davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
REVENUE OFFICE
Given a Favorable Report By the Spe
 cal Examiner.

W. T. Clarke, the special revenue agent, who was in Birmingham three days examining the accounts of J. H Bingham. collector of internal reve nue, has made report to the gov. ernment showing that everything in the office is in shipshape and that the accounts are correcct.
 Collector Bingham has just received a letter from the Hon. J. w. Yerkes, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, as follows:
 Washington, Feb. 21, 1901. J. H. Bingham. Esq, Collector Inter- nal Revenue, Birmingham, Ala:
 Sir:-Your office was examined on the 11th, 18th and 18th instant by Revenue Agent w. T. Clarke of this department, who reports your lists, stamps and cash in perfect balance. The condition of the service in the district Is good.
 W. T. CLARKE, Revenue Agent.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
TWO BIDS FOR THE
 IMPROVEMENT BONDS
BUYERS MAKE OFFERS TO THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN FOR
 THE NEW ISSUE.

Two bids have been received by the Mayor and Aldermen for the recent street Improvement bonds provided for, amount ing to about $5O,OOO. One is from Steiner Brothers, offering par for them, and the other from a local attorney said to be representing an Atlanta bond dealer who has recently become interested in Bir- mingham, and who bids par and half, or 100.50.
 No award will probably be made until the Mayor returns from Montgomery, and in the meantime it Is said there may be other bidders
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
HUGHES CASE IS
 W|TH,THE JURY
Verdict Will be Reached Today, Other News of the 0if-
 ferent Courts

In the Criminal Court, Judge Samuel B. Greene presiding, the trial of Joseph Hughes, white. for the murder of Will lam Henderson. white farmer, was resumed yesterday morning. The case occupied all of the day and went to the jury in the afternoon. X verdict will probably be reached to-day. The killing occurred September 27 1897. few miles east of Morris.
 Other criminal cases set for yesterday were continued. The case of George B Wilmot was passed until Thursday.
 Circuit. Court.
 In the Circuit Court. Judge H. H. Coleman presiding. the case of Peter r. Goss vs. the l.. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. is still on trial. Plain tiff Is suing for s25 Ol0 for the loss of an arm. He vas an engineer and says he was under the engine cleaning 1t. when tn" fireman moved 1t without giving him Tvrning.
 City Court.
 T tho First Division of the City Court. ,indge Charles F. Senn presiding, the N1 VI <hi thN' i'hi4p No' tHt iNlliSSSNN Coal, Iron and Railroad Company, wtl.' dismissed for want of prosecution. All other cases set for the day were con tinued. and the court room turned over to Judge Greene, who is trying the Hughes case there.
 In the Second Division, Judge W. W. Wickerson presiding, Il judgment by con sent for $500 was rendered in the case of Irene Walker vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company.
 Court Items.
 marriage license was issued to Gusty Aatz and LiIiie May Davis.
 Tax Collector Francis is kept busy with the numerous taxpayers who are rushing in taxes before March l. The docleting commences then, which means extra costs to delinquents.
 The following deeds were filed:
 c. w. Sherrick and wife to J. B. Mes ser, 2-20-ol, s1 600; lot s, block J5 Avon dale.
 J. D. Elliott to B. II. Mathews. 1O-35-OO, sl,25O; lot in northwest of southeast 20. r, ?.
 Dr. ". P. Hall of 4Slbertville, broth CT of Bura Hall, the school teacher, charged with a criminal assault on one of his pupils, visited the jail yesterday to see his brother. They discussed the situation. Dr. Hall says the excitement has died out, and Bura Hall does not seem apprehensive over the final out come.
 petition in bankruptcy was filed by Michael Mueller, a merchant at Avenue E and Sixteenth street. His assets are sSS1. .ss, chiefly merchandise, and his lia- bilities s6S6.19.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
CALI. FROM MONTGOMERY.
Mayor Drennen Photographed for the
 Rounders"-Graham Acting.

