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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-25
'SSaNTED TO RENT.

|Ife,------ ~ N Elm i
Nm ,,ty january / a five or sIT-Toom
lsln,ps1sse IN Third or Fourth ward
y isll and reliable tenant. Adj
IN ---.9.lng price and location. %
Z sAt large and small south room
/. sis: ~ saoeissekeeping; travelling man
"a ~, ssllidren; must be clean ana
- tssbssllenees In nice locality; ref,
D l;--s;5;.,S--agel, 1904. this of6ce. 81
b - e and wife want a small
I'd IN on shares; are very much
M ofs something TO do. Address
LIN 20
4 'tssSn,u unfinished rooms Tor light
by young married couple
|Ess1I--s~.ss Y, this Office. 20
s,sihes .sat-room house. furnished or
Niesl ign good location. Apply III.
- loloh Congress avenue. II
H'lISsKOOMS WANTED.
3 !asss0sId and lodging for Sf11enfs
shisptIs, !. 1902; Il must no chem
s'tsr,Sosal. Address mo use 10 caI6
va CeIIss. stating terms. Massey
n
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FOR SALE-On account of health, the
store, COS Main street, best location, ine
business es ablished; for any information
INQUIRE OF any of the best Wholesale com
mission houses In CITY. II
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EXPERIENCED bookkeepcr and stenogra-
pher desires position; best of refer
enccS' Address 5l51. this office. %
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MANIED-BN a young maG desiring to at
tend the Massey Business College some
employment before and after school hours
to help defray expenses. Address Will
ing Worker. room 4O2, Mason block. II
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NOTICE TO EONIRANTORS-Se0l pro.
posas will be received at the offices OF
John w. Maxcy, consulting engineer,
Houston, Texas, until u o'clock noon on
the I'd day Of January. A D., 1902, for
the construction of pile foundations, bulk
masonry work for one or more power
houses at a point about seven miles, more
or less, nOrthwesterly from Crosby, Har-
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An ALL ROUND, Industrious printer,
wants position for 1902 Best reference.
Address =. O. Box 337. Mexia, Texas. -
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DON'T forget 10 send us your list OF riea
lands II you wish 20 avail yourself OF
onr next trip North to secure buyers.
Bryant-McEnnls Land company, No. lol5
Texas avenue. 81
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WANTED TO BuY-cottages, close In;
modern Improvement; for cash. Pye g
Co. Kia1n building. 81
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nacr x,t..,r r,,,, 49,.
"A TVet WANi Al WILL uEl
IA
lllSf what V0il want
yo' "a"'
'->'-~-~--->~~~---~-~~~-~~
rYr,Y nx.,.x,-~
AAI.l,r WAN ELI.
WANTED-T.odv ,,,------.-;;-,-.--
Apply to Mrs. f. /. Tibbetts Hotel sai suy.
nett. "a
