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PRESS COMMENTS
HARPER'S WEEKLY

1.-THE Harper periodicals for 1903 will gain a
greater number of readers than Under the
aggressive new management and with the changes
in style that is being favored by the reader. The
special editorial section Of the Weekly is par
ticularly eommendabe since gives the serious
reader review OF current topics with carefully
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won the confidence of the people. Edited by
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miscellaneous features anj illustrations make it the
foremost Of American weeklies"-The Bookseller.
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apparent in all the enterprises of Harper & Brothers
since reorganization of the firm under the presidency
Of George Harvey two years ago. The influence of
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household friend, whose supremacy undsputed IN
the days Of the civil and many years afterward.
The department of Comment has scored one Of the
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

Though possibly the general public may not have
noticed it, Of the principal journalistic phenomena
of the last year two has been a reuvcneseence,
a quickening, tendency to note the time Of day, on
the part of the monthly reviews. No doubt the
appearance OF MIR. MurraY's and stately organ
had something to 90 with this movement in Eneland;
bot it was not confined to England. The second
youth of the North American Review, as conducted
by Mr.. Harvey, has been worth watching, and has
indeed been watched to some practical purpose by
English editors Of establishes ponderosy London
Academy.
From all other reviews turns, from time to
time, to the sterling old North American Review as
to a wise and frosty friend. OF late years. ,nJer the
edhorship OF Mr.. George Harvey, the Review has
gained in the tielines and point of its contributions
while none Of its reliability solid vaue has been
lost. We cannot recommend the North American
too ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1.-The Review has done more for the better class of
rea jers than any publication of this kind IN the coun-
try."-Christian Advocate St. Louis, Mo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02

OTl. Kapela zagra}a
melodye pixie la to burmistrz
ia wziaf W kare. Niemcy spokojnl'
kt6rzy tam b"wia u wdd morskich
dziwili sic t"' n~ies}asznej zac'ekfo~
Sci kt6ra wyp'asza Polak6w z tego
niegdys ulub;onego miejsca kapiel~
nego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02

GDAN K. w morzu zfoWlll
rybacy }oso<ia wazacego 50 funty'
majacpyo ! metr IS centimetr6w
d}ugosci, . 8" centimetrdw objeto~
6cl.>.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02
ssesciol

M~lEDZYRZECZ. ssesoiolet'
IVA cdrecxka przedsiebioroy budow-
>cbild. we Winnicy umar'a'
v,sd&sny kulek nasiennych karsofa~
"ycb. Dziwry objaw. Kartof1e SO
"yd'"em nieszkodllwem poAyw'e
MEM ,udz, z~wierzat, = tax W ma
pie ~ iak , v kiefkach ~zawieraja
TRUCKING.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02

.--...
sZTOM. smutny wypadek
wydarzy} sic " rodzlaie w}asciclela
m{yna y. Lisickiego W Miko}aj-
kaeh. Pred kilku dniami mla}a
sprowadzic sic synowa, ku czemu
wszystko by1o przygotowane. Pan
Lisicka poszla ~jeszcze do sadku, ably
zerwa6 nieco owocu do sto}u.
Ws1ed}szy ma drsbke, spad}a jedrak
i odnios1a tax c'ezkie st}uczenle
krzyza, re W piatek zmar}a. By'a
to kobieta W sile wieku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02

GOLUB. l2-letni syn robots
nika Szczepanowskiego bawi} sle z
innym ch}opcem naladowanym te~
szyngiem. Wtem strzal pusci} ;
kula utkwiia g}eboko " cia}o.
Ch}opca odstawiono do lazaretu "
Toruniu, Wszystkte przestrogi o
niebespiecznych zabawkach z bronia
zdaja sic bye n%apr6zno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02
KRUSZVICA. D,