Mayor Drennen, who is in Montgomery looking after the city's interest before the Legislature, has sent up a cry of help and several members of the "rounders committee" left yesterday for the capital to aid the Mayor. who, 1t is understood fears that the bill giving additional DOW CT to justices of the peace in beats 21 and 37 at the expense of the Inferior Criminal Court or more specifically the city treasury. may become a law.
 A telegram was received from the Mayor yesterday morning and several of the Aldermen, including Acting Mayor Jones. left on the first train Alderman Graham was designated by the acting Mayor to act in his stead.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
Nominations Confirmed.

Washington, February 26.-The Senate in executive session tonight confirmed all the naval nominations for promotion sent in except those of Admirals Samp- son and Schley. and also the nomination of Jacob G. Bickley to be postmaster at Texarkana, Ark
 The combinations include the promo tion Of Richmond Pearson Hobson ten numbers, which gives him the rank of captain. His pay will be $500, with in- creased allowances
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
M. & o. CONSOLIDATION.
interchange of Bonds With Southern
 is Now Operative.

New York, February 26.--ft was official- Iy announced today that the plan of in-. terchange of collateral trust gold bonds of the Southern Railway Company for the general mortgage bonds of the Mo- bile and Ohio Railroad cornpony is now operative a majority of the bonds hav- ing been deposited with J. P. Morgan and Company.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
THE MODERN WAY

Comments itself to the well informed, to do pleasantly and effectually what was formerly done in the crudest manner and disa greedy as well. To clcnse the system and break up colds, headaches, and levers without unpleasant after effects. use the delightful liquid laxative remedy. Syrup of Figs Made by California Fig Syrup
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
This Funny, Funny World.

From the Detroit Free Press.
 Those folks next door didn't invite us to their reception
 How queer?'
 "Yes, afterward they sent us over . platter of the refreshments"
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
BACK FROM THE
 LAND O' FLOWERS
"UncIe" Charlie Jones Says the Florida Resorts Are Full
 of Tourists

Travelling Passenger Agent Charles Jones, of the Kansas City Memphis & Birmingham Railroad. returned yesterday from a trip to Florida. He says he en- joyed the trip to the Land of Flowers and more especially as he was thus en- abled to escape the recent cold snap.
 There are more people in Florida this winter than ever before,' said he, and the hotels and boarding houses are crowded to their utmost capacity to ac- commodate all who apply for accommo- dations. This condition Is true, especially of the east coast resorts which seem to have drawn more people than the west coast resorts. The hotels at Jacksonville St. Augustine, Tampa, Palm Beach and in fact all of the places along the east coast are overfowing with Northern and Western tourists" .-z=-
 MT. Jones left last night for Chatta- nooga, whither he went to look after busi- ness for his line.
 Links and Pins.
 R. L. Prtchard, land and industrial agent of the Central of Georgia Railroad, has issued Bulletin No. [, which contains interesting articles on the Addition of Humus to the Soi,'' and "Cantaloupes '' The Bulletin is addressed to the farmers of Georgia and Alabama
 Fred l.. Chase, southeastern passenger agent of the Chicago & Alton Railroad was in the city yesterday.
 Rogers Bros will arrive with their com pany over the Louisville 6 Nashville road on d special train at 9;30 o'clock this morning. The company will come direct from Mobile. Two baggage cars. one day coach and two sleeping cars are neces- sary to carry the company and the see nery. From Birmingham the company goes to Atlanta and thence to New York.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
SkepticaI About the Dates.

From the Somerville (Mass) Journal,
 She tat the end of a doctrinal argu- ment)-Loo here! Do you believe In the Bible?
 He-Mell not in the family record part.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27

