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pn,.ic;an.. ,nn,sa.ant Experience.

Fl Pns0. Tex. Fob. l4.-DnggeII WIN
Knockout drops. seriously eut With 4
knife and r0hI,t il I'LL his ready cash,
amounting t. ~ .Gau OF more. MAS the
fate which bcfcIl lr. Alfred j.. Meyer
Of New York. Il physician who las been
spending Il week in the city with \,
Movins. i millionaire patient. \ few
hours before ,layfrcak he was brought
back to his hotel. bleeding prolusely from
half dozen severe knife wounds, hlF
clothing eut in many places and ms mon
ey and watch gone. The attending ply
stefan expressed thr opinion That ~,
wounded hGn Lad been drlGged
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Model Still Here.

Sculptor Henry J. l1ilicott Of Wash-
ington, died few DAYS ago, and tie
model which he submitted in compet-
tion for tile Thomas T. Bayard memorial
still remains ~ ha l. iladelphia, Will
mington an, Baiti more freight house in
this city Against the model are the
charges for six months storag', and -
for packing, the latter claim being that
oil GiaWson $. HBmmit. The sculptor IS
said TO haze declared that the model cost
him $500, apart from his time.
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vnodn.n.. Cnn.ention over.

Cleveland. Feb II. The convention Of
the Woo,lmen of The World of the inris,
diction, Of Ohio. I'ennsylyauia and New
Jersey il over. Officers elected are Louis
Stofrcl. cleveland, head consul; J. Is
Fisher, Braddo'i l'a.. head adviser; )
r. Clark. Fremont, O., head banker:
Il. Walker. .lohn~t"Hn Ia, head clerk
Edward l.allninn. Iordo. head escort
August Mull, Warren. Ia. head watch
man: y. W. Deck, Erie. IA, head sen
| try, The ncNt convention meetS IN Cor
~, Pa, in 1sO3.
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PALACE AMUSEMENT co

Tomorrow night at the Grand Opera
House the Central Palace Amusement
Company give their plantation Jubilee
nd prize cakewalk. S,ys the New York
Press: "Aspiring to initiate our great fin-
anci4rs, majority of the colored cake
walkers OF the city and MANY in other
towns have decided to have Cakewalk
Trust. To this end the Douglas Climb
League OF Cakeyalkors az Ragtime Pro.
iessionals was formed last night in the
Douglas Club, at No ia West Thirty
first street. There are rumors that some
men who believe in industrial competi-
ton will retaiate bv forming the Ben
evolent Order of Cakewalking Coons
The clubhouse was crowded last night.
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Mystery of the i.aosicr state.

Princeton, Ind, l'ch. 4, j. G. Foo
miller was found dead near the grave
ward at lIazleton. Ind Near by was
found II revolver With MI empty chamber.
I.oomillcr had been living in Haaleton.
but c,,nlc recently from Oklahoma, whcr"
he made a fortune. Il is known that he
ha.i 4 large sun Of money 81 his person
when he left Princeton for IIazlctm. iIo
Mas totally blind. The general opmiul
Is lat lie was murdered for his money.
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B,ow Mt com,mon Law Marriages.

Albany Fch. H.. Without debate and
hy i vote nf =, 10 ~ the assembly pass
ed lie Wccl;ca bill aholishing common
iaw marriages in tic state. .hS amended
the hill provides that written marriage
contract, besides hcilig signed by both
parties shall also be- signed hy ~ least
two MilneSsus and filed within =,
months in the office r,.r-srftI or town
clerk. A>Se1. blyncn Fish Of Madison
and Rodrnbcck Of Monroe in explaining
their votes. said they thought the hill was
not III the interests Of .nod inotaS
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Miedman Won wrestling Bout.

On Tuesday night in Philadelphia,
Caarles Wiedman, the we'll known
wrestler Of the North Ead Ath esic Club
defeated Joseph Brahm OF tie South
wark Turn. .emeinde, in wrestling bout.
Mr.. Wiedman won tue bout in FIVE min.
utes. MIR. Wiedman's weight was l3i
pounds. Brahm's l6O Mr. Wiedman aise
won in the running high jump.
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rhnt NeMfounllnnh Mrecls.

