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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
Kuinor Makes a Claim Of
81 700 Against tho UImans.
THE COUPLE HAD ADOPTED HIM
Clothed, Shattered aud Fed Hin and Then
Paid Enirancs Fees TO Medical CsIIsgs.
Counter Claim Filed.

New York. Sept. 12.-Its a lovely thing
TO be philanthropist. So say the discip-
les of Russell Sage and Hetty Green. but
the friends OF Ira Ulman, the expert
chemist, are becoming somewhat skepti-
cal. Ulman himself says little or moth
ing about It.
Nevertheless he and his wife have an
EXCELLENT right TO discourse on the sub
oect lust now, for they are being sued
or salary by a boy. who. II Is alleged
9 vas taken under their wing and protected
and even educated at their expense.
This action would never have been com
mcnced. it seems. II the Uimans had
not seen fit TO purchase farm al Cap
Cow, ~ j.. where they planned to provide
homes for as many friendess as they
could.
The farm was operated on the cooper
stive plan, each, one resping what he had
sowed and then dividing with his neigh
bor.
BOY ASKS TO BE ADOPTED.
The Glmsn family was elated with the
success OF the scheme and. having no
children. Il alleged Mr.. and Mrs. III
man we're pleased when Theodore Kutt-
ncr. a promising youth. applied TO them
for aid explaining that he was anxious
~ become q great doctor or else great
chemist like Ulman.
The youth, IL Is averred was taken into
ths chemists place at Ninety eighth
street and Columbus avenue. There, SO
the story runs he was clothed and pros
IN, he
60 the farm.
He worked there like the others. tlmar
SAYS but apparently young Kuttner
thought his services were OF considera biz
value.
When fan came. Il r. alleged he was
entered the medical department. OF Co
lumbia the Ulmans paving his matricula-
ton and tuition fees. All seemed very
nice. according 10 the chemist until Kutt
ner demanded back wages OF $500. de
claring that he had been worth 500 week
and that he had never been paid to any
great extent by the philsnthropists.
MRS. uLMAN's ACCOUNT CONTRA.
lne ulmans wore aghast at FIRST. bu
Mrs Ulman. being a thoughtful woman
came TO the rescue with an itemized ac
count of the clothes that had been bough
bv them for the youth, through
Moses II. Groas OF the law firm OF House
Grossman &Norbaus. they prepared a de
fence in which they make a general de
NAL of the assertion that they are indebt
ed ~ the youth, and further allege tha
h,rowes them.
~ They enter acounter claim for $3.50. SIS
OF which. II is alleged, is due for board
The case will be heard In few days.
As 10 the farm In Jersey Ulman say
n has proved somewhat disastrous TO MI
fsncss. and thst he has turned It Owe
20 one OF his superintendents
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
OSTEOPATHY
RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE
OF 0STE0PATHY

The only Osteopathie College IN New
England. Fall term commences sept: ..
The course consists OF fonr terms OF llVe
months each Women and men matric-
ulated on equal terms, for either night or
dav classes. No enrolment taken atter
tion Is within reach of all. The faculty
IS the best obtalnable and the college is
we'll equipped to give a thorough course
In the new druEless science OF meaning.
Men and women wishing TO enter a pro-
fession that Is not overcrowded, and
which offers wonderful opportunities
cai department will open Sept and a
limited number OF patients. who are not
financially able 10 take regular treat
treatnent bv students in clinics under
direction of a graduate. Al diseases not
infectious OF contagious, will be treated
in the clinical department Anply 10 or
Secretary $50 Westminster street ProVi-
dence. r. l. Send for catalogue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
GOOD RACING.
Large Attendance on Second
Day Of South County Fair.

