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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
Trainer Huffman Killed BY
Elephant Big Charley"
Dashed to Bottom Of River and Held
There by the Brute.
Elephant Given Stychninc in Apples and Then
Shot to Death.

Peru, Ind. April o5.-Henry Huffman.
the well-known animal trainer, with
the Wallace Shows, met a horrible
death here. today, being killed by Big
Charley" monster elephant, While
the animal was bathing in the river.
big Charley wound his trunk about
Keeper Huffman and hurled him far
into the stream. The man was unin-
jured and when he returned he said /:
why. Charley | didn't think that of
you: aren't you ashamed Of yoursclf?'
The next instant Huffman was
grabbed by the big elephant and
thrown to the bottom OF the river and
held there by the forefeet of the ami
NAL.
Then, with Il great roar. the elephant
him with no effect. He broke down
fences and roamed about in Il big field,
Keeping everybody ut Il distance
Apples loaded with strychnine were
thrown near him and he ate one An
hour later he laid down and was in
terrible agony. a rife shot settled him.
Big Charley" weighed over three
tons and was valued at $1,000 and in
his lifetime had killed four men.
Keeper Huffman 1T different times
Philadelphia. and Central Park. New
York City. His home was ut Column
bus, Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
THEY'RE ALL UNDECIDED.
Bin Yacht Owners Arc Doubtful About Racing
in Boston Waters.

Bo3ton. April 25.-Sir Thomas Upton
has cabled the Hull Massa chuSctt:'
Yacht Club that at this time he can
not say whether or not he will bring
the Shamrock to Boston for the race
against the Independence, and possibly
the Constitution. The owner of the
Shamrock says he will wait until he
comes TO New York before giving a
definite answer.
r. Butler Dean has also notified
the committee in charge of the races
that he cannot enter the Constitution
n, this time but he viii have dell
p;tc answer la ter in the season. A SINH
lar letter has been received from >.
rierpont Morgan. the owner Oh the Co.
lumbia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
VIM. P. STEAD
Fears War Between England
and the United States.
Sees Trouble Coming Over Cay
ton-BuIwer Treaty in Congress.
We Shall Have 10 Chose Between Fighting
and Eating Humble Pie"

London, April 26.-Mr. VIM. 2. Stead
in an interview with a representative
of the Daily Mail, yesterday, said:
The Beers are calculating upon
EngIand's becoming eTnbroiled with
Russia or upon some other internatiou-
al complication.
IF am not mistaken we are on the
verge of a storm across the Atlantic
that viii rudely sh2tter our peaceful
calculations.
when the United States Congress
meets the Clayton BulWer treaty VIII
be torn into shreds and flung into our
faces. We shall have to choose between
fighting or eating the humble pie.
The first serious discussion of the
possibility Of such q war will do more
to keep the Beers in the field than all
the speeches or all the pro-Boers in
existence"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
BOILERS EXPLODE
Followed by Fire and 200 Are
Killed Or Injured.
Terrible Disaster at Chemical Works
Near Greisheim, Germany.
SmokeIcss Powder Factory Destroyed Scores
OF Bodies in the Ruins.

Frankfort, April Gone of the most
disastrous explosions on record oc-
Cured. this afternoon, at the Electro
Chemical Works. near Greisheim,
where smokeless powder is manufac-
tured. Most of the boilers exploded.
The noise was so tremendous that it
was heard at a great distance.
The factory Immediately became a
mass of flames and a northeast wind
carried the sparks to neiShborng VII
lagos where several houses were set on
fire. Eighteen cylinders containing
about i00 weight each of smokelesS
powder were in the room where the
explosion occurred.
Troops We're Immediately ordered to
Greisheim to prevent the fire spreading
to the large benzine reservoirs near by.
Fire briga des from every place in the
neighborhood hurried to the scene. but
owing to a fear of n renewal of the
explosions. the greatest difficulty. was
experienced in stopping the progress of
the flames.
Only after five hours of strenuous
effort was the conflagration to some
extent controlled and the danger pass
ed so to make it possible to begin the
sad work of extricating the bodies.
1t is feared that nearly 2GO persons
have been killed or injured.
The last explosion occurred at 80 p.
NJ. and when it was asccrtained that
no further danger was anticipated the
inhabitants were allowed to return to
their homes. At $50 the fire was still
burning in the centre, and the work OF
cxtricating the bodies was being car
ried on by torchlight, gas light no:
being Cbtainahle.
The catastrophe originated in small
fire which ignited several receptacles
of pioric acid causing a terrific explo-
sion. The houses adjoining the factory
were partly burned and partly dcmol-
ished by the explosion. it is still inn
possible to say definitely how numer-
or. are the victims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
MAINE LETTER CARRIERS
Meet in Annual Convention at BANGOR. Ban
quoted in the Evening.

