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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20
" stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie 5000
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a r u /.
wyn0si rOczn1e

!. Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARusA
! : do{u, konlecznie musza P{aclt
900 .na jeden rok, lubo W tyn
roku ola przedp}acicieli czyli PA
cacycb naprz6d, roczna oPfate
znizylismy ma $3.50.
Kto zjedna nam trzech no.
nych abonent6w i przeste 90
: lego ca}oroczny abonament z
r6ry. t>mu przez CARY rok gazette
! ola niego samego przese4ac bedzle'
my bezp4atni'
Kto odbierze z 1czty trzy gazety
awazany~ Jest za abonenta l odpo.
wiedz1alnym "a abonament.
Kto ztnieni adres, powinien ma
.ycnmiast podac wydawcy W1AR"sA
w6j nowy adres. :.
Abonentom, kt6rEy wyra2nie ME
odm6wia gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego lub innego ~urzedniks
pocztowego, W1ARUs pose}any be-
| die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestaIle
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpierw
.xap}atit, jezeli co "a mia x:4ien.
Pienisdze "a i ola W1ADUsA ua
civ przese1aG przez peeztewy Tub
expresowy Money Order. Mona
tel przesk}at abonament W dolarach
Ipapierowych, przes Posta! note,
Ealbo " jednocentowych lub dwucen
ktnwvch z,.aczkaeh pocztowyeh, lecz
kiezeli abouament, W TAXI sposob
kprzes1any, " drodze przepadn'e (co
ssie W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
Esdarza) wydawca W1AEusA ME
kbielze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial
5nosci. Take listy najlepiej kaEat
ma poczcie reglstrowa6, DO wtenczas
Eursad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od'
Ipowiedzialnos6, he wrazz zawartos'
Eci9 doida nj miejsce przeznaczenia.
IWszelkie listy oraz przesefkl pie
1nietne do W1ARUsA adrescWa6:
&. Derdo,oski
sac E. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20
MAST AGENCl.

Upowa4nieni 50 do kolektowa.
Ill abonamentu W1ARusA nastepu
|lcY nasi agenci mie1scowi:
Nebr. - Franoiszek
W ardYn.
bAY CITY, Mich. - Alexande,
Niedzielski, 1914 - l8 Str.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowskl
s 7l2 s. Bond Str.
ALUMET, Mich. = Franoiszek
Lubowlecki.
ORA PARK, Wis.
N. ]. Kosmioki.
kANTIUOKE Pa.-Fr. Jab}ohsk
LAX Hill. St Pogorzelski.
toLAND, Wis. Teo6l Rd2ek.
Pixie LAKE Wis. - Adam
n Bambenek.
kIkNO Minn. -. Greohowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20
NOwy wynalazekM


,, Keen~Edge's. wyostrzy najbar-
dzlej stepions brzytew W dwdch
miEutaeh i NADIA jej cienkie i ostre
ostrze. Robi stare brzytwy tax do
bre iak move, i jest gwarantowany
re ME zawiedzie nigdy. Ma coz vice
p}aciG 25 cent6w "a jednorazowe
wyostrzenie brzytwy, kiedy jeden
kawa}ek Keen Edge; wystarczy
ma lata Gale. Wszystkie iuIe narze-
dzia, kt6re p%otrzebuja mice ostre
ostrza NIGGA byc wyostrzone "a
pomoca Keen Edge zacbowoja
swojs ostrost try ray dfazej niz
ostrzone jakimkolwiek inny spo-
sobem'
Kazdy mezczyzns, ktorY
sic sam goll, ME obeldzie sig bez
tego, W ka1dYm domu powinno sic
to znajdowat, DO jest to take
ka1dy jest W stanie paru
centami sobie .wygodzit. Kosztuje
tylk9 Is cent6w. Wytnij to ogfo-
szen.e i wyslij znaczk6w pocsto-
wych "a Is cent6w, a my wyslemy
przez poczte l przysylke op}acimy.
Polcnla Merchandise Co.
West6eld, Mass. q. S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20

