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The sun., 1900-12-14
SYDNEY SAMUELs LAST LETTER.
IL Refers to His Great Mistake" and His
Money Troubles.

PORTLAND. Me. Dec. i3.-Two members
Of the Portland police department have
nearly completed placing together the frag-
ments of the loag letter written by sydney
Samuel Of New York the day before he shot
himself in the West End Hotel
The letter covered eight sheets Of hotel
paper. from which the printed heading had
been torn. He had torn tho letter into very
small pieces and thrown them into a recep-
taclc in the room. together with the frag-
ments Of six letters addressed to him. His
own letter. being on paper OF n thicker quality
than the others. was more readily put to-
cether. II was written with lead pencil In
fine. vertical hand. corresponding with
In this cit 1t was dated Dec. 10, and ad-
dressed To Dear Montv," evidently meaning
his brother, Montague Samuel Of New York,
and was signed Yours. sydney"
The opening sentence stated the writer's
intention ~ take his own life. and then fol-
loved "A pathetic reference to his financial
troubles, hi great mistake" and his lack
Of COURAGE to fa-" the future Instructions
In r"ga d e the di sposa al of personal effects
enCp - any woman.
The body was shipped tonight to Mon
trcal bv order of the brothers. and will be
buried in the Hebrew cemetery In that city.
the rules of the Hebrew church prohibiting
the burial OF suicide in consecratsd ground
within his own countr"
= Anita Nivanu Chartres. who sued Samuel
for breac OF promise, 10 In Genoa.
The sun., 1900-12-14
SHOT HERSELF ~ A HOTEL.
Pauline Fests Put . Bullet In Her Heart In
the Grand Union.

young woman who registered at the
Grand Union Hotel on Tuesday as Pauline
Feste OF Hartford committed suicide In her
room last evening by shooting herself through
the heart. When she went TO the MOTEL she
got a room on the third floor She had only
small hand satchel. A bill for lodging
was made out last night and q bellboy took
II TO her room at 7:3O O'Clock. The door was
locked but he could see through the transom
that the gas In the room was burning. He
waited until $50 O'Clock. when he opened
the door with pass key.
There was large rocking chair In the
centre Of the room and the woman's body
was resting on the edge Of It with one knee
on the floor Alongside OF the chair was
very rusty revolver. The fret attempt
OF tho woman to kill herself had apparently
been unsuccessful. as one Of the o,rtrdse' In
the revolver was marked as II the trigger
had been snapped on IL. There was only one
chamber Of the revolver emptv.
She had removed her oorsets. Her jacket
was thrown over the back OF chair and the
bed had not been disturbed. The woman
Tbe.s we're OF M tss
dresser Ono Of the letters was addressed
70 Ernest Feste. 500 Baronne street New
Another Another letter @ was was addr esssd to Mr. Paul
Esss ssSssS hSs PsSn 11a Xsr 'Ff Point Due
bulky envelope which was marked MY
out to Augustine Pollock" and a Prudential
life insurance policy for $500 made out to
Pauline Feste. 27 years old"
The suicides clotheS were dark and a num-
Der Of mourning Iins were stuck in them.
She had no jewelry and her pocketbook con-
taned only sl.i5.
New ORLFANs. Dec. ls-Ernest Feste
is house decorator OF this city. boarding
az 800 Baronne street. Pauline Feste, who
committed suicide in New York. Is his sis
ter. Feste arrived In New Orleans only
three weeks ngo. He cane here from Miss
ouri. OF which State he is native. He says
that he parted with his sisteronlv three weeks
ago She was then In. good health and good
eide He did not, however. seem greatly
surprisd at learning that she had killed her.
The sun., 1900-12-14
JcfYrics SIN Alter ritksimmon,.