Congressman John l.. Burnett of Gads- den was in the city yesterday enroute to Washington.
 J. Ed Cox is seriously i'll at his home at Fountain Heights.
 pr. J. D. Dabncy has gone to Missis- sippi on a short business trip.
 pr. A. F. Meadow of Blocton passed through the city today en route to Nash- vile, where he was called to perform an operation on Hon, H. Dunbar. the well known lawyer. who is exceedingly i'll with appendicitis
 Among the arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday were: N. M. Breeze. Att lanta: e. F. Rivs, New York; B. G. Boaz. city: T. C. Powell, Louisville; w. A. Win burn. Savannah; D. s. Woodall. Louis vile; H. R. Hall, Owenton. Ky: Leslie Brack, Kentucky; J. r. McGraya, R. M. Brown, Hopkinsville; J. M. Turnley, l.. Sillis. Carbon Hill; P. L. Acton, W. H. Acton. Trusvilie; Julius Hoffstaat, St. Louis: s. w.. Catts Atlanta! John Klee and wife, Dayton; s. Hampton. city; c. W. Archer, Wilsonville: A. H. Morris. Macon; W. D. Blankly and wife, Bright on: K Matthews. Goodwater; T. T. Bur ton. city; W. w. Crawford, Trussville; J. H. Arlington. Rome, Ga: R. Brannon. Louisville; A McMullings. Southern Ex- press Company: T. w. Crews, Atlanta; W. M Pugh, Norfolk, Va; E. A. Burns. Chicago; R. L. Pritchard, Savannah; A: Haas Atlanta; W. D. Lee, New Orleans; E. A. Jones' Cincinnati: W. J. Graham. c. B. Whitney. Tuscaloosa: H, S. Smith and wife. George s. Glider and wife. Car bon Hill: W. G. Leahy and wife. Nash vile: r. M. Cory. Cincinnati; c. H. Weeks, Macon: A. E. Jones, Cincinna- ti: H. Elmer, Milwaukee; Karl Limberg. Memphis: A s. Trow and wife, Wiscon- sin: W. F. Dent. Montgomery: E. p. Fitch, Galva. Ills; T. Benhima Shreve- port: J. L. Ciamo. Adger; J. I. Mcclure. Chattanooga; Mrs. G. J. Anderson. New Orleans: Miss H. Dabton, Kansas City; c. F, Austin, Atlanta.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27

Highest temperature, 56S degrees; low est, 363; average, 49.s.
 BEN M. JACOBS, Station Agent, U. s. Weather Bureau.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
Forecast for Alabama.

Washington, February 26-Forecast for Alabama: Increasing cloudiness and probably rain Wednesday. Thursday fair fresh east to southeast winds
The age-herald., 1901-02-27

Read about the $35o plano to be given away by The Age-HeraId. on page 6. Vote for your daughter or your neighbor's daughter.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
HE WEATHER.

Birmingham, Ala, February 26, 1901. Local observations during the A hours ending D. m. Central time:
The age-herald., 1901-02-27

nothing answers the purpose like pure. unadulterated liquor The genuine article is great fortifer against the inclemen- cies of the weather. But put not your trust in dootored or diluted stuff-it won't fill the bill You run no risk in getting your inside overcoat" from us With a reputation made for the purity and excel fence of our wet goods, we do all pos sible to retain and enhance it. We call special attention to our "Samucis' and "Old Oscar Pepper Whistles, bottled in bond.
 SOLOMON & LEVI, 'Phon 1912. 1e28-3o First Ave.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
ThE
 ROGERS BROS. CENTRAL PARK.
| GET
 READY TO LAUGH
MAX AND GUS ROGERS AND IS OTHERS.

AND IS OTHERS. In the Funniest Show Ever Planned.
 and the Most Successful. SEAT SALE MONDAY, FEB. 25rH. And notwithstanding this is the most sue cessful musical comedy in America prices will be no more than charged in the lead- ing cities.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27
PERSONAL.

Congressman John L. Burnett Of Gads- den was in the city yesterday enroute to Washington.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27

J. Ed Cox is seriously i'll at his home at Fountain Heights.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27

pr. J. D. Dabncy has gone to Missis sippi on short business trip.
The age-herald., 1901-02-27