TWO 1sASV1SST-TSs-
o'clock st,1is Maj, so'u BUSINESS 10 z
~ YIN
ejtber ,',,,us, az around biacksmith;
Address "gJeeSS OF snares. plenty OF work.
""'ess o. W. "oseherry, wharton, Tex
-----,----------.- 70
" ,.A, good butcher: must be a
sp5u shuEnier hand and sausagemaker
suu stfiStly sober. Apply to Q. L. Wal
~ . = ., Eagle Lake, Texas: %
W,A a Experienced, competent, book.
ntettper Please apply only by letter aud
,1n,vs, ieierehces' u. Z. Street x Co,
=. Iggss e-s..l.------ 80
WANTED-Colore woman 10 cook aud
4 4, 10 10 Wasn dishes at boarding house.
5e..,,--- $500. 70
~" TcSai . - - hnslitng salesman to travel
ed bonSe Vyy ais II fe',E iot Wen establish.
street Dc.rcit Niic, Sih'lu' % congress-
~ n. :; .l5e1, --- 20
-" -, fL Al QNCE-Two ladies' about %
ifTals :" age Tor stage, answer at once.
--4-9pIs MIlams 90, THIS office. -
" ANTED-Man 10 file md Tes1 Mn ;;,,,TT7Tii
cutting $4,000; state oyne,,,n,'rP W in. t
airy wanted n Il Ioveia nj nihsu IN" 1S -,
as. a
WANTED One coIo-eJ 7T o-yio---- - -
boVs Wuson,s t,.n, uSs'iSt tMo hovI-
- : l-Iee 10y oea9ie -
",AN hI'-,ilr on woman for general
nonse work Inquire 1903 Congress ave
-. ,------------- rs
CAPABLE REPRESENTATIVE IN -I1- -
each county; good wages Address Room
~ Moore Burncti building, Is
WINDOW TRIMMER aud dress Foois mao
tHhuneeu Nt once; must he capable and
ni{HrUusnll eNperieuced: state age and
CratSr rms nra oSSt rGrIerenees required:
", !, !. ~, : - -
VAN iEl-FH!y hammer and saw men at
vfn new mn ~ Houston county, come
the mil and anniS nv eNaS railway TO
tharp, Texas a. No'~ %,
W 81
N,ANl = Ten nrst class hrcklayers; we
n"rtl t,-'FN,NV hrick TO law AZ our mill
n"rlhMeSt Of Lufkn. Apply to r. A.
~; = -,-- y -A@s. 81
y" -, ~ "npeteht' experienced book
-- AGNleL. give reIerences. Y. o. Box 292, IS
WANTED FTst-cIasS cook; good wages
Apply to Mrs. J. C. BerIng. Iif2 Milan
street 25
WANTED Contractors and teams on ex-
tension Of l. and 6. y. r. r from Waco
20 Fort Worth, 96 miles approxImatiug
100000 yards free transportation for
men and outfits over lines al l. and Il.
\. II. r. Address until Janunfv * ~
:. 1e ,,. lI4g1 burns contractor l-2oo2
lnrm aud truck Eardeni must be capable
ana reliable; permanent employment
with good wages. Ihos. A. BechtoL Ma
Nasotn, Texas. rs
NAN TED Dung men TO learn telegraphy
Auu station work for immediate service;
no chaIge u SITUATION not secured. Dali
-ll~ sii1s, ~ 3as. u
NAhbENE h VINO unuefStauqS thc cultiyQ-
,,ou o. movers. James Butte, 1905 and
7,,,-7-
N,5ANIEbL Wen drlller TO run No. 3
FIT h9culne references required Al,
Verde count Te,, UN'p''ie r. V'' N az
: -
NANIED- lie haulprs for sap pine ties
2entS for hrst mile aud cent per mile
long toh ana MANY ~ 10 ', suou apau 20
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4 30 T "W ANTS"
a ARE READ.
SITUATIONS-MALE.

