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The Iola register., 1902-05-09
Resolutions,

At the last meeting Of McCook Post
No. 81 G. A. X. the following resolu-
tions were passed.
la as much as it is a we'll known fact
that il it we're not for the efforts of the
w. Il. G. this post room would not
present the beautiful appearance which
IT now does and that had it not been
for the we'll directed concert of action
on the part of the same worthy ladies
we would not be in possession of the
beautiful new organ now in the room.
Therefore it is moved that vote of
thanks be rendered to the w. Il. c.
for their success in furnishing the
above favors.
On motion vote of thanks was
rendered our friends, not members of
the post or w. II. c., for their assist
snce in helping us secure the organ.
On motion 1t was ordered that the
adjutant present the above resolutions
to the daily papers for publication.
7. S. BALL, Adj't.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
YOUNG GIRL DISAPPEARED
Miss Hazel Pegg Reported Lost at
Chsnnte and Not Seen Nor Heard
of Since Last Monday

Chanute Tribune Friday: a young
Mao from lola was in the city this
morning in search Of hhs sister, Miss
Basel Pegg, who has mysteriously
disappeared. The young lady was Il
compo sitsr Sin an lola printing office,
and was last seen by her family on
Monday morning when she started
down town to work. She did not go
TO the office, however, and was not
heard OF again, until Monday noon,
when she took the Santa F'e for Hum
boldt, in company with an lola
woman, who is thought to have been
the cause of the girls leaving home.
On reaching Humboldt, the girl and
woman separated The family was
greatly alarmed over the girls disap-
psarance and instituted "a search for
her at once.
she was traced 10 Humboldt, all
right. but there the earth seemed 30
swallow her 9p, as nothing has been
seen or heard of her since her arrival
thore. If She left Humboldt, she
has either walked out or ridden out
ia buggy as she has not gone away
on any train, close watch having been
kept at both the Santa Fe and Katy
stations. The brother was in the city
this morning inQulring at the news
paper offices, to see il his sister has
applied for work in this city, but he
could get no trace of her here. The
young lady is about seventeen years
of age, tall for her age. has light
brown hair and gray eyes.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
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I Labor Department
CONTRIBUTED
G~~>~H>>NNN>~JNN>~E-S
WHY ARE ME CARPENTERS 50 POOR

WHY ARE THE CARPENTERS 50 POOR
LY PAID?
From the Carpenter;
1t is a deplorable and ever bewil-
dering fact that the carpenter, who
must be possessed of a great amount
of knowledge and furnish nearly jail
working plans and technical instruc-
ticn to the other tradesmen engaged
ir the construction of buildings, new
erlreceives rate of wages at all n
proportion to the value of his services
He is only little better paid than the
unskilled laborer, who has not been
required to school himself con
stantly for years in his calling, and
who is free from worry over plans
and the need of more tools as soon as
the whistle blows
There are q number of reasons for
this state of affairs. There are no ef-
fects without cause, and the first
reason that presents itself is lthe fact
that we do not protect ourselves
D. thoroughly with apprenticeship rules;
but we are hardly to be condemned
for that We are conscientious and
good-hearted class of men by nature,
because a prerequisite to adopting the
trade is "a high order of intelligence,
and with that intelligence goes sense
of honor and love of justice which
prevents us from resorting to bull
doing methods of looking for the
advantage and taking it.
But another reason, and one not
easily discovered, is this: We peddle
our goods (labor) too freely. When
ground is first broken to start build
ing, it is equivalent to hanging out a
sign, Labor Wanted" About the
time the foundation is in the crowd of
labor sellers, mostly carpenters,
needs to be kept moving by the police
The boss needs brick masons first
and the work is ready for them. 81
he does not parley so long owe
wages, but says, "Go back to work;
but the carpenter, who looks a littl
sheepish, and is tired from huntinl
work, he says, 'How much do yo
want .day?" and, for an evasiv
means, says, "Oh, well, / have
friend who will help me when | ar
ready" SOFT appears that, in orde
to sell his goods, he must cut tn
The Iola register., 1902-05-09

price. Now, then, II the carpenters
would stay OF home when idle, and
let the bosses hunt them up when
needed, he the boss would be in ''the
hurry to close the deal, and would
lose the advantage of ten or fifteen
cents per day, which he holds a. "a
club" over the next man who seeks
employment. Our greatest trouble is
that we seem to be foreveri iafraid that
we will not "beg hara enough " Com
petition is said to be the life of trade,
but when it enters the Held as beggar
it must result in the ruiDation OF the
business that depends on it.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
Saturday, May 10th.

