davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newport daily independent., 1903-04-09

Holden said: Great instruments of this class require a serene and quiet air, in order that they may do their best work On Mount Hamilton the air is quiet and clear from May un- til November; the stars do not twinkle; the highest magnifying powers can be employed"
 The clock mechanism which fur nishes time to the whole Pacific slope, and without which nearly all astro- nomical calculations would be impos- sible, is worthy of careful examination. From Seattle to Fl Paso and all the ;n- termediate stations, at one minute be- fore noon, each day, the time is flashed.
 One of the strangest facts brought to light by the transit telescope is that the earth's equator is not at all fixed line, but that it moves constantly, so that in our own homes we are some- times nearer to and sometimes farther from 1t. If the north pole be ever discovered, it will be found meandering in a circle, with a diam- eter of about 120 feet, to no one spot of which does it return oftener than once in each 400 days. This has accounted for slight errors in observations, hereto fore unexplainable. | is estimated that there are 100000 stars within the range of the Lick telescope. One of these, called by astronomers Groom bridge, No. 1,S30," or the runaway star," is travelling at a rate of about 200 miles per second, but will require nearly 100000 years to cross the half circuit of the heavens. Our own sun (and its attendant planets) is moving at much slower rate, and is said to be heading for proximity to the bright- est star in the northern sky. Vega, which, in the summer months, may be seen, a beautiful blue radiance, near the zenith. In winter, Vega is near the horizon, setting at about nine D. m. Vega has two faint attendants, and all are in the constellation Lyra. "Epsilon Lyrae Four and Five" is one of the faint points of light. It is a double star, and is directlyfn the path through which our sun is drawing us. Vega is, in reality, quadruple star. When one's eye leaves the telescope and takes in his rather grewsome night surround ings, emerging into the chill night air and taking his place behind impatient horses which seem to rush recklessly along through the darkness, around curve after curve, at one time on Q ledge hundreds of feet above the near est tree tops, the next moment with the high walls of canyon on either side, he finds that a decided change has taken place in his sensations. A nights sleep contributes even more to restora- tion to the facts of everyday exist ence and one gladly takes the train which bears him back again, past the desert wastes, to the fields where the eye is gladdened not so much by the glories of countless stars by night az by the golden glow of myriads of pop pies, stars terrestrial.
 EDWARD JULIAN.
Newport daily independent., 1903-04-09

the remainder of the journey of about 2S miles is taken by carriage through the lovely Santa Clara valley, then upward, ever climbing winding road way, until the summit of Mount Ham, ilton is reached. At every turn new beauties and wonders are visible un- til, standing near the great telescope, one may command view unexcelled in America In the distant north Mount Shasta may be seen, to the soHthward stretch about 50,000 square miles of sun-bathed possibilities for lovely homes, for when the snows and mountain streams are utilized un- dreamed-of beauties will spring up over the foothills, valleys and desert in which every variety of climate may be found. In the east lie the Hills of Light" the Sierra Nevadas, "beautiful as a rainbow, yet firm as adamant." {" Here rose color deepens into purple
Newport daily independent., 1903-04-09

 is seen in the various articles, and the a wide range in the selection of his goods and still may be strictly in line.
 In the line of shirts the tan-colored varieties have lost none of their favor of last season. One of the most fash ionable ones seen is of flannel of very light tone, with double line or stripe in brown, intended for morning wear with sack suits or visiting clothes. The buttons are of pearl, the front cut square and the cuffs made to turn back, the link sleeve buttonsp passing through thicknesses of material. In the fan mel shirts the designs are nearly all in simple stripe effects and are quite pop ular. The shades of the fine French and English fannels are exceedingly de1'cate~ in tone and among them the coat of mixed material.
 Gray in it's various shades, has proved popular color and many neat designs in various articles of dress are shown. This is particularly true of the necktie. One of the newest has body color of soft gray with pretty design in white and black. The tie is the once over Ascot or English square crayat and ties over wing collar of fashion able shape.
 Another model that will undoubtedly find favor is black silk with a spot de- sign in light gray made with an irregu- lar effect. This tie is folded into shape below the neckbana so that it can be spread out and worn as an imperial, if desired. These ties are generally made up with large knotand look best with a wing collar. Narrow four-in-hands are no longer fashionable, the swell breadth now being from two to three
Newport daily independent., 1903-04-09

