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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

steryum wojny rozpo'
czeIo tax dawno JUL
zapowiadana reorg&.
nicya angielskiej ar
mil. OgtoszoDo, re
1ninisteryum wojny
zazada}o rezygnacyi
Cd general -majora Sir
Henry Colville, do
w6dzcy brygady an
[gielskiej W Glhralta- l.
RE, kt6ry ma poczat-
ku W Afryce dowo-
dzi} 8 dywizy@ wojsk
angielskich i ponids{
sromotn9 kleske ME-
daleko Koonstad. &C.
neral odm6wl4 swej
rezYgnacyi J wyJecha}
do Anglii W celu wy
t}6maczenia sic.
LONDYN. kr6-
Iowa Wiktorya rozda
miedzY oicer6w an
g:iietl.sk'i.'c:h|, E i. '::.':;]|! b1ija ych y:'2;
|ss;jje 81 " A, .A,f.yce, nov nowy ;
order ,,Sta< Of AfrY-
ca" :
LONDYN.- Polo
zenie W Afryce An:
glik6w jest coraz
grozniejsze i ME tvl-
ko, 70 wojna ME zbli-
ia sic ku koncowi,
ale widocznem jest,
ze wojna rozpoczyna
sic ma nowo i to coraz
pomy6lniej d|a Boe-
row, a Anglicv INA
chodza sic coraz W
niebezpieczniejszem
potozeniu. Wlcdzie
i'm sic podobnie, jak
ma poczatku wojay,
kledy general Butler
niemal co tydzieh
bitwy przegrywa}.
PARYZ. Dzien-
nix lie Matin'' przY-
tacza rozmowe Papic~
ia, W kt6rej tenze
|przestrzega rad fran
lcuski, azeby ME u
hldcd1 praW ZakOuOW
|Ojciee Swiety tax
powiedzia}:
Zgromadzeniom re
llgijjnym ME odma'
wiaja przynaleznYch
i'm swob6d nawet W
[Ek)E!;:rajach [Ek)E!;:ra protestant ::
ckiclh, & n na r6wni 2
ilnnlenni i j i ! zgromadz e ).
miami n q :Z'.lajdz,iie i po't';1r|'z''es' !:
be a'z'e|by zak'ony OF s|su: !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03
LIZBONA. An

LIZBONA. An
glia i P ortugalia "a
war}y re sob9 przy-
mierze. Gdy " tutej-
Sym porcie odpoczy-
wa4y angielskie okre-
ty wojenne, odby}a
sic ma okrecie admi-
ralskim uczta, W kt6-
rel bra}a udzla} kr6-
lewska rodzina por-
tugalsKa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03
GIBR RALTAR.

GIBRALTAR.
ParoWiec Canada
ma)&cy ma swYm pc
k}adzie lorda Ro-
berts a., zawina@ do
tutejszego portu z po-
&udniowei Afryki.
<. PRETORIA.-G &c.
neral Llttleton dono-
81, ze Boerzy zajeli
fort angielski, zwany
Helwecya, przy czem
pablo SO Anglik6w a
zoo d0staf0 sic do
niewoli. Boerzy o.
toczyll doko}a miasto
Kimberley i odcleli
mu zywnoS6, tax IL
grozi mu wyg}odze.
ME. w dzien Bozego
Narodzenia pochwy-
clli Boerzy 25 kar
kolejowych, wioza.
cych zywnosG dla "a
}ogi ang'elskiej W
Kimberley.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

