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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28
ALetter to Twelve Thousand Teachers.

The department of Education OF the
Missouri Worlds Fair Commission. of
which judged II. Hawthorne, OF Kan
sas City IS chairman aud Prof. V.
Buchanan, of Sedalia is su~perinter-
deut, has been mailing from the Ad-
minisJraliou building, ST, Louis, circu.
lar letters to u, 900 Missouri teachers,
explaining the plan of the States edu-
oational exhibit. The circular details
at length the method of preparing dis
plays IN the school room. 1t will en-
aOie any Missouri teacher. who reads
and follows it, to have bis pupils
school work given proper exploitation
at St. Louis, Many teachers through
out the state have already begun the
work of preparing for the educational
exhibit. Others win do so upon read
ing The circular letter. It Is the desire
of the Worlds Fair , commission that
equal opportunity be presented to ey-
cry school 10 the stale.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28

WANTED-Several persons of char
acteT and good reputation in each state
(onc IN this county requwed) to repres-
ent and advertise old established veal.
thy business house Of solid tn ancia
standing. salary S21,O0 weekly with
expenses additional, all payable in cash
direct every Wednesday from head
Offices Horse add carriage furnished
when necessary. References. Enclose
self-addressed envelope. Colonial, 3S2
Dearborn ST., Chicago.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28
READ THIS;

Higginsville, Mo, Sept. -, l0Ol.-It affords
me great pleasure TO say TO all those who
nay be suffering as | have been for the past
fifteen years with kidney and bladder troub
es, have been using the Texas Wonder,
ialPs Gre=t Discovery, until | have used
Ilmost one-thlrd ofla bottle, and l ha We re-
eived lasting benefit from its use, and can
recommend It TO Others similarly afflicted.
5-4ml |. W, WHITSE1T, Lawyer.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28
NOticel

To the farmers Of Lafayette county
and citizens of our neighboring vii.
lagos, if you want the best "dinner'.
that can be served for 25c stop at the
Commercial Hotel. Good parlors aud
waiting room Courteous treatment
E, NJ. COOK, Proprietor.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28
MaYyiew Bank.

MAYHEM is expecting to have a
bank. There was a bank there sew
eral years ago but It was closed up.
Now a new one is forming. j. C..
Burris, OF Warrensburg is 10 be cash
Ter.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. j. e. ROark left Tuesday for
her home in Sedalia.
Presley Boteler Of Kansas City
spent Sunday here with friends.
@. NJ. Williams of Kansas City
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Miss Hannah Groves returned to
her home in Corder Monday morning.
Mrs.tJoe Baurle returned Sunday
evening from a visit 10 Higginsville
For SALE-Six thorough bred short
horn bulls. Apply to N. NJ. COOPER.
ilS-tf
Miss Grace Fields left Tuesday
morning for a few days visit in Black
burn.
Miss Irene Stramcke left Wednes-
day morning for Kansas City to visit
friends.
Miss Edna Stramke went to Kan
sas City Sunday evening to visit
friends.
Miss Pearle Robbins Of Kansas City
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. L
A, Payne.
Frank Hale aud wife left Wednes-
day for a visit with frinds in Blue
Springs, Mo.
Mrs, w, H. Ohiles left Monday ev-
ening for a visit with relatives in
Kansas City.
Frank Hord and Miss Kathrine
Lightner of Aullville spent Sunday
here with friends.
For SALE-A few male pigs, Poland
China, ready I r service. Apply Il
A. P. Young, near Prairie church. 10
Miss Susie Lesueur returned Sun.
day evening from a visit with friends
in Cairo Illinois.
Miss Stella Ryland left Saturday
morning for Harrisonville, where she
VIII visit relatives.
Mrs. A. E James returned Tues
day evening from a visit with rela-
tives in St. Joseph.
Misses Norma and Nadine Steele
left Saturday morning for a visit to
friends in Marshall
G w. Norton Of W. NJ. A. left
Sunday evening for a visit to his home
10 Columbus Kansas.
Miss Mona Greer of l.. L. c. left
Sunday morning for a visit to her
home in Warrensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoeuscheidt and Miss
Carrie EdmondS spent Sunday 10 We'll
llngton with relatives.
John Morrison aud wife went TO
Kansas City Sunday evening to spend
a few days on business.
Mrs. T. Burgess aud little daugh-
ter Irene returned Monday evening to
their home in Kansas City.
Mrs. A. e. Hart left Tuesday
morniog for her hame at Wlnsor Mo,
after a few days visit here.
Elder and Mrs. R. B. BrineY an-
nounce the birth Of a daughter, Mary
Elizabeth, November "a.
Miss Corine Peak of Georgetown,
KY, arrived Monday evening to visit
her cousins the Misses Peak.
Miss Fannie John went to Kansas
City Wednesday morning to make a
several days visit with relatives.
Miss Wayne Brightwell left Mon.
day evening for a visit with friends
and relatives in Lawrence Kansas.
F. E. Bishop,
Veterinary Surgeon,
l0-1Otf Odessa, Missouri.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28

