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New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
THE ITILIAN ROYAL srccEsSi0N.

Rome correspondence Of The Pail Mall Gazette
Uneasy lies the head that wears "A crown al!
the world over, but especially i'm Italy. where
the childlcsS Queen has been rather oVcFshad-
owed 10y her popular mother in-aw. But
now that heir to the throne of Italy
is likely To be born in May next, the nation
looks at hcr with quite other eyes. From the
beginning Queen Helena has been seen in an
adverse light for various reasons. am Ing them.
al first because she Wds not princess of high
standing i'm Europe, and later because she had
no children. La DiSt-raZiata" Uhe Unfortu-
nateD she commonly called and the feeling
of disapprobation was greatly increased by the
general dislike felt for The Duchess Of A0sta,
whose son is AT present heir presumptive. The
latter is reported TO be bitterly disappointed q
at the news as to refuse to congratulate her
cousin -law. There is much excuse for her.
When she married the Duke, the Prince of
Naples was a bachelor, and for some ineXplica-
ble reason IL was firmly believed by all that he
would never marry, that the Duchess was
prospective Queen The marriage with Princess
Helena Of Montenegro was a shock, heightened
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

by the fact that she herself had no children
After three years of, on dit. not very felicitOus
marriage a born to the young couple,
who had every prospect of one day sitting on the
throne of Italy, the Queen was childless.
Now. a little over two years later, her second
castle in the air is shattered by what is causing
such intense JOY to the other members of the
House of Savoy. OF course. the royal infant
may be girl. but, so, little brothers will
be likely to follow, the AOSta star may be
said. if not to have set, at least to be under a
very thick cloud.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
THE GERu or Az NrENTIoy.

From Casters Magazine.
The late General George II. Mcclellan. l.. : A
is credited with having made the statement
many years ago that the sinking of clans into
the sand along the ocean shore by closing their
shells and cJectnS the water from them in IA
thin stream hTSt suggested To him the us, of
the water jet aid in sinking piles in 81 nd
At any rate. as long ago 1852 a water Jet
was used. 10y General McCIe,ian's advice. in
putting down piles for wharf and Warehouse
Water WAS forced through ordinary rubber
hose. with a piece oi gaspipe on the end Tor Il
nozzle This was placed close 10 the point of
the pile on the bottom the jet of water securing
the sand away from the pile and making
hole, in which the pile rank rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
ms POSITION SECURE.

From The Indianapolis Press.
So ye eoin' to marry Garritys wildly
-'cz?''
"Di am"
And fNat will ytZ do fwin she takes to tellin
yez how much the better mon her first mon
was?"
..S;he won't Didn't Oi used To be lickin' Gar.
rity-God rest im-about once a fortnight fel
tree yearST'
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

From The Denver Republican.
After the meeting of the Colorado Academy of
Science Tuesday night, at which President Regis
Chauvenet of the School of Mines delivered an
address, there was an argument about snakes.
1t was continued in desultory way yesterday
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
IN THE GRtiN,

From The Philadelphia Press
young Lushley's looking VERY seedy."
"Yes? Wild oats?"
mo. Rye"
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
CAN A RATTLESNAhE BACK?

COLORADO SCIENTIFIC AUTHORITIES DISAGREE
OVER A PECULIAR QUESTION.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
Czy sa cuda ma SWITCHES

OZy 81 IQUd Id oWICOIO.
Pytanie to stawiaj4 ludzie, k6rzy, rec MONA, cudownym sposobeu
sostsi wyleczeni : roslicznych cezkch chor6b.
ME BYIY TO CUBA, LECZ TYLKO UMIEJETNOSG
Ko cierpi ma jakakolwiek chorobe q chce sic nej #yleozyd kto
ohoe przywroci6 sobie nadweretone 1drowie, sMe rzezkd4c, niechaj uwa-
kme przeczyta tych klka wierszy.
CZY SIYSZRLISCK Jul NIECO O PR0FES0RZE COLLINS
Zaprawde se tax, poniewaz jego sawa glodne imie znane SO " ca
lynn 6wiecie. Studyowa{ on wele nietylko ma sawnych europejskioh me-
dycznych uniwerayetach lecs take i " Ameryce. Dlug1e 1ata bawi2 on
ma dodwiadczeniach, q doskonaln sic " lekarekiej umiejetnoeci szybko. po-
niewas przyroda obdarzyla go nadzwyczajna zdolno6ci2, bystrym rosa-
mema nadto widkim talentem.
DIS jest professor Collins s}awnym ma ca}ym 6wiecle q ME tylko ivy
ssajni ludzie udsj4 sic do niego o pomoc ma wypadek choroby, ale naj.
lepsi lekarze uciekaja sic do nego z proSba 0 rade wy6wietlenie, je>eli
ME moga zrozumiec jakiego6 przebiegu siabo5c.
Smia1o twierdzit moana, ze kogo on ME wyleczy, tenn juz Mkt IA
6wiecie ME przywr6ci zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
Wdxecsui parafanle Il

