davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-02
TeIegrar11y.

RzYM, Ego m a ia. - Kr6l
ulaskawif ofcer6w krazownika a.
merykanskiego Chicago, ktorzy W
Wenecyi zostali aresztowani i ska
zani. Zostana oni odstawieni do
korsula amerykanskiego, kt6ry
ich odeSle do komendanta okretu
Chicago. Okret got6w jest do po-
dr6zy. Oczekuja tn, re admiral
Crowninshield wkr6tce przybadzie
do Nora Srodziemnego ofcer6w
tych odda pod sad wojenny.
PETERSBURG, Ego N a ia
Zamek ksiecia Alexandra Won o.
denburg zostal spalony przez zbun-
towanych chtop6w. Cara posia-
dlosc spustoszono. Ksiaae jest
tesciem wielkiej ksieznej Olgi, sio-
stry cara, kt6ra W zeszlym ro<u
zostaia iona ksiecia Piotra Won o.
denburg.
PETERSBURG, 2go m a j a. =
Jak groznem stafo sic pofozenie W
poluaniowej Rosyi, wynika tego,
re Dragomirow, gen. gubernator
kiicwski, iakoteZ wicedvrektor de-
partamentu policyi inni wyzsi
urzednicy udali sic do Charkowa,
by tam sic naradzic ministrem
spraw wewnetrznych Won Plehwe.
Ucierpialy szczeg6lniej fabryki Gu
kru W Woronezu. Demagodzy
rozpuszczaja pogfoski, ae ukazaf
sic ukaz carski, oddajacy chfopom
do podziafu dobra szlachty. Skoro
gdzie chlopi o tenn uslysza, obiera-
ia komitet, 1t6ry udaje sic do VIA
sciciela d6br i zada oddania majq-
tku wedIe ukazu carskiego. Do
chodziio do tego, re chtopi wybie-
rail- pomiedzy siebie urzednika
koronnego, kt6ry rozdzielat grunta,
bydio i sprzety gospodarskie mie-
dzy chIop6w, panom wspaniaIo-
myslnie udzielat Cd Is do 20 wl6k
ziemi. Skoro wladze W to zaczeiy
sic mieszac, powstaly rozruchy, ra-
bunki i pustoszenia'
BERLIN, Ego maja.
Rada panstwa przyjeta po trzeciem
czytaniu pierwszy paragraf novel;
zezwaIajqcei ma dowolne wyznawa-
ME jakiejkolwiek religii W cafym
kraju, byleby to ME bylo re szkodq
przy pefnieniu obowi4zk6w obywa-
telskich narodowych.
W tutejszej miejskiej kasie O.
szczednoSci odkryto move defrau-
dacye. Kiedy w sobote buchalter
Werkmeister popetnif samob6j-
stwo, zarzadzono 5ciste sledztwo, a
buchalter UIbrich znikf nagle. "a
chodzi podejrzenie, re defraudacye
dosiegna ogromnej sunny byiy po-
pefniane cd dfugiego czasu; og6l
ME moze zrozumiec, jak to bye
mogfo przy Scistej kontroli, jaka
byla zaprowadzona.
PRETORIA, Ego ma a.
Generalne zgromadzenie przyw6dz-
| COW boerskich, ma kt6rem Wilma
zapasc ostateczna uchwata W spra-
| vie okreslenia warunk6w pokoju,
odbedzie sic W Vereenignung W
Transwalu d. ID maia, a ME %,
iak pierwotnie oznajmiano. Pc
naradzie zostanie doreczony lordo-
wi Kitchenerowi dokument warun-
ki te okresla;acy.
KoPENHAGA, Ego maja. :
Wszyscy rekodzielnicy W wolnym
porcie Kopenhagi zastrajkowali
ceIem poparcia strajku robotni-
k6w ma dokach i marynarzy.
Strajk ten rozciagnieto ma wszyst-
kie porty Jutlandyi, z wyjqtkiem
Esbjorgu, gdzie robotnicy ME
chcieli straikowec.
