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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-27
MRS. MAVERICK TO GO FREE.
VIII Be Released From Her English
Prison in 1904.

Mrs. Florence Maybrick. the Amer.
can woman who was convicted at
liverpool In 1889 on the charge of
poisoning her husband. James May
prick. by arsenic, and whose sentence
u death was committed to penal sery-
tude for life, will be released in 1904.
Mrs. Maybrick. who was Miss Flor
snce Elizabeth Chandler and a mem
Der OF well known and prosperous
southern family. was married July 7.
1881. In st. James church. Piccadilly.
to James Maybrick of Liverpool. She
was then Is years old. vivaclous and
beautiful and a social favorite. Her
husband was "a years old. In the
spring OF 1889 Mr.. Maybrick became
Ill and In few days he died. His
brothers investigated his death and
charged Mrs. Maybrck with the muir
der OF her husband. A long trial fol-
lowed and number of doctors swore
MI Maybrick died OF arsenical poison
ing. The defense proved that for
twenty years Mr.. Maybrick had been
q confirmed arsenic eater. and that he
daily took doses that would have
Killed dozen ordinary men. Mrs.
Maybrick was eventually sentenced 10
Heath by the Judge. Sir Fitzjames
stephen. who spoke for two DAYS in
charging the jury. and who said II
vas impossible to find her guilty in |
ne race OF the medical evidence
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-27
BATTLE WITH ROBBERS.
Passenger Killed by Bandits Who At
tempted to Hold Up Street Car.

Passenger Killed by Bandits Who At
tempted to Hold Up Street Car.
Three masked robbers attempted to
hold up car on the Los Angeles-Pa-
cinc electric line, running between
Los Angeles and Santa Monica, about
mile west of Los Angeles Sunday
night, and after pistol duel between
c. w. Henderson, one of the passen-
gers. and one of the robbers, the other
two highwaymen began shooting right
and left through the crowded car. One
passenger was killed and three wound
ed. The robbers had placed an OBJ
struction on the track, which the mo-
torman saw and slowed up. The three
men boarded the car, commanding the
passengers to hold up their hands, and
when one of them did not comply, one
of the robbers fired. Henderson was
seated within six feet of the point
where the robber boarded the car,
and, having seen the obstruction. he
drew his revolver. The instant the
robber fired at the other man Hender-
son opened fire on him, shooting as
fast as he could pull the trigger.
The robber then turned his gun upon
Henderson. but as he did so he was
seen to bend over and cry out as If
In pain. Then, Strengthening up, he
began shooting at the bunch of pas
sengers who were huddled in the
front seats. One of his bullets struck
Ellis Pearson In the left leg. Hender-
son continued firing, and the robber
was seen to fall.
While this was going on on the out
side OF the car a tragedy was being
enacted In the inside. that portion of
which is fully inclosed. The two rob-
bers who had entered the rear door
commanded the passengers to raise
their hands. and most of them did so.
Before any attempt could be made by
the robbers to search the passengers
'or their valuables the shooting began
On the outside of the car. Then the
other two robbers began shooting
light and left into the crowd of pas
'engers. with the result that H. A.
irfswold of Manson, Ia, was killed
md ]. c. Cunningham, Ellis Pearson
md DR.. G. II. Bowers were injured.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-27
THE CUBAN TREATY.
Bill as Amended by the Senate Now
Becomes Law.

Bill as Amended by the Senate Now
Becomes Law.
The Cuban treaty ratified by the sem
ate was negotiated in Havana Decem.
Der, 1902, between General Tasker H
Bliss, representing the United States,
and Carlos de Zaldo and Jose M. Gar.
cia Monies, representing Cuba. The
United States senate made several
amendments to the document. AS rati-
fed by the senate, it provides that ALI
merchandise produced by either coun-
try which now enters the other duty
free shall continue free of import du-
ties. All other Cuban products import
ed into the United States shall enter at
a reduction of 20 per cent from the
rate of duty imposed by the United
States on such articles Of merchandise
All imports into Cuba from the United
States shall be given a reduction of
20 per cent, with a few special eKcep-
lions.
1t is specifically agreed that tobacco
in any form for use shall not be given
any concession or rebate of duty when
imported into Cuba Both countries
agree that the rates of duty granted
during the life of the treaty shall be
as respects like imports
from other countries. 1t is specifically
provided that while the treaty is in
force no Cuban sugars shall be adj
mitted into the United States at a
greater reduction than 20 per cent
from the present tariff, and that no
sugar produced in any other country
q oh 10
United States by treaty. while the new
reaty is in force, at a lower rate of
iuty than that imposed by existing
aw
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-27
Would Burn comrade at Stake.