pier set into the solid earth, qpfte in- dependent of the building surE6unding it, as are all the telescopes at this ob- servatory.
 We were specially fortunate in our visit, one of the astronomers be- ing an old schoolmate, and enjoyed ex- ceptional advantages for obtaining in- formation. On every Saturday, until about II D. m., the instruments and hall and library are free for the inspec- ton of the public. Visitors in turn gaze at the wonders of the heavens through the great telescope which, all though having only a 36-inch glass, against the 40-inch lens in the Aerkes telescope, in Chicago, is far better instrument, and from its location IS used for more extended observations
 From a position behind the long tube the eye of man has probably penetrated farther into space than from any other point on the earth surface The dome in which lt re- wolves is 90 feet i'll diameter, and the central pier upon which It sWlhgs rises 30 feet above the movable hoor' and weighs 35 tons. This floor can oy means of hydraulic pressure be ralseo or lowered 20 feet, and the telescope may be trained upon any portion ot the visible sky from the zenith almost down to the horizon.
 The clock gear at the top of the pier weighs seven tons, and, although the touch of child's hand may swing 1t, the tube itself weighs two tons. It re- quired 700 days to complete the lens after it was cast, and it cost $5O,0O0. If Niagara falls, or Brooklyn bridge were on the moons surface, they could be easily seen through this telescope. Below the floor is the mechanism which moves it and Inc dome. Within the base of the pier. under the great telescope, lies the body of James Lick, the California millionaire, by means of whose bequest of $700,000 the sci cntific world enjoys the benefit of the discoveries made at the observatory, which constitutes part of the Unlyer- sity of California. The Mount Hamil- ton reservation comprises 2,5Sl acres, and many students take postgraduate l courses here. Former Director E. $.
Newport daily independent., 1903-04-09

inches, so that the knot is fairly large and bulky
 Two hobby waistcoats were recently seen at a store where the late styles may always be found and they may give line on what will be worn. One was of gray silk woven fabric with slen- der waving lines of black running yer tically and an indescribable all-over mottled or watered effect, intended for more or less formal afternoon dress. The other was a white flannel with simple black line marking, intended for morning wear with sack suit or for informal afternoon dress with gray cutaway coat of English walking light tans are much in vogue.
 With, sgard to hats, several new models nave recently made their ap- pearance, but no particular one has been sci upon as the only correct thing to be worn. As for seasons past gray will retain its popularity, several neat models in the various shades of this color having been seen.
 MAX OWEN
Newport daily independent., 1903-04-09
STYLES FOR SPR|MG
The Dictates of Fashion Regard
 ing Mems Wear.
Tan CoIOred Shirts fin Flannel Are Among the Approved Novelties New T'hings in Ties Waist
 coats and Hats.

Now that the days are gradually growing longer and old Sol is becoming more generous with his rays furnish ing goods houses are bringing forth their latest styles in haberdashery to tempt the eye of the sterner sex. AL though thelatest models seen thus far show no radical departure in style from those of last season, greater
 variety in material and color than ever
Newport daily independent., 1903-04-09
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
This Bank has an authorized
 CAPITAL of $IOO, 1000. .O0.
THoS. J. GRAHAM, J. W. GRUBBs,

An authorized subscribed Capital is convenient thing good thing for advertising purposes but to be perfectly hones tell patrons the truth really counts for little We could have had just easily, Subscribed Capital or S50O,OOO It would not have cost us cent more
 What patrons really interested in knowing h this has invested Fin it's .busness of ITS OWN MONEY S5s oo OF CASH; PAID IN CAPITAL and undivided profits That the this Bank prepared to take good care business And you that MORE CAPT. and proftably invested.
Newport daily independent., 1903-04-09
Eupion Oil

When buying Illuminating oil insist on having EUPIoN, the family safety. This is a double distilled process oil that is oDoRLEss and absolutely safe. If you will use clean burners and wicks and EUPIoN OIL you will have best light obtainable. The only merchants in Newport that sell this high-grade oil are Wolff Goldman Nero. O., w. B. Chastain, Wilmans Bros, R. D. Wilmans, Heiliger's Union Market Co.,, Martin Bros, liar ris & Daugherty l.. G. DaVaul and o. M. Bowen.
 Waters-Pierce Oil Comply
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
ROWlRY
TElECRAF|CzNE.