Yesterday was the second day of the
27th annual exhibition of the Washing
ton County Agricultural society and,
despite the threatening weather, the at
tendance was encouragingly large. There
was no ball game, one of the mines fall
ing to report, but the usual vaudeville
show was given, there was music by the
band and the ladies orchestra.
The races, and they subsequently proved
to be- good ones, too. were advertised to
start at 1880 o'clock, but owing to the
unfortunate accident TO State Senator
Grinnell. il was more than half an hour
later before the horses were lined up for
the first heat in the 2:32 class.
The eauines contesting were Edward
Lloyd. owned by b. Bennett of Lake
wood; Dean, owned by B. A. Cook or
Woonsocket; Don c., the property Of
Knapp Forshner of this city, and Harrall
c., whose owner Us I. A. Carpenter OF
this city.
The first two heats we're taken by Har-
rail- c.. but the three following went to
Don G.. quite easily.
In the 2l9 class race FIVE horses COM
peted. Ora b.. owned by w. S. Aldrich
of Ashaway: Edith May, the property of
John Sullivan of Norwich. Conn: Drum
mer Girl. owned by Keazer e. Atherton
of Jamaica Plain. Mass; Tom Reed,
whose proprietor is John McGrath of
Central Falls, and F. l.. Clarks bay mare
Hops, from Nsrragansett Pier. In this
class Edith May won in three straight
heats.
Today. Governors Day, Is the real big
day of the fair and the program as ar
ranged contains many moro interesting
features than are scheduled for any other
day OF the fair. Besides the usual enter
tainments by the vaudeville artists, the
band the ball teams and the Ladies' or
chestra, there was parade OF all the
premium horses and cattle at 10 o'clock
| this morning and addresses by Lieut.
I, Governor Charles Dean Kimball and
Rowland G.. Hazard in the afternoon.
The splendid weather today insures the
| financial. as we'll as social success of the
| South County Fair, this year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
RETURN VISIT.
"WIIklns Tigers" Guests Of
Local C0IoTGd Troops.

The wilkins Tigers" Capt Tilghman
of New Haven. are here on two days
visit to the First Separate company, r.
/. NJ. under Capt. Robert w. Blunt which
went 10 New Haven last September as
guests of the Tigers"
For the accommodation of the visitors
the Arlington hotel was engaged, and
upon their arrival in the city. shortly
after noon, yesterday the Tigers were
escorted to that place where a brief halt
was made TO allow the visitors TO leave
grips and prepare for the feast that fol-
lowed at Infantry hall. served under the
supervision Of the Ladies' Military Circle.
Shortly before o'clock thetwo compan-
les assembled on Washington street near
the city hall where they were reviewed
by Mayor Granger Then they marched
TO the principal streets to the Dexter
Training ground where a dress parade
was given. Both commands made a cred
liable showing. the visitors appearing
I'm khaki uniforms. The line then return
ed 70 Exchange place at o'clock and was
dismissed.
Last evening there was a reception In
| Infantry hall followed by concert, eX-
hibition drill collation. and dancing.
| The concert was followed by an exhibi-
4 llhn hiiil NY ANH llkfIHs nilEHuiNA bfh-
\ eral Kendall compmented them on the
| appearance and welcomed them 10 Rhode
Island. Both companies headed by Gem
eral Kendall then went through the In
tricate movements OF the grand march
under the direction OF Capt Blunt. after
| which refreshments were served.
Dancing was enjoyed until about mid
| night when the guests repaired TO their
hotel 10 rest before resuming the fcs-
| tivities TODAY.
The officers ~ tho visiting company are
Captain Daniel Tilghman. First teuten
ant William T.. Jones. Second Lieutenant
Perry Banta. Sergeant John w Ross
| Quartermaster Sergeant William W. New
comb. The company musted 65 men an,
brought S5 guests.
| shortly after 10 o'clock TODAY the tw,
Companies nEaln assembled on EXchaug
place and again made n tour ~ tho nrin
cinal streets Of tho citv. 1lf-p with thei
| civic guests thev boarded electrics -
lthe Palace Gardens whore n paiatshi
hake was erioved and ontdoor sports iu
lduved IN They will return 20 The cit
earlv IN tho evening and the VISITORS wi
leave for New Haven on the 7;i5 train.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.