Wdnscsoi parafa1n'e 'io'yl'
ksiedzu j%ubiatowi csfy przJb Dor
potrzebny do mssy 6w., a ksiadz
Kaun, dzieksn i}ski. - kiellch "
,mieniu obecnych ksie4y. Parstia-
ME tczowscy oiesz3 s'e, il uroszy-
stost TAXA odbyia sic " ich kos
oiele. Niech&e Bog i nadal uzyesy
ozcigodnemu ksiedzu Jabilatowi
swego b}ogos}awienstwa, abysmy
jeszcze d@ugie lata patrsYli z rado6-
clq " dussy i sercu na tego POI
s}nge o~itarza!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

" 1o1O"s- L 1LVA u
lat znosi2em cho-
robe: Jeden lekarz
utrzymywa} re
a jadra ME-
zdrowe, drugi, re
mle6nie stWardnia-
~, trzeci, re Pc
cherZ a W ME.
porzadku i tax d.
Wielke sumo pie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
Polska pod Moskalem

CZFsTOCHOWA. Ma jedne1
Z drugorzednyoh stacvi WARSAW
sko-wiedehsklei. " ozasie rewizyi
b,let6w, " pooiagn osobowYm
znaleztono pasatera bez biletu,
kt6remu odbywajaov rewlzYa po-
mocnik sawiAdowoY, " miesoe
zaptstY "a billet j karY (kt6rei PREY"
trsymany Z braku plentedzY ME
m6g+ ul6ci6). ku obra4eniu tnnych
pasaker6w, zabraf obraz Matki b.
skiej, w~iezlony Czestochowy.
Zswiadom,ony o gorszqcym tYm
czynle zarzad koleiowv, "a nle-
prawne pcstap'enie, udslelif zbyt
gorliwemu ursednikowi p,6m,en~
nei. surowej , nagany. Zakomnni-
kovano j. osobnym rozkazsm cafei
s}uzbie kole1o vel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
w DOC

w pod
Zslessczykam' utopil SIG v Dnie~
st,xe tamtejs.y n%auczYciel, A.ntoni
Kogutunsk,. Wraoaiac z zslesz~
czyk. kapa{ sic okolo godsiny
dzles,atej w'ec1orem i prawdopo-
dobnle przez nieostroznof6 wpadf
do iamy, przesz{o eztery netry
" ktorei, poniewaz ME
plywsG, utonaf' Rano o
xodzinie piqts1 znalesiono rzeczy
1ego mad br.egien. p@zniej saa
clafo. Jaki6 z@odsiej
obrabowat wldocsnle rzeczY uto-
gdy& ME zn3leslono W
n,ch ant papier6T, AMI pienixds1
spi xegarka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

Professor Collins przewodniczy ]ekarzom " laboratorium'
Tento srecsny a s}awny lekarz za1ozy} lekarski insytu1 pod im1en1em
The Professor Collins New York Medical Institute, 40 West "a ul1e
" New Yorhu, ably TEN 14twiej m6g} dpieszyc z pomoce c'erpiaoej
ludzko6ci.
W instytuce tym zosta1o juz tysece atyGace wyleczonych a miedsy
tymi setki S}owiak6w Poak6w.
z powodu braku miejsca podamy tn tylko niektore krotkae !'sty'
zas{upuiace n VZmianke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
Scranton, Pa, 5 lipca, 1900.
Wielmozny Profesorze Collins sle'
Sama ME wien, jak nam wygfo-
sic Panu ma podzieke, "a oswobo-

dzenle m1e Cd clez-
kick bolesci, Cier=
pia{am szalone boz
lie W ~miesnlach,
k{alo mic W boku
i krzySach. Achl
s~trasznie cierpia-
lam. Radz!lam sic
u wiela leka:z6w
W kraju, leczyli
MO r~rofaaOrnw7e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
TARNOW. - Originality v,