SITUATION by good reliable bartender:
any place in the State. Address 1916.
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WISHING you an Merry Christmas nnd
iappy New Year and asking the same
courteous, liberal patronage we are,
YOURS SlnceIely. y. NJ Nortect * Co. -
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WANTED TO BUY.

DIAMONDS Wanted TO buy cheap; strictly
confidential Address 4s10, this office. %
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IkAM foreman wants work by January L;
have plenty experience; give full pnrtlc-
ulars. Address Foreman, 800 Milan
street, Houston Texas -
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SITUATION WANTED by young man to
assist In office or collector for some firm
~ rus city. Address ASOS, this office. -
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NJ ANTED-General merchandise, drug,
hardware and furniture stores. bank, res
taurant, hotel, meat market, livery stable,
blacksmith, brick yard and other lines of
business to locate at Stoneham; the best
onening I'm Texas; two railroads and two
more coming; don't forget the auction
sale of lots Friday, Goth Of this month.
Texas Townsite Improvement Co., Stone.
ham, Texas. or
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tssHsyu unfinished rooms for light
~ oy young married couple
Ivy y, this Office %
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FOR SALE-A first-class, well-es ablished,
GOOD paying hardware and lumber busl-
ness in one of the best coast counties
In Texas Address G. c. Clifford, Whar
atun, Texas, III
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a TAPLAN, at 205 Milan street. near
franklin, pays highest prices for gentle-
mems old clothing and shoes: send poptnl
card: will call. IT
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sat,foom house, furnished OF
Il MOO Tea location, Apply III
= WON Congress avenue. II
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BUSINESS CHANCES--Are you thinking
Of changing location of your factory or
building a new onef If SO nyesti sale
the claims Of Stoneham. Texas two trunk
line railroads, two more coming; cheap
fuel abundant water, central location
and a bonus for everything from a broom
factory up. Texas ToWnsite Improve
ment Co. Stoneham. Texas. If
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WANTED-'fO buy, nice improved prop
erty 10 Third or Fourth ward; would pre-
FOR corner lot and tvostory house, With
modern improvements, on csP line and
paved street: cheap for cash. Address
o., this office. %
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24o ACRES rice land, half mile from pub.
lie square, Eagle Lake, Texas one we'll
on land ana all levees and canals already
up; al under fence For prices and
terms address j. R9M esunoreiand, Eagle
lnkr IRNAs. - u
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FOR SALEr-l7U6 acres, In 4 body, all whiie
oak; hickory and ash; 1l4G same kind ~
land, with five tenement houses: both
tracts heavily timbered splendid farm
Ing land and a line oil proposition; 81
per acre; also GpOo acres pine and oil
Texas. u
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WNNTED-Plcture machine; also Illus
and Views; write price and description
irst letter Address Pictures" this or
ice 80
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SITUATION WANTED Expert oyster
oob9heri good wages expected 4STl, this
culGc. %
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WANTED Position IN private family as
nt9stler and yard man. Address 1900. this
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

trOV KaDla pOO"O0neyO " 1ezlOrO
Gop}o.
1S0WROCkAW. W solan
kach dotycuczas do uzytku publicz-
no6o, trzymano gazety: d. enn't
Ku]awski, Dsienn'k Po1nanski.
Tygodnik ilustrowany wsrssawsk,.
w 1oku b;etacym ME ma aoi Jed
nej polsk,ej. Widoczuie komisys
solaokowa nj, I CIV s"ble, adv
Polaoy lam ~uczeszczali i dswali
doc-od.
z MIkOSEAWIA p,sza do
Do P.' U mas oburzenie ogrom-
ne z powoiu katowan d4;eci pol
skich pray nsuce 1e:ig'i W jesyku
niemieck.m. DAec, csfsmi groma-
dani ~opaszczsja szko'e z po.iniase-
mi rqczkami, zanoszac sig Cd pla-
czu z b6lu, 20 o%debranYch rssach
Obav lamy sic, bv ME przysxto do
zaburzen podobnych;jsk " ostatnich
dniach We Wrzesn,. Rossadn,eisi
obywatele nskienlaJs do zaohowa-
mia spokoju. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

BRU5Y. 49, Badowa kclel ze
]aznej z Choin'c d. Li'nsza PREF
Brusy tax daleko juz wykchczons,
10 tylko jeszcze zw1r jest do ma
w,ezienia mostly do pobudowania,
zreszta tor juz usypanY az do
Lamka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20
q Poz !, i
" M.AsKOWIE pod Do|sklem

w MAsLOWIE pod D'}sk'em
polar .-a'szes5f' 9 eosp9''rs'~e.
byh v po'un rob"tv. Ma. Nau-
vzyciel m~'sjscowy ?. aqskwa po"
wyped,ai byd'o bndyuk6'. ale
ME .wssystko zdqz,i wypedzi'c &c,
wpadt -.petem do. pal2esgo SIG do
! m ~. gesp9daFzs: .N9;.snfF' ! Z nara
zeniem w&asnego zyc,s ura1o saf 81
letn'ego ,wym.ereita,, ktory 90 dy~
,ru utrigi' IA. b; y; i III l issafna
ps & Peg'sat}|'y p%oe,ss!'
ogromne straty, DO mic ME MEL
zabes y, {, Z j 4 4 Tow. og q
wem.; >Tylko> gospoda4rz.: G rudzia'
miat zabezp'sczone budvnk', a:
B.rtko~iak. ,yiko ma SEQ NIX.
Ogish wszczat sic W domu Meies-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20
z Prus Polskich.
2 WIELA. "a Kas1ubach.

