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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
also a farmer and lawyer OF no small

also a farmer and lawyer OF no small
repute.
MIR Aycock's running mate, W D.
Turner, nominee for Lieutenant-GoF-
eInor, is a rising young lawyer, VINO mas
made a name and fame IN the mountains
and valleys OF Western North Carolina,
whose sturdy sons hail his name WIFE
loud acclaim He is above an average
stump-speaker. and, had there been a }otiit
canvass, the Democratic hag-beafet5
would have held their own.
The State Republican Convention put
up Hon. Spencer Z. Adams, Of CasWeh,
for Governor, and CIuadius Dockery, OF
the 1noutains, for Observation-Disclosures
Mr. Adams was for a number OF years
Clerk of his county, and sas served
short term as Superior-Court Judge very
efficiently. He is not an orator, ouI a
pleasant speaker and good reasoner, anu
ike his mate, Mr. Dockery, belongs 20
the better element of me Republican
party in the State, and has many personal
friends, who regret to see him immola Hass
himself upon his party altar. 1t IS con-
cetIed generally that MS ticket VIII De
largely showed under-unless they can
persuade the Populists to withdraw their
nominees and vote the Republican ticket
In this event the result would be doubt
fuI. Mr.. ESckery's popularity III tie
West is great among the members Oh ms
party-in fact, he gives 1t most OF the
r,restiee it enjoys in that section.
DR.. CYRUS Thompson, present Secretary
of state by collision Republicans and
populists four years ago. has the hoilor
sof the Populist nomination for Governor.
ua is a. fluent and strong speaker, and mas
made one of the best officers hoidina
under the Fusion regime, but. unless the
.nettcs of four years ago, or worse, are
ador,tetf, the Doctor and his gang VIII
tind themselves in a hopeless minority
People familiar with political conditions
IN the State say that. With the three
tickets In the field, the election OF -ascocis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Great Sale of Hosiery.


i2l5c Ladies' Black and Tan Hose, plain
and dropstitchcd, for 10c-
s7lkc. Ladies Black Hose. fast color,
plain and dropstitched, for &c.
39c Ladies Black. Red. Purple and Blue
silkoline Hose, for this sale, 1ac.
Black Hose, fast Black, silk finish.
spiiced heel and toe. for this sale, 12isc.
Ladies. Balbriggan Hose. sold for Zoe
pair, for this sale, Toe.
Ladies' F'lesh-colored Hose. Zoe. value.
for Sc.
chilaren's Socks, in, Black. Tan and
White. l5c. valiie, for this sale, 1oc.
Children's Silk-Lisie Lace Pattern
Socks. for this sale, 24c.
SILK Hose sold for 81 pair for this sale,
25c pair-sSes S and S12
Ladies' Fancy Hose, special values for
Come and see our Ladies 25c. Hose
They are great values.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Great Dress Goods Sale.

Black Storm Serge, sold at soc. yard,
ho sl.aJ Real Serge, 46 inches wide, in
GRAY, Blue and Black. for this sale 81.
80 and TIC. Plaids. strictly all WOOL, LOT
'.. s4-i inch, Black camers-Hair Serge, 75c.
grade. for this sale. Soc, 90
5oc. Black Mohair, for this sale. 29c
10 pieces of Figured Black GOODS .'s'a soia
zig sale OF Black Goods at 81 yard
One piece of Heavy, Blue Serge &C. " YIN %
plaid back, for short to skirts soia hof 2i.90
sa nc organdy. in all shades evening",
for this sale, 121ac. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
SUMMER EXCURSION RATES

Via Richmoud, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac Railroad and Connections
to at.;,ntic City, Adirondac'ss, Bar
t,a.:Ior, Newport, Niagara, Thousand
islands, White Hiountains and Other
Northern, and Eastern Resorts
Rourrl-trip summer excursion tickets at
low rates on sale June lst TO September
2Gth good returning until October 31st,
inclusive 10 all the principal Northern
and Eastern resorts, including many
points in Canada; also to many Virginia
resorts. reached via Washington and South
ern Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad Summer Excur-
sion Roate Book, containing hundreds OF
attractive mountain. lake and ocean re-
sorts can be, seen and tickets procured at
Ticket Office, Byrd Street Station, or at
Offices Of Richmond Transfer Company,
No. sos East Main Street, and Jefferson
Hotel. w P. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company announces that teie-
phonic communications can De aad over
lie Iines with Lynchburg. Va: Danyine.
va Roanoke Va: Wakefield. Va. ap-
ponattox, va: F'armvilie. Va: creye,
IA salem. Va: Bedford City. Va; Reds
vile. n. C.; Charlotte. \. c.; Columbia.
For further particulars inquire at the
Public Pay stations and at Managers
osffc. No I2ti East Main Street.
SOUTHERN BELL. = .i.f.t'tiONE AMI
TELEGRAPH : COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