TARNOW. - Originality wy
padek zas.ed4 tn ma dworcu kole-
jonym. Poci4giem wieozernym
przyby1a tn jakas m}oda iyd6wka
z Krakows. trzymajac kllkutygo~
dn,ove n1emonle NJ reku. Wyszed}~
sly ma d'xorzec odda}a dziecko ma
iemu zydkowl do trzymania, a
sama uda1a sig do miaste, mowl5c,
20 ma tam jakis intsres do za&a-
twienia. Wiecej jednsk z miasta
ME powr6ci}a. B,edpY zydek ME
wledzia}, co ma robi6 Z p}aczacem,
giodnem dz'ecisciem tu!A ie, ko~
3ysa}, &le dziecko coraz g}osnle1
p1aka{o. w kohcu musia4a porzuco-
nem dziecklem zaoplekows6 sic
policYa. Rozwlpiete sledztvo "a
m atkY ME da4o dotychczas .rezulta-
tn. Matka znik4s jak kamfora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
SLASH.

W BYTOMsKIM ),Katoliku''
nav o&uje jsk's w'arus swych braoi
aby wstepowa]i do t%owarxystw.
s]owa dz,elnego tego cz}ovieka
powlnni sobie zapamletac CT, kt6rzy
strenia sic cd towarzystw polsk1cb
a clsna sig obconsrodowych.
49, Brac:a - pisze 6w wiarua
- teras SO take easy, 10 cz4owiek
tylko wtedy moze sob,e pom6ds,
1ezeli sig lacey = wsp6sbracml.
Wiecie donrze, re nam potrseba
nauki i o6wjaty aby6my wlsdsleli
lax sig bronze pred prze;i~ noscia-
mi, jsk soble postepowac " tych
lub owy%h przypadkach. Nisras
now ten lub 6w: Mnie tam nis
potrzeba towarzystva, 49, ale 1ak
go bieda przYc'sn!e to mu poten
bardzo lie, skoro ME ma osw,a,v,
skoro ME ma navel dobrego znai~
oulego, kt6regob1 sic poradz'c.
w tow~arzystwie MONA sls dowle-
dz1ec r6znych cIexawych rzeczy,
MONA SIG j zabawiG- Chodzmy do
towarzystwa. namawiajmy jeden
drugiego, a vhoc ktos ME jest c2Aon-
klein, MECH sn'lato przybedzle a
aarzad 90 mile przyjmle 1 przy~it it,.
kaozen;e SIG W towarzystwa
Jest nam tn przedewszyatkiem 20.
trzebne, DO 1edYnie one podnoez2
mas pa duchu i CHRONIC przed utra~
to narodowos 1 WARY. A eaten
- chodzmY do tow arzystw!
ZABRZA donoszq: Ur2ed-
mix stanu cywllnego Rnopp Z
Za}ezu ME chsia} wpisa6 do metry-
XII syna p. Henryka Cienisgi, kt6ry
pragnq} nadac mu im,e Kazimierz.
2 tego powodu p. C,emiega ME
podpisa} protok6}u urodzenia 3D.
DAT sprawe do ssdu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

niedzy wyda}em ma kompanie lekar-
Bkie, a i d4ugi czas by}em W szpita-
lu. Pan jednak odrazu rozpozna}es
Eoja chorobe, a panskie leki "a diva
miesisce przywr6ci}y mi zdrowie.
Z bratnim szacunKiem,
WASYL HRICH,
Detroit, Mich, Is sierpnia, 1900.
Professor Collins " New Yorku.
Wielmozny Panic!
Pahska s}awa szeroka fala p1ynie
po 6wiecie, lecz gdyby kr6lowle i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
poc6z ~cierpie6?
Uzywaj@
Doktora BOiYNcA
GorE1Eego wilma.