KRUSZV ICA. Do kupca
pana Jsuow kiego W rynku PREY
byf " po}uduie pewien pan z "a
wiadomieniem, he W nocy pomiedzy
sodzina ll-2 wkradna sic do jeg1
sklepu z towarami .z}odzieje. Q
godzinie o%znaczonej ukry} SIC pan ]
" sklepie z k,lku uzbrojoRymi ludz
mi, obok ukry'i sic zandarmi. O IL
godzinie pos}yazcli ukrycl W sklepie
ma{y szelest, r6wnocze6nle b}ysne}o
swiatlo zapafki. Hurmem rzucono
sig W strone swiat}a i przydybano
z{odziei na goracym ~uczYpku, to
dw6ch tutejs.ych uczni. Poniewaz
schwytani mic wyjawic ME chcieli,
zawezwano ma predce bat na swlad
ka, kt6ry duzo >~poprzednio pokra~
dziony oh przes mich rzeczy wyjawi}.
Pomiedzy innemi wyjawi} 6w
ztodziej, re pred l 6wier6 ro-
klein ukradf ko{owlec panu Deg6r-
skiemu ukrywal 60 tydzien "
zbozu, diva dni W chlew1e. A gdy
sic dowiedziai, ze " ,,Dzienniku
kujawskim" i przez pollcy2 pan D.
swego kofa ~pos1ukuje, poszedf z
kofem ma srodek mostu i W Gop}o
60 s~tracil, W kt6rem jeszcze teraz
" dzien spckojny jasny : mostu
xidziet MONA. - Z}odzlei odpro-
wadzono do wiezienia. Rozpoczeto
pcszukiwan,e kolowca zatopionego.
Szukano 60 hakami z czo1en i Il
mostu, lecz nadaremno; dopiero gdY
-a-~
owego z}odzleja sprow adzono, kt6ry
to znaf miejsce zatopienia ko}owca
dokladnie, natychmisst go wydo-
byto. Kofowiec pc jednem j twier6
roku lezenia W wodzie j~eszcze "
dobrym znsjduje sig stanie, opr6cz
weiy, kt6re sa skruszaae, lecz jesz..
cze pe}ne powietrza. Pan D. ma
xamiar ma TEN kolowcu %jeszcze
pierwsza premias zdobyt. gdyz to
:est dobre.
TORUN. Do pism tutej
ssych donosza: Administrator
kom,syi kolouizaoyjnej " Memory
3 NO xwoiai niiernieokich kotonist6W
!. G.l,oyi, m6wieoYoh dobr.e pc
polsku , ..powied.ial i'm, e ieseli
lie kts, / nioh powa1y mdwid 20 ],
mied1y sool albo DO slug 20 polsku,
odpsdnie kalrse " Niemcsyn,iis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02
~CHELMINSKA dyecezya. p

CHEkMlNShA dyeceZya. rel-
plln 8. go b m. " sama rocsnice
.Narodzenia Najdw,etszei 0Maryi
Fanny przypadala ~ rocznica wpro-
wadzepia Si6str Mi}osierdzia regu{y
sw. Wincentego a Paulo do tutej"
s,epo domu sw J6zefa. Z tych
Sl6str, kt6re wtedy rozpocze}y tam
swa b}oga dzia}slnotc pod kierow-
nictwem pierwszej prze}ozonej,
siostry. Seweryny Morawskiej, je-
szcze jedna " tym zak}adzle pie.
legnuje chorych. Jest tc Siostra
Marta, W swiecie Katarzyna 10
waleu ska, pochodzaca 2 Olsztyna.
- ks. prob. Isbrandt W Lesnie
zosts} mianowany dz,ekanem deka~
natu tucholskiego. a ks. dziekan
Mueller W Pluskowesach dzieka"
mem dekanatu golubskiego. Ks.
wikary ia orski W Bys}awiu ola
choroby %uwolniony tymczasowo cd
urzedowanis, a ma jego miejsce
przeniesionv ks Wietrzychowski z
Golubia. ks. wikary kebinski pre-
niesiony 2 Wabrzezna do Golubia,
ks. wikary Grochocki Z Che1mna do
wabrzezna, a ks. wikary Pawe}
Czaplewski Bzowa (w ostatnim
czasie " Bar1oznie) jake drugi wi
kary do Chmielna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02
4 Poznahskiego.


GNlEZNO. Towaazystwo Mo-
dziezy kupieokiej postanowl}o u
chwalit obchodzenle SWIFT katolic-
kich tax, jak " niedzlele. Cd daw@
ma uderza wszYstklch prawych ka-
tolikdw ze n. p. v swleto uroczyste
Matki Boskiej sk4ady kuPieckie
otwarte j wszelka czynno6d codzien-
ma ga ullcach ME ustaie Navel
majstrowie liturgy zatrudniaja swo
ja czeladz itylko ten, kto chce'
6wiec, ten dzien uroczysty. . taklch
jest malo. Jest to wielki dowdd
zobojetnienla rellgijnego, kt6re
nale7y naprawi6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02
Polskich.