horses from becoming rlshteied W1th
there is no danger of an actual coihslon.
Southern Railway Company VS.. Glenn
Administrator.
The appellant and other creditors OF the
National Express ana Transportation
Company, which had in the year 1856
assigned all its property to trustees Tor
the purpose of securing it's creditors, IN
this appeal seek to set aside and reduce
the compensation allowed Mr.. Ohm Glenn,
the substituted trustee under the deed.
The opinion of Judge Buchaan reviews
the proceedings had in the lonS-pendlHS
chancery cause, and reaches the conclu-
sion that Mr.. Glenn was not the reCelVert
of the court. but that his duties ana pow
ers were only those Of the trustees under
the original deed; and he further holds
that the compensation of a trustee cannot
be increased beyond that provided in the
original trust, and to this extent the COM
pensation allowed the trustee is dmln-
ished
Various items of office rent and clerk
hire, which were objected to, are allowed
him; nor is The charged under the facts
and circumstances Of the case, after 50
Ions a lapse of time, with interest on
small balances remaining in his HANDS and
not deposited in bank.
The opinion holds, also, that, while q
party is given the right TO appeal to GER
tain interlocutory DEGREES, il he desires
the time they are rendered, but may "a
so at any time within a year after a
final decree has been rendered in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Summer Trains.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Irains on the
New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad will begin running from this city
to the Thousand Islands tomorrow with
through sleeping cars, and on Monday
with through parlor- cars. The Niagara
Falls and Thousand Islands Club train
will begin running Monday. Trains for
the Airondoclzs will be placed in SER
vice tomorrow with through parior cars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Great Sale of Wash Goods.


soc silk and Wool Chaliies for DC
81 % crepe silk aiutls Tor 1ac.
French FLANNEL, IN stripes (ai WOOD,
for lie. yard.
zoe, Black Linen, for waists. 2ac
if,o nrsaiaies. for this sale. 4ha-
Xiii Cloth. for this sale. DC
los linl!ties for this sale, 59sc,
;ssIo Din,ities. Tor this sale. 6t.c.
aae. English Cord Disnities. for tins
Sale. i0c.
IS pieces Fine Imported Dimities. new
designs. for this sale, i2ibc- yard
Dotted Swiss. The newest designs are
to be found here al % 10 SOC; they All
sold special foc this sale
rs 2-3c Persian Lawn, Tor this SAFE,
Sc. Black Saline, FOR this sale, Zoe
Tic. White Striped Muslin, for this sale,
1-3c. yard.
l2,Lc. Figured and Striped Pioue for
''i i2ISc. Dress Ginghsms. for this sale
y ' and SOC. Heavy-ayelt Piquc. for this
500 4e.sneh White Lawn. I7c. value, for this
st White Checked Dimfty. sold for is 2-Sc.
ward for this sale. 12isc.
i4c White Piqne, heavy cord, for THIS
sac 1so Ply Pink Pique, for this sale, 1oc.
5Oc. Organize. yards wide ior this
se Social for This saIe-Blsck Lawns and
Orsanoies, 10 TO 5ec. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
PRISON Shin

BROOKLYN, June 1.-THE remains of
the Revolution Prison Ship Martyrs, dis
covered some time ago at the Navy
Yard, were reinterred in Fort Green to-
day. National and State troops partici-
pated in the ceremony, which was very
Impressive. Secretaries Root and Long
and Governor Roosevelt delivered adj
dresses. Governors or representatives from
twelve other original States were pres
ent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Special Mating Sale.
Great Sale Baby Caps.

SOC. Children's Pique Bonnets for 25c.
39c. Chiidren's Caps, styles to select
from, for 25c.
soc. Infants Caps, with tucks and
ruching, for Bike.
sec. Infants and Children's Caps, with.
inserting and tucks.. for SOC.
Special sale of Infants and. Children's
Caps ar 10, Sc, 81, S1.25 and S1.39
Special sale OF Bonnets $3.50; Infants
Caps with inserting and Hamburg, 1or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Grand Sale Ladies' Skirts.