Tysiace os5b, kt6re
juz ME mia}y nadzici ~
wyzdrowienia, "a
wdziecza temu lec.nl-
czemu napojowi swoje
wyzdrowienie. Wszel. A
kie choroby. jake to IVA
dlspepsya, katar TO- fh
}adka, - choroby me-
rex, watroby: wyrzu- 1881
ty sk6rne, neuralgia -
os}abienie nerw6w oraz W.
rheumatyzm leczy pew .c:::?xn
ME i gruntownle. Do. ~
WOODEN So tysiace POI 49,
dziekowah cd ludzi, kt6rzy zostall
wylecseni tem .Gorzkiem Winem.
Otto n p, 6wiadectwo:
Dnia 81 Pazdsiernika 2. r. spadlem z
kary u~licznej, i 8 razy operowany, ME
mis&em nadziel, odzyskania kiedykol-
wick zdrowia. Bed2c W kur,cyl ME
mia}em tadnego apetytu. zadoe lekar-
stwo ME skutkows}o.\ Wtenczas przy~
jaciel moi zalecil mi Goszkie vino Ora
Boiy6ca, a wypiwszy pc trosze jedss
butelke, zaczalem dozuawat ulgi, a
ut7wa;9c nsdal tego lekarstwa, zoatalem
zupslnle w%yleczony. sk}adan przeto
pub1hczne podziekowauie Panu Dokto~
ROW. Bo1yhcowi i polecam Jego CORR
KIE VINO c,erpiacel ludzkoSci.
z ezacuDkiem
DR.. B. Wodzifski
500 Noble Str. Chicago, Ill.
Pan. DR.. Bozyncz swoje
GORZKIE VINO sam fabrykuje e.
Otto jego adres: DR.. NJ. BUZYNCZ,
5le Milwaukee ave.. Chicago, Ill.
Generality agent: Teofll Sajewicz
1902 Hoyue ave., Chicago, ILL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

z Pesztu, lecz wszystko bes skutka,
Myela}am, re Juz ME bede uleczona
ale przyszedlszy z syrem DO Anne.
ryki, "a porada drugich, udaiam SIG
O pomoc do Pana. Lekarstwa, kto<e
mi pan diva razy z~as}al, sprawliy
ten cudowny skutek, lem dzls dzle.
ki Bogu zdrowa.
z podzieka i s~zacunkiem,
MARYA KORESZKA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

dow i pokaleczy}em sic ciezko. MIA
lem .w%zruszone kosci i ciezko sic
skaleczv4em, a lekarze, kt6rzy mic
leczyli ME robili mi nadz'e1 wyle-
czenla. Pan jednak mie zupe4nie
uzdrowil. za}uje tylko, re ME jestem
" stanie. godnie to Panu odPfaclc'
Ma wieh Panu ~wdzieczny,
JAN PILARSKl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
WARSZAWA. - Tr.yna6ci

RSZAWA. -. Tr.yna6cie
q odu.6sl y J. Krompolc, k..
rltalista WARSAW ski, napadnietY
W tych dniacb " swojem mleszk,s
nlu prxez iaklego6 }otra. Zbrodniarz
zostai nam6"lony do czynu przez
kucharke Krompolca, Beredziko~
wa, kt6rej Krompolc wypowiedz,ai
mlcjsce. Bcredzlkowa byia kochan-
SO z}ocsyncy i wYpatr.ywszy chwi-
lie, gdY p. Krompolc uk}ada} sic
DO snu " sypialnl przywola&a 60
ola dokonania zhrodalczego izie4a.
Poniewaz p. Krolnpolc sledzia@
prey biurku, tYfem obr6cony do
wchodzacego }otra, przeto rapast~
mix p~rsewr6ciA oiare swa na wznak
z fotelem IL okrzYkiem: ,,ja~ c:
pokaze zacz9t dusic "a gard}o p.
Krompolca i zadawac straszliwe
razy W reku trzymaDem zelazem.
w szamotanlu sig, gdy morderca
chcla{ zstkac gardto ofeFze p. K.
utraci} diva zeby, wYbite kutaklsm.
Zarow,u ofary ME grozi n1ebez~
piec.enstwo. Kuoharke i dwdch jej
domniemanYch wsp6luik6w ares.-
t0wanO.
PARAFII TCzQWA W 20,
wlec,e kozienickim, gubernii ra-
domskiel, p,sza do Gaz. Sw'atecz~
n3]:.
Plekna uroczyetosc odbyta s'e
" dnlu IS sierpnla " nassym ~ieis
skim kosciele. Proboszcz para6l
Tczowskiei, ke'ads Ludw,k Tar
}owski, obchodzl4 SO lecie lap}an~
silva. Wla6oiw,e spedzit on "
slu&bie Boiej wieeej MI pol w'eku
ale teraz obohodrono p:etdsies,ata
roczn,ce jego prsYmioyi, Jubllat
urodzi} sic 1 sierpnia 1926 rokuj a
proboszciem naszym j4st cd roku
1876. W rsadkim obrzed.ie pis6~
dz,esieo;oleoia xap}ahstwa uosest~
riczyfo % ksletY i 6 kleryk6w.
Ksie3a zjechali SIG nietylko Z
ssslednioh. lecz i Z odleglych para
fiji. Okolo po}udnla wszYscY ksie&a
wyszll z prooesya koso'o}a pa
.E. z
plebanie. Zastali jub'lata modlace'
90 sic. Ksiadz praiat Rsgihski,
dziekan itski, prosl} jubilata, by
uda& sle do ko6clofa podsiekoSsd
Bogu "a iaski odebrane " c'qgu
lycia. Rozpoclete p1edh: "Kto sig
y op,eke" j prsy odgiosle d.wo''
NOV wprowsd.ono labilata do kos
oioia. 20 pieknyoh obrssdaoh kos
oislnyoh wrtoono % plebanie>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

