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New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
Notier of Summons.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY oE NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
ToRK-The Germania Life Insurance Company Plain
TIN. against Wtnifred Condor. Benjamin r Ronnine ir
Charles Buck and Abbie H. Buck. his wife; Henry 'I
Chase and Catherine Chase. his Frank & Vaughn
and Clara Augusta Vaughan his wife: Mary n Schran,n
William Vause; John Murphy; Mary Murphy: Joseph
Murphy Catherine Walsh and Frank Demarest ana FsE
A. Carr. composing the firm OF & Carr Defend
ants. Trim desired IN New York County. Summons
Action No. q To the above named You
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint this action
and 20 serve a copy OF on the paIntf's 3
attorneys within twenty days after service OF this
exclusive of the day OF service and In case 81
yorT failure &c appear or answer judgment he taken
against by default for the demanded IN The
complaint.
Dated New York February 2s IDOL
SHlPMAN. LAROCQUE & CHOATE
Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 40 Wall Street (Nanhattan,
New York City.
defendants Abbie II. Buck Henry II sTass
Catherine Walsh. Winifred Condor M1rnhv NJ,
Murphy Joseph Murphy ana William F. Vause: The for
summons is served D pubIcatIon NM
o order OF Hon. David Tusftca
the Court OF the State O York dated
July 49, 1901. and led July % 1901 with tho compaint
above entitled action OF the cierk or
the County Of New York at York County Court
House the City OF New York which said conplaint
filed in said County Clerks office February 2s
1901.
Dated. New York City. July % 1901
sHlPMAN LARoCQuE & CHoATE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
CLOSING OF THE CAMP MEETING,
FINAL EXERCISES IN THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
GATHERING OCEAN GROVE HAS HAD.

FINAL EXERCISES IN THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
GATHERING OCEAN GROVE HAS HAD
Ocean Grove N J.. Sept. (speciaD.-The camp
meeting Of 1901 which began on Saturday. August
L. is no more The final service held this morn
ing in the auditorium. when the reports of the
leaders Of the various meetings read. The rite
of infant baptism was observed. and the annual
march around Jerusalem was participated in by
three thousand singing. shouting Methodists
There were thirty-fve infants and children bap-
tized by Bishop James n. FitzGerald, president OF
the Camp Meeting Association. who was assisted
bv the Rev DR. A. T. Ballard, and the Rev: DR..
This took place at a. m Three OF Inc tots were
Lamed after the late Queen Victoria.
Then followed the reports OF the leaders OF lHe
various meetings. Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Dr. Ballaro.
H. Smith, George w. Evans, the Rev. Charles H.
Yatman Jack" Cooke and Professor Tall T1sen
Morgan told of the work accomplished in the meet
ings over which they presided, and while no figures
given Bishop FitZGerald said the camp meel
ing OF 1901 was the best held on the grounds
Hundreds of sinners he said. have professed con-
version. thousands Of backSliders have been re
claimed and hundreds OF ministers and chnrch
members have obtained the blessing or sanctinca-
tioR
This ceremony concluded. a procession was
formed. led by the choir and orchestra, ana the
carp meeting officials. the leaders of the several
meetings. the visiting clergymen and the congrega-
tjor ma arched through auditorium. the Temple
and the Tabernacle and back again to the audi
turium AS they marched the choir sang Marching
10 zion and other appropriate hymns. Bishop
Fftztierald then delivered the closing ADDRESS, the
choir sang God be with you till We meet again
and three taps of the auditorium bell signifying
the Trinity announced the close of the great re-
ngiOus feast.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
REUNION or THE "TELLOW B1MMERs'
SUCCESSFUL. GATHERING OF THE VETERANS or
THE OLD THIRTY-FIFTH NEWER
SEY VOLUNTEERS.