Ladies, Linen Crash Skirts, for this
Ladies White Pique Skirts, well worth
s. for tnis sale. 81.
ladies' Pique skirts. with Hamburg in
serting. 81 value. for S1.39.
Ladies Crash Skirts, 81 kind, trimmed
in Blue braid, for this sale; :'oc. e, %
I,aoies' Black and Navy-Blue DUCK OK
Skirts. trimmed in White Braid, Gov
grade for this sale. SD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
sEABOARD AIR LIME RAILWAY
Change OF Schedule.

Commencing Sunday, June Sd, the Sea-
board Air Line Railway will lnausurate
double daily passenger service over its
OWN RAILS FROM RICHMOND to all
Trans win leave from c. & o. Broad
street Station, at o:S5 F. AZ and 1890 p.
AZ. Also 80 a. NJ. daily, EXCEPT Sun
dav. which runs solid to Durham. n. c..
], Trains arrive in Richmond from South
AT 5.15 A. NJ. and $40 P. NJ. daily, and ?
p M. daily, except Sunday.
For further particulars apply to
II. NJ. BOYhIN,
General Agent,
No. Ss6 East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Wnndmen of the World.

GREENsBURG, Pa, June IA mon
ument to Clarence d. Patterson will be
unveiled in Hillview Cemetery by the
Woodmen Of the World tomorrow. The
ceremonies will be highs interesting and
impressive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Chicago Delegation.

CHICAGO. June 16.,-A special Lain car
rying the Marquette Club of this city, de-
parted to-day for the convention at Phil
adelphia Cd the way stop will be made
at Niagara Fails. \ visit will also be
made to Atlantic City before they attend
the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
State Suen"crfest.

TOPEKA, KAN, Juns 16.-The State
Saengerfest will be held here to-mor-
row. Singing societies win be present from
Saline. Abilene, Junction City, AIarysville
Watnego and a number Of other towns in
the eastern part Of t.>e STATE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
WHY They Cheered.

At tine opening OF the church in a
Kentfsh village the other day the builder,
on rising 10 return thanks. rather stag
gered his audience by the remark;
Gentlemen. fancy am more fitted
for the scaffold than for public speak
ing."-Answers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
g . J. - "a = So
. The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature 81 ZNzszIn
NOTICE.

THE sEABoARDs AIR LINE ER,iA MI
W.AYa nnounces the following Sleeping
S Car accommodations: =,
Trains q, leaving at 2::35 P NJ, and 81
leaving at 1870 p. AZ, carry Pullman
Buffet Drawing Room sSleepers 10 Cotun-
2bia, Savannah Jacksonville and Tampa.
IRA 81. leaving at 1O:4o P A., carries
Pullman Buffet DraWing-Roon Sleeper
from Richmond to Atlanta.
In addition to which the Seaboafd AT "
81 Line Railway is the only line running
DINING CARS between Richmond and
New Rork.
Also DINING CARS on trains 81 and
Al between Hamlet ana Savannah
Pullman space on sale at Office or Com
{ pany, No. s36 East Main Street.
H. M. ROYkIN,
General Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
NORTH CAROLINA CANVASS.
All Three Parties Are Actively at
Work

Work.
DURHAM, NJ c., June ESPECIAL
All three parties have candidates in the
field for State offices in North Carolina
this Year. The Democratic hosts are
led by a peerless orator and champion OF
I White supremacy. c. 3. Aycock, Of
Wayne. who. without doubt, will be the
next Governor He has served his State
several times before. and is the best
political speaker known here since the
days Of the Industrious Vance. He is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

Mrs. Max Heller, OF philadelphia. Is In
the city visiting her mother. Mrs. Joseph
Strauss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Great Sale Tai!or-Hade Suits

All Suits to be sold one-half OF the cost ..a
Now Is the time to buy, Wtaeh YOU
ceive at such prices:
$50 Suits for 50.
S!5 Suits for IS.
$40 Suits for So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

would be nice little gift for the young
lady, who might prefer to sit cut on the
front stoop and MUNICH the candy rather
than ride around the city a hundred times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Special Sale Summer Skirts.
Great Sale EIe!'s Wear.

