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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17
FAIRMONT TROLLEY LINE.
Indications That the Road VIII Soon
DE In Operation.

Special 70 the Register.
FAIRMONT, w. Va, March 1.-THE
street cars will doubtless arrive here
from the factory at New York for the
Fairmont electric line tomorrow or
Monday, 1t is thought. at the farthest.
Mr.. Fitzgerald. a ~stocknolder in tls
FairmCnt e. Suburban Electric Strees
Car Line Company, and who Is suner-
intending its construction. states that
the overhead work of the line is prac-
tically completed between this city and
Watson Station. the present terminus
of the line, and II nothing serious oc-
ours the line will be placed in active
operation by the latter part Of next
week. Some little wiring remains yet
to be done at the power house. but this
will be completed by Tuesday. In a
few months the extension of the line
through to Monongah will be com-
menced.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17
10 g[I PHILIPPINE B[RlRS.
FIRST CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
FOR EAST INDIAN SERVICE.

Begins in All American Cities Next
Month-Chances for o Yankees.
Requirements and Procedure Here
Announced for First Time-OfAces
Will Offer Direct Promotion to
Heads Of Departments-Twenty
Professional Qualifications Oner-
ing lest Chances-TRaveling Ex-
penses Guaranteed to Manila and
B~ack-Uncle Sam to Build Houses
for Employees and to Erect Stores
Where They Can Buy Almost at
Cost-Hfgher Sararies Than In
Home Service.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17
ONE L L

MONTREAL, March 1G.-During a
fire in the wholesale drug house Of
Leeming, Miles & Co, opposite Notre
Dame cathedral to-day the roof forced
out the walls. One fireman was killed.
The loss is heavy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17
THE MARCH TAX

and Shadow--Whirling
Winds-- Binding Storms, Lamb-Iike and LionIike.
Month of Weather Contrasts Taxing the Founda.
ton of notwithstanding From Weak Constitu-
tons Nerve Force Resistance That is Supplied by
DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

GRAND OPERA HOUSE[First half of
week. Klimt-Hearn Company In roper
toire; last half OF week, 1.-The Game
OPERA HOUSE-Monday night, Andrew
Mack, in AN Irish Gentleman"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

The stage setting for the amateur
performances at the Grand Friday
night, was something fearful to be-
hold. There was an interior setting,
connected with the street scene, with
a rocky passing lining up against draw
Ing room furniture. A stairway stood
out prominently. side by side with a
bunch of trees. 1t was unique if it was
not artistic, and none enjoyed it more
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

as a safe and reliable tonic to the
nerves and blood generally. They cer-
tainy did me a world of good.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17
ANONG TIE Theatres.
GOSSIP ABOUT CUnRENT AND COM
ING ATTRACTIONS IN LOCAL
PLAY HOUSES.
BOOKINGS FOR COMING WEEK

Are Few, hut = Great Many High
Glass Attractions Will Appear In
April ut the Opera HOuse-Klfmt-
Hearn Company to Remain AnOth-
er Halt Week-Theatrical Amuse-
"a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

There are some rich treats in store
for patrons of the Opera House before
the close of the season. Manager Fem
Ter has booked some high class attrac-
lions for the month of April, among
them Mrs. Fiske in Becky Sharp
Frank Daniels company, the Kathryn
Kidder company, and others equally
meritorious.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17
AMUsEMENTs.

AMUsEMENTD.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March
18th, 10th and 10Th,
KLIMT-HEARN COMPANY.
Engagement extended three DAYS more.
commencing with Monday matinee.
Prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Matinee prices, 10 and 20 cents.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March
p. q. %, the Sweet Singer, Smith O'Brien,
assisted by Americas favorite Colleen.
kittl Coleman,
THE GAME KEEPER.
Prices, Is, %. So and so cents.
Matinee prices, Is, Is and IS cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

In addition to being thoroughly irish
in every way, in "An Irish Gentleman"
Ramsey Morris has written a play that
has drawn a class Of theatre goers who,
as a rule, do not find amusement or
education in Irish plays, but this ore,
it is said, differs in all respects from
its predecessors, in that it contains no
conventionalities and the old, old story
of love is worked over in a new and
novel way. The foundation of every
play is either love or hate, and we pre-
fer love for ours, no matter where the
action of the play be laid, in Algiers or
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

Allie Rheinstrom, an old Wheeling
boy, one time manager of the Opera
House, is looking after the business
end Of Secret Service" He was at
home in Wheeling, and was warmly re-
ceived by a host of friends here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