The following deeds were filed:
 c. w. Sherrick and wife to J. B. Mes ser, 2-2o-ol, sl,ooO; lot s, block J5 Avon dale.
 J. D. Elliott to B. II. Mathews. 1o-25-00, sl,25o; lot in northwest of southeast 20. IT, ?.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

mruknaI officer ,,miatezllni-
ki'' tymcs,sasem uciekna.
Mech sic Why rotin,is'trz
ME boi odrzekl slp'eg
zawsze bedziem j.k tylto swift.
70 pewnie jeszcze bsda, q
zreszta gdybY nawet wys,l'.
70 "a sladem lstwo dojiziem
tax nam ME ujda.
Ale wiesz ~ tylko :
pewnoscia - spytal officer
ze oni W tel wiosce noouja?
Bo jak sic m>lisz 6ksze sic,
ze ich tam ME bylo. to ia Gle
naucz5 ganiat mas pc nocy ma
promo. ma taxa psia droge.
bedziesz ty mnie ruski miesi9c
pamieta}.
Mech Why rotmistrz
robi &c nina co chce, jak sic
pokaze. re klamie - odrzekf
szqieg = to ia moja glove
slavic, he ich znajd1iemY.
Officer mic ME odpowiedzial,
dal konloni ostfoga, a od~
dial caIy korzystaiac z nieco.
lepszej drogi. ruszy} klusem.
- Teraz troszke widn;ej
= rzekl szpieg zjedzmy
ma te dr6zke co Idle przez
pole, to predict bedziem i we
wsi mas Mkt ME zobaczy. vice
powstanc6w ne ostrzeze.
To oni W tel wiosce?-
zap>tal officer, zatrzymujac. ko-
MIA.
- TAX odpowied1ial
szpie,g = W dworskiej sto-
dole CO. hen ia polu. ]eszcze
lei ME widat, MECH panowie
beda ostr6zni. DO moze pixie
te ~postawili.
To ruszaj naprz6d i obej.
rzej miejscowoSt - rzekl Off
Ger - przypatrz sic kt6redy
podejs6 najlepiei, tylko pred
ko.A wy smirno rabiata;-
i broh nies* W pogotowiu =
doda} do zo%}nierzy.
Szpieg ruszyl klusem przez
pole. of'cer tymczasem dawal
rozkazy i ~napomnienia zotnie-
rom.
Szpieg zjawil sic z pcwro-
tenn.
Sa! Why rotmistrzu =
zawo'a}. Spa jeszcze. pikiety
niema i stodosa zamknleta.
Podkradiem SIG rocichu, a
zajrzawszy pr<ez szpere. wi
dzia}em lezacych wszys,kich
ma s]omie.
- To W drcge, ktusem -
rzekl officer - i,,smirno "a
biata"
tCi4g dalszy nase4pA.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

Rania 70, ieleli potrra'fi zr 'ltl'
sic niewidzialnym. q cchos'toy
% zresta ,lapano 70. czya 50
TAX slime pcstronki lub Ian
cuchy, kt6remi BY 90 awia-
rae mozna? Kula ami broh
sieczna zraniG 60 tel ME pc
trai. DO nieczysta sila .
! broni zawsze i re wszystk''ch
zlych przyg6d wyProwadz'
be- szwanku.
Wskutek tego ma wyprawy
przeciw. = oksjannomu wal.
| szebniku B erozce - sill bar
do nieehetnie, a nawet gdy~
bv ME zelazna VIOLA naczel-
silva. ME chodz,}iby wcale,
lecz zostawili 60 W spokoju,
wjedzieli BOWEN zg6:y, IL rcu
mic. sic ME stau:e, z Mich zas
zawsze kt6r>s glowa przypla
c..
Nakazanego wiec milcze~
MIA W oddziale Scisle pre-
strzegano, BIO pomimo roz-
kazu, so}daci sami wielklej
ochoty do rozm6w ME m'el'.
! Ciemnose nocna ME doz-
wala}a blizej sic przyjrzee te-
mu oddzia}owi, kt6ry kazde~
90 uwage m6gl zwr6cl6 ma
siabie.
Sk}adal on sic z pietoastu
regularoych uIan6w Smoleh~
skiego pulku; GRAZ calel sotn'
uralsk.ch kozak6w swiezo
przyb> lych do Polski.
CT to- wlaSnie kozacy cieks~
we przedstawiali widow'sko.
Ziozeni L Baszkir6w, Kali
muk6w, Kirgizow. kazah-
skich Tatar6w i innych naro-
dow ~schodniej Rosyi, ubra-
nj W dfugie bronzowe kapot,
/ takiez r~ajtuzy z niebjeskim1
lampssami ma ma}Ych stepo~
wych konikach. kt6rych grzy'
wy i osonv nie1edwie ziemi
siegaly. uzbrojeni takze bylI
najdziwacznej.
! Gl6wna bronia wszystkich
byla olbrzymia mole dwusaz~
NOVA pika. 0 pr3cz nlej no.
sit kazdy za~ieszona przez
ram:e krzywa. W sk6rzanej po-
chwie szaszke, pasa kindza]
i jeden lub diva. pojedyncze
albo p%odwoioe pistolety. Pr
stolety te r5znych by}y ga
tunk6w i kalibru. Obok czcr-
kieskiego kosztownie sad1o-
nego srebrem, znajdowal sic
inoy z pordzewiala lufa. yale
dwie t~rzymajacy SIC W spru-
chnialej oprawie, lab w'cl~
kiego kalibru z osada mos'e-
=. b.. rNE - = .efS -..s - 49, 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
Nm wystawe do Buffalo n