CSC. Mems Guaze Snlrts. 19c
pic. Mems Guaze Drawers, l2c.i
3. &c. Mems Plain and Fancy SHIRTS anu
soc: Mems Gauze shirts and Drawers,
Mems Elastic Jeans Drawers, soc
Mems 15c Fancy Socks. lec. PAR,
Mems Pure Linen Collars, al hapes'
Zoe. -
Mems soc. White Shirts. Sc:
Inc best soc Soft Shirts Il! m the cry
&c Mems Negligee Shirts. 5oc
Mems 25c. Belts, Leather, lVc-
Mems 25c. Carriers. lie.
Mems White and colored Lawn i'es'
10c. dozen eo,5 go,
Joe.
Great Trunk Sale.
Tomorrow we will inaugurate a great
s nee l'' sale Of satchels 21c. to $3.50.
Special sale Telescopes, ooc. 10 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
low RATES NORTH AND WEST.

low RAE fES NORTH AND WE1ST.
Before you travel North or West cali
upon or address the undersigned for low
est rates via York River Line and Bal
tilnore and Ohio Railroad Royal Blue
Iine). Superb steamer service to Balti-
more connecting with the finest, fastest
ana safest train in the world. Leave
Richmond daily Except Sunday from the
southern Railway depot at 4:30 P. NJ.
Apply 10 c. W. Westbury, 7. P. a.
Southern Railway 900 East Main Street;
Richmond Transfer Co, 500 East Main
Street. of Arthur G. Lewis. Southern
Passenger Agent B. andsO. Railroad, Nor
folk Va
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03
H%istOryczny kalendarz
tatrZahSki.

%sswsd6w, e nswst starosta ami jsdnsmu
Z tych. 90 wpadh " ioh racs, ME m6gf
Iyoia oosli6. Okoao Is styo.nia g6rals
kilku oddsiaaami, prsss Slssk, wraoajs
" CORY do sisbis, jak movie dokladnis
wsp6iosssns zr6daa, : mals tylko strats
swoioh. nSswedsi nisimisN il6 " po.
goh - mimi, : obawy. jak TO I. rosmai.
tyoh misjsc s&ycha6". Csei6 g6rsn
walosy jes.o.s pod Wiiniossm. ohoso
odsbra6 sswsdom xamsk wiinicki. Me
mogs 60 jednak .ra.u doby6, DO MAJ
slime .asoge. Obraoajs ais wiso ohwi.
lowok u Boohnii tam wyoinsjs s.wed6w,
pilnujsoyoh' kopalni soil. Pr.yobod.i
In " pomoo wysaany Prise. kr6la Woj.
nisowic., kt6ry podosas wyprawy DO.
ohshskisj sasiegnsws.y jesyka o stanis
prawdsiwym Wiiniosa 1 .aiogi szwedx
kisj. uder.a p~owt6rnis na Ten samek.
Sswsdsi p%r.sraasni. ME widssc posiik6w
/. Krakows, sapalili twisrd.e " nooy
: nisj uoiskli. Wojnilowios goni lob,
dobisga wiaioie " ohwili, gdy sso.s sie
I ~posifkami, nadohod.scymi . Krakowa.
Udsr.a ma oba oddsiaiy, Bile ma glove
rospras.a. Ranni, 90 jsssoss uoieo
.doiali. pr.ynosss wiadomosd o klesos
do Krakows. Bramy miasta natychmiast
sawar,o. Wojnilowio. wieo sawr6oii,
choso sic upora6 . jsnsralem sswedskim
Forglsm, odoietym terra. cd swoioh I
t~uaajaoyoh sis " okolioy g6r krakow.
skioh. Wojnisow iozs w'pisrajs move,
garnsos sis do nisgo posiiki g6ralskis.
ZbliIyli sie wiec pod Krakow. Sswsdxi
wysyiaja . Krakowa 700 jasdy, leo. aui
jsdsn . tsgo ME wr6oi. Jeneral Wit.
tsnberg wysaai p~owt6rnis podja.d /.
800 lud.i saoAony, lsos . tych mkt ME
wr6oif do Krakowa. Wyprawia wieo
po "a. tr.soi jus tylko 30 jszdzc6w .
rosks.sm, ably unikali ~stircis, q tylko
sasisgli jesyka. Kiedy I . tyoh COS 5
osy 6 zalsdwis powr6oilo do Krakowa i
to ws.yucy ranni, taxi straoh padi ma
sswed6w, e nocy ~nastepnsj strzslali
bss prssstanku z armat wssystkioh 1
recsnej broni, nile wid.so nawet ozy kto
jest pod murami.
lyle movie zr6dia, . opowiadania
ustas, do dsil .aohowane wir6d g6rali,
wspominajs jss.o.e o jakisjt bitwis .s
sswedami " okolloy SEaflar .akohoso.
nsj pogromsm wrog6w. Padl tam ma
wet, jak lud opowiads, %jsnsrai szwsd.ki
Ratsnbsrg, ossmu historic woals nile
pr.scsy, byli bowism wojskowi szwsd..
cy togo naswiska " 6wosssnsj wojnis.
w stsrsj piosnos " ssopos krakow.
s.isj ipiswajs dwsj g6rale, jsdsn. prssd
stsvicisl gorali beskidowyoh, . drugi
t~atrssfskich.
Pisrwszy m6wi:
A j. CORAL cd Wadowic,
A ty bracis, sksdeif powiedsP.,
Chwsli sic .ai dslsj " rosmowis .
g6ralks:
lspssy CORAL cd Wsdowio,
jake tsmtsn, sams powisdxl
DO sic aywis nj Hsntyoy,
tsmci, jako % s~b6jnioy.
Drugi CORAL, . wids6 = togo, 70 jua
dswno odr6fniano g6rsli tatrzafskich
csyli Podhslsn cd g6rali beskido wych,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

