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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
MARRIED IN HOSPITAL
Paul Noble Does SOt Permit Appen-
dicifis 70 Prevent Ns-ending

Though he was confined TO his bed in
St Francis hospital. Paul Z. Noble did
not permit that fact 70 deter him from
wedding the girl he loved ard he and
Miss Clara 7. Hine. Of Einsley. were
quietly married by Rev. T.. =. Sargent
pastor of the Plymouth Cougrc eatouaI
church. Wednesday afternoon
Mr. Noble and Miss Hiue have been
engaged 70 Be- married Tor some time
and aI arrangements had been made 10
have the wedding take place in June at
the home Of the brides parents.
on April 3. ar. Noble. who was ser-
iously IN with appendicitis. vas taken 20
the ST. Francis hospital, where he IN
derwelt an operation on the same day.
on the next day HIS afdancod came %
Wichita. and making her home with
Mss Leona HerZe- she visited tha sick
man every day ana was OF the greatest
ass stznce 70 the physicians In tle carr
tuE for HIM While she was attending
him rha hospital the two began to DIS
cuss The idea Of speedy marriage and
last Tuesday the decision was made The
sister superior of the hospital glzdIy
gave her consent 10 tho Plan az -
riage of patient within the walls Of
the Institution and the next afternoon
the Tlan was carried into eject
The wedding naturally lacked many Of
the fcrmaiiries which usually ~ with
marriages bur the romantic features
were certainly 1ot lacking. The h-l5e
stood az the side ~ the bed and while
the sick man placed ON her hnEer tle
weddirg ring. the officiating cIergv1 an
pronounced them man and ulte The
only witnesses at the wediicg were, E.
3 fHne. The father of the bride II SIS
Leona fIerZer. $50 South Market street.
and DE- C. g. clark. the physician az
ST Francis hospital
3Tr. Noble VIII be- able % leave The --s-
fital .a about Two weeks ard De ana his
bride VIZ g. 70 Eirsley. where Mr. E1hie
VIII recuperate fer about q ueur1- They
VIII make their home in M city
ar Noble was Ter several years a--
ployed il She ritv oflce 90 rhh Frisco
railroad IN this city but b. IS now rrar-
eiinE Ter the Arkansas valley Lulnaer
company. he occupies o prominent place
a wichita musical circles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18

in payment for some goods and put the
change in his vest pocket. He had about
$50 IN his trousers pocket He was walk
ing west on Douglas avenue, when near
the railroad, when suddenly a man step
ped in front Of him and told him 10 hold
UP hrs hands. Offering as an inducement
70 comply with the request big black
revolver.
Alr. RAIDER. Of course -omplied. and the
man took the money IL his trousers
pocket, but left the other alone. This
shows that he was = novice at the game
as an old hand would have gone through
every pocket Of the mans clothes. Mr..
RAIDER was pretty badly scared. but Is
happy because the man did not take the
trouble to look Up the balance Of his
cash
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestive organs viii be regulated and
you viii be bright, active and ready
for any kind OF work. This has
been the experience Of others; II
VIII be YOURS. HOODS PILLS ara
sod by al medicine dealers, p cts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
BURNED ON STAGE
Susie Kirwin Does Not Let Accident
Interfere with Opera.

interfere WIFI -~-' o.
susie * -v-i1 of The wilbur rirzE =
0rara eau-aarv now at the oraD -7ra
ssf vith quite pairfal accident At ed
--sfa~ rteht while tie comrEnv was
playing -The Boheni ln Girl IT. ne LASS
a-7 one of tke characters was To DO some
sraes shooting but when he frst s12r
Pea the gun the cartridge faLed u ax-
aI86e. He kept Valk1s towards ss
t~lrvin- au ths ffue Swapping The rer-
esr ana wilen wlthi1 lew teet cl nrr
-fs rarrr6es wear eff The powder sr-1-
~ Mss Nirwin Or the arm ANA causing
very raiufsl b1r u1- serifus vou-- BE-
nfav STOPPED Few MONS srs while 3iss
r-frwi1 rshh75 her wounded arm o-t -he
intense aaia di3 u7- keep - from lrlsl-
Ing hes pert in ths c
1fiss Lula Hagthorl has eo-s 70 Afl-
-~ten. kan % E lg tle school en-
rar-ai r-ue1- tE[s evening
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
0saiiglaf