EAST CtdICAGO, Ind. -
Tutejsza soleola " polsk'ej
para6l jest eamknieta iut Cd
dw6ch tygodni. Powodem "a
mkniec;a bylo to, Il jed"a :
si6str zachorowala ! ME mo-
ola regularnie udzielat lex
CYL dzieciom. Proboszcz pa
raft, zniecierpliwioay, posta~
nowi} chora siostre wydadtt,
lecz ia nietylko sauna size wy
nios}a. leczi zarazem zabrala
re SODA ostatoie dwie siostry.
kt6re byly takze nauczycjelka-
mi " tejze szkole.
w zawali|
size budynek, W kt6rym
miesci}a sic pjekarnia, prey
|czem k,lkadziesiat os6b costa
10 zabitych Tub ciezko po
kaleczonych, "A mifdzy tenn
kilka po]skich dziewczat. iak
Ludw. Kopernik. Marya Ma
rowiec, Kat. WiSniewska.
Agnieszka Neuman i inne.
MT. CARMEL. Pa. - w
para6i sw. Jozefa nabozeh~
stwo odprawia sic W hall
zzkolnej gdyz W kosciele
ro4poczeto prace malarskte.
Nasz Why Probcszcz KS.
Macieiewski bardzo sic stara
o .upiekszenie koscio}a-
Aleksander / Piotr Kamih
soy osadzeni zostali we wiz
zieniu, "a Smiertelne pokale~
genie kuflami cd piwa nieja'
kiego Marc;na Waleskiego'
Zbrodnie pope]nili podczas
k::6tni spowodowanej pijatyka
ST.. LOUIS, Mo. 49, Wy
darzylo sic tn nieszczeSc'e W
LEARN, pray Mullanphy loci
ul.. W kt6rem dw6ch naszych
rodak6w niebezPiecznie Po-
parzonych zosta}o. 1gnacy
Kubisiak i Mateusz David
zajeci PREY tyglach z rozto-
pjonem zelazem, poParzeni
zostali ma calem ciele wskutek
eksplozyi roztopiooego me-
talu, ktory rozlaf SIC ma zie-
m,e,1gdzie rozlane byIo nieco
woody. Kubisiak, kt6ry jest
.czlonkiem towarzystwa Ego
da, grupy Wv. Mar Pol. ley
W s~zpitalu, a Mateusz David
odwiez'ony zostal do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20
L KOMPANIA.

POLSKA KOMPAN1A.
49, Akcyonarzouszami@ kom-
panii acknowledgement Nova
Polska', majacej swe naczel~
ne biuro W St Paul, MIMI.
So po najwiekszei cze6ci
zamoznj polscy obywatele z
wilma, Mimi. Zarzqd tel
Kompanii stanowia: Jan An
d%rzejewski. prezydent -
Jakob Machnikowski> vice.
prezydent - Anastazy Cola
ia. sekretarz i kasyer -
Teodor Gajewski, generalny
manazer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20
WAUSAU, WIS. - j.

WAUSAU, WIS. - ia
cob ~Schaumberger zostal
skazany ma piet lat do stano~
Fwego wiezienia W Waupun
"a za66jstwo panny Idly
Andrzejewskiej, swej narze-
czonej. Dnia Is pazdziernlka.
1901, S~chanmberger powra-
cajac z p%olowania, wszcza& z
MIA rozmowe pred domem,
Nagle pad' strzal i Andrze-
)ewska osune'a sic ma ziemie.
Naboj roztrzaskal jej glove.
S~chaumbergera uznano win
nym kryminalnego niedbal~
silva.
FALL RIVER, MASS.
Anna Ga}ucha. kt6ra s'uzyla
u proboszcza para6i sw. Sta
nislawa, zostala uznana przez
sad "a waryatke i odeslana
do Asylum. Miala manic roz-
pisywania list6w do znajo-
mych. re u ksiedza dzieja sic
memorable rzeczy.
ST, LOUIS. Mo- Do
ktor E. Brzezany jest leka-
rem wszystkich tutejszych
Iowarzystw narodowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20
Z Chicago.