STAN1SLAW BARTO-
|SZEW1CZ, kt6ry pracowal
" kopaln;ach W Plymout. Pa,
aresztowany zoseal ma zadanie
konsula rosyjskiepo, kt6ry
twierdzj. ze Hartoszewicz "a
mordowal RozaIie Maslowska
W Simnie. II Ssycznia rb.
Aresztowaoy przyzna' SIC do
swego nazwiska / powiads, ze
Mastowska by'a jego krewna.
Iecz zaprzecza. by ia m,al
zamordowat.
w SPRAWIE NAWRO-
CEN1A ks. Hodura Pre-
glad 'Nanticocki zam:esc;l
list otwarty, pcdpisany przcz
Ks. Sied;sck ego Glyn Lyon,
ia.
I l'stu dowiadwemy. sic.
ze Hodur obral sobie ks. Sic
dleckiego "a posrednika "
sprawie po]aczenia sc Z BIZ
skupem. ktory postawil Ho~
durowi nastepujace warunki:
Odbye miesieczna pokute
W klasztorze O. o. Pasyoni-
stow, ME sprawowae czynncs-
ci kapIa6skIch, odwoIae "
p'smach wszys.k;e bIedy,
przeprosie Polakow "a dane
zgorszen;e, publ;czoe zlozcn;e
pred Biskupem przysiegi,
oddan'e vi: sno5ci ko5cieI-
nych dyecezyi; niezalezoych
duchownych. ktorzy o,szymali
swieccnie z sak biskupa kaso-
l'ckicgo. po zbadaniu pspie-
row b;skup wczmic " pcwna
opieke. za4 wszystkich sych
ksorzy odgry~sli role kapla-
now ME maj7c Iwiecen. pre-
pedz't na czsery wiasry jako
wagabund6w.
Ma % odpowiedzial Hodur
Ks. SiedDeckiemu. .,Twarde
warunki posta~ione przez
biskupa ME 81 do pszyjeca"
! ~ TEN skonczono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

" kt6rych koscio}ach IA
nowost zaprowadzon3 costa
nie. radz'my tymczasem. aby
skoro sic zacznie kazanic an
gielskie. kosciola wycho-
dill, a tenn rychlej odechce
sic angielskiemu kaznodzieji
do pr6zoych 'awek przema~
wiat, ! moze zaniecha kazah
angie]skich, MIN pctrzeboem
bedz;e uzyc;e gwaltowuych
sposcbow.
SPRAWE FRANCISZKA
ClESNlKOWSkIEGO W
Bay City. Mich, odszkodo~
wanIe PTzec'w kompanli koIel
Michigan Central, zalatwiono
" drodze ugodowej. ChIopak
ten - Czerwca b. r. podjal
nab6j dynamitowy, poIozony
na torze kolejowym jako syg-
nal. Nab6j eksplodowal poz-
bawil 60 Okla. Ojciec ch'opa-
ka zaskarzyl kompanie o $40.
900 odszkodowania, "a co
przyjat s:25.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

ka}v SchrOnienia W
Anglii i Stanach
ZjednoczonYch, kt6-
rego to schronienia
odmawia i'm katolic.
ka Francya.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-29
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
CALAIS WANTS PULP MILL.
Watching international Co. People Who In
spec.ed Site at Sprague's fsIis.

CaiaiS, Nj. Erc. li.-Eeprcscntativee
1T the International Paper 60. have
been in calais. this w7ck. and have, eX-
amined The water privileges I'D
SprLgu, > FAILS and vicinity which are
:'rcond to none in the State II mas
been rumorrd pcrsistentiy for the past
tWo years that Il pulp mill would tx. To-
'ated AT this point ana = paper mill at
'hr Union Mills. on the American sid.
If II" line: ana The presence on the
border "f The repro osentatives Of the IN
'"rn1ti"nal 20. lends color To the pos
:iGility OF Calais securing these impor-
iant additions 10 its manufacturing in
dustrics.
Coming down on tho Princeton train.
recently. on passing Sprague's Fails. 4
prominent lumber manufacturer re-
marked to the Commercial correspond
rnt: There's where The neW pulp min
is 10 be located" but declined to fur
ther discuss the matter at that zine.
Quite a number OF lots in the vicinity
" the falls have been quietly purchus-
I'd hy outside parties within The past
Year. and efforts made To st cure options
II many others. which would indicate
hat tncrc j. something atioat IN tie
line "a industrial development at this
point OF the st. CroiN river.
There is plenty Of availa bic material
within easy distance of the fails. and
This fact. together with unlimited pow
"r and the close proximity of the rail-
road makes The spot IN ideal one fer
ne location Of pulp or paper plant.
The Washington County Railroad 20.
mas recently completed The erection of
2 handsome ana substantial steer
bridge at the falls ard IS prepared 10
handle the heaviest nf lreights on this
branch
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