If your liver IS out Of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, OF Constipation, take dose OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
PARLOR DAY COACH
Frisco Trains Garry Elaborate Cars
Ont Of y fchffa

The afternoon trains on the Frisco be-
tween Wichita and Burton and St
Louis are now carrying q Pullman par
Tor coach. ia place Of the usual day car
These coaches are wide vesu0ulsd, are
cooled by electric fans, ughted ny gas,
and the seats ia them are upholstered in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
DECIDED
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CONGRE-
CATION WILL BUILD.
Committee Of Five VIII Adept Plans
for New Church.

TOT NEW LHAILiis
The congregational meeting Of the First
Presbyterian church last night definitely
decided 70 adopt the recommendation Of
the Mems club Of the organization ard
build a church which win cost from gao
e3 20 S5a coo. The matter OF securing
plans for the church was placed in the
hands Of a committee 10 De composed OF
Rev. c. L. Bradr the pastor Of the
church. one member from the church ses-
sion. one from the board q deacous. one
from the trustees, and the 0rher from
the Mems club
The meeting last night decided that The
new church should be composed of three
parts. the mems club rooms, the Sunday
school room. with suitable class rooms
and capable If accommodating 1-Qe0
scholars. and the church auditorium TO
seat 300 people. Some believe that the
club room should be built drst as they
are most needed az preseEs
The committee VIII be organized i'm
mediately and the plans adopted as soon
as possible. The meeting last night was
well attended and an enthusiastic spirit
was manifest
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-04

gross Douglas has made in her school
 John Hostadt, of La Pera ranch. received a car load of fine registered Holstein cattle Wednesday from Sali- mas, California, and sent them down to his ranch in Sonora. The cattle were four days on the road.
 Brick is being unloaded at the Cop per Queen store for the new building at the rate of three cars a day, and enough will soon beon the ground to begin the brick work. First class brick are being turned out at Douglas brick yard and the company has or ders for large number of brick to be delivered at an early date.
 Frank Dorr returned from Bisbee Tuesday and took hold of the Dispatch having purchased the interest of Joe Banta. Frank is a good fellow and we are glad to have him in our midst He will make the dispatch one of the leading papers of the line city. The local republicans are jubilant over the change, and predict a success of their party here.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-04
The Hardest knocker.

The Hardest knocker.
 Go over to the iron foundry at the Copper Queen if you want to see a sol i'd knocker. They have about forty cords of old slag pots, carwheels and a hundred other worn out forms of cast iron, and they want to cast it over. Now, the biggest Swede in Ari- zona might bat way at one of those castings indefinitely. It would soon become soft and cushion up on the surface and he had as well hammer away at cannon ball made of lead But they put the obstinate article on a cast iron bed, then they pull 2,000 pound hammer up about 25 feet, where it is released automatically and you ought to see the boys hide out as it comes down. It hits the car wheel, or be, squarely in the solar plexus, and be, squarel in the solar plexus, and bits of cast iron, from the size of a peanut to a niggerhead take to the air without race or color or previous condition of servitude. You ought to see that hammer perform, if you want to see a thoroughbred knocker.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-04
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
 AT DOUGLAS
JAMEs O. coNNoR IS PRESIDENT AND C. E. NICHOLS sEcRE-
 TARY.
More Than Two Hundred Members Are Already Enrolied-interesting News Items.
Special Correspondence.)

