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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
PAPERS ORDERED.

For cement walks next to property line
on Walters street and Hanson avenue from
New York street to Vermont street.
For asphalt pavement on Madison ave-
nue. from Ray street to the j., M d L.
tracks.
For gravel roadway in Graceland avenue
from Thirty-f1fth to Thirty-seventh street;
also cement walks and brick cutters.
For cement walks next to curb on Elev-
enth street from Illinois to Superior street.
For cement walks next to property line
on Walter street and Hanson avenue from
New York street to Vermont street
For the vacation of the alley in the rear
of 235 South Meridian street.
To establish the grade of Chestnut street
and Fennemann street between Carson and
Adelaide streets.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
For gravel roadway and cement walks in
Logan street, from Legrande avenue to
Raymond street
For cement walks in Montana street from
Sheldon street to Hillside avenue.
For opening alley north of Nebraska
street from st. Paul street to St. Peter
street.
For opening of st. Paul street from the
north line of Cooper's Pleasant Park adj
dition to south line of Prospect street.
For the opening of Twenty-ninth street
from Elmira to Schurrmann avenue.
PETITIONS FILED.
For the opening and extension of an alley
south from Davidson street to the first al
ley east of Delaware street.
For grading alley from Raymond street
to Legrande avenue.
For cement walks next to property line
on Oriental street from south line of first
alley north of Market street to north line
of third lot south of Ohio street
For grading and crawling the roadway
and cement sidewalk four feet wide and
curb on the east side of the first alley west
of Illinois street from Twenty-frst street
to first alley running east and west south
of Twenty-first street.
For stone curbing on both sides of SEN
ate avenue from Twenty-frst street to
Fall creek.
For permission to construct under pri-
vate contract cement sidewalk in front of
Nos 232 and 234 Tenth street.
APPRAISERS APPOINTED.
The board appointed A. B. Carter, Henry
Kothe and Thomas F. Quill. disinterested
freeholders of the city of Indianapolis, to
appraise the real estate for the improve
ment of the west sidewalk of keystone ave.
nue. to Prospect street. by paving the same
with cement as authorized by /. r. No. 63.
1902
ACTION RESCINDED.
The board rescnded all action taken on
I. r. No. AZ. 1902, for block roadway and
curbing of Prospect street to Meek street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
EMMA PETERS ARRESTED.
Ii Is Charged that She Stole Money
from Father Brucker.

Detectives Colbert and Hauser yesterday
arrested a woman by the name of Emma
Peters. She was charged with stealing SO
from the Rev. Father Brucker pastor of
St Francis's Church, in Brightwood. The
Peters woman was bedding soap. and
called at the priests house Yesterday
morning She asked Father Brucker's sis
ter for some clothing. and the girl asked
her TO come into the house. Father Bruck-
er had left the house and was doing some
work in the church, next door His desk
was open and in IL was a $40 bill When
Miss Brucker went TO get the woman a
waist and other things ii was presumed
she went into Father Brueker's desk and
extracted the money. The woman claims
her home is in Anderson
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
TABLE OF DISTANCES
(Air line in round numbersl
FROM
MONT PELEE, MARTINIQUE,
81 y

ley. Milwaukee, and John Kolner, Louis
vile, Ky.
The most excitement was in deciding the
next place of meeting. 1t is generally un-
derstood that the convention in 1904 will
be held in St. Louis. TIE applicants for the
1908 convention were Buffalo, Atlantic City,
Minneapolis. Chicago and Cleveland. Men,
phis, dark horse, won, having more votes
than all the others
Last night the delegates were entertained
at Fair Bank. During their stay here the
delegates were in charge of an entertain
ment committee of which Herbert Z. Rice
chairman, and they voted thanks to
this committee and the public in general for
Eospitable treatment
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
CHRISTIAN ENDEAyoR.
Topic for May 25-0ur Missionary
Boards-I Cor, XIII, LILO.