Hale, hale, niosem pole,
j. Ia sobie dosr6d g6r,
kisby or.sa poir6d obmur,
kiej sumo sis M hale,
wnst pod skaas. vast M skalei
Hale, hale, nic.sm pole,
bo j. 4yjs polr6d ohmur.
Mech am Lsohy msjs fany,
ola mas dobrs % polany.
Choial wyiasi6 m ME Saved,
ale karki skreoil wnst.
Ma biaiym koniku pan starossa jed.ie,
diva tysiscs ohiopo6w s..toporkami vie.
dsie.
q toporkami wiedsis ma wojsnks "
pole,
mote Of jus 4adsn ME wr6oi ma hale.
Ami wstpic. e TO ~wspomisnis wypra.
Wy M sswsd6w, kt6rs prssohowaia sta.
"a ssopka krakowska. Zsohowsia Ola.
tsgo i wso4yia jake ohlube " ussa GO.
rsla tatrsahskisgo, DO oxas zdarseh
schodxif sie : cxassm obnosssnia sxopki.
Zaprawde. CORAL mial sic ossm chwali6,
gdy sslachta traoils duoha, q PIANO vie
prssohod.ih jawnis na strone szwsdsks.
Stycseh roku Pahskisgo 1865 ME byl
saists swyo.ajnym s'yc.nism " dsisjaoh
Podhalal (Pr.sglad Zakopahski).
Dr.. Stanissaao EIiasz R~ddzikopsEi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

7>->ILS kolektujemy natychmiast wszy-
I'd stktm ludziom. kt6rzy ma to ME
maja sposobu; r6wniez kolsktu-
jenny pieniadze "a noty. rent. board. rachunki REF
sadowe kaajseia (Ssln fS%sn l u sslSnlsSSw .iv wSri iSsafGy.
row; adwokaci / constable zajmuja sic wsselkiemi
sprawami na~tychmiast. M0w1my pc niemiecku 1
skandynawsku. Godziny cd 8 rano do Z wieczorem;
" nledziels cd 9 do I Po poiudni%; Zgiaszae sic do:
shington St.. pok6j Is. blisko 9Th ave.. Chicago. hi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03
Polacy ma ~obczyznie.