Examinations for Third aud Fourth
Grade Certificates only will take place AT
the Normal school, Providence. Friday
and Saturday September 20 and II lsOl.
Lrrida Methods School Management
and school Law; Saturday-all other re-
oiiired subjects Third Grade certificates
for Evening School only do not REQUIRE
subjects given on Friday. EXAMINATION
begins promptly at a. m
Notice of intention TO take exafnlnauoh,
should be sent 10 the Commlssloner OF
public schools on or before September
iath THOMAS Fl. STOCKWEbL.
SECRETARY state Board Of Education.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
BROKEN THIGH.
Costly MIsslsp by Gonano Spc.
siio From Coal Cart.

conano sposito. q year old. met with a
severe accident al the corner OF Point
and Richmond streets about 1880 o'clock
last night. and now lies on a cot AT the
Rhode Island hospital
sposito is helper 10 George Sheldon on
lie & Co A. the cart was passing the
corner of Point and Richmond streets.
he attempted 20 slight from the rear end
of The cart Bur he made a nisstep. the
tsilboard gave way and he was pitcheo
Into the street
lie was assisted 10 the sidewalk and the
ambulance was called. The injured man
ives taken ~ the hospital. where II was
found that beside shaking M he had
yeceived : fracture 81 the right thigh. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
CURSE OF DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.
Can be given In Glass of Water. Tea or C
fee With out PATIENTS knowledge.

White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
stroy the diseased appetite for alcohonc
stimulants, whether the patient Is con-
firmed inebriate, "a tibpler, soclal drink
er or drunkard. Impossible Tor anyone
TO have an appetite for alcohonc liquors
after using White Ribbon Remedy
ENDORSED BY MEMBERS OF w CT y
Mrs. Moore. Superintendent OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union,
writes: II have tested White Ribbon
Remedy on very obstinate drunkards, ana
the cures have been many. In many
cases the Remedy was given secretly. /
cheerfully recommend and endorse White
Ribbon Remedy. Members OF our Union
are delighted TO find a practical ana eco
nomical trea tment TO aid US in our tenn
perance work"
Mrs. West. president of the Woman,s :
Christian Temperance Union, states; !
know of so many people redeemed from
the curse OF drink by the use OF White
Ribbon Remedy that earnestly requsst
vou TO give II trial" For sale by
druggists everywhere, or by mail I'll.
Trial package free by writing or calling
on MRS A. NJ. TOWNSEND. for years
Secretary OF the Womans Christian Iem-
perance Union). 21s FREMONT ST. BOs-
TON. MASS Sold in Providence by the
Hall &. Lyon Co 225 Westminster street,
and cor Westminster and Mathewson
streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
EWSLETS.

Sir Thomas feels full confident
He'll lift the good cup from US;
Whatever else this man may be,
He's not doubling Thomas.
Brooklyn Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
THE WEATHER

Boston, Sept. 12.-For New England,
rain tonight and Friday. Fresh winds
mostly west to south. possibly increasing
by Friday morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-13
,souUtset -s,tpuoSs eomvAsv.

Al meeting of the Directors held this
dav > dividend ~ ono dollar share was
declared pavahlp oct 7. 1871 to stock
holders of record sept. 20. OF close OF bust
ness
CHARLES r. HOWARD. SECRETARY.
Providence. r. l., Sept TO- 1901
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
Sytuacya W. Chinach.

Pekin. -Pose} Conger z}o-
zy} wczoraj s~.oj urzad W rece
swego zastepcy komisarza
Rockhill wyjezdza ma urloP
szesciomiesieczny do Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. Amerykanie
tn mieszkajacy wyciagaja Z te-
90 dobre wr6zby i wierze, re
trudnosci So juz W znacznej
mierze pokonane.
Zegluga ma rzece Pei Ho
zostanie w nastepnym tygo-
dniu ma nowo otwarta / han
del ozywi sic znacznie. Ii
Hung Chang oswiadcza, ze
dw6r niebawem powrocl do
Pekinu - jezeli tylko wojska
cudzoziemskie zostana scia.
gniete, zapewnia nadto, re
tenze dw6r ME mysi dalej
stawiac zadnych trudnosci.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27

Rosary dla wojska rosyJ'
skiego i nlemieckiego, kt6l e
zostanie W Pekinie ma stale
dla ochrony mocarstw, beda
W miesiacu gotowe.
Londyn, 81 lutego.- 7Bloro
telegrahczne Reutera otrzy-
mule nastepujaca depesze da-
towana W Pekinie dnia 81 lu-
tego.
'Ksiaze Tuan, Chang i ge-
neral Tung uciekli i chronia
sic W prowincyi Kan >Su.
Dwaj krajowcy, chrzescianie,
kt6rzy tu przybyli Z p6}nocnej
csesci prowincyi Shan ST,
przynosza wiest hiobowa, re
tam 20 misyonarzy DUO kra-
iowc6w chrzescian, o ktorych
cd pazdziernika Z rok mic ME
sIyszano, znalazlo smiert me-
czehska Z reki Boxer6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
Beda pOwieszeni.