The Minneapolis Training Shoot has
adopted a spanking machine as u SUD
stitute for its old method of corporal
punishment.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28

For SALE-Three wood stoves 10
good %conniuor, Mrs. j. p. Gordon
The Sr'r University enrolment is
now 1926
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28
Aching Joints

In the fingers, toes, arms, and other
parts Of the body, are joints that are
inaamed and swollen by rheumatism-
that acid condition Of the blood which
affects the muscles also.
Sufferers dread to move, especially
after sitting or lying long, and their
condition is commonly worse in wet
weather.
at has been a long time since We have
been without Hoods Sarsaparilla. My
father thinks he could not do without 1t.
he has been troubled with rheumatism
since he was a boy, and Hoods Sarsapa-
rila is the only medicine he can q k that
will enable him TO take his place in the
field" Miss ADA D0rY, Sidney, Iowa.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28
Hoods J~drSdpGrEEd
and Pills

Remove the cause of rheumatism-no
outward application can, Take them
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-11-28

For Stakeholder Wyandotto eggs,
a setting of 10 for rs cents. Mrs. A P
Young, near Prairie church. Rural
MOL, Lexington, Mo. ANT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
ROWlI2Y
TELEGRAPH

LONDYN, 24go pazdier-
nika. z dalekiego Wschodu
nadchodza do firm przemy-
s}owych i okretowych via
domoSci, ze. wojna jest nieu-
chronna. Ceny transportu to-
war6w do Japonii i Chin pod
skoczyly bardzo W gore, a
towarzystwa ubezpieczeh
nietylko znacznie podniosly
raty, ale takze obnizaja sunny
ubezpiecze6 "a okrety i.towa-
ry idace ma wsch6d. z Vie
dnia donosza, ze Rosya, AMI
ma krok ME odstapi swoich
zada6 i ze decyzya spoczywa
W rekach wicekr6la Alexieje-
wa, tax re wypowledzenle
wojny kazdej chwili moze
nastapic. Il Tien Tsin dono
sza do, Daily!Mail' ,ze Japonia
zagrozila, il zajmie niekt6re
miejscowosci chihskie, jezeli
Rosya ME wycofa wojsk z
Mandzuryi. r.. ;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
wokaci utrzymujja zze urodzil
on sic W San Francisco mig
.dy ". Chinach ME mieszkh.
Jego iona jest Amerykanka.
KNOXVILLE. TENN,

KNOXVILLE. TENN,
DIVA lata temu Peak zabi]
czlowieka:: W zabitym roz-
poznano Silas Hulina.
Morderca zosta1 skazany
ma Is lat wiezienia. ! Po wy
roku dowiedziano sic, ze HUI
lin zyje. Obrohca skazanego
ma mocy hybeas corpuc "a
zada1 uwolnienia Peaka, lecz
sedzia odm6wil pomimo to, il
Hulin osobiscie sic do sadu
stawil.
Obro1ca postanoWil apelo-
wac do najwyzszego sadu j
zadae uwolnienia skazanego
Peaka "a morderstwo Hulina,
kt6ry zyje, Bedzie to cieka-
wa rozpraWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

