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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

OMAHA, Nebr. Pasazero-
vie W wagonie kolei ulicznej
Walnut Hill w dniu 8go
Grudnia byli swiadkami
niezwyk1ego a swietego uczyn-
ku nilosiernego dokonanego
przez pania H. Cartau, jedne
z najdystyngwowa6szych
obywatelek miejscowych.
Dnia tego po po1udniu,
ludzie siedzacy W tym tram
waju zauwazyli siedzaca W
kaciku i drzaca cd zimna
ma1a, moze 3 letnia dziew-
czyke, bardzo nedznie ubra-
ma. Ujrzawszy jai pani Car
ton, podesz4a szybko do niej,
Zdffta z S1eDle DOgate lep1e
okrycie otuli1a MEM zzieb-
Meta dziecine i przytuli}a do
siebie.
Wielu pasazer6w tax sic
wzruszyio tym itosciwym u
czynkiem, re wzruszenie wy
cisne1o i'm 1zy z oczu. =
P6zniej gdy tramwaj dojecha}
W poblize mieszkania tel
zacnej pani, zabra1a dziecko
do siebie, aby sic MIN dalej
zaiac. Zacna niewiasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

- Ze zezna6, kt6re glebokie
ma sedziach zrobily wrazenie
widac, re stan g6rnik6w jest
nedzny i re wszech stron
przyznaja, re cos trzeba ola
mich uczynic, a plaza musi
bye podwyzszona bezwarun-
kowo.
Zesz1ej niedziei rano W
restauracyi murzynskiej
Brewingtona, przy rogu ulic
Michigan Colfax avenue.
postrzelony zosta1 przez m}o-
diego Brewingtona przyby1y
ma sniadanie gosc William
Hunlie, takze murzyn. Po-
k}6cono sic 0 murzynke.
Huhlie otrzyma1 dwie rany,
lecz zadna z Mich ME jest
niebezpieczna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
ROWlRY
TELECRAF |CzNE.

!:
RZYM 10 grudnia 70
d}ugiej i uciazliwej walce
aresztowa1a W kohcu policya
80 anarchist6w. Policya przy-
1owi}a ich ma posiedzeniu,
kiedy w}asnie sk}adano przy-
siege zobowiazujaca do "a
mordowania kr6la Wiktora
Emanuela. Jeden policyant
zosta} w czasie walki jaka
mia}a miejsce podczas aresz-
towania ciezko poraniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

SCRANTON, Pa, 6gr. =
Komisya arbitracyjna prowa-
dzi dalej przes1uchy g6rni-
k6w. Wczoraj przes1uchano
swiadk6w. Robotnicy zatrud-
nieni W kopalniach Coke
Bros. & Co. W poblizu Haz-
Teton zeznali, re zarobki ich
niewystarczaja nawet na
utrzymanie familii. Pewien
s1owak zeznal, re W ubieglym
roku zarobil tylko $3.50.
Naywyzsza jego zas}uga wy
nosila $18 na diva tygodnie.
w kopalniach pracuje cd
czterech lat. DIS przesm-
chiwano dzieci zatrudnione
" kopalni j zony.. majner6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
TOPEKA, Kansas,

TOPEKA, Kansas, Is
grudnia. - PAM Carrie Ma
ton, kt6ra obecnie jest W
wieniu "a uszkodzenie salu-
now swoja siekiera pisze
obecnie sztuke teatralna,
kt6ra ME d}ugo wystawi ma
scenic. Sztuka ia nazywa sic
,,Hotchetation." Gala atrakcy-
a odbywa sic W Topeka
wychodza W niej charaktery
bardzo dobrze znane w poll
tyce i salunisci. PAM Ma
ton twierdzi, 10 jej sztuka
zyska wielkie poparcie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
WASHINGTON. 1890 g