Pekin. .-Czi Stu, by}y wiel-
XII sekretarz Czeng Flu, syn
os}awionego Hsu Tung, maja
bye dzisiaj powieszeni ma tenn
samem miejscu, gdzie W lecle
zeszlego roku dwaj mandary-
nj zostali scieci "a popleranie
cywilizacyjnych pla now. Mlej-
see to ley W obrebie e niemiec-
kiej okupacyi. Ws zyscy inni
urzednicy, kt6rych stracenla
domaga1y sic moca rstwa, 20
stana scieci W Sia n Flu. Pa
nuje tn przekonanie, re po u
karaniu ksiecia Tuana, po-
potrzeba bedzie ma m,eJsce
jego ~syna: innego, nastePcy
tronu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
. PO Amerykansku.

Porucznik policyjny Flynn
przyaresztowa} dwoch zapa-
Snikow, biaEego i murzyna,
kt6rzy chcieli ''po amerykah-
sku, " bez wdania sic W to
sadow, za}atwic powsta}y mie-
dzy niemi spor, bia}y czlowiek
Z rewolwerem W reku-czarny
broniaa narodowa murzynow,
Z brzytwa W garsci. Pc anne
rykahsku tez .postapil sobie z
mimi porucznik Flynn, ubez-
w}adniajac jednego z Mich kol-
ba rewolweru W .leb, CO wi
dzac drugi padda} sic bez O.
poru. Pogodzili sic W kozie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
POLSKI BROWAR.

Jak wiadomo Szan. Czytelnikom
swoim czasie donosilismy re ma
Wojciechowie zawiaza}a sic sp6lka
zprzedniejszych, Polak6w W celu
wybudowania polskiego browaru W
Chicago. Dzis browar stai sic re
zywistoscia, bo wszystkie roboty
oko}o niego zostaiy juzzupe}nie po-
konczone. Wybudowaniem zupe}
mem wewnetrznem wykohczeniem
zajefa sic jedna nailepszych firm
amery ykahskich, powszechnie znana
iako "The Huetteman & Cramer
Co. z Detroit, Mich. Zarzadca tel
irmy p. Cramer osobiscie kierowai
robotami swym sokolim wzrokiem
doglada} by wszystko wypad}o jak-
najlepiej. Budowa ustawienlem
calej maszyneryi zajeli sig dwaj ro-
dacy nasi zatrudnieni przez owa fir.
me PIP. Paruszkiewicz, zajmujacy
stanowisko gf6wneg6 inzyniera +.
Durzyhski, jego asystent; obaj ci
panowie mieszkaja W Detroit. Za-
Rad browaru jest zupefnie zadowo-
lony z robot wYkonanych przez po-
wyzsz za tirme, aw szczeg6lnosci
p. w. Paruszkiewicza, ktory ME
oszczedzai ni,trud6w, nj mozof6w
by pierwszy polski browar W Chi
cago i jego urzadzenie by}o pierw
szorzednem. Pan Paruszkiewicz
pozostanie W naszem miescie jesz-
cze Przez kilka tygodni W celu IL
dzielania potrzebnych instrukcyi.
Nal uczko bedziemy zachwycat
siew wybornym polskim piwie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
Matka c0rka.