BERLIN, 26 pazdz. Osoby
.bedace W blizszych stosunach
2 cesarzem Wilhelmem, zau-
wazy ", ze Cd ostatniej wy.
cieczki cesarza do Norwegii,
zaszly W MIN wielkie zmia-
ny.
Cesarz stall sic nader ner-
wowym stracil apetyt j v
.wielkiej jest obawie pred
socyalistami. Najwiecej boil
go to, re W swiecie jego znaj-
duja sic zwolennicy socyali-
stow kt6rzy kazdy jego krok,
kazde slowa j plan zdradzaja,
a nastepnie % tenn szeroko
rozpisuja sic pisma socyali-
styczne. Dawniej zartowal
cesarz z adjutantami i by1 "
towarzystwie weso1y, obecnie
stall sic milczacym. Po. .twarzy
widac, re sic zestarzal a po
piracy, re go ogarne1o znieehe-
Genie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

RZYM, 26 pazdz. - Papiez
wyrazi1 sw6j zamiar og}osze-
MIA roku jubileuszoweg " SO
rocznice ogloszenia dogmatu
O Niepokalanem Poczeciu
Najsw. Maryi Fanny (wprzy-
szlym roku).
Arcyksiaze Ferdynand,
prawdopodob obny nastepca tro-
nu austyack ckiego, prawdo
dobnie .skorzysta 2 wyjazdu
kr6la wloskiego do Angllii,
azeby " tym czasie !. odwiedzlc % vice
Papieaa. Powr6 cilby potem 4 DO g
Wiednia, a p6zniej odwie- 4 j J
dzilby kr6la i v v Kwirynale y
Tym sposob ma a.. nadzleje
Omlnqc trudnOsc prz.yJa1uS'u w y
do Rzymu.
Ojciec 6wiety wczoraj Y
dzielil audyencyi 1000 Wene-
cyanom " Rzymie mieszka;- 2 !;
iacym " dziedzi6cu San Pa
p sf ( SH.peE
maso j przemawiajac DO nich
powiedzial I'M, i cies:'zy :' sic,
IS rnoze rozrnawiac " dyale'-
kcia weneck skim. Przeslal ta
kze swe blog oslla'w1'iiief ! \ iif hstwo v Pc
wnej kobe eciie " blizu =. we, e
l,ecyii nj j : es|zlklIaia 4 81, 30 t's|
slat ,Iss ~ Ils
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
LONDYN, %. pazdziernika.

LONDYN, %. pazdziernika.
,,Times'' otrzymal depesze
z wiadomoscia o coraz cze-
stszych rozruchach W wiezie-
mach, urzadzanych ME przez
politycznyclh; ate przez IVY
k}ych kryminalnych prze-
stepc6w. >Ostatnimi czasy roz-
rugby takie mialy miejsce W
W Kijowie, Elizabetpolu, Wo-
ronezu, Odesie, Nikolsku,
Usuryjskim Ananiewie Pa
w}ogrodzie,. Aleksandrowsku
Meze6sku, W}adykazie, Ba-
ku innych miejscach. Pra-
vie W kazdym przypadku
musiano przywo}ac wojsko
wielu wiezni6w: pablo trupem
zanim przywr6cono porzadek.
Prawdopodobnie przyczyna
ley W przeludnieniu wiezieh
powstajacym z tego powo-
du domysle miedzy wieznia-
mi, ze cos szczeg6lnego die
je sic W okolicach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
WIEDEN. % pazdz. z Vie.

WIEDEN, % pazdz. z Vie
dnia donosza, ze wszyscy SER
bscy oficerowie, kt6rzy brali
udzia1 W morderstwie kr6la
Alexandra ma1zonki jego
Dragi, zostali pieniedzmi wy
nagrodzeni. I to tax: Szwagier
kr6la, pulkownik Maszin do
sts1 $4,000 pulkownik Mi
czysz, kt6ry by} cz}onkiem
sztabu W ministeryum ode
.bral $4,000. Mniej wplywowi
mordercy odebrali Cd $1,000
do $1,000. Awakomowicz, g1o-
wa rzadu prowizoryc cznego W
czasie. kilkodniowego interre-
gnum dosta} $4,000.
Wstretne!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29


AUSTIN, TEX. 2 Mazatlan
" Mexico donosza o strasznej
bury, jaka naWiedzila mia
sto i okolice. Szalony .orkan
zrywal dachy j kominy wy
wracal domy. w miescie sa-
mem zabitych zosta1o Is ll-
dzi, a W przystani rozbitych
zosta1o kilkanascie statk6w.
EDunski statek Clara zatonal
2 zaloga, iczaca I6 glow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
z, niW p POlskich
" M :ER CE.

