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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
ROBBED HIS EMPLOYER.
Peculations of Grand River Cler,
Rench LnrRe sum.

Reach Lnrge sum.
Special to Times Republican.
Grand River. March PA young man
named McCrosby, who was clerking in
covington's department store. was ar
rested charged with larceny. McCrosby
had been thought to be an honest. up-
right young man. but some time ago
Mr.. Covington noticed his cash was dis
appearing. and on close observation
found that Crosby was the guilty per-
son. He was arrested and pleaded
guilty, turning over the amount stolen,
which amounted to nearly 1880. Mr..
Covington will not begin action against
Crosby
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
brewing Company Bankrupt.

Milwaukee, March 12.-The Nilwau-
kee Brewing Company went into bank
ruptcy today The books of the com
pany on March showed debts to the
amount of 100000. The assets are said
TO equal this amount
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
a. II. sorllnI,, Dead.

Marshall. Mich, March PC T. Cor
ham. minister to The Hague under
Grant, assistant secretary of the inter
Tor under Zachariah Chandler. is dead
at his residence in this city of paraly-
orc A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
Moro Insurgen,s surrender.

Manila, March ~. Captain Gulick, of
the Forty seventh infantry. has re-
ceiyed the surrender of the insurgent
major, Pulay. with forty-nine officers.
940 men at Gubat. southern Luzon.
Lieut.. Watson, Fortyfifth infantry,
while scouting near Bado, southern Lu-
zon, killed five insurgents and de-
stroyed fifteen of the enemy's matched
barracks.
Lucona, Tayabas Province, Southern
Luzon, March 12.-The American Phil
ippine commission and party arrived
here today and proceeded with the first
organization of the provincial govern
ment In southern Luzon. Col. Gardiner,
late of the Thirtieth infantry. was ap-
pointed civil governor of this province.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
NEGRO RUNS AMUCK.
shoots Louis Agnes and Injuries
Others.

Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, March i Lofts Agnes. a
cigar maker. was painfully and seri-
'ously wounded last right by Jack
Aaron a notorious negro Who attacked
a parfs Of men in saloon. After
knocking down one of the party n fol-
lowed the others out into the street,
secured revolver and fired six shots
While they We're running to get cut Of
his way One slug from the gun, whcn
was a 44-caliber, With a barrel sixteen
inches long. struck A.nnS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
Three Chiidrcn Burncd to Death.

Washington, Pa, March 12-Durings
the absence of the parents the residence
OF Guy Williams, seven miles north of
here, was destroyed by fire. Three chill
cren. aged 1, 3 and years, We're burned
tn death
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
Dlmintshes in Brillinncy

New Haven. Conn. March PA. the
Yale observatory it is reported that the
new star recently discovered in the con-
stellation Perseus has diminished in
brilliarcy to the third magnitude. One
observer thinks the star is slightly red
der in color than heretofore
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
FULLER DECLINES IT.
West Union, Iowa. Man Refuses Po-
sition of Assistant Attorney Gen-
eral of United states.

Des Moines, March 12.-Ex- Congress-
man Fuller, Of West Onion, who was re-
Gently appointed by the president to the
position Of United States assistant at
torney general, with view to attend
ing to the legal business of the Spanish
claims commission, telegraphed the
president today his declination.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
The HANCOCK Arrives.

San Francisco. March l2.Ths trans
port Hancock arrived here today from
Manila with the Thirtieth volunteer In
fantry on board. She was sent - onAs.
antine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
peny Plague 3. In san francisco.