Champion Jim lcNrcS say, that he will
make one more ciIor, 10 get Bob Fitl,iurlon-
10 fight him before he siCn7 article io ,.l-n
with either Gus nuh.iH or Tom Sharkcy a.
Cincinnati In February ~ ncNt year. l"rrio-
Is rendy 10 give the Corni.lman until next
Tuesday in order tp sign. Tho big boiler
maker, who i In town. Yesterday issued ta"
following statement about his futur" riInr.
As sis now pfnctcr0v S,tilrd ttat the next worlds
eharnronShlp battle VII uf" place ~ cincinnati.
on OF about fch II urNi. and ~ Therefore h'rrr'
necessary TO- fr o. SCn aIl r s for tn sam" ON Tues
day n"Ni TAX" his upppri Inty of again. and fnf
The last tine, offering . Robert F'y> WmrpS To
upiDfi.n.N taAt hc ought g. hr Nuhur a. accept
that o! again mtcirg m" iu tie rug. proving ~ tHo
public whether or not J.. WiS dupsG when Frprkcd
him uuf tlgEi",u months H-1. F.'" local rS'.pat :
IN Cincinnati are mat TIE corning contest will drsv
SCOOP !! tEtN estimate j. corr ci Mr.. fityslnuorS
can v.n lui" tdy nest cgs and MS lost t'c back
nhe tan summon - though Coutagc tn face the drub
hing tnai ih,uK am wiI.ng u bet can give lin
" meet hin again nov give Rim his last chance
and Will wait until TucSd: ~ for him 10 accept II
he falls - DO 80 shall match myself with Rubin
~ Sharkey and shall ~ future pay no more attention
10 ftzsmF mFions should he al a future date ask for
the chance that now stand ready 10 give him
The sun., 1900-12-14
HOW JONES CAUGHT THE TRAIN.
The Track was Crooked and He Took .
Short Cut to the Next station.
Eyou the Anar on do cfo~hord

There was a story told last evening of A
man named Jones who wanted to go East
go badly that he overlook the Great Northern
train after IL had proceeded on Its way out OF
town for nearly twenty minutes The road
bed winds about considerably after leaving
Butte and the engine with its string OF conches
makes n wild dash at the hill and then noses
around in the dark for nearly half an hour
before pulling through the tunnel and drift
ing past the Woodville station Trains stop
at Moodville II they are tagged and these
incidents taken together, form the basis
OF the blood and thunder dramas or furnish
d"rouelneni Tor an exciting situation in
a yellow backed novel
East, got TO tho depot Just as the engine
attached 10 the string of brightly lighted
coache; gave a snort and dashed madly over
named Jones. who had his ticket in his inside
pocket, also gave snort, and then executed
a little dash ON his own hook lie had rid
den To thc depot in light buggy. and he now
turned the horses heads toward Woodvillc
and gave good imitation of full speed until
he was lost SIGHT OF in the darkness The
cloci in III" Court House tower was strik-
ing9.
1t is n heavy grade 10 the tunnel. and be-
youd the tunnel li"- woodvilc and between
81 miles of level road Down this smooth
stretch tho huccy bearing the man named
Jones, with the ticket in his inside pocket.
dashed AZ hreakneCk speed The engine
lnhored M the grade somewhere OF In tho
bills. and the man in the buggy worked his
piSSagc with The whin, Paul Revere ard
Phil sheridan. Tam O'Shanter, and the fol-
low who rode from Ghent to Nv, had none
the best or Jones. Ile had his blood up
and also III" money he had paid for his ticket,
and he simplv had Ia got there
FINALLY The stcaminG horses trotted M
to Woodvill" station and tho man named
jones alich'ed and nagrcd the train ms II
came ont or tho tunnel and iogrea IN 10 Tho
stopping place Ho climbed aboard ard tho
tho story OF tho drive upon his arrival
The sun., 1900-12-14
n in France and ireland
Sanders Beat, Morley at tho Trans.

Thomas W Morley OF Queens and William
II Sanders OF this city shot ffty-bird match
for So side at Interstate Park yesterday:
Morley stood nj the thirty-three yard mark
and used only one barrel while Sanders
was on the thirty-yard mark and used two
barrels. Notwithstanding this handicap Nor
fey gave a fnc exhibition OF skill and en-
durancc aud was bra,en by only one bird,
the score being ~ to 30 Then Sanders
claiod ~ his suocess. tackled Charles \
Lincoln on oven terms. but the latter won bv
a score 81 - 20 - Both stood AT thirty
ynrd,. u" ort ended with a rratch IN
which The ve,er1n Dr. William Wynne de-
feli"d W. II. stewart in a twenty-five bird
affair by a score pt 20 to ls Several miss
aud-out events followed in which Morfev
Dr Wynnc and Lincoln were the principal
winners
The sun., 1900-12-14
MISS ANNA PIRLDs'S SUICIDE.
Had Suffered From Mental Disorder and
Inhaled III dmina ating Gas.