In spite OF the fact that it is well
into the p~enitential season, large
houses were the rule last week at both
the local theaters, and the attractions
were more than usually meritorious.
The Klimt-Hearn company-one of the
strongest here this season at popular
prices-will remain this week and
give six more performances. 1.-THE
Belle of New York." a big Casino pro-
duction, crowded the Opera House
Thursday night, and was accorded the
distinction Of being the best thing OF
its class seer here this season. Sc
cret Service" had large audiences for
two performances at the Opera House
yesterday, and delighted the audiences
who saw it. The play is n of Gill
~lette's, and the company a Frohman
aggregation. Enough said.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

The Kimt-Hearn company has at
tracted large audiences through the
week at the Grand. 1t is a case of
genuine merit receiving proper recog-
milton, which does not always happen
in the theatrical world. The company
is large, and the best which has ap-
peared in Wheeling this season at pop
ular prices. During the remainder of
the engagement new s%pecialties will be
introduced, and new pictures will be
shown. The repertoire will be as fol-
lows: Monday matinee, "An Innocent
Sinner" Monday night, 1.-THE Commo-
sdore;" Tuesday matinee, Cali for Her
Sake" Tuesday night, THE Fatal
Card" Wednesday matinee, THE Fatal
Card" Wednesday night, "All for Her
Sake"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

Honolulu. The play will be prettily
staged and MIR. Hack will have the
support of a very good company. Their
names bespeak their worth. Miss JOS
ephine Lovett, Maggie Fielding, Anna
Barclay, Little Vivian Martin, Messrs.
t1dwin Brandt, John E. Ince, Jr., Ben.
J. Ringgold, Geo. w. Deys, Edward
OConnor, ThOs. Jackson, John Freeze,
Robert Mckee, playing the most prom
inent roles. 1t wouldn't be a Mask
play at all, at all, unless he were to
chant a song or two, and he hasn't
forgotten it either, as he presents q
collection of his prettiest musical
numbers. Mr.. Mack viii present his
new play at the Opera House to-mor-
row night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

The genuine Dr.. A. W. Chase's Nerve
Pills are always put up in above pack
age with portrait and signature Of tho
Chase Medicine Co. DufAlo. n. y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

HOunceQ.
lShylock..................Mr. N. c.. Goodwin
Miss Maxine Elliott
Nerlssa. Miss Ann Irish
JeSSlca Miss Effte Ellsler
Bassanio...........Mr. Aubrey Boucicault
Gratiano."."......Mr. Vincent Serrano
Launcelot Gobbo.......Mr. j. e. Dodson
Father Gobbo........Mr. w. j. Lemoyne
Antonio. Maclyn Arbuckle
Prince of Morscco. Mr.. William Courtleish
Doge of Venice........Mr. Frank Weston
Lorenzo Harry Woodruff
Beerbohm Tree Is to appear in a
play founded on the story of Ulysses.
Phillips is to challenge Homer on his
W ground, writing, not an archaic,
but a modern conception of the story.
The Genes will include the Sirens,
Gree, Nausican, the return to Pene-
lope in disguise and other features of
the Homeric reciUal. The Trojan story
is not to be touched upon in this first
production, but another play is to be
written in which the love story of Par
is and Helen will be dramatized. The
conception that Phillips has of the
character Of Ulysses, so he tells me, is
that OF a subtle comedian in whom
love OF adventure is the predominant
ing factor, but whose enterprises are
uniformly luckless.-New York Tele-
graph.
~ ~ tine n1ne wallace and Adele
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17
HOUSE OF COMMONS LEAK

JOHN EIFRETH WATKINS, JR
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
Drobne Eclla.

S P. ZBIGNIEW BRO
DOWSKI, konsul Stan6w
Zjednoczonych W Solingen,
W Niemczech, nagle umarl
II Sierpnia.
w SPRAWIE KONGRE-
SU pisze Bufaloskic ECHO.
II malej chmury wielki
deszcz! Zdaje sic nam koniecz-
NE, il gdyby projektodawcy
kongresu byli, jak radzi1ismy.
utw 0rzyli komitet przedkon-
gresowy ,,reprezentacyjny
przez organizacye wybierany,
a ME ~ CORY naznaczony.
iak tego rzetelnie pragneliSny
bylyby sic wszelkie ostre
!, kanty' dawno starry. modus
bylby sic znalazl j
Zwiazek Jak ] Unia udzial BY
WARSZAWA. N. OAK.
Utonal tu " rzece Forest
River Mateusz 2 dbielski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15