Deny Plague A. In San Francisco.
Washington. ID. c., March 11s-Califor-
1ia's delegation yesterday gave out the
following:
Some disputes having arisen between
the authorities as to the health condi-
tions in California and the quarantine
Mt San Francisco, commission was ap-
pointed by Governor Gage and Mayor
Phelan to confer with the health au-
thorities at Washington. Meetings
have been held with Secretary of the
Treasury Lyman j. Gage. Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury o. L. Spauld-
ing and Surgeon General Wyman, at
which 1t was elected that no single case
az disease had ever been found in Cali
fornia of the infectious bubo- pneumonia
type and that all the cases examined
(none being OF white people) We're of q
ron-contagious character. The federal
authorities have expressed themselves
l -. amply satisfied that California is able
to protect the other states and herself.
There has not even been report of a
supposed case of plague for twenty
three days and the death rate in China-
town is now the lowest II has been for
ten years.
Asssistant Secretary epAulding rave
oNt . sstatemsat. he said: s'Ihe put
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
Ninth Victim Dond.

Chicago. March 12.-Theodore Van
Alien. one of the victims of yesterdays s
explosion, died early today. This brings
the list of dead up to nine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
Fears For Missing steamer

ST. Johns, N. F., March 12.-The Fur
nass-Allen steamer Ulunda which left
Liverpool Feb. 5for st. Johns, has not
yet arrived, and it Is feared some acci-
dent has befallen her.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
Fnflure al Sd. l.ouis.

St Louis, March 12.-Gaylord, Bless
ing & Co., one of the oldest brokerage
firms of the city, assigned today. The
liabilities will exceed the assets by $780,
GnO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
STOLE $4,000 FROM FATHER.
Chicago Youth Charged wi.h TAX,
1u0 ME vsnraut. Xv..i,y,


Chicago, March 2-Thirteen-year-o
Frederick Windbiel is under arrest at
the Maxwell street station charged with
robbing his father of a trifie more than
$4,000. With him is his aunt. Mrs Annie
Sproul, and Capt. Wheeler's detectives
are seeking to bring about the arrest OF
her husband when he lands in Ger
many, whittier he fled to avoid capture
From what the officers can gather it
lis evident the boy has been made a
cats paw of his relatives. who induced
him systematically TO plunder his
father for more than a month on the
promise that they would hold his steal
ings until he became of age and then
return them to him with substantial
interest.
partial confession was secured late
last night by Detectives Hagemann
and Keefe from the aunt. and on the
strength of what they learned in their
Interview cablegram was sent to the
German authorities to apprehend
Sproul
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
bread Itiots I'm spain,

Madrid, March l2.There were riots
yesterday at Ripoll, province of Corona.
A number OF groups paraded the town
with banners inscribed, Justice for
AL, and GIVE Us Bread and Work. !"
The windows of several stores and
houses were shattered with stonee The
police charged the groups. One man
was shot dead and three others were
injured. A lieutenant and policeman
were wounded. Order is now restored.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
SHOT THRU THE HEAD.
0z3O x33NO = - = 111SzK0s
Bartender shoots Customer in a
isaann cil lslnnis Snlnnr,

Council Bluffs SnIoOn.
Special to Tines Republican.
Council Bluffs, March l2.-Clyde Nc
Cleliand was shot in the head with re-
volver in the hands of Henry Kaler. d
bartender at Max Olson7s saloon. The
bullet passed thru the left side of his
head. He will recover
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
FATAL EXPLOSION.
Blowing Up of a Brewery Cause.
Two Den this and 500. 900 Loss.

McKeesport, Pa. March 12.-Two men
We're killed and the building completely
wrecked by the explosion of the cook
cr'' at the McKeesport brewery this
morning. The dead are: William
Cinkle. night watchman: Matthew
Marr. brewer. The cause is unknown
Loss S1O0. 600
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12
BIG LOSS AT KANKAKEE.
Archer starch Company's Factor
Loss. S825,O

Kankakee. Ill, March 12.-The Archer
Starch Company's factory near this city
burned last night. Loss, s375. 900: Twen-
five men were at work at the time of
the fire and all escaped except Louis
Eual. who was badly burned. The fire
was caused by the explosion of the large
grinders from combustion due to wet
starch and iron nails.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-12