WASHINGTON, 12go grud-
mia. - w senacie przed}ozy}
Quay rezolucye pieciu cywi-
lizowanych szczep6w Indyan,
kt6rzy ME chca bye przy}a-
czeni do Oklahomy, jezeli z
tego terytoryum ma bye ut
worzony osobny stan.
Podczas rozpraw mad wyz-
naczeniem koszt6w utrzyma-
MIA komisyi rozjemczej W
sprawie g6rnik6w, zada} TIL
Imam wyjasnienia, czy kon-
stytucya stanu Pennsylvania
ME zosta1a pogwa1cona przez
trust weglowy. Jezeli tax
dla czego prokurator zwiaz-
kowy ME zastosowa} W tym
stanie prawa przeciwtrusto-
wego. Allinson odpowiedzia1,
ze kongresowi przys}uguje
prawo zapobiegania naduzy-
ciom korporacyj, zwanych
poWszechnie trustami. Pre-
szed1 wniosek przyznania ko-
misarzom strojkowym po 81,
600 wynagrodzenia i zwrotu
poniesionych koszt6w,
W sumie po $40 dzien-
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

: WIEDEN, 1890 grudnia.
- w swoim zamku Herman
sdorf, W nizszej Austryi,
zmar} baron Suttner, znany
powszechnie literat, kt6ry
wraz z swoja ma}zonka, baro-
nova Berta Suttner, domu
hrabianke Ki6ska (Czaska)
wystepowa} czynnie W inte-
resie utrzymania pokoju pow
szechnego przez zniesienie
wojen. Baron Suttner liczy]
lat 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

WIEDEN. 13 grudnia -
Do jednego z dziennik6w do
niesiono, re minister Pleve,
jedzie do Livadyi do cara z
konstytucya Malikowa, wydo-
byta z archiw6w petersburg
skich, sporzadzona "a rozpo-
rzadzeniem cara Alexandra
kt6ra ma zamiar wprowadzic
w zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
PITTSBURGH, Pa.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - w
ubiegly czwartek sedzia Mar
tin, skaza1 Georgia. Dickin-
soma ma Is lat ciezkiego vie
zienia, "a liczne rabunki;
kt6re on przez kilka lat do
konywa1. w dzien by1 on
,,gentlemanem" i prowadzi]
niby ,,byzenes', W nocy zaS
wychodzil ma pol6w, i to
zwykle powracajac z domu
17-sto letniej swej narzeczo-
nejj, panny Gertrudy Ham
burg, kt6ra, naturalnie
10 jego podw6jnem zyciu ME
wiedzia1a: = By1 to niezwy-
ky ptaszek....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

WIEDEN. 13 grudnia. -
Inspector policyi Byli6ski W
Zywcu, Galley, izosta} wczoraj
aresztowany "a torturowanie
aresztant6w w czasie sledz.
twa. Jak sic przekonano "
torach wezniowie nieraz ira.
cili zycie. Czeka go "a to SUI:
rowa kara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

.a5- go Z =
T CHICAGO. 1[G'l1,A H., Walka 9
o niedziele wrze W naszem
miescie ma dobre. Usi1owania
ludzi pracujacych zdazajace
do tego, by dono i'm jeden
dzie6 W tygodniu wolny, SO
coraz energiczniejsze i nalezy
mice nadzieje, re ia walka Ia
ko6czy sic dla Mich zwyciez-
ko.. Ma zachodniej stronie
miasta odwiedza}o wczoraj'
piecdziesieciu cz1onk6w unii
pracownik6w W groserniach
wszytkie otwarte sklepy j ia
da1o, by je zamknieto. Ma po-
ludniowej i p6}nocnej stronie
miasta ME dostarczano wczo-
raj mleka. To nastapi W przy-
szla niedziele na zachodnej
stronie, Wyniknie ztad chwi-
Iowa moze ME wygoda ola
odbiorc6w, ale ci predko z
z tenn sic oswoja. A natomiast
wiecej jak s}usznem jest, by
ludziom dac jeden dzie1, W
kt6rymby spokojnie mogi
wyciagnac kosci i spedzic go
W gronie rodziny, kt6rej ca}y
tydzie1 widziec prawie ME
moga. Jezeli narzekamy ma
trusty, to ME zapominsajjmy, ali ],
re wyzysk piracy i zdrowia
ludzkiego jest najbardziej po-
tepienia godnym powinno
sic zwalczac ten trust z GAIA
zacietoscia. Gdyby ludzie So
bic powiedzieli, re ME beda
kupowac W niedziele, sprawa
by1aby za}atwiona. TAX jest
W Anglii. w niedziele nicze-
go tam ME dostanie, a mimo
to handel i przemys} angiel-
ski kr6luje W Europe. Dla-
czego yankesy maja wycis-
kac ostatnie silly cz}awieka?
(Ddziennik Narodowy).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
BERLIN. 1890 grudnia.