W Ameryce: Ma to zas trzc-
baby za}ozyc kilka polskich
seminaryow, ably W mich
wyksztalcie zastep odpowie-
.dnio. wali6kowanych poll
skich nauczyc;eli. z pedago-
gov bowiem. ktorzy obecnie
pe|nia obowiazki przy poll
skich szko]ach para6alnych,
niektorzy dziesiet slow pol
skich ME potra6a napisat bez
bledu. Gramatyki j historyi
polskiej sami nigdy sic nir
uczyli.
I'd Kongresu polskiego
spodziewamy sic przede~
wszystkiem, ze postawi "a :
pore amerykanizacyi d<iatwy
polskiej W tym kra u. c, wiec
CO przyc<ynili sic do zerwa
MIA rokowa1 kongresowych
stronnictwa zwiazkowego z
stronnictwem konserwatyw
nym. po>tapili todobnie, jak
Targowiczan!e, dopuscili sic
zdrady.
Wykazalismy iuz, re glow
ma wilma rozdwojenia spoczy.
wa ma Komitecie przedkon~
gresowym, wiec ten powinieE
zostac usunietym, a W lego
mieisce ustanowionym inny.
" kt6rego sk]ad by wchodzili
tax czlonkowie obozu kon-
serwatywncgo. jak zwiazkow-
cy. czlonkowie Uni Polskiei
W Ameryce j t. d.
A dat sobie czas do agi-
tacyi przekongresowej. Me
chodzi przeciez koniecznie o
to. aby Kongres odbyl sic
W czasie wystawy Buffalo
skiej. Delegaci nawet ger
liw'ej beda mogli zajmowat
sic sprawami Kongresowemi,
gdy ME beda czasu marno-
wall ia zwiedzaniu wystawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
I2OWIT2Y
.TEIlEGR.AF|I.CzNE
y NJ InHI 4

~. KOLONIA. Po7:
lacy suad Renem ME
c'hc':a 9 g sic W.iiecej }aczl;y'c'' ( J
przy wyborach z .cen-
trow,'oc'aImlli, v x ca q: kato1lsil- i !.
kanllii II nie len emie ckimi % q
po'Wo.:'d'lu, Q d. ze. l,; tan tamtejs|i. II is
hhlls'Ik|l':u!pii ! l'I|l':: odmaw!laja y 1'l'' Y i'm.
" koscio}ach nlemlec G.
ko:katolickich kazan.
polskich. w. iednym.
okregu wyborczym..
postanowili handy:
datem ma posfa do
parlamentu pana Leo
ma Czar'lihskiego z
Prus Zachodnich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
Kongres Polski
" Buffalo.

" Buffalo.
Kongresem polskim naro:.
dowo-katolickim juz malo
Polonia amerykahska i sic
zajmuje. j pro)ekt Buffalow-.
skiego .Komitetu przedkon~
Fgresowego spelzaie ! prawdo~
podobnie ma 'niczem. ..
KuRYER PoLsK1 proponujje
ustanowienie sadu 'polubow-
nego. ably pogodzie zarzad
Zwiazku, Narodowego Pol
.skiego z Komitetem pred
kongresowym i naklonic go
do cofniec'a uchwaIy. ably
Zw:azek ME bral udzia}u W
Kongres;e. Wszelako z tonu
urzedowego organu zwi4zko-
wego ZGoDA oraz p5lurzedo-
wego organu zwiazkowego
Dz1ENN1K NARoDov'Y wymiar
kowac MONA. re zarzad
Zwiazku raz powzietego Fo-
stanowienia ME zmieni.
Pogorszylo ]eszcze sprawe
odmowienie udzialu w Kon-
gresie ze strony zarzadu Uni
Polskiej W Ameryce. i to z
powodu lekcewazenia Uni
przez prezydenta Komitetu
przedkongresowego p. Sta
nislawa Slisza.
Wobec tego Komitet
przedkongresowy ma niewiel-
ka tylko liczbe osad polskich
w Ameryce liczyt moze, ze
usluchaia jego glosu j posla
swoich reprezentant6w do
Buffalo. a z pewnoscia jesz-.
.cze niekt6rc polskie iowa
rzystwa Sc zawaha.a, gdy
przyjdzie wyznaczac delega~
tom pieniadze ma podr6z j
utrzymanie W Buffalo.
DzlENMK M1LwAUck1, wi.
dzac n,epodobiehstwo urza
dzenia W tyn czas|e Kongre-
su cgolnie-polskiego, daje
zdrowa rade, ably 60 odro-
|czye i p6zniej z lepszem
przystapit do
zorganizowania nowego. Ma
te rade my sic plszemy.
Ia raza bowiem Slisz zbyt
porywczo zabral sic do rzeczy,
1utozyl sobie sw6j wlasny
plan j kpniecznie, W spos6b
dyktatorski, chcial go orze-
prowadzit. Gdy natraf'l ma
opozycya, z iednej j d5ugiej
strony. " niczem ME ustepo-
wat i. tax spowodowal roz-
dwojenie W Ionic Polonii
amerykahskiej.
szkoda.. ze przez, wine jed
heeo czlowieka mlalyby zo-
stat zniweczone 1yle obiecur
iace daznosci do zapewnienia
iezykowi polskiemu " Ame--
ryce bezpiecznel ochrony.
Zadaniem Kongresu pol
skiego BOWEN byloby pre-.
dewszystkiem podnies'enie
stanu s1kolnictwa rolskiego'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
], ,,Redakter ,srrdawca; H1eron'm Oerdowski.