+ 1oWaFs Who returned from Washing
ton this week bring the information
that ar effort is being made to have the
office Of collector Of internal revenue
for the southern district removed from
Burlington to Des aioines The office
has been in Burlington a long time ard
was kept there largely py the personal
influence Of Senator Gear during his
lifetime But ii is recognized that Dss
.Mcines would be a better place for the
main office. and federal officials and
others have started 3 movement toSef-i
feet the change.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-05

" O BRACl
REESE = Win6niew bloku
Pekaa. g ws.Ystkich tute-
ssych sslon6w nsjwiecej piwa
1prsedaia. : osego wYnika,
le piwo goiciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknsjlepssem. W
gl6wne, sail % stoiy ! mnogie
krsesla, . nadto osobnY pok6j
ola chcaeYoh siedsied osob.
no. Ludsi y tej, pc stsrokral-
#krajsku u~rsqdsonej obers7
sawsze ~ = ulu. lecs mimo
to ksfdy ssybko dostanie
c.ego salsds,i ) sadowoleniem
xychodl.
Fatmersy tera1 = cafom
mieicie wYeodniejssei gospody
ME sn,jda, jak Y Griesl6w. : y
polaosonej ich alonem
arooernl wssystko moga kupif
% aiasta dla kuehnii stQln
~pDowadsa6 m1s19.
50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-05

alavyeo sIsohss ipshg ..
In asD1 - 8. 80. .....,11l .
Haoryp 1SgsdHnals MtdkoacA. Bsrs.-.
daso ssjmuilosi powabns p(,oux1rilet14
: ffSss5a a< y Snl IS 1'aflLr.
wloza DyokleYysn. !, vy,pav,.-
niu go Medmiu rasY pvses msdr-
COW Wydanle move popf.vlons,
Cena-s0o. .S*
ian OtpiSioia czvli So,oixdrzat,
siYnnY swego esasu trefn,9;; lego
fielel avantsfY. Powle4c ko-5
micsna ku rosrrwte czYtelnik6w.
WYdanle move. poprav,one, :
liozDYMi obraxksmi. Cena dav.
niei 45 9. tsraz tylEo.... 20
Zakllsa Dsiacico { BrodQ, csyli
Cyrnllk zbaNcs. PrsYgodY Rer-
trama = Zmku. Nadsvyceaj
ciskswe1 opowisdanls. 100
Qkkossisk Mocy Pow,ei6 prses Ju-
lluazs dc Gastin. Tlomac1ona :
francnsk,ego (nadswyossj Gle.
AVA. Cena........4... 6Osc,
Testament Pjotvo Wsee,sa,e-
i zamiary Moskali 1awojowA;s1
cafeeo Swiata ............. I. ct
Proroctse0 AichaA4, Kr6lowej
g saby, l3te;; SYbllli -. 16c.
Hist0,ya o 9,zegorzu, kt6ry
II lat pokutOwa&, pr1YkutY prHv
skale. .2Oct.
;Zy10ot .Genosoey, powie6c moralna
bardzo wzrusxa12ca 1e stsrotyt-
nych cIas3w. ..... 900 |
Bolestaso csYli DalssY Ci9g Geno-
wefy, h6maczenie przes 10. Os-
snsklego.,...-.......... 20 9
Fabion. Powies6 Z osas6w pr.e-
Sladowania Chrze6cisn Y roku
300. Napisa} Kardynai Wiseman.
~ l.Chw,le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 ZwyoieztWo. 500
W mocnej oprawie 20 sloconym
ty.uliklem!... Is 9
potepie1ca. Powle66 prxex
FIR. Z. Tuczynsklego.... 50
Walka Biaiych z Aadyona-
i....... 25ct
Pan Taoardouski s}awny nujstrs
;zarnoksiezkl. Z wlelu pieknemi
naJnowsze wYdanie pa
IA karola Mark " Miko}owie. na
'zl4sku......... ........... 20
Rmaldo, Rinaldini, sfawny
10 K6.izca rozb6jnik6w.--...6Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-05
s. l1se,1ollsG q asdss Hlelts
eioaR,eA... a0c.
&ennJk persko. gipshi... 40.