81. Johns. y. T.. l'nh. L. Nothing
further has been received conliln@tory
Of tlc supposed wreck Of the British
steamer I.ucrrnc, Captain Reid. which
sailed from Srdrnssnn Ian. u FIR ST.
Ioll's. y. f.. coal ltdeu, and was
thought Ia bc The vessel recently wrecked
near Bacalcu, a small island northeast
Of the Avalon peninsula, On The south
east coas Of Newfoundland MI con
ccrnpd in the l.ucrrne, however, feai
| lhp MnIst.
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stricken With PARALYSIS.

A peedliar illness has attacked certain
families as fcl ows Several days ago,
Mrs. Bette Morrison, wife of Col. Wiz
liam q. Morrison, of Washington, and
an aunt Of Wilmer G. Taylor, Of No. 302
King street, was stricken with paralysis
and is W in serious condition. Wed
nesday a telegram was irseeived from
Washington apnouueiog the illness q
Mrs. A. j. Ea,tburn, another aunt Of Mr
TAYLOR, who is sister on his father :
side Of the house. The latter may live,
whila the death Of the former is momen-
tatilN eXpected
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INVASION OF C4APE COLONY.
De Wet and steyn fMai.e Their Pres
ence Felt mt tlPhilIipstOwn.

London, Feb. 4 The Evening News
prints a dispatch from Cape Town dated
Thursday, Feb. {l4, which says;
THE governnfcnt here is advised TINT
General Chlistikan De Wet and former
President Stcyn etntcred Cape Colony and
occupied PlillipsTown. The British at
tackled them yesterday and drove them
out of the town With Loss
Van Wyksvlci S4ns occupied Monday
Calvinia.
The Beers, it is reported, are in fore,
| "a miles west of Cas- 'naryon.
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Retirement Of Generals.

Washington lteb. III Generals James
II. Wilson. E'itz-IIugh lee ald Theodore
Schwan. Who were confirmed hy lie s"il=
ale ~ hrisadi.i grnerals III the rrgalar
army. will hr placed on the retired list.
General Sehwan viii IL retired on HI.
own application under The - years Srtv.
ice clause. The vacancy made hy his
retirement will be filled hy the promotion
Of Colonel 4. S. Daggett Of the Four
teenth infantry. who recently rctnrng'
to this country after gallant service u
China and the Philippines. General Dag
gett also will be Immediately retired as
brigadier general.
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will Complete Trnnk Line,

The drug store at Hockessin is to be
closed next week and the telephone will
be moved from there to the Temperance
House. Tie telephone men of the Della.
ware 4 Atlantic Telegraph and Tele
phone Co, who have been engaged iol
three weeks in building trunk line be
tween West Grove and Philadelphia vii
finish the work this week.
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p,oneerIn oiInelds Dead.

philadelphiu. Feb. II. WilIiam TAI.
terson Logan. one Of the pioneers of th'
oilhplds Of this state and prominent in
financial and business circles in this city.
is dead nj his home in Bryn Mawr. 4 sub
urb lie was ~ years old and had been
nm invalid for il year Mr.. Logan was
horn in Washington county. III the tif-
Ties he engaged in business 1T Pittslur-.
ana amused Il fortune. Later he became
an extensive producer and exporter Of oil.
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Eleventh Ward League Smoker.

The Eleventh Ward Republican Lea
stlr held smoker III its headquarters.
M. 9O7-909 Chandler street. last night.
! Mr. Greenwell gave some recitations.
Mr. Carroll. Mr. Solloway, Mr.. Thomp-
son and Mr.. Conner singing. Mr.. Con
ner and Mr.. Solloway dancing. Mr..
Russell AMI Mr.. Jones entertained in
music and singing The evening was
spent III Il joyful manner. About 200
wore present.
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MARTIAL LAW FOR WEDDING.
rroops Keep Order During Asturias-
bourbon Nuptinls.

Madrid, Feb 14.-ln the chapel of the
royal palace in the presence of the royal
family and all the aristocracy and official
dom Of Spain Dona Maria de las Mer-
.edes de Bourbon Hapsburg, princess
of the Asturas. was welded to Prince
Charles of Bourbon.
The wedding ceremony proceeded win
perfect tranquility. The thousands of
spectators III the neighborhood Of the
palace and filling the south grand court
within the ratings were quite orderly.
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Arrested on Two Charges.