Miss Anna A. Fields. IS years old. a daughter
OF John J. Fields. a wealthy rubber m manufact-
urer. committed suicide at her home. ils
Lefferts place. Brooklyn. early yesterday
morning. by inhaling Illuminating gas. Miss
Fields had been In poor health for several
years. she was suffering from a mental dis
order. and in lsos was taken to the Hotel Ma
jcstic. in Manhattan, in order to be near her
physician. Dr.. william +. Pritchard. spe-
cialist in nervous diseases. She was In the
care Of Mrs. Helen Hermaze a trained nurse.
and a companion. She felt so much improved
that she returned TO her fathers home on
Thursday last.
Miss Fields retired about 10 o clock on We'd
nesday night. When Mrs Hermaze went to
call Miss Fields ycstarday morning she found
the room full Of ga, and Miss Fields was living
on the bed. with one end of a rubber tubc In
her mouth. The other and was attached to
the chandelier in the centre Of the room. The
tubing had been used for a gas stove. DR.
X. q, But er or Gates avenue was summoned
and pronounced the woman dead.
Miss Fields is survived by her father and
mother. three sisters and two brothers. The
married sisters are Mrs. {. I. COX and Mrs.
b II Butts.
The sun., 1900-12-14

secured" said J II Paul "A woman came
TO me one time with n tale o' woe about he-
husband and wanted me to get a divorce
for her She said that she didn't want any
work done for her for nothing, but that she
was not able 10 pay money. She would do
my washing for twenty five wcefs, though
If ] would FREQ her from her husband She
refused To le' me act in charity for hor, and
marry another man | accerted her offer.
and shc washed away. literally. her mar
riage ties
I'm tell vou Of one of my fees said z r.
Chaplin. Il was defending q man who was
charged with having killed n dog out in Co.
lumba county. The first action brought
against hir, YVES defective, and while tho
plaintiffs counsel was writing out a warrant
] took my man 20 the door and told him to
get out Of the county the Justices ONCE
was on the border lirc--as quick ns he could
In my hurry 70 get him out of the county
J forgot TO collect my fee and never saw
The sun., 1900-12-14
Cocaine Dcbauchery In the Sou,h.
From the Nsr York Medical Pero,d

From the N'u YORK Medical Record
II seems that addiction to cocaine ha,
become alarminClv prevalent among the
negroes and the lower-class whites In certain
sections of the South. so prevalent, indeed.
that apothecarics who ordinarily carried a
drachm of the drug as the stock on hand
have incr"a-cd the amount to ounces. and
even TO pounds We learn that there /, a
"a Cocaine Allo', :" n den 81 vice ', and sitb
cSrhclhE Tor about four blocks, In which.
a. z ,clt2en OF Chattanooga write. there
VIII be found at night about three or four
hnhdted Irnrlc, mo.tly black, but with a
,air Sprlnkilng OF whites, all 'snuiiing' CO.
sItudc, ana condition." The local author.
ileN nave passed an ordnance forhiddlng
the Hal" oi cocaine except on rrc-cription
hut. uhlnrtnnat"l', IL is difficult To prevent
u pt" Tllilon from being filed reI catedlv.
80 'nH' one rr"script ption can bo nnde to serve
Tue pl,rposes of a horde Of dahauchaes In
l. runahle that stat. l"pi.lati0n will bo
thing. 1900 WV ~
The sun., 1900-12-14
TWO RECEIVERS APPOINTED
fOR nm tNGfO.iui uiRiftN ttiI>Gs
tND TOii iSNW fiTiON,