The Only Christian nation in Africa ana the
only savage Christian nation in the world Is
Aoyssinsa. This people. now numbering seven
millions. was won 10 Christ early in the fourth
century, just because Frumentius and Edssius
two Tyrian lads captured and held as slaves.
held up Christ in their bondage: and because
Frumentius. even after obtaining his freedom,
returned missionary bishop TO Abyssinia
That spirit OF service. st all time and under
all circumstances. is what missions need TO COM
piete the conquest OF the world already siorl-
ously begun. That spirit may be shown just as
well in a New York tenement as among Chinese
psgodas. just as fruitfuliy in a Devonsnire cot
tage as an African krasI The only essential
to missionary success is the eagerness TO work
where God puts you.
We often hear IL said. Christianity is nothing
IL not missionary" That Is true. but comforta-
bly, impersonal Or. John A. Broadus put Il
better when he declared Your Christianity N
nothing IL IL IL not missionary"
We talk too much about ''our missionary
proxies" as If IL were possible for one man TO
do the missionary work that belongs TO another
II giving ia your chief missionary work. no ether
mans giving will take its place for you; ana n
going is your appointed task. though thousand
60 at your expense. your proxy is not among
them.
There is no inpersonsl way OF saving any per-
son. Says DR. Pierson: There is almost al
ways human agent somewhere: II may be only
In the giving Of tract. the asking OF a aues-
ton; IL may be parent. a Sunday-school
teacher. minister OF Christ: but there Is some
human that between the soul ana
the gospel, and so men are saved. Until the
believer falls into line something missing
Because everything lie missions depends upon
the spirit Of the Christian. II Is matter Of CON-
parative indifference whether you begin with an
interest in home missions foreign missions
city missions or medical missions or educational
missions. II is like kindiins a IRE. that burns
10 equal purpose whether u be started BY a
match. roll OF paper or a patent kinder. Pitcn
into the work. Give something. do someshing.
or study something connected with missions ana
keep it up. ard you will become aIlmis-
sionary. from head 10 foot.
DR.. Pierson suggests that undoubtedly. n some
earthly monarch should give US authority. We
Christians could 90 around the globe In year
and tell the gospel story everywhere: YET when
the King OF kings lays command upon va and
gives authority stand still
OF missions making progress
When we remember how little Is spent urn
them. OF money or men. they are making glori-
Gus progress. But when think that II our
Missions had only the money spent In the United
States for confectionery each year they could
be multiplied by ten. we begin TO get some trus
measure OF the average zeal
And the remedy Is ma fault with the
not ourselves AMOS r. NkLL&
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
THE BREAKFAST CUP
Can Bring Joy or Trouble.

Change in food and drink will sometimes
make over even elderly people and restore
them 10 natural health
A man OF 20 writes that at the age of 60
he began to break down and was partial
invalid until 81. when he concluded that cof-
Zee was one OF the prime causes of his sick
ness. and began using Postum Food Coffee
in It's place with Grape-Nuts Breakfast
Food and some fruit at his meals
lie sayS. Now at the age OF 20 I am as
strong ard hearty as l was at 80. / would
not go back 10 my old mode of living for a
hundred thousand dollars.
This man was pioneer in Illinois in 1897.
later on was an early settler in N. Dakota
He reouefsts that his name shall not appear
in print Name given by Postum Co.. Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
Charlie. A. Mair's Allegations.

Charles A. Mair yesterday filed suit
against George W. Combs and Edward ].
Robson for the recovery of $500 which he
alleges he loaned to the defendants to as
sist in developing a plan and organizing
company TO manufacture Portland cement
He says the defendants represented TO him
that they would organize a company and
give him $4,000 worth Of worcestershire
stock for the $500. 1t is alleged that the
company was not organized and that
Combs and Robson refused to return the
saoney when MAR demanded II.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24

Theodore c. whitcomb was yesterday
made defendant in a suit 20 recover 8, 900.
the amount OF a bond executed to the
Prussian National Insurance Company, of
Stettin. Germany. to faithfully discharge
the duties OF agent in Indianapolis. Tne
complaint AYERS that Wkitconlb has re-
tanned S246s6 belonging 10 the company
and, sverring that this has been a failure
10 faithfully transmit all moneys to the
company. his bond may be held RESPONSE
bic. William b. Reynolds is made a CO.
defendant
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24

Mayor Bookwalter met with c. w. Nc
CURE, assistant to President McCulloch, Of
the Union Traction Company, and James l..
Reach, chairman Of the local shippers
committee yesterday, TO discuss freight
rates. The conference did not result in
more than a general understanding. Mr..
Mcclure explained that the company was
buying six new express cars especially for
business with indianapolis, and that he
would be prepared in two weeks for more
definite statement. Another conference will
be held here in about two weeks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24

The City Dispensary ambulance was
called to Pennsylvania and Washington
streets at IL o'clock last night 10 remove
Mrs. A. G. Kies. of Jonesboro. Ind. who
had been injured in alighting from a Green
held interurhan car She was taken 10 the
home of her daughter Mrs. Coptick. on
Washington street, east of the Belt road.
Mrs. Kies was hurt in the back. but not
seriously.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
Arrest of Albert Perkins, Jr.

