mas been arranged for. Satur-
1Soon between the Bankers OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
Christians Take a Snin

The J. NJ c. A. Wheel club enioyed a
pleasant run to Sandy last evening. An
even uozen riders were out and a dainty
lunch was partaken of when they had
arrived at their destination.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Knutsford.-James Jones, Louis
vile; c. c. Eggert, New York; Mrs. NJ.
A. Eggert, Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Shields,
Master George K. Shields, Colorado
Springs; Charles Lage, Chicago; ]. W.
Zereby, Washington, ID. c.; Charles r.
Thorburn, Mrs. Thorburn. Chicago; An
drew Ellison and wife, Kirkville; Mr.. and
Mrs J. F. StilhngS, Kansas City, Mo;
w. c. Scrage, Whiting, Ind; Mrs. Ida
V WhitcOmb, Chicago; R. W. Carroll,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs R. c. WOOlmeT,
New Zealand; Benedict Crowell Cleve-
land; Mrs. Charles HenrOtin, Chicago;
P. R. Stuart. San Francisco; Matte f.
Snail, Imogene Snail, SmithVille, Mo;
James. H BlOOmer and wife, Edgar l..
Bloomer, Louisville, Ky; 7. w. John and
wife, Omaha; w. j. Reeves and wife,
Chicago; ". II. Hall, Sacramento; Mr.
and Mrs. l.. o. De Pourtates, Colorado
Springs.
The CuIlen.-CaIeb Jones, St. Anthony,
Ida; Mrs E. c. Talbot, Silverton, Colo;
R. w. Hunter, Superior, Neb-; R r
Tibbits and wife, Boise, Ida; M T.
Barnes and wife, st. Louis; T. J Higin-
Springfield; J. ]. ORirdan, Portland,
Ore; l. Myland NJ. L. Hubbard, Sioux
City, Ia; It. NJ. Baird, R ). Carbing-
Pocatello; Harvey Douglass, Plain CITY;
A c. Mcbride, Park City; L. NJ Miner
St Louis: Mrs. Greenfield and son, VIII
liam Greayes, Logan
Walker House, l. Phillips, Texas;
Arthur Phillips Hyrum; Peter Johnson,
SciDiO: a. Skaters. NJ. Skaters, Stockton;
L. Jacobson, Chicago; ]. n. Kirk, Hart
ford 1. W. Osborn and wife, missouri;
Mr.. Kulisinp. Chicago; Thomas MuSSeX'
Silver City; T. J. Giemartin, Helper; w
Carter, Tooele; Joe Blake. Riverton; VII
liam Wearn and wife, Fred AlsendorI'
Chicago; H. R. Lester, New YORK
The White House.-W johnson. Circle
" and wifi Stole
never, Texas; w. Allen and wife, Spring
Vile; J. H Campbell and family. II; Hun
ter, Eureka; D. Jenkins, Z. Davis, Grants
Vile: Otto Benson, S. GustavensOn, J.
WiIies. L. Peterson. A Stirk. Percy
Mathall, John T. Flinders. Grantsyiiie; r
Phelan. Soda Springs; r. Ritchey, lIlnols ;
A Anderson, P. Anderson. CoKeYlIle; A
l. HeastOn Bingham; z. Richards, CAN
fornia: r. Hatrick and wife, Eureka;
Miss Clements, Logan; F b, breed, PaTR
City; Mrs. Morris and family, ogden; r;
A PoulsOn, J. NJ Brown, Ferdinand
Alder, Manti.
The Wey.-Miss Ethel Morse, St Paul;
Miss Rina Glow Minneapolis; G. Haven
Bishop, c. B. Bishop, Redlands, Cal; A.
G. Green and wife, Bingham canyon;
George Davidson and wife, Philadelphia
The Kenyon-Wnliam S. Rhodes, San
Francisco: H. B. Gardner. Minneapolis;
F {, Nichols. Syracuse. \. Y; Charles H.
inson. New York; H. P BufOrd, London;
T. r Jones. Alton, Ills; Aug. st. George.
Chicago: W. w. Humphrey. MoTrida,
Mont: F. B. Turner. Denver; S: Sullivan,
San Francisco; May L. Russell. Salmon,
ida: w H Smith, Chicago; 5 Shapero,
1 Denver; D. T. Spencer, Omaha; W; II
/ EIdredge and wife. Chicago; z. J. Gum
pert. New York; H. F. Stocking, chi
cago: William Glasmann, Ogden ". L
/ PevtOn Duluth, Mimi; Kate HetOacn,
I 6,bicago. W. w. Trigg. Kansas City; Q.
S. Ormsby, Logan; J. f GilfOyle, wire and
daughter. [. S. A; H. z. Halsey and
wife. Los Angeles; Richard English
/ HELPER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31