DIACAAA>' 1oSO 1uO11l1s1'
Zwracano powszechn auwage,
ze socyalisci W Alzacyi roz-
porzadzaja znacznymi fundu-
szami, tymczasem przekonano
sic teraz, re bogata wdowa
po fabrykancie W Muehlbau-
sen, przeznacza milionowy
sw6j majatek ma rozszerza-
ME dzia1alnosci socyalist6w
po calych Niemczech. Via
domosc Q tym fakcie wywo-
}uje g16wnie W Prusiach O
gromna sensacye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
LONDYN 13 grudnia.

Ministeryum spraw zewnatrz-
nych da1o stowarzyszonej
prasie do opublikowania po-
wiadomienie, re ME bierze ma
siebie odpowiedzialnosci "a
zatopienie okret0w wenezuel-
.skich pod La @Gusira. Niemcy
dokonali t,e5g!o q! na wlasna reke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
POdziekOWanie.

Pa6stwu A. Waldow-
skim zaselam przez szpal-
ty,, Wiarusa" serdeczne Bog
zapla6! "a goscinne przyjecie.
J6zef N. Teszlewicz
podr6zuiacy agent Wiarusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
BERLIN. Is, grudnia

BERLIN. Is, grudnia
W. .Finlandyi coraz wiecej O.
sob umiera ma tyfus g}odowy.
w Kiekimoejski ko1o miasta
Kajana umar}a pewna kobie-
ia z g}odu. w gubernii Ku-
spio, panuje tyfus glodowy
we wsiach, nalezacych do pa
;rafii Tunsniemi. Umar1a tam
znaczna liczba os6b smiercia
glodowa. Brak lekarzy przy-
czynia sic W znacznej czesci
do powiekszania sic katastro-
fy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Is grud-
MIA. w poblizu Buckin
wskutek za1amania sic mostu
ma kolei zelaznej Burlington.
spad} pociag pospieszny,
przyczem piec os6b ponioslo
snierc, a wielu jest mocno po-
kaleczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
z ZABORU ROSYJ-.
SKIEGO.

