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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-12
Sun God. Of the Eey p,,an.

The Egyptians had many names for
their sun god, among these one for the
rising sun, one for the midday sun and
one for the sun when it set in the
west. The very biggest idol they ever
made was to represent this sun god.
It is what we call the "Great Sphinx
of Gizeh." No one knows who made
this sphinx or when 1t was made, but
In all likelihood twas already there
In the desert more than 5000 years
ago, when the first king of Egypt
whom we know anything about ruled
over the country.
Listers anti-prize fight bill, which
passed both the senate and the house
provides severe penalties for all who
have anything To do with a boxing
match or any form of prize fight, in
cluding spectators. It goes into effect
July A.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-12
Cashier Stone Escapes rrosecuslon

SIOUX CRY, April 9.-The three in
dictlnents which have been hanging
over the head of e. p. Stone, the miss
ing cashier of the Sioux City Savings
bank, have been dismissed on motion
of the county attorney. In 1896 Stone
skipped out following the failure of
the bank, and an examination showed
that he had forged paper to the
amount of $40, 900. ~.All efforts to find
s: ): E: ): !! y :
and, moved b,y \
the men who secure
consented to their az sal. 1t is
said Stone has been offered work, and
| now that the chances of his arrest are
removed he can go to work and sup
| port his family But just where he is
located is only lnownto a very few,
and they will not tell, Before his
downfall Stone was one of the most
prominent men of the city, had a fine
home and moved in the very best cir
/ cles.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-12
BREyITIES.

Secretary Ward, of the Des Moines
Commercial Exchange, recently re
ceived telegram from Congressman
Hull stating that President Mckinley
had signed the military post bill and
that it is now Il law.
Centerville dispatch: While Mrs.
Martin Nelson, living one mile north
of Numa, was tending a fire of trash
and grass, her skirts caught fire and
she was soon enveloped in flames, be-
ing SO badly burned that she died
within a few hours.
John Mccain, an employe of the
Cardiff gypsum mills, of Ft Dodge,
was probably fatally injured by
large quantity of rock falling upon
him. He had INST firad off - 1,, 4
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-12

me agricultural appropriation bill was un-
der consideration and was made the vehicle of
considerable desultory debate on irrelevant
political topics. Coed progress was made with
of the 81 pages being covered before adjourn.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-12

The woman's suffrage bill was de-
feated when it came up in the senate.
The vote was "a yeas to 81 nays, two
less than a constitutional majority.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-12

Washington, April 9.---After some further
discussion The senatc to-day rejected the sec
tartan school amendment to the Indian appro-
pration bill offered by Jones of Arkansas by n
vote OF so to 16. Without division the bill was
passed. The measure carries about So Ala, 600.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to agree
tive to the seating of Quay as a senator from
PENNSYLVANIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

.,byla mr a l''u DO %. Iprzepro,w IVA.
dzenia "a pomoca rozrzuco-
nych nowych zasad. e Lu-.
ter nie byl reformatorem,
ale rewolucyonista. w rzeczy
.samej po tel reformie coraz
gorzsj zaczelo sic dziat ma
swiecie, a uczeni katoliccy
podzial Poiski klada ma bark
tel o%slawionej reformy.
Ma tych przytoczeniach
kodczymy tych slow pare.
DO dostatecznie z Mich wi
dat. re zbawienny ruch IA
czyna sic take miedzy uczo
nymi i bezstronnymi profess
tautami polnocy. Daily Bog,
zeby on ur6sl i przynosil POI
dobnie iak W Anglii zbawien-
ne i liczne nawr6cenia ola
KoscioIa katolickiego i zeby
z .czasem stala sic. - Jedna
owczarnia jeden Pasterz.
lKatolik).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
Drobne Echa.