z WIELA, "a Kastubach. =
Umarl til las, it.e' seisstwa 4 4 ,
August Kiiedrro@sski. Pan WrdA
L~,p,hsk,, wtraconv do vis>'eo'a "a
ossukahcze zbsnkrutowanie ma pa
rowei nile, iuz uypus1osony zosta'
z w,szienia "a kka9ey9. o zap'aos-
n1u d}ugiw ME ;nysl,:. Pltta : z q i
~ X -. @} : :. ~ l:;:: $50:
ma ma lego zone.>
ZYdzi z Wlela wszyscy p'u-
ciekali, DO ich ludzie bi; i$spsbsy
i'm ~~yrsadz'l' e 80, do'e. > * ss., "oov ;
Tylko et,ry Maschkowski pozosta}.
s=->'.' -:
KosoBUDY> W. tyeh
dniach przywioz} caty orszak swo~
z6w nadlesniczego k'3|ewek'e2o
zw}oki ma}ago dziecka; do pocho-
wa.1,a "a cmentarzu 'u%tersk,m, -.
kt6re wpsd4o przez nleostroznosc
do wrzacego kot}a PREY pran'u
O]c;ec tego dzlecka z .rozpaczv
chwyci} "a fuzy9i chc:ai wssystkie
niew1astY, kt6re by}y prey praniu,
zastrzelic, lecz iona ]ego W pcre
przyskoczyia powstrzyma}a 60 cd
zbrodni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

Jetel, SERGE twoie nadweretone
isste6 " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Severy
Wzmacniacz Serca (Heart Tonic)
wYleczy wszelkie dolegliwosci
serca, pobudz; zYwy obieg krwi,
i nsstroj. ca}y system. Wypr6bo-
wane .skfadaiqce sig z czesci ro~
sl:nnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20
berlinska do.

~,,GERNANIA' berlihska do
nos. 10 pewnego n~auczyc,ela "
Prusach Zachodn,ch, ktory sm'a}
sic zapytac wprost generalnej kc-
mendy, Alsdy odbeda sig G~lc>enia
~woj<kowe ola nsncsyc'e :, poniewaz
:am;erzh] olb>t podr6z naukow9,
skasano "a to. IL pom'na} n'zsze
%lastancYa. ma dz'eh. aresztu lea
rozkszu swej wiadzY wojakcwej
odsiedziec mutl areszt ten " ezopie
do sikavek We wsi, y kt6rej nrze-
DUE. Dziat~a szkolna bsdzie wiec
mia}a p'ekne widow !sko, ~idzac
swego n%auc.yciela zamkn'etego do
ssopy, s~}uzacej "a wiezien'e d."
wt6czeg6w j p,jak6w. ,.Germania"
zwraca ma to uwsge, ze take wy
pa1kt musza przeciez podkopyw,t
powage wtadz z~apowiada, 10 Gem
trun W pariamercie ererg'cznie
ujmie s,e "a owym nauc:ycie'em.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

=# IT, a. & H-s.Et-agr - .EA g..
MlkOsLAW. PrsYcsyn4 samoa
bojstws Inspectors ssk6lnego Rot :.
diego byto, IL skr.vwdzlf budow-
nlo.ych*dwoch szkbt ma 10 tvs
marek, ME wyuaaciwssy i'm male.
.4ytosci. Wytoczyll, :mu process y
& wldzynis. SprzeniewlerxYwszy te.
sumo, ME m,a} czem zap1acic i
usunat sic : tego sw,ata. Byt gor-
haSa:ysta.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20
sBOGDlNQMKA y pow,eciel