Baldwin i Futherly.
Szefem policyi jest
George Curry, bylY
officer IL pu1ku pie
choty. Rzecznikiem
miasta jest Houserly.
CAP.ETOW.N. -.
General an|g;elski e
lord, !, Kitchener it 9 en-! g w.ydal
nastepujace rozporza-
dzenie:
Wszyscy komen- J
|da" korneci polowjj
i d dow6dzcy uzbrojo-
pYch oddzial6w: Boe-
row, kt6rzy ieszcze
prowadza woJne 2
woiskami .Jego Ce-
sarskiej Mosci czy to
W kolollii Oranje, czy
W innych czesciach
posiad}osci po}pdnio-
wo-afrykahskich i
wszYscy cz}onkowie
.by}ych rzad6w vol
nego pali!l!s't1,w,'1.;a|'l pan! j y "a O)'rl;a|lnje@'. ran
i Transwalu, zostana
z po}udniowe1 Afrykl
wygnanl, jezeli ME
poddadzs sic do dnla
Is w rzeSnia.
,,Koszta utrzyma-
Dia .rodzin wszystkich
obYwateli W polu sto-
.iacych, kt6rzy ME
poddadz9 sic do d. Is.
WrzeSnia, ma)a bye
pokryte re sprzedazy
ruchomego | nieru-
chomego maj9tku ta-
kjch Boer6w ,znajdu-
jacego sic W obu ko-
loniach. y
CAPETOWN P cd
Znurfontein atakowa4
angidski general
Hunter w eston ko-
mendanta burskiego
Therona. Boerzy cof-
nell sic W wjelkiej
kontuzyi. Straty ME-
wiadome. Steyn, byly
prezydent wolnego
stanu Oranii wybier;a =;
sic 10 eKSprezyuenCa
K1ruegera W Holandyi
aby postanowi5 cos
stanowczego W spra-.
vie propo['nlowa'nIego
.zn u warcia '' pok.oju. ].
LONDYN. Rad
postanowil wycofac
W " najblilzi's|z'''ej li''':|'''' prl'zl,y-
s;zl'osci s =, Q '''' 40 900 Wo'!jska q &
Poiudniowej A fryki !. K !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15