Strajk robotnik6w ma dokach
rozpoczat sic Is kwietnia Ko-
penhadze, a cztery dni p6zniej
juz 5000 robotnik6w W r6znych
portach dunskich wzieto W MIN u
dziaE.
KALKUTTA, 2go ma a. =
Huragan spustoszyf miasto Ducca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-02
1891 luduosc miasta wynosifa tylko
$4,000

1871 LuuuoSc ullasCa WynOslla Lyiho
$1,000.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Ego maja. =
Nowoobrany prezydent Kuby, Se-
nor Estrada Palma, przybyi tu w
znacznem towarzystwie z Manza-
Milo, Gen. brygady Samuel M.
Whitside, naczelny dow6dzca woj-
ska W Santiago, wysiala ma powita-
ME Palmy swego adjutanta, Henry
G. Whitehead do Manzanillo, a W
Santiago oczekiwat jego przyjazdu
szwadron kawaleryi baterya, by
tworzye dla niego straz honorowa.
Okoio 10000 Kubahczyk6w ma uli-
each Santiago zebraio sic ma powi-
tanie gdzieniegdzie tiok byf ME-
bezpieczny dla zycia jednostek.
Palma udat sic do pafacu, gdzie
odbywata sie dtuga ceremonial sci.
skania rqk, potem byt ma przekqsce
u burmistrza, a popofudniu ogla-
dal pag6rek st. Juan baraki kor-
pusu sanitarnego. Wieczorem od-
byt sic bankiet. Palme szczeg6l-
niej radowaly honory oddawane
mu przez wojsko amerykanskie.
PEORIA, I'll, Ego m a ia. =
Przeszto 400 katolickich ducho-
wnych ze wszystkich stron Stan6w
Zjedn. zebrato sic tn ma obch6d
srebrnego jubileuszu ks. biskupa
Spaldinga. Obchod ro2poczaf sic
cd procesyi duchowienstwa iowa
rzystw katolickich cd instytutu
Spaldinga do katedry. W kate
drze jubilat odprawil sumo, j. E.
lis. kardynaf Gibbons wyglosif ka-
zanie. Wkr6tce popoludniu odbyf
sic W rezydencyi biskupiej obiad;
wznoszono toasta: ,Ojciec 6wiety";
,,nasz Ko5ci6f"; ,,nasza Ojczyzna";
,,dpchowiehstwo dyecezyi Peoria;
,,pozdrowienie duchowienstwa dye
cezyi PEORIA. Ku koncowi osta-
tniego toastu, wzniesionego przez
ks. dziekana Mackin Rock Island,
wreczyl temuz W imieniu ducho-
wienstwa sukiewke zawierajqcq
$1,000, a W imieniu Rycerzy Ko-
lunba drugq sakiewke zawierajqca
81, 200, przeznaczona ma stypen-
dyum W instytucie Spaldinga.
Wieczorem kazanie wygtosif ks.
arcybiskup Ireland, Katedra 20
stata przepysznie przyozdobionq ma
koszt Johna Cudahy Chicago,
kt6ry polecit komitetowi ME szcze,
dzic ma to koszt0w.
WASHINGTON, Ego maja. =
Prezydent rozporzqdziS, ,aAeby pred
sad wojenny stawiono majora Ed
wilma F. Glenna, "a pulku piecho.
ty, - oskarzonego r6wniez sto-
sowaniu ,,pr6by wodnej" ma Filipi-
mach. Sad wojenny zbierze sic
Catbalogan ma wyspie Samar d. II
maia. Jako oskarzyciel fguruje
gen. Chaffee. Porucznik l.. Aeon
ger j lekarz Palmer Fl. Lyon. kt6-
rzy pomagali przy stosowaniu tor
tury, znajdujq sic W tym kraju i
moze takze zostanq oddani pod sad
wojenny; zalezec to bedzie cd tego,
jaki wyrok zapadnie W procesie
! Glenna.