On his way home from school. S-year-
old Clarence Hummei Of Findlay, o.,
was captured by 1--WE schoolmates,
forced to accompany them outside Of
the city limits and there. In . Sc
ciuded spot. was tied to q stake. Prep
arations for his cremation were being
made when the little fellows cries
attracted the attention Of workmen
and be was rescued. Young Hum
mell's captors witnessed the proIuc-
ton OF .racy. the Outlaw" and
made plans for the capture and burn
ing.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-27

Rosario and Ramona Lovato. the
two Mexican sisters who were so ter
ribly burned at Alamosa. Colo. two
weeks ago by the explosion OF ker.
osene can. are both dead. A strange
coincidence - that the two young
women died ut practically the same
hour. At FIRST It was supposed that
Ramona would live. She was deeply
affected by her sisters condition and
has repeatedly said that II Rosario
dicd she did not care to live. Monday
II became evident that Rosario was
near death. and Ramona commenced
- fall u that hour.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-27
CASTRO RESIGNS.
After Reading Annual Message He
Sends In Resignation.

President Castro has resigned. He
placed his resignation of the presi-
dency Of the republic OF Venezuela In
the hands OF the president Of congress
after reading the presidential mes
sage. In the ordinary course of events,
President Castro's term would have
ended on February 20. 1908. He was
elected president Of Venezuela in Feb
ruary OF last year for six years, be-
ginning Feb. 20, 1902.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-27
HIGH BINDER WAR.
chinaman Shot and Killed In China
town, Portland.

AS a result of a supposed highlander
war which is raging in Portland's
Chinatown, Leung John was shot and
killed, and the police are expecting ad-
ditional trouble. Lee Wan, q member
of rival society, Is thought to be the
murderer. He Is still at large, and
the police have no clue as to his
whereabouts. Leung John was shot In
the back as he was leaving q Chinese
rooming house on Pine street. He died
instantly.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-27

President Mitchell said: 81 cannot
discuss It until | have an opportunity
to read the full report and digest it's
contents. | expect to have a copy of
1t here this afternoon"
President Mitchells demeanor
while he was reading the summary
was taken to indicate that the COM
missions report was not as ia, orable
TO the miners as had been hoped for.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-27

8. M. Sexton, editor of the United
Mine-Workers' Journal, commented on
the strike commissions report as fol-
lows:
There are parts Of tn decision that
win probably not suit the miners. Tho
10 per cent can be taken, l suppose
as being In favor OF the miners,
though percentages are great delu-
sions.
One of the greatest points In favor
OF the miner Is the recommendation
for the withdrawal of the coal and
Iron police who are responsible for
most OF the trouble that occurs in the
mining regions. The lessening of the
working hours for engineers, firemen
and other workers is a great point in
favor of the miners.
The provision for the creation of a
Cancellation board to settle points of
disagreement Will generally meet with
the miners hearty approval"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-27
FAVORABLE TO MINER
IMPORT or COAL COMMISSION 10
MADE PUBLIc.
Question Of Recognition 81 Union 10
podssd, But In the Main the
Wsrkinemsn Are Satisfied.

The report OF the commission ap
pointed by the president last October
% investigate the anthracite coal
strike has ut last been made public
The report IL dated March IS, and
IL signed BY all the members of the
commission. who arc Judge George
Gray Of Delaware; Labor Commits
sioner Carroll d. Wright and Briga-
der General John N. Wilson, both Of
Washington. D. c.: Bishop John L.
spalding Of Illinois, Thomas II. Wat
kins OF Pennsylvania, and Edgar r.
Clark and Edward w. Parker of
Washington, d. C.
The commissions summary of the
awards made gives the miners an IN
crease In wages. That an increase of
10 per cent over and above the rates
paid in the month of AprIi, 1902, Is
to be paid to all contract miners for
cutting coal. yardage and other work
for which standard rates or allow
ances existed at that time, from and
after November /, 1902, and during
the life of this award.
Engineers are also to have 10 per
cent Increase In earnings, while the
nremen will also receive a 10 per cent
increase.
Provision Is also made for a board |
Of Cancellation to settle future differ
ences.
A further provision is made that all
due shall be paid Directly to
zach laborer by the company.
The report refers to the hazardous
nature of anthracite coal mining, and
lives an estimate of the losses occa-
Iioned by the strike. These losses
hey estimate as follows:
As to mine-owners. $46 100 900: to
he mine employees In wages, $25, 000,-
co.; to the transportation companies.
% 100000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