~ &E% A|I@TaSI&SSSS9<s@
aijolRVek.... -. !. q
4~antk persko- eeipsh.... ~
Lska,r Don,osey csyil nies'
wsdne sposoby domowego j tlnj,
50 .eozenla rozmaityah 81 clhtlor,6k %
KUCHNIA POLskO
(Cena 8
cent6w) nalnowsza KS1AZK1
~KUCHARsKA, ulotona prses %
dsiw9 dodwladc,ona kuckarke prz,'
pomocv kuchArAAa hotelowego.
Ksl4tka e xawlera nsstepujlc,
rozd.iaiy: Napoje ZupY, Jarzyny
salatY Rozma,te potrawy ; jsJ
m4h PotsawY miesne, CleleciDa,
skopowiDa, Wseprzowina, Dr6b,
zwlersvna RYby, R6xne potzawy
mlSsna 6osy pieczywa Konnftu.
ry ! sadIawY 1egumtnY, budynie
paa1tety Lody.
Mode psnienki bardso szybko
pabissis vpIawlY Y kuoharseniu
jeieli praktvkuj4c y kuchnl, RAJ
poras ssgiadajs dc tego snskomi-
teRo kucharskiego podreo1ni-
70 . ......... 80 Oent0w.
Dsi1,s 1ar4SO ! ao,oego Tesla
,sastu e obraskaml). .........40o.
Dziee Na-odu Rlskiego
|(J6zefa Oh Q oi 50 ki . %,
ozdoblene licznemi obraxkaml.
teRo wszystkiego 90 s,e dsis}c
v Polsce cd najdswniejszYch osa~.
SOW, szczeg6ln,e "a kr6l6v pole
sklch, o. do lat ostaia,ch. Acct.
Kdtechizm Szynasko kato1ickj (wlek-
sly " mocnej oprawle...... Is 6
! <. J. Debarbe. T. J.
Katechizm rzymsko- katolicM
v moenej oprawie.
Nennentars Rlsk, duty. .25c
Nsmentarx Ma!y ola dzlec
rolsklch " Ameryce............l2l
LstosonM Fshko.A meryka1ski
podrecznlk zawieraj9cy nauke pi
SANTA i1stdw 5otowe IVORY list6v
v wszystkjck przypadkaoh ~
ola " mocnej oprawle...... 85c. ?
Gramatyka %zyka Polskiieyo, szkol-
ma przez Antoniego Maiec-
kteQ0 65 G
HistoryG Ston6w Zjednoczonych cd
odkrYcia Ameryki al do naszych
czas6w, (~przes,lo 400 stron,c).
w mocnej opraw,e.... 81 90
l0;rednix Rzsko Anq;elski.
ksiazka ola latwego nauczen,A sic
po angielsku. 65ct.
Ge111ine. Ksl4zka do odwiecenia
,~budowanla duszv GUARDIANSHIP
ka~toliokiej, czYli kr6tki wyk}a6
Lekoyl i Ewsngeiil "a wszystkie
n,edzlele i 6w1eta wraz : wynn
kajaca stad nauk2 WARY i oby-
czsj6w ! gruotownem wyja6nle-
MEM roku ko6oielnego, naje}6w-
niejszYch obrzed6w koscielnych
mssy 6wietej, nsbotehstwa do
mowego, dls chorYch, drogi
krzvtowel jake tez zyciorysami
Swietych Pensk,ch, czosonych
mianow,cle przez Ind peIsko-ka-
tolicki. z l:cznemi obrazkami
lltogrsfam. op!acon2 poczts wi
dom..... .... ~...... $2.W
LEKCH M
wssystkie Niedziele j Swieta ca
lego roku podiug przek1sdu K
Jak6ba Wujka T. J. st6sowu1e
do Ms1a}u Rzvmskiego wypraco-
wal ks adj 8. Tomicki q potwier-
lzonY przesK onsys:orz G%eneraInY
arcybiskupl Gn,ekniensko-Poz-
nsnsk1: Ksiazka ia jest cd w,elu
lat " calej Polsce jas FOL Pru.
sakiem tax pod Moskalem i
Austryakiem. Jest Y mocne,
opraw,e ze zfooonym tytuliklem
l ozdohD9 strOnica tytulow9.
Kosztuje 1tylko. ...... $l.5o
Place ! narzekanie Ojc6w SIS. cyl,
Siedm Ksiag Moj4eaza. IS 9
Przera&liase Echo Hqby Osta-
'eczne1 .......... 3Oct
Zh;1r Dohrn,..rb ,Pn,a;I ,1o.an,{
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-05