The Wey.-AIiss Ethel Morse, St Paul;
Miss Rina Glow. Minneapolis; G. Haven
Bishop, c. B. Bishop, Redlands, Cal; a.
G. Green and wife, Bingham Canyon;
George Davidson and wife, Philadelphia
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He said he had no recollection of haV-
ing said in the presence of w. H. Gull
ton that the legislature would be given
thirty minutes to act and if it did not
do it in that time they would kill the
Democratic legislators. Afterwards he
said positively that no such remark was
made and added:
The men came and nothing of the
sort was done. We could have cleaned
them up, as Culton put it, if we had
desired"
In regard to se.--ng the men home
from Frankfort the evening OF Jan. 25.
about which Witness Noakes testified
last week. telling of a breach between
Powers and Governor Taylor. he said:
Il heard that they were going to send
the men, and l opposed, as the men
had been up all the night before. l
went to see Governor Taylor. He told
me it had been decided to send them
home, as their presence was causing a
bed effect. Some of the anti-Goebel
Democrats in the legislature had
strongly disapproved of bringing the
men armed. and had threatened to de-
sert Governor Taylor in the contest un-
less he sent the men home.
The witness testified that he did not
give Youtsey a key or keys. nor did he
hear a conversation with John Powers
and Golden in reference to GoebeI going
to be killed by Tallow Dick combs. He
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
Pola 1iote pod Nome.

Pie!wszy cyrkulafz wzg'edem
vol z'oLych " KIondike pusc.3A v
w'~s kol-j Northern ''ac'f'c " r.
1898. Dz:wn,m z:iesiem okol,cz
uosc1 I, r~ierwszy ok"lnik O po'sch
z4o,ych pod Nome przychodzi .
.ego sam*go z'6d'a..
Obecny ok"lnik n,ety lko "a
w,era dobra mnue z kra'nY zf"te
pod Nome. lecz tnkze Jest up'ek
SONY k,lka obrazkaml w'i"ko~
weml m,asta Nome i wydobywania
zfota u brzegu. P"daue take SO
o'izsze szczeg6iv w>glsdem jazdy
koI-ja zelazna z Settle Tacoma
oraz ~zglyd' m psro~ COW iezdza~
cy:h do Alaski. Me ma watpl.wo~
So, 10 do owvch swi-zo odkrytych
zfotycn pol wlelkie m~sy ludu po-
,ad4 rzeczo ~ cyrkularz og6lne
oYdl,e budsif zacirkaw,enie, wska-
zujae przeds'ebiorczym mezczyz-
nom dro9e do Ocesnu Spokojuego
do Nome.
Wzgledem okolnikdw, opis6w !.
cen i t. d. zg|osic SIG, do{aczaiac
diva znaczkl poetic re, pod adre-
sem G has g. s. F ee, General
Passenger Agent, St. PAul Mlnn.,
a on posle interesowanYm poczts
czego 4ad.ja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
Hotel i salon
WSAUK RAPIDS

Polacy przYby wajacy do Sauk
Rapids, nleohaj stana kwatera "
hotelu cyl. domu zajezdnYm roda~
ka naszego J6zefa S e.
8 zczyka. Utrsymuie on tax
salon duza stajn'a. Jad1o dobre
csyste pie2ne sYpialule, wygodne
a cenv umiarkowane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

Profesyjne uprzedzenie. Jes'
to niejako regu}a, lie leknrze 50 wog6le
.przeciwni tax zwanym lekarstwom VIA
Scic,elskim. Rzecl to ca}kiem n~aturalna,
aloowiem utywanie lekarstw familijnych
wkracza " obreb ich p1aktyki. Dlatego
og6lnie potepiaja ie i uzywawanie tych..
he gdzieSolwiek nadarzy sig sposobnoSG.
z tel przyczyDy przyjemnie Jest znalezt
czasemi ludzi uczonych. ktd;zy ME
TAX Easlepienie uprzedzenl, by ME
byli zdolnl uzDa6 zalet z~wyczajnego
lekarstwa domowego. NastepuJ1cy wy
padek swladczy 0 tenn: Pan Fryderyk
: Mulberry, Ark, donosi: Ora
Gomoao jest najlepszem lekar.-
stwem. jake kicdykolwiek bylo y Ar.
s4siad moi, Jan Roch, miai resj
umatysm %zapalentowy. Przes diva mice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