New YORK, Ego maja. -
Zeglarz napowietrzny Santos Du-
mont, kt6ry przybyt do Stan6w
| Zjednoczonych celem ufoaenia sic
zarzadem wystawy W st. Louis,
wybrat sic powrotem do Europy.
Udaje sic naiprzod do Loudynu,
| gdzie moze okazyi uroczystosci
koronacyinych pare razy wzniesie
sic gore.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Ego maja. -
Jutro rozpocznie sic na nowo pra-
ca W wiekszej czesci kopaln wegli
W dystrykcie springfeldzkim,gdzie
strajk panowaf, Konferencya po-.
miedzy wIaScicielami kopalh re-
prezentantami robotnik6w wydafa
pomyslue rezultaty; podobno tylko
trzech wia6cicieli kopali ME chcia-
10 wypelnic aqdan robotnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-02
VI ASKAWIENI.
Kr6l w4Oski ufaSkawia Oicer6W amerykahskich.
Straszne stosunki pofudniowej Rosyi.
PREzYDENT KUBY W sTOLICY- -RZECZY.
POSPOLITEJ.
Srebrny ubleusz ks biskupa Spaldinga PeOrii, Ill.
stosunki W poludnioWej Rosyi.
Y jubileusz ks. biskupa Spaldinga PeOrii, Ill.

Przeciw cfom ma zboze przema-
wall gtosowali tylko Irlandczycy
i maia cze5c liberalnych. Ogromna
wiekszoS6 izby uznafa potrzebe ma
fazenia eel zgodziia sie ma ME
bez zastrzezen.
Uchwala ia moze oddzialac bar
dzo SLIME ma ufozenie sic przy-
szfych stosunk6w wewnetrznych
Anglii. Podajqc W parlamencie
wniosek naiozenie eel ma zboze,
ministeryum stawito wszystko ma
jedna karte. Jakkolwiek clio jest
bardzo niskie, nastepstwem jego
bedzie pewne podrozenie chleba, a
tenn samem opozycya stan6w ME-
zamoznych. Rad konserwatyw-
ny musi liczyG sic tenn, re znacz-
ma Geese ludnosci powodu tego
kroku przechyli sic ma strone libe-
ralna, i re zgotuje konserwatystom
kleske przy najblizszych wybo-
rach.
W Watykanie zaimuja sic kwe-
stya, bedaca bardzo ma czasie, czy
ME wypadaioby znie5c non erpedH,
t. j. zakazu wydanego cd T. $4,000
katolikom wfoskim, aby ME brali
udziatu W wyborach do parlamen-
tn. Dozwolono i'm, przepisano, aby
uczestniczyli W zyciu politycznem.
o lie to dotyczy spraw administra-
cyinych, t. ]. wybor6w do rad po-
wiatewych, miejskich i t. d.; ale
przy wyborach do izby prawodaw-
czej, katolicy ii .t.zw. klerykalni sy-
stematycznie i demonstracyjnie u.
chylali sic Cd udziaiu, raz dlatego,
ably tym sposobem zaprotestowac
przeciw zaborowi Rzymu przenie-
sieniu do dawnej stolicy papiestwa
stolicy Wfoch nowoczesnych, po-
wt6re - jak m6wiono - aby od-
ja6 nowemu rzqdowi poparcie
warstw konserwatywnych, spokoi-
nych zostawic go ma iasce zywio-
low burzGwych, jak mp. socyali-
stow, republikan6w (nfe m6wiac
iuz anarchistach), kt6re wczes-
niei czy p6zniej byiyby go obali-
ty.
I do tego rzeczywi5cie idzie W
Rzymie. Wzrost agitacyi wywro-
towel jest tam szybkim. Wypadki
ostatnick kilku lat zaburzenia, CO.
raz to szersze obejmuiace koIa, ma
wet agrarne Gak W p6tnocnych
Wfoszech), dowodza. il grunt jest
juz powaznie podminowany.