Douglas, Oct 2, 1902
 The Douglas Democratic club held its first meeting last Saturday evening in the Workmen hall. A large mum Der of enthusiastic democratic work CTS were present The officers elected were, Jams o. Connor, president; Jno. H. Slaughter, honorary president; Fal- ley Nichols, secretary. An executive committee of seven was appointed and the club starts out with good mem bership. The object and aim of the club is to support the entire demo- cratic ticket and assist the County Central committee and the Territorial committee About 260 members have already been enrolled.
 Jimmie Howell, one of the next as- semblymen from Cochise county, came up from Sonora Tuesday, and left on the evening train for Bisbee, where he will receive medical treatment MT. Howell has a bone felon on his right hand, and it has caused him a great deal of pain, and he left for Bis bee to have it lanced. Jimmie is one of the most popular young men among the cattlemen and miners in Cochise county and will carry the largest vote in the county.
 John H. Slaughter is at present in California, attending to some of his cattle, which were shipped there sever al months ago. Mir. Slaughter ex- poets to return to Douglas in time for the election and will help along the democratic victory from this end.
 Joe Muirhead, Pete Johnson and John Mullen, republican nominees. have been in Douglas for the past three days working hard for their indi- dividual selves in the coming election. The gentlemen were shown about our city by Chas. Overlook and H. c. Still, man. Judging from the way Joe Muir head was working and tacking up his cards in Douglas, we think he is wor- ring considerable about that treasur CTS ofice in Tombstone, and Joe says he Is going to get there-if he gets enough votes.
 L. A. Hostadt and wife have returned from California and have taken apart nents at the Ord.
 L. c. Hanks, cashier of the Douglas City Bank, has returned from . short trip to Naco.
 E. A. Mcfarland, vicepresident oi the Cananea, Yaqui River and Pacific rsilroad, spent Wednesday in Douglas conferring with Superintendent Nor gan, of the Southwestern, relative te handling freight over both roads.
 Frank 0oodbody, superintendent o' tAe county schools. spent Tuesday h Duuglas and made . visit to oul scAools. Mr. coodbody expressed him ssaf c hishly pleased with the pro
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-04

Wiley Mofhtt, up Tombstone canyon about 400 yards above Castle rock, is getting . little water works system together of his own, being the owner of several fine springs in that locality.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-04

Douglas, Oct 2, 19G
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
" stanach Zjed. iKanadzie $500
" Europe Roniecz. naprs6d) $3.50
w a n k i.
Prenumerata wynOsi roczn1e

Abonenoi oplaoajacy WrAsus.
{ doiu, kon1ecznie musza p{ac'c
500 rs jedsn ~rek, lubo W tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli ezyli pfa-
cscych naprz6d, roozna opfate
.niiyli6my ma $l.bo.
Kto ziedna nam trzech no
,1ych abonentdw i przesle cd
xatdegc o%a}orocznv abonament :
CORY, temu przez caly rok gazette;
dla niego nmego ~przese}ao bedsie-
my bezplatni
!. Kto odbierzes r 1ezty trey gazety.
.watany, Jest "a abonrenta odpo.
! ~iedz,alqym "a abonament:
Kto xmieni adres, powinien ma
.yonmiast podad wydawoy W1AR'sA
wSj9nowy adres. :
,,Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wis g.zety "a posrednictwem
iistoweeo hub innego urzednika
n,oxtoweeo, W1ARus pose}anY be
die dalej. asiktoro ktos zapr.estaIie
odbiera6 gazette, .powln'en WPlcT"
sap}ae il, jeaeli co "a mia -.Aien.
P;eniadze "a i ola W1ARusA q.
ely ~przeseia6 pr.ez pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order Moilna
tel przese}aG abonamentw adolarach
p.pierovyoh, prze. Postal note,
albo " jednocentowych Tub dwuoen
towyoh xbaczkach pocztowych, @eoz
je.eii abouament, " TAXI sposdb
prxes&any, v drodze prsspadn'e (cc
sie " tym krajn bardzo rzsdko
.darsa) wydawca W,AKusA ME
bielx e "a to ma siehie odpowiedzial
ookoi. Take listy najlepiej kazac
"a poczcie reglstrowad, DO wtencsaa
arsad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od'
powiedzialnosG, Re wrazs zawarto6'
oia dojda n. miejsoe prxeznac.enia.
Wszelkie listy oras prsesefki pie
aieane do W1AEps% ;a~areescwa6:
II. DerdOwsh
500 f Srd Str.
WINoNA Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
- 81. Z. #@a@ n. @@Naasf s1-r.S-s#SssENGp IT95@-s.
Z niW POlskich
v AN ERYCE.