BUFFALO,. N. Y. Pc
dlugich latach doczekano sic
nareszcie polskiej nauczyciel-
Xiv szkole publicznej i to
~pierwszej W historyi miazta
Buffalo. Jest MIA PAM Helena
Piotrowska, kt6ra CO tylko re
zdala egzamin. Pan Emerson,
superintendent szk6l publicz-
nych, ola tego ia tax ma razie
zamianowa}, IL uwaza} ponie-
kad "a sluszne wymagania
Polak6w, by ich dzieci mialy
kogoS. kt6ryby i'm nauke
t}6maczy} W ich ojczystym
|jezyku, przez co wiecej i
lepiej nauczyt sic So W stanie.
PAM Piotrowska znajduje sic
PREY szkole mr.. 81 PREY
Rother ave. gdzie masa die
CT polskich nczeszcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w arun k /.
renumerata wynOsi rocznie

Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARusA
Z dolu, konlecznie. musza pfaoic
400 ma jeden rok, lubo W tym
roku ola przedp}acicieli czyli p}a~
cacych naprz6d, roczna op}atf
znizylismy ma $1.50.
Kto zjedna nam trzech no
Tych abonent6w i przesle Cd
kazdego ca}orocznY abonament z
CORY, t:mu przez ca}y rok gazette
dla niego samego przese}ac bedzie~
my bezplatnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety'
awazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
wiedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
,ycnmiast podac wydawoy W1ARUsA
wdj nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wi2 gazety "a po6rednictwem
listowego lub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARUs pose}any be-
die dalej Skoro .kto zaprzestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpierw
ssffaatit, jezeli co "a mia winien.
Ptieniadze "a i ola W1ARUsA ma
le4y przese@at przez pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order. MONA
tes przese}at abonament W dolarach
pspierowych, przes Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych Tub dwucen
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
ie7eli abonament, W TAXI sposdb
przes}any, " drodze przepadnie Zoo
sik " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
.darza) wydawoa W1ARUsA. ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial:
no6ci. Take listy najlepiej kaza6
ma poczcie registrowad, DO wtenozas
urz9d pocztowy bierze ma siebie Cd.
powiedzialno66, he wra z zawartos-
ei3 doida ma miejsce przeznaozenia.
Wsselkie listy oraz przese}ki pie
nieSne do W1ARusA adrescwa6:
81. Derdouski
$40 E. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
Liturgy naW,1r'as,c,aja sic