POSEE FRANCUSKI: "
K,ustantynopolu odjechai do
swojej oicsysny. . powodu, be
sultan turecki ME chcial przy-
STAG IA sapiacenle Fcancyi
lyle wYnsgrodzenia "a gwatty
m%uzulnsnskie " Armenii, lie
ono 1ada'a. Zachodzi Ottawa,
4e to spowodu)e zniesienie
traktatu, berIihsk,ego, kr6remu
,tTurcya d4iAaj,, mozs zawdz;e-
czy6 swe istnienie. .:.
Mocs tego :traktatu wszyst~
k,e 4smocarsstwv,a sed0ropejsk,e
zgod.,ilyy s;e wspoloie' odstepo-
wac odswszy stkiego CODY mo-
gio ,po.sot ';ls' tlozlbior Tur~
Cyl.
Sultan m6wi, ae wolf sto-
krot, ably przysslo do wojny
- ani4eli ma Prsystat ma
w7g6rowane warunsi 1adania
Franci.
Rad turecki samowil "
Niemcsech 800 nowycb armat.
M1EDZY PAPIERAMJ A.
guinaldy. suale,iono dokumen-
ia, 4e zamiersai on objat
r,sdy ma F.lip,na~h jake k.ol
ssmowiadoy. Wsiystkie doku
ments jes.:ze ME "a prze,lu~
maczone. LACE ni= DIV san
sacyjna wiest rozpowszecho' o''
ma bed.ie poir61 ludu 6!ipih~
skiego, kt6ra mu oczy otworzy!
W SZWECYl umart prcfs~
sor Nordenskjoeld. ktory sie
wslawil wYprswa do bieguna.
p6inocnego pier wszy w = 81 :
droge tamdotad pr.es c'ssoire :
Beringa. .. J..
90 & b
NIEBOSZCZYCY C sarzoo|vsa
wdowa Fryderykoora ssaapp'ls.'sali,s
ks3demu : 6 swych d.,eci
po jednYm mil'onie merck.
Friedrich.fof dostai tie jej
e6rce. .k',s'sstpe1 FerderykEo'.e.
Caly ms]stek zmar'e] cssa 20,
vel wynosil II. 100000 ma,
reks. Zmsrta snis<csylla pred
i ! = : tyllko, talk i l'Astty kt6rt
\ byly naturY csYsto pry wstniej
Rosmane xomun'katv / doku-'
nen,y, jake % mel aostaly
s1oio % = ) blio,e e = Frie
dench.hpf..
r 800 81 4; "A A v "A B .''
n nlnil =, $& @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-05
Ks'iazki ro'z o., al