Bangor. Me, April 25.-The annual
convention of the Maine Letter Car
riers Association was held here. today,
with n large attendance. officers We're
elected as follows: President, q. Is.
Lovejoy. Rockland; vice president, II.
Il. Reed. Lewiston; secretary. George
+. Donnelly. Portland; treasurer, Her
bert Gray. Biddcford.
1t was voted to hold the convention
in 1902 at Rockland on Fast day. This
evening. the Bangor carriers gave the
visitors "A banquet at which John A.
Parsons of New York, president of the
National Association. Mayor Chaplin,
Postmaster Oak, Collector of Customs
Day and others were guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
New Use for Electricity.

A professor recently discovered that
electricity is stimulant for the nraih-
we do not wish to dispute the merits OF
this discovery but are inclined to thlnk
that the only natural stimulant for the
brain is sleep. If you are not able 10
sleep YOU are certainly in bad way. 1t
is usually caused by the stomach oeins
ont of order. the disturbance being com
,,unicated to the brain. Keep the st0m-
ach in good condition by the use OF Hos
letters Stomach Bitters ana you VIII
have insomnia no longer. 1t IS spiea-
aid medicine for Strengthening the nerves
and will cure dyspepsia. indigestion. con
stipation and biliousness As spI III
tonic it has no equal. See that our RI
ya:e Revenue Stamp is over inc nee" az
the bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

me inhabitants of the City of Augusta
e anu others having taxable property with
~ sdld city, are hereby notified to bring
IN 10 the Undersigned, assessors OF said
e.'3' true and perfect lists of their polls
; SmG di their estate. real and personal,
iincIuuiiiS money on hand. and all money
t iIeu on property, mort cages, notes. due
uliIS anu inemoranc umS or in any man
nel 50 invested thu interest or other
t,bbaaiuerdtlon shall he paid or become due
AMI %vie IN Dents due more than owing
ALL dnl az property held in trust as Guar
o,dn, Executor. Administrator or Trustee,
SAL 90 utIie Wise. which they may be pos
s ~ !. OF on the first day of April 1901,
s Smu 10 DC prepared to suhstantiate the
i Son'e ny oath For the purpose of rcceiv-
@ an, said lists and administering the oath
SSa.horizeu thereto, the undersigned AS
40. 81 sad city, will lie in session at
t i,eir l.. once IN City Hall. each day from
! 70 ~ !, 70 the 10Th day of May next, from
o,o % = clock \. NJ. and from to 4
o .rk +. II. This viii afford taxnayers
AMI s1PGf opportunity to loo75 over our books
A. n1ye hearings if they desire them
IN, NAY Ip;h. when the work of MAX
III M up me new books will commence,
uationS nv iSNiS" VI VA
pTrt,nIS; lists will BE BARRED OF ANY
C f;nli ! - make application to the
of an toln!dtssloners for an abatement
sroi ,,y taNe.' which may be assessed
On PAM. ANS ior returns may be had of us
Of ~, SSppHlcatl4n or by calling at the office
CHARLES W. JONES,
CLARENCE Z. BUKLEIGH,
+. l.. LtARRINTGON,
s,-., ,o,, Assessors of Augusta.
sHl.d&w,.w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
Weather Conditions and General Force asst

washington. April 23.-Thc dcpros-
s on. Wednesday, night. over the south
eCn New England coast is still central
the!e, and in consequence rains have
continued in New England. Tcmpera
lures have generally risen. There will
be rain. Friday in eastern New Eng
i2nd, while in the middle Atlantic
states the weather will clear during
the day. In the Atlantic staes the
weather will be fair. Saturday. on the
New England coast the winds will con-
tinue fresh to brisk northcrly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
ONE FROM MAINE.
The Woman's Foreign Baptist Missionary
Society Elects Officers.