Leslie Smith was arrested on Il VAR
rant issued hy Magistrate Snsse yester-
day on the charge Of the larceny as
bailee Of $415o. proceeds ofticlets for
the Charity Ball recently held by 60. j
Of the National Guard, as preferred by
Walter Watson. \ charge Of obtaining
So hy false pretpn>e was preferred by
John IIalyran.
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New Lake Steamship Line.

Montreal, Feb. 14.-Thc Buffalo. To-
ronto and Montreal Steamship company
has been formed to run a line between
Buffalo and Montreal via Toronto. Two
Of the Fail River lines boats have been
secured for the service. The president
of the new company is Hon. J, X. STAT
ton. provincial secretary Of Ontario, ah's
II. w. Van Every, Toronto, is manager.
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rhe stratbennn. ~ i.onaon.

London. Feb. H. Tile Strathcona
horse. which sailed from Gapc TaWn on
tie British steamer Lake Erie Jan. 20
landed 1T fne Albert docks in The midst
Of much enthusiasm and cheering and
the shrirking Of steamers sirens. \ CON
siderable crowd awaited the landing Of
the men. The tloops IT once took trains
for the city,
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Hreakrast Mis- sion seryices.

Services were held at the sund:y
Breakfast Mission at 10 o'clock yeste :
day morning and . 30 O'clock in tie
afternoon. Last night services were held
at Alliance Hall, Delaware avenue ard
Scott street Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Chr S.
topherson, returned Swedish mission
aries from China, were the speakers.
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Dramatic Entertainment.

In the basement Of St. AIMS church
last night dramatic entertainment was
held under the auspices OF the ST. Am e
Literary Institute. The entertainment
will be reproduced this evening, and tt e
proceeds will go for the benefit of the
church fand,
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sIantell Says ii is spite.

Robert Mantell, the actor, now play
Ing an engagement in local theatre,
asserts that personal spite aad mercen.
airy motives have inspired the action q
the persons who are trying to take away
from him pretty five year old Ethel Rop.
inson, his stepdaughter. The little girl
il the child Of Mantell's dead wife, Char
ljtte Behfens.
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Ge.eraI Gordon Robbed.

Chicago, Feb. 14.-General John i:
Gordon, who is delivering a course oi
lectures on the Confcderacy, has been
robbed OF his overcoat in pocket "l
which were passes which entltle tine
former Confederate general to trans
portation over all the principal railroads
and checks and papers which he values
ot Sl 0()0
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prnninent Mason Dead.

Newmarket, \. H., Feb. 14.-Bradford
s. Kingman, deputy grand master Of the
Masonic grand lodge Of New Hampshire
and ono OF the best known men in this
part Of the state. is dead. aged o3. a
widow and one child survive.
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women Of Rehoboth to Vote.

The commissioners Of Rehoboth Beach
hay- adopted new charter for Il toNn,
Lntar which all lot holders will be per
nistei to vote at municipal elections aud
the franchise Nil be extended to women
as well as to men.
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Miss Houck Entertained.

Miss Edna Little Houck, the widely
known clocutionist entertained Il large
audience in st. Paufs NJ. =. Church
last night. ~ Il special feature Miss
IIutrlt gave Il selection from Ben llur,
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,fr. johnson Celebrates Birthday.

Caleb P. johnson celebrated his Slst
birthday Yesterday Mr. Johnson is one
II the oldest newspaper men in vii
mington. He was born in Elkton and
VAS for thrty-nine and half wears con
aected with the Delaware Gazette. He
retired in 1882.
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Not Separated In Death.

London. Feb. Il. Lady Inycrryae is
Gead Al Castle WcmN.s, IN tho Firth Of
Forth, Scotland. Sir John Burns, first
Baron lnyerclyae, her husband, died
on Tuesday last.
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Sunday scho.l Convention.

The annual Sunday School convention
of tho L. 4. VI. Il. Church was held in
Nrw York yesterday. Bishop 3. L.
Inulcy Of this city made an address.
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IIIlnois Newsnaper nurnrn 60.