Gdyby Watykan, ma co sic tez i
zanosi, zni6sf NON erpedit, stosun-
XII spoieczne rzYmskie znacznieby
sic zapewne naprawiiy. Przede-
wszystkiem wkroczyc musi do par
lamentu zastep ludzi powaznych,
wytraWnych, kt6rzyby podparli
program rzadowy, stworzyli powa-
INA wiekszo5o i przeciwwazyli
stronnictwom, pchajqcym kraj do
do rewolucyi anarchii. Czy zaraz
Watykan zniesie non erpedit? czy
tez zaczeka jeszcze ma daIszy roz-
w6i wypadk6w, poki niebezpie-
czenstwo wywrotu ME bedzie iesz-
cze blizszem? Zdaje sic, re chwila
ratowania spoteczenstwa juz ma
deszla. W catym kraiu jest fer
ment. kt6ry zapowiada dalsze ma
turalnie coraz szersze zaburzenia,
natury nietylko ekonomicznei, ale
politycznej.
Jak dotad, katolicy klerykalni
rzeczywiScie bardzo mato tylko "
wyiatkowych razach brali udziat W
glosowaniach do parlamentu.
- Sprzedaz obraz6w ze zbior6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-02
Dzieh feralny.

w hWl6tuld Uyl uld hOmlSdEZd
Blockiego i inzyniera miejskiego
Spenglera dniem feralnym. Oby.
dwaj ci uraednicy udali sic ma ho.
lowniku do smoka wodociagowego.
oddalonego cd brzegu jeziora dwie
mile. Zanim zabrali sic do inspek.
cyl smoka odesfali i6dz polece-
MEM, azeby praybyia po mich pc.
zniej. Po skohczonej inspekcyi
mieli ochote wr6cie do pieknego
Chicago, lecz zamiast nadejscia
iodzi, doczekali sic wiadomosci.
przeslanej przez telefon: "Zafogs
ma holowniku zastrajkowafa. Ka
pitan ME moze znalezc innych lu
dzi." Pofozenie urzednikow stafo
sic fatalnem.
Pan Spengler uderzaf W dzwon
stacyjny pan Blocki powiesil
surdut ma slupie cd latarni dawaf
znaki alarmowe. Przechodzace pa
rowce odpowiadaty sygnalami, lecz
ME zblizafy sic do smoka.
Nareszcie, po dtugiej godzinie
oczekiwania przekonat sic Blocki,
re ma stacyi Chicago ave. spostrze-
zono jego "fage" alarmowa, Wy
tezyf wzrok odcyfrowat odpo-
wiedz: "Udajcie sic do brzegu
wpfaww
Czy zwaryowalip- zawotat zroz'
| paczony Blocki. - Kaza nam ply
wac dwie mile drogi i to W kwie-
tniu. Ma szczescie spostrzegt r6'
wnoczesnie zblizajacy sig holo.
wink. zepsulo sic ma MIN cos przy
maszynie dlatego spoznif sic z
| przybyciem. Wiadomose o strajku
byfa niewczesnym zartem jakiegos
dowcipnisia, a sygnai stacyi Chica.
go ave. zostat zle odcyfrowany.
Bez dalszych wypadkow dobili
urzednicy do brzegu i powrocili
| jak Robinsonowie Crusoe do swych
ognisk domowych, dziekuiac Bogu,
re ME potrzebowali spedzic nocy
przy smoku wodociagowym.
Akt zemsty.
Thomas McNelly, zamieszany
przez pania A. P. Evans sprawe
okradzenia poczty, stawif sig do
browo!nie pred inspektorem zwia-
zkowym Stuart i oswiadczyf, re
denuncyacya pani Evans jest a.
ktem zemsty z iej strony. Inspector
podziela to zapatrywanie, gdyz W
zeznaniu pani Evans tyle jest
szczeg6i6w nieprawdopodobnyc
re raczej ona jest wmieszana W
sprawe kradziezy znaczkow poczto-
wych, niz McNelly.
Polski kandydat do legislatury.