Elizabeth Sept. , (SpeciaD.-Veterans from this
city. Newark Railway. Somerville and other places.
survivors Of the 25th New-Jersey Volunteers made
a pilgrimage to-day TO Perth Amboy to attend the
twelfth annual reunion Of the regiment. held in
that city. The 35th known I'm the Civil War as
ibe yellow Hammers" ana was one OF the bravest
commands that took part In Shermans march 10
the sea All the veterans wore handsome yellow
badges and many of them were accompanied by
their wives and daughters.
The business meeting, presided over by LleuteIl-
ant Jonn a Iutz Of Newark was held at Odd
Fellows Hall 1t was reported that there were lS9
OF the survivors of the regiment Stu living, but
many of their addresses were lost
The reunion to-day, in point OF numbers; however
VAS the largest and most enjoyable held I'm years
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
BIG LABOR PARADE N NEWARK.
ABOUT EIGHT THOUSAND MEN OF ALL TRADES
RENEWED BY THE MAYOR AT
THE CITY HALL

The largest labor parade ever held in Newark was
witnessed on It's principal streets yesterday morn
ing About eight thousand men, representing all
the trades and labor unions, took part, and made
a creditable appearance.
The parade was under the joint direction Of the
Essex Trades Council and the Building Trades
League. The streets through which the procession
passed were crowded with spectators. Mayor
Seymour reviewed the organizations at the city
Hall, and wore upon his breast the insignia OF the
TypOgra phcal Union. I'm which he holds a card
Members of the Common Council and other city
officials stood with the Mayor. The procession
marched to the Fran Garden. where a labor picnic
was held with speeches, games and dancing.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
cuPREME CouRT. CouNrY oE NEw

YoRK.-The Germania IAte Insurance Company. Plain
TN against Winifred CondOn benjamin L. Romaine
Charles Buck and Aesie b Buck; his wife: Henry H.
Clara Augusta Vaughan. his wife: William f. Vause
Catherine Walsh; John Murphy Mary Murphy; Joseph
Murphy and Bertha Schlomann. Defendants Trial
desired New York County. summons Action
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint in this action
and copy OF your the plalntif's
attorneys within twenty days after the this
exclusive OF the day Of OF
your failure 70 Judgment will be
against you by default. for the
complaint. - -
SHIPMAN. LAROCQUE & CTIOATE,
Plantin's Attorneys. No 40 Wall Street Manhattan).
New York City.
To the defendants Abbie B. Buck. Henry II. Chase
Catherine Walsh Wlnifred Condon. John Murphy. Mary
Murnhy Joseph MIrphy and William F. YRuse: The fore
ainR suInmons is served by publication,
snsnt 10 an order OF Hon David McAdam. q Justice of
tbe Supreme Court OF the State Of New York. dated
lv Ig 1901 and filed July D. 1901 with the complaint
in the entitled action In the ONCE OF the clerk OF
tha County New York at the New York County Court
IIeuss IN the city New York. which said complaint
Was filed in said County Clerks once February IS.
1901. -. ,r-,, ,-,ty r,,v 90 100,
ba'e"' - SHIPMAN, LAROCQUE & CTiOATE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
CRAZY CRIMINAL AT LARGE

Information received by the Newark police
yesterday that Thomas Donahue. a desperate
criminal. who had been sent to the Morris Plains
Insane Hospital from the Trenton State Prison,
had effected his escape I'm the night Donahue was
committed to the State prison in November 1900
fer robbery, and as he developed haucinations. he
was transferred TO the hospital. He frequently
threatened his keepers there. and said he being
pursued by enemies and would kill them on sight
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
A TOWNSHIP OFFICIAL SHOT.

Matawan, Sept 2 CSpeciaD.-Willsam B. Dolan
clerk OF Matawan Township. and proprietor Of
a hotel at CliRwood, twice wounded yester-
day by shots from a revolver held by Philip Smith.
OF Clinwood The quarrelled Saturday
night and Smith went TO Dolan's place yesterday
To renew the quarrel. Hot words exchanged
when il is alleged that Smith drew revolver
and fired twice at Dolan. One shot took effect in
Dolan's arm, and the other bullet grazed his alb
domen. Doan will recover. Smith has not yet
fae1n Gaad
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
gyOLEy JEWELS RETrRNED.