L. Pittsburg a. M; A. Girard $50
a. M; L. Girard a. M; A Chanute
1880 a. M; l.. Chanute l:20 p. m; y.
lola l:45 p. m; L, lola 7 p. m; a.
Kansas City 1880 p. IN. Santa Fe
Route.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09

Dr. Coilman reports girl baby
born to Mr. and Mrs l.. II. Ferguson,
of 404 north jefferson avenue, May 3,
1902.
DIR. Harry Wiley reports the birth
of twins, II boy and girl, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Letchworth, of 5O4 north
Cottonwood street, April ,, 1902.
The Santa Fe has appealed from the
finding of the commissioners appoint
ed to assess damages for the construc-
tion of streets across the Davis addi-
tion, in district court.
If Merritt Esse had a pair of ten
foot stills he couldn't feel any more
elated than he does over the arrival
of u very handsome daughter that
came to his house and claimed rela-
tionship on May lst, Merritt is surely
mighty proud of that baby,
To remove ink stain from delicate
fabrics wet the spots in milk, then
cover them with common salt. This
should be done before the garments
have: been washed. Another way to
take tout ink is to dip it in melted
tallow. sFor fine, delicate articles
this is the best way,
c. A. Jayhet says that the twelve
men who went down into their pock
cts and raised fund to have a gas
we'll sunk near Bayard let the con
tract the other day to the Moran
drillers and that by this time the drill
is pounding its way down. 1t is Ger
tainly to be hoped the gentlemen fnt
a good flow of gas. They say a gooC
find mean the erection of brick plan
on the Katy neGr Bayard.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
" NhOOpinQ Cough.

A woman who has had experience
with this disease, tells how to prevent
any dangerous consequences from it,
She says; Our three children took
whooping cough last summer, our
baby boy being only three months old
and owing to our giving them Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy they lost
none of their plumpness and came out
in much better health than other chill
dren whose parents did not use this
remedy, Our Oldest little girl would
call Justify for cough syrup between
whoops. -- JESSIE PINKIE HALL,
Springville, Ala. This remedy is for
sale by w. L. Crabb Il Co. and
Campbell u Burrell.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
Memorial Day Proclamation.

On Saturday Governor Stanley
issued his annual Memorial Day
proclamation, as follows:
1.-The thirtieth day of May is becom-
ing each year, more AMI more q
sacred holiday, more and more Il day
of hallowed memories, more and more
a day of tender retrospect,
every cemetery that marks the
last resting place OF soldier or sail
or of the civil war, is shrine. and
every grave an altar where the people
meet, scatter covers. devote them
selves new to patriotic purposes and
good citizenship and renew their de-
votion TO the country which the soldier
of the Republic periled his life to
save,
1.-The generation of men who con-
Quoted the war for the preservation of
the union is passing away, but the in.
stitutions rendered sure and perma-
nent by their sacrifices, are growing
ia strength and the union has grown
great beyond the dreams of the most
hopeful of the Grand Army who
fought TO preserve it. The services
of the soldiers of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war, while less conspicuous, were
not less successful than those OF the
civil war, and attest the influence of
the great example, and prove what
might be expected from the sons of the
men who followed Grant and Sherman
and Sheridan from 81 to '6j.
"It is meet and proper thation each
Memorial Day the people refrain from
business pursuits, assemble in their
respective localities and engage in
services appropriate to the occasion,
that the day be observed by the pub
lie schools, that all the churches on
the Sabbath preceding Memorial Day
hold appropriate services, and here
by direct that in all the public insti-
tutions of the State proper exercises
be held, and earnestly request that all
citizens unite with the Grand Army
Posts, Wcmen's Relief Corps, Sons
of Veterans, Ladies of the Grand
Army of the Republic and other kin
dred organizations, in observance of
the day.
"In testimony whereof, | have here.
unto subscribed my name and caused
the great seal of the State to b,
affixed, Done at the State capitol il
the city of Topeka on this third day
of May, A. D., 1902.
W. 4. STANLEY. Governor.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
Knight Arnold.