Nieboszczyk przybyl tu dotad
+ Minneapolis i zostal najety
przez/ M. Pradzi11skiego do
pomocy ma farmie.
PAN s.. LUKASZEWICZ
W Milwaukee, kt6ry niedawno
zlozyl egzamin nauczycielski
W seminaryum " St. Francis,
objal posade nauczycie1a prey
szkole W parafii ks. Szukal-
skiego W Milwaukee.
SUNBURY, Pa. w tutej-
SEEN powiatowem wiezienix Z
odebral sobie zyc;e przez POI
derzniecie tepym nozem gar~
dia, niejak; Jan Gulik, oska-
IRONY o zamordowanie brata
i matki.
KS. PAWEk SMOLI-
KOWSKI, general Zgroma-
dzenia Ojc6w Zmartwych-.
wstahc6w, jedzie z Rzymu
do Chicago, gdzie przez ME-
jakiS czas zabawi.
CHICAGO. - Znaiezono
ma ullcy zbroczonego krwia p.
Chrzanowskiego. oica bylego
redaktora Dz1ENN1KA NARo-
DowEGo. Zaniesiono go do
domu, otoczono orieka synow
/ zawezwano trzech lekarzy,
kt6rzy stwierdzili ruszenie
paralizem.
SOUTH MILWAUKEE,,
= KS. Mscisz opuscil tutejsza
paraia polska j przeni6s} sic
do Manitowoc. Jego mle)sce
objal ks. larceny.
BUFFALO. N. v Pan
Jak6b M. Ro3an zamianowa-
ny zostal asystentem kasyera
W biurze wodnem W miejsce
]. G. Harringtona. Pozycya
ia przynosi $1,000 rocznie.
P1TTSBURG, Pa. = iona
Paw|a Jankowskiego ponie-
wierana czesto przez meza,
gdy juz wytrzymac ME mogia
bicia i poniewierki. oblaIa
ch'opa warren tax go po-.
re musiano go od-
wies6 do szp,tala West Peen, !.
a ja zawieziono ma stacye !.
policyjna.
TOLEDO. - Pan Stan.
Wawrzyniak sprzedal "a $500
swoja wlasnose przy Mettler
ul'cy P. NJ. Ruckiemu. Pan
w. wyiedz;e ma nauke do
seminaryum W Detroit i ma
ten Gel poswleci to, CO "
ostatnich kilku latach oszc,e-
dill przy swojejj e;ezkiej piracy.
Nasza n m'odziez coraz Wiz ecej
pojmuje wartosc nauk' !. wyk
gruatownego. j IA
seryo bier1e sic do dziela.
Dobry TO znak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15

Afghanistanu, gdz;lii.e7 g;li. {
sR utkiem iptryg ro:- !:
syjsklch spodziewane
[sq zaburzenia. !
CARACAS, " Ve4
nezueli. Wojska
|tute)szego. rzadu po-
billy powstahc6w, po.
|partych przez Ko-
Po-
wstanc6w poleg eglo900..
Pod Kolon regularna
[arm1a olum bliska
wkroczy}a ma terito-
rum venezuels kie.
W obec tego wojn!!aI'' "a
mieedzzy lie temi dwo,n'a' !' ]
panstwami .nieunik:--
Mona. LudnoSc Ko.
lumbn wynosi> 5 mi
Venezuela
tylko' 3 miliony.
BERLIN. Powr6t
hr. Waldersee male
" og6lo robii wraze- ":
ME i malo jest oIna
wiany W prasie z po@
wodu, ze gazety glow
nie sic rozpisuja je-
szcze O smlerci cesa-
rzoWej Fryderykowej
i o jej pogrzebie.
KRONBERG, II
Sierpnia. Mlasto prze-
pe}nione go6Gmi 2
najdalszych stron kra.
iu, kt6rzy przybyli
ma pogrzeb zmar}ej.
cesarzowej wdowy
KllkanaSc1e pull.
k6w piechoty j jazdy.
przys1ano do miasta.
. godzinie 4 po
poludhiu W sobote
przybyl cesarz Will
helm " towarzystwie
kr6la Edwarda VII,
k.t6rzy iuz po raz
drugi tego roku spo-..
tyka|a sic ma pogrz!e'-'
bic.
Gesarz W czarlnym
unlformie huzar0w
poprowadzi1 do kos
clo}a kr'6l.'lowe rs Ale Ale
xan:dre; kr6l Edward
W niebieskin unifor
mic lrusk''llch i, dlrlago
now, no cesarzowa = A Au-. u.
|guste. Po odplawio-:.
mem nabo ehstwie,
.z'fozono 2 . ]. tru.mlnye Y N ze.
.zw}okami v gro obo-
Y wcach. I !, 9,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15

Z MANILA: Mi;
guel M'aalav'ar, skztl;6lre-, +;
60 junta fipinska W
Hong uzna}a nastep-
ca AguIi1na''ldy, y wyda}
manifest, " kt6'rym
wzywa do .dalszej
wa|ki przeciw Ame-
rykanom i wyraza ma
dzieje, ze dalszy prz'e-
bieg wojny wezmie
pomyslny obr6t. Roz-
rzucono $4,000 pro-
klamacyi, W kt6rej
nowy w6dz grozi
6m'ercia gene1afowi
Caillesowi "a zdrade:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
MANILA.