Hartford. Conn, April 25.-At the
second days session of the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society in the
South BAPTIST church the election of
officers was held. The officers Include:
President. Miss Sarah c. Durfee, Prov
idence, r. l.: IL vice presidents includ-
ing Mrs. Moses Giddings, Bangor, Me-;
clerk. Mrs. S V. Dean. Providence, X.
l.: corresponding secretary ana Foreign
secretary, Mrs Fl. S. Stafford. BOSTON,
Home. Mrs ~ NJ. Waterbury, ProVl-
dence. r. T.: treasurer, Miss Alice y.
Stedman, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
VERDICT FOR $4,000.
HEAVY Damages Awarded Man for Injuries in
An Elevator Accident.

Salem. Mass. April 25.-The case of
Andrew KleibaZ VS.. the Middleton
naner mills for damages in the amount
IF $50 900 for personal injuries through
tho cc,lapse of an elevator last sum-
NOR was decided. today, the jury re-
turning a verdict awarding plaintiff
damages in the amount of $4,000. The
nlaintiff alleged that because of the ac-
cident to the elevator he has become
naralyzed and incapacitated from
wor,, The case will probably be car
r;ed to the supreme court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
RuM0R OF CONSOLIDATION
OF Canadian Pacific, Grand Trunk and Rich
elieu & Ontario Navigation Co.

New York, April 25.-A Montreal
special to the Tribune says that the
Heard of that city gives publicity to
a report that the consolidation of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, the Grand
Trunk Railway and Richelieu n ON
tario Navigation Co. which does pra' II
ticalIy all the steamship passenger
business on the st. Lawrence river, Is
impending President Shaughnessy OF
the Canadian Pacific Railway. is now
on his way to London. where President
Forget of the Navigation Co. is at
present and there the negotiations are
TO be carried on with the owners of the
Grand Trunk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
FAIR WEATHER.

Washington, April o5.-Torerast for
Friday and Saturday: New Engltnd.
fair in western. rain in eastern portion
Friday: fresh to brisk northcrly winds:
saturday, fair with warmer in south
en- and western portion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
Two Miners Suiioca ted by Gas.

Shamokn. Pa, April 25.-The rescu-
ing party at Luke Fidler Coliiery, TINS
morning. reached the bodies of the two
men who were closed in gangway
since noon. yesterday. by fall OF coal
From the condition of their bodies 1t
is thought they were suffocated by gas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
The Denial Promptly Arrives.

London April 25.-The vice president
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad author
ICES the denial of the report telegraph
I'll from New York to Montreal that
negotiations are on loot Tor tne con-
,olidation of the Canadian Pacific rail-
yay. the Grand Trunk Railway and
The Richclieu & Ontario Navigation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
SENATOR ELDRIDGE ON TRIAL.
Charmed with Accepting Bride in Tennessee
Senate Election Case.

Nosbv;,,e Tenn. April Ex-senator w.
. NE1dridse Of Shelby county. was placed
On o. trial. today. before the Senate bar on
Ine % g Mcdowell in the race for
SiN .. .lu clerk of the Senate before the
asslsla. caucus The evidence is vol
,,,in"ns and many witnesses are to he
called.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
Ramapo Water Co.'S. Motion Denied.

Albany, N. Y, April 25.-Supreme
Court Justice d. Cady Herrick. today,
denied the motions made by the Ram
apo Water Co.. to amend the answer
and the supplemental answer in the
suit brought by VIM. r. Hearst to an
null the company's charter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
Boston Forecast.

Boston. April 25.-Local forecast:
Friday. continued cloudy weather. with
occasional light rains: brisk northeast
winds probably fair weather, Sutur-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
Execution at UniontoWn. Pa.

Uniontown. Pa. April 25.-Marl<
Thomas Hayes was hanged here. to-
| day, for the murder. July 4, 1899. of
VIM. Lowden, a neighbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
Ex.Congressmaa Marvin Dead.

Saratoga. n. Y. April 25.-EX- Con-
gresham James NJ. Marvin died here
today. He was 80 years of age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
Jeiiries and Rubin Mate he'd.

San Francisco. April 25.-The National
Sporting Club announces that IL has
matched Jeffres and Rubin for fight
in this city during July or August.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
Of A QUARRELs0ME NATURE.
Affairs Near Lowell Which Will Probably '''
AGAINST Brainerd.