There are lot of people in lola
who still remember pleasantly Judge
r, II. knight and Miss Dee Arnold,
both of whom formerly lived here.
Word reached here yesterday of their
marriage at Los Angeles, Cal, on
May l, and that they will make their
home in that city. MIR, Knight is a
lawyer who was formerly associated
with Major Foust in this city. Miss
Arnold is the eldest daughter OF
Judge j. L. Arnold, for many years
probate judge here, Their many AL.
len county friends will extend congrat.
ulations and good wishes.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
A Prominent Lawyer

of Greenville, Ill.,, Mr.. G, f. Cook
writes: 81 have been troubled with
biliousness, sick headache, sour
stomach, constipation, ETC., for sew
eral years. | sought long and tried
many remedies, but was disappointed
until | tried your DR.. Caldwell S
Syrup Pepsin, can cheerfully recon-
mend it to any suffering from above
complaints At c. b. Spencer q
Co.'S, lola, Kas,, Kline 81 Son,
Moran, Kas., w. j. Waters & Co.,
LaHarpe, Kas.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
As Viewed at Joplin.

The Joplin News-Herald reprints
the story OF the sale of two Gas City
smelters to the New Jersey Zinc
Company and comments as follows:
"It is possible that the above dis
patch indicates the approach of the
of the much talked of
smelter consolidation. The deal for
the purchase of the Cockerill and
Prime Western interests was nego-
tiated in Joplin last week at which
time mention was made in these
columns of the visit of officials of the
New Jersey Zinc company. At that
time nothing was said in public con-
corning the deal. 1t is believed that
the announcement of the sudden de-
termination of the producers pool to
sell it's holdings of ore had something
to do with the news of the smelter deal
at this time. The New Jersey com
pany is said to be composed largely
of stockholders in the big steel and
other corporations. The latest deaI
may mean a great deal for the Joplin
| Il istrict ~
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
500 Reward, 500

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreadful disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby des-
troying the foundation of the disease
and giving the patient strength by
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure, Send for list OF
testimonials.
Addres,
F.. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, Toe
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09

L. Winfield I a. M; A. Indepen
dence 9:20 Il. m. L. Independence 1850
a. m. a. Coffeyville 1l;40 a. IN. L.
Coifeyville 2:20 p m; A. Cherryvale
2:50 p. m; l. Cherryvale 4 p. M; A.
Pittsburg 6:45 p. IN.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Four
teen Years of Suffering.

81 have been afflicted with sciatic
rheumatism for fourteen years." says
Josh Edgar Of Germantown, Cal. 81
was able to be around but constantly
suffered. | tried everything | could
hear of and at last was told to try
Chamberlains Pain Balm, which / did
ard was Immediately relieved and in
short time cured, and | am happy
to say it has not since returned" =" Why
not use this liniment and get we'll? l
is for sale by w. l.. Crabb & Co. and
Campbell & Burrel.
The Iola register., 1902-05-09
COMMERCIAL CLUB COMING
Kansas City, IA nsas. Sunshine Scat
tererS Will Be in lola Saturday
From Lbs to 7 y. m