Kantyczki. = Pastoralki j ko.
ledy ezyll piosakl weso}e ludu "
o,asle Swat Botego Narodzen,s
po domach spiewane....... IS
Mkwniczy .opis Polski csYli
Geografa oiosystego kraju, z licze
neml obrazkami l mapa. Zawiera
przeszlo IS stronic... 80. IS {.
Kieszomkowy Sto~n,k Poleko-
angielskl l ang,elsko-polski uto-
tony przez Antoniego ParYskiepo
wraz : .,Nauka wymowv an
gielskiej".. .~....:... 50 90
Aleksandra Mod&k S}ownik Pol-
10 Angielski Ang,elsko-Polskl
" mocnej oprawie re- z}oconemi
tYtullkami. Cena...........4$4.0 90
fiosnki, Damks J arye naro-
dove (oprawne)-. .......... IS "a,
Wy66r pie;ni 1arodowych, y kt6-
rym sns]duia sle: dvmki, a,9e,
marsze k%rakowiaki. ma.a y,
b p'esu. r'' 'td ~" ! y
Lsrnik Polsks. Zawieraj4cy 547
Dumek. Aryi, Krakow,ak6w i
p,,otsnzelk iin.,.dl4o1vvYch. w mocnej
oprawle. Cena.....-.715o
Bskia Piexni Smatossyeh. 80 Q
.
o.atsx.aM p'ssu ssse'ne o.
m.oo-'enoo~ ! 1u1oo@ sas'e-
[eytoy: AaP,oslnY q . wes.le -
o!ssYe = rlosskl We
'e'Ae. oeAa g"
zseests S.ifseb Paislich. 20.
ding napeps.Yoh 4t6del vyiesych
: dsiel O]uov Doktorow Ko(ciosa
~. oprsopHAue, : kolorowa karta
tYtnio1@Tl Smiu 'kolornwe,n opra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-05
II / SW'IATA.

CAR ROSYJSKI po'iai pre-.
sYdentowi Transwaslu 'Krue-
gerowi %zspros1enie na wesele
swojej siostry Olgi : wieik:m
ks eciem Piotrem Oldenbur-
skim. W TEN saprosseniu staio
wyratnie. Be, v rasie niemot-
nc6cl prsybvcia, car prosi
presydents~ q prsys'anie swego
przedstaviciela.
Zaproszenie to jest ws&Dym
aktem pol,tycsnym. Wedlug
swYcss>u ks3dy monarcbs "a
praesa IA wielkie urocsystoeci
tamilijne wssystk:e glowy
psistw niepod'eglych. Pomi-
nIecle Kruegera znecsylohV.
&e Rosya JUL usuaia sabor
skasowanie Transwsalu % fakt
! uwsta pre,ydents Kruegera
"a osobe prywatna. Wys}anie
ssi ssproszenie 2 prawem "a
ste?s'wa przss pos|a jest eta
nowcsym protestem 8 strony
Rosyi przeciwko saboroWi
Transwaalu. !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-05
DO
E

botshstwa dls miodEeiy s.k6l
mel .......... ......... So. 10 Q
4. P1ty do Mabo4otst.sa, ksil4ka
do naboiehstva % cselt Nailwtes-
szej Fanny Maryl Nieustsjlcej Po-
|mocy, Y paradnej oprswis, slote
brsegl, okuciem l samecz-
KEN. -. so
Anidf Shdz, ksiqtka do nabo-
4ehstwa y osdobnej opraw,e, 2
biale,ni okladkami : ko1ci slonio-
wei, 81 xloconym. brzegiem, =
klamerka st6sowna ma
Prasen d. pa ny $50
Anids Sards " paradnej opra-
vie Z czarnej sk6ry, Z wyttoozo-
nym ma okladce llooonym krsys
tvkiem, 1@oeone brzegi. : klsmer,
LOO.
Ani6l Str6& ksiazka do nabo-
zenstwa ola katollck,eJ miod1iety
v mniejszym formacie " wsra~
oprawle z czerwone-
go aksamltu, z wyttoczonym
% ok}adce 1loconym krzy&ykiem,
ze z}ccenYmi brzegami 40
W;anek Maryi (Wisnek ku
'lc' Najswletszej Nary Paauy) z
wYtloczouym obrazkiem ma ok}ad~
:e z zioconym bragg. EN- 3 zto-
tytulikiem ........ 81 90
Ia sama kslazka z okuciem i "a
neczkiem ......-........l.25
Wyborek czyll kr6tki spos6b
oabozehstwa codsleEnego oprawny !
droga sk6rke Z o<uciem j kla-
nerka Z sloeonym krsytykiem ma
'k}adce i zlotym tYtuliklen 60 G
Ks. Arcybiskupa Dunina ksiaz-
"a do nabo7ehs.wa (Biskupka} "
opravie ze zloconym
Ytu}em z'ocone brzeg, z okusiem
klamra (dla kobiet)...... $l,75
Ks. Arcyb;seupa Dunina ksiak:
"a do nabo4snstwa (Biskupks) v
nocnej pieknej oprawie 20 zloco~
'ym brzegiem (dla koblet) $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-05
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v Ninena, him. n.
320 r.. e street.
SAG H. s street,