PARYZ 20. lutego. Wszy-
stkie mocarstwa zatwierdzlfy
postulaty rosyjskoaustryackie
W kwestyi reform macedoh-
skich W chrzescia6skich pro-
wincyach. Wobec zgody je-
dnomyslnosci mocarstw, sa-
dza tn og6lnie, re sultan zro-
bi dobra mine do z1ej cry i
zgodzi sic ma warunki pre-
d}ozone. Poczem konsulowie
chrzesciahscy zostana wys1a-
nj do tych prowincyi dla
przekonania sic naocznego,
czy Wielka Porta wype}nia
wszystkie zobowiazania swo-
je.
Gabinety europejskie ME
kryja sic wcale re zdaniem,
ze nota rosyjsko-austryacka
jest tylko poczatkiem dalej
siegajacych reform, jake ma
ia bye zaprowadzone we
wszystkich chfzesciahskich
prowincyach Turcyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

SOUTH CHICAGO, z plat
ku ma sobote o godzinie 2::30
W nocy, z niewiadomej przy-
.czyny wybuch} ,ogieh przy
kot1ach i przeni6s} sic do
zakrystyi i zanim straz og-
niowa zdolala go stlumic,
sp}onela Gala zakrystya,
wszelkie sprzety koscielne
i nadto "a $500 kwiat6w. Ma
stepnie ogie1 przeni6s} sic
do prezbyteryum, tam zni-
szczy Geese oltarza, przyczy-
niajjac straty ma sumo $1,000.
Take bardzo cenny, recznie
malowany obraz, przedsta-
wiajacy sm1erc sw. Stanis}a-
wa B. i NJ, zamordo doWanego
przez Boles}awa smia}ego, a
opr6cz tego jedno 2 piehr
nych okien, ma ktyrem by}
malowany obraz, pred
stawiajacy Polske v kajda-,
mach (warto6c jego Wyno-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

NORFOLK, Va. PAM Will
liam E. Bowdon, dobrze zna-
ma W ko}ach towarzyskich W
Portsmuth, wywo}a}a tn o.
gromne zadziwienie swojawy-
trwaloscia bez oddechania.
PAM Bowden pozostanie pod
woda bez oddechania przez 80
minut.
Kompania do zaprowadze-
MIA rur do woody, a kt6ra mu-
siala preprowadzic je przez
rzeke i ME potrzebowa}a do
tego nurk6w. PAM Bowden
wdziala ma siebie .ciezkie u
branie i pod woda laczy}a ru-
~ jedne z druga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -
Wielkie tutaj wywo}a}a obu-
rzenie wiadomosc, re pewna
firma zobowiaza1a sic kon-
traktowo fabrykowac bozk6w
buddaistycznych, W celu wy
se}ania ich do Korei. Taxi
interes uwazaja tutaj jako
szyderstwo religii i cywili-
zacyi chrzescija6skiej. ME-
kt6rzy wszakze zwracaja u
wage, re Anglicy wyse}aja O.
plum do Indyj, Amerykanie
wywoza piwo i w6dke ma
Filipiny. So to wieksze zbrod-
ME, niz fabrykacya bozk6w,
sluzacych badz co badz do
cel6w religijnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

PARYz, % lutego. Major
Mcbride, kt6ry naleza1 do al
ryskiej brygady W Transwa-
alu podczas wojny W Po1u-
dniowej Afryee, ozenh sic W
sobote z Maud Gjonne INA
ma jako irlandzka Joanna
de Arc''. Zanim dope1niono
slubu, Maud Gjonne .kt6ra
by1a protestantka przesz}a ma
wiare rzymsko-katolicka, DO
Major jest ogromnie lubiany
pomiedzy libera}ami. Ona to
przep}yne1a przez ocean ably
mice mowy "a Irlandczyka-
mi W Ameryce. T.
Wszedzie W Anglii i W r6-
znych miastach z >.zapalem
przemawia]a "a wolnoscia r.
landyi. Dla tego: nar6d Irlan-
dzki da} jej przydomek ,,Jo-
anna de Arc'. Major Mcbride
zgromadzi} oddzial i walczy}
pod dow6dztwem Janbert'a
pod Ladysmith, a kiedy wal
ka sic skohczy}a, udal sic do
Paryza i tn W sobote, po}a-
cyl sic z piekna Maud, kt6-
ra mu kaza}a isc walczyc "a
wolnosc.
Jak donosza, m}oda para
uda sic do Ameryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26


81 $1,000, opr6cz tego dywan
z przed o1tarza zosta} cal
kowicie zniszczony. Podczas
pozaru Wiel. ks. Wika-
ry Wawrzykowski pobieg} do
koscio}a i wyni6s1 Przenaj-
swietszy Sacrament, gdyz
zdawa}o sic, re ca}y kosci61
ulegnie zniszczeniu. Szkoda
wynosi Cd 8do 9 tysiecy do
lar6w j pokryta jest ubezpie-
czeniem. II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
NEWARK n. J.