The RR1ISTER has received the fol-
lowing letter, a very cordial one, ad-
dressed to the citiaeRs OF lola. from
the Kansas City, Kansas. Commercial
Club which started on a week IS tour
of Kansas today. The club was hese
for an hour last fall and then ex.
pressed a,desireto come lack and stay
longer, so on this trip the club gives
lola the longest stop on their trip and
lola certainly wants to be at the
depot to see them and make them well
come. The letter and schedule are
given below:
KANSAS CITY, KANSAS,
May 2nd, 1902.
DEAR SIR:-Iuclosed herewith please
find complete itinerary of our
"Scatter Sunshine" trip. You will
note from this the time which the
Santa Fe has positively agreed to ar
rive In your city. There will be one
hundred and fifty in our party and we
feel convinced from the friendly letters
received from your city that our short
visit with you will be very agreeable
one. Our Committee desires to eX-
tend to you and to u representative
Committee of your citizens special
invitation to meet us at any point
along our proposed route and remain
the guest OF the Club until we return
to Kansas City. If you cannot re-
main this longlcome and visit us at
"Our house" and be with US as long
as you can. We are glad to state
positively that Governor Stanley.
Lieutenant Governor Richter, Attor-
ney General Goddard and Secretary
of State Clark have accepted our in
vitation and faithfully agreed to be
with us and meet your people. Mayor
w. II. Craddock of our city, Judge
w. G.. Holt of our Common Pleas
Court, Judge f.. L. Fischer of our
district Court as we'll as many other
prominent City and County officials
have already signed and agreed to be
with us. In case of any special in
formation desired the iuclo sed timer
ary can be followed and you can
reach us by wire at any of the cities
named thereon at the time stated. We
expect to follow it very carefully.
HARRY FRIED BERG,
Chairman Entertainment Committee
ITINERARY MERCANTILE CLUB
Wednesday, May 7th.
L. Kansas City 9 q. M. A. Olathe
$3.50 a. m; l.. Ciathe l1:20 a. M; A.
Emporia 1:50 p. m; L. Emporia 4:20
sp. M. A. Newton 6 p. m.
Thursday, May 9th.
L. Newton a. m; A. Arkansas
City IL a. m. l.. Arkansas City p m.
A. Wellington 1920 p. m; L. yelling
ton 5:15 p. M; A. Winfield 6 p. m.
Friday, May 9th.
L. Winfield a. M; A. Indepen
dence 9:20 a. M; l.. Independence 1850
a. M: a. Coifeyville 1l:40 a. IN. l..
Coff eyville 2:20 p. m: A. Cherryvale
2:50 p. m; l. Cherryvale 4 p. M; A.
Pittsburg 6;45 p. IN.
Saturday, May 10th.
L. Pittsburg a. M; A. Girard $3.50
a. M; l.. Girard a. M; A. Chanute
1880 a. M; l.. Chanute l:20 p. m; a,
lola l:45 p. m; L. lola p. m: A,
Kansas City 1880 p. m. Santa Fe
Route,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

Y Rosyi. 81 ssb4Ioxaia' Bskii
{sispkiew,os.) - w wojsku 70
.yJ.kiem (zeromstisgo)sa 81 Dc
sysna kegla. 81 Lilil (Em. zolil
IS stan Coolnsesotiout (Opis)l IS
Prsyszle Waterloo. 81 Stan Mas.
sachusetts. SO Mi<roby v Ciels
Ludzklem. 80 Przeciw Pijahstwu.
40 Lewa Reka II Napoje Od6wie.
zajace. ~ Angielski Solomon. 48.
Spirytyzm i Opinia 2ublicsna. "A
Dzwiek Wilijny. (Obrazek scenics"
NY. IS Navel Djabe4 ME Wytrzy~
mai A. Filipihskie Rzady NUM-
cypalne. ~ ChihczYk 0 Chihczy-
kach. 4s Lekajmy sic Azyi! 40
Zamach ma Prezydenta Nc Kinleya.
50 lI,storya Seim6w Zw,azkn Ma
rodo wegc Polskiego " Stan. Zjedn.
81 Credo [wiersz]. SO %lIistoryczny
Poczet Kr6l6w Po]sklch So Obszar
i Ludnost Gl6wniejszych KRAKOW
ma Cafym Swiecie. 81 Powierzchnia
Ziemi i Rasv Ludzkie. IS Barwy
Krajowe Poszczeg6lny,h Panstw.
Sc Wykaz Panstw Swiata. Panu.
jacych, G}6wnych Mast it'd. 81
Okres Brzemiennosci u Zwierzat j
Wylegania u Drcbiu. So Sredni
Okres Brzemieunosci Przecietne
Rozp}adzanie sig Zw'erzat Demo
3! wych i Drobiu. SO Tabela do Eat.
weqo Obliczan;a Zarobku Robo tpi-
k6w. so Tabela do katvego obi
czania ProceLt6w. 81 Humor i Sa.
tyra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16
80 :. .sF# A5 Y@9sH iigsgf n II. q
< nllend1arz Amerykl
na rok 1902.