II Z po,w,ecie
.tqe.evsxip ydowa po 3
bo!uiku, 81 letoia Marunka Daj
czeit, chora Oh dfuzssego czasu ma
pomi7szanie zmysl6w powjes,fa eie
tn onegda] v przYstepie szalu "
8 wojej stodole M sz%nurze.
1. ! BRoDY, W so'inie fpalita
SIG ,%goEre'n'', :v' e, J 4'. san's:
s1a W. Badenieggo, m,rsralka kr4-:
]owego. .. -;
Jan KobAczEK, .1f,zolin n
20 ws' Wiepiz, niedaleko Anqr7-
"cboYa. znany z tego, re nsdt-
wszystto lpb,al " 6deczAe, wybral
sic z konml DO AndrycboVa ma
;za:,obek. Dobrze mus'a&o mu pose
". Andrychowie. .gdys pad n'eczo.
rem konie powr6tity same, a Ko-
}acsek zna1dowal SIC wprawdzie La
f urze. ]ecz epa} snem sprawledli~
wycb. iona lego tjrzawszy pc"
wra:ajaca fare, z 'daleka tylko
przypatrywaia sic iak konis zsjez-
d4aja ma pod~ 6rze. Ba'a sic BOWEN
posazaG mekowi, gdgz ten wracaiac
swyxle z takiego .,zarobku' "
staule rodochoconym, garbowa1
babie skore, co SIG wlazio. GdY
wresze'e konie stans}y. ,,czu}y:
mezu!ek Me wstawa{ z WON prize
mog}a W babe ciekawosc kobieca ,
p.zystap'ta; do wozu. Ma spodzie
wozu zobaczYia meza,' leiacego
twarza pa DOT. Sadzac, re jest
pijanY, ME budzi{a 90, lecz pozo-
stawiia lei pozycyi, jak 90 ko
ME PRIV wioz}Y, ably sic wysps3
Ma drugi dzleh dopiero spostrze-
gia Koiaczkowsj re MAJ zasuaf ma
wleki. Pos}ano DatYchmiast po
'ekarza Go Andrychowa. kt61y
m6gi tylko sensational 6m!erd
wskutek p Janstwa. =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

CHEkNZA (Ca|mse+). VIA
6ciciel p. Jesionow ski pow r6cii g
g"dsin'e 8 : Grudz'adla. Ma dwo.-
on oczektwa&a 90 iona, weszll do
restauracyi, a potem ubois ~ieczo-
rem o CODA. 10 wrAcali do pos,a-
d!oscl sweJ. odleg{ej mniej wiscej
100 netr6H cd dworca. Pred
Drama ocsekiwa}o ich dwoch mei-
-czysr. Jeden uderxyi paul, ). tax
s'lnie : ty'u, 10 upad&a. Drug.
ksmienlem zada} rae panu. -,
og}uezyf 60. PAM p~owstaia i "a
vo'a&a o pomoo, ale ludzie mad.
biesli "a pt&no - panu J. prey
tomn 81 ME puwrdcl,a, ozsszke
mia} rozllla i ma druei dzien
umart. Be ztelig,jnosd j. zdsiczen,e
ladu 2os'epuje szybkim stosun-
kowo trybem. w dawniejssyoh
cxssach tsz sic zdarzatY xab6jstws,
ale pyty to prsym>ki bs rdxo rsad-.
Ike, d.iS ~inacx-)!
ToklN Il . nika. pana Pa
lus .kiew'esa "w"'a"" poniewai
s'elst,o ME wiks.aio why j.go.
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

" DOM. Ostr6n ku ~wlasnosci
,. W.. Mlicklego Cd dnia rs z. m.
jest telefon W m1e;scu, ur.adzony
przez urzad p%ocztowy. Jest to ,e-
lefon W ca!em Ksiestv'e wyiatko-
wy, gdyz do przepro xadzenla te~
goz zapuSc,G trzeba by}o 280 me-
tr6s kabla podwodnego " j~ezioro
Gop}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