TrRuN. ooegdaj przeoh''o1td1if
re. v ne rad p~raeja1dsm y
r.,e.iopyoh pr.es s,ebis butaoh
/ .,,.n ,srcesmann. wyratoE'1on
..t..u;,h DIV och latach ~przessfo
,n1nirm .yo,e - pomoos tyoh
Lut6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02

snsJduje sie oprrot'ccs r':efs''rsosi
niem,eokiej take / polslkii handel
kolonialny, po'acsony jatEa.
.ow64 administrator zaagreos1'l9 tym
aamym Niemcom pod kara, e ne
wolno in po spravunki ohodsid Dc
togo bandlu. Ale kolonisoi mic
dali sig dotad odstrassyc aoi Cd
|polskleii rozmowy, AMI cd tupoxa-
MA v polstim handlu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02

TYK1ETY ola poszukujaoyohs.
|grunt6w sprzedaie kolei Chicago,
Milwaukee = ST. Paul Y k aa.ldtlyJ
|pierwszy j trzeoi Wtorek kaadLegoo.
miesiaoa do punktow na zaohodsie
iAna poludniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02

tx pora,is, e ME obssdsis 90
.pexnie bez amputayyi jednej rreekii..
PozNAN. Pa,nna N,sgolewska
!. Nis ,g,,, 1upi,. posiadlisosd prs''y ~
ulicy schiliera a. g $500
m.rek Cd naucsYoiela pans Loe-
chela. - Posiadlosd prIy ulicy
Podg6rnej nr. II naby{ kupiec
Bsndmann : ii. Rycers1dej % P.
Bajona "a 1876 tys. marek.
osTRzEsZ0 ". Na6w. Idsie-
go odbywa sic v Mikorzydle Cd
pust Z1odzieje wiedzac, 4e .. pro-
boszcz Weiss vlelce zatrudniony
urocz7stem nabozenstwem, upatrzy-
Ii czas i'm dogodny j wYprowadzili
<. proboszczowi re stajni pare
ikoni, a 2 niem' prawdopodobnie
przedostall sic przez granicee do
Kr6lestwa Polskiego, gdzie poSoig
utrudniony.
POZNAN. Jak cesarska fa-
milia W Poznaniu czula sic swo-
bodna, 6wiadczy 0 tenn wi;sdomo6c,
kursujaca pc miescle, re cesarze~
w;cz kilka razy pieszo chodzf !
iezdzi1 na kole pc ulicack bez wszel-
kiego otoczenia pollcyjnego. OPo.
wiadaia. re gdy raz wyszedf cesa''
.rzowlcz cd komeaderujacego jene-
-ra&a i pieszo szedl do starego 1lem-
silva, gdzie mieszka}, chciell 60
wziasc " opieke policyanci, leoz
c~esarzewicz powiedziaf i'm, Re nj
potrzebuja sic fatygo vac, pdidzie
sam bez otoczenia po%licyjnego. w
Berlinie osoby.z domu Panujacego
doprawdY takiei swcbody ME "a"
zywa]a. Plsafy gazety berl'hskle.
ze podczas zjazdu kr6la w{oskiego
2 cesarzem Wilhelmem do Berina,
pollcyanci tylem stall do monar~
chow. a twarzami do pu~blicznosci,
ably mogli ~publicznos6 dobr1e
obserwcwaG, czy czasem kto
ME ma jaklch zFfych zamla-
row. = sprawdzi}o sic zatem to, co
pisano pred przyjazdem, se cesars
Wilhelm note bezpiecznie chodzlc
20 ulicach Poznanla, q mic zfeggo mu
sic ME stanie wsr6d Polak6w, chloe
wszystko IKE ma mich wieszaja ha~
katy6ci. Polacy moga bye zadowo~
.eni, re podczas pobytu cesarza ME
orzysz1o do na%jmniejszej awantury,
zt6raby wyzyskali hakatySc', gdyz
juz naprz6d pisano, ze cesarz ! jego
iw6r must miee sic ma bacznoscl.
.ho6 cesarz Wilhelm nadzwycxaj-
,okci Polakom ME okazuje, to
,rzeoiez polacy ma prowokacye
sic ME puszczsja. -
GNIEzNO. Hakatystyczny
,Anzeiger" gn%iezniehski W nr. gil
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-31