~" 'n' 'N"iV' pfM' " ''''N"'
iND f0ii iN>"IfHoN
Justice Maddo, In pr,oJi,n .nmr, capt.
;,.,,,, g ,,t,, ,1,,.,,n Mt
'" - W NV INV y" "'' y. ','"
inson Hc'ci''Tsh!p 10 Come brforc
SCou,, IA IA, I,b tth,tS ouO
supreme curt jg.t.o" Maddox iu Nfoui 90
ye.,c,d,y ..,,,I ,,,,i,,,. r,, r,
,,.,ln.,,,o, $780,. I ,.,. ...,.
nnt'.N N.'' "a" '.,''E ana r'. '' 90
ton capt Jo'"lh " nickcv of N""hurgh.
~ n,,,,, y, '' :, ,'S's ,u',' ',,",''" ,',,'
state Banking Department and now receiver
of tIa Gr,pi,, .,t,,,. p.,yJ.,, ,.,,,, Acme n
,',,, ta,I, -. .,.,, ,.., 'I',,, e.. oo,
t"h iH'h u'''iNr VA r'' about SI''""
ont Of N" lob Tho appointment was mad"
on nnrIicatlnu n, tho ,,,,t.. U,,lipp Dcror,-
". "p'',r"'"" u we Wv, ",'n''S ',''.','
meh'. lh' ASSET 'dt"h' "hl'h ~ l. a"'E'u
IL IN "lvcEt. Ha. n1ic,- 1T II Park Row and
o,7 wc,, Ig,,, .,,crt
Arsumenl on 'ii TAR in'ti"h IN t"hl'
Of certain oI the -t,,snDiirr, ur t.ic a-.,-
ciatiou IL tn hc heard hy Juds, Lac. nh.
In the nlt"d Etl'"' Circuit Court at noon ~
day. Justice Maddox took the paper' after
:" "'"' ~ '',' "'' "a,
su'all'h WIN u" '''" Nl'Th'N -''"fa WIZ
liam T.. Ki,-elbnrgh until : o'clock tie
gave out the name, of the men lac names
~
Us rece'yers ia,t ulSht .o,,,or .,o,o,,o,,
to The the 't" State Bankns 'fSTSi ncpartment' gives
Its rhs Hsse, dua ;too9TSSo ,o,,,r, dsnor,nsr,
me h oil me onnSins dePars,m y ,sni eP, nv
ehpenseS, oi me assoc,ht'om ai% sLOS~ III ~,
skoess ol IL ! ihc3nio, Mt hiliuat,tn Sa,u @
% peared G"" F 6aaEns SaT 81 ,nS be a" in
Oh ", @ a. !, ~ V"u,,iru ,nit -, ra.o,.n,
s,ner ann nrhsrs,e savT Ii "t.""s'g "
arose. however and ne Auorhey ,'emerm i,,.
had 40 70 s'rn ~ nnd 90 ms o1i,S di,S py "'ps"s
lot an nguNo,loi ttd fccr'N'r., , ,.
naTSE n"thnaiGT" n xxx he e,',up dro,,"rs AZ
A., ass'cinuot anu aaiu Inv ,n' Y'i .u,T 10Y, u,u
h", Inno,e ,na "i o, ior'n,r: a,
nm. n,fN l'pu"hl'" "iN tia, i Guy @
,hE !, ,he "ii,n,tb' ii,nIt a, o,,nnnb,,'
a,I,. unn,in WIZ ll" "uu u'',fh c,,,' ,hn, .
Iemt.'' N"u.u "e l,a"' :" i'. ~. 10 10 ~ 49,
scnted He aid thai the directors desired
the fullest nvestigation and in Wow II tho
where thrce Penn.ylvania stocEhoIder, ~
for n receiver. the directors did not care viii h
court appointed one. it was a domcst.
the Attorney-I GENERAL was the proper person
We don't admit that we are insolvent."
continued Lawyer Hornblower. We say
we are solvent, but We agree TO n temporary
receiver to conserve the assets and work
things out, -,..,--
Mr.. Kisselburch said that the association
had s3s,oo0 in cash and the receiver appointed
should give n bond of sl00 600.
Justice Maddox said that he did not want
to do anything discourteous, to Judge La
sOe Was under Ufi 'h thc So control @ of Of the State
authorities Lawyer John Winsiow, who
represented one Of the stockholders who
cited cases to show that the United states
Courts jurs sdiction was ahead OF that OF the
State courts, which was denied by Mr.. His ell
MBAYY. Dec, 10 ! .oan nSsocations file
annual reports with the state Banking De-
The sun., 1900-12-14
Erasmus Hall Hish school Girl, defeat
Atciphi at BaskstbaII