MOGILNO. Ma dniu 10 b. m.
eprzedana zosta&a przez subhaste
znana Zoi6~ka, jedyoe mile !
przYiemne miejsce zabaw naszej
PoIoui;. kt6rej dotvchcsssowy wynn
w1%adc,c,elem b,} pan Biel,nski.
Smutna to rzscz. ~ do sprze3azy
tel przyczynlt SIC g}6wnie Polak,
u*atwiaj9a TEN bamem kupno
Zofi6wki Niemcowi p. Schram-
ke'lnu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

sBRoDY. W so'inie spali's
SIG y%gorrelnia, :wfasnost Af. stan's:
ssa va Badenieggo, msrs1alkl Ara- !:
]owego.
y \ q ;s.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
LET our SECRET IN DELIRIUM
MRS BARKER TELLS A FRIEND THAT
HUSBAND THEN DREW STORY FROM
HER-KELLER'S CONDITION.

How Mrs. Thomas G. Barker came 10 tell her
husband that she had been assaulted In June
last by the Re-. John Keller. pastor OF Trinity
Episcopal Mission, Of Arlington, y. j. was
lated yesterday by Mrs John Sumner. OF No. AZ
LOcust-ave-. Arlington, an intimate friend OF
Mrs. Barker She visited the latter at the
home Of the Misses Germond yesterday. When
asked by Mrs. Sumner how she came 10 make
such disclosure 20 her husband Mrs Barker
was quoted replying
I was very sick Saturday, and toward even
ing my condition became worse. and by
o'clock. when Tom returned from New-York.
was delirious. Whenever these attacks come on /
speak In my delirium, and usually. when / get
better. We have a laugh over what say. sat
urday night. however, il was different / had
been oppressed all day with memories of the
affair. and during my delirium j told part Of
the story. and Tom became suspicious and great
ly excited.
When I recovered he demanded a thorough
explanation. He told me had accused the Rev.
Mr.. Keller with being the cause OF my trouble
while / was delirious and ne forced me to con-
fess the truth I did not want to tell I knew
Tom. and / feared the result. but he cross
examined me. and I did not know how much
i had told while delirfous he finally got the
whole story from me-
The condition OF the Rev. Mr.. Keller is still
critical, though IL has shown no change for
the last two DAYS.
Prosecutors Detective Mccormack has sue
ceeded in finding an eyewitness Of the shooting.
and il is said that the witness in question will
swear that Barker was behind and TO the right
Of the Rev Mr.. Keller when he fired the first
shot
The physicians attending the Rev. Mr.. Keller
held a consultation yesterday afternoon. and at
its conclusion the following statement was given
out
The present condition OF the Rev. John Kel-
Ter is follows:
He is resting quietly has slight rise OF tenn
perature and his condition is not Immediately
dangerous. but II Is impossible 70 say that he is
Yet out OF danger of death a direct result
Of HIS injuries. and cannot so say for some
days TO come. An unfavorable change in his
and death result +"
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
POLICE GUARD EMPTY HALL.
MEETING OF ANARCHISTS DID NOT
TAKE PLACE. BIT A DETECTIVE
BOUGHT BEER AND MADE
AN ARREST