Cairo, HIS, Feb II. Fire destroyed
the Wholesale houses ~ .Iuhn 4. Haynes
Lewis X Co. and William Ionergan, I'll,
building occupied by The Bulletin news
paperl and several other concerns. Es
timalrd loss, slO00nO; partially insured
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Shot 4 Horse.

.Nbout s o'clock last night Sergeant
fucker shot horse owned by James
Philips At Rcumctt's stables on French
street near Second street. The animal
ilatl Il broken leg.
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pension for James NJ. Craig.

Col. John wainwright has obtained a
pension for James M. Craig, Co. b, 9th
Delaware In antry, residing at Newport,
Del, of SO a month from May %, 1900.
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Henry whites Condition Worse.

Henry White who has been i'll for
several days. was much worse yesterday
Ills condition is precarious.
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Let Us Theextreipe mild
ness of the fore
Put YOU part of the winter
leaves us with
on to a thousands of dol
60, s'worth ofFine
Oood Clothing that
Tt would otherwise
ihhs' have been dis
posed of. We
can't afford TO carry it. Must
have cash. Don't want to
show them again next fall.
So toget rid OF goods quickly
and to get the cash quickly
we have determinedto make
the prices stated below. The
sacrifice is great on our part.
The gain is great for you.
All Overcoats, Mems and
Boys Suits, Gents Fur
nishings, Sweaters and Hats
at Half Price. $I2 Over
coats at $o; Suitings at $6,
regular price $I2; Boys
Overcoats or Suits, ST. rs to
IS, were $2. so and SO; 81
Hats for 81; All goods
sacrificed. No trading
stamps with this sale. Every
sale strickly CASH
WRIGHT & DAVIDSON CO..
Slh and Market streets.
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Further cali For Troops.

TL, tr0lOunutinn Of tie hostilities in South Al.
Eieil Has led to make further call on the
patriotism and devotion Of tanada and Australasia.
/ rr0irp llnt my request has met with prompt |
md l0tal response and large additional cnntin. |
rents ff0uf ttusr colonies Will embark Tor the seat
u at ar early uate.
The expedition organized Tor the suppression Of
The rebellion ii Ashanti was crowned with signal
success The tntlnlance and galiantrH oi NY IA
tive troai,. abs commanded tN Sir James Will
cox uu.l led ~ lhli>h oitle,ls latr uNerG8lhe
BOTH thc StnIarn lpsistHnte q the n0>i Mirilht
tribt, ii wtpi AFRICA and tlr exceptional ditiienl.
ties o HI Climate aud season ot The country ~
| which inc operations wplc conducted. HE larri
| -on d Knua>s wltich was lesicged by the sn.
/ ginv latS been relieved atlct prolonged and gal
! lmt d5-tplise The principal Kings have surrender
| rd, aud tic tiut inlmtimcnt 70 thr progress Of
| nc Development d this rieh potion Of my west
| tificun possessions has n"w, hope, bern finally
| ltntoS@l.
nh, sQlfpiil. aud mortality cittsed l,y tile pro
| ipngrd drought III large portion nf my Indian
tltpiTe base hpen greatly alleNialc. y. = season
able rainfall, Int regret 70 add that in parts y
the Bombay presidency distress Of a serious char.
acter still continues Which NY Officers are ustts
! every rnGGaNor 70 mitigate
| Gentlemen ot tile House Of Eummonts-Ihc esis
mates for tile year will be laid before NHu, ESrrN
care has been taken u limit their amount, but
| the naval and military requirements 81 the coun
try, and especially The outlay consequent upon
the south African war, nave involved an thHNlhaht
increase
The demise of tie crown renders il neccssar!
5 that renewed provision shall be mace Tor tn
/ | civil list. ! place uni"selNedly At Your tsposa
/ those hereditary revenues which tytrc 50 place
by my predecessor. aud | haze commanded tina
the papers necessary for = tnil constellation .
| the subject shall he laid before fyou.
My Lords and Gentlemen Proposals will be sui
mtied to your Judgment for increasing the eff
= cheney Of my military forces.
!. Certain changes in the constitution OF the eou
of final appeal rendered. necessary in cons
quencc OF the increased resurt To it which Ii
resulted from the expansion tof the empire durii
. .he last two generations.
Ii Legislation will lie proposed to You for q
h amendment OF the law relatiHig 70 education.
/, Legislation has been prepaSred, and il the tn
al Your disposal proves to he{ adequate, il will
laid before you for the purpG sc OF regulating i
~ voluntary sale by landlords 70 occupying ttnar
~ III Ireland for amending aaG consolidating
A. factory and workshops acts, flor the better adm
~ i>rlation of the law respt acting lunaties,
If amending the public health aets in regard to y
M ter supply, for The prevcntiA Aon Of drunkenness
:; licensed houses and public p.laces and for amel
y ing the law Of literary copyrt light.
u pray that Almighty G4,d may continue
~ rulp YOU the conduct d5f your deliberate
lie aud that lie may bless them with success.
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POLICY OF NEW king.
Speech From the Throne Opening the
English Parliament.
PLANS TO STOP BOER WAR;
Edward Says Measures Have Been
Taken which He Hopes Will En-
able British to Deal EHective-
Iy with the Burghers.