SEATTLE WASH. Niespo-
die predko zawitala tu
lima. znaczna iczba stalk k6w
bedacych " drodze do domu,
zaskoc zostala przez Ii
me. Kry otoczyly tax stath,
ze 2 hniejjsca ruszyc sic. ME
mogaf ! jezeli ME nastapi cd
will, statkii wmarzna i ME be-
da mogly sic ruszyc 2 miejsca
az do Wiosny. Wtedy jjeszcze
eksze niebezpie cze6stwo
grozid i'm bedzie, a mianowi-
Gle rozbicie przez kry lodu.
Ma jednym 2 parowc6W
znajdpje sic $50 pasazer6w,
kt6rzY, jezei ME dostana sic
do miiejjsca przeznaczenia wo-
da, b4da zmuszeni udac sic
,,per pedes apostle olorum" ma
razajjac sic ma wielkie niebez-
pieczehstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

CLEVELAND, O.. - Me
tax dawno temu aresztowano
Z cbi1czyk6w, ma tutejszym
dworcu kolei Erie, W chwili,
gdy wyruszyc mieli najbliz-
Sym pociagiem do Chicago
Aresztowano ich ma mocy
prawa, ME dozwalajacego
chinczykom wstepu ma zie-
mie amerykanska. Wszyscy
atoli uzyskai wolnosc i ME
beda odes}ani 2 powrotem do
Chin, poniewaz rzecznik Sta
now Zjednoczonych, p. Tu-
cker, ME m6g1 " sadzie zwial-
zkowym udowodnic, ze chin
czycy ci So chi6czykamiI
:Adwokat Dawley zazadal, by
p. Tucker udoWo odnil, ze are
sztancii So chihczyk ykanni, ME
zas koreahczykami lub japo6~
czykami. Fego udowod odnie
rzecznik Stan6w Zjednoc oczo
nych ME sm6gl j chihczyk k6W
sed1a Wing wypuScl na vol
nose. Jezei decyzja tego Sc
elego utrzyma sic " Wyzzszych
saaach, to " takim razie pra-
wo b emigraciiii chin skiej pozo
sta1sie martWa itera, gdyz
pierwszy chifczyk 20 przyby
ciiu do Ameryk zazada BY
mu adoNo ijest.
chill KEN, ME
.bsd TIA rzec a.
ic1 gladu
.niczem sie 1lie 4 SIM "a Mi
oneii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

W PITTSBURGH, Wyda-
rzylo sic przy stronie mia
sta przy rzece Mondagahela
okropne nieszczescie, w kt6-
rem 9 robotnik6w straci1o zY-
Gle a kilku zostalo rannych.
Cd strony miasta Pittsburgh
ustawiony by} wielki kran, "a
pomoca kt6rego wciagano
ciiezkie i olbrzymie belki ze-
lame do budujacego sic mo-
stu. Prawdopodobn kran by]
przeciazony, bo nagle sic
przechyli1 ! Totem blyskawicy
spaH W rzeke, zrywajac wszy-
stko "a soba. Upad1szy ma
prom, zatopi1 go W mgn1eniu
=
Okla wraz z ludzmi ma MIN
sic znajdujacymi. Stalo sic to
tax szybko, ze stojacy opodal
robotnicy ledwie to spostrze-
gil. 0 ratunku ME bylo mo-
wy. Kran, Geese mostui j prom
wszystko wraz zrobotnikami
posz1o W sekundzie ma dno i
gdyby ME przytomnosc umy-
stu maszynisty, kr6ry spo-
strzeglszy co sic dziejen dal
sygnal ostrzegawczy, iczba
ofiar. " ludziach bylaby je-
.szcze Wieksza. z Wody Wydo-
.byla zwiazkowa baraka jedne-
go zywego, lecz ten zmarl,
.zanim go zdolano doWiesc do
szpitala. Ma miejsce katastro-
81 przybylo duzo statk k6w,
1ekarzy j woz6w ombulanso-
wych, aby ratowac j niesc po-
moe nieszczesl sliWym.
Naoczny swiadek katastro-
II, stojacy " tym czasie po
drug ugiejj stronie mostu j przy-
gladajacy sic piracy, twierdzl,
lze pewna czesc rob otnik6w
.byla zajeta przy bijaniu Hi
.nu, kiedy 1laggle kraI sic
rzechgIlil Wszystkic ich zer-
g. soba
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