NiektOrzy uczenl Plotcs-
tanccy pc dlug'ch zastano-
wieniach przyszli do przeko-
mania. ze znajdu]a sic ma
blednej drodze, ma k::6rej ME
moga osiegnac celu, ola kt6~
rego stworzeni zostali. To tel
ME chcac opierat sic praw-
die, sko6czyli ma Rzymie,
to macy. re przeszli ma }ono
EKosciola kato]ickiego. TAX
uczynil Augustyn Strindberg,
giosny uczony Saved.
Podobniez Krogh Tonning
teolog i pastor koscio]a W
Chrystyanii nawr6cil sic,
zrzekt sic parahi. a obecnie
|pracuje slowem i pi6rem mad
nawr6ceniem swoich ziom-
k6w. Miedzy innemi og}osi}
on rozprawe, w kt6re) dowo-
dzi, re kosci6i luterahski zu~.
pelnie sic jul rozpadl i lie o
jednosci WARY W tym kos
ciele ME mole bye mowy, DO
odrzuciwszy jedne najwyzsza
powage W KoScie]e, kt6ra
Chrystus Pan ustanowi}, musl
cz}owiek zajsc ma bezdroza.
Nadto w drugim uczonem
dziele noszacem tytu}:- O
lasce i wolnej wolf podlug
nauki Sw. Tomasza. zbija
inne g}owne bledy swoich
wsp6}wyznawc6w niedaw-
nych. Prawdziwa zas ]ego
my$la jest: zjednoczenie W
Kosciele bozym.
lnny znowu pastor Oh.
Rarfoed og}osi} W Kopenha-
DE ksiazke o upadku protes
%tantzymu, W kt6rej dowodz;,
re nauka Lutra o uSwieceniu
Isle przez sama Ware be- do
brych uczynk6w by}a oszuka~
MEM i bledem, i re to sta(o
Isle ola lutra przyczyna py-
W ten spos6b CT dwaj u
czeni burza podwaliny, ma
kt6rych wspierala sic przez
|jakis Gas nova religia. Mo-
wimy wspiera}a, DO dzisiaj
wiekszoSc protestancka wy
ksztalcona wierzy. co jej sic
podoba. albo tel i ME wierzy
zupelnie.
Piotr Barfoeo jest wog6le
nieublaganym wrogiem pro-
testantyzmu. Ola tego tel sie~
ga on | do history; zbija fall
SEE szerzone przeciw Papie~
zom, a miedzy innemi tax
isze:-Powszechnie wierzy
sic. jakoby reforma re}igijna
zr. 1880 przynios}a zlote
CORY ola Danii, gdy przeciw-
ME kraj stall sic widownia
wojen wewnetrznych i eel
wnetrznych. Ko$cl6l du6ski,
ktory pierwej byl bogaty.|
Znikne'o mi}osier-
ola biednych i nieszcze-
sliwych. Skasowano dawne
i ich bloga dzialal-
Zlupienie dobr kosciel-
nych. tyrania mcznych wzgle.
ludu, brutalnost. zle
.bchodzenie sic 2 ksiezmi,
pomnikow: OTTO
a It H E-'r@EE- -sS -.'- L
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y ostatnich 300 Iatachh.
Znaskoemity uczony nieniecki
J. Beloch ~ znany . badah
historyczno statystYcznych, ogla-
sza swiezo " ostatnim zeszycie
czasopisma J. VOLTA wyniki swo-
ich badah mad ludno6cia zachodniej
Europy pred lat 800 z badah
tych wynika, Re pred 800 laty ma
rodowos6 niemiecka liczy1a oko{o
90 mil, francuska II mil. wfoska
Is mlllon6w hiszpanska j portu-
galskaa razem 10 mill, angielska
5 MIL. polska 3 miliony, skandy-
nawska 2 m1liony i ezeska 2 Milo
ny. Opera sic zas Beloch ma
danych wydobytych przez ostatnie
bahama naukowe; co do rolskl
posiada daty cd prof. Kleczyhskie-
go. Ludnosc. calej Polski oblicza
ma Z milon6w:
Niesfychanie clekawe jest zas
zestawienie tych cyfr z dzisiejsze-
mi liczbami, odnoszacemi sic do
p~owyzszycl narodowosci. l tax
liczba Niemc6w wynosi dsis IS mi-
lion6w, a wiec wzros{a 0 $50 proc.
Francuz6w 80 milion6w (wzrost O
1870 procent). W1och6w 80 miliony
.(wzrost $50 procent): Hiszpan6w
"a miliony (wzrost o 40 procent),
Anglik6w 20 milion6w (wzrost
o $50 p~rocentI. Polak6w liczy
professor Beloch - moze nawer
nleco "a ma}o - ma Is milionow
(wzrost o 430 procent]. Skandy-
nawc6w 10 millon6w (wzrost o 400
procent). Czech6w 8 milion6w
(wzrost o 800 procent). Wyni ka z
tego ze re wszystkich anrodowosci
neutrality-suspicious. W estat-
mich stuleclach wykazali najwie-
ksza zdolnosG przyrostu Anglicy, a
zaraz pc Mich stoja ma drugiem
miejscu Polacy. Dalej lda Skandy-
nawczycy i Czesi - zas ostatnie
mlejsce zajmuja Niemcy i narody
romanskie. ...... .
So to wprawdzie tylko cyfry
przyblizone, ale i tax daja dobre
o naszej zywotnosci.
tenn bardziej jesli sic uwzgledni, re
laden nar6d W Europe ME by} nae
razony ma take prseszkody W swo-
i'm rozwoiu, jak nasz = re gdyby
ME ten pow6d. to byliby6my sic
DOdaJ Wysunell IA p1erWsze mleJece
innemi narodami.
Il South Chicago.
Z;ednoczenie To1arzystw
polskich pod opieka sw. Je-
rzego W South Chicago mia}o $40.
je roczp posledzenie, ma kt6rem
'brato nowa administracye: prezy
,ent Franciszek Jurklewioz; vice.
.----S- - o--eA "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
MAST AGENCl.