MANILA. Cd Z
Sierpnii.a wojskowNa' v q a. !
dminls tracya miasta MAS
ustapila q .spocze}a "
rekach trzech komi-
sarzy tax jak, W di- l
stryk'c'ie Columbia.
P rezyd'e''nl|lt'el'jm ''' i ( IN Jest Fl; Fi-
lipiiinll 4 6 = J pulk He
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15

wys}a6 je Go In:dyi !. !
Afghani.stanu, gd'[!zl,iie9 g'[!l,i. g
sk utkiem iDtryg ro-
spodziewane
So zaburzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15

4ANILA., Miej-
scowoSci Calapan,
Naniau i lola, lezace
na zachodniem wy
brzezu wyspy Mindo-
70, kt6re W ostatnich
czasach by}y niepo-
kojone przez po-
wstancow:, obsadzono
ma nowo | pu}kiem
wojsk amerykan!s:.k.ich $.
250 powstahc6w IL
ciek}o W g}ab wyspy,
q ich dow6dzca, Ho-
ward by}y amerykah.
ski zolnierz, scigany
przez Ameryk:a'nl]'6'!''w = o.
skryl sic " g6rach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
Nieboszczyk przybyl tu dotad
z Minneapolis i zosta} najety
przezj M. Pradzidskiego do
pomocy ma farmie.

PAN s.. kUKASZEWICZ
W Milwaukee, kt6ry niedawno
zlozy} egzamin nauczycielski
W seminaryum " St. Francis,
objal posade nauczycie1a prey
szkole W para6i ks. Szukal-
skiego W Milwaukee.
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DC +=Ys Know

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and Con umpticn Cars 8 .1o-s pC.iiIv .-lTa1lce
for owe. fifty years.
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ATTITUDES

Railway Depot, u. s. Mint, Governmen.
Building, Post Office and State Capitol
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COUNTY DIRECTORY:

Commissioners-J P. Woodbury. c. +
Bray and L. s. Daugherty
Justice of the Peace II. Stone
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REGENTS STATE UNIVERSITY :
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-12
NORWALK's ANNIVERSARY.

The Day of It's Birth as Q Town Fit tingly Commemorated - Features of the Celebrat ton.
 Norwalk Sept. 11.-"Ordered, That NorWauke shall bee towne and that they provide an inhabitant according to order, who shall reasonably be ten dered to take the oath of consta able. "- Decree of the Connecticut court, Sep tember Ii, 1851.
 To-day, September Ii, 1901, Norwalls
 celebrates the 10th anniversary of this
 town-founding set forth in the decree above quoted, and, in commemorate ton
 of this great event, and with grateful
 hearts for quarter thousand years of
 general prosperity and progress, Nor
 walks loyal sons and daughters, not
 from Connecticut only but from all
 over the United States, come to do
 honor to their native town.
 This afternoon in the armory a large audience assembled to commemorate
 Norwalk's anniversary. The Hon. D. J. Hill presided and there were music and speeches of strong patriotic inter- est.
 Mertz's band of Porchester, N. Y., played several selections while the as- sembly was being seated, after which the audience joined in singing the hymn ITO Thee, Country" Prayer was offered by the Rev. Charles Alger- non Downes of Lebanon, N. H., for mer Norwalk resident. There were further band selections followed by an historical address by the Rev, Angus tus Field Beard, D. D., entitled "The Building of Norwalk." "The Star Spangled Banner" was then sung with fervor by the whole audience, and this was followed by the reading of an orig inal poem by the Rev. John Gaylord Davenport, D. D., of Waterbury, for merly resident of Wilton.
 An address was then given by the Hon. Orville H, Platt, senator for Con- necticut. It was entitled Puritan Days and Other Days" and dwelt with the old days of Connecticut, the speak CT making some interesting compari- sons. The exercises were closed by an anthem by the festival chorus and the benediction.
 At o'clock this morning the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution with many special trolley cars handsomely decorated with flags and bunting, took the visiting guests from out of town on an historical expedition.
 Last night the Red Men of the state in charge of the local organizations had full charge of the town. They pa raded every principal street, winding up at the armory where a grand enter tainment was given. Four thousand people were admitted in the building and many thousands were turned away. An extra force of police had to be call ed out to keep the crowd which clamor- ed to get inside, back During the ex- ercses an address was delivered by the Rev. c. M. Selleck, historian of the celebration.