The jewelry worth about 5000 which stolen
on Saturday night from the house OF Charles II.
Earle, No l6l Mount Peasant-ave Newark, was
mysterousy returned yesterday by mail. The
jegeiry was contained In a cigarette box. addressed
in a handwriting that apparently disguised.
one diamond ring missing.
Mrs. Earle is satisfied that she knows the thief
but VIII dIvulge his identity. The missing ring
6 orfnS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
sTREKEs ~ PArERs0N

Elizabeth Sept. cspeciaI3.-Tho sixty Journey
men rDsmiths OF this city viii go on strike to-
morrow for an iDcrease IN wages. The men want
So cents an hour or 81 - for eight hour day
Jhe master tinEmfhr offered them 81 rs = dax mn
the strikers refused 70 accept these terms.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
ruE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

x-opK-To all persons interested In the estate or
,~,,,s r Hunter and Charles L. Pettis composing the
r Hunter Co. assigned TO Franklin j. Mlnck
@ he benent creditors send greeting; You ana eaeh
-, aye hereby and required personally 10 De ana
OF you ar snecal Term OF Supreme Court, Part j,
~ ne hsid In County Court House In the county OF
D W. on the 97th day OF September. lsoi az ioSo
e,cch an the forenoon Of that day then and there to
aho, settlement OF the accounts OF Iahuh
Minck assignee OF the above named Irving ~ Hunter
ons Charles nsoivent debtors. should not De
ana ma n no cause be shown attend the settle
ment Of the assignees accounts. -, - -, -
hereuno caused tne scar OF
the ssid supreme Court be hereto afnxed Mitness
'"N SAM NNf Hon CHARLES III. VAN .HRUNT'
Chief Justice said Supreme Court TINS ioh uy oi
august is"i, VIM SOHMER. Clerk.
IyRIar w TOAfPKINs. Attorney for Assignee. zoi
broadway n Y. City Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
SEEKING FIVE RUNAWAY B0ye

The Jersey City police watched the railway sta
lions yesterday for FIVE small boys. who had run
away from their homes IA Morristown 20 go 90
bunaio 10 see the Pan American Exposition The
young roVers are John Lowell Martin Kelly Will
IAN Hogan. Feter elllespie and Thomas Fitzgerald
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
NO PARADE IN JERSEY CITY.

The labor organizations did not parade in Jersey
City yesterday. The Building Trades Council had
its parade and picnic I'm Bsyonne, and the Central
Labor Union had festival at SchutZen Park.
North Bergen u IS the first time I'm many years
there has been Labor Day parade In Jersey city.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

IN pursuance of an order OF Hon. ADher y
l. 1rhonos n Surrogate the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given having claims against
T,lcrna p M5wry, OF the County OF New fork &c
ceased to present the with voicners thereoi ~ s
place of transactng business a. ehe
sc or rush Taggart l9s Broadway in the city or
New York before the Goth day CT November next
dated New York 9th OF May. 1901
tJf)yT N GREEN WILLIAM w HEAION. ExeeohoIs
RTTsII TAGGART. Attorney for Executors
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

u Office OF the Comptroller OF the Curehsys toSf
washington, d c.. August - ~,
Py satisfactory dence prese. lin
updersigned been made 20 appear vs-s In
caIr Nsffono Bank OF the City OF New
,t CStH - NsST York In = County New YORK anu ~ ma
~ New YORK has compiled with al the l1os sss1ciaons
congress National BansiHs pur-
a. sxteud their corporate existence and lo1 49,
poses.'' approved July i2tr. lSe2 -,-,ntroIler OF
Now therefore. J. Charlie 6 Dawes. Tircoin
the Currency do hereby certify that a. ne city OF
tio,aI bank CITY Of York. ~ -. - Ne.
New York IN the County New York ahe tSa perio1
vcrL authorized succession ~.
specified in its lmenaed articles q aSs9 si~
untU elcse of August z lS-l. 0f
In whereof witness my naN" 49,
ofee ms sseonS DAY asS o. AnsI ~ iRIFs G. Dawes
Comptrollsr OF tns ~uA'
26Os-l
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
HAIGHT. JOSEPH.-I pursuance Of an orde
nubIle Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