NEWARK N. J. Pc
wien ubogi polak. przyby-
wszy pieszo = Nowego Yor-
ku, ME majac grosza przy
duszy, postanowil zastawic
starry revolver, azeby zaspo-
koic gl6d. w tym celu udal
sic do sklepu, mad kt6rym
jako godlo lichwy ujrzal "a
wieszone try kule. Mloda
dziewczyna, ME rozumiejac
jjezyka, " jakim do niej
odezwal sic nasz Kodak, WI
dzac wyciagniety 2 kieszeni
revolver, sadzac, ze pred
MIA stoii RADIUS, naro obila krzy-
ku i wezwala poll cyanta, kt6-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
Z niW POlskich
" AM ERYCE.

T. DETROIT Mich. w ME
uziele Is Lutego, 1908 "a
kohczy} zywot doczesny
Niel. KS. Dabrowski, rektor
Izafozyciel Seminaryum Pol
kiego SIS. Cyryla i Metodego
II Detroit Mich, iczac lat 81.
KS: J6zef Dabrowski uro-
dill sic W Polsce pod zabo-
fem rosyjskiem i bral czyn-
~ udzia1 W powstaniu W ro-
HI 1858. Po upadku powsta-
nia zmuszony by1 opuscic
Aai rodzinny, uda} sic do
1zymu i wstapi} do semina-
1Vum duchownego Swiecenia
Kapla6skie otrzyma1 W roku
1869.
wv roku 1870 przyby1 do
Ameryki i osiedli} sic blisko
Green Bay, Wis.,, p6zniej
Wa1 sic do Detroit i za1ozy}
pblskie seminaryum duchow-
ne pod wezwaniem Sw. Cy-
ryla i Metodego.
Znajdujac sic W Polonii, W
roku 1874 sprowadzi1 z Kra-
keWa Siostry Felicyanki j
j p5oa,abud oa,abud dowal pierwszy k1asztor
ze6ski W Ameryce. Zgroma-
dzenie Felicyanek przecho-
dzi1o wraz ze swym fundato-
rem rozmaite trudnosci i ko-
leje. DIVA razy polar znisz-
czy} zabudowania klasztorne,
raz nawet z parafialnym kos
ciolem, lecz ME zrazi} zabie-
gov zmarlego kap1ana.
Powodem smierci by} udar
serca. Ostatnie zajscia W Sc
minaryum zapewno przy-
spieszGly zgon zacnego ka-
p1ana. Spoleczehstwo polskie
straci1o prawdziwego kap}ana
i patryote kt6ry swemu po-
wo}aniu poswiecil silly i zdro-
vie. Owoc piracy jego jest mu
najwspanialszym pomnikiem.
Geese jego pamieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

ST. PAUL, Mimi, 20 Lutte
go. Grono kapita6st6w anne
ryka6skich @przedsiewezmie
olbrzymie przedsiebiorstwo,
kt6re .wywola rewolucye ma
kolejach zelaznych. Mianowi-
Gle proponowanem jest pre-
prowadzenie podw6jnej linii
kolei elektrycznej tax d}a pa
sazer6w jak ! towar r6w z Du-
luth przez lowe ma des Moi
nes az do ,,Golf of Mexico
Droga ia ma kosztowae .mniej
wiecej 70 milion6w dolar6w
kt6re juz So W cze6ei z}ozone
przez >kapitalist6w kilku sta
now: Znany milioner j. w.
Gates ma lwia Geese akcyi W
tenn nowem przedsiebiorstwie
lecz caly plan jest -dotad trzy-
many W tajemnicy, kt6ry jed
nakze sprytni reporterzy od-
kryi i obwiescili swiatu. Ia
czynaja sic wiec ziiszczac pre-
powiednie Edisona, re "a lat
pare elektrycznose wyruguje
zupelnie pare z powszchnego
uzytku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

NEW YORK. n. Y. 19
lutego. Ogie1 zniszczy} dosz-
czetnie Westerleich kolegium
W czesie gdy sic znajdowa}o
W MEM okolo 800 uczni, kt6-
rzy zdo1ali uciec W panicznym
przestrachu; jeden tylko ma
uczyciel muzyki wyskoczy}
oknem z trzeciego pietra i
z1ama} sobie ramie. Szkody W
budynku sa olbrzymie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

pragnaf osobiscie i'm udzielic
Observation-Disclosures, ale zabro-
Mill mu lekarze re wzgledu
ma lego znuzenie W dniach
ostatnich. Zakonnice j gwar-
dye szwajcarskie us}ugiwa}y.
Donosza, re Papiez pre-
s1a1 do duchownych W Mace
donii i Albanii listy, W kt6-
rych katolik6w ostrzega, by
ME brali udzia1u W zadnych
politycznych agitacyach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