and returning at 6 :i5 in the evening,
Will enable Olympia people to make
the trip to Tacoma and Seattle and
spend the greater part OF the day
there in the transaction Of business. 1t
will also enable down Sound people
who have business here and want to
get home the same day to arrive on
the 10:45 train and return on the
afternoon boat.
The armless man who gave exhibit
tiOnS on the street here few days ago,
has got into trouble at Aberdeen. 1t
seems he got drunk and cleaned out a
restaurant, a saloon, and set at de-
tiance the authority of the city, which
it must be admitted far excels the
tricks which created SO much wonder
here. 1t seems that when the waiter in
the restaurant did not respond prompt
ly, the ambi-biped drew pistol from
his pocket with his foot and fouris he'd
it about in manner which soon cleared
the room of everybody. He then went
to saloon and knocked man down
with his foot, when he was captured
by the City Marshal, but not until he
had received the imprint of the freak
foot on his stomach. He was fined
$25 and costs but refused to pay until
he saw the inside OF the calaboose,
when he Immediately "pungled."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-31
STATE NEWS.
a Brief Summary of News Gathered from All
Parts of the State.

a br'st Summary of News Gathered from All
Parts of the State.
VIM. l.. Bondhus, prominent
rahcher OF Nashon Island, died Sun
day.
Richard Quinn, man about so
years OF age, was found dead in bed in
atSeattle lodging house Saturday.
l.. X. Munson's store at Shelton was
wholly destroyed by fire last Friday
night. Loss $1,000, consisting mainly
OF furniture. Insured.
The Comptroller of the Currency
mas declared divident of Is per cent.
IN favor of the creditors of the insolv.
ent First National Bank of Vancouver.
II is proposed to establish a breeding
station for sockeye salmon on Dokuta
creek, near Blaine, if the mills of
Blaine can be induced to put in saw.
dust burners.
Cuba Stockton, the 5-year.old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Stockton, of
Snohomish, fell from a boat in which
he was playing, Tuesday, and drowned
In eight feet of water.
Frank Koch, aged II, was found
dead under the Seattle power. house,
Tuesday, and it is thought that he
was electrocuted. 1t is evident that
he was searching for copper as several
strips were found in his pockets.
Attorneys ]. E. McGrew and A. q.
Mcbride have been ordered to show
cause at Seattle why they should not
be debarred from practice. They are
accused of having accepted cash to
| compromise fraudulent real estate
case.
During the month the Seattle Elec.
trio Go. conductors took in $27 in
counterfeit half.dollars and quarters.
Capt. Bell of the United States Secret
Service thinks the spurious coin is
made in the East and sent to this
State for distribution.
TIE farmers of some of the eastern
counties propose determination of the
ground squirrel by crossing the breed
with the timber squirrel from Kansas,
which species can be destroyed. If the
plan fails, the imported squirrel is an
edible product and may be utilized for
table purposes.
The price Of hogs has declined some-
what from the high rates of August
and September. About 1915 is now
the ruling price per 100 pounds, de-
cline OF Is cents. The rate will proba-
bly, be lower, for the potato crop is
large and prices range from 80 to 40
cents for them, and by feeding the
crop to hogs dollar a hundred may
be realized for the tubers.
When Lucinda Wacca, the niece of
the Italian gardener, at Seattle, eloped
with the young man who drove the
garbage wagon. and with $500 besides,
the gardener hoped the erring pair
would return to be forgiven, but many
days have passed and he has no word
OF his missing niece. The police in all
the towns about Seattle have been
notified that the two are wanted, but
the search so far has had no results.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-31
A DENIAL.
Mr.. CalIow Pleads Not Guilty" to the Charge
Of Manipulating Convention.