CUPRENE COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.
~ FIRST pEPARTNIENT.-Iu the matter Of the appIi-
cation Of the Board Rapid Transit Railroad Comms
three Commissioners determsrr- report whether
Rapid Transit Railway Railways for the eonysyancs and
transportation % persons and property as deefnd ~
be constructed and operated; Brook
public notice is hereby given that the pFog-
sons 81 Ca2tsr OF & ae laws TVS ei ISsi ;r as aRs os1 @
for the city OF New York will apply to me App-
in the First Judicial Department term thereof % %
held at the Court House a We G ~ Comfy =
New York on Wednesday. the 4h day Of September ~.
th in the above entitled matter deter
mine and report after due hearins. whether Rapid Tran
sit Railway Railways in the said 10y Ior I1S -
ermlned by Board and described IN me report
CITY on or about TN day Of February 1901 ought to
De rs rapers UPON which the aforesaid application VIII
be made are the petition OF the said Board OF t(spa
Transit os HsrSs tS stS ay 81 July 1901 and presented
c the said ,a 5PPeSe aSd the and other papers
aSSompanynE ne sanei an 4 speiis,s division on or
shSY, tbat dav together with certified Of the
consent st Gf & {nS sIs8 IN he once o. the said clerk
addition thereto such other PsperS aS s''A' DC p'
dsscTption cf the route and general plan Of con.
the ssd report Of the said B'aTd % ne @ vbcs
sernbl oS n CITY 81 ~ ~ ,5 rs7sTs upon which as
said application viii be made ne S Ionte. Be-
ginning at poin' IN The Borough Il NansISan a. & %
The fnter o.
thence under Broadway and Bowling Green 20 stare
thence under and Battery Park % Wnlsna
street. and thence under and across Wnehtl seet
south street the River; thence under the a-
River Borough OF BROOKLYN az point n
street the East River and Furfan sl's Irl
Fulton street; thenss lIS
Flatbush avenue. ard thence uh7
a a its Intersection Win -
avenue The route include suitable tracks S,.a
Of loops under htt'etS
street and bowling Green and under the Borough h
Park in the Borough OF Brooklyn
The object af ,TeSaG application Is % aFrar
appointment Commits who shall oeieln -ali-
public hearing az parties Interested. wit Su
road ought to be constructed and operat ana s 5s-
sad Appellate
O theit determination WneleI 49,
ought constructe and operated, "hl& & -oaS "a
OF construction and Cperation OF
this Board that II shall be. sha NsI ~ n-oo-
nv said Court b lieu II the consent U '9
srty owners along the line OF the said routes
Dated New Ycrk. August 18th. ltll ry0NF1fTS-
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAl RAlLROAD vSp1r! SII-"-7-
SIONFRS For THE CITY OF Sr-WW, IOiNN>
NS Tf1N I. BURROWS. secretary.
,o,p0NAN- pTATT G SOI,FY S5 Wall Street. borous'
of Manhattan. City OF New YORK r,,rouxr
% p.PSON-S SIIFPARD & OGDEN. III Broadway boiODsN
Manhattan. City or New icrrrS--t. Tafroad Con-
Attorneys for the Board of Rapd TRANSIT I'@
missiOnerS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

VI
TAXPAYERS who desire 70 obtain theI oIl' ~
promptly should make immediate %ri5tTn S5a stating
Cblanks NAV be procured in the borough =, - Mao
,St. IIsrt,, b section or Ward. Block and ls,t or
number naxing copy of same from thei' Oi's "
-sx the reQu!siton
II a taxpayer Is assessed for personal u'N '''' '
should also request bill for such tax - an s,veops
Each requsition should be accompanied nS an VITA
bearing the proper address OF the app-iea-- ~
postage prepaid W. Ss.+ion Block
IN of Doubt regard 70 Nard 9et.t ths
or Tnt number TAXPAYERS should take theT dS9 tbeir
OF Taxes Assessment anu ma.
nrnnertv located on the maps OF that
ward 10 the Deputy Receiver 0t Taxes Win s l be-
csrtfded uleuorantlum OF their property WA-cl -
furnished bv the Department Of Taxes ana the
n viii receive tlelI Us
earliest possible and avoid any ueIas snuli-
waiting on lines is required IN case o' pe'
cation nailed the
The requisition be addressed anu ma tSs prop-
Deoutv Receiver OF Taxes in whatever borough "a" -
ertv Is located. follows: ... Rorough
of Manhattan. New York John r. nlsI1.ll, l,v New
Thiri and fremont avenues. BorOugn or - 5-ogh OF
York James B. Bouek Municipal Bu5llhs corner
TroOkIvn New Frederick w tAetA"1I1r19; Bor-
Tacso1 avenue ana Fifth Long Island ISSiaond
0NSh ~ CIueens New York Matthew ) IuilS; lSS-b az
Buildhe SS Ut DAVID E AUSTEN.
huchiSHu W" NN'N Receiver OF taxes
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