Deputy United States Marshal Johann,
of Evansville. last night brought to this
city Albert Perkins, jr., colored, who is
wanted in Kentucky on a charge of en-
bezzing 81. 500 from a pensioner. The man
was arrested in Evansville, and turned
over to Deputy Marshal Foley in this city
He spent the night in jail and will be taken
to Louisville to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24

voluntary Conveyances-Delivery
A widow, in contemplation of remarria &c,
went with her children TO a notary, and
there. in their presence, executed to them
a voluntary conveyance of her land. re-
tanning life estate In herself. The deed
was left with the notary. who, with the
knowledge and consent of the children,
recorded ii, and thereafter returned ii to
the mother, who retained possession of it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
Boys Returned to Reform school.

Leander Stewart and Alfred Southland.
each fourteen years old, were yesterday
sentenced to the Reform School by Judge
Afford. OF the Criminal Court. until they are
twenty-one years old. Both boys had pre-
viously been released on suspended SEN
tence and were again arrested on a charge
of stealing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24

Suit Brought by the Henry Coburn
Lumber Company.

The Henry Coburn Lumber Company
filed suit for the foreclosure OF a mechln-
les lien on the new Claypool Hotel. The
lien is for $4,000 for material furnished the
Ransmons Concrete Fireproofing Com
pany which was not paid for. The COM
pany failed and could not meet it's obIiga-
tons. Edward f. Claypool, the Indiana
Hotel Company, the Ransmone Concrete
Fireproofng Company and George B.
Swift & Co., the general contra ctors, are
named as defendants
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
SHUTTERS IN HIS SPEECH.
Peculiar Result OF Being Run Down
nv A. HfcycIist.

Henry Rahm, by Louise Rahm. his next
friend. yesterday fled suit against Robert
Gushing for 5000 damages for running
over him with bicycle Henry Rahm is a
small child and 1t is alleged that while he
was standing on the sidewalk on Michigan
street near Bismarck avenue Cushing ran
over him with his bicycle. 1t is averred
that the boy was struck on the head by
the handle bars OF the wheel and as a re-
suit OF the injuries he shutters and will
always have an irrpediment in his speech.
IL is also charged that he suffered con-
cussion OF the spinal cord and brain and
that he is wakeful at night and talks in
his sleep.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24

thrown into the street. He says no lights
were hung out st night as a warning of
danger, and when he was riding along on
his bicycle he struck the dirt and was
thrown to the pavement, receiving serious
N
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
NO panger Light in Sight.

Ernest r Scott yesterday filed suit
against Ada Watts and Robert p. Dunning
for $1,000 damages. He AYERS that Dun
ming was exeavating a sewer in front OF
Mrs. Watts's residence. and dirt had been
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24
He Is a white Man.

Through inadvertence the Journal in
missed from the police force Thursday
by the Board of Public Safety, stated that
he was coored. Mr.. Mckinney is a white
man.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24

ceived a new one, payable to his wife.
Among the objects of the association,
stated in it's charter, was TO pay specified
sum to the relatives or beneficiary specified
in the application of member. The regu-
Iations provided that benefits on account of
the death of a member were payable only
to the beneficiary designated in his appli-
cation if living at his death Held. that
on the death Of the member his mother,
and not his wife was entitled to the benefit.
I63 Northeastern Rep, 54S.1
Retail Liquor Dealers-"Appetizers.'-
Judge Philips. United States district judge
for the Western district Of Missouri, has
decided, in a late case. that one may De
convicted of carrying on the business OF a
retail liquor dealer without payment or the
required tax though the article is put up
in bottles and labeled as an appetizer
and he did not know its nature when he
bought it. il in fact containing a large per
cent. of alcohol and nothing of curative
character. and the circumstances of pur-
chases from him being such as TO show
that his customers are buying il merely as
an intoxicant. IUnreported easel
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-24