pr Leslie NJ. Sweetman, a prominent
surgeon Of Toronto. Canada. who was
well known in the United States. died
. Wednesday, i'll the Johns Hopkins hos
rltau al Baltimore. He had been there
I Tor several weeks receiving treatment
fnr blood poisoning.
against VIM. II. kimbal. former presi-
d"nt q the Seventh National Rank. Gam
allel W. Rose ana Frank Il. Poor. chare-
I cd with violating the national banking
the United States circuit at New York
v edneSdty. Argument on the motion WAS
postponed until Dee %
John Haley. aged is. OF Conception
Lay, \. r., was buried under 10 tons OF
IRON ore at Sydney. Y. s.. Wednesday.
and met instant death. 4 ear of ore
was being dumped into tank ana
Haley in attempting to pass under II
was caught and killed
The statement OF earnings and ex-
penSes Of the Baltimore K Ohio rail-
road system, including the Baltimore
\ Ohio Southwestern Railroad. FOR the
five months ended in November, 1901,
shows: Gross earnings, 81, ,162, ,sO4, in
cease. <2,2s2,453; expenses. $l3.2l5. 500,
~, increase. s2,052,l40.
The suit Of +. Augustus Heinze and
others against the Boston & Montana
Mining 90, in which an injunction is
asked against thr defendant company
restraining them from extracting ore
from the Minnie Healy claim came up
for hearing in Judge Clancey's court,
RI Butte. Mont, Tuesday. The defend
ants attorneys stated to the court thas
they had subnoenaed Mining Engineer
Alfred Frank bat that the court officer
had been unable to find him and the
case went over.
~ City Treasurer Philip Gerst's
hearing az buffalo. y. III. Wednesday.
upon an order u show cause why he
should not y" removed for alleged mis-
conduct in Office. Guest i'll u written
statement, admitted that an actual
shortage Of $4,000 ana upwards exist
"a when the examination Of his ac-
counts was begun Nov. Is last. Since
that time. however. Gcrst declares All
money missing ana all shortages oi
every kind have been restored 20 thai
there is nothing now due 10 the city.
News is given in advices from Japan
0f Ii" destruction by fin, Of the Oricn
tai Hotel at Yokohama. which was ac-
counted the handsOmest in Japan. The
iifc occurred in the early morning and
q number Of guests escaped with noth-
ing but their night clothes. One Japan
,.-e nurse was burned to death The
funeral Of the late Princess Yamashina
took place at Toxic. Nov I. All princes
and princesses Of the blood We're pres
ent and with the soldiery and police,
the cortege presented an imposing ap-
nearance.
The jury in the Carnahan conspiracy
case at Columbus, o., returned a YER
dict Of not guilty, Wednesday, thus
ending a hotly fought contest. J.
Worth Carnahan. president of tho
United States Mail and Navy Publish
nE 60. Of Washington. y. O.. was
.harged with conspii'ing with q num-
Der Of agents. five Of whom are now
'ervinS time in the penitentiary, 10 de-
ault by falsely representing the agents
o De officials Of the pension bureau.
fhc ease attracted widespread atten-
ion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
BUCKSPORT SEMINARY.
The Four Literary Societies Elect Officers :ol
the Ensuing Year

Eucksrort, Nc. Dec. l1.-(erecian.~-
Tnc literary societies Of the Eastern
Ilaine Conference Scminyry have
elected the following officers:
The l.ulalian Society: President, Eva
l.. Mayo; Vice Pres. Gertrude Per
k.na- Sec. Alice Haskeu; Treas Mar
ian Hutchns- Executive Committee.
GArtrui. Perkins. Ethe! Hartman.
Hattie Cood: question eomInittr@.
Grace Eamsdel!, Helen PaGc. Mary
Sails.
The raI0rhetorian society: Presi-
lert. W. Il. Roix: Wee Pres. Georga
Montgomery; Secretary. A. B. Luce:
W. d. I;hoades: Chaplain, r. H. FL
well; committees rs follows: Ways
ana Means. RoiH. Wig1il, >cndell,
Executive. Hhoades. Hridgcg. Sawyor;
Music, Farnham. Fellows. Monteom-
cry: Question. Luce. Elwen. Bolt ath-
Ietics. Kendeil, Wigein, Higgins
The Chrestonath Society: Pres
ident. c. a. Preble Vice Pres. J. \.
Larsen: Secretary. $ +. Preb!c; Treas
urcr. \. T.. Harris: committces-Quus;-
ton, ~ Z. Maynard, y. L. Harris. J.
". Trip: Executive, J. A. Larsen.
Prof. +. L. Ward. K. d. Thurston,
Prof +. a. Concr, G. K. Full-r.-Ath-
letics, ". ID. Bragg. j. W Iripp.
Tia Achyllian Society. President.
.Iattie Smith; Vice Pres. Alyce Rell:
Secretary. Josie Sipprelle: Treasurer.
Faye Littlcfeld; Executive commit
tee. Misses Webb, Myrtella smith.
Rell; Music>Conmittee, Misses Sipnrelle.
Wc5be~. Mcdonald, Question. Misses
sstonles Maud Littleiicld. uincks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
MAINE DAiRYMeN
Hold Most Successful Annual MEETING al
Winthrop. tuesday.