Pani J. Mailed ka kazaia are
sztowac swoja c6rke L. Fin
ska, zam. pn. 1915 Paulina
str. Malecka d da}a zieciowi
corce $50, a ci przyrzekli u
trzvmac ia al dc, smierci. Ia
te pieniadze ku pill krowe, a
gdy Malecka sp prowadzila sic
do domu corki, owa krowa ma
drugi dzieh zdech}a. Ziec
corka powiedzieli, ze matka
krowe otru}a i "a kare wyPe-
dzili kobiete Z domu, a gdy ia
chciala Z SODA . abrat rzeczy,
c6rka;na to- ME pozwoli}a.
Malecka biada obecnie, re
pozbyla sic pier iedzy i rzeczy
i zada Cd corki odszkodowa-
MIA, ehociaz i ia ma owej kro,
vie ME dorobi}a sic.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
.WIadOnnOSCi Ml6jSki6.
tel W Chicago.

OperOwali tez w Ch1cago'
Emma i Charles Bach alias
Lentz, aresztowani tn swego
czasu "a oszukiwanie m}odych
farmer6w, chcacych sic zenle,
zostali tez W Chicago areszto-
wani "a takie przestePstwo, a
Z Nebraska takze nadeszio "a
DAME, ably ich wladzom tego
Stanu wydano "a .podobne
przestepstwa. ..
Sprawa ich. przyjdzie W So
die municypalnym ma terml-
ME marcowym. Gl6wny swia-
dek przeciw MIN Frank Ko:
pahncke znajduje sic Po-
wiatowem wiezieniu, bo O.
skarzeni chcieli go wys}ac q
miasta. ...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
Nj usi wracaG piechota.

ZEozywszy sobie olbrzymia
dla ego sumo $1,000 posta-
nowiI Patrick Malloney, Z
Burt on, kas., pojechat do IT.
landyi odwiedHic rodzine. W
drodze jednak zarozna} sic I
dwom ma drabanl ! i, ktorzy u
poiwszy 60, ukr r2dl' mu jege
pieniadze, Biednemu irland-
czyk owl ME pozostaIo mic in.
nego do zrob!enia, jak po-
skarzyt sic policyi = co tez
zrob il dojechawszy: DO Chica-
60 Bedzie musiaE piechota do
Burton wracac.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
NlddOInOSCl krdjOW6.
Kuba Stany ZjednoczOne.
Senat formu}uje wymOgi wzgle-.
dem Kuby.

Washington, D. c. - Ko-
mitet Z Iona senatu dla spraw
kubahskich, zalatNi i sic juz re
sprawa uregulowania stosun-
k6w Z Kuba przedstawia
nastepujace propozycye:
Stany Zjednoczone maja
zupelna kontrole mad wszyst-
kimi traktatami jake rzeczpo-
spolita Kuby zawiera Z zagra-
MICA.
Kuba ma sic zobowiazac do
splacenia dlugow zaciagnie-
tych W czasie wojny Hiszpa-
mia i pozniej..
Kuba ma sic zobowiazat do
odstapienia, a wzglednie
sprzedazy takich stacyi we
glowych iokretowych Stanom
Zjednoczonym, jake prezy-
dent tychze Stanow dla dobra
kraju uzna "a potrzebne.
Stany Zjednoczone kontro:
LULA w}adze sanitarne Kuby,
aby .zapobiedz~ szerzeniu sic
zarazom, ktoreby do Stan6w
Zjednoczonych dostat sic
mia}y.
+ Zadania te ME potrzebuja
bye wciagane do konstytucyI
ale Stany Zjednoczone musza
mice gwarancye, ze Kuba ME
podleg}a je przyjmie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
II OSt, nadSZedf.