z Chicago.
Wielki artysta polskl lgnacy
Paderewski konoertowac tn bedzle
10 i % Marea b. r. W sail Audito-
RUM - ka1da raz2 o POI Do 8 pc
po4udaiu:; Ea]tahszy Billet kosztuje
p6ltora dolara.
Szpital polski, zbudo wany W
naszem miescie staraniem Si6str
Nazaretanek, otworzy swe podwo~
lie W dniu 10 Marca r. b. ola cho-
rych, szukajacych W MIN opieki l
.pomocy. w 'dniu tym prEewiezieni
,tez zostana wszyscy chorzy, prze~
dotted W starym szp'talu.
Budynek to okaza}y - eel plekuy
i poparcia szlachetnych ludzi godny.
Poswiecenie w}a6ciwej kaplicy
i ea}ego szpitala odbedzie sig W
Niedzlele, 25 Maja. Bedzie to
wielka uroczystosG ola Polouii
tu~tejszej.
Ukaza4a sic tn nova pclska
gazeta tvgodniowa. Tytu} ,,Kroni-
ka E1edzielna." Jake wIdawcy
podpisani So PIP. J. Zawisza. kt6ry
pred wielu laty wydawa} ma tutej-
SEEN Wojciechowie ,,Glos Wolry"
i p. Rybski. Gazeta ia obejmuje
osm strcnlc, ma DUO do czytania,
albowiem bardzo ma}o ma og}oszen.
- Ch}opcy sprzedaj& takowa ma
ullcy pc Sc. "a sztuke-
Ia staraniem pana< D ra Z o.
s s k W sk;ego za}ozone tn
zosta}o pod numerem 1912 So.
Halsted ulicy ,,Uniwersalne 10
llegium ola Akuszerek" dajace /
polskim niewlastom moinosG wy
kszta}cenia sic W sztuce ~akuszeryi.
Ze szk,}a ola akuszerek pc }aczony
jest sclsIe prywatny Dom zdro-
VIA ola koblet j szpital poio7niczy.:'
Prey obu zak4adach ustanowieni SO
p,erwszorzedni lekarze, jake tel
kobiety doktorzy. Wzgledem
blizszych szczeg6}6w zg}osi6 sic
pod adresem: DR.. n. P. Kossa-
kowski, ssl9 Halsted Str, Chicago,
Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20
niw Polskich
. AMERYCE
w SKALMIERZYCACH

n w ~
Y w. KS. Pozna6skiem
grnarl lekarz tamtejszy. S P.
DIR. J6zef Itowiecki. Zmariy
przez lat kilkanascie mieszkal
w Detroit. Mich. i zalmowal
wybitniejsze stanowisko wsr6d
Po)ak6w tamtejszych. W
ostatoich czasach rozpoczal
druk obszern'ejszei piracy o
stosunkach polskich w Anne.
ryce. Jako czlow'ek peien
energii i najlefszych checi
S. DIR. 1iowiecki dobra pc
sobie zostawil pam'et. Zy'
lat so. Pred wyjazdem do
Europy wydawal W Detroit
gazette codzienna bra} udzia'
w ,ziezdzie redaktor6w NV
Chicago, ma kt6rym uchwalo-
no wys|ac %memoryal W sprs~
vie Polski W przeddzied OF
warcia konwencyi pokojowej
W Hadze. zwolanej z inicya-
tywy cara rosyjskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20
Dom Zdrowia ola
Kobiet i Szpital po-
}ozniczY.