CHICAGO Pom'edzy
|Polakam, i take v pras'e
amrrykahske 81 rozeszfs SIC
wiest IL OBJ Piotr Kiolbassa
zamierza ub,egst sic o u
zyskan7e nom'nacyi ma tyk'e-
Gle acknowledgements ma u
Rad >karbn ka powiatowego
County Treasurer.
POLSCY ~MECHAN1CY.
w gazec,e St. LOUIS Post
Dispatch zna)dujemy artyku'
W kt6rym jest obszernie O.
pisany ilustrnwany miniatu-
rowy. a lednak wzozowo u
rzadzony warsztat mechan'cz-
ny bracl Piskorskich W St.
Louis. Caty warsztat miescl
sic W dawnej drewutni. po~
m'mo tego ma parcwa ma
szynke, wyrabla w}asne
Sw,atto elektryczne O sile
~ swiatei, kt6fe zak;ad O.
sw.etlaja. 9
Jeden z braci czy ~ lat.
Ipodczas wojny sluzy} ma okre
Gle jake maszyn sta, a tera7
pracu)e jake mechanic, dru-
gi brat jest molderem, a
trzeci uczeszcza do wyzszej
szko}y l ma zamiar pob'erst
nauki W mechanicznei szkole
Wszyscy trzel SO amatoram'
mecnaniki i w warsztacie
swym pracuja tylko wieczors~
mi po zwyczajne) piracy. Je
den buduje ma]utka lokomo-
tywe kole,owa. drugi pracu~
je mad udoskona]eniem auto
mobil, i maszyr do prania a
nsjm'odszy brat i'm pomaga.
O - KS.
B Rcs:hski polaczyl wezlem
malzehskim p. Teo6la D}u-
1ydsk'ego, wydawce POLO
nil " Ameryce, parma
L~okadya Mloszewska. o.
pr6cz rodzinyi wielu przyia~
cio} polskiej narodowosc',
widz'elismy take wielu wy.
b,tnych obywateli i urzedni:
k6w innej narodowosci,
ktorzy z sympathy ku pan
stwu mtodym przybyli z in
nych okol'c miasta. Mfoda
para tego sameeo dnia uaa-
Ia sic W podroz poslubna do
stanu New York.
POLSKlE SlOSTRY
F~RANCtSZKANKI W Tar
". Nebrasce (poczta
Tarnow, Nebr.) %przyjmuja
dzlewczeta. W wieku Cd lat
Is W nauke ma zakonnice.
"a naukesnic ME 5trzeba pla-
c'c. tylko "a stolowanie
trzeba dawat wynagrodzenie
Zgiaszat sic pod adresem'
Ven. Sister M Bartholomew.
Super,oress St. Michael's
School. Tarnow, Nebr.
BAY CITY. Mich. Sta
nislaw Dardowski maly
ch'opak. aresztowany W Bay
City, Mich. "a kradziez i
wlamanie sic. zostat uwolnio-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
Mas, AGENc!

UpowaAnieni go do kolektow..
n.a abonamentu WlARusA nastepu
,4cy nasi agenoi ~mielsoowi:
SAY GlTY, Mich. - Alexande,
Niedxielski Cor. II d Van Buren,
BALTIMORE: Fr. Zlarnowsk
7l9 s. Bond Str.
CALUMET, Mich. - Franciszek
Lubowlecki.
CHICAGO, Ill. - Stefan Hewell
COLUMBUS Nebr. - Wiktor
Tarasiiski.
HOFA PARK, Wis,
N. ]. Kodmicki.
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. w. X.
Sxeu,borssxi ~ William Str.
NANTiUoKE Afr. Jablohski
OAK Hill. - 81. Pogor1eiski
PaKR LAKE WIS. - Adam.
a B@hsas.t
T.IARNo1w Nab. ian Aatyla:
B.erssAowsk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

SyAss-
II entuzyazm zapanowal, gdypo-
jjawil sie prezydent Rooseye1t> "
przemowie swej Roosevelt wspomi-
nal najprz6d 0 bobaterach wojny .
niepodlegIosc, potem Q wielkich
gsneralach prezydentach, Q Nc
Kinleyu, a wreszcie i Q Filipinczy-
kach.
WoZNICE, pracujacy ola CHI
cagoskich rzezaln przy rozwozeniu
MESA, zastrajkowali; "a dow6z
miesa do SHADOW rzeznice zadaja
wyzszej ptacy obiecuja strajkowac
* "a - G@s&Ey+ y - HZ-s-e#s4< =rS a-l
czas dfuzszy, jezeli kompanie ma ia
DAME ich sic ME zgodza. Dotychczas
kilka firm podpisa1o ugode i zdaje
sic, re i reszta sic zgodzi, BIO strajk
ten spowodowaf by niezliczone
szkody a rzeznicy musieliby przcz
caFy czas strajku pozamykaG swe
i~nteresa.
NEW YORK. - Odby1a sic
tn wspaniala uroczystos6 ma Geese
d%eputacyi francuzkiej, ktdra przy-
|byla z Washingtonu gdzie bra1a
udzial W odsfonieciu pomnika ola
francuzkiego bohatera Rochambeau:
1000 ARROW gruntu rzadowego
" stanie Michigan zostanie rozda-
nych ma homesteady 8 Lipca rb.
Ma fanny tie zapisac sic nalezy "
biurze g%runtowym " Marquette,
Mich.
w PITTSBURGH ~zaiozona
bedzie pierwsza W tym kraju pral-
MIA miejska, W kt6rej biedni beda
mogli wypra6 sobie wszystkie RE
czy b~ezpfatnie. Jest to nowosG mad
zvycza1na.
i:
W PHILADELPHIA odslo-
nieto bronzowy pomnik Mcainleya,
postawiony kosztem $4,000 przez
urzednik6w pocztowychw poludnio-
wynn korytarzu gmachu pocztowe-
go.
TAM, gdzie wszystkie inne
srodki zawiodly, ,, Il otwyczny" Pain
Expeller Richtera ~jesxcze ulge l.
pewna pomoc przyniesie. Przedsta-
via on szczyt nauki i sztuki lekar-
skiei dni dzisiejszych. Ma reuma
tyzm, neuralgia it'd, ME masz srdd-
ka mu r6wnego. Cena rs i so cen
tow.
ITO
Kereppudencye WisIusa.
Bay CITY
: (MICH.)
Pan Alexander -Niedzielski "
dniu 81 Maja wyjal warrant na P.
Przybyszewskiego, skarzac go o
o~szczerstwo. Skarga bedzie rozpa-
trywana " sadzie cyrkulowym v
m~iesiacu Pazdzierniku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

.krad, i rabnwal jak starry
zlodziej.
K,lkuna-
stu student6w uniwers,tetu
!Buffalosk ego otr1ymaso dy
skohczohych prawn'
|kow, miedzy mimi Polacy
|P,otr B. Smokowski L-o,
II. Nowak
Ill. Pan P.otr
|Okon,ewski. lubilrr. pc 6 Q
|letniej podrozy W celu pora~
towania. zdrowia, powroch j
ma nowo otwiera sklad rub
,lerski, pod OF Milwaukee
Ave, obok skladu p. Slo-
mihskiego,
N. Y. =
Biskup Qu'gley dokonal "
sobote rano W katedrze Sw
J6zefa uroczystej ceremoni'
wyswiecen>a 10 klerykow ma
kaplan6w Pomiedzy MIN
Iznajdowalo sic 2 P.lakow:
ks. Teohl Wojak i ks. 1gna-
Icy Kru>zyhski.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. =
" Sobote rano dina "a Maia,
W katedrze dyecezyalnej "
Fort Wayne. Ind. Antoni
Ia. ST. chowiak z tute,szeqc
|miasta, ctrzymal z rak ks.
biskupa H J. Alerding.
sw|ecenie kap}ahskie. Ma
ceremonii te, z South Bend
obecnych by}o sporo przyia~
|c'6' i z%na'omych m|odego ka-
plana, oraz ojc'ec OBJ. MARGIN
Stachowiak siostra PAM
Msrya kasza.
Ks, Stachowiak nazusutrz,
" Niedziele. 0 godzinle Zoe.
rano, W kosc;ele sw Jadw'g'.
.odprawit prymicye swe
ERIE, Pa. - Dnia 25go
Maja. odprawii " koSc'ele
sw. Stanislawa B. NJ, pier-
VISA Msze Sw. ks. lgnacy
Piotrowski. ~ys~,econy "
Cleveland. Ks. 1. Piotrowsk'
Jest tn " Erie dobrze znany,
Uc,eszczal do szko'y parahal~
nej j tel lego rodzice (matka)
tn mieszkaia jake tel bracia !
siostry. Oicicc ks. /. P'o~
.trowskiego. umarl pred kill
ku miesiacami.
MANITOWOC, Wis
KS. Luczycki Jul powr6cii do
tuteiszego polsk'ego Prey
tuliska. Zamierza on znowu
wydawat polska gazette. kto-
rel zawiadowca bedz'e. P. Ed
ward Pawlowski z Milwaukee
na)hlitszy krewny.
SOUTH MILWAUKEE,
- Aresztowano tn Francisz-
ka Dazcwskiego i Francisz
ka Zwolihskiego oskarzo
~ -. 49, .-o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

zniewoliI.
SEP.
Smsere 1}rdziejs.
! We wsi Wzdo1e, 5niedaleko
cd kysych g6r, umarf wielki
krzywdziciel ludzi, Antoni Kozera.
By} to zfodziej, zb6jca. podpalacz,
pred kr6rym nasza okolica drza}a
re strachu. Byl hersztem calej
handy, i sam najwiekszym byl
zb6jem. Gospodarze musieli mu
sic oplacac, ably ich ME okradaf.
W okolicy bali sic go wszyscy;
nieraz MONA byIo. widziec ma jar
marku, jak gromadami chodzili "a
MIN gospodarze cd szynku do SYN
ku. A jego najblizsi sasiedzi mu-
sieli wystugiwaG sic mu we wszyst-
klein; nietylko .tez ciemni, ale Ia
wet i swiatlejsi iudzie wys1ugiwa-
Ii sic zlodziejowi, obrabiajac mu
sami grunt, dajac furmanki i t. P.
A gdy ukradl konie, albo jake
rzeczy, to przyprowadzal albo
przywozil do najporzadniejszych
gospodarzy i dawaI do schowania.
Gospodarz musial braG, DO bal sic,
ze go ten zb6j spali, lub okradnie.
Kozera uieraz siedzial,w wiezieniu
ale gdy go wypuszczono, wracaf =.
nasze strony jeszcze gorszy MI
przedtem, BIO " w~iezieniu uczyi sic
cd zlodziei6w nowych sposob6w. l
tax zyjac krzywda ludzka, r6sf VI
zlej slavic zlodziejskiej, jak daw-
niei Malarski " stronach olkuskich.
Ale przebra}a sic miarka- kozera
RACIAL naraz upadatsna 'zdrowiu Al
jednej nocy, gdy wr6cil do domu,
legl i juz ME wstai. Przez try dni
konal. Ryczal wtedy jak vol, az
ludzie schodzili sic do niego.
Krzyczal:
- Zdejmcie re mine odzienie,
wyrzuGcie wszystkie rzeczy z domu
BIO mnie para! To wszystko ludzka
praca, to wszystko kradxione, to
mi ME da umrzed!.... Dobijcle
mnie, ludzie, DO s~trasznie sic mee-
cze. Me wart jestem, zeby mic ia
ziemia no~sila!.... Dajcie mi die
CT MECH ie zabije, zeby ME wyro-
sly na takich, iak jail. Wye
dicie to bydlo. BIO mic bodzie; te
konie i gesi, DO mic kaasaja!
" rzeszczaltakna4cah gx1zao, : ]
strach by8o sluchat. Bylem zlo-
dxiejem, -wolal, nat E.4
tyle r.eozy ladxLieh. 10 vlos6w =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

sic IistoWnie redakcyii LrcHx " Y
Gnieznie, ely jake pieniadze NJ
deszfy do Cinema Cd wydawcy
PRAWDY Z Bay City ma J6zefa Che
ciszewskiego,i odpowiedziano mu,
zesnie.
Otto owa odpowiedz:
Gniezno, Is Listopada 1900 !.
Szanownemu Panu
ma Jego 2 dnia % p. m. wyst6so-.
wany do mas list donosimy, re Pc
~przejrzeniu spisu skladkujacych ma
jubileusz literata p. J6zefa Choci-
szewskiego ME moglismy znalezc
zadnej skladki cd wydawcy Paw
DY.
Re serdecznem pozdrowieniem
ola kochanych Braci "a Oceanem
kreslimy sic z wyrazami
wysokiego szacunku
powolny sluga
Piotr PalingIi.
Powyzszej odpowiedzi ma razie
ME chcia}em publikowa6, ME chcac
plamic osoby, kt6ra piastowala mai
wyzszy urzad " Zwiazku n. p,
1ecz, jak juz wspomnia4em, Wy
dawca PRAwDY sam mnie do tego
zniewolil.
SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

AMERYkA
WASHINGTON. Bardzo
uroczyscie obchodzono " stolicy
,,dzien wiehczenia grob6w." W
Arlington zebraiy sic tysiace cieka-
DO oxnajmiono, ze przema-
wia6 tam bedzie Roosevelt Ozwaly
sic tam naprz6d salwy armatnie, .
potem wiehozono groby tax 1ofnie-
rzy unijnyoh, iaki posudniowc6w.
Kapela marynarh odegrasa hymn
Nearer my God to Thee. ogrom-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

w PITTSBURGH zafozona
=
bedzie pierwsza W tym kraju pral-
MIA miejska, W kt6rej biedni beda
mogli wypra6 sobie wszystkie RE
czy b~ezpfatnie. Jest to nowos6 mad
e
zwyczalna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
Kerwppudsntye Wislusa
4 Ray City
M1CH.)

Pan Alexander .Niedzielski VI
dniu 81 Maja Hyjaf warrant M P.
Przybyszewskiego, skarzac go o
oszczerstwo. Skarga bedzie rozpa-
trywana W sadzie cyrkulowym v
miesiacu Pazdzierniku.
Poniewazi p. dla wiasnei obro-
ny chce correspondents ,Wiarusa"
SEPA zrobi6 zlodziejem, przeto
zniewolony iestem Przypomniec mu,
lax on diva lata temu postapil
sobie re skladka na Chociszewskie-
go.
Kiedy " roku 1900 " numerze
40 WIARusA by} zapytany wydawca
PRAwD1 %publicznie, czemu n a VIA
sciwe mieisce ME :odealai piie.enniieedzyy
skolektowanych na iubilensx litera-
ia Jdzefa Chociszewskieggo, oaPe-.
wiedzia1 on v swoiei gazecie, 1e
owe odeafal. Wtedy pc
wien obywatel ! Bay City zaPytat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
TWO CoNsTABLEs DISAGREE.
Had Close Race to Serve Attachment
 PaperS.

In close race yesterday to serve at tachment papers. Constable w. B. Gilmer of Justice J. B. Fullers Court beat Con- stable w. T. Fields of the Justice Court of w. A. Taylor at West End. There upon Constable Fields notified Justice Taylor that he had been defeated and a warrant was issued charging Constable Gilmer with unlawfully entering the store for the purpose of making the levy. The warrant, however, was not a legal docu- ment, as Constable Fields found out when he attempted to serve 1t. The West End constable returned to have the warrant amended or to give up any idea of retalia- ton.
 The contest and disagreement between the two constables grew out of the finan- cial troubles of J. B. Jordan, a negro store keeper of Peacock s Tract Two at tachments were issued, one from the of flee of Justice Taylor at West End, and one from the office of Justice Fuller. It was contest as to who should get pos session of Taylors stock of goods The town constable got there first, unlocked the door and made a memorandum of the stock. Because he unlocked the door, the West End Justice preferred a charge against him.