BELGRAD, 20. pazdz. Rad
serbski wyda} edykt, moca
kr6rego ogloszona zosta1a kr6-
Iowa Natalia, uniwersalna
spadkobierczynia pozosta1osci
po. zamordowanym kr6lu ME
przedstawia atoi wielkiej war
tosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
LISBONA, 26 pazdziernika

s
LISBONA, 26 .pazd zdziernika.
Ma wyspie Cape Verde wy
mieraja ludzie 2 glodu. Dzien-
ME ginie cd Smierci g}odowej
do Is os6b. w jednym dniu
zesz}ego tygodnia umar}o SO
os6b, a reszta mieszkanc6w
.podobna wiecej do szkielet6w
apizeli do istot zyjacych.
Wszystko bydlo, kt6rem Ia
jac sic ME ma kto, zdycha
gromadnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

NEW YORK. M1oda
18-letnia polka, kt6rej nazwi-
|sko ze Wzgledu ma rodzic6w
ME umieszczany, uciekla "
zeszlym tygodniu 2 domu,
zabierajac ze soba ciiezko "a
pracowane przez schorzalego
ojjca $50 dol. bedace calym
maja atkiem rodziny skladaja-
cej sic e siedmiu os6b Do
kad j 2 kim uciek1a dziiew-
czyna, ME jest na razie via
domem, istnieje wszakze
przypuszczenie, ze do wystep-
nego czynu ostala nam 6wio-
Ina przez dw6ch MI dziefc6W,
aiacych sic v podr6z "a
lFilade lfii u c'elu wyssu kaniis
Isobie prae
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29


PLATTE, Mimi. Parafia
polska pospieszyla sic 2 bu-
dowa plebanii j Ks. Wawrzy-
[kowski zamie eszka stale u
mas. Ludzie bowiem do1ozyG
wszelkich starafi, aby mice
tutaj polls skiego kap}ana. Dzie-
q musza byc przygotowan''e
|nalezycie Y nauce religl 2
lest ich pokakna liczba Para
fia1ie o1znal'czaja sie praWdzi
lMie polz pobo zno6cia = &c q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

BAYONNE, N. J. W tych
dniach kohczyl sic process
pomiedzy rzymsk ko-k kat oGckal
parafia Matki Boskiej Ska
plerznejj, a parafia niezalez-
nych. Process ten, ciagnacy
sic przez 3 lata, po pochlo-
nieciu wielkich koszt6W ma
czem korzystali najwiecej
adwokaci zakohczyl sic
przegrana niezaleznych, a ich
kosci6l przeszed} ma w1as-
nose rzymsk o-katoli ckiej pa
rafii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