W 1nstytucie tym postanowi.
lismy wszystkie wypadki trudniej-
SEE i skomplikowane sumiennie
zbadac i bez operacyi leczyG. Pa
cyentki vice nigdy ME NIGGA sic
znaidowac W niebezpieczenstwie,
owszem kazda procedure odbywa
sic bez wszelkiego b6lu, z najwiek
sza starannoscia delikatnoScia PREY
pomocy umiejetnych znanych z 20
~letniej praktyki W Europe dokto-
row i pierwszorzednych dozorczyn.
Honor ZakEadu wymaga i "a
pewnia p:cyentkom wszelka dyskre-
eye trzymanie tajemnicy. Cenv
50 umiarkowane, zaS " wypadkach
niemozliwych do ~wyleczenia zwra-
camy pieniadze.
Wszelkie korespondencye "a
{atwiamy natychmiast. Pacyentki
poza Chicago zabieramy W wtasnych
Powozach z dworc6w kolejowych,
pc poprzednim porozuniieniu sic.
Egzaminowanie i konsultacya
jest ~bezplatna, r6wnoczesnie stara-
my sic wszystkim i VI wszystkiem
jak najlepiej wygodzic.
Jestesmy Towarzystwem in
korporowanem wedlug praw Stanu-
Illinois, pracujac nietylko ola wy
nagrodzenia fnansowego, ale row.
.noczesnie ola ludzkosci.
Pc blizsze szczeg6ly zglosic:
,ie pod adresem:
DIR. PALMER sekretars..
3317 *. za1sted Str,
CHICAGO, ILLIN DIS.
MONA tez pisaG pc polsku pod
Idresem:
Dr.. m. KOSkAKO waKI
1912 So. Halsled Str,
Ill.
p
PkACIc "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20
zupelns .aAnnje.

dzieh przynosi wiecej dowod6w
te praca, kt6rej sic osoba po6wie-
ella ola ludzkosci jest skuteczna
znajduje zaufanie. Severy balsam
ma pluca jest najlepszym przyk}a-
dem tego. Lekarstwo to by}o n
zywane z %generacyi ma generacya
W tych samych familiach i mia}o
zawsze pierwsze6stwo pred lnne.a
mi. Jest to najlepszym dowodem
tegoz dcbroci.
Fr. Kozak, z Sexton, Ia, pi~
SIZE: ., Wza}2czeniu ~przysyiam $l.0o
ma dwie butelki sever'y balsamu
GA p}uca. Jest on nicprzescigniony
ma kaszel j chorobe rur oddecho-
wych. Lekarstwo pc raz czwarty
w~yleczy}o moja matke, kt6ra kaz-
del zlmy cierpi ma p}uca. Pc uzy-
ciu jednej lub dw6ch butelek
chora wyzdrowia}a. ?
Severy balsam ma p}uca jest
skutecznem lekarst VEN ma haste
ruiace choroby: kaszel. zaziebienia,
ASTHMA, chrypke, bronchitis, zapa"
lenie p}uc, Influenza, krup, boil
gardla, ciezki oddech, poczatki
sucbot i wszelkie inue choroby
piersi l p}uc. Skutek tege lekar~
silva jest predki dobry W kazdym
z tvch. wypadk6w. Cena rs i 50
cent6w. Podobizna podpisu fabry~
kanta W. F. Severa, Cedar RAJ
pids, Ia. Jest ma kazdej paczce.
-
Zdanfe ,kapfana o Gorz~
klein Winnie Dr.. BOzyncxa.
Bedac chorym ma niestrawnosc
W zo}adku: nerwowosc, PREY okazyi
zacza{em uzywa6 Gorzkie Vino Ora
Bozvncza. Pc kilku dniach znacz-
ME mi sic p~olepszy}o, vice moge
smia}o rekomendowac ten srodek
iako dobre i skuteczne lekarstwo
Ma choroby. zoladkowe i nerwowe.
KS. Ed. Stefanowicz
proboszcz paraii Opatrznosci Boga
Union utica, r6g 1stej
Chicago, III.
Adres ORA Bozyhcza:
Dr.. BOZINCH
80 Milwaukee ave., Chicago, III.
Dobrx s~posoono$c.
Dobra sposobnokt (Oppertu~
- tax zatytulowana jest
k~siazeczka, wydana przez wydziat
emlgracyJny Aoiel Northern Pacl~
&c, kt6ra podaje spis miejsc o.
twartych ola r6znych busines6w,
mad t. koleja. Kazda miejscowosc,
kr6rej op@acl}by sic rozpoczecie
przemysfu. jest tam opisa+
"a. Mczna sobie W ten spos6b !
.~ynalezt odpowlednia mlejscowos6
do z~a}ozeEia mlyna, cegielni,
mleczarni, fabryki t. d.
cz}owiek posiadajacy troche
yot6wki, kt5ry szuka miejsta ola
businesu, niechaj napisze
20 jcden egzemplarz owej klazes-
Xxi, pod adresem: G. W. Mott,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-20
PAM S. J. JASINSKA