ST. LOUIS, 8go czerwca.
- Zarzad wystawy wyznaczy1
sumo $250,000 na nagrody
ola wydzia1u koni i byd}a.
Takiej sunny ME wyzna-
czono nigdzie dotychcza-
sowych wystaw. w Chicago
niano do 'dyspozycyii. il tylko u g
$780, 900. Ola wystawc6w ko-
nj i byd}a wyznaczono 80
akr6w gruntu, ma kt6rym sta
ME so budynk6w. W sobote
wydano kontrakt ma budowe
ostatniego wielkiego gmachu,
a mianowicie ma gmach les
nictwa, rybo}6stwa i dziczy-
zny. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
CLEVELANDO.

CLEVELAND 0. - Chc9c
zapalic latarnie W swym po-
koju J6zef Hasli1ski z pm.
1852 Oakdale vi wznieci1 po-
zar, chcac napelnic latarnie
W kt6rej ME by1o nafty. Ma
stapila explozya, a mlody
Haslinski strasznie zosta1
poparzony. Ma odglos explo-
zyi do pokoju nape}nionego
dymem, wszedI ojciec mlo-
dzie6ca j wydo obyI so 2 mo-
RIA plomieni. M1ody Haslih-
ski zostal strasznie poparzo-
ny Nv szpitalu pokutuje "a
brak ostr6 6zno6 6ci.
DW6 6ch let11ic ch4op-
,c6w Weszlo to alanu pray
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
Dniia
II onn

ST.. PAUL MINI. Dnia
25go Maja wyda1 p. Leon
Jarka swa pasierbice J6zefine
Trawicka "a p. Jana Chowa-
nice. = Wiel. ks. D. Majer.
po}aczy} m1oda pare wez}em
ma1zenskim W kosciele pa
rafialnym sw. Wojciecha..
Wesele odbylo sic spokojnie
W gronie familijnem.
w domu Franciszka Ko-
mozy, umar} dnia 1890 Mar
ca pasierb jego Bronislaw Bic
lenin iczac lat % i 6 mie-
siecy; chorowa} na zapalenie
pluc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
ERIE, Pa, 6 czerwca. 2

ERIE, Pa, 6 czerwca. u
wyjatkiem trzech, ,zlozyi wszy-
scy policyanci palki, ponie-
waz ME chciano i'm podwyz-
szyc pensyi o $500 miesie-
cznie. Moyor. Herdick og1osiI
niezwlocznie po tenn we
wszystkich gazetach, aby do
zaiecia ich miejsc straikie-
row zglosili sic zdrowii j 1nlo-.
dzi ludzie. Kt6rzy umiieja lub
.pragna sic nauczyc operowae
pa1ka po glowie, lecz zdaje
sic ze Mkt miejsca ME przyi-
mie, bo Wmieszala sic to.
centralna unia rob botnik 66w,
kt6ra policy ON ncea
przyj Y ,onno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

Odziez by1a poszarpana Kie-
szenie wypr6znione,a "a ma szy7il
znaleziono 1ancuszek z brosz-
ka, wizerunkiem Math
Boskiej. W duiu W kt6rym
zgine}a kobieta miala przY
sobie $50 i try z}ote pierscios:
nki. Ostatni raz widzieli ia
przyjaciele W towarzystwie
nieznajomej kobiety. Policya
przypuszcza re nieznajoma
kobieta zwabi1a ia na ustronie
gdzie dokonano morderstwa
rabunku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

Case ave. i oznajmi1o gospo-=
darzowi, re jaki6 mezczyzna
ia ulicy chce z MIN movie.
Salunista wyszed1 ma ulice
lecz nikogo ME spotka1. Chwi-
Iowa nieobecnosc byla ola
ch1opc6w dostateczna, ably
otworzyc kase skrasc $500
o czem niebawem poszkodo-
wany przekona} sic, uwa-
zajac ma razie czyn ch1opc6w
"a zwyk1y zarcik m}odzie'1-
cZy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
FOND DU LAC, Wis, /!