In the gymnasium Of Adelphi Academy.
Brooklyn. yesterday, the n,rl teams Of tho
academy and Erasmus Hall High School Of
Flatbush played game of basketball. the
visitors winning by points tol The feature
of the contest was the fine passing. throwing
team She made all the points for her team
and backed up the efforts Of the other PLAYERS
In faultless fashion. The play was fast from
the outset Miss Wheeler scored the only
point for Adelphi in. the second half II
was the first game Of the season for the home
ctimstanoaa
The sun., 1900-12-14
Jockey Rigby Ho me

u. }. Risby. another American Jockey
who has been campaigning abroad all the
season, arrived home on the Majestic yes
terdav. accompanied by his wife. Rigby
rode with fair success In Engl nd. where
hc had AZ mounts lie was first sixty-nne
times, second in ffty-tvo and third In fifty
three races
Eigby also redo in France and ireland
He had mounts principally on the horses Of
William Duke and Lord William Beresford
but rode during the season !ur nearly every
and Mr. trCker.
Rebr said that his career in England had
been pleasant and that he had experienced
American Jockeys tie will return to Eng
land on Feo 10 in time for the opening OF the
racing season
The sun., 1900-12-14
Ruied Out as Irregular.
From ho Konsos C,'D Journo'.

T TVHI wv TEUNHVN TT "VHTNU'|
One of the amusing incidents at the recen,
term Of tho Grundy county Circuit Court
occurred a. tan trial - TN" men CHARGED with
and stealing sono of hi fancy Brahmas MIR
Mason was TELLING how. after he had tracked
the thieves to the poultry market in Chilli
cothe. h" recognized hi~ hens. which were
still alive Il called to one OF them, Come,
Pet, and the hen began To cluck and -
apv conversation between witness aud tho
chicken unless held in presence Of the de-
fendants. The objection was sustained
The sun., 1900-12-14
Annual Meeting of Daunticss Rowing Club.

Tho Thirtv-frst annual meeting Of the
Dauntlcs> Rowing club. whose champion
ci.ht-oIrcd small crew swept everything
hrforc l. during the past season was held
~ VI" Arena On Mcdnesda. evening and
meeting, ever held in the histor nf The or
gHrilat!on III" rcasurer's report showed
q handsome balance on the right sdc OF the
l"dgcr and the membership In larger than
oycr before. Th" unnuai crew dinncr viii
70" holi At Delmouico's in Janunry The
following officers We're elected.
President. Horace ". Walter: Niccrrssid'ni John
!. shea S.ctetary, Frank c. Osmer.. TfrASrrer
ldHard II. Anderson. captain. James W Trainor
frNi licutcnant. Charles Y. Warmuth Second LIEU
J. iArplnoott Charles p Rogers. Arnold B Mamlok
Charles II Wilson and Edward {. Conlin
The sun., 1900-12-14
Contract for MisIi,ippI., Capl,o,.

o"'hSoH' Miss, Dec. ~ Chicago men
haN' secured the contract for building tho
new State CAPITOL " and T. Vou. r.,o
11uccesaiul Their bid was sssi,742 George
nlghn oi Kansas City was the next lowest
pleted In twenty-eipnt months from IAN
next Ieeardles- Of weather This is oxoluaive
q heating. lighting and plurnbinr.
The sun., 1900-12-14

No More Concise Aggregation
Of Real Estate ~ rs Is 70 he found In any med un
than that printed In THE sun each day.-hdr
The sun., 1900-12-14

Anita yivanti Chartres who sued Samuel
for breach OF promise. 10 in Genoa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13
Z Ashland
{W1s.}