Lawrence. Mass. April 25.-'ieorSe
CONTINUED on page p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26

rho Voluntary offerings to the
Church If England during the last
year amounted to fa,11l ,G''o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26
EASTMAN SCORES
Points at Law and Evidence
in the Murder Trial.
The Judges Again Make Important
Ruling in His Favor.
And Evidence Tends 10 Show Ms Solicitudc
Tor Grogan's Condition.

Cambridge. Mass, April 25.-The de
Tense of Prof. Eastman continued to
score points at law on the government
in the murder trial. today. the court
holding to its opinion of yesterday that
declarations made by Richard Grogan,
Jr.. the dying man. was not competent
as evidence. while the accuSatio was
of murder. The court went further. to-
day, ruling as incompetent other state
ments that witnesses heard from Gro
gan'S lips which appeared to be replies
to F.astmans denials of other than
accidental shooting. Not only in the
law of evidence did Lawyer Elder for
the defendan mt worst Attorney General
Knowlton, but in the testimony itself
there was much to encourage Eastman
which showed that the latter was very
solicitous for Grogan's condition and
exhibited much grief at the unfortu-
nate episode.
The days evidence seemed to dwell
upon the dying moments Of GroSan and
Eastman's mental and physical condi-
ton at the time. The chief reason was
that the witnesses were those who up
on hearing the pistol reports and cries
ran into the Clark garden. Tomorrow.
the evidence is likely to broaden out in
it's scope.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-26

Attorney General Knowlton as soon
as the case was opened. this morning,
attempted to have the court reverse It's
decision of yesterday when it refused
to admit the dying statements of Gro
gan to the effect that Eastman had
murdered him. Mr.. EnOwlton said
that he had learned since yesterday.
that witnesses for the government
were prepared to testify that after
and was lying on the ground after the
Grogan had reached the cTnbankmont
shooting. with Eastman present Gro
gan said He has murdered me. he has
shot me- and that Eastman shook his
head but said nothing.
Mr. Knowlton claimed that anything
said in the presence of the defendant
under circumstances where denial
might be justifiable and the defendant
could have replied and did not, is a
statement which can be considered by
the jury as to what was meant.
Samuel J. Elder for the defence. dis
scented from the claims of Mr.. knowl-
ton. He declared that in a cas-" of this
kind the silence of the defendant is
not competent as evidence.
The court then retired for considera-
ton of this matter.
The judges were out at least three
quarters of an hour. at the end OF
which Judge Gaskil made n ruling
which was practical rciteration of
his opinion of yesterday. when he ex-
Guided the dying accusations ana
which at the same time was denial
OF the particular motion made. today.
bv the attorney general. The court
held that Eastmans shakes of the
head constituted denials on his part OF
the accusations previously made by
Grogan. and as such they had the CT
feet of making incompetent the state
ments of Grogan, the deceased. because
such accusations answered by the de-
PENDANT cannot be allowed as evidence
The court did. however, announce tnat
Continued on page g.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25

cessrza Wnhelma IL.

C604D ~ ~
WiekszoSG mieszkancow Parry
ia ma przekonanie, re cesarz Will
helm "a niczem tax nie teskni. jak
"a w,doklem stolicy Francyi. Ola
przecistnego Paryzanina jest to.
rzecz zreszta zupe}nie zrozumiafa.
30 i jak MONA ME tesknic "a
stol.ca 6wlata?
Ma temat ten osnuto juz nawet
Gala przedze legend i baSni. Mkt
ME wybije Paryzarom z giowy
mniemania, re cesar4 Wilhelm by}
incognito, pod p%rzybranem nsz-
wisklem W Paryzu podczas o%statnlej
wystawY.
Co dzien w6wczas opowiadano
sobie, he wladcs Nlemiec J.juz
p~rzyjechaf'' chodzi pc ,.ulicy
narod6w samotny, ponury l zamy-
Stony.
Powtarzyty te bake liczne
dzienn,ki. Nietylko : plsm, kt6rYch
Mkt nawet v Paryzu na seryo ME
bierze, ale nawet z p~owaznych
dsiesnik6w dowiadywano sic ciagle
0 nowych szczeg6lach Z pobytu
niezwyk}ego gosciaw nowozytnemn
Babilonie.
Pewnego poranku ukazal sc
nawet " Temps,w pismir, snanem
tonu pelnego godnodci. artylkzu''ll
z.ty,ulowany Luz. Autor poSwiscs
y MIN 2 s7palty samotnems czfo-
,W;ekowi v Rue de Nations.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25