PAM S. J. JASINSKA
wy)echala z Cleveland do
New York ma spokane swe-
go meza. kt6ry zeszaego ro~
ko, ola poratowania zdrowla
wyiecha} do Wegier. alez jaki
byl jej smutek. gdy W biurze
kompanii okretowej pointer
mowano ia. re MAJ jej W ma
paddle goraczki wskoczy} do
mora i utonal. Jasidski daw-
niej zamieszkiwa} W Pittsbur~
gu, gdzie ~zajmowal Posade
tl6macza w sadie.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
4 FINANCIAL BILL
 FIRST OF THE SEASON
Opposed From the Start by Demo
 cratic Members.

Washington. Jan. 9.-The first -fnan- ported to the house is that agreed upon today by the committee on coinage, weights and measures. providing for rhe maintenance Of a legal tender silver dollar at q parity with gold and for an increase oc subsidiary silver coinage. The measure was introduced by Repre- sentative Hill cf Connecticut It was considered last year in congress and at- tr&cted widespread attention among bankers and financial authorities.
 Nr. Hill today urged immediate ac- tioa in order that the bill might be brought before the house at an early day This was opposed by the demo cratic members. who are against the bill on its merits and protested against
 vl:at they alleged to be undue haste. Ar. Shafroth Of Colorado sought to have the vote deferred one week in crder that Alexander Deimar. writer ou economic subjects. might be heard. This was voted down. as well all other objections to defer action, and thc committee. by d party vote. ordered the bill reported.
 II authorizes the coinage of subsidi- ary silver coin without regard to limit anu as PuDh' H|c,-SSitN may I@uulre- Tn most important feature of the bill. for a parity of sold and silver dollars. IS aS follows: The secretary of the treasury is hereby directed to maintain ct ell times partly between geld and legal tender silver dollars remaining outstanding: and to that end he is hereby directed to exc1 FuEe gold for legal tender silver dollars when pre- seuted to the trcasu-- il the sum Of
 five dollars or any mGltip.e thereof: and all provisions Of the lar- for the use or maintenance of the reserve fund in the treasury relating to United States notes arc. in the discretion of the secretary of th- treasury. hereby made applicab ble 10 the exchange for legal tender silver dollars
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
THE PHILIPPINES
 TALK BY MR. ROOT
Concerning the Succession of Civil
 Rule for the Islands

Washington. Jan. 9.-Secretary Root gave an interesting exposition of the condition of affairs in the Philippines together with the outlook for termi- mating the military hy g civil rule. in the course of 9 hearing today before the house committee on military af- fairs in connection with the army ap- propriation bill. The meeting was behind closed doors. and no exact statement of MT. Roots remarks was given out. although the following is understood to embody the. more es- senJial features:
 The discussion of Philippine condi- tions was brought out by question hy Mir Hay. of Virginia. as to whetEer the civil government could be main tained in the islands without the pres cace of an army. In reply Mir. Root stated that the army was necessary as q moral force to main tain the civil administration now established.
 One main cause. he said. why there had not been more progress in the Philippines was the Spooner amend ment. passed by congress last year. and restricting the granting of fran chises. II had the effect of preventing the investment of capital and the con sequsnt employment of labor. !Iany- people are idle. and many of these became conspiratorS simply because they We're idle. The secretary instanced the fact that although rice is one of the main products of the Philippines. vet about B O0O. 0G0 worth of rice had to be imported last year. In this and many other branches of industries, the wheels of industry are not moving. the people cut of employment are en- couragcd in viciousness. and as a re- suit it is necessary to keep some 10000 troops in the islands.
 In some provinces q very satisfactory administration has been set up. But MT. Root pointed out that even in the provinces where civil government has been . success. men are conspirinE to assist in the agita tion and warfare car ried on in the neighboring provinces. On the whole. however. the secretary expressed 2 belief that if congress en- acted the bill proposed by Nr. Lodge. or that of Representative Cooper of Wisconsin. providing systems of laws for the Philippines. il would he DOS sible soon thereafter to gradually reduce the military establishment in the Philippines. He did not believe there could be a apid or complete terminal ton of military rule. the conditions among the natives were firmly fixed
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
NEW DEPARTMENT
 FOR THE CABINET