SKIEGO.
Przesladowanie ducho-.
wiehstwa ma Litwie. Jak do
nosi aowo Polskie, ducho-.
wienstwo katolickie ponio-
s1o move ofiary. Czterech
ksiezy dostalo sic W szpony
moskiewskiego kata.
Vice wzieto podstepem
ks. Moczulskiego, probosz-
cza z Korycina; zawezwano
go niby ola wyt1umaczeni
sic do kancelaryi guberna-
tora, a nastepnie uwieziono.
KS. Moczulski powstawa1.
przeciw oddawaniu dzieci.
katolickich do szk61 popich,
t. ] cerkiewnych. Po pro-.
boszczu wzieto wikarego 2.
Korycina, ks. Jachniewicza.
Poniewaz ten ostatni ME.
zbyt sic kwapil ma wezwa-
ME gubernatora, przeto wzie-
to go przemoca probostwa.
R6wniez aresztowano d..
20 sierpnia ksiedza Zoro,.
proboszcza parafii G1ebockle
i odwieziono do Grodna.
rs. Kazimierz Klepackii1
ostatni przekroczyl progi vie
zienia, jakkolwiek jego spra-
wa rozpocze1a sic najwczes-
niej. Mury Franciszka1skie
ME So mu obce, odsiady-
wal W mich bowiem roczna
kare "a nauczanie parafian
swoich W Strubnicy (gub.
grodzinska).
KS. Klepacki, kt6ry ostat-
nio pe}ni} obowiazki wikary-
usza przy kosciele sw. Du-
cha W Whine, by4 r6wnoczes-
ME kapelanem kilku szk61ek.
Ot6z zosta1 oskarzony 0 roz-
dawanie katechizm6w poll
skich dzieciom polskim i
skazano go ma rok wiezienia!
Por6wnac tn nalezy rosyjsi
hakatyzm z pruskim: ME
masz miedzy mimi zasadni-
czej r6znicy!...
KS. Klepacki, ME czujac
sic winnym, ME chcia1 sic
poddac wyrokowi, m6wiac:
Gwa1tem mie tylko wezmie-
Gle, sam ME pojade! Rad
moskiewski ME chcac jatrzyc
ludu, chcia1 go nawet uwol-
mic, robiac waryatem, lecz
ma zadanie ksiedza Klepac-
kiego doktorzy sprawdzili
dobry stan zdrowia oskarzo-
nego. Wobec czego postano-
wiono wziac przemoca ks.
Klepackiego: i oto d. 10.
wrzesnia o 6-ej z rama wtar-
gnefo osmiu zandarm6w wraz
z oberpoicmajstrem m. Viii.
ma do mieszkania ks. Kle-s
packiego. Po pewnym czasie
mieszkania ksiedza Kl..
wysuna1 sic poch6d, niosac
cz}owieka owinietego W kol-.
Dire, z kt6rej wygladaly bose.
nogi. Byl to wlasnie ks.
Klepacki.
Podobne fakta, dowodzace,
jak ciezkiem jest polozenie
ksiezy pod zaborem rosyi-.
skim, przejmuja zgroza, lecz
zarazem czerpac z Mich moz-
na otuche, widzac, il DO
sr6d duchowienstwa MANY
lud1, gotowych walczyc y
|imie WARY j narod odowoSci...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
ZOFIA BULGARIA. /

grud. - Dnia 25 istopada
wojsko tureckie napadlo ME
daleko Dumara ma 25 robot
nik6w powracajacych Cd pra.
cy, wymordowalo ich j Q.
brahowalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
Z niw POlskich
y AM ERYCE.

CALUMET, Mich, 10 gr.
|Bogaty kosci61 sw. J6zefa
.wzniesiony przez s}owacka
|parafie, zostal doszczetnie
Ezniszczony przez pozar. PIE
|bania takze splone}a, a miesz-
.kalny budynek Bollmana
.znajduje sic uszkodzony.
. Ogie1 powsta1 pod koscio-
lem W piecu z nieznanej przy-
.ezyny i W bardzo kt6tkim
czasie tax sic rozszerzyl, re o
st1umieniu go i mowy ME
bylo. z koscio1a ogien pre-
rzucil sic ma plebania j znisz-
cyl ia. Pod koscio1em znaj-
dowa1o sic 40 ton twardego
Wegla, kt6ry take zgorzh.
araty podaja ma $4,000.
hkoda zrzadzona W budyn-
ku Bolmanna wynosi $4,000.
Straty parafii So pokryte
ubeZpiecZeniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

z RZYMU donosza, ze
ksiaze Sforza majac lat 80 po-
pe1ni} samob6jstwo dlatego,
re firmy streczenia mai
ze6stw W Paryzu, Londynie,
Nicei i Monte Carlo odrzuci-
}y jego oferty co do ozenku
z bogata amerykanka powo.
du jegoiwieku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

MANITOWOC Wis. Edwin
Andraszek postrzeli} przy-
padkowo II letnia J6zefine
Mrotek, c6rke zamieszka1ego
tn Jana Mrotek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