Winthrop. Me. Dec. 1.-The Main,
stat Dairymen', Association l.eld its 4n-
Nu"I meeting here. Yesterday. and in
spit, "f the storm ana bad travelling
there was Il good ATTENDANCE. while tha
interest was never better President Ai-
dvn presided.
Letters Of regret a; being unabl, L. be
preSrnt from several nempers were read.
m" election Of officers resulted:
Pres; Rutillus Alden. Winthrop; Nico
Pres. ". G. Whitman Turner: Sec, l..
W. Dyrr. Cumberland; Irras r. :.
AddnS. BuwiO;nnurn; trustees, ". X
Hamiin, Waterford.
The committee to select list cf CORE
spending secretaries reported as follows
Androscogein-R u. Leavitt. Howcs
Corner.
ArooStook-Jorathan Renn. Hodedon.
CumberlAuG-M. W. Cressey. Gornam
Franklin ;. f. Eracklcy, West Free
man.
Hancock-Eugcne HASKELL. 30. BluehiIi
Linc"!n-A !. Eossett. Bristol.
i!l,,,>-1 hnoM-If,. !; Light, rnion.
pXturG-I. \. Roberts. Norway
henohscot-C. \. Jones Ccr;nna.
itsCataqIis-H. l.. Leland, East san
srrtlle.
sagadahoc.E. &. patten. Topsham.
Snmerset-I Il. Ellis t.mbdyn
WaShMeton-A. l.. Lincoln. Dennys-
viIlc.
Waldo--E. G. Dow. Monroe.
Y"lk-Fred +. Pike Cornish.
Thr secretary ANA treasurer made their
annual reports which Were accepted.
Dinner Wa served by The sisters of
Grange.
.At thr afternoon session. Major A.vurl
~ Washington. spoke On 'HDairyine III
Europe. and was rendered q vote Of
thanks. Music remarks by IrnT. G NJ.
Gow"lI ANA music closed thc program.
IN tho oTening, Prof /. G. Weld, Gairy-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
MeRlTED REWARDS.
Fathe! and Sons Remembered Tor Saving Crew
OF American Schooner.

Eastport. Nc. Dee. l.-ln recognition
# gallant service n resruinE ShipwracN-
"d sailors. r. Alhrr; Cheney ii Grand
Manan. las been presented ~ The I-uitct!
states government with Il watch ana
hahn and gold medal. The Chcn"ys res
cned the crew Of the American schooner
alma. and recovered the body uf tn.
steward who VAS drowned The Nrlna
Was wrecked on one ur the 1,urs ledg,.,:
q year ago. These n,n are ai-y r..cip-
rents of tn. bronze medal of the Human.
society If ctltadl for the same g-tlIan,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

The carriage in which President A.ckin-
ley rode when H. was at Chicago attend
Ing the Peace jubilee celebration in t>e.
ana which played 4 cnnspiyuDu.; part IL
the Mckinley memorial services. was de-
Stroyed in 2 lire, early Wriirs -dt.. which
burned the livery stables Of h I..rn,
Paine 60.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Wednesday was one ot the pleasant
st days Of tAe winter and 4 large
rroWG Yves our enjoying it. Water
.treet was 4 very lively place during
NJ nlinrnnnn-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Mrs. W. H. Foss returned t" her homr
At North leeds Wednesday. alter II
visit of Il few days with Farmlngd2le
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

,5ns ana Allie Bosworth returned.
wednesday from the vicinity Of Jack
man and brought with them tour deer
Two bucks and two doe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Fir at IS \. N. Thursday. broke out
in TIE pennison Paper Mfg Co.'S store
building at l9s Broadway. New Yorn. IN
d very snort time ii had spread through
tackled Hegemans drug store at ~;
Broadway.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Fred Hunt and George Littlcfield
went to Rumforl Falls. Wednesday
where they have accepted Sood pos
tipnS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Mrs. w. f. Small and children re-
turned. Wednesday. from North Anson.
her former home. where she mas beeh
Passing several weeks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Miss Ina f. Davis arrived from Bcr-
wick, Wednesday. and is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George stevens, Highland
avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Charles L. liam was mortally injured.
Wednesday. III Central square. Lynn
Mass, hH the sudden fall of brick from
The coping 0f Abbott biock. Weakened
b.! ram. frost and wind. the facing gave
way :ad a strip l. feet long fnu 10 In.
stre' aS Mr.. Ham was passing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