Wczoraj odbyfo sic zgromadze-
ME obywateli s dystryktu l6tej
wardy W hall obyw Gorskiego pm.
66S Holt ave. Reprezentowane
byly tam rome partye. Przewo.
dniczacym obrano obyw. Kuscha,
kt6ry powolaf ma sekretarza obyw.
zywickiego.
Ma tenn zgromad zeniu oznajmio.
no obecnym obywatelom, re W po-
niedzialek, d. 5go maja b. r. odbe-
da sic prawybory republikanskie,
ma kt6rych robrani beda delegaci dc
konwencyi. Chodzi to, aby obrac
delegat6w Polak6w, kt6rzyby sig
postarali przeprowadzenie pol
skiego kandydata do legislatury "
osobie obyw. Jana Rybczynskiego.
Nalezy przeto stawic sic jak maj.
liczniej ma to prawybory; laden
obywatel Polak ME powinien sig
cd tego usuwac. Prawybory odbe.
be sic pm. 163 W. Blackhawk str,
a trwae beda cd godz. IL W poiu.
dnie do godz. 7 wieczorem..
Ma stopniach kosciOla.
Ma rogu 26 nj. i Michigan ave.
stoi kosci6f katolicki pod wezwa-
MEM Imienia Jezus. Policyant
spostrzegl staruszke, podazaiaca do
kosciola, kt6ra wszakze ma scho-
dach zachwiaia sic i upadla. Pc.
licyant przypadi do kobiety, lecz
tylko 20 to. aby przymknac lei DO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-02
Ma stOpniach kOsciola.

Ma rogu 26 III. Michigan ave.
stoi kosci6f katolicki pod wezwa-
MEM Imienia Jezus. Policyant
spostrzegt staruszke, podazaiaca do
kosciola, kt6ra wszakze ma scho-
dach zachwiaia sic upadla. Pc.
licyant przypadi do kobiety, lecz
tylko po to, aby przymknat jej po-
wieki, gdyz ma jego reku wydaia
ostatnie tchnienie. Staruszka try
mala we wychudfych palcach po-
6wiecone SERGE, a szyi zwieszat
sic r6zaniec. TAX uzbrojona uda-
Ia sic W ostatnia ziemska podroz,
lecz doszfa tylko do drzwi koaciola,
Umaria ma paraliz serca. Jej zwto-
ki przewieziono ma razie do pred
siebiorcy pogrzebowego Ryans, pm.
2449 Cottage Grove ave.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-22

s !. +. Neumann has special bargain
sales every Monday.
Dr.. Reineke was call to Waseca on
Saturday and Sunday.
. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank schlump-
berger boy, Sunday.
Frank Rinke of Lamberton was in the.I
city over Sunday visiting friends.
Great bargain sale on Coffee, Sugar.
Towels, and Muslin next Monday at j.
3. Neumann.
Frank Hensel of Morton was over the
first OF the week and spent few DAYS
with his brother Ed.
Miss Dorathea Hauenstein returned
Monday from a few days visit with re-
latives and friends at Springfield.
: Parties wishing to borrow money on
farm lands should call at the State Bank
OF New sUlm. Lowest rates of interest.
and best terms that can be obtained.
Miss Mary Epple daughter OF Jos.
Epple of West Newton fell from load
of straw and broke her arm last FRIDAY,
DR.. Weiser removed couple of toes
from the foot of g. Stronger Monday.
The unfortunate man froze them couple
of weeks ago and they refused to heal.
x DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis will be
IN New Ulm at DR.. Strickler's Office.
Sunday, Feb. I'd, to do eye, ear, nose and
throat work. Hours from 8 a. m. to 2
p. m.
A young fellow from Owatonna was
here on Monday looking for location
Tor pantorium-a place for pressing
dying and keeping suits for men-a sort
OF dressing up place.
This is fine weather and you had better
take advantage of it and 60 out and
look at the bargains Lund is offering.
Prices are going up and 1t will paw YOU
to buy now. LUNDs LAND AGENCY.