s,ece byl = l6tku ] mia m6gl ruszy6 mo-
= ani ,ek4. D. m6wtl, e cbosy byl
hez nadzisi ~wYlecxenia. Dwsj sasiedzi ]
10 udaliSmy sia pewnego wiecsorA do
pana Jsna Knchs : wizyt4. Poniewsi
mialem domu iesscze bute'ke Gomez,.
zsbrslrm j : soha D hem mu dobr,
duse teg / wieczola d,uga or6lnocy ]
trzec : ok. 10 godz,ny czwartej mad Ia"
nrm Odczul on wielh4 u'g2. ale iona ME
cbcisla dawae mu wiecej tego lekarstwA,
dop6ki Die z"bsczy sig 2 ]eka'zem
rodz,n"ym Nastspnego dnia, CITY dcktor
przysxedl. zadziw,l sie OF wielce pOlep-
szeniem, a gdy PAM R'chowa pow'e~
dzinfa mu. CO uzywano, poradzl jej
uzywaG dalej Gomozo Zas:osnwa'a SIG
do rady i pan Roch W k!6'k'm czasie
m6gf wstaG. Powyz@ze sw aiectw
p'zynosi zaszczyt d'ttorowi, a >}'we
leka, stwu. ORA PIotra Gomozo ]eczy
reumatyzm przez wy'ug"wauie k~as6w
.ryuowycb re krwi. Spreeaja je specya~
nj agenci Aires: Dr.. Peter Fahrney,
l12--114 8 H.yne ave . Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
4Ns 49, &C., Etrit.. fE'fL55.t % 5IiY N
Z Prus Polszkich,

49, -. II +s" - :E- "'".+F y ~ $50 fgsFNys:. tNy.ysAs
MOVIE =. pi 4 = ; pod 4 t ~ y
,,Gazeta To.es~.st. 4. -1eb h
= Toz,~ie (Dnschau) nsd Vista
Z.ktada j9 cd / kwietn'a wyd*w %
.,Ga.ety Gdsnsk:ein p Bernard
M,lski, a rsdaktorem bed.ie pan
Pa)edzki. obecn'e wso6}red. kter
,,Gas Gdanskiej''.
Alo1zY s0BIERAJCZYK
70 Z}otowa pochodaacy, zda1 "
uniwersvteole B-rhh>kim eezam'n
IA praktycznego lekarza.
LEG, W tutejszym kosclele
odby& s Sub panny Anast~zyi
Czarnowsk,ei z Zawadv z paIem
Bronistswem G16wczeskim zKaszu~
BY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

tx n IA ff sIil E8NatS III Ean4SatfHsssEI4Eaft sgSFzzsEEN
'xts. tknisty apoplskslyA wetssynr'ss !
3. 3. Jan kioso~sti.
&C.
SREIM. We wtorek, dni. 9 In
togo 81, > ppcb}o.'aw iony sostai ss'a.et
mali, nski pomisdsy p. Maryanem
Stanikswak,m : Trzemss.na : y.
wiktorys Summarize ze sremn.
Aktu k'ubnego drpe'ni' x. prob.
Drozaz, n6sk, 2 sremu y as~vstencv'
X. Cicbowskiegoi x. Miskiewioza.
W serdecznych s}owach przem6w'
r6~niez do m+odsj parry X. Pro-
boszcz. ,.S>czsse Boze maode'
paz,ze". ..- -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
SZLASK.

RATOW ICE. Policy powiod5"
lie uwiez'6: "ebe>piecznezo "prysH~
ka. kt6ry ma kolel }up,l poar5znych
.y}o sza1ac ,ch w,p'erw chlorofor~
mem lynn sp"s"h1m ukr"df pew
uemu kupcow, 5000 marek. Oprv-
sex ten n 'zywa s'e Haber i z"sta'
pooh WY ony IA grscvm uczynkn'
naty ctm,ast aresztowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