ZPARYZA - donosza, re
sad zako1czy1 juz przes}uchy
rosyjskiego spiewaka Jana
Rydzewskiego, W kt6rego a
partamentach zosta}a zabita
pani Ellen Gore, Decezyi co
do wyroku jeszcze ME og1o-
szonO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

w MIASTECZKU St.
Anna buduja polacy nowy
kosci6} z ceg}y wv miejsce
sst5arego, kt6ry. sic spai] al
oko1o rok temu) nowy kos
cid jest juz ma uko1czeniu,
a bedzie kosztowa} oko1o
10000 dolar6w, proboszczem
Jest tn wiel. KS. Suszczyn-
ski, kt6rego parafianie wiel'
ce lubia i powazaja. W Pa
rafii jest wzorewa zgoda.
Organista przy tutejszym
polskim kosciele jest Ian
Adam Waldowski, jest on
takze nauczycielem przy tu-
tejszej szkole, pocztmistrzem
i w1ascicielem pieknego bu.
dynku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

KROLOWA Izabella otrzy-
mala wiadomosc z Madrytu
ze exregentka Maria Krysty-
ma wychodzi "a maz "a koniu-
szego De Escosura.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-07

ger to Raleigh, but comes as an ac-
quaintance to visit friends made years
ago 1t will be welcomed as an old &C
quaintance, for it's reputation is such as
to make it very desirable visitor. As
an all-feature show, for meritorious per-
Torrance, unequalled menagerie, cleanli-
ness, morality and being up-todate, it
stands unrivalled.
This morning at ten o'clock the parade
will leave the show grounds and pass
through the principal streets. This pa
geant is over mile in length and a
pleasing departure from the old-tlme
parades that have been seen in this city.
Five bands of music, bag pipes, jubilee
singers, chimes and caliopes will be in
line to furnish music, and the residents
of Raleigh will have an opportunity OF
seeing what is conceded to be the finest
stable of horses in the country. Passing
in rapid succession will be open dens of
animals herds of camels and elephants,
allegorical floats, historical tableau
wagons, lady and gentlemen riders,
.diminutive ponies, clowns. and a whole
line of features entirely new in Raleigh,
When the parade returns to the grounds
there will be a free outside exhibition
during which "The Girl With the Auburn
Hair" will make her perilous high dive
and company of United States artillery
men will operate a rapid firing gun
Two exhibitions will be given in Raj
eigh-at 2 and s p. m. Doors will be open
one hour earlier to give ample time to
visit the menagerie and enjoy the prone
made concert given by Prof. Carl Neil
and his band of forty soloists. All the
tents are sun and water proof.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-07
THE CIRCUS TO-DAY.
The Parade Begins at ten 0'clock--The Pei
formances at Two and Eight.

Early this morning the specially con-
structed train of the Walter l.. Main
show arrived in this city, and the work
of transferring the show paraphernalia to
Campbells field, the exhibition grounds,
was begun. So perfect is the system of
unloading Of this exhibition, that long
before the News and Observer has been
thoroughly digested by its readers the
grounds will be transformed into a city
of white tents. While the hour of arri-
val was early, it was. not too early, for
the hundreds who awaited its coming.
The small boy was very much in evi-
dence and the good-natured patcr, who,
always on show day. is so careful of her
offspring and generally accompanying
INN everywhere Just to see he don't get
hurt" was not absent. The same pater
will be a willing carc-taker when the
parade passes through the streets this
morning and you will also find him
munehing peanuts from the top seats dur
ing one of the performances.
The Main show comes not as stran-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-07
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

This is the day of the monkeys and
the small boy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-07
PERSONALS