Washington. Jan. 9.-The senate com niittee on commerce today authorized q favorable report on Senator Nelson's bill for the creation of an executive de- Pal It-neHt ci the government to be known as the department of commerce.
 Reside providing for an additional msmher to be known as the secretary O. commerce.. the bill provides for an assistant secretary and complement cf officers In connection with the de partment will be a bureau of mines and mining.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

Tell your friends Of tie underwear sale at The Boston Store. They will ap pgcci1te it.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
THE MINERAL
 PRODUCTION
Great Gains in the United States
 Last Year.

Washington. Jan. 9.-Tne value of mineral products iG the United States in leeo. eXtceded for the first time. the billion dollar mark. according to the geological survey report on mineral resources. which has just oeen issued. The c--Ict figures were $l .361 6J3 636, ar compared with S21l. e"0. s9i in 1899. d gain of Sa5. .T12.-12. or 9.S5 psr ceat- Iron and coal s!oGe yielded more than blif of the grand total. their combined value being over $556. coo, ,oo0.
 Tho most important E3ins in Gol1 production were in the Seward benin suld of Alaska. the Cripple Creek dis trict of Colorado and in Arizoaa. The yield for the wear is valued at S79I7f,- OGC gain Of $S.l1I.GOO over 1899. The silver output was O. the com ue~ciul value of S25.7s1.1+0. The report notes great activity for the year iu old and new copper properties.
 The crude petroleum production ex- ceed"d all records the large increase being especially noted in West Vir- giaia, California. Ohio. Indiana and Texss. The Texas development was chiefly in 1901.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

| The annoUnceemnt was greeted with arnlause. At 5:3O the house adjourned.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

and it would ake much time to bring about d new order of affairs.
 some question had been raised by members of the committee as to the prcpriety of an item of $10G0. COG for the emergency expenses of the department The secretary said that aSlount was unnecessary. and had been estima ted through oversight. so the committee doubtless will omit this emergency fund from the bill.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

This would be a gloomy old world if it had to depend Upcu the moods c: some people Tor its supply of sunshine.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

We taze pleasure in announcing that oUr :lIiEE and summer goods will soon be here. By the advantageous placing of large and early contracts for spring goods from the best wooden houses ir America. We arc ia 9 position to give every price advantage possible. We do SO by paying cash and discount ing bills.
 Thanking our customers and the pub lie for pus. favors. and assuring You oc oar corti1ued efforts to accord you absolute satisfaction in all dealings 2s we have done heretofore.
 Special attention given to la[i-a'
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

and dressUaIlinG parlors for sat;sfac- tory work. All assistants frst-ciass. Accordion pleatinE. knife pIeatinS and buttons d speciality Opera house building.
 Good things to/eat, served in the best style in our pretty private dining rooms upstairs.
 The Coffee Al Restaurant Co. Try Lasco Tar for q nice. cleansing hath.
 Use Mermaid Queen Washing Pow der!
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
THE UNION SIGNAL.