LUBLIN. -WszYstkie cukier-
ME W Lubiinie j restauracYe ma
zadan,e usune}Y 2 posr6d prenu-
mero"anych pism "Berllner Tag
blatt" IN. FIR. Presse', iaKo
sprzy1aiace hakatYzmowl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

q 9W18t8 INA
Ii g}eboka Panska
wiedze, ~zaprawde
ME daliby PAM le-
czyc biednych H.
dzi, lecz zatrzyma-
liby Pana ola Sic
bic. ia mia{em to
n~ieszczescie, re
spad{em re scho-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

Youngstown, o. l wrze6nia, 1900.
Panic Profesorze Coll;ns'ie!
Posy}am Panu swoja fotografe,
aby6 Pan zobaczy}, re juz wyzdro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

przysypsla robotnika Marcina W4-
Ska. Gdy nlessozesliweeo odkops.
no j dobYte. przekonano sie, to
ma zgruohotana oaIq g6rna.ssczeke,
.}amane prove udo mnostwo
iunych Meiszyeh obraten. Pc pierw.
Sym opatruDku odssiano 60 mai
blizszym poc'agiem do Krskowaj
skad z dworcs koIeiowego pogoto>
vie rstunkowe odwlozfo 60 zaraz
ma oddsia} chirurkicsny szpitala
sw. Eazarza. Stan zdfowla nie-
szczeillwego robotnika jest bsrdzo
gro<ny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
II mazursRfch bajek.

II mazurshfch batek.
Mazury posladaia wielka ilo6c
wesotychs bsjak O z~wler1etach
mlanonicie O lisle, kt6rego uwaza-
ia "a m9irego l. o wi|ku, kt6ry
pono jest bard.o giup'm.
Pewnego razu pochwyci} w,lk
ges j mi.} zam,ar sjs6t j2 IA ob;ad.
Widoczn,e ]ednak ME byl ~jeszczc
g}odpy, DO nn wielkie gesi pro6by
pozwolh jei pred smie1c,a potah-
cz>d sobie jesscze. GEES tanoaac
podnlosla nagle skrzydfa i odfru-
meta. a w~ilczysko gaPiac sic pray
rsek} sobie ewiecle, 10 odtad gesiei
jeimo6cl aopiero wtencsas powell;
tanczyt, gdy ia po&re.
,,R0skAM JAK ME WIEN CO..
cd czasu gdy mi mama dala Gonozo''.
wyrazila SIG delikatnie Teresa sylA.
mala dziewczynka W Gardnersville
New, " li6cie osobisc;e napasanym do
wlasciciela ORA Piotra Gomozo. S,ad
wid.imy. ie nawet dzieci um'eja ocenit
kiedy lekarstwo posiada zalety i czynl
i'm dobrze. Me est to lskarstwo aptecx-
ne. sprsedaja je tylko specYalni agenci,
albo sam wla6ciciel. Adress: DR.. Peter
Fahrnev. 1l2-114 So. Hoyne ' e
Chicago. III. 5
a G "a
=SEE.&G%3gFSEw$& G#GM%sE@5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
w HUCIE,