SmiaIexo rabunku d%opuscilo
sic tu niedawno aw6ch nieznanych
ch}op]w, ma}ego wzrostu.
Weszll o godzinie pot do 9teJ
wiecz de salonu Polaka Jana.
Szumali, ma rogu ulic 2giej i Bea~
ser ave., jeden. " obecnoscl villas
%ciciela salonu, w%yciagnaf szuhade,
z%avierajaca AS dolar6w j uciek}.
Gdy salonista rznci} sic ma rabus1a,
przvbiegf temu Z pomoca jego to-
warzysz, l strzelii do Jana Szumli,
poczem obaj uciekli.
Szumla drasniety zostaf kul4
" kark, lecz mlmo to chodz1 i wy.
n
pefnia obowiazki swojego zaweda.
Rabusie, ktorzy sadzac Z ich dzlw-
nej wymowy angielskiej, 81 Fran
cuzami, dotad ME pochwyceri.
Nasze polskie soko}y mleli tn
obchdid v hall slecza. Ludzi e
bralo sic dosyc, lecz :. ma9o byio
ipievak65v ola tego, ,hoe pan pro-
.fesor Ole How.ki sill sic, jak
.m6gl tony by1y = siabe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13
ker@pouasncye Wjarusa.

Dopiero szeSt lat up}yne}o.
jak tutejsza polska kolonla ma
homesteady rozebrana i osiedlona
zosta}a,. a jaz many tn polskl
kosci6f i proboszcza W osob'c KS
Naturskiego, bardzo gorliwego W
W s}uzbie bozej i poboznego ka~
|p}ana. Wszyscy p~arafanie tez
bardzo lubia tego godnego dusz"
p~astcrza i iaknajlepiej mn zyczs'
tylko jedna znajduje sig tn po-
b}akana familia, kt6ra zdaje sle ma
zdrade wychodzic naszemu kocha~
nemu X. Probcszczowi G}owa tel
rodziny nazywa SIC . Il ~
Niemiec czy tez Holender z POI
chodzenia, ale IONA Polka, .pocho~
dzaca z Czapiewskich z Dakots]~
skiei WarszawY, gdzie ma matke.
u poczatku to Polacy I'd tych
ludzi stronili, tom w;ecej, re wiele
..isrochlebny.h poylosek docho-
cholxi}e . Mich : Perham j
Dakotci.kiej w ar.zawy, ale ze
razem Z lnnymi niby gorliwie.
krsatali SIC okole budowy k~oscioia.
! szcztgolnie iona Johusona Y
miting,eh parahalny.h 1ywy s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13


dxixl bTafa, wiec uIaano jch "a
dobrych katolik6w. Rzetelnie tez
zap1acili sswoja sumo M koscl6f.
Otworzyly SIC nam dopiero
.oczy, co to "a ptaszek ten Johnson,
gdy podjawszy sic przyniesd 200
stop drzewa do budowy kosclofa.
drzewo to ma w6z nafadowat, lecz
zamiast 2 MIN przy]echac GO budur
jacego SIG k%osclo1a, zawlozf 1e 90
miasta koseau j tam gdzics costa
viii, a sam pi]any bez drzewa przy-
jecha3 do domu, przywozac re
lsoba jednego rowniez pijapego
chiopa, nazwiskiem Jazdzewskiego.
Teraz on sig wvmawia, re to
drzewo do kosciola przywiozfJ lecz
re je chyba kto ukradf.'
Dalej podpada cafe] .parsfll
zuchwa{e zachowanle sig zony teggo
asaua wobec naszego ks'edza. 40
beta ia czesto poo pyle pretehstem
do p)ebanil chodz1' a p0tem 0
Proboszcza plotkl rozpo"'aoa'
Ks'adz ]uz "ca'e ME moe SIG ope~
dz1e te] ~natret"e] czarneJ oao'e'
I mil on naszeso
kosclofa' " baoge'' jest 'ez >@'o~
l'ckl kosc1o'' 90 R'ofego nasz
prcooszcz ooJe@oza' ale "a
czefo pocpaoac luo@'o'"' ze pro-
ooszczem rae" p'@S 'y""
l Johnsonka.
fe"nego razu poJec"ah tai"
KS Ia pog'1e"' a1e
lonesome PoJecna'a' Daose'
"a MIN faz'1a'
Doplero soy. 90 eoSh
Przy]ecnaIl' ooecny falh &PfzJPao'
Klein tuteJszy III re
b + n <, = "1hoh! Pochoa zacy'
paoe- poostepem z po"ozu z"'aolf
l sam*do ksleoza pr"ys'aof' pocze"
z MIN 'aze" PoJecna'' A~s'szysAo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13
N~ASl::AGENCl.