Customary Services at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday. Morning
Subject: The Junior Endeavor Society I!
What 1t is and where it is. But It
ought not to be forgotten that the
JUNIOR Endeavorers may be visited at
their Ten Cent Social to be given at
the Congregational Church next Friday
evening January Oath, where all
visitors may witness their Society
Games and partake of their splendid
refreshments.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-22
LOCAL NEWS.
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'sas2stS8as@ RESPONSIVENESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DIR. Bayley left on Saturday fem Min
neapolis returning Monday.
Mrs. G. G.. REIN was in Minneapolis
Thursday of last week to meet her father.
Mrs. G. B. Weiser attend the wedding
of cousin at Window last Wednesday.
Judge J. H. Bowers, of Redwood Falls
was in the city Friday and Saturday in
consultation with Judge Weber.
i The State Bank of New Ulm loans
money on farm mortgages at the lowest
rates Of interest. Long time, with pre-
payment privileges.
Mis-. G. A. Zelle had small party at
her home Thursday afternoon and even
ing in honor of Miss Tessie Schapekahm
of Milwaukee who is in the city on a
visit.
We will have to beg the indulgence of
our readers this week because of the
small amount of local news. The type
in the Office is pretty well tied up in
county printing matter which we were
unable to release in time to use in the
paper. We trust it will not occur again
soon.
Several of the citizens of this city and
vicinity have recently received PROPOSE
lions from "Green Goods" men offering
inducement to 90 into partnership in the
counterfeiting business but so far we
have failed to hear of any who have paid
any attention to the matter.
Yesterday the State Farmers Institute
force held meeting at Lafayette and to-
day they are in session at Hanska. The
Institute it has a more capable force this
year than at any previous time and can
furnished large fund Of inform alton
for all who are DESTROYS of progressing
along those lines.
Martin Penning will put into practice
the old custom of naming his farm and
has selected that of Riverdale, for the
fine farm he has brought to such
high state of cultivation on the Cotton
wood. Mr.. Penping, of Riverdale Farm
will be the new title to which Martin is
entitled.-Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
Fred johnson has secured the celebrat-
ed Walker Whiteside for an engagement
at Turner hall theater on Monday even
ing, February 10th. The theater should
be unable to hold the crowd that will
want to hear the celebrated tragedian.
He is now playing in St. Paul and
Minneapolis and is giving better salts.
faction than ashore Acres" did.
The Tanke case comes up for trial at
st. Peter next week, and promises to be
a long siege. 1t is important that all the
facts be brought out and If the accused
are innocent, their innocence proven be-
You'd doubt. 1t seems hardly credible
that the charge of so odious a crime
should be made against the wife of the
murdered man and the trial will set at
rest for ever the stories that have been
circulating more or less since the MUIR
der Of Mr.. Wellner.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-22
Siebert Bros,
AND
BUILDERS,

All kinds of water tanks manufacture
ed from the smallest to the largest.
House building and frame work of
all kinds. All work guaranteed.
Shop cor. Washington and 9th South st.
NEW ULM, MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-22

-, y ~ = Il =
Chas. Hornburg who has recently
been to Minneapolis and took advantage
Of the fact to hear Walker Whiteside IN
his celebrated play Hearts and Swords, =
says i. is the finest thing he has ever seem.
This tallies with the accounts given BY
the daily papers. No play has been
given more creditable criticisms. This
magnificent attraction has been secured
by Mr.. Johnson for this city on Monday
February 10th, and the fame Of this cele-
5brated actor and his excellent company
should fill Turner hall with such 8 crowd
as has never been seem there. Readers
of daily papers who have glanced over
the amusement olumD need no assurance
Of the wsrth Of this attraction and they
should make an effort to advertise the
play for the purpose Of having il known
that New Dim can appreciate good
thing when it comes this Rway. S'ssssE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-08-27
A Lucky Ensign.

Lieutenant-C Commander A. B. Will
Its, whose family lives in German
town, has written an interesting letter
home from his ship, the Iowa, which
is cruising in South American waters
with the south Atlantic squadron.