Mr.. Jno o. Edwards, of Wilson, is in
the city.
Mr.. NJ. G.. Lamb of Wiliamstan, is at
the Marlboro.
Mr.. w. NJ Hundley, of Greensboro, IS
at the Yarboro.
Mr.. B. w Baker has gone to Dur
ham on business.
Mr.. Clarence Call, of Wilkeboro, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. H. Moneyham went to Durham
on business Yesterday.
Mr.. Henry A. Page, of Aberdeen, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. Ed. L. MAYHEM, of Davidson, is
in the city on business.
Col Benehan Cameron. of Stagsville,
was a visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. T. w Beckett returned to his
home in Louisburg yesterday morning.
Mr.. Jones Fuller Representative a-elcct
from Durham county. was in the city
yesterday. . : ass
Col. l. F. Dortch passed through yes
terday from Goldsboro on his way to
Greensboro.
Mr.. j. A. Saunders left yesterday morn
ing on a business trip to the eastern
part of the State.
Mr.. o. P. Sasser of the Raleigh Tele-
phone Company. has returned from a
visit to Wilmington.
Rev. j. H. McCracken, of Pelham, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning to
visit his sister Miss Annie McCracken.
Rev. Oscar Atkinson, of Elon College,
returned home yesterday morning after
spending several days with relatives in
this city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-07

There will be an important meeting
of the w. c. T. L. this afternoon at
o'clock at Mr.. w. H. WorEh's residence
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-07

Rev. c W. Blanchard will dive in
Clayton and give half of his time to the
pastorate of the Baptist church in that
town. He is a Wake man of whom the
whole county is proud.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-07

This is the day of the monkeys and
the small boy.
There will be an important meeting
of the w. c. T. u this afternoon at
o'clock at Mr.. w. H. WorEhs residence.
Warrants were issued yesterday for
the establishment of II new rural
libraries, as follows: Yancey, 8: Macon,
]. Peruuimans. 1 Mitchell, /; Mecklen-
burg, ], and Haywood. >.
Rev. C w. Blanchard will dive in
CLAYTON and give half of his time to the
pastorate of the Baptist church in that
town He is a Wake man of whom she
whole county is proud.
Raleigh Lodge, No. 500, A. F. and A.
NJ. will meet at o'clock ton lght in
regular communication. Work f. r.
degree. Visiting brethren cordially in
Vited.
Mains circus arrived this morning
and will give a parade today at noon,
and two performances, commencing at
, and s D. m. Look out for the wild
animals and the steam piano
The State Board of Electors met yes
tel day and elected Mr.. Wilson G. Lamb
chairman. Mr.. Lewellyn took the oath
as successor of Mr.. r. A. D01ghton, re-
signed. Messrs. Lewellyn, Claywell,
Freeman and Lamb were appointed to
meet with the Governor oni November
9th and canvass the State vote.
Mr.. Frank E. Shober. who was elect
ed TO Congress from the Seventeenth
New York district, on the Democratic
ticket. is a native of North Carolina,
and has a father. Col p E. Shober. and
sister. Mrs. A. H. Boyden, NOW living in
Salisbury. He is a nephew of the late
Mr. L. e. Shober, of Greensboro.
Some statistics recently compiled by
the State Superintendent of Public In
struction show the cost of each pupil
in the public schools of North Carolina.
The cost to the State of each pupil en-
rolled is $2.95 for the session or 81 cents
Der day. The cash of each pupil by
average attendance. is $513 a session, OF
Ga cents per day.
Rev. DR. T. d Bratton, rector OF st.
Mary's School. has returned from Green's
Dor. where he preached in St. Andrews
Episcopal church and at the State Nor
NAL College. The Greensboro Telegram
SAYS: "He impressed the Greensboro
people who were fortunate enough to
hear him preach as a man of great men
tai resources aud the ripest scholarship.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-07
THE WEATHER TODAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vincinity
TO s p. M: Fair; cooler Friday
Local data for Raleigh yesterday: Max
imum temperature. IA; minimum temper
allure, so; mean temperature, e.; rain
fall, 81
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-07
FALL SHOWING
Pedestrian and Dress
Skirts Monte-Carlos
Jackets, Misses and
Children's Cloaks, La
dies Flannel and Silk
Waists, Dress Goods.
Lace Curtains.
Vestibule Curtains.
White Quilts.
Millinery in great
variety.
Embroidery Material
Knitting Wool.
|. ROSENTHAL.
For Sale.