Upowa&nieni g do kolektowa.
nia abonamentu W1ARusA nastepu
,lcy nasi agenoi mie1scowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - Franciszek
NardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. = Alexande,
Niedsislski, 1914 - Ie Str.
BALTIMORE: Ri. Narnowsk,
7ls 8. Bond Str.
NANT1UOKE Pa.-Fr. Jabkohsk
OAK HILL. - St. Pogorselski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambsnek.
WlLNO Mimi. ]. Grochox xxi
d Y LAKE pod Chicago. -
Jsssf ssr s1nlak $500 Hermitage
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

trsydzlestu kilku gorniik6W, mice
dry ktdrymi spaiduje sic wielu POI
lak6v.
, Ma1o zrazu bylo nadziei ably
sasypanych mozna by}o odkopat
jeszczeI zywych, ale yracowano :
ca}a energia. Zasypani robotnicy
tel ME pr6tnowall lecz torowali
sobie droge pr,ez zasypany gl6wny
ipoparu godzinach utoro.
wall sobie droge ! wyszli wszYscy
zupelnia nieuszkodzeni.
FRANKFORT. Ky. - Wpro-
W urzedowanie guberna-
tora Beckham wybranego ma try
lata, kt6ry dotychczas s%prawowal
sw6j urzad tylko zastepczo. w u
roczysto6ciach inauguracyinych
udzia}: milicye, bluby poli~
tyczne, miejscowe z iunych Mast,
oraz t}umy pub~liczno6ci. Sedzia
Hazelwig odebrai cd
.ubernatora przYsiege.
1NDIO. Cal. 70 grudn.a. =
Try wayony Portoryczan6w znaj-
duja sig tutaj ma bocznych torach,
popakowani jak bydfo lub niewol-
nicy " pe}nem zaaczcniu tego. wy
razu. Portoryczanie CT zostali pod
stepem wyprowadzeni re swej OIL
czyzny, gdzie i'm przyobiecywano
z}ote CORY. Blednych tych ludzi
prawie przemoca dostano ma okret
Arkadla W San Juod przyczem uzy~
wano r6zuych k}amstw niepodo-
u~wierzenia: Jak sig obecnie
wykazuje, ci kt6rzy ich wyprowa-
dill re swych dom6w, biora ich
jake niewolnik6w ma wyspy Hawai-
skie, gdzie ich zatrudnia pray upra.
VIE trzciny cukrowej. w Indio
jost ich W wagonoch oko4o stu i
wszyscy sig domagaja, ably ich
odeslano z powrotem do domu -Kto
jest odpowiedzialny, "a to ME ME-
wiadomo, lecz bez watpienia obec~
ma odministracya powinna W to
wejrzec i zaopiekowa6 sic swymi
obywatelami a ME tolerowaG ME-
wolnictwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
zaplac;li "a Wiarusa.

s$ 4aN .I-~ s
WEI. = oiDAn
"le' NV TO-
sv1ei =
> ~ acno"sAl
r~ranc'szeA hus1'eieAi
a"el Ao'ln0
ls"aoy "uun
eau A'oso "'A
80 -
~" Doea'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
AME|RYk.A.|
!. VI Pa. dom

sra, .ssw tamtejs.ej okolicy Y
Danmore wskutek ulewnyoh desz
o.6w - ..ap.dla Die na pr1estarrz1ee'n''ii
5 akrdw siemia mad kopalnia Ma.
y.Dg Coal %. odein.jso5odtviata'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