.r=. HsFs =-ts Fgs-EH- -z=E#+e-~ Z5-rSS.EEE
Nm wystawe do BufaiO n Y
Do Buffalo, N. T., poczawszy
cd | Maja kolej North Western
puszcza pociagi kazdy Wtorek 70.
bardzo znizonych cenach. Wxgle-
dem blizszych szczegd}dw zg1osic
sic do agsnt6w tel kolel. Obrazke.
va kslazeczke przesle SIC kazdemu,
kto ,przesle 2 Gently pod adresem
". B. Kni1kcrn, General PASSENGER
Ticket Agent. Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

-= ~ ---- ...
I.
Wsr6d ciemnej nocy limo
wei, " poczatkach 1865 roku'
droga Cd SiedAec postepowa'
oddzial mosklewskiei konni'
cy.
Krzyki spiewy wesofe'
iakiemi Moskale skracaja
zwykle truly mars2u, tera7
byly surowo zakazane; chc-
dzi}o widocznie O jakas
tajemnq wyprawe, dow6dzca
BOWEN opr6cz milczenla
nakazywa} nadto omijan|e
spotykanych. wjosek.
Ostrozno$t ia by]a zby~
teczna. Nikomu by pewnie
do glovy ME przysz}o, sledz't
eel i przyczyne tego nocncgo
pochodu, a spoznlony po-
dr6zny (nadzwyczaj rzadki w
tym czasie) doirzawszy zdale~
ka zbiizajaca sic cxarns mase.
umykal CO PREDICT z dfog',
kryjac sic gdzie MONA bylo,
wiedzial BOWEN dobrze, lie
ma spotkaniu z walecznem ry~
cerstwem m6gt zyskat CO nal
mniej kilkanaScie nahajek. !e'
zeli ME co gorszego.
Powstanie %skohc1ylo sic
oddawna; Moskwa raca &c
zwycieztwa. dawa}a uczoc ca
Ia SHE pokonanym. a oddzia]>
jei wojsk baszowa}y swobo-
dnie po kraju, ME obawiajae
sic JUL czyhajacych 20 krza~
kach i borach partyzant6w.
Wojsko cbecnie ME malae
z kim walczye. chodzilo t>lkc
ma rewizye do dwor6w i WHO
SEX, sc'aga]o zaleg'e podatki
lub Swiezo wyznaczone przez
wladze wojenne kontrybucye,
albo wreszcie wyszukiwa}o
questionable bylych powstah
cow, co uniknawszy kul ME
wolf, ME mog4c iSt "a grani-
ce. jak ptaki po bury. przy~
tulili sic W zagrodach rodzin~
nych.
Wiedziano vice z doswiad-
cze1ia, ze Moskale W marszu
niesli gdzie$ nieszczescie, ME
.-bylo JUL komu dawat znac O
Mich, vice nietylko tych mar
STOW ME sledzono, ale O.
wszem starano sic nawet ple
Widziec. .-...N.
lynn razem konn'ca mo-
, skiewska ME sz}a ma rewiz>e
ami egzckucye, &yi DO xiem
ieszcze .zuchwalcc, co pomimo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