Echoes of the 2Sth annual rational convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at the Christian Monroe. Friday, January 10, at 2:30 You are cordially invited.
 PROGRAMME. Piano solo-H 'Troyatore. ..-. QIoffnan)
 Mrs. r. l.. Doan. Vocal sclo-Some Glad Day........
 ............... White Ribbon Song.
 Mrs. r.. l.. poan. Crusade psalm.
 Prayer. led by Miss Ad, Pcarcc. Crusade hymn.
 Remarile. president Mrs. Battin. Introduction of Mrs. Stevens. Address, Mrs. LeChance. Anti CaEteen." Mrs. J. r. Wilson. Cuartette. Mr Cosgins. AIr. Hnl Mrs. Thomp@on and Mrs. Cooper. The Philippines Mrs. Squier. Alcohol Not a Food Mrs. Thomas Total Abstinence" Mrs. Kimball. Prohibition" Mrs. Jones. Song Mrs. Ethel L.. DJan. Review of Miss Crceawood's sermon AIra. Vane.
 IL. T. [. Echoes" airs. Gibbons. Franchise" Mrs. McCormiok. Song. ''The Grand White Throne. Mrs. Cooper.
 w. C. T. |. Wo-l. In CAina." M-s Curtis.
 ColleC tio1.
 Song by congregation. Prayer and beacdiCtipn.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

Phoenix chapter No. 3 order. of East cin Str will hold q regular meeting this evening at zee. By order Of the worthy nlatron.
Evening star., 1902-02-24

vieted OF any offense. but was actually
kidnapped by the contractor. This is no
isolated case, and in every way the sys-
tenn is a horror and disgrace!'
Mrs Terrell has been lecturing for two
years before ChautaUqua and the Young
Mems Christian Associations. in the en-
deavor to give more just view of her
people, their efforts and their discourage
ments. She is the Wife OF Washington
LAWYER who Is Harvard graduate and was
one of seven honor men in class of two
hundred He has recently been appointed
a justice Of the peace for the District of
Columbia by President Roosevelt. She is
herself a graduate of Oberlin College, and
before her marriage spent two years in
Europe in travel and study. learning French
in Paris. German in Berlin and italian In
Florence
Mrs. Terrell's lectures are on The Pro-
gress OF CoIored Women" Harriet Beech
er Stowe and 1.-THE Bright Side Of a Dark
Question She has been called the fe-
male Booker Z. Washington" and was
lately a member Of the school, board e
the District OF Columbia.
Evening star., 1902-02-24
Three Months In Jail.

Eugene Lewis Harris. a young colored
man employed In q barber shop on Dunn
barton avenue. in Georgetown, was before
Judge Kimbau In the Police Court this
morning on q charge of having violated the
policy law Oflcer Kerr testified that he
arrested Harris on the Aqueduct bridge,
Saturday afternoon while he was crossing
to Virginia On reaching the station house
policy slips and a lot OF change was found
In his pockets.
Policy Detective Watson informed the
court that he had seen Harris crossing the
bridge q number OF times. Harris admitted
he was going over to play policy and said
he was going to take chance on fish row. -
Judge KimbaN told Harris he ought to put
play a game OF chance-and gave him three
months In jail.
Evening star., 1902-02-24

both Of whom were sitting near Mr.. Nc
Laurin, urged him to stop where he was
Mr.. Patterson saying: Il beg the senator
to refrain
l will refrain, then, Mr.. President" said
Mir. McLaurin.
AS he resumed his seat he made an ef-
fort to compose himself. as If to dispai an.
fear on the part Of those about him that II
might have been his intention to precipitate
further disturbances by any violent com
nientS.
Regular Debate Resumed.
After some discussion 1t was arranged
at the suggestion of Mr.. Lodge. in charge
Of the Philippine bill, that discussion OF
the measure should be resumed, Mr.. Nc
Laurin Of Mississippi uesiring to address
the Senate. He then took the floor in oppo-
sition to the pending measure. He de-
nounced the method of the majority and
declared that the policy was detrimental to
the best interests of the United States The
Filipino people did not want the Americans
to rule them and were firm for independ-
ence He said it was time the United States
return to its ancient traditions and avoid
the complications of colonial government
The Senate then, at 6:39 pm. took re-
cess until o'clock. At the night session
Mr.. Pritchard and Mr. Fairbanks spoke.