A EMBELLISHMENTS and su6ssriDt%SRs % 80 90 broadway.
n received al their Uptown Once. No - starrise-
"a 4or north OF Sist-st until O'Clock p - raglar
Trenfs received al fOlowipg branch S,S ave-
1fsSe until O'Clock u-. VIZ -
CO.. 23l-sf: ia2 6th-ave-. 12th- sts MsSS . w.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
6nrrosaies' Nonres.

IN PURSUANCE of an o.uer OF Hon. Abner
c. Thomas Surrogate Of the COunty Of New York.
all having claims against
Charles p Burdett late Of stamford Conn deceased 10
place OF transactng business. the office OF
Horace Russell $50 Broadway. Borough OF Msnhat-
tan in the CITY York before the I'D day OF
October next.
MARY X. BURDETT ISAAC +. ROE. Executors.
HORACE RUSSELL Attorney for Executors. go Broad
New York city
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
Notice hereby given TO all persons having claim,
against r. Roosevelt late OF the County OF New
deceased. the with thereor
subscribers their place OF tHansacng business
No 80 Wall Street. tne Borough of Manhattan in
the City OF New York OF before the day of
November Dated New York, the 22d day OF Anil
1901. JOHN Z ROOSEVELT. ". ENL.EN ROOSE-
WELT Executors GEORGE c. KOBBE. ATTORNEY sor
Executors. and 46 Wall Street Manhattan Borough
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

= Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New York
notice hereby given having claims against
Edward stenbrugge. late OF the County OF New YORK de
ceased the with vouchers thereot 10 he
place transactng business At the
Ledyard. No. "a Wall Street N the
City OF New York, before the tenth day or NO
vember next. -.
Dated New York the day OF May 1901.
EDWARD STElNBRUGGE, Jr,
MARIE T. .. s EINBRUGGE.
Executors
CARTER AND LEDYARD ATTORNEYS for Executors %
Wall ST. Borough OF Manhattan. " Y CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

n PURSUANCE OF an uTutI OF IIVI'' @H"hIO' .
Thomas n Surrogate OF the County os New YORK
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons having sislas
against Henry A. Ferguson late OF ne Coahy OF
the same with vouchers theFs
20 subscribers their place OF treesaerng ons
at Office of John A & A ). Aapes NO 20
broadway Borough OF Manhattan. IN the tly ar Ne"
Yor IN before the 5th day OF December next
Dated York the 31st day Of May lsvI
"SA'@N - ~ - - WILLIAM FERGUSON.
JAMES FEFGl lSON.
Adninistrator
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner
- C. Thomas a Surrogate of the County ot New York
hereby ms navlng claims against
Louis Perceval late @ County Of New York. de-
present with vouchers thereof the
subscriber at his ransacting business No 100
Sixth Avenue IN the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New York on or before 18th day OF October next
Dated, New York the Srd day OF April, 1901.
CHARLES L. PERCEVAl. Executor
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executor, fi
Broadway. York
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
China Ware Occasion
Twice Yearly

II
w of New York
of the truth of the statement Twice
back cumulative approval.
Sale simple that the only need
We the distribution quantities of Chnawae
Chnawa are larger tnan ho
purchasing unmatched we
aret wthve profits
is to 20
general trade this advance
this
prices than
The resources of tn estockfr presented this
FiveT Thousand
100000 Oworho of other Decorated Chnawa
0worho Bic-aBac
worth O. Glassware
Oworho Of varou China and Glassware
Basement
outthro Of Main and Second Floors.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
NOTICE no TAxPAYERs.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ,.Drvss
VI-REATr FOR THE COLLECTION " 4-A-NN''
No 81 CHAMBERS STHEhL'
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, a ,oo,
NF,W YORK SEPTEMBER 3, iSui-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hen. Ab1er