The officer tells how last month the
squadron was halted in the harbor Of
a little southern city that was much
excited over lottery drawing soon to
be pulled off. An ensign on a sister
ship of the Iowa bought for 81 one
tenth chance at the 100000 prize, and
then, out of idle curiosity, attended the
drawing. There was considerable rig
marole for time, and dark-skinned
native posted on board a number
the winning number. The ensign
looked at his ticket and it was the
same number as that which had won.
He could not, he said afterward,
speak. He had to walk out into the
air. His delight was indescribable.
The next day one of the officials of the
lottery brought to him aboard his ship
bag containing $4,000 in gold. AS
he is poor, and as he is also married,
he thinks the money will come in very
handy.-Philadelph Record.
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public sentiment Orgy in small part
of the large area, namely, Center
Island in Oyster Bay Harbor.
Center Island, of irregular shape,
about two miles long and half a mile
wide, was peculiarly adapted for relief
work, though there were conditions
that made it difficult field. 1t is
connected with a famous breeding re-
gion by q narrow strip of land, along
which, as well as over the intervening
water, it was feared mosquitoes would
be borne. A large. sodden marsh ran
through the middle wherein were nu-
merous marsh holes, always excellent
breeding grounds. Shore ponds were
numerous, where high tides would
leave water behind barriers of sand,
which water would become brackish
by ralnfalls and seepage. AS whole
the island was rare breeding place,
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GAME OF GAMES.
Golf 10 Mt Once tho Most Simple and
Moat Difficult.

Golf 10 Mt Once tho Most Simple and
Most Difficult.
True, there is a point of view from
Which it may be regarded rs an en-
tremely simple game, the very sim
plest of all the games with a ball
and club. The players object is
simple and single to the point Of sim
ple-mindedness and singularity. One
might say; to put a small ball in a
small hole with the fewcst possible
strokes. But so are the object of the
highest ambitions, the guiding stars
of careers the most perplexed and
devious. 1t is true, likewise, that all
Il e countless strokes "olfcr makes
are resolvable into three kinds OF
stroke-driying approaching aud put
ting. But Mr.. Everard, in a lecture
unsurpassed for truth and brilliancy
by any in all the extremely clever lit
erature of golf, has declared that to
make those three strokes right one
must have "art, science and inspira-
ton"
From the moment the ball leaves
the tee, whether it be topped, pulled,
or sliced, or whether, struck in proper
fashion g. trifle below the medal line,
and urged forwprd with an exquisite
free lashing out OF tho wrists, it take
fight as with wings and seek its true
course as with mind and purpose of
its own, until it drop into the cup
with a Naturalization that no louder
clang or paean ever surpassed in its
suggestion of victory and consumma-
ton, there is no foreseeing what per-
plexity or temptation to carelessness
or over-contuence - will present. Not
twice, off the tee ground and the put
ting green. will the possibilities and
probabilities of the stroke be quite
the same. In the lie, the wind, the
G;;iSta 9s9sts Il; sssa',r,sss tStacIes
70 be carried, there are variations
not to be reckoned by any known
mathematics.
Then, as the match approaches its
Glcadfully quiet climax of defeat or
victory. the responsibility may grow
positively ~palling. The very delib-
Grafton which, impossible in most
games, is so characteristic of this,
SO far from lesseDing the strain on
ones nerves, undoubtedly hcightens
it, One has time to estimate the
emergency. to realize the crisis. Not
the fiercest rally at tennis. not the
longest and timeliest home run at
baseball, not the most heroic rush at
football, requires more rigid con-
centration Of thought and energy, or
more dauntless courage, that the
flick of putter that sends the ball
crawling on its last little journey
across the putting reen, when the putt
is for the hole, and the hole means the
match. There is not a quality of mind
or body-I will not except or qualify
at all-no, not one, that life itself
proves excellent which q circuit of
the links will not test.-Atlantic
Monthly.