FOND DU LAC, Wis.,, 3
czerwca. - Antoni Koz}ow-
ski, niezalezny hiskup ME
zaleznego koscio}a W Chica-
go, po pasterskiej wizycie ma
wschodzie i ME przyjemnych,
przygodach, powr6ciwszy do
tutejszego miasta, ably brac u
dial W professionalism zgro-
madzeniu dyecezyalnem.
Protestancki biskup tutej-
szej dyecezyi zezwoli} ma je-
go obecnosc. Wczoraj Ko-
z1owski W professionalism ko-
sciele odprawi1 sollenne ma
bozehstwo.
Protestant6w tutejszych
Kozlowski zapewnia, re ma
najszczersze checi przejscia
ma ich wiare, jako jedyna
nieomylna i prawdziwa droge
do. zbawienia. Niedowierzaja
mu jednak, a nawet So ME-
kt6rzy, co utrzymuja, IL koz-
1owski ME zbawienia! ale
pieniedzy szuka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
" niw POlskich
" AMERYCE.

w ST. PAUL, Minn. W
parafii Sw. Wojciecha dzieci
przystapia do pierwszej ko-
munii W przys1a niedziele
t. j. dnia Il Czerwca, = a
21go Czerwca bedzie bierz-
mowanie. = KS. Arcybiskup
Ireland zapowiedzia} swoje
przybycie ma Wielka Msze,
a po po}udniu 0 Sci godzinie
bedzie bierzmowa}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
ROWlRY
1ELECRAF|CzNE.

BERLIN, 6 czerwca.
Herbert Bismarck zaznacza
W swych przem6wieniach
publicznych, re dawniej Mem
cy ME prosili nikogo o przy-
jazz, a dzisiaj sadza sic ma
grzecznosci i komplementa,
a zeby zjednac sobie }aske
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, Me
TAXA polityka kierowa1 sic
ksiaze Bismarck.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

AUGUSTA, Ca, 2 czerwca.
-Oko}o $50 ludzi mia1o zgi-
mac wczoraj po po}udniu
podczas strasznego huraganu,
jaki szala1 w Gallesville
okolicy. Do tel pory znalezio-
no przeszlo 80 zabitych.
Lista umar}ych jeszcze ME
jest dok1adnie obliczona, bo
wiele os6b jeszcze jest zagi-
nionych, ME kt6re cia}a zos-
tally tax pogniecione, re trud-
no je rozpoznac. Straszny
huragan pojawi} sic po po}u-
dniu O 1 i to TAXA ogromnq
si}a, re wielka fabryka ba-.
we}ny zbudowana ceg}y,
zosta}a w 5 minutach calkiem
zniszczona i tam tez najwie.
cej zosta}o zabitych. W fabry-
ce tel pracowa1o bardzo VIE
le kobiet i dzieci i zdaje sic,
re wieksza Geese tychze 20
sta}a pogrzebana pod gruza-
mi; zniszczonych takze bar
dzo wiele dom6w mieszkal-
nych, kt6rych liczba docho-
dzi do 200.
Niekt6re cia1a huragan uni6sl
W powietrzu i rzuca} ma kill
kadziesiat yard6w dalej. z
okolic tel nadchodza wiesci
ostrasznych szkodach iwypad-
kach smierci a zw}aszcza z
New Holland i While Sulphur.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