London. Feb. 1.-THE first parliament
OF the reign of King Edward VII was
opened by the king in person. His maj
esty was accompanied by Queen Alex
andru. The Duke of York and Cornwall,
the Duke OF Connaught and many others
of the royal family.
Upon the king and queen alighting
from the state carriage the procession
was quickly formed and proceeded to the
robing room.
The other royal personages assembled
I'm the house of peers to await their maj
estes.
The dimimoitive chamber was filed to
its capacity by the highest and noblest OF
| the Kingdom, the greater part OF the moor
space being occupied by peeresses and
other ladies introduced by peers. The
United States embassador Mr.. Joseph
| H. Choate, and the other ambassadors
occupicd i, special inclosure behind the
bench Of the bishops.
! The whole scene was brilliant in the
| extreme. Diamonds flashed out of the
| folds Of the black dresses Of the ladies,
| while color was added to the scene by
| The robes Of the peers and the state ofli-
| cals.
The king wore Il field marshal's cha
pcau when he read his speech. His
voice was clear and firm.
After the reading of the speech I'll,
procession was reformed. the king pro
ceeded to the robing room, nnrobed AM
left Westminster in the state carriage il
the same order as the procession entered
Prior to the reading of the speech tn
king took the oath As soon as his maj
esty was enthroned the lord great cham
berlaill received the royal cominand L
| summon the members Of the house Q
commons 10 hear the speech from til
throne
Il Black Rod General Sir Michael Bid
I dulphj went to the house Of commons
and the members. headed by the speaker
MIR. William Court Gully. then procect
cd to the house of lords.
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The Kings speech.
The kings speech was rs follows:


Ny Lords and Gtnlcmcn-l address Sou for the
first time 1T moment Of national SORROW, when
the whole country is mourning the iremrl5le
loss We have 80 recently sustained and which Ina.
fallen With peculiar severity ON myself Ny be-
loved mother during her long and glorious reign
has sci an example before the world Of what 9
! monarch should be. II j. my earnest desire 70
walk III her footsteps.
Amid his public and private grief i Is salts
factory "a nc IL lie able 70 assure You that my
/ relations with the Other powers continue friendly
| The war ii South Africa is not yet entirely Ter.
/ minated, hut the capitals Of the enemy and hls
| minripal lines IT communication are in inN nos.
session, aud measures have been taken which
1 Will | trusf enable my troops to deal etrctually
| with tlm tarces by which they are still opposed,
4 greatly regret the loss ut life and expenditure
of treasure dine To thc inIitless guerrilla warfare
| maintained by lUcr partis,tns in the former ter
| riturieS II tho Two republics. Their early sub
mission is much to he desired in their own inter
csts, ;s until II takes place il will be impossible
for nc to establish III thoSr colonies the institn
tiuns which Mil secure tie equal rights of Al
The white inhabitants and protection and justie,
tor i'll, native population
| The capture OF Pckiug by the allied forces AM
| The happy release OF those who were beseged il
| the legations, results TO which my indan troop
| and my naval forces largely contributed, hay
be"n inllomed BY titv snin"issui. ~ riG tr'.---
government TO tile demands insisted on bf lm
| powers Negotiations are proceeding itEmdihi
Tie manner in which compliance with tlest de
| nands Is 10 be effected.
The establishment OF tile Australian common
Y wealth was proclaimed at sydney Jan. with man
et manifestations Of popular enthusiasm and rel"lt
: Ming My deeply beloved and laInened mother Ia
. nsspntcd to the visit Of the Duke OF Cornwall an
Nor, 10 open the first parliament Of the ne
Pyonnlnmwc in her nalnr. separation fioi
4 uly son especially at such moment, cannot !
Il 5lhqrwise tlau deeply painful but ! still des
d to give effect 10 her late maiesty's wishes, and
evidence of htr interest We'll az OF my own
all that concerns the welfare Of my subjects u
yond lie s.us ! ha,e decided that the visit
Australia shall not be abandoned and shall
extended 10 New Zealand and the Dominion
ll |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
w a u n k i.
Prenumerata wynosi roc1nie