Weather
bout the State
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17
HISTORYA ZNISZCZONEGO MIA
STA

st. Pierre by1o najlepiej zbudowanem
miastem W Maiych Indyach Zachodnich
byfo pierwszorzednym portem wyspy
Martinique, chociaz politycznym punktem
srodkowym jest Port Royal.
Tuz "a miastem wznosi sie~g6ra Mont
Pelee, ktora W r. 1851 wybuchla oSniem,
spfoszeni wowczas mieszkahcy schronili
sic ma okrety, stojace porcie. Me zrza-
dzifa wtedy lava wielkiej szkody, lecz
mieszkancy domyslai sic, re CORA ia ME
jest jeszcze wygasfym wulkanem, poniewaz
sfyszano W jej wnetrzu pomruk podziemny
zawsze, jakoby wrzenie metalu W hucie
zelaza. Ludnosc miasta przewyzszafa Ii
czbe 10000, co rownafo sic niemal sz6stej
czesci wszystkich mieszkancow wyspy
Ulice miasta byfy brukowane, domy ma
lowane ma zofto, okiennice ma niebiesko, a
|dachowkowe nakrycia dom6w czerwienify
sic juz re znacznej odlegfosci, podczas gdy
ogr6dki altany zdobita bujna zieleh pod
zwrotnikowej roslinnosci.
W ciagu pory goracej panowafa cisza
W miescie cd godziny 8 rama do 3 po po-
fudniu, a gf6wne zatrudnienia i zabawy
weczorami. Ulice miasta wznosify sic cd
wybrzeza morskiego podobnie jak W stoli-
Icy Malty, (Valetta). Schody wyciete W
skale, a okrytej llsciami pnqcej sic roslip-
nosci nadawafy piekny widok miastu W
ktorem zreszta ME bylo ub6stwa. Maia
rzeczka dzielifa je na dwie czesci, przepfy-
wajac srodkiem. Publiczne budynki, tea
try bibiloteka zbudowane byfy now
Sym stylu, pomimo, ze miasto byio sta
rozytne.
Try czwarte czesci mieszkahcow byfo
mulat6w mieszanej rasy czarnej bia1ej,
potomkow plemienia Karaibskiego.
Botaniczny ogrod, W odlegfosci mill
|angielskiej cd mlasta byf cudem natural
nej pieknosci. Cztery banki: Londyhski,
Kredytowy Transatlantycki lokalny sta
nowify ognisko swiata przemysfowego.
Wzdfuz wybrzeza morskiego pietrza sic
wysokie CORY tel wyspy, awsr6d mich jest
piec wulkanow, ktore poczytywano cd da-
VIVA "a wygasfe. Dopiero Cd r. 1851 okazu-
je sic poraz drugi myhosc tego przypu-
szczenia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17

MIA ziemi, obrachowal podlug dokument6w
historycznych, re powodu wstrzasniefi
ziemi stracifo zycie okofo 1900, 900 lu-
dzi Wedfug zapewnien tego uczonego, zie-
mia nasza wytrzymuje rocznie 1851
wstrzasnien, vice co pol godziny many
male trzesienie ziemi; Gale szczescie, ze
najwieksza liczba takowych przypada ma
okoiice rzadko zamieszkate, puszcze dina
morskie; ma te teh okolice przypada ma ma
SIZE szczescie najwieksza hczba wybuch6w
wulkanicznych.
Chicagoski professor Milne, kt6ry jest
uznana powaga W rzeczach wybuchu
eksplozyi wulkan6w, powiala, re W roku
1883 wulkan Asama Japonii eksplodo-
wal. skutkiem czego zasypane zostaiy AZ
wsie. lie ludzi zginefo, ME wiadomo do
dnia dzisiejszego Zdarzalo sic, re wsku-
TEX eksplozyi wulkanow cafe wyspy ginely
W morzu, a W innem miejscu powsta1y zu-
pemie move. Tenze professor przepowiada
nowy wybuch, nieczynnych przez wieki
cate wulkan6w W Europie Ameryce.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17