Zawiera:sl Wiadomo6ci, kslen-
darskie. 2 Kalendarz 6cienDy 3
Kslendars Z wykasem 6wietych.
SWIFT. ewaugelij, odrian ksiesyca
xmian powietrza j r6znemi wiado-
mo6ciaml pozytecznemi. I Rozrost
ludno6ci " ubieg}ym stuleciu. 5 Ma
powltanie Nowego koku (wiersz).
8 W jaki spos6b dawniej obcho~
dzono NowY Rok.7 Carmela. czyli
Oszala}a z Ml}oscj. 8 zbytki ION, a
ossczedno6t mellow (wierszl 9 Sen,
p. Henryka sienkiew,cza. 10 swia~
dectwo nieboszczyka (~wiersz). IL
Ma}yuBakaiarz - (" ielki Nancy
ciel. l2W Piwniczej lzbie { iersz).
Is Opuszczona. Opowiadanie. IA
Wytrwaj do kohca (wiersz). Is
HistorYa o Matku Gruszce i Seka-
! tel PAIGE. is Kocham Gig ~(wiers~).
II Pojedynek Amerykanski. Opo-
wialanie. ls w SWAT! (wiersz).
Is Widmo Pokutu1ace ma Spizu. 90
,,.Skazka" Kapitanie Tumce j Je.
60 Dienszczyku Jeromce. 2l O.
powjadanie o "a zydach, kt6rzy
SIG "a Kapucyn6w przebierali
ludzi okradali. % CHOP i Djabe}.
Powiastka Ludowa. % O slawnych
zar}okach. "a. Podr6z Dzwon6w
do Rzymu (Legenda). p Dsiwny
Seq kt6rY sic sprawdzi} i ME
prawdzl} (Opow. amerykahskie)
2e Opowiadanie o Wajwaczuy Clio.
! snym Niegdy6 Rozb6jniku W Bo:
rach Tucholskich. ~ Kazimierz
Korsak. es Dw6ch Braci. Legenda
J. N. Jaskowskiego. 80 Htstorya
O Autor7tecie. 80 Teatr Ludowy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16
.PxIskIS dsJscko.f y

i. J. Y rSI = 4s1ee e.
kto u testeSi
Polak maty.
Jaki sink tw6jf
Orzei biafy.
Gdsie ty miesskas.?
Mixd.Y swemi.
y, " ,. u t,.,o' .
Y p.olsti'ej zie' ri
Csem t. 1iemia BIZ.
Ma o1osysna.
Gem sdsbytaP
Krwia i b'isoa
C.y T. koohsssf
Kooham szozarza,:
A " Co wle:zYsz?
w Pclske wierxe.
Cos ty ola niejr
Wdzieosne dzleois.
C'A jej wl.,lear
OddaG zYoie.
Wlad. BeixA
Nailepsze lekarstwo
n. wypadanie wlosdw W kr6tkihmn
~czasie zapobiega w~ylateniu w}os6w
i oczyszcza glove z }usek i liszaji
Ma tysych g}owaeh wnet ukazujt
sie porost.
Many tak1e VIC
Ma RHUMATYZM i Pose{smy
M wszystkie oze6oi 6wiata,
Je&eli cheese sic: .wyleczyt
cd picia rozpalajaoyoh trunk6w'
likierdw lub palenia fajki, eyga'
lub papierds6w. kt6re ozssto PREY
prowadzaja chorobe piersi, napisa
do mas a my cie wyleczYmy.
Ma odpowiedf przes}ac nalezy
znaczek pocztowy za>2 Gently.
Wszelkie listy adresowat nalezy:
Prof. w K. SZEMBORsKI
"A William Str.
New Britain, Conn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

NFJhFgA.a&8 .,HSSY1 .@&T%I EF34S- u ~
Tutejsse Tow.rzystwo Nv
hio q Arch hna 3. vybtra'i'o p
rok a.lssy 6sn.stepujscy sarzad:
Hip. 7awl,oki prezes, Jan
Dziuba}a vice prezes, I sekr FIR
Kropko. II sekr. Fr. Kszy SKA.
kasyer Plotr Gutowski, J6sel stur-
eul %marssa}ek, Franc. Pliszka
%odzwierny, Vic. M,siewicz do am.
choragwi opiekunowie chorych
Waleuty Bullinski i Stefan Dzian~
dowski, opiekunowin kasy Jan
Graczewski, MARGIN Ncskowiak i
Jan wojoiechowski, do ehoragwi
to warzystwa Aatoui Kllmaszewski,
Jan Zambrowlex, st Noskowlak,
And Gudlewski, FIR. kuklinski i
Vik. Kuklinski.
Zarazem deaosse il zabra&
nam Pan Bog z tego swiata Brata
nasz-go Towa'zystwa &. p. Kat
mierza Klimas1ewskiego, kt6rego
Braotwo " Niedziele. 6StJcznia. Z
musyka poohowate.
JAN woJClECHowsKI
Ds1eIma kobteto.
w miescie Paid W Indiana
miafa mi .isce bursi va scena na uli-.
each tego mtasta. Jakis koodi,wy
d~entvsta, a do tego JUL zonaty i
dzietny paz~isk,em Dri coll. ns"
Ipisat o~brataiaoy list n~;ejakiej
pannle Miller, czyniso jej nieprsv.'
swoite prepozyove. Panns ..bio
muller" kupita sobie tegl bat i
przvby}a d. nj 'sta Pao'l, ably go
Tvbi6 batem publiosnie. Gala Ind.
nnG6 mi .steczka wezWaia do eiebie
dzwonleniem ma oeien. i opowi 'da~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16
Q00h.