Upowainieni 80 do kolektowA.
nia abonamentu W1ARusA nastepu
,,cy nasi agenci mie1scowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Franciszek
" ardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. = Alexander
Niedsielski, 1914 = Is Str.
BALTIMORE: FIR. Harnowskl
It's s. Bond Str.
NANTICOKE Pa.-Fr. Jabkohsk
OAK HILL. - st. Pogorselski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. - Adam
Bambenek.
WlIko MINI. Fl. J Grechox Ski
TaRN LAKE, pod Ch,csgo.
Iesaf Sera6nlak, 1900 Hermitage
soUrHBEND. Ind:
.s', Jan I. .Trxsbjjpso wskl
SjEo7 Is NrsiaN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13
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=! oszustw wyborczych W 2
precynkcie W Is wardz'e'
gdzie kilku Polakow "skar''
zono o naduzycie dokonane "
dniu wybor6w, wyrzeks' ze
mad ia sprawl nadaremnie
stracil Gas. gdyz 7arauty
byly bezpodstawne.. Miedzy
oska.zonymi byli PIP. k'e.
drowjcz / Niez61awski. Re~
publikanie ME mogac inacze)
okazac swej nienawiSci pre-
|ciw wybitnym demokratom
tel wardy chcieli narob'c i'm
k|opot6w W inny sposob.
PARAFIA Sw. Stan1SiaWa
B. i NJ, W New Yorku.
skIada,4ca sic Z Po]ak6w. W
tych dniach wygrala process
wniesiony trzeciw niej pr.ez
jakie$ stowarzyszenie "Allge-
meine Vere;ne'', sk'adajace
sic Z cierpiacych ma w'elkosc
burzycieli. Process wyn'k} Z
sporu. O w}asnoSc* koscioia
pray Stanton ulicy. Para
fanom Sw. Stanislawa W New
Yorku Z okazyj zwycieztwa
mad szwabska organizacy2,
wirszujemy! KS. Strzelecki.
proboszcz koscio}a Sw. Sta
nis}awa W New Yorku, usku~
tecznil sprzedaz tegoz budyn~
ku "a sumo $500. Paratia
ia buduje nova Swiatynia PREY
ulicy si6dmej, kt6ra bedzie
daleko obszerniejsza okazal~
sza, niz starry koSci6}.
W Wis j.. o.
tworzyli rodacy nasi Stel~
mach ! Kamla m'yn parowy,
zuany pod nazwa East Ar
cadia Roller Mills. Przed-
s;ebiorstwo to dobrze sic O.
plaza.
Wis. 1o|
Grudnia. --Polski kosciol ME-
zalezny sw. Jana, PREY rogu
6tej ave-, Smith St., zgorzal
wczoraj wieczorem do szczetu.
wynosi $1,000. In
stray pozarnej il
kt6rzy bada!i przy-
czyna %powstania ognia. utrzy-
muja, re takowy powstal Z
podpalenia. Kosci6l zbudo~
wany zosta} pred dwoma
LA L III. 49, iona
Wojciecha Tutaj zamieszka'e-
go prey Kfoset ulicy W pol
dzielnicy czu'a sic W
3 grudnia nlezbyt
lobrze, vice po'ozyda ~ciaz
;pi. Doktorzy ME wiedza ma
% zadnej rady. H
MILL CREEK. Wis.-Ks.
Fir. )achimiak urzadzii szko}e
oarafalna. Obecnie uczeszcza
DO szkoiy IS dzieci a zapisa-
10 sic przesz1o 40.
POINT, Wis.
~ dniu 8 Grudnia sedzia
Webb wydal wyrok, skazu-
iacy Konstantego Wojtala.
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