w HUCIE,
gdzie instD.el snbweucyonowany
przez rad nlemieeki teatr ludowy,
postanowlli zsmiesskali fam Po|a-
cY, za}ozyt w1asnY teatr narodowy
polski. ably " ten spos6b podwazyc
wpiYwY niemieckle. A 10 Polacy
nia maja ma celu budowy wspe~
nialego kosztownego gmachu
teatralnsgo, spod'lew wac sig nalezY.
re potrzebnY fundusz zostanie
wkrdtce zebranY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
Il CALICYI.

POM1FDZy PRACODAW-
we Lwowie (rabinem Roha-
tYnem j budown,ozym Rienerem)
robotnikami przyez}o do ugodY.
kobolnicy zobowlasal; eie ME
domagat sic zapiatY "a 6wiecenle
sobotY, natomiast pracodawcy pod-
wyAszYli I'm place prawie 0 Is
proeent. " ten wieo sposdb s:ra]k
sostal salegnany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
Pocahontas, W. Va. 6 maja, 1900.
Kochany Panic Profesorze!
Niechaj Panu Bog zap4aci "a pan
ska pomoc. S1esc lat by}am cnora

udawalam sic Dc
doktor6w, ale bee
skutku, DO CT nle
mogli r~ozpozaac
choroby. Kazdy
n6wii ~inaczej. By
lem juz ne smierc
prsygctowanq A
le " koncu chcia-
lam ieszcIe raz
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The evening times., 1901-07-23
DEATH OF JOHN HENDERSON.
The WeII-knoyvn ShiDbuiIder of the
Clyde Passes Away

GLASGOW, July Z3.-John Henderson,
the well-known shipbuiider. who died
mere yesterday. was the son Of David
Henderson, senior member Of the old firm
of d & W Henderson. Limited. ship
builders. and the nephew Of Thomas and
John Henderson, who started the Anchor
Line Steamship Company
He was ffty-fOur years old, but on ac-
count of illness had Of late not maintain
ed his accustomed activity As the son
Of one of the origiHators Ui the firm,
young Henderson was reared amid the
ring OF the ak and hammer along the
Clyde After becoming Of age he grad
ualiy assumed the control of the ship
yard. the business of which grew and
broadened under his management. He
was one Of the leading spirits in the IN
stitute of Engineers and Shfpbuilders Of
the vest OF Scotland and his name was
known and respected in almost every port
in the world
In the twenty-five years IN which he had
the management of the industry. he built
not only all of the more recent vessels
of the Anchor Line but many of the ia
nous steamships plying between English
ports and the haTbOrs Of the East Ii was
In his yards that the Cup challenger This
tie was constructed and also the Ealky-
ries and Shamrock I
The evening times., 1901-07-23
ADDRESSED BY SIMON WOLF.
The VashinEfonInu Speaks on the
jew in Public Life.

ATLANTIC CITY July Z3--Hon- Simon
Wolf Of Washington. D c. delivered
an interesting lecture before the summer
assembly Of the Jewish Chautauqua last
night. His topic was The Jew in Public
Life Mr.. Wolf began with the state
ment that its title was misnumer.
There was no such thing as a Jew in
public life. he said amy more than
there were Catholics OF Protestants in
public life.
We are all citizens Of the United
States" he added 1t must be confessed
that when Jew who occupies public po-
sition does anything repreheusIbIe all Of
us suffer for his shortcomings. We take
pride and have much satisfaction when "a
J-w attains public prominence. and it is
his first and supreme duty to show by his
VIC * his unscIGshHess, and by public
work that ne is worthy of the confidence
bestowed upon him by the Gov
eminent and by the people which was
the Government The names OF Jews In
the Senate who occupy national ana inter
national positions are familiar to this au-
dience- Wherever they have been placed
they have represented Intelligent and pa
triOtic American citizenship. and have con-
tributed to the uplifting, upbuIlding, and
betterment Of not only their co-reIigion-
lists. but all GIagSes
Mr.. Wolf thought it would be well If
some Jews in public life would be more
representative Of their ancient faith when
thar faith was attacked Some Of them
had seemed to fear public criticism by
showing in their work that they were
Jews. Herein they differed from men Of
other faiths in public life It was no det-
riInent to our citizenship TO be true TO our
faith. so long as adherence to that faith
worked no public injury nor aimed to
unite Church and State
The Jew in public life had high and
holy mission. and must never prove re-
creaHt to this trust. but labor. work, and
watch for the preservation and conserva-
tiSm Of our institutions in which no class
Of American citizens were more interest
Cd than the Jews The Jew in public life
InuSt aim 70 be spOtIess in coEduCt intel
HSent in the discharge Of his duties pa
tTlotc III his motives and never ply the
tricks OF the Low politician. He should
aspire to be- the eCuai of the greatest in
all lands where they have been hon0red
with The position by e.ther appointment
or election
The speaker referred to a recent adi-
t"Tiai IN a New York newspaper in which
special attention had been directed to re-
maTkable success Of Jewish students in
the public schools Of that city
The evening times., 1901-07-23
A NEW BUFFALO BILL.
Fourth of Series of silver Certia-
cateS Alinnsf RcndN.