MONA dosta6 roxmaite kel..4tki poll
skle esczegolnie za6 haste Pujsoe;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-05

Bank ten zorganisowany zostai
IA podstawle prsw Stanu Mime
sofa. " dnlu 4 Marca 1876 +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-29
AMERICANS BOUND FOR HONE
J.. p. MORGAN AND OTHER WE'LL KNOWN
MEN SAIL. ON THE DEUTSCHLAND.

London. June 2S-J. Pierpont Morgan, W I.
Elkins. c. A. Ciriscom and other wealthy Ameri-
cans who sailed for the United States to-day
chartered a special train to take them this morn
ing from London TO Southampton, where they
boarded the Hamburg American steamer
Deutschland sailing at 12:35 p. m. The regular
train had scarcely left Waterloo Station before
the platform again began to he crowded this
time mostly by the millionaires. Their train
consisted Of saloon carriage. second class
car for the servants. a baggage car and one of
the best engines of the Southwestern Road The
Americans stood upon the platform chatting
and were watched hit awesomely by the Brit
ish officials.
Mr.. Morgan spent not little time in giving
his last instructions to his son. J. Pierpont Nor
gan jr and j. l. Waterbury and Charles Lanier
discussed the failure of the Seventh National
Bank. Among others of the party were p. ~ r.
Widener. Clinton r. Dawkins. of Mr.. Nor
gan's English partners accompanied by his wife
and daughter Harry Payne Whitney. Lieuten-
ane-Governor T. L. Woodruff Pierre Lorillard
and j. l.. Saltonstall. who has been Ambassador
Choate's private secretary. and is succeeded to-
day by w. Woodward. Among those who gath
cred TO see the party off were the second sec
rotary of the United States Embassy. j. k Car
ter, and Joseph II. Choate. jr.. the third secre-
tary. and a few English friends of Mr.. Dawkins
Mr. Griscom said TO a representative of The
Associated Press:
1t is quite by accident that we are all to-
gether We are not connecting great shipping
deals deals of any kind We thought IL would
be more comfortable to take a special and so get
q half hour extra in which TO breakfast. / have
always been anxious to see the Deutschland We
all looking forward to an enjoyable trip.
MT Elkins said:
No. We have done no business here. We have
had most pleasant stay. There is really moth
ing to say.
Others of the American party made similar
statements. and. judging from the manner in
which business topics tabooed. the trav-
eIlers might have been lot of undergraduates
off on a picnic.
AT 9:25 "a. M. half hour after the regular
train, the special started for Southampton
Among the other passengers board the
Deutschland are Mr. and Mrs. w *. Wander
bilt. SheSib Bey. the new Turkish Minister to the
United States; Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd Thach-
er. Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Spreckels. and DIR. James
H. NORMAN. United States Consul at Munich.