For division of the estate
of the late VIM. G. StrOn-
aCh, offer for sale beau
tifuI building lots situated
in the northern part of the
city; also a farm in high
state of cultivation and
we'll stocked, sit uat e d
about two miles from Rail
eigh; also property in east
Raleigh.
For information apply
at w. G. Stronach's Sons,
Fayetteville street.
Alexander Stronach,
Executor.
Raleigh, N. 6.
Amador ledger., 1902-07-18
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. R c. RUST. JUICE.

Estate of Pernina Smith-Inventory
returned, value of estate $500. Final
account and petition for final discharge
filed. July 26 appointed. for hearing
same.
Estate of Jane Sobey-Final dis
charge of W. B. Sobey entered.
Estate of Mary E. Shettle-Final dis
charge of administrator filed and
entered.
Estate OF Caroline Zehender-Final
account and petition for distribution
filed, hearing set for July 19.
NEW SUITS.
7. A. Wilson, administrator of the
estate of Calvin W. Russell, VS.. George
c. Turner, administrator of the estate
of William Baker-Complaint recites
that Calvin W. Russell died at West
Point, January %, 1890; that there
after plaintiff was appointed admin
istrator of said estate. On the 23d of
Novem ber, 1893, William Baker died,
being at the time OF his death resi-
dent of Amador county. George c.
Turner was duly appointed admins
traitor. That at the time of his death
said Russell was the owner OF certain
real estate, consisting OF an undivided
one-half interest in the North Trojan
quartz mine in Volcano district; that
defendant as administrator, claims
some interest therein adverse to plain
tiff. Suit is therefore brought to quiet
title to said property. Solinsky and
Wehe are attorneys for plaintiff.
Guardianship of Robert Adams, a
minor-Eliza A. Adams petitions for
letters.
Amador ledger., 1902-07-18

The value of the precaution of
burning a patch of ground around
dwellings or other buildings as a
protection against grass fires was
never more signally illustrated than
in the devastating brush fire that
swept over a large area near Ply
mouth last week. Where the drv
grass is permitted to grow close up
to buildings, the salvation of the
property in case Of an approaching
grass fire is next to impossible. The
dwellings that were destroyed near
Plymouth were left unprotected by
barren zone. There was no time
to do any back firing. In the tall
dry grass at this season of the year.
famed by stiff breeze, flames will
travel faster than a horse at full
speed. The only place that was pro-
tected by the creation of a bare
strip of ground was the works of the
Shenandoah mine, and these build
ings were saved from the devourinp
element. They could not have been
saved had 1t not been for this barren
belt that yielded naught for the
flames to feed upon. As it was. the
flying sparks and cinders taxed all
tie energies of the employees in sav-
ing the works. A days work at the
utmost will suffice at the proper sea-
son to burn track around a farm
house OF sufficient width to afford
protection from 5re. Surely, farm
ers will not hereafter neglect this
simple precaution.
Amador ledger., 1902-07-18
PHILIP ]. SHERIDAN.
ARTHUR F. ADAMS.

In reference to this Lancha Plana
affair, we have received statement
from Mrs. Blackman as follows:
Your item in the Ledger is correct.
But the party that was arrested for
threatening to take life, and was dis
charged, was seen at my house at 1870
a. N. on June %, at which time an S-lb
rock was thrown through my window,
and alighted on the bed where We had
been in the habit of sleeping. For
tunately, we were in another room, or
one of us would have been killed or
seriously hurt. and another party
saw him climb the fence and go down
an alley. Yet the district attorney and
Justice McCauley cannot find sufficient
proof to place him under bonds. Why?
a great many were here and saw the
broken window and the rock. The
district attorney was hero and saw it,
and came for the purpose of taking
Mr.. Blackman's S affidavit.
Respectfully,
ELLA BLACKMAN.
The correspondence elected clearly
shows bad state of affairs in that
burg. We deem it proper, however,
not to admit the further ventilation OF
this subject, except such as may result
from judicial inquiry Ed. -