E BAY, Wis. -
Adam Kuta, farmer zamiesz-
kaly niedaleko Green Bay,
kt6ry stswal W sadie. oskar-
Tony O zamiar zamorzenia
glodem dwojga swych dzieci
upoSledzonych przez nature,
zostal uwo}niony cd wszelkiej
Observation-Disclosures.
TAUNTON, MINI. -
Tute]szy ~obywatel Antoni ia
si6ski, w}asciciel pracowni
rymarskiej, ozeni( sic panna
Bogumi}a Stefanowicz, daw~
niejsza nauczycielka.
BESSEMER, Mich. - w
Ramsey, miejscowosci licz9-
ce) $50 mieszkahc6w, wykryto
- wypadk6w ospy. Szczepia
tn ma gwalt wszystkich, die
ci | doroslych. Zmar|a tn ma
Stanislawa Bielecka;
powiadaja. re zatruto jej krew
PREY szczepieniu.
WIEL. x,
5KUL1K, proboszcz parah'
W La Sale. ILL.,, OIL
" tych dniach cd
)ica sw. Leona XII order
Pro Ecclesia ct Ponte6ce"
vraz : %dyplomem, j list Cd
.ardyna,a Rampolla.
EEstH%NsE @.ss=EE ~s-- E#&-F =t|.FaEI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

DUNK1RK. N. Y; Is CRU
dnia. - Wczoraj wczesnym ran
klein polar ~zniszczy1 szko}e rzemie~
slnlcza W Fredonli i zrzadzif szko-
dy ma 200 tysiecy dolar6w. Wszy
stkie rzeczy i ubrania 75-cin uczen-
mic tel szkoly, kt6re znajdowa}v
sic ma s~clem pletrze. sta1y sig
pastwa p}omieni. Dziewczeta rato-
waly sic acieczka dotad brak SECS
|ciu. jak r6wniez l starego s1uzace-
go.
Jedna re spalonych dz1ewczat
wydosta}a sic pierwotnio ma dw6r,
przypomniala sobie jednak, lie 20
stawi}a brylantowy %p1erscien, wr6-
ella vice .po niego i sic ME pokaza~
Ia:
L1CZBA wojsk amerykah-
skich ma Filipinach zredukowan9
sostanie do 5000 TAX rozporza,lzil
wojny.
NEW YORK. - Zarxady
niekt6rych linij kolejowych kur-
sujacych pomiedzy New Yorkism i
Chicago zniosa cd j stycxuia 1901
!. 1vyosaj spr1edawania ksletom
&s,selkioh wysannualh. bilet6w kolejo-
vych = polows oeny.
q W1ARUsA
i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

AZ koSciola honoraalnnlil We
Nil muzyka n ~ oszt1zjednocze"
nia, Ogden doehodu mia1o lie
dnoczenie sa,s7s,ss % l zalosenia,
u do tego czasu. Isnaoy 30
clan, selretars, 1884 Superior aye:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
4 South Chicago.

Z;ednoczenie To 1arzystw
wojsk polskich pod opieka sw. Je-
rzego " South Chicago mialo $40.
je rocznc posledzenie, ma kt6rem
obrato nova administering: prey
pent Franciszek Jurklewicz; vice.
prezydent Jan Szafranski: sekretarz
Iguacy Bocian; kasyer Fl. K RY~
dzewski. R&da .gospodarcza: Fran
ciszek Wieczorok, Eranciszek Bon.
kowskl, Andrea Exert i J6zef Ro-
zak.
Zjednoczenie to zaloione TO-
stale v 1894 roku i sklada sic :
c.terech wojskowyoh .towarzystw
" parafii sw. Micha!a Archanla}a.
Posmiertne wypaaca $500 Pc xmar
lynn ox}onku, pc homie $500. w
ssesoiu lataoh wglaoilo y. 4os pot
miertnego. Wypadkdw dm;erc, By
10 osm. Pogrzebem kaadego csson-
K. jeteli sic familia M to xgadz.,
1ajmuiesie Zlednoe.enie, j oici4gai
podmlertnego kossta pogrzebu,
wyprowadxa niebosEcyk. ! dom,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-28
CHARLES LEMPERT'S DEATH.