CLEVELAND Ohio = w
poniedzialek dnia 23-go bm..
rozpocznie process przeciw
Margarine Wi6rkowskiej
oskarzonej o wsp6}udzia} W
morderstwie jej meza. Oska-
rzona bronic beda adwokaci
johnson i Dawley.. Jednym
z swiadk6w bedzie Janowski
wsp6lnik zbrodni.
= w sobote oko1o godzi-
ny 12-tej W nocy, gdy czas
zamykac salony dw6ch dra-
bow weszlo do .salonu A.
Bartosiewicza przy mar. St.
Clair i Buell. ul, zazadalo
trunk6w. .Gospodarz odm6-
viii i'm, poniewaz by}o po
czasie przepisanym przez
prawo i poprosi} by wyszli z
salonu. Zamiast spokojnie i6c
do domu 1otrzykowie wzieh
sic do rzucania cegie1 a je-
den dobyl rewolWera ale q.
MIN zdolal wystrzeic leza}
ma ziemi postrzelony trzema
kulami z rewolweru p. Bar
tosiewicza. Rannego odwie-
ziono do szpitala a Bartosie-
wicz oddal sic policy Ego
precynctu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

-. Hf.-- . =
...z RZYM, 20go lutego. Ma
dis przypada wlasciwa rocz-
MICA 25 letniego papiestwa
Leona XIIIgo. Zjecha}o do
Rzymu 100000 katolik6w re
wszystkich cze6ci swiata. Te-
legromy gratulacyjne mad
chodza re wszystkich stolic.
Prezydent Roosevelt made
s1al takze depesze z powin-
szoWaniem. Sedziwy Jubilat
cieszy sic doskona}em zdro-
wiem asystowa1 wielkiejMszy
jubileuszowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

NEWARK, N. j., 20go lu-
tego. Ma krzyz6wce Clifton
ave. pociag kolei Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western
zderzy1 sic z tramwajem e.
lektrycznym, przeznaczonym
wy1acznie ola uczni6w i u
czennic, uczeszczajacych do
wyzszej szkoly. Skutek zde-
rzenia sic by@ okropny, 8
m1odzie6c6w i dziewic zosta-
10 zabitych ma miejscu, a 15
odnios1o ciezkie obrazenia
cia1a. Motorowego znaleziono
z roztrzaskana czaszka, Po-
ciag wl6k} wagon tramwajo.
wy ma odleg}osc trzech blo-
k6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

CHICAGO, III. Tajemni-
czy napad dokonany zostal
wczoraj Q loci W nocy na
osobe p. N. K. Z}otnic kiego
redaktora ,Kuryera Swiatecz-
nego". Gdy szeH 2 Oakley
ave. ku Milwaukee ave. do
apteki napad na niego 2 ty-
'lu jakis nieznany mu czlo-
wick i uderzyl " glove zala-
mujac kapelusz. Napadniety,
.kt6rego dzeh przedtem
ostrzezono o majacym bye
na niego dokonanym napa-
die, Wyial = kieszeni rewol-
wer j rekoie e6cia tegoz ude-
rzyl napastnika z eala sila "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
! sMENOMINEE, Mich; %.

MENOMINEE, Mich; %.
Lutego. Wskutek zjedze-
MIA pude}ka sardynek, Gala
fa1niha skladajaca sic z PIE
ciu os6b, Johna Sheedlo,, "a
pewne Jana Szydlo, zaniesz-
kalego W miejscowosci Nahna,
zosta1a zatruta. Pomimo pp-
mocy lekarskiej, mala dwa,-
letnia dziewczynka, z1narla "
wielkich bolesciach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

WIEDEN. % lutego. Te-
legram z Hartberg donosi
ze mezczyzna j dwoje dzieci
zostalo rozszarpanych przez
wiki. Straszne zwierzeta tax
byly glodne, ze 2 mezczyzny
j dzieci pozostawily tylko pa
re kosci'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
MILWAUKEE, Wis.