Ist.r.zletalbte zastepow'all luk -
,wieszony pr1ez rraam'1ie k k;',Es:sadIl
e str.alami. y kazdego cato
|byl przytroczony Do siod]a
dlugi sk6:zanny arkan : petit
ca ma kohcu. uzywany "
stepach kirgizkich niet> lko do
|chwytanil koni. ale nieprzy~
(jaci6}. a kt6rego mieli take
|probowat ma polskich po-
wstshcach.
O6cerowie tel dobranej
|dr6zyny rozn'li sic nieco POI
rzadnie)szem chot ME czys-
cleiszem ubranie,n, rownie
BOWEN jak zo}oierze byli
brudnj, ale kaPoty mieli z
cieiszego sukna, ozdobIone
srebrnemi naram;ennikamj,
broh lepsza. gdy3 kazdy
procz szaszki i zatknietych W
siodle p;stoletew, oraz kim
dzalu, posiadai jeszcze rewol-
wer, nadto ma g}owach W
mieiscu olbrzymich baranlch
czapek O d}ugim wlosie, m'eli
ciemne kept z nieb'esk'mi
lempasami, ktore ma gtowach
ka]muckich tax wygladaly ]ak
ostrogi prey bosyeh nogach.
Stepowi CT wojacy przyby-
wszy do Polski Pc skohczor
mel luz woinie, ME mieli spo-
sobnoscl walczenia z powstah-
CANT, nas}uchali sic t>lko cd
towarzyszy @ strasznych La
chach. CO zYwcem ludzl ga
|daja. pija krew moskiewska W
mie]sce woody, uzbrolonych W
|jakies olbrzynie kosy, kt6re-
mi ma wp6l czlowieka pre-
|ciac mona, lie wielka vice
|ochote mieli ma wyprawe, W
dodatku przeciw czarowniko-
wi, co 2 djablem sic pokuma-
wszy, umie nietylko STAG sic
niewidzialnym, ale h;awet
zmienic sic W dixie z"ierze
jake.
Gdyty ME u}sni. co try
majac tylna str2z pilnowali
aby stepowe rvcerstwo ME
gubi!o sic pc drodze; nadtc
strach, ably zabladziwszy W
niezaanej okolicy ME wpase W
rece tychze Lach6w, niejeden
pewnie zawrocilby konia
do ciepiych koszar " Siedl-
each, gdzie nietylko by}o do
godn,ei ale nadto niebezpie-
czehstwo zadne ME grozi}o.
= Daleko jeszcze? = "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