MURRAY. BENNETT & INGHRsOI.I. Attorneys for riT K
ecutrix, No % William St. Borough Of Manhattan
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
is PURSUANCE of an orler % Lon. Abner 3

Thomas. a Surrogate % the County of New York
notice hereby given 20 all persons having elatns
against Samuel Jcnes Waker late Of the County OF New
York deceased, the with
the SUBSCRIBER a. her place OF ansacting business a.
the Office OF Murray Bennett Irgersoll % William
street, the Borough Of Manhattan. OF New Yo-t
before the 3Oth day of December next
SARAH FRANCES WALKER
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
is pursuance Of an -. OF Hon. Abner 3

FREDERICK W. -ATEs Attorney for Ex-cS',or ExcJoroFs
Nassau Street. 4sorough of Manhattan. New YoFx Vs.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Thomas, a Surrogate of the County OF New Yo-,
notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims aga,,
Henry Amy. late OF the County OF New York decsssd
present the with vouchers to the subv-
their place transac,ing business No a Wall Strss
November next Dated New York. The fourth day -
April. 1901 LOUIS II AMY. ERNEST J. II SNfV-
ALFRED Y. AMY. Executors. EDWARD j. McC;IIIPr'
Attorney for Executors. - Wall Street. Manhattan Nay
York City. Wv
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
IN PURSUANCE OF am order Of Hon. Abner G,

IL Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New yo-k
notice Is hereby given persons having claims FanSf
Joh T Bruce the County New York Roroar,
of Manhattan. deceased the vouchers
the subscriber. his place transacffnS
business at the Office OF Chas. p. & Wm w BUckley
Room 1918 No 141 Broadway. in the City % New York
on or before the thirty day % December next
Dated New York the twenty fourth day of June 1901
ROBERT NJ. BRUCE. Executor.
CHAS. p & wM W. BUCKLEY Attorneys for Executor,
1f1 Broadway. N Y. city Borough Of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
6nrrceafes Notires
NANDERVOORT. WILLIAM L-In nn.---

Of order OF Hon. Frank T. FftzreraI1 E
rogate OF the County Of New York Notice IS hereby gi
10 all person having claims against V,ss,sa
WORT. late OF the County Of New York decease5 7.
present the with vouchers thereof 70
their place Of transactng business al Ne -
Street the Borough OF Manhattan in The CIV ~ ssaa
York. before the fifteenth dav of October naVt we"
Dated New York. the S0th day OF March, 1901
GEORGE ". COTTFRTy
WILLIAM H. THOMSON
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11


i zab,ty zostal "a miel-
sou przez niejakiego Nichala
Lewans pred drzwiam, hall
do tshca pm. 100 cleayer vi
Swiadkowie zajsc,a tw'erdza.
ze Dolahski ME dal zadnego
powodu do k'otni lecz LevAns
zeznal priced pol'cya. ze K lk,'
.mlodych ludzi : Doiahsk'm
IA czele. przemoca usifowalo
wejst do sail tadca. Gdy
Levans. kt6ry byl PREY od-
bieraniu tykietow odmowil
i'm wejscia, zaczeta sic klotnia
podczas kt6rej jeden : uapast-
nik6w uderzyl Levansa "
twarz. W6wczas tenze wyial
revolver i strzelii diva razy
W celu odstraszenia napastni-
k6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11

,umIeraf mkt ME
chce" DO katdy czeka, -
przyjdzie nowy proboszcz.
WlaSciciele szynk6w. SHADOW
przedsiebiorcy pogrzebowi
inni traca ma TEN DUO ! chot
koscioi zamkaiety, szczerze
sic modla 0 ksiedza.
SHAMOKIN. Pa. - Oh.
Antoniego Korpantego usu-
nieto z posady organisty
nauczyciela. a ia jego miei-
see powotano p Konopke.
posiadajacego buzines ma
Nowem Miescie. kt6ry mu
przynosi dochod, iakiego
ch> ba laden nauczyciel v
Stanach Zjednoczonych ME
ma,
PAN B. J. ZALEWSKl.
wydal drukiem katalog dzieI
muzycznych tax spiewu iak
ia instrumental. Katalog ten
mozna otrzymse bezplatnie
piszac pod adresem: B. ],
Zalewski. 726 w. II st Chi
cago. Ill.