OF Manipulating Convention.
Ed. STANDARD:
Replying to Mr.. Yantis' letter in
your issue OF Oct. "a, 1 beg to say that
l had absolutely nothing whatever to
do with the nomination of or failure
to nominate Democratic candidate
for Commissioner from the Third
district. l have been too busy TO
take much part in politics and it was
impossible for me TO find time even to
attend the County Convention. l did
not know either before or after
the Convention what was being done
in regard to the matter and did not
feel either qualified or inclined to take
any part in it. From the best infor-
nation ! can obtain, Mr.. Yantis is
" away off" on what he evidently be.
lieves to be the facts in the matter.
Particularly is he mistaken when he
says that two years ago Mr.. Otis went
out TO work in the Bucoda mill in
order TO canvass for Mr.. Ismay. Mr..
Otis had scarcely speaking acquaint.
ance with Mr.. Ismay two years ago,
and it happens that it was over four
years ago. instead of two, that Mr..
Otis worked in the Bucoda mill.
Very respectfully,
A. L. GALLON.
Olympia, Oct. 20, 1902.
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the quantity Of ash it produces, but it
is claimed that this objection 10 being
overcome a. the older grade of coal is
reached. Laberee handles the best
coal.
A burglar entered the abode OF A.
w. Ready, Wednesday night. and
holding Mrs. X. and her hired girl up
with revolver, proceeded to plumber
the house for valuables. He found
I'll In coin, but several articles of
jewelry we're left, the idea doubtless
being to avoid possession Of anything
that might lead to Identification. The
burglar wore . mask over his face and
q rubber overcoat to conceal the cloth.
ing he had on. When the robber left
it was with the Tracyan injunction to
keep quiet for half an hour which
admonition was carefully observed.
There seems TO be absolutely no clue
to the identity OF the malefactor, 30 it
may be we'll for our people to keep .
rod in pickle for such unwelcome
visitors.
The new N. P. train schedule which
goes into effect Sunday will be a. fol-
lows: No. z leaves Olympia at 10 AS
A. M. for Portland. No. 8, leaves
Olympia at IL 80 p. N. for Tacoma.
No. 800, leaves Olympia at 6:45 p. NJ.
for Harbor points. No. 80, leaves
Olympia 1t 9:35 A. NJ. for Tacoma.
It will be observed that No. 80, leav.
ing Olympia at 9 :35 in the morning,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-31

The Capital City sank Tuesday
evening. off Dash Point, thres.quar.
ters Of mile south of Browns point,
just out Tacoma harbor, on her down
trip, by collision with the Canadian
freighter Trader, which was en- route
from Stevenson, B. c., for Tacoma.
An immense hole was torn in the
former vessel, just abaft the compan-
way, and she began to rapidly fill,
when she was run ashore, and sank
with her upper works above water,
from which score of passengers were
afterwards taken off by the steamer
Flyer. The Trader was likewise con.
siderably injured, her stem torn off
and a hole punched into her bow
above the water line. but she made
port in safety and by shifting cargo
the break was kept above water.
The accident must have occurred
from mistake of signals. The captain
OF the Trader insists that he sounded
the usual signal for passing on the
starboard side twice, the first not be-
ing answered and the second respond
ed to a. understood, but the Capital
City then started to cross his bow,
with disastrous result to both vessels.
Capt. Edwards, of the Capital City,
says he did not see the Traders lights,
and il was impossible to avoid the
collision when he saw her shadow.
He claims that the Trader gave the
starboard signal and then attempted
to pass on the port side.
The Capital City may be saved, but
it will be At large expense. She may
be foated between scows to the dry
dock. but her big dynamo will be
practically ruined and her boilers in.
jured by submersion, and her engines
and hull are severely damaged.
The steamer was yesterday raised
from the beach by four big pile drivers
and towed by the tug Fearless across
the bay to Old Tacoma and beached,
where she will receive such temporary
repairs as will enable her TO proceed to
the drydock at Seattle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-31
He Graspsd At Time but Caught Small Part
OF Eternity.


A burglar giving the name of Thorn.
as Casey, stole a watch from the living
rooms above the Haworth fruit store,
Tuesday afternoon, and being caught
as he was leaving the premises by
the stairway. and q pursuit began
and continued down Washington
street and across ON Second to Main,
where the culprit sought refuge under
the old Bettman store room. The
Sheriff and a volunteer posse sur
roundrd the building and finally in.
duced the thief to come out, when he
was escorted to Jail. The watch has
not yet been found, but it is thought
he may have laid il under the build
ing. The thief, on trial, was convict.
ed and sentenced to thirty days i'm.
prisonment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-31

A millionaire mine owner OF Alaska,
named E. o. Lindbloom, and friend
known as Cowboy jake" got on
"high horses" the other day at Seattle
and entered an auction store where
they raised disturbance, and became
80 riotous As to be placed under arrest.
The man OF millions it appears had
enough self-respect to conceal his
name. and the police entry reads
" Ole Olson; Swede laborer; disorderly
conduct; cash bail $50" The double
eagle was OF course forfeited.