/. sludaolci. 20 o. prsybyia. M
4 o.els, oA,,sgo1' /. utlnn,mul lsttahaihs pod
" OLSEN sdeatysty, : !. gdv ton Rrosif
r ss 7 lei ssstrssl-alem,,--lego susJona'
arzad: n.k,onili q, do teeo, 10 wyssedl ns
, Jan ulios odebrai ;l,ss o y sbaE:sydki.
r FIR prascxytaa 60 gsoino i prEyscai sis
y ska, te po,petaii paskudztwo,,-prnssspo, :
i stur- oil psnnioe i Gale miasto, : dopioro
Pliszka w.edy panna Miller. uzyskawss5
8 am. taxa s.tysfakoye odieoha'a do do
horyoh mu. Obywatele dali znac kochliwe~
Dzian- mu dentyscie, aby wyui66i sie : ich
Jan miasta csempredsej, DO 60 cos gor~
i s.ego epotka. Tyui66f Gle natych-
oragwi Mast.
-
Oder wante stalk0wki
uloCAnlne.
zabra{ Paryt. IL styc.nia.- Znakomity
Brata polski okulista dr. G%.ts3owski OBJ
KAT mv6.it v ostatn,ch ozasach nowy
an~s6b ~leczeuia choroby oczuei,
,znia. z zwane1 oderwa'i,n siatk6wk1. kto-
ra prawie zawsze wv~o{ywafa ne
WSKI tvchmins:owa nisulecz.ln9 hjepote,
a vssvstkie doty chczas proponowa"
ne 6rodki okazywa&Y sic bezowocnY
" mi. Spos6b dra Ga}ezowskiegc,
r..o po,eqaiacy ma nader komp)ikowa.
80: pei deli <atnei operaovl. zisje sic
by6 iedy,i, skuteozuym. Jedns z
pisrwszyoh tski ii operacyj wYko'
j., na&,dr Galyzowski pred kilku ME.
~e;ak;a; siacami y Meksyku, dol ad uds@
.nrzv. Gle wez do c6rki prezYdeata
h;c I~senatu, kt6ra magic z pcwodu ODER
~ uani, ~siatk6wki o:iemisia. Opera
.hv on eva udata sig wyb"rnie p, tax se
l9 ind. eh"ra pra~'e a's'"
siahie odzYska&a wzrok.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-05
SHELVED THE BALL PARK
AID. KNAUFT DID NOT INTRODUCE
HIS ORDINANCE.

The request of the Schlitz Brewing
company for the removal of the corner
of South Wabasha and Water streets
from the prohibitory district, will be
threshed over in thelcommittee on streets
of the board of aldermen An attempt
was made to pass it last night, but the
required number of votes could not be
mustered
Rumor was rife yesterday that an
other attempt would be made to secure
council consideration for a down town
ball park, but nothing was done when
the board met last night An ordinance
legalizing the grounds near Central Park
was in the hands of Aid. Knauft but for
some reason it was not introduced A
number of interested property owners
were present to protest. Aid. Huber, in
whose ward the proposed park is stu
ated, says he was not given any notice
that an attempt would be made to secure
the councils approval
The Great Western has filed a petition
with the council asking permission to lay
d spur track on the West side, to pass
through an alley and cross Plato, Chi
cago, Indiana, Fairfield and Fillmore
streets. The track will run north and
south
The Omaha railroad has asked to be
permitted TO lay the necessary tracks
for a warehouse that it proposes to
erect between Hyde and Moses street,
just opposite the public baths The as
sembly committee on streets has already
agreed TO the vacation of Myrtle street
for the purpose.