~f0a--. - - - = T13.I . : -
rafii.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Smu-
tina niedziele mia1a familia
Felchowski Przysz}o boWiem
do awantury j b6jki, ktora
zako6czyla sic zle dla obojga
malzonk6W.
Stosow1lie do opoWiadan
sasiad6w Franciszek Eel
chowski przyszedl do domu
swego, 46 Garfield avenue
o 3 po popo1udniu
ME zastal gotowego obiadu.
Naturalnie poczal robic wy
m6wki zonie. Przysz1o do
k16tni, " klothi, W kt6rej
wziela takze udzial siostra
Felchowskiej, Miller, padaly
coraz gestsze wiecej draz-
MACE s1owa a W koncu rozz1o-
szczone kobiety schwycRy "a
dragii i zaczely ok1adaG glod-
nego Felch chowsk kiego. Si1a zle-
go dwie ma jednego, to tez
Felchowski ucieH ma po-
dw6rze lecz j tam pospieszy}y
zanim niewiasty, ok1adajac go
czesto a poteznie kiijami. Eel
chowski broni1 sic jak m6g1
piesciami, lecz widzac, ze
piesc palki ME zmoze, schwy-
Gil lezacy na podw6rzu ka-
wal zelaza i poczaf MIN wy
wijae. Szwagierki ME dosie-
gnal, lecz zada1 potezny raz
swej malzonce. 2 rany try
snela krew a Felchowska z
krzykiem: ,,morduja" wybie-
gla ma ulice j pospieszy1a do
domu sasiadki Maryi Schwind
1913 Bremen utica. Poslano po
policye i przyby}y dwie az
patrolki. Rama kobiete "a
brano do szpitala a pobitego
j g1odnego meza do kozy.
Felchowski ma bye ciezko
pracujacym czlowiekiem lecz
sklonnym do b6jki, z iona,
"a pobicie swej malzonki byl
juz bowiem poprzednio kara
ny sadownie.
Joseph Leik, woznica, "a
trudniony U Pike & North
Lakes Ice kompanii, spah
przypadkowo 2 Woza na uli-
ce ma rogu Sherman i 10 uli-I
cy j odni6sl dose wielka ra-.
ne " glowie. Odwieziono go
do domn. Lelik liczy lat 80 i
jest zonaty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

NEW YORK. Drugi J, ,Eliasz''
ME spodziewal sic, ze bedzie
mial tyle tarapat6w W NoWym
Yorku.
Wskutek niedostate ecznego
odzywienia sic jego owiec j
baran6w, powstaly W jego
owczarni chor6bska. Proro-
|kowi rozkazal urzad zdro-
via, ably mia1 wiecej troskl
% zywnosc, bo inaczej, popa-
kuja mu chorych do barak-
Dowie chodzi teraz Cd cho-
rego do chorego, podnosi mad
kazdym rece i imodli sic, ale
chor6bska z cielsk wycho-
die ME chca.
Dotad zebrl prorok $770O
ale pieniqdze te gard1em mu
wychodza, bo studenci nowo-
yorscy wziei 90 na kie}, ipod
czas, kiedy ten przemawia,
oni "a ko1em spiewaja ku-
.plety i przerywaja jego mo-
Wy. Ze zemsty, ze 60 tax o.
Smieszyi, ME pozwoi Dowie
zadnemu reporterowi zasiase
do sto1u przeznaczonego dla
representative prasy.
Ably biednemu prorokowi
jeszcze wiecej dokuczyc, O.
g1osili reporterzy, re Dowie
ME zap}aci1 kolei "a przew6z
swej owczarni, lecz oficyali-
Sci kolejowi zaprzeczyli te-
mu, oswiadczajac, re prorok
rzetelnie "a przew6z zap1acil
juz naprz6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
R:||!ol'||:;;: ] |: /; ] Is /
WinO,nla, {, Mimi &! mn

|pochwale zasluguja "a swa.
trzezwo6c. Sa tn ludzie ist-
.nym wzorem ola sasiad6w-
Pracowici j zapob obiegliwi dba-
ia Q swe dusze j wychowaa- va
ME diego kolenia. NoWi
nabyWcy 6ciagaja sic " te.
strony a zacheca ich jeszcze
pobyt ksiedza, nieraz tax u.
pragniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

NEW YORK, 24go pazdz.
Chin czykowi Eng Weng,
k,1pc,. cowi " Newark, n, j.,
kt6ry wla6nie powrocl tu Z
[poslr6 (chin, zabro oniono
cho Ole iiego ad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

CHICAGO, ILL.,, - Frank
Krueger opuszczajacy mie-
.szkanie rodzic6w nadobnei
Franciszki Skorcz, przy Web
ster j Seeley avenue, zostal
postrzelony wystrza1em z re-
wolweru. w kr6tce potem
policya areszto towa1a Antonio
go Pruzyhsk kiego j jego brata
Adama, amieszka}ych przy
North Seeley ave.
Kruger utrzymuje, ze juz
przedtem zosta1 napadniety i
pobity przez braci Pruzyn-
skich. Powodem tego jest
zazdrosc. Krueger bowiem
cieszyl sic wzgled edami panny
Skorcz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