The fourth in he series Of new silver
certificates. which will be known as the
American series. will soon be issued
from the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, where the plates are nearly finished.
IT viii be a ten dollar bill and has already
heCn Christeued the Buffalo Bill" not
after Col ". Z. Cody but because its dis
tinctive charact ristic will be the figure
of ii gigantic buffalo
On the note the buffalo is headed west
ward. his shaggy head well down for
charge. his tail IN pugnaciOus attitude
and his matted name sweeping the
ground To obtain the sketch for this
note the artist visited the National Muse
un. where theTt are several stuffed speci-
mems Of the bison species The finest WAS
selected and posed and the drawing made
from him ON the reverse OF the note
viii be an aTchway OF artistic design
On this note. as in the others Of the
series, it is, intended to leave as much
open work rs possible with a handsome
design the silk threads in the paper
forming one of the greatest safeguards
against counterfsitiHg. In many Of the
elder notes the threads were almost OBJ
scured by the scrolI-work.
The subjects fcr this series viii be CON
fined to American life, hence the figure
on the one-dolIar bills IS the eagle, on the
two George Washington, and on the five
the head of Indian Chief Onepapa. II was
suggested that a picture of the battleship
Maine be used on the teR-doIlar notes,
and the suggestion was at first adopted.
Later it was rejected as not distinctiveIy
American and not TO be distinguished
from any other battlcShip. The depart
mcnt Is still searching for suitable sub
jects for the twenty and Hfty-dOllar bills
The evening times., 1901-07-23
APPOINTMENTS IN THE ARMY.
Captains. Lieutenants, md Chap
Iains Named by the President

Iains Named by the President
The President today made the following
army appointments:
War-Ernest =. Newsou and II. Percy
Silver. chaplains; Harry r. Lemen, as
sistaut surgeon Of Volunteers, with rank
OF captain.
First Heutenants OF InfantTy-Frauk II
Burton. William y. Oracle Samuel 3
Mcintyre. Samuel A. Price Harris Pen
d!tton. ir-. Peter Vredcnburgh.
Second Iieutenants Of Infautry-Ernest
H Agnew Col. D H Ball, Charles u.
Barber. Alpha T Easton. Campbell "
Flake. Clarence NJ Furay. Robert r
Griustead. William S Mapes, John r
Mccarthy. Edgar S Slayer. Grant T
Trent benjamin r Wade Frederick s
Young.
First Iieutcnants Of Cavalry-Delphey T
Z Casteel. AIvan G. GiIIen. George E
Lovcu Henry M Morrow. Sam Van Leer-
Second HeuJenants OF Cayalry-I.awrence
s. Carson. William H. CIopton. jr-. Frank
L. Edwards. Thomas Nj Knox. Sebring
c. BegiH. Archie Miller. Frank T Nc
Narney. Orlando o. Palmer 3. J. WOOt-
ten. Edward Q. Wells. John S. z. Young.
Second lieutenants in the Artillery
Corps-Daniel +. Craig, Frederick l.. Den
sIer, Arthur = Fuller, benjamin ii Kcr-
foot. Ralph NJ. Mitchell. John c Ohm
stad. Carroll wer. Francis W. RaIstou.
jr, John NJ Shook Blanton Winship