ss-7zs.ss -v1-.-e
Is dopslnilo miary przskopa-
MIA, : jaklem Parytanie w.pomtn'lii
zawsze q. . bytno6cl cesarza Wilhel~
ma II v stolicy Francyl.
Pog1oski te by}y rzecz ma
turalna w Niemczech przedmlo-
TEN og6lnego posmiewiska. sadzo-
no, ze Francuzi zbyt-usilnle pr:a-
gnslibY z~obatzy6 cesarza niemiecr
kiego, u slisbie j ola tego 80 -
widza.
Obecni, wszakze sprawl sic
w~yiasnifa: cesarz Wilhelm ma "
Czfowlek ten
ma bye tax podobny do swego
pierwowzoru, re trudno ME uledz
zfudzenlu.
Z~w}aszcza CT CO znaj2 cesarza
niemiecklego tylko portret6w !
fotograli, NIGGA nabrat przekona~
MIA, il maja pred soba cesarza
Wilhelma. Gdyby 60 jeszcze ubrac
" uniform - podobiehstwo byfoby
wprost ME do WARY.
correspondent jedneso plsm
londyhskich opisuje w~}asnie, jak
bedac v t~eatrze, zobaczy{ W jednej
z l6z tajemniczego sobowtora:
Widzia}eln go wczoraj podczas
nrzedstaw,enia. Siedzia{ " lozy
parterowei z jakas dana. Oczy
colo, i nos ludzaco przypomlna]a
Wilhelma II. Uczesanie roWnlei
uderza podobiehstwem, choc wasJ
ME maia " %zupe}nosci znanej &C.
sarskiej formy. Wog6le~ twarz M
nieco wezsza watlej zbudowany
Ia to ~postawia s~pojrzenie, zupei'
uie dobrze wystudyowane, daj'
ko%mpletnie z}udzenie orygina}u.
Pan sobowt6r. 6wiadomy ]a'
sic zdaje, swego podobiehstwa d
cesarxa, m6gf bye zadowolonY
sukcesu. Cafy parter MIN tylko by
zajety, a W miedzyaktach 0 niczer
innem ME m6wioao. jak 0 Guillau
me II Wilhelmie II, siedzacym
lozY. " .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25
CielkaWe Rzeczy!!J'.

SPRYTNYM oszustem okazal
SIC SIG jaki6 wedrus, kt6ry wstapiw-
szy do destYlacyi v Olsztynie, M
Warmli. zazadaf pewnym g}osem
try cw:erci Ultra duhskiego kornu-
su. Destylator wlal mu w6dke we
daszke, ktdra wedrus szybko scho~
val do kieszeni. KiedY jednak
miat zapiacic okaza{o sig. ze ME
mial " kleszeui 2}amanego szelaga.
z ;rozpaczliwa miua wiec ,wydoby..
wa z kieszeni butelke z P}ynem
p~odobnym do dunskiego kornusu !
oddajac destylatorowi prosi, by
w6dke zabrat z powrotem, a jemu
tylkc bu.elke oddai. D~estylator
uozyn,i tel to. poczem wsdrus
szypko a,e ulotni}. Eiedfugo potem
jednak wlascicielowi d~estylacyl
zdawalo sic to postepowAnle We
drusa podejrzanem, vice zajrzaf do
butelki, " kt6ra wla} z powrotem
rzekomy kornus dunski l przeko"
nal sig, ze by}a to czysta woda.
Wedrus tymczasem zn,knat be2
sladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25
WE WSI G~ross-Uldendorf -

WE WSI Gross-Uldeudorf -
jak plsze y.Germanla" - zaol4
ch1opiec ,szkolny nauczycielowl
PISA kamlenlem. Ojciec pos{a} nau~
ozycielowi list. W kt6rym p'saf' re
szkode wyuagrodzi Eauczyciel ma
list ten ME odpowiedzia},al ale chop
ca nazajutrz W szkole tax zbi}, re
niezywego odniesiono do domu.
Matke ma widok trupa syna rail
paraliz, a ojclec wziawszy siekiere'
po5iegf 10 szko}y. rozcia{ glove
nauczycielowi, a sam sobie takze
smierG zada}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25