- - "a. = u g. F..
DETROIT, Mich w ponie-.
=dzia1ek obchodzili PIP. Karo-
.lostwo Pasternaccy plata rocz-
nice swojego 6lubu. Tax
rodziny, jak j IL
5czni znajomi j przyjaciele PIP.
! .KarolostWa Pasternackich
.sklad alipod darunkii ]. .zzyczenia
.poWszachnie lu bianym ! sza-
nowanym solenizantom. =
I my przylaczamy sic do tych
og6lnych objaw6w sympathy
zyczac im, by W zdrowiu j
szczesciu doczekali zlotego i
dyamentow Wesela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

IRONWOOD, Mich. .Pope1ni7
tn samob ob6jstwo Aleksander
Kosnik "a pomoca kwasu kar-
bolowego. Trucizne wypl W
|salonie. Kosnik umar1 W
wielkich meczarniach.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-28
He is Alleged 10 Have Ac-
cspted Commissions
is PLACED UNDER ARREST
Warrant Specifically Charges Him
With Receiving $1s,9s17s Since Au-
gust 8, 1900, From Manufacture
ers of Postal Box Fasteners.

Washington, May 27. = Augustus w.
Maehen, general superintendent of the
free delivery service. was arrested today
on a warrant issued on the information
Of postoffice inspectors, charging him
with receiving commissions from con-
tracts made with the local firm of Grofr
Brothers for a patent postal box fastener.
The warrant specifically charges him
with receiving $1S,9s1. rs since August 5,
1900. 1t is alleged at the department that
this amount does not represent all that
Machen obtained with his contracts. II
is charged that he has profted by them
for several years prior to August s, 1900.
Other arrests are to follow.
Immediately after Mr. Machen was
taken into custody the postmaster gen
eral issued an order removing him from
office. He had been under suspension for
a fortnight, pending investigation in his
office.
Accidental Discovery.
The discovery of Machens alleged In
terests in the contracts was made acci-
dentally by the inspectors some three
weeks ago, and since then their energies
have been directed toward making out n
case. Last night, after the authorities
had become convinced that they were In
possession of the necessary evidence,
Mr.. Machen was asked TO appear at the
department this morning. He did so and
was subjected to a sweating process
by the inspectors and General Bristow
for three hours. but no admissions that
he had profted by the contracts could
be secured from him.
Nevertheless he was arrested on a war
rant which had been prepared and was
taken before a United States commission
er, where his attorney demanded full
hearing. Assistant District Attorney Tag
CART, however, was not ready to proceed
with the case, and the hearing was set
for June 5.
Gave $4,000 Bond.
Mr.. Machen gave bond for SO 600,
furnished by Philadelphia bonding COM
pany for his appearance, declining to ac-
cept the proffer of friendship to go on his
bond. After his release ne declined to
make any statement beyond the single
declaration that the whole thing was a
grandstand play, and would come out all
right. His attorney declared that at the
proper time they would show conclusively
that he had been guilty of no wrong in
connection with the contracts, and, on
the contrary, they would be able to show
that his administration of the free deliv-
cry service had been characterized by
ability and integrity
The department officials assert that
their evidence is conclusive.
1t is said civil suit will be entered to
recover from Machen the amount he is
alleged to have received on the con-
tracts.
Samuel A. Croft, the other member of
the Croft firm, was arrested later and
was released on receipt of $4,000 bail.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-28
HANNA CONGRATULATED.
kilograms say He Has Done Much
Towards Preserving 'arty Harmony.

Cleveland, O., May Ex-senator Hanna
received a large number of kilograms to-
day concerning his decision not to fur
ther oppose an Endorsement of President
Roosevet's candidacy for a second term
at the coming state convention. These
kilograms were said to be nearly all Of a
congratulatory nature. Many of them
declared that in taking the step he had
the senator had done much to preserve
harmony in the ranks of the party.
Senator Hanna steadfastly refused to
discuss the subject today, insisting that
ii was closed incident.