pfomien wszedzie. Tium panicznym
strachu szalaf we wszystkie strony tax
samo, jak plomieh, Uciekajacy popychali i
przewracah mniei zwinnych, "a piomien
pochfaniaf coraz wiecej ofiar.
Ma miejsce katastrofy wezwano ambu-
lansy doktorow z wszystkich szpitaG
Szczescie, re pobizu ME bylo wiecej
zabudowan, DO gdyby sic zapaliiy, ME mo-
znaby bylo pozaru W zaden sposob opa-
nowac.
Stojace na torze wagony czesci sic
spahly, W czesci zostaiy VEGAS odciag-
niete ma bezpieczne miejsce.
w kilka godzin rozlana nafta wypaGla
sic wszystko sic uspokoifo.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17
Wybuch nafty W Pittsbur-
O'H
gu.

Pittsburg, Pa, IL maja 1902. Ma pred
miesciu Sheraden cd lampy ma zwrotniku
zapaifa sic nafta cztery ogromne kadzie
wybuchfy strasznym p1omieniem jedna po
drugiej w katastrofie zginefo 81 os6b a
okofo 400 zostafo poparzonych. Przypu-
szczaja, re 2 poparzonych najmniej so osoh
umrze Pomiedzy zabitymi niebezpie
cznie poparzonymi niema zadnego Po-
laka
Ma krzyz6wce Cork Run zderzyfy sic
lekko wagony naiadowane nafta, z powo-
du wstrzasnienia wylafa sic nafta jednej
kadzi i polafa sic struga ku lampie ma
zwrotnicy. w mgnieniu Okla powstaf ogrom-
ny ogien, kt6ry ogarnafhastepne wagony
q nafta.
Pfomien rozlaf sic we wszystkie strony
Lud, zaciekawiony wybuchem ogromne-
go pfomienia, zbiegf sic ma miejsce kata-
strofy, po to tylko, ably sic stac ofiara zy-
wiofu!
Cd razu zapaliio sic okofo 10 domow cd
rozlanej nafty.
w dwie godziny p6zniej eksplodowafy
jeszcze dwie kadzie, ktore stafy na torze
nieco dalej Wybuch tych kadzi byf tax
silny, re sfychac go byfo 0 kilkadziesiat
mil. Nafta kadzi chlusnefa wysoko 60
re ognistymi slupami, a potem spadfa ogni-
stym deszczem ma dot, parzac lub ma miej-
scn piekac ma smierc zebrane tfumy.
Ludzie ME wiedziei, W kt6ra strone u
ciekac, bo nafta rozlewafa sic roznosiia
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17
AGENCl "AMERYKI."

AMSTERDAM, N.Y.-A. Papierniak, 56 Milton st.
CHlCAGO.-F. Andrzejczak, SS42 Marquette av.
CLEVELAND, O.-W. Bandowski, 95 Ackey av.
DETROIT MICH.-S. Cytlak, 497 Garfield ave-
DETROIT MICH-A. Sandecki, Al ;}0th st.
DULUTH MINN.-Jan Bussa, 107 w. 9th st.
EDWARDSDALE, paw. Sawcki. Box $50
FALL RIVER, MASS.-J.A Nowak, 76 KilbGurne.
MT CARMEL, PA.-A. Kofodziej, 300 s. Oak st.
kolektuie takze W innych miastach Penna.
PlTTSBURG, PA Porzych, 153 s. 10Th ST.
PITTSBURG, PA-B. Schultz 1926 Josephine st.
SHENANDOAH. Bednarczyk, 545 E. Centre
Doengowski, 20 E. Cherry
SHENANDOAH A. Merncki, 10S W. Laurel st.
ST LOUIS. NOV. Tajkowski, 912a Cass ave-
SUPERIOR, WIS.,. S. Ziemnski, Box 415.
TOLEDO, O.--A. Gafecki, 1135 Vance st.
TOLEDO, OF. j. Odalsk 3OOS Lagrange st.
UTICA N. Y.-P Rydzeski, II Whitesboro ST.
WORCESTER.-F. Kurosiewski, Hotel Vernon
Agenci nasi maja prawo kolektowat wszelkie ma
leznosci ia gazette, ksiazki ogfoszenia.
Peniadze listy nalezy przysyfaG prosto do wyda-
wcy pod adresem: A. A. PARYSKI,
3l6 Jackson ave-, Toledo, Ohio
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17
l.6OO OFIAR MA WYSPIE SW. WIN
CENTEGO,