BRZYDOTA uwalula cd sfuz-
by woj skowej. Taxi wypadek zda''
rzy& sic " Mines. stawiono tam
pred komisya poborowa MO
dziehca O twarzy tax cudaczn'e
szpetnej. il przewodaiczacy gene
raj oswiadczy}, re o~icerowie
zoinierze nie mogliby sic wstrzy"
mac cd smlechu, patrzac ma takie-
go potwora i re uclerpia}aby ma TEN
dyscyplina 70 dfuzszej dysknsyi
uznauo s}usznosc tego ,lowodu
:. ,Czfowiek smiechu' zosta{ uwol.
nionY cd obowiazku s~fuzenia swe'
mu krajowi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25
MAD MOZELA

MAD MOZELA w%lasciciele
winnie poustaw,ali sztuczne gn'azd~
ka ola p~taszk6w, by sic tam
en,ezdzi}y. Przekonano sig, re
ptaszki te spiewajace, a owado"
zerae, najskuteczuiej tepia wszelkie
fmy i owady, n,szczace winogrona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25

MlEszKANCY B0BRK1 "
Galicyi strworzyli sig wSciekl'zna
powsts}a pomiedzy lisami. Pod
wplywem tel wscieklizny napada{y
lisy ma jadacych droga ludsi, do
.chodz,}y\ nawet do inwentarza "
stainiach i oborach. Wogdle tego
rodzaju napad6w nalicsono do 49,.
a ME Jest sprawdzone, lie lis6w
2akonczyfo tywot W ataku wscle-
klizny W lasacb i jamach. l bor-
4sukj " okolicach tamtejszych ME
uchroni}y SIG cd wscieklizny, co
}atwo sic tenn ttomaczy, ze borsuk
ME sprzeciwia sig lisowi " zajeciu
fanny borsuczei " cetu wspolnego z
MIN zamieszkania. Jak twierdza
lesn,cy, wscieklizna ~prserzuclfa SIG
i M saruy. Polsk,e kroniki {owiec-
kie ME wspominaja dotychczas Q
takich wydarzeniach.. Nlemieokie
Lchrbuch faer Jaeger wspomlna 0
ws,iekliznie llsiej " okolicy jezlo~
"a bodehskiego. Choroba trwafa
lat kilka, ) jej wynikiem byio, i
~szystkie bes vyjatku lisy v oko~
licy wygine1y.
LEKAR l MALARz. - w
koaaeh artystycznych Parysa opo"
wiadajs 4, sobie n: nabavne 1a' ''''
pomigdzy slynnym nalar1em' 9
aoktore.mnp,, o1fankien af'dsm''
ned,y,spsej na'arz mi'f oafdn0
psknezo 80, l'{rs RED k'lko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25

vs.sa s~@x SsSs1@
dniami zachorcwal. Artysta5 wezwaf
Do niego te pleTs.qrzedna po1wags
Lekarz przybys ! 1dzlwii
sie niemafo, gdymu prztedlstsalwyiono
PISA, jake pacyenta. obejrzai 90
::ednak i zapisa} lekarstwo. Pies
wyzdrowlal. Nazajutrz malarz "a
rytuie doktora, wiel.. ma winle,n.
~ Poprosze pana " 1amian Q.
drobna praystuge. Nam willie v
Montmorency. kt6ra otocsylem
w}a6nle nowym parkanem. Mozebys
pan zechciaf pomalowat ten par
kan.
ZRECzNY PAN. = W Blu
dapeszcie niedawno temu do pew
neeo wysokiego dygn,tarza, prey
by} Zyd, jeden z wiekszych do
stawc6w " sprawie swej oferty,
proszac 0 ;ej p~oparcie. General
przyrzekf, re zLada sprawe, a pc
odejsciu %dostswcy, spcstrzegf ma
stole koperte, a " niej dzlesiec
sztuk banknot6w po 1000 IT. WI
dzac W tenn usifowanie przekup"
silva general doni6s& zaraz pollcyi'
dostawca jednak ME W ciemlf
by4 bity. Bo OTTO. jak konlsar'
pol,cyi oznajmif. dostawca ten by:
pred chwila W policyi z zawiado'
mieniem, ze zgub,& 10000 zr. Nj
mu vice ME MONA by{o zrobie
Zwr6cono mu tylko ,,odualesion'
pieniadze,'