Prawie wszystkie relig!e ustsno-
willy post iako konieczna r6wnowa-
ga dla nadzwyczajmego uzywania IL
ciech zyci a, tax, IL re zmniejsze-
MEM sic zabaw nasta}a pokuta wy
zwolenia. Post ma wielkie hygie-
piczne zn aczenie, poniewaz wpro-
wadza ca4y system ludzki W szcze-
g6lnosci rawiace organy W zupe]ny
porzadck. To zawsze ME moze bye
zdzialane jedynie tylko przez post,
jezeli I'd rowie jest cokolwiek po-
dupad}e, musi przeto bye ulepszone'
przez odp o wiednie lekarstwo. Maj
lepszy te 30 rodzaju regulator jest
znaleziony W Trinera Amerykah-
skim Eliksirze Gorzkiego Wilma,
przez dlugie la,a uznane jako celne
lekarstwo, ktdre pomog}o ,ysiec' Iii
chorych n chroniczne dolegliwosrI,.
uwazane "a niewyleczalne, i kldre.
jest nader czesto przepisane przez
naiwiecei do$wiadczonych lekarzy
przeciw wszelkim sfabosciom zoIad-
ka, wnetrz znosci, wetroby merck.
Jestto ma jwiecej zgodue roslinne
Eekarstwo, przyrzadzone z najlep-
szego cze " onego wilma rzadkiemi
lecz ,iczerh nj ingredyencyami i jest
fabrykow hnem tylko przez J6yefa
Triner, 799 So. Ashland Ave, Chi
cago. DO nabycia we wszystkich
aptekach (tylko W butelkach), lecz
mieieie 81 Ia bacznosci przed jego
niezdrowf mi imitacy ami, naznacza-
nemi tn owdzie bez zadnych bio
gich skutk k6w. Trinera Gorzkie VII
no lest I'd rdkomcndowane jako stale
lekarstwd domo~e, jako najlcpszy
czysciciel krwi, regulujac stolec i
polepszai &c apetyt, wyrabiajac "a
razem Oh ft do piracy. Take leczy
zaziebien ia i zarazem chroni cd
wielu d. plegliwoSci, wzmacnIajac
ca4y syst EN-, ktdrem" na"faf MONA
W kazdyra wieku i W obojgu p}ciach.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
Waryatka.

Stroz kolei gornej Metro
politan zauwazyf, ze cd paru
dni m}oda jakas dziewczyna
objezdza}a ciaagle miasto W
kolko g6rna kolejq, ME wy
siadajac Z pociagu. Zawiado-
mil policyanta O swoich spo-
strzezsniach a dziewczyna, "a
pro wadzona ma stacye poll
cyjna, przyznala sic, ze ME ma
mies szkania i W braku tegoz
uzyWa wagon6w kolei.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
Scigaja Dewet'a.

De Aar Cape Colony. -
Gen. Dewet w towarzystwle
bylego prezydenta Steyn a
przekroczy} tory kolejowe ma
POI noe cd Kranskuil a ma po-
1udnie cd dworca rzeki o.
range.
Wskutek ulewnych desz-
czow rzeka Orange wezbrafa
O piec stop wczoraj wieczorem.
Deszcz jeszcze ME Przestai
padat i zdaje sic ze boerzy
ME beda W stanie sic pre-
prawic przez rzeke. Pu5k
Thomycraft wyjecha} tu ztad
wczoraj z kolega uda sic W
pogoh "a nieprzyjacielem.
GeneraIa Dewet a sclga
kilka kolumn wojska i jest on
podobno tax otoczony, ze tru-
dno mu bedzie i prawie ME
mozebnie wydostac sic Z sill
nego kordonu angielskiego.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
Zfe prZypusZcZenie.

Do Smierci Wlocha: Saliva
tora Giovanni przywiezywano
zbyt wielkie znaczenle, przy-
puszczajac, ze padl ohara emo
wy cz4onk6w tajnych. iowa
rzystw. Tymczasfm Q zadnel
zmowie ME by}d' tu mowy.
Giovanni posiada4 usposoble-
ME wojownicze a gdy wszed}
do lokalu Franka Moricl pm.
81 Grand ave. wszcza}- tam
kl6tnie. Brat Franka Joseph
uspokoiI ma "raz krzykacza,
leez gdy nastePnie wyszedi Z
MIN razew ma ulice, Giovanni
wszcza} k}htnie ma noWo | u
derzyI Josepha kolba rewol-
weru W skroh. .Wowczas Jo-
seph dobyl take rewolweru
i obydwaj zapasnicy strzelill
do siebie fownoczesnie. Glo-
vanni pad} trupem ma miejscu,
a Joseph Morici ma przestrze-
lony policzek i leczy sic W
szpitalu. Powiada ze dzia-
fal W obronie wIasnej stwler-
dzaja to samo swiadkowle.
Dok}adnem wyswietleniem
sprawy zajal sic w}oski poll
tyk Stephen Malato, ktory ma
wlasna reke przeprowadzli
sledztwo.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
Kubanscy przew6dzcy O.
burZeni.