His Father Returning from Paris-The
 Attitude Toward Americans There.
 Charles Lempert died of pneumonia on Thursday at his home, 97 Prince street after an illness of two weeks. He was the son of Julius Lempert and was seventeen years of age. Julius Lempert is we'll Known to the public, having been manager of Railroad Grove at Savin Rock for years. MT. Lempert is on the way home from Paris, where he had intended to deal in optical in struments during the exposition. He has written saying that he decided to leave after experience showed hjm that the business prospects there, at least for Americans, were very discouraging. He states that the treatment of the Paris officials in charge of concessions is not even formally polite in the cases of American applicants. They are very anxious to get possession of money off, fered for business privileges and appar- ently care for nothing else. His un- pleasant experience with Partisan busi- ness methods has convinced him that the United States is a far better place for it's citizens than is Paris, under ex- isting conditions
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-28
Grand Opera Rouse.

Lights of Home" was presented to large and enthusiastic audience at the Grand Opera house last night. The love affairs of Chimmie Dooan and Kitty McGower, in the Lights of Home,' cause no end of amusement to the spec tators Kitty is the daughter of the applewoman, Mrs. McGower, whose hand and heart are in great request but the gay widow refuses to fall a captive to Cupid until the last act. She is too busy to take any notice of Kitty s love affairs, and the latter goes serene ly on in her own sweet childish way. There will be matinee to-day and the play will be repeated in the evening. Seats now on sale. Regular prices.
 "McFadden's Row of Flats" which comes to the Grand next Monday, Tues day and Wednesday, with matinee on Wednesday, is this season being given with cast comprising such well known names as the four emporors of music, Russell Whiting, Edwards and Howard, Thomas and Quinn, Charles A. Morgan, Harry Watson, the comedy bicycle tramp; Lizzie Conway, Kittie Nelson and a large number of young and grace ful farce comedy girls-not forgetting the funniest of all miniature comedians, Bobby Ralston. For the past three sea- sons "McFaddens Row of Flats has been one of the most successful of farce comedies. Seats now on sale. Regular prices
 The mere fact that H. A. Du Souchet's effervescent comedy success, My Friend From India," is to play at the Grand Opera house on Thursday, Fri day and Saturday, May 3, and 5, is ample guarantee that those intending to visit same will more than be repaid for their investment of time is money. The company is headed by Walter E. Perkins in the original part of "A Keen Shaver" which he played for over two hundred nights at the BiJou theater, New York city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-28
MRS VIM BOYLE WILL RECOVER
Seriously Injured in a Collision With a
 Reckless Wheelman.

Seriously Injured in a Collision With a
 Reckless Wheelman.
 Mrs. William Boyle of Hartford was seriously injured as a result of being knocked down by a careless bicycle rider on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Boyle has been visiting the Misses Collins of 117S Chapel street. and was standing at the corner of Park and Chapel street when struck Louis Jones, night messenger boy for the Western Union Telegraph company was riding the wheel and collided with Mrs. Boyle just as she was about to board a car. Mrs. Boyle is a large woman, weighing about 200 pounds, and the fall was very severe. It is supposed that she fell on her head, as she was bleeding profusely from the mouth and the right ear when assisted to the house. Dr. Goodwin of 1179 Chapel street was called, and attended the pa- tient until 10 o'clock yesterday morn ing, when she was taken to the New Haven hospital Her husband who is musician in Colts band had arrived about six hours before she went to the hospital. The officials there said last night that while her recovery was not unlikely 1t would be some time before anything could be said positively con- corning the extent of her injuries She is conscious only at intervals.
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MISS STALLS RAG TIME WHIST Quaint Costumes, Delectable Dainties
 and Melodious Music