A!bonenci op}acajacy WlAEusA
= dofu, konlecznie musz2 p{aclc
200 "a jeden rok, lubo W tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli czyli PA
cqcych naprz6d, roczna opfate
xnizylismy ma $1.5o.
Kto zjedna nam trzech no
vych abonent6w i przesle cd
xazdegc c%aforoczny abonament z
CORY. temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ala niego samego ~przese}ac bed1'e~
ny bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety'
,wazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
riedz,alnym "a abonament:
,ycnmiast podat wydawcy W1ARUsA
w5j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy >w~yraznie ME
cdm6wia gazety "a posredniotwem
listowego hub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARus pose}any be.
axie dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
ouOAc1 az SoHooEs
1~ap}atit, jezeli co "a MIA winien.
F;eniadze "a i ola W1ARUsA pa
ely przese}at przez %pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order Mona
tel p~rzeselaG abonament W dolsrach
pspierowych, prze1 Postal note,
albo " jednocentowych Tub dwucen
towych at4aczkach pocztowych' .lecz
jezeli abouament, W TAXI spos6b
przes}any, " drodze przepadn'e (co
sic W tym krajn bardzo rzadko
<darza) wydawca W1ARusA ME
bie,ze "a to ma siehie odpowiedzial
no6oi. Take listy najlepiej kazad
ma poczcie reglstrowad, DO wtenczae
urz9d pocztowy bierze ma siehie o.
oowiedzialnosG, Re wrazz zawartos-
ola dojda n. miejsce przeznac4enis.
Wszelkie listy oras przesetkl pie
uie4ne do W1ARUsA adres"wac:
&. Derd0pski
500 E 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
WILKESBARRE Pa.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. -
Anna kopa zareczona byla
cd lat II Andrzejem Hc]ak.
Up}ywa}y dnie. tygodnie !
lata a przysz|y makonek
ociaga| SIC z d~otrzymaniem
s'owa pod rozmaitymi POGO
tami. Zawiedziona W swych
nadzie)ach Anna udata sic o
pomoc do aldermana Cark-
huffa. kt6ry tych dlugoletnich
narzeczonych po'aczyl wez}em
ma|ze6skim. Prey tel cere-
monii swieckiej byl obecnym
szcscioletni synek nowozeh-
- IL letni
Edward Rutkowski onegdaj
rano ma ulicy IL zostal pre-
jechany przez tramwaj elek-.
tryczny ! wskutek tego stra-
Gil swa lewa noge. Chlopiec
|iecha} w tramwa,u. konduk-
tor ME zatrzymal wagonu ma
Washtenaw ave. pomimo. re
Rutkowski tego zadai. Rut-
kowski zeskoczyl 2 wagonu
,adacego. posliznat sic ma
|bruku, upadi j noga jego
dostala sic pod kola. 8
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
tzabity przez pociag towarowy
" Bridgeporcie.

PITTSBURG, Pa Ina
ny tutaj muzyk, m}ody P.
Franciszek, syn hotelisty K.
~Brzozowskiego, wyjecha} do
by tam zabawit 3 do
d lat i wydoskonalic sic W
muzyce. do kt6rej ma well
kie zdolnosci Dalsze ksztaf-
Gene sic odbierze g}6wnie W
k"onserwatoryum W Pradze
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