The. railway yards at FL Paso, Texas.
are blocked with cars or eaSt-Dound Cal
ifornia orangea. The orange movement
through FL Paso and across Texas for
The Eastern market Is the heaviest ever
known.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

m.;ted "a an operation fur the removal
II 4 piece OF steel from his right eye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Miss Jennie Moody arrived from
brooklyn. y. a.. Tuesday, for few
davs Ill East littSton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Miss Edith Liant has Tetutned from
Chicago. where she has Dteh spending
a feW weeks with Fl lends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Night Watchman Cusiek went
\, ,dnesday, to Portland. where he SUD-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Walter King underwent another op-
Grafton. Tuesday, and is reported as
very comfortable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Mrs y. J.. Perkins returned to Au-
iu.a. Wednesday, after a few day visit
III this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Mrs. II. ". Nelles Wcnt ID Oakland.
Wednesday, for few days visit Ht
hc; former home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Father Neardon welt ~ .anao:,
Wednesday,. for short Stay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

MIS-. ]. =. Ryan Went tn Portland,
"Wednesday. en- q short business nip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

James Jackson weat to Bats.
Wednesday. On a short business, trip.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-08-09
FISHION NOTES.

Watermelon pink is a fashionable
color.
Stockings Of the finest white silk OF
Isle thread are worn with white
gowns.
Hair receivers made of linen and
fashioned in cornucopia shape, with
the aid of buttons, are among the
novelties.
Quilts are seen on nearly all the
hats especially designed to wear with
tailor made suits and the quilts are
utilized in novel ways.
Chantilly lace, very fine and gossa-
mer like, wells the floral sprays and
and clusters on some Of the daintiest
creations of the milliner.
On some of the batiste, muslin and
zephyr linen gowns for morning wear
tiny chaplets take the place of the
popular ruff1e over the shoulder.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-08-09
IN IRA YELLING.

The less luggage one has the hap.
pier one is
A porcupine attitude adds not one
whit to woman's comfort.
Conductors, inspectors, hotel clerks
and the rest are the more obliging fol
civil treatment.
Only the woman with attending
servants and unlimited cash can afford
to wear "knife in her belt" and she
never cares to do so.
Talking and thinking about Incl
dental discomforts only make them
the more unbearable.
No matter how stunning the silver
and glass toilet set looks in your bag,
never dream of carrying it. Consider
the pounds that it weighs, and then
consign it to trunk if it must 60.
Some toilet water for refreshing
hands and face is necessity.
Fair ones who behave themselves
and dress sanely are seldom troubled
with insulting attentions from the
other sex.
A polite monosylable accompanied
by return to ones book or magazine
cuts off the advances of any decent
man, providing the fair one dosen'
choose by tone or manner to intimate
that she is coquetting. But, thanks
Heaven. and owing to common sense
bringing up, this sort of feminine
Stiffness is less common than in the
lorg ago.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-08-09

KITCHEN HINTS.

To clean spice mill grind hand
full Of raw rice.
A whisk broom is just tie thing t,
clean horseradsh CRATER.
Wood ashes put in a wooden bag ant
placed in the wafer will make hare
water soft.
A special broom should be kept fol
the kitchen and pavements.
Drain pipes should be regularly
cleaned at least once week with
lime water, carbolic acid or chloride
of lime.
Pickles Of vinegar will not keep in
jar flat has ever had any kind OF
grease in it.
Clam shells are more convenient
for scraping pots and kettles than a
knife, requiring less time to remove
the burnt surfaces.
If grease is spi led on the kitchen
floor or table, cold water poured on it
at once will prevent the spot from
soaking into the wood.
Grease stains can be removed from
mating by first wetling them wi h al
cohol and then washing them with
suds made from white CASTLE soap.
Put little household ammonia on
a rag and clean off the rolls of the
wringer before putting it away.
If the ceiling becomes smoked from
lamp wash off the blackened SUR
face with little weak soda water.
Lamp chimneys may be quickly
cleaned by rubbing them with clean
soft cloth and polishing with piece
of newspaper.
A scorch mark, if not too heavy,
may be removed by moistening with
water and laying in the sun. Repeat
this to or three times until the spot
disappears.