 The l. T. Whist club was pleasantly entertained last night at the home of one of it's members, Miss Daisy Stahl of Il Wooster Place. The members of the club are Misses Basserman, Stahl, Ruff, Grave, Kricke, and Kirchoff and Messrs Spiegel, Scheiffele, Hugo, Jente and Henry and Herman Hessler Miss Kirchoff was not present. and Miss Minnie Stahl played her hand. The lady's prize went to Miss Grave, and Miss Ruff took the lady's booby prize. Mir Jente took the gentleman's prize, and MT. Scheiffele won the booby prize by a neck.
 The gathering was called ragtime whist, and the guests were dressed in rag time costumes. Mere description is inadequate to convey an idea of the costumes of the clubs members. Wal cessful imitators in at least eleven instances, the twelfth member impersonating the Yellow Kid. The spacious parlors were tastefully decked a la ragge. Even the flowers were cloth but looked genuine. A delectable luncheon was served at ten. and music and dancing until midnight made the occasion memorable. MT. Spiegel pre- sided at the piano, and was an accept able accompanist for rag time and other songs, alternating with waltzes and two-steps. The guests and their hostess entered into the spirit of the event and appeared to thoroughly en- joy the novel and pleasing pastime known as rag-time whist.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-28
poli,s Wonderland Thcater.

Maggie Cline threw McClosl1ey to the delight of another big audience at Poli's s last night and the entire bill, including the numbers added yesterday made a hit. Blanche Ring, the singing come dienne, has bright bunch of songs, and Dick and Alice McAvoy, the other new corners, are excellent. The Leslies, Way Up East" the clever burlesque Rice and Alma in comedy bar act, hel- ly and Violette, Sheridan and Flanagan are all good. Prices, matinee, 10 and 20 cents; evening, 10, 20 and 30 cents; la dies at matinee, 10 cente.
 ABOVE THE LIMIT.
 Charles E. Grapewin, "the Mansfield of vaudeville" assisted by Miss Anna Chance, will present as the leading act at Polls next week their new comedy sketch, Above the Limit Carrie Scott and Baby Mony, a screaming hit, Darlington, Holland and Galpen, oper- atic comedians, Wills and Loretto Scott and Wilson, Crane, the Irish magician, the Kamura sisters, Tom Brown. the versatile entertainer, and Colwell and Mcbride will complete the bill.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-28
BURIED IN THIS CITY.
Funeral of Miss Frances Grace Bush-

Funeral of Miss Frances Grace Bush.
 nell of Madison.
 The funeral services of Miss Frances Grace Bushnell daughter of N. T. Bushnell the hardware merchant of this city, took place yesterday forenoon at the residence of her father in Mad ison. The house was filled with sor- rowing friends, many of whom are members of the Madison Congregations al church, of which the deceased was a much beloved and useful member Rev. Samuel C. Bushnell of Arlington, Mass, son Of the late Cornelius s. Bushell of Monitor fame who was a brother of N. T. Bushnell. conducted the services. There were many beautiful floral tributes. The remains were brought to this city and inferred in the family plot in Evergreen cemetery, the pastor of the Madison church officiating. There were many of the New Haven friends of the deceased at the services at the grave, the family having former Iy resided here for years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-28
MATTHEW FARRELL.

The funeral of Matthew Farrell took place from his late residence, 2S Redfeld street, yesterday morning at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass was celebrated at the Church of the Sacred Heart by the Rev. Father Synnott at 9:30. The interment was in the family lot in St. Lawrence cemetery. The bearers were John Fitz- gerald, Patrick Malone, Patrick McDer- mott James Farrell, P. J. Carrigan and James Lyle. The flower bearers were John and George Carroll. The deceased
 leaves to mourn his loss a wife, two daughters, Mrs. Bohn and Miss Farrell, and one son, Francis Farrell.