Avy1AolAI ~ Sv1O. --7[-i
Cd miesiaca juz przesz}o do
policyi nadchodzily skargi
Cd doktor6w i dentyst6w ma
kradzieze pope}niane W ieA'
biurach nocami. NieznajOmi
z1odzieje wytrychami otwiera-
Ii drzwii cd ofis6w j zabiera.
da4o,. co bylopo
reka, a vice zlote 'plomb
rzedzia chirurgiczne, got6y-
ke jaka by}a, ubranie poo
stawione, a nawet jednemu
z dentyst6w zabrano pare
but6w. Detektywi oddawna
juz 6ledzih sprawc6w, lecz do
piero W sobote wieczorena
udalo sic i'm pred hotelem
Plankintona zatrzymac dw6eh.
podejrzanych. chlopak6w. A.
resztowani ma policy podai
swoje nazwiska jako: Stefan
Pietrowski j Frank r. Reed.
Chlopcy obajj,, " wieku 18, 80
lat, So synami porzadnych
rodzic6w ten fakt, stosow-
ME do twierdzeh policyi, do
pom6gl i'm do tego, re talk
uchodzi}y i'm bezkar-
ne kradzieze. DetektywOm
bowiem ME przychodilo ma
makl podejrziywat m@odzieh
COW z tax porzadnych fani
lii. M]odzi z}odzieje, badani
przez inspektora Riennera, po
pewnem ociaganiu sic, przy
znali sic W kohcu do why.
S}wierdzono, re dokonali ra-
bunk6w W Is miejscach.
Wszystkie przedmioty skra-
dzione udalo sic: policyantom
j odebrac. sPbszko
dowani straca tylko zabrana
przez chlopak6w got6whe,
bo te mfodzi rabusie przepus-
cili " donnach cry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

RZYMt, NJ, 23go lutego. 2 o
kazyii jubileuszu papie eskiego,
wczorajj " MED dziele, tysiac
ubogioh sRzynu 3 j bylo go6zt'mlii q i
Ojca swietego i U y uczta die die
nich zostala dana. Papie II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

ry schwyciwszy biedaka "a I!
kolnierz, zaprowadzh go ma
.policye, gdzie sedzia Lam
bert posuna1 sic W swej gor-
liwosci nieco "a daleko, zasa-
dzajac aresztowanego ma 80
dni wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

W glove, tax, il tenze upaA
ma ziemie. Podni6slszy sic
po chwih rzuci1 sic ma nowo.
ma Hotnickiego, ale po chWii-
Ii widzac ze mu ME pod0la
.umkna1. Drugi napastnik ME
bra1 udzia1u W walce zoba-
czywszy prawdopodobnie re-.
wolwer W reku Z}otnickiego,
lecz zlaczywszy sic q bar
dziej odwaznyn1 amkna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

PARYz, % lutego. Oglo-
SONY zostal wyrok W proce-
sic bankiera Cattani przeciw
Humbertom o oszczerstwo
"a nazwanie go lichwiarzem.
Humbertowie zostali uznani
niewinnymi a banker ma
ponie6c koszta procesu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
w GREEN BAY Wis.

w GREEN BAY, Wis, =
pozar zniszczy} prawie zupe}-
ME sk}ad miesa nalezacy do
Micha1a Janowicza. Strata
wynosi okolo $1,000 pokryta
tylko czesciowym ubezpie-
czeniem Ogien powsta} z
nieznanej przyczyny o p61no-
cy, 5 Lutego, a wskutek
61,ieznej zawiei straz ME mo-
gla W czas przybyc ma miej-
see. z rzezalni pozosta}y tyl-
ko magic sciany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

SOUTH CHICAGO. Zmar]
tu 19 letni Jan Stodola, kt6-
rego rodzice mieszkaja pm.
10623 Green Bay; ave. M1ody
Stodola poszedl z wizyta do
przyjaciela Jana Rezaka i
tam sobie weso4o gawedzi1,
gdy naraz zeslah i pad} ma
ziemie. Zaniesiono go no }6z-
ko i pos1ano po lekarza, lecz
zanim ten ostatni przyszed}
m1odzieniec juz ME zy}. Le-
karz orzek}, il choroba SER
ca byla przyczyna smierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

ST. LOUIS, Mo. = KS. F.
Gnieli6ski, proboszcz parafii
Sw. Kazimierza, wyjechal ma
Z miesiecy do Europy, W
celu poratowania zdrowia.
- Strazak Wand, kt6rego
zycie przez pare dni utrzymy-
wano wstrzykiwaniem s}a-
bel solucyi kwasu karbolo-
wego, zmar} pred paru dnia-
mi W szpitalu miejskim,