- - go 60 $500.
'p,orlliiwszych czlonk6w po.
wstafczej organizacy'. nasts-
|pnie kapelan r6znyoh odda's-
low, " kohcu dow6dzca MAJ
lego hufcs, dis zred'akowa-
neqo do liczby jedenastu ~
ko zo]nierzy. ME w9szedl "a
granice, lecz Eta garstka tu'
}aiac sic po lasach kukow-
skich, Bialskich Siedleckich,
nietylko cd czasu do czasu
staczal z Mes<oa potyc7ki.
lecz myth ustawicznie wysy-
lane "a MIN pogonie.
Tszystkle przedsiebrane
wyprswy, ob'awy urzadzane
W lasach. wreszcie cena wvz..
naczoua "a glove R.z6zki, ME
odnusi{y skutku, ma}y ten 3D.
dzialik byl nieujetym.
Szczesliwe take unikanie
bezustannej pogoni Sledze-
ala, doprowadzajac do wscie-
klosci Moskwe, budzily je~
dnoczesoie podziw m~;es1kah-
cow tvcb okolic.
w ocsach wiejskiego ludu
i iewiele oswiecehszej odeh
zagonowej szlacht7, bochater~
ski kapelan .wyr6sl ma ]aknS
legendowa postat, t. tel mic
dziwnego, re wielu z tvch, co
niesdys widzie!i przyk]adoe
zycie, poswieceoie zupe}ne ola
.Ojczyzny, oraz gorliwost ka~
p}ansk9, a dis tax szczeSli~e
unikanie rak wroga, zacze}o
60 uwaza6 "a swietego.
Najrozmaitsze / najdzi~niej.
sue krazY}y o MIN opowiada-
MIA; Wierzono. lie przezegna-
wszy Moskali m6gl oslepic,
TAX re bezpieczoie wsrod ich
szereg6w oddz al sw6j pre-
prowadzai Inni opowia1ali
znowu, re raz Moskale oto-
czywszy Brooke modlacego
sic pod f.gura ma polu. zhli-
FzyG sic don ME r,ogli, BIO
iakas niew;dzialua sl}a ich cd.
pycha}a; mowiono takze IL
wSr6d nocy mad czotem Jego
jasnieje aureola, a byli navel
tacy, co przysiegaIi sic. re
IA wldzieIi. ~.
Slowem legendy te rozpo-
wszechniajac sic coraz bar
dzicj. ros}y 90 nadzwyczai~
nych rozmiar6w, znajduiac
nawet ucho u dzikiego i
ciemnego m~oskiewskicgo zol-
dactwa. (
Ci jednak inne { Btz6zce
mieli mniemanie. Jako ME
prawos}awny, ale nadto wyz-
nawca najgorszej W ich prze~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
NAJ,l)T!Ll.E u
E B ).
wykonuje hi II
Bauer

Cor. 5 & Johnson Str.
" will naprzeciw novel Miej-
skiej Biblioteki " Winonie.
najlepiej fotografowac mozc
ze wszystkich innych takich
artyst6w - Z powodu, re ma
najlepiej urzadzona pracownia
W miescie, re wszech stroL
oswietlona. Fotografie jego
zastosowane So do najnowszej
.modyi zaws1c dobrze traflone
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-07-04

The internal struggle in the democratic
party in the south is brought to the sur.
face by the return, almost British fashion,
of Tillman and McLaurin to the people
for verdict on their democracy. Nc
Laurin represents large southern ele-
ment that would be republican but for
the traditional bitterness of southern
prejudice against the republican party.
Almost from the beginning of his term
in the senate he has assisted Mr.. McKin-
ley against the democracy; and Mr..
Mckinley has assisted him in turn. In
the contest now pending between him
and Tillman, Mr.. Mckinley is reported
to be arranging to give him the benefit
OF federal patronage in the state, as if he
were republican leader. When Tillman
threw down the gauntlet to McLaurin
he said what is exactly true: ''If you
are democrat, am not" This is the
question on trial in the fight which the
resignation OF these two senators has
opened. Plutocratic and imperialistic
South Carolina is measuring strength
with democratic South Carolina.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-07-04
BLACKBURN ON REOR0AN1ZA-
TON.


The Washington Post publishes an in
teryiew with Senator Joe Blackburn, OF
Kentucky. 1t is in his characteristic
style and will be interesting to those
who are watching the efforts Of the "re'
orpanizers." Here are the questions and
answers, as reported by the Post:
"Has not Col. Watterson succeeded in
stirring up any interest in the reorgan-
ization of the democratic party?" Sena-
tor Blackburn was asked.
"The democratic party needs no re-
organization" he declared, with the
vehemence of conviction. "1f it did, we
would turn the job over to Senator
Hanna rather than to Grover Cleveland.
Hanna has demonstrated that he has
capacity as an organizer, while Cleveland
ia chiefly remembered as disorganizer
of his party"
1.-THE trouble u.s." Senator Blackburn
explained, "that most Of the men who
are now so anxious to have the demo-
cratic party reorganized burned their
bridges behind them when they left the
party in 1896. As they can't get back
into the party. they are now trying to
get the party outside to them. 1t is like
man who has been sent to jail, and in
his longing for society tries to get every
one else in the same predicament. The
men who have fought the battles OF the
democratic party during the past five
wears, the men who cast their fortunes
with it and were willing to stand or fall
with its principles, are not worrying
about its reorganization"