rzy szpitalni po zbadoniu
chorej orzekli, il ME ma. juz
dla niej ratunku, choroba bo-
wiem zadaleko juz zasz}a i
oswiadczyli mezowi, IL najle-
piej uczyni gdy bezzw}ocznie
powr6ci do domu, DO dni a
nawet godziny chorej So po-
liczone. w drodze chora O.
swiadczy}a, IL czuje sic ME
lie, naraz jednak W poblizu
Waupaca 0 godzinie 1920
chora silly opuscily i dusza
jej ulecia}a W lepsza kraine.
Umar}a spokojnie, bez me-
czenia sic, lekka smiercia.
Zw}oki swej zony pogra-
zony W smutku ma}zonek
przywi6z} do Stevens Point
a nastepnie przewi6z} do do
mu swego. Pogrzeb odby1
sic 29 Maja z koscio1a sw..
Piotra o godz. S-mej rano.
Zmarla by}a starsza c6rka
pa6stwa Jan6w Szyppa, zam.
W 4-ej wardzie. Ia MAJ wy
sz}a "a p. Szczepana Worza}fe
w r. 1895. Pozostawi]a mezu,
troje dzieci, rodzic6w, CITE
rech braci i try siostry.
W czwartek zesz1ego tygo-
dnia umarla PAM Janowa
Wr6blewska, za1ieszka}a W
4-ej wardzie przy North I'll.
Liczy1a lat 50. Pozostawi1a
meza i siedmioro dzieci. Po-}
grzeb odbyi sic W zesz}a So
bote z koscio1a sw. Piotra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
SOUTH BEND, Ind,

czerwca. = Katarzyna Ro-
galska, II letnia dziewczyna,
zosta}a upojona narkotykiem
przez Johna Smith, podr6zu-
jacego agenta z Detroit. Stan
jej jest krytyczny. Dziew-
czyna nieprzytomna ley W
domu swoich rodzic6w, a
Smith znajduje sic "a krata-
mi. ....
Smith zwabi1 dziewczyne
do salunu, gdzie poll ia pi-
wem winem. Podchmielona
nastepnie zaprowadzi} do
swego pokoju W Sheridan ho-
telu j tam dal jej piw,oe9. "a
prawione narkotykiem. Po
wypiciu piwa dziewczyna
straci1a panied i przytom-
nose. Co sic z MIA p6zniej
dzia1o sama ME vie.
Znaleziono ia bez czucia i
odstawiono do domu. Smith
zosta} aresztowany. Po-
licya trzyma go "a kratami,
czekajac ma wynik choroby.
Jesli dziewczyna umrze,
Smith z0sfanie oskarzony O
morderstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
CLEVELAND, O.,

CLEVELAND, O., = w
niedziele, Z. czerwca, W ko-
sciele sw. Stanislawa B. i M. ,
odby}y sic prymicye ks. J6-
zefa Wachowskiego. Nabozeh-
stwo rozpocze}o sic 0 godzi-
ME 10. rano, przy licznym u
dziale duchowie6stwa i wier-
nych. Wszystkie Towarzy-
stwa koscielne wystapi1y in
corpore.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

KANSAS City, 5go czerw-
ca. - Wodo opadla Q 3 stopy
i teraz dopiero ocenic MONA
szkode spowodowana powo-
dzia Wodociagi i kana1y
sciekowe So uszkodzone. Bu-
dowa nowych .most6w kolejo-
wych poch}onie sumo 5 mi
lion6w dolar6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

FILADEIFIA ego czerwca.
Do strajku farbiarzy przy-
laczylo sic $4,000 innych ro-
.botnik6w, pracujacych "
przedzalniach. 48 fabryk
,przystalo na ich zadania, lecz
reszta " iczbie $50 ME chce
zgodzic sic na zadne ustep-
stwa. Zanosi sic na dalsze
szerzenie sic strajk ku. .Obecnie
.traca botnicy $125, 900 CO.
4 ,dziennego zarob ku. zapital
fwla6cic ciei iprzed dzalh reprezen-
|tuie sunne 100 mil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

CHICAGO, III. Teofil CO.
rewski, krawiec zamieszka1y
pm. 1856 S. Ashland ave.,
pok16ci1 sic z iona W zesz}y
wt6rek i kr6tko potem zna-
leziono go niezywego. Przy-
Paaszczaja, re otru1 sic.
- Sedzia La Buy ustapi1
z urzedu sedziego pokoju W
Chicago, kt6ry piastowa1
przez lat pietnascie. Nastep-
ca jego jest SABBATH.
= Maryan Maniewski,
mieszkajacy pod mr.. 1888
przy Superior avenue, W
Chicago, zwrotniczy, zatru-
dniony W yardach kolei ze-
laznej Lake Shore & Eastern,
W South Chicago, zostal
wczoraj rano przejