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The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Killed by the Cars.

An unknown man was run over and killed by a Kansas City Southern train near Fort Smith. The unfortu- nate victim was literally ground to pieces. He was sleeping on tres tie when the train approached. but awakened and attempted to roll to one side, but to no avail There were no papers or means of identification found about the victim.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Indicted for Murder.

The Pulaski county grand jury has returned indictments against Willis Caswell and Mrs. Mary E. Thompson. colored, charging them with murder in the first degree in the killing of Green Thompson. the woman's hus- band, March 19 last. Thompson was murdered at his home his body being horribly mutilated. He was last seen alive at i2 o'clock the night before his body was found in his horse lot. Both the accused have been released on bond.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Presented With Million.

James Greenway. of Hot Springs. was recently married at Pittsburg Pa. to Miss Louder. niece of An drew Carnagie. MT. Carnegie's gift to the bride was a check for $1 .000.- 900. MT. Greenway and an older broth CT fought through the Spanish war in Cuba in Roosevelt's regiment. The couple will make Hot Springs their home
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
A Runaway Freight Trnfn

Deadwood, s. D., June 3.-A rum away freight train made a terrific run from Engiewood down the eight mile slope toward this city, Sunday. and the ten cars piled up on top of one another in ditch near Puma. One man was killed and two others seriously injured.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Mrs. Carrie Nation Pnrdoned

Topeka, kas., June 3.-Mrs. Carrie Nation, who was sentenced to the Shawnee county jail on May Is for one month and to pay fine of $100 at the rate of $1 a day, for smashing saloon fixtures, has been pardoned by Gov. Stanley. Her fine also was remitted.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Killed By .Neighbor.

Clarendon, Ark, June 3.-Near In. dian Bay, 90 miles south of this place, Fred Wilkes was shot and killed by Decatur Burge, following a quarrel, which resulted from Wilkes stock breaking into Burgess oat field. Burge gave himself up.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Willing to Risk It.

Washington, June 3.-There are Is applications on file in the state department from men who seek ap- polntment as United States consul at Martinique to succeed MT. T. T. Prentis, the American consul who lost his life in the volcanic disaster at St. Pierre.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
A Crank Locked In.

White Plains, N. Y., June 3.-James Il. Anderson is locked up in jail here, pending an examination as to his sanity. The authorities say he is an insane crank who has been writing love letters to Miss Helen Miller Could for long time.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
No Further News.

There is no further news from South Africa, but the opinion is cx- pressed in official quarters that Com mander Fouehe and other Boer lead CTS in Cape Colony who did not at tend the Nereeniging conference will come in of their own accord. 1t is also to be extremely probable that many troops will be brought home in time for the coronation.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
The Pope Expressed Joy

Rome, June 3.-On receipt of the news of the ending of the war the pope expressed his joy, adding: Il hope to close my eyes on worldwide peace
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06

New York, June 3.-Money on call easy at 3 per cent Prime mercantile pa per 4Aa4% per cent. sterling exchange steady with actual business in bankers bills at 4S67sd4s7ls for demand and at 4s4iL d4s4is for 50 days Posted rates 4S5l9GJ 4SS. commercial bills. 4S37sd4S47s Mexican dollars Az: government bonds steady.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Fifty Suicides in May.

Chicago, June 3.-Fifty persons committed suicide in Chicago during the month of May. This is the great est number ever recorded, according to the health department. ..-
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Refu.e. to Credit the News.

Washington, June 3.-Gen. Samuel Pearson, former quartermaster gen eral in the Boer army, refuses to be- leve the news of the Boer surrender, declaring that the Boers "are better able to fight the English in South Africa than ever before"
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
The MoIineaux Case.

New York, June 3.-Justice Scott, in the criminal court, set Septem- Der % as the date for the bringing of the Second trial of Roland B. Molineaux, accused of the murder of Mrs. Kate Adams.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Oil Company Expanding.

The Arkansas Cotton Oil company has decided to expend $150,000 in the betterment of it's properties in this state. A new mill to cost $50.000 is to be erected at Lake Village, $20,000 is to be expended at Fort Smith, and a new building 300 by 50 feet, two stories high. is to be built in North Little Rock.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Joy In the Provinces.

Telegrams received from all parts of the provinces testify to the ex- tremc joy felt by all classes at the ending of the war. At many places the magistrates discharged all the prisoners charged with light ofEeaSes.
 \ singular fact is that the first news of the conclusion of the war was re- teived at Windsor by telephone from Berlin and Paris.
 Great torchlight possessions were arranged for Monday night, and i'- luminations which were for the eoro- nation were hurried on so that they could be lit up.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Reduced Rates to Democyatic Convent,o

Reduced Rates 'o Democyatic Conventioe. Notice is hereby given that the rail roads in Arkansas will sell round trop tickets for one fare to Little Rock on account of the democratic state con vention to be held on June 20th. Tickets will be on sale on June Sth, 9th and 10th, return coupons good up to June 18th, inclusive
 Gray Carroll,
 Sec. Dem. State Central Com.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Mrs. Ware AcQuItted.

Mrs. Bessie P. Ware was acquitted at Hot Springs of the killing of her divorced husband, John D. Ware. The defense did not attempt to disprove the charge that Mrs. Ware shot her husband, but made the plea of insan- ity, showing that the unbalanced state of her mind was caused directly by Wares abusive treatment.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Cotton.
Financial.

Quotations for middIihg range. as to!- lows: St, Louis, 9Be; New York, sl2e; Memphis, 91sc
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06

The Second Baptist church of Little Rock has withdrawn fellowship from Gov. Davis on charges preferred by the discipline committee of the church.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06

Mrs. Marianna vogel. aged S5 years. suicided by jumping into we'll at Little Rock. She had been in feeble health and was not in her right mind.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
Stage of the Rivera.
THE MARKETS.

- kall. Trace.
The Monticellonian., 1902-06-06
BRIEF MENTION.

Sec. Dem. State Central Co
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

CHICAGO, illinois.
Dobra nauczke. udz'ehl Sc.
dzia O'Dono. hue staremu
vi, lecz pomimo to nie".adre 3
mn, 50 letaiemu Stanislawowl
kol'ckiemu, mieszkal3cemu
IA Noble Ave. Stan.slaw mial.
sw6j rozum, lecz tylko tax
diugo, dopoki sic ME upil, 4.
y stan'e podniecenia nictylko
rozoij ! fsprzety, lecx podoos,l
ia trzez~a pracow'ta lone.
" tych d.'iach upif sic zno.u,
a k'edy 10 Ietai synek odma--
~ias Z szynku ~6dki, zb,i
chiopcs i skopai nogami. Ma.
step,.ie rzuc'i sic IA Zone, kto
ra stane}a = obron,e dz;ecka
i znecal sic nad kobieta tax
dfugo, dopoki 90 ME areszto-
~ano. Srdzia skaza} bezrozu.
m ego n'ezs j ojca na 1o3
da' pobytu y w'ex,eniu. 9dz.e
Kol'sk' odx~ycza' SIG Cd ~6.
dki ! stanie sic tak.m cziow 81
( en-. jakim bye po~in,en. Je-s
I'll. ,.sucxka ME pom j
die sie - niego iaaa "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

Rozpocze'a sic walka. W kt6-
rel Polacy zwyc;ezali. ale ze
1wyc'estw t, ch korzystat ME
chc'ano. .zy nie umisno.
Kicrown:cy powstania mysIeli
ae car. wycofa wolska Polsk'
! rob Ii MIN uklady. Tyne
czasem rosy)ski general
Paszkiewicz zdolal zebrat
ogromna size wojskowa j
I'd byl .Warszawe Wo)ska
polske c'ta)a s'e ma po'noc
do Modl,na. Jeszcze w.t. nczas
wszystko ME przepad'o
s. 600 wojska stalo pod
bron a ale ME byto wodza
w chwil; tax decydujace,
eszcze Polacy sic }udz'I' j
wyczekiwal' zm'lowaoia cara:
orax pomocy z zagraoicy. lec>
napr6zno. ME nsdeszto All
ledno. ami .drug'e. Arm'''
narodowa: Z brouia nab t.
eszcze ale &c lzami " o.
each stanel. u s'up6w era
n c>nych gdzie przez wojsk'.
prusk e zostaia rozbroj ooa.
Powstan'e sic skohcz>3' ;
wojsko polsk'e okry}o sc
chwas4* choc'atesmy ale ivy.
c ezyli. M6dlmy S E "a dusze
poIeesych brac'. 1 pr 'smy
B ga ably nasza ukochsna
,,Jczyzne z pod jarzma c'e-
m'ezcow ,ak "aipredzej wy.
swobodz e r. eczy}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

CLEVELAND, !! Ohio. hi ~
Urea N. Y. donosza. 4e Pa
vel Kam;6ski. alias Frank.
SIN III al as Frank Wedder
ktorego detektyw Wilson
wioz' do Albany z Cleveland .
wyskoczyl okoem 2 waRonul
gd> teoze pedz'i 50 mil na
eodzine. Poe az zatrzymano.
i udanc sic " pogoh "a zble
giem ale dotad NE znalez'o
po MIN ani Sladu
Leon Kalowski albo Ko
walsk, stan'e " tych dniach.
pred sadem. oskarzony q
grabierz. pope'niona na Will
helmie Lisowskim " dniu 26'
s'erpnia v towarzystwic jess.
cze dwoch innych opryszk6w.
krewkose nas1e) brac, po-
czyna brat gore. Tymi du,ami
>glos'l sic u siedziego pokoju
~ Delray August Olsze~ski
z pr. sba, izby jeeo syna aresz-.
to~ano. po"iewaz pob go ~
straszny sposob "a to. 1e sta.
ry Olszewski wylajai ton,..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

Wydzial Wvkonawczy II
Xongresu katol ck;ego roze-
stall do wszystkich redakcyi
polsk ch " Ameryce konsty:
eucye .,Federacyi Polak6w
Katnl,k6w " StAnach Z)ed-
noczoo ch Pdlo. Ameryk,'',
aby przez czasopisma kon
st> tucya dostala sic do ras'
o56lu. W1ARus na r6wni :
" ekszosci4 gazet katolick ch
odbii Gala konstytucys bez
komentarzy. tax ze cz> tel"i'.
cy prtec.ytawszy ustawy mo-
Iii s'e zastanow'e mad MINI
I bez obceko wp'ywu sad
sobie wytworzyt: O Fedora
cyl pisali$my dawn ej. w'ee
nie bylo zamiarem naszym
pouownie CLOS zabierat "
tel sprawie. ale krytyka tax
konstytucyi ogloszonej, iako
tel 'de, Fedrracyt " innych
c1asopismach zmusza mas
vonown e SPRAWL ia sic zajat
.Dxienn'k Chicagosk," niby
*przyja;acy Federacyi v roz-
prawie uformowanei ma spo.
sob korespondencyi okresla
swe stanowisko w'gledem
F. deracyi. tax il kto tylko
cosk lwiek posiada doswiad
czenia zrozum e. ze DE- Oh.
Jest Fed-racyi W zasadz;e
.prz~ciwnym. Rozumowanie
.Dsiennika prxemawia niby
takze "a koniecznoscia Fede-
+ cyl. ale aby Federacya
.n'gdy do skutku ME przysz'a
sastizeka sobie Dr.. e ko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

z La SALE, III. Jan
Malki Jdztf Koniesko. ro-
botn'cy prscuiacy " yardsch
Matthiessen & Hegtler. po.'
kl6c''i SIC pray piracy v zes y.
czwsrtek. w toku klotni.
Malki uderzyt Komeske To-
p"ta " glove. zadrjac mu
niebezp eczna rane. Mslkt.
zostaf aresztowany stswiony
pred sedzi~go Byrne. kt6ry
oddat 90 90 wiez'en;a y o.
czekiwaniu akcyi grand jury.
.Kooi~sko ~yzdro~,e)e-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27
z niw P0lskich
" AM EkYCE.

rF.
z TOLEDO. O-Spra-a
rodziny Madrych v p"raf1
sw Jadwigi. dxiek staraniom
pewnej szla, hetnel osdby
sk"hczyla sis na TEN. ke ma
zostal uwolniony ~iezien a
a mal1onkowie wsp6lnie
pr. ebac,yl, sob'e why po-
no~nte 1yja lax Bog na-
kazule. Sskoda. e wszystk,e
| . liep 1eaia ME:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

w Minnes"cie. koio Cass
Lake lndyanie znow sic
burza. Rad winien Indya.
nom po 'dwadziescia dola' on
na glove a podobno eciaya
sic z wyp'ata. Czemu! t'udno
p"wiedziec. lima nadchodzi,
a biedni czerwonoskorcy rie
ma,9 zasob6w pot'zeboy. h bo
spuszczali sic na owa zalc-
sso$e. Pod"bno tymczasem
agent miejscowy bur,e zaze :
gnaf. lecz ME reczy, czy dsugo
bed1e m6gl utrzym"t " ksr-
bach pokrzywdzooych. M':ze
S e zn6w krew puleje, boe to
czas najwyzszy, w~dlug ma
tive born nsrwaicow,
kt6rych i y admin stcacy'
Sta"6w Zjednoczooych, ably
wytep;t do nogi tych l 'dyao
co t. lko c lie krzywde wo'
tajaca do n'eba Q pomst9
przypom naja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

kofcza SIC tax p;eknie. za.
mast " sadach, edzic iedns
! druga strooa trac' pokazne
sunny na adwokat6~. a Gala
oarodowost c;erpi "a I'm e.
niu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27
Roczn,ca powstania
!
I1lstOpaalowego.
o~0 !

WV
w tym roku obchodzimy
siedemdziesiata druga roc4ni
ce wybuchu powstani:a pol
skiego W Marszaw'e. S'edfm
dz,esiat diva lat uplywa Cd
chw,h. gdy m'odziet ipolsk,s!
W Warszawie ch ~ycisa "a sbron
wyp~r'a z niei ~r"ga
Miodz ez akademicka ! woj.
skowa potraf'a natch"at lud
warszawsk, / wojsko polskie
zapslem jak; bl Cd Mich. Ca
Ia arm a polska staneta "
pog.to~iu, do boju 2 najezd1~
csm,; ze wszystk' 'ch siren
Polsk, { agns'y ku stol cy
lczne Z gromsdy,. wofa)ace:
dajc,e NJ m broni, bierzc'- mas
ma zer dla dz's' neprzyjac'el'
sk'ch chcc"'y ginac dla OF
c>yzny. by z cia' ! k'.sci na-
szych powst Ia zu6w Polska
W., Ina n'epodlegsa!.
Moskal przerstony> pota~s
rem kt6ry go ze wszystk,ch
strou obc,m,wa', umk"al z
Warszawy, opu*c't Kr6lestwo
Polsk'ei n'e opari sic al ma
l. tw,e. gdzie nar6d I'tewski
/ woj>ko wyczek'wa}o chwili
ably Sc posaczye arm 2 na-
rodo~a
l byio Kr"lestwo Polsk e
wolne i powsta' Rad nsrodo~
Wy. a ulice Wsrszawy ro''y
sic cd tlumu. kt6ry dobrcs
wolnie stawal " szeregi sp;e-
wajac: ...Jeszcze Polska ME
zgineta". ...
l odzyla Po'ska o s'le
wlasoej ! by'a wolna | ME
podleeia. Spad'y okowy nie-
wolf. .nikly zlowrogie cieo;e
szpiegow mosk ewskich ! ca'y
nar6d odtyt zyciem nowem,
4yc;em wolnem.
Zapat rosl Z dniem ka3dym
Arm a polska ruszyla " pole
i biia wroga. a echo je,
z~yciestw rozbrzm;ewalo po
calym swiec e. Najlepsz+
wojska nieprzyiacielskie ME
mog'y sic opr.et m'odziet>
swie1o uzbrojonej.
Lccz ptzyszli ludz'e ze sta
now SIX EN-, kt6rzy' cenili pra :
wo prz, siege dana caro~',
ktorsy przele~ali kre~ ip'
ca}ej kuropie. ale bali 81,
prze Ie vac krew "a kra)
~lasny.
Lud.ie ci rozumowali. ze :
carem walczyc ne moga b
zlozyli mu przys'ege, vice
gdy p :wstanie wv buch'o i
powstrzymac go me mogli
prstanowili sic tylko bronic.
S edz'eli " kraju | czekal'
1milowaria cara. ale car sic
nir ulsowal ! xebrawssy wo,-i
aka. przyslal je DO Pol.ki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

Z innych gazet dowiaduje-
my sic, ze ,,S'ohce'' Buffalo
t KIM promyk,em stszelilo
przez wszystkie obloki roz.
n,aitych zdah o Federacyi:
Go do Federacyi, kt6re
sic wszystsie lpolsko-amery-
.kadskle pisma za)muja, ME
.bsdxiemy zab'era6 g'osu aze~
BY mas faiszywie me zroku-
mano i calkiem nie slus>nie
n e napastowano, aczkolw Elk
wszelkie sprawy oarodowe j
rel'gi,ne gorliwie popieramy. !"
,,Slohcess niezawodnie o.
krag'a iigura man4zera swego
pod pi era wszelkie spra
wy. bo hysli zdan,a w'asne
,,Stohca" tax slabo zausze
5 E professionally, ze pop,e-
rania spraw narodowych j
religijnych AMI szklem powier
kszsl4cem'w oich dopstrzet sic
nie bylo pod dob'ehstwem. A
prztciex g organ Uni,
polsko >kasolic ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

n;eznem jest. ably najprz6d
odbyt wiec wszystkich pola-
k6s. do czego naturaln e
a gdy ME przyjdzie N'echby
tak' wiec zwoiywat choe BIZ
skup poiski. albo komitet 2
na,zaufanszych ludzi zlozon,
nigdy wszyscy tego g'osu
n,es'uchala. a przeto tel
nfgdy ca'y ogol polsk, na
w'ecu reprezentowanym ME
bedzie. lego uczy .doswiad-
czenie, a vie o TEN bardzo
dobrze t,kze' DE-. Ch. :Nie o
to wiec SIC Dzienoikowi roz-
chodz', ze Wydzial Wykor
"awczy ne ma wlsdzy O.
glaszac1i narzucat konstytu-c
cy'. DO to mozemy 2awsze o
kazdym kom,tecie lub Wy
dziale powiedziet. vice poll.
eyka DE-. s;ega dalej, Jest
|przeciwna wrecz idei Federa-
cyl. Wydz'al Wykooawczy
obecny obrano na kongres'e.
katolickim zwolanym prsez
kom tet Buffalosk,. ktor,
(kom'tet) mole ME grzeszy'
>byt wielk,em poswiect niem
+s.e dla dobra- -pnblcznego,
oez ~atpienia oostap'i sob'e
n'erozt'opn,e W sposob'e
<wo'ywania kongresu. lecz to
samemu kongresowi ME
przeszkadzalo dz'alat W dobrej
were i " d,,brej intencyi.
SkoroSmy zsS ME brali u
dzislu osobistego " koogre-
sic. pomimo 4e$my to uczy
oie mogl;, to ME udawa,my
pokrzywdzonych. raczej przy-
zna,my. tesmy SAINT vim
,ezel, sic cos stato ME Po
oaszej my$li a mole ME xu-
pelnie na korzyst sp6'eczeh
silva - Dowiedl.Sc Pano..
vie cd D.. Ch, ze Wam o
"ic innego ME chodzi tylk.,
o krytyke tax kongresu jak
/ novel konstytucyi. M'el.~
$cie czas ! sposo5noSe po
temu, Gala konst, tucye pr
dug swego planu uioiyt !
wyt'6maczye. tax zeby sic !
op6t | Wydzal Wy konawczy
IA to zgodzil. a wtedy byl,
b. Scie 9owiedli swel brzstron.
noSci dobrej .woli. Lecz
'atw,ej VAN byle poczekae
by potem mozoloa pracs
'nnych zlosliwie n'cowae.
Powtorzen,e chociaz : uwaP3
mic n'cznaczaca Cd sieb'e "
DE-. Ch. na'wnej sadanioy
;. Polon,i Z Cleveland" to nowy
dow6d przychylnosci Was1e)
dla Federacy'!?
. Ne zgadzamy sic bez
wzglednie ze wszystkimf u
stawami novel konstytucy'
Federacyi j radzimy opraco-
wanie jej Sc sleisze j : u
wzgledn,eniem wskaz6wek po-
czynionych przez p'sms do-
brze tyczace. ale bynajmn'ej5
ME god1my sie M z,.loks
do daia s2du sstatecznego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

w Nowym Yorku jakaS
panna McDermott opusc Ia
oarzeczonego. p. T. Shcehar
y moment pred slubem.
poniewat pan. m'ody czy"i'
uwagi o rzadko dzianych
pohczochach narzcczonej. :. F..
Konu sratulowae?
Panowie I'd .,Dzienn;ka
Gh'c'goskiego tel wolai2, ME
p"ddamy sic niczyjej ". !
many wole wtas"a. Moze en'
odpowiedziee na po~
~yzsze pytanle. I.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

" nno swym czytelo kom
sprawy jak Federacya TUNA
czyt / obIasniat. Dostby tego
zatmienia panic manazer!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

Pana Stapihskiego >kcye
ogromnie spadiy v obozie
= ..Zizsiazkowym. Nawzajem pew
aie otworzy1y sic oczy szsn.
delegatowi. Bedzie szuka]
polA dziasA' ia " innych ko
ZACH. Ludzie zamierza)ac
wroc'f do kraju lie }acza si>
<e Z~iazkiem, moze zres,ta
ze zadna organiza, va, u
swiadomienia zaS ME nab e
raia z zr6dfa Z~iazko~eqo
'ecz z zsbieg6w pr'ewodoi
k6w duchownych uczciwych
~asisd6w, oraz z gazet kato-
lickich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

Pan Stapihski pono cieka-
~e p"czynil spostrzezenia
Szestdziesiat procent. wedlug
lego obliczenia, pstryotow
przewatnie Zw'azkowc6w, be'
pomiedzy mimi sic praw'e
wy'ac ME obraca jest na'o~
e"xym'. pilakami. kt"rzyb'
nie N eli "a CO wracaf do
kraju. Smutna to sprawa.
ktdrei nam sic wierzye ME
,hce. ale p. St p,hski. ludo~
w'ec zawoi"ny, przec'ez nie
klaA1ie Q swo:ch. Zuch t.
aa<ada ten pan delegat-J Jeg'
poprzedn cy dopiero Z poza
ceanu wydawali sic z swym
,t ostrzezen ami. ten pan zaraz
Ia wstepie rznie take kcm
plimenta CO to bedz e, gdy
do domu wr6ci?! Me dz'wu,-
my sic. ze pan redaktor cd
.t.Zgody" oewiadcza publicz-
ne, il n'kogo namaw'ae ME
bedzie. TEN mniej Zwiazkow-
COW, by do kraju wrscah:
Jakzetby tel mozEa? Przeszlo
polowa ME ma "a CO wrscat
a mniejszost potrzebna do
dzwigania Zwi9zku. W tax ch
wsrunkach $pieszcie sic Pano
vie cd Zw,azku z budowa
domu przytulka dla starcow ,
kalek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

.kiedy 70 chyba po pierwszy
,r~zs ws1yscy ma wee sic zb'e~
rzemy iak tseo zada Dz'en
ok ch caeosli.'' ,,Zsoda''
od Zwiazku Narodowego po
s~c ~cjen,u wdala sic " tuna.
ezenie tego. czego ME ro>u-
mis:s. byle Cos powiedziet.
Rai il stfasznic ..katol'k
narodowosci poIskiej'. nad,o
" laden spos6b ME chce
pojat. jak ksieza mo- q zadac
gl.su " katollck'ej Fedora.
cyl.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-24
WITH THE WREsTLERs.

Two Japs jujitsued at the Madison Square roof garden last night. Jujitsu is Japanese hit, stop and get away. It is Oriental self-defense. It is wrestling and box fighting. Jujitsu is pretty fast, and, at close quarters, effective, but it would be a shame for the light est lightweight in America to throw a left hook into either k. Lasaki or T. Uchimura, who jujitsued last night. President Roosevelt is learning this noble art of Japan, but it will be a ter rible thing if he ever tries to defend himself with it against some husky senator bent on rough house. The two handsome, sturdy Japs flashed and dashed about, jabbed at one another's necks, slapped wrists, twisted arms and legs, took holds and did lot of things that looked attractive. 1t was a good exhibition and the police might learn from it how to handle refractory prisoners. If any fellow would let you take jujitsu hold on him he could be tied into double bow knot: but would he wait for you to take hold? That is the question everyone asked last night. Tommy Hogan the boxer, who wit messed the exhibition, said that jujitsu was all right in wrestling, but that for fl ,ghting long left-hand punch would put it out of commission in hurry. "If you remember" said Hogan, "Japan's best wrestler tried jujitsu on Evan Lewis, the strangler, and emerged from the encounter with a broken leg and twisted arm. That's how good jujitsu is.' The little Japs are extremely athletic and graceful, and very strong, also. It would be great sport to see them pitted against an American boxer or wrestler.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-24
MOUND COMES DOWN.
President Whitlock Takes Summary
 Action in Important Matter.

' {. .
 Hartford, July 24.-President Whit lock of the Connecticut Base Ball league has been very busy man the past few days, as he has taken action on two matters that Secretary O'Rourke called to his attention. As far as known this is the first time that the president has done anything about the game this season. He gave his permission to Secretary O'Rourke for the latter to delegate his powers over umpires to MT Challenger, although he has no authority to give any such per. mission At the next meeting of the league the directors will have some thing to say upon the matter. MT Challenger may be competent to as- sign umpires, but as he has heretofore claimed that the umpires were all right it is not to be expected that there will be any Improvement i'll their work. If he intends to get good work out of them he had better call them together and have them study up the rules.
 The second matter in which Presi- dent Whitlock has interested himself is the justly famous elevation of the pitchers box on the Hartford ground. Yesterday the president ordered the elevation to come down and Ground keeper Daniels put gang of men at work. The box was lowered about one-half and a few more carloads of dirt will be taken away to-day. The elevation was very artistically made and it was of considerable advantage to the Hartford pitchers Some other scheme will havesto beedeyised. The Hartford team has one great scheme. but there was. not a chance to work it yesterday. The idea is something like this: When ball is hit to the infield each baseman looks after, his neigh bor's base and leaves his own uncov- cred The first time it was tried Har- desty looked after Truby's work and Truby took care of Hardesty's terri tory and the ball went out into the lot.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-24
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City, R.H.E. Jersey City o o 1 o o o o 0-2 l Buffalo ......0 o OO0, 2 1 04 8 1
 Batteries Fertsch and Butler; Amole and Shaw.
 At Newark. R.H.E. Newark ....2 0 0 % 0 *-6 Il Rochester 70 o 0 % O1 o O-1 4 3
 Batteries -Applegate and Thackera; McFarlan and Phelps.
 At Toronto-First game R.H.E. Toronto =. O 1 2 o o *-7 g 1 Montreal =. % 1 10 0 0 o 0 O--1 6 2
 Batteries-Bruce and Toft; Magee and Raub.
 Second game. R.H.E. Toronto .....o 1 0 0 0 3 o *-4 z 1 Montreal ....O o 100 O-1 4 1
 Batteries-Gardner and Toft; Lung ton and Raub.
 At Worcester First game. R.H.E. Worcester ..3 0 0 o o DO 3 *-6v 10 4 Providence 10 0 0 Q 10<O 1 pA42 5 3
 Batteries Hastings and Steelman; Friend and Lamar.
 Second game. R.H.E. Worcester .....0OOOOO1O00 z 5 Providence % 01OOOOOO1-2 6 o
 Batteries Crisham and Steelman; Conn and Lamar.