The AthenRum. meeting hall at Atantic-ave
and Clinton-st. Brooklyn, looked prepared to with
stand riot last night. Ten big policemen stood in
the front entrance and al various points on the
stairs and in the neighborhood twenty more blue
coats were duty. On the first landing In
spectOr Kane. Captain Dunn OF the Adams-st.
station. sergeant and two patrolmen. Scattered
about were ten detectives sergeants. The police
stood guard over untenanted space from 70 II
p. Then the weary battalion marched away.
1t learned that this show OF force had been
made for the purpose OF preventing a Gramatic
entertainment and bali which had been planned by
alleged Italian anarchists. on January u. accord
ing 10 the police. La QUESTION: Sociale" an an
archistic publication OF Paterson. " J.. announced
that February a dramatic entertainment would
be held in Brooklyn under the auspices OF the
Bresci and Parsons groups. alleged organizations
OF anarchists. The announcement was made that
the police would not permit the entertainment in
Paterson Manhattan n would be given in Brook
lyn.
In some way Chief Devery learned OF the pro-
posed meeting and ordered Deputy chief Nc
Laughlin 10 see that It did not occur Yesterday
afternoon members OF the dramatic society
entertainment. He refused The Italians denied
that the Anarchists had anything TO do with it,
trouble so gave orders for the small battalion OF
police who guarded the Athensum. Not more than
About 10 O'Clock one Of the detectives who speaks
Italian and Spanish. informed Captain Dunn that
be at the Athenseum had gathered in a room over
No. 226 Fulton-st Several men were sent there at
once. and Detective o Brien managed to get into
the room lie declares that az he entered one of
the reading resolution, I'm which those
present pledged themselves 10 stand by all An
ordered a drink. He then arrested Petro Lefanno.
the owner Of the premises. for selling liquor with
out license The Italians ran out OF the room.
breaking up the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
OPPOSED TO THE REGISTRATION BILL.

SOCIETY OF BEArx ARTS ARCHITECTS DOES NOT
APPROVE EXAMINATION PROVIDED FOR.
The Society OF Beaux Arts Architects Is firmly
opposed TO passage Of the bill registering
tects on Friday night II directed the secretary OF
the society send to Governor Odell expression
Of its disapproval of the bill. The communica ton
which was forwarded TO Albany says that the So
clety objects to allowing man TO call himself an
architect on the strength of a perfunctOry exam-
nation the part OF the State authorities given
in the manner the bil proposes. The society be-
lIeves that man should not be allowed qualify
architect unless he comes up TO the artistic
standard recognized 10y the American Institute OF
Architects.
Several years ago the BeauX Arts Architects So
ciety placed itself on record favorIng a bill
similar 10 the one now presented
Section 10 of the present bill which says that no
person in this State can be prohibited from acting
designer of his own building practically nuuI-
es according to members of the society," the effect
OF requirements of the bill relating TO the register
Ing OF architects On the other hand, the members
OF the society think that no bill could be drafted
omiiting such "A provision entirely. because they
say every man has a constitutional right to erect
building as he fancies.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
BURGLAR USES CHLOROFORM.
STEALS VALUABLES FROM ROOMS OF
SLEEPING FAMILY-LEAvES KNIFE
BEHIND

The home of Morris JacOby, at No. 2i3 East Six
tteth-st., was entered by a burglar and ransacked
some time between II O'Clock Friday night and D
O'Clock on Saturday morning. The intruder over
looked a number of valuable things, including sew
eral hundred dollars in cash
The cook on Saturday morning found kitchen
window open. The iron bars the outside had
been bent to permit person to enter.
MIR. apd Mrs Jacoby slept i'm their room the
second floor. Their Henry slept in adjoining
room The doors were open The burglar carried
Henrys clothes to the basement. There he riffed
the pockets getting S15 in cash and silver pocket
knife The young had pain in his
head in the morning, and his physician said il was
doubtless due 20 chorOfOrm. the Odor of which was
stil perceptible in the In the elder JacOby'
clothing were several hundred dollars which the
thief did not get More than $500 i'm drawer I'm the
sis6Oard was also left. but the burglar took 81 out
or Mrs JacOby'S pocketbOok which lay on the din
ing room table
Ihat the thief left In hurry evident be-
cause he left bundle of valuable clothing the
dlnins room table after packing IL carry il off
near the table on chair found keen edged
table knife, 20 which a piece OF white ribbon was
attached The police think the thief an
amateur and carried this knife to defend himself.
MT Jacoby Is "A cigar manufacturer and has
business at No. 342 East Thirty-eg ghth-st.