Kingston, wyspa sw. Wincentego, II
maja-Od poniedziafku wylewa sic lava
z wulkanu Soufierre ma tel wyspie i wy
buch nastapif we czwartek, a drugi stab
sly W piatek. Zachodzi Ottawa, re DUO
ludzi zgineio; przerazeni mieszkancy Z
okolic uchodza do tego nliasta.
Z Castries ina wyspie sw. Lucyi) dono-
sza, re ma wyspie sw, Wincentego zginefo
800 osob we wtorek wskutek wybuch11
lawy ma g6rze Soufriere.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17

czy i'm sic powiodfo dostac na stanowisko
bezpieczne.
Washington, l3 maia. Prezydent Roose-
welt wydaf specyalne oredzie do Kongre-
su, ably uchwalf $500, 900 ma ratunek mie-
szkanc6w wysp Martyniki Sw. Wincen-
tego.
-Onegdaj senat przyjal nowele Fair
bank wyznaczajaca 100000 dla ofiar
katastrofy ma wyspie Martinice; W izbie
posfow jednakowoz postanowiono czekac
do poniedziafku zafatwieniem novel, az
nadejda szczegofy katastrofie.
Minister floty Moody polecii TELEGRAPH,
cznie komendantowi kraaownika Cincinna-
ii, stojacego wyspy San Domingo, azeby
natychmiast udal sic ma wyspe Martinike
ofiarom ni6sf pomoc, jaka tylko zdofa,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17
PRZYJECIE BISKUPOW.

Kzym. .-Ojciec swiety przyjmowaf " sail
tronowej 80 amerykahskich ksiezy dyece-
zyi brooklynskiej, z biskupem Mcdonnell
ma czele. Biskup przemawiai do papieza,
poczem ofarowaf mu swietopietrze su-
mie $l0,O 900.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17
OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY
GOSPODARKA NIEMIECKA,

Berlin, w miejskiej kasie oszczednosci
odkryto wlelkie sprzeniewierzenie. Buchal-
ter Ulbrich podejrzany oszustwo. um-
knaf Dotychczas odkryto brak $1,000 ma
rex, zdaje sic jednak, re suma sprzeniewie-
rzona jest wieksza.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17
FINLANDYA-GUBERNIA.

Beflin.-Rzqd rosyjski mial postanowic,
re ma wypadek powt6rzenia sic rozruch6w
W Finlandyi zniesie autonomie Finlandyi
wielkie Ksiestwo finlandzkie zamieni ma
zwykfa gubernie rosyjska.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17

DO SPRZEDANIA bardzo tanio naro-
znikowy lot dubeltowy stor, przy ulicy
Lagrange, W poblizu polskiego koscioia.
Bardzo dobre miejsce ma grocernie salon.
Zgfosic sic do A. A. Paryskiego, 3l6 Jack
son ave-, Toledo, 0.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17

WOJCIECH PLESNTARSKI poszuh-
wany jest przez swoja siostre Wiktorye
Plesniarska, waznym interesie. Ktoby O
MIN wiedziaf, lub on sam, raczy sic zgfosic
pod adresem: Wiktorya Plesniarska, Box
164, Fairfield, Conn. 19-2O
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17

POSILKl Do AFRYKI.
Londyn.-W tygodniu biezacym odply-
wa do Afryki sc oficer6w 5000 zolnierzy
armii regularnei.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17
STRASZNY POZAR.

Warszawa, IA maja.-W miescie BobruJ-
sku, W gubernii Mihskiej, pozar zniszczyf
972 domy, W ktorych miesciio sic $50 kra-
NOW.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-17

JAN JANKOWIAK poszukiwany lest
przez swego brata Wawrzyica Gazety do.
Mostly, re poni6si on smierc W fabryce sta
Ii W zeszfy poniedziafek. Ktoby MIN wie-
dziaf, prosze mi doniesc pod adresem: W.
Jankowiak, 929 School alley, Bethlehem,
Pa. l9-2O