%
LEG. w tutej@zym k"5c'ele
odby4 Sc Sub panny Anast"zyi
Czarnowsk,ej z Zawadv z paIem
Rronistawem Gi6wczeskim z Kaszu~
BY.
z Poznahskiego.
OSTROWO. Pred s9den'
pr%zysieg}ych sta wal robotn,k Toe
masz Komebdz!hski, jake oskarz"
ny "a to, ze W Iokalu tancs "
Bachowie pcdczas k{6tni strzelaf .
rewolwera do przeciwnlka. Me
trafs} 90 49, mimoto sad skaza} o.
ma po}tora roku wiezlen'a "a usi!o~
wane zab6jstwo, przyia~szy oko
llcznosc' lagdzace,
KROTOSZYN. Dina 8 Jutego.
zmarl y Krotoszynie magic ma pa.
rsliz serca S. p Stsn'siaw Stask'e-
wioz, veteran z roku 1868. Omar
~ brat udziai " bltw,e pod Krz,-
wosqdzem J.: Nowa vista. W ostat
niej bitw,e bvl zraniony: odtam~
granatu " obie nog'. - Cd lat
kilku mleszSSat " K%rotossynie R. J
90
NORWEGIAN. Pan Czep~
czynski. wlascio,el drogeryl " Poz'
manu- v RYnku, kupil ma subEa-
scie "a II 800 marek drogerya pa
IA M. Rejewsklego. -
WOLSZTYN. Ma. ro< wi2z,e-
MIA skazsno ~nauczyciela. Woytego
"a nierozmyslne wpra ~dzie zabi~
Gle sedz,ny SoLeokiej v Rakon,e"
vlcach, ale lekkomYslne obchodze-
ME s,e z bron,a nabjta. Pred to
siusz03 kara cheat sic pan w.
usuna6 1 apelowsk, ale na1wyzszy
sad apelacvi tej ME przyia&.
OSTROW. Wiasciciel hotelu
p. Kornobis kupA reatauracya p.
6oldmanna "a 60 tysiecy marek.
o. i
z RUSIBORZA pod 'Srod4
przenieslono nauczycieIa pana Ma
wrockiego, do Bisganowa a z Drzaz
gowa pana Wr6blewskiego do Ru-
-O-
.HEe....'t. .-rrr.g.,. EE.N.. e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

lNOWROCkAW.W Szczepan
kowie odbyl sic dnia ID en-: Stub
Fanny Pelagli Posadzyi CORK go"
sp~odarskleij Z p. Ignaeym Strzemp-.
kowskimz Tuctna. Wesele wypra~
VII wuJ panny miodej. gospodarz
Leuandowski pamieta} tez . czytel-
nisch ludowYoh / xebrat 1887 mk.
.,Ssoseso Bote miodei parze".
%
MOGILNO. Pan J6sef Stark
kupil grns,taI Wie . ! %, =. IS pod
Moe,lncm ! ssmierza NJ tychie'
aa,o.y6 torfiarnis q. w,sks1e ro-
.ui.ry: - 2. un,ls y me-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

GLIWICE u .je7yk polsk'.
Szwaczka Trubitz bY}a p"wo}ap2 M
swiadka do saiu z emianskiego W
Ghw,cach PvdAa sic iako n'eu-
miejscs pc n'emiecku, q odpow'"~
ds}a 20 niemiecku ma PIE. wsze p7ta
nis 80 p6zniej pie chcia}a przysieg'
10 n,emiecku skiada6, "a co ja sad
skazaf ma tray jni aresztu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
z GAL1OYI:

KRAKOW. w kosc;ele Bozego
Gaia " Krakow'o. zaszed} dz's'a,
wypadek. Prawdopodobn'e
ob}qkana kob,eta, Marya Sender,
podczas ma.y sw. podess1a do
oitarzs, i uchwyoiwszY kriedza "a
nogi. stara4a sig 20 gwa}tem prze-
wr6ci6. Kobiete to s:la oderwano
wyprowadzono 3 ko6cio}a do aresatu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

INOWROCkAW. Pan Czep~
czynski. w&a6ciclel drogerYl " Poz'
manu- v RYnku, kupil ma subEa-
scie "a II 500 marek drogerya pa
IA M. Rejewsklego. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
Jak 2egar . .

trzymajcie sw6j system W naleiytynl
porz3dku . unikniecie w,eiu chor0b.
N ajlepszym 6rodsiem ma to Jest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-02
Two Cases Of Lepre BY.

Judge 4. W. Carter, who has charge
OF the large corps OF volunteer in
spectors operating from Diamond Head
10 Kalihi on all the Chinese and Japan
ese houses and enclosures outside OF
the quarantined district, reports that
two cases of leprosy have been discov-
cred. Very little sickness has been
found, but the ferretlng out of the two
leprous cases, which have evidently
been concealed for some time, Is evil
dence OF the thorough inspection which
Judge Carter has instituted In his dis
trict. Mr.. Carter has personally super
intended the work from day to day,
and spends much Of his time in the
saddle