Hawana.-W niedziele OBJ
chodzono tn bardzo uroczys-
Gle rocznice rozpoczecia woJ-
ny przeciw \ Hiszpanii czyll
raczej rewolucyi roku 1895.
Przewodzcy rewolucyoniscl
wystepowali groznie przeciw
Stanom Zjednoczonym. Now
cy kubahscy energiczpie pro-
testowali przeciw oddanlu
konstytucyi kubahskiej do
przejrzenia w}adzom W Wa
shingtonie aby z tamtad otrzy-
mac pozwolenie ma astanowle-
ME przyjecie jej lub ME. o.
stro zjechano propozycye Sta
6wZjednoczonych ably daf i'm
stacye marynarskie wzd}oz
r6znych punkt6w wysPy. 70
litykierzy kubahscy ktorzy ra-
dza ably wejsc wporozumlenle
re Stanami Zjednoczonyml So
pietnowani przez lud.
Jeden Z mowcow ostro
skrytykowa} rza Stan6w ZJed-
noczonych dowodzac, re sko-
70 Stany Zjednoczone objeiy
Rad wyspy 'Po opuszczenlu
tejze przez Hiszpan6w. lud
kubahski nieustannie byl ME-
pokojony, a ich rzady wstrzy-
muja rozw6j kraju.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
WlddOnlOSCi zdQrdniC CzD6
Gf0d we WfOsZecIl J.

Rzym. I powodu ]abego
urodzaju W zesz}ym r oku j
ciezkie zimy, W prowincyi A
pulia panuje wielka MEDIA.
Mieszkahcy pozbawleni chile
ba i dachu napadaja ma szpi-
chlerze i sk}ady zywnos ci a.
takuja w}adze rzadowe. w So
bote 1000 ludu uzbrojonego
W paIki wildly i kamienie "a
atakowa}o miejsce urzeda do
.magajac sic chleba. Ma miej-
see rozruch6w wysIano. woj-
sko.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-27
WaIka z rabusiami.

T, E,acine, Wis. - Wdows
Ma fy Menz, utrzymujac sto}o,
wni k6w pod mr.. 1441 przy
Cla TX ulicy, stoczy}a' zacieta
walke z trzema rabusiami W
sobote wieczorem.. o naPa-
die tym doniesiono policyl
dopiero dis rano. -
WedEug opowiadania, wy
sz}a ona ma miasto "a zakup-
nem, a powrociwszy do domu,
East ala W MIN trzech rabusiow
pre- zftrzasajacych rzeczy. I po-
czat ku mniemala, ze to So sto-
low nicy, ci ujrzawszy j9 zwr6-
cili sic do niej i zazadali wy
dan ia pieniedzy; W tym sa-
my N czasie jeden Z mich z}a-
pal ia ty}u "a rece, a drudzy
prze etrzasli jej kieszenie.
P o przeszuka aniuijej' kiesze==
nj, jeden trzymaI ia tylu, a
dru dzy udali sic ma szukanie
pieniedzy. Poprzewracali kot
mody, szafy, l6zka,. powycia-
gall stoliki, szuAady, przetres-
Ii odiez i bielizne, ale wszyst-
ko na daremnie. Pieniadze
znajdowa}y sic zaszyte W 'jej
ubraniu.
w tym czasie .wyrwa}a sic
ona Z objec .rabusia, ktory. j.
trzyma}, i wbieglszy1. b. do dru-
giego pokoju, poe:ii4s'w;y'ciila re-:
wolwer syna- ten ma nleszcze-
scie by}nie nabity. Rzuciwszy
tedy revolver, pochwyci}a "a
haczyk Cd pieca i tym zaata-
kowala rabusiow. Walczyla
zapamietale, smierc i zycie,
ale rabusiom u da}o sic ubez-
w]adnit kobiete E, poczem >zbili
ia do nieprzytomnosci i pre-
trzasnawszy wszystko, zostawi-
Ii krwia zlana ma ziemi. Wdo-
wa Menz dis poda}a doklad-
ny opis napastnikow policya
rozp pocze}a poszkiwanie "a
mimi.