- Ola teehnik6w. PIP. Abakano.
wics 1 Rsohnis wski, slsktrotschnioy, IA.
missskali " ParyAu, ~pr.sznao.yli 10 600
feank6w IL sapomogi dla tschnik6w
polskiob. pragnacyoh w.iac udziai ma.
ukowsj wyoieo.cs tschnicznej na Wy.
stawe paryska. Wyoiso.ka odbedsis
sic W sisrpniu 1 potrwa cd dwu do trseoh
tygodni. Podania nAls4y sgiassa6 pod
adressm sskrstarsa: D. Sliwioki So,
rue Monsieur Prince, Paris.
- ,,Dziwne z8dania pOlicji!" -
Pod tym n~ags6wkism donosi nWiarus"
bocbumski:
nPrexssi kilku towarsyssw polskich
W okolioy Bochum otr.ymali tsmi dnia.
mi we.wanis, aby pr.ybyli ma polioje.
Gdy sic W oxnaczonym osssie v biufse
policyjnsm stawili, povied.iano i'm, ably
prsynisili M policje c~hoEsgisw, o.apki
~chorssyoh, o.apki towarzyskis, o.naki
t. d. Polioja widoo.nis chloe sbada6,
osy mote ohoragwis towarsystw, o.apki
I osnski ME kryja " sobie jakisgo
stras.nsgo niebsspisc.shstwa Ola IVA.
ssrlsndu". Bisdns to ohorsgwis polskich
towar.ystw! Pf.sd laty jua podobnis
postepowano . ~polskismi Ohoragwismi.
TymoIassm oh orsgwie to~wsrsystw ma.
s.yoh polsko- katoliokioh % poiwiecone
W koloisle, kt6ra to okolicsnosc juf "a.
ma Wilma js chronic pred nsgabywa.
MEM policji. A jus dopisro csapki to.
war.ystw! Kto q ts osapki, ten sly:
s.sc o nagabywsniaOh policji, psknac
m6giby .s lmischu, bod to osapki o lyle
tylko - polskie, 70 js noszs c.lonkowis
polskioh towarsystw.
nDsiwnsm prsytsm JEST ssdanis poll.
oil, ably presses chorsgisw. crapki It'd.
zsni6s. ma polioje, ably je .obso.ono.
Sius.nis tsa jsdsn . prs.ss6w odpowis.
dsias, 70 jeasli policja chloe ohorsgisw
IL. d. zobaczyc, 10 snsjduje sic ona "
lokalu towarsystws, gdzis j. obsjrss6
mo&ns, gdy4 do ~sauoszenis ma policjs
ME czuje sic s~obowisssnym.
nWygodniej urzsdsis sic volt "
Wslsmsr, DO poprostu postal p~rssesowi
TowarEystwa wv. Alojsego " Weltmar
pismo trefci nastspujscsj:
uW.ywa sic pans ninisjssem, abyi
sic Pan " cswartek, 20 maros, o gods.
81 20 pofudniu prsed podpisans wiad.s
The times., 1900-12-28
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Begun
Against a. Grandmother.

The habeas corpus proceedings insti-
tuted some time ago by Samuel Gator to
recover possession Of his fve-year-old
child, Ralph E. Gator. will come up for
final hearing today before Justice Cole in
Criminal Court No. .. In his petition Mr.
Gator stated that the child was in the
custody of his grandmother. Mrs. Sarah
Zeller and that she refused to surrender
it to him. writ of habeas corpus was
issued against Mrs. Zeller, who in answer,
it is stated, claimed that the mother of
the child. her daughter, before she died
gave it to her to keep and care for. At
the first hearing, however, the child was
not produced in court, because it could
not be found by the deputy marshal who
served the writ on Mrs. Zeller few
days ago however, another writ requiring
Mrs. Zeller to show cause why she should
not be held in contempt Of court for fall
ing to produce the child was issued by
the court. The writ was given to Deputy
United States. Marshal James Spring
mann who took Mrs Zeller and the child
in question into custody. Since the ar
rsst OF Mrs Zeller the child has been
placed in charge of a competent person
and will be produced in court this morn
ing to await the judgment of the court as
to who is its lawful guardian.
The times., 1900-12-28
HECHT AND COMPANY,
5f3-515 Seventh Street.
w. R. sTRICKLEN's FUNERAL.
Remains of the Late Pastor of Ham,
line Church Inferred.

The remains of the late Rev. W. r.
Stricken were taken to Louden Park
Cemetery, near Baltimore. yesterday af-
ternoon at , o'clock for interment. Fu-
neral services were held at Hamline Meth
odist Episcopal Church at II o'clock in
the morning. The edifice was filled with
friends OF the dead pastor. Rev. Lucien
Clark, assisted by Rev. J. W. Steele. Rev.
W A. Edwards, Rev. l.. F. Winderman,
Rev. E. l.. Watson, Rev. G. F. Porter,
Rev. H. R. Naylor, and Rev. st. Clair
Neale, conducted the services.
Papers were read from the Washington
preachers and Baltimore preachers
meetings in praise of the life work OF DR..
Stricken, and Rev. DR.. Naylor and Rev.
Dr. Neale delivered addresses laudatory
of his character.
There were many floral offerings on the
pulpit and casket. The ceremony was
concluded by the choir singing We Stall
Gather at the River" as the audience
solemnly left the church.
The remains were taken to Louden Park
on a special train over the Pennsylvania
road. A large number of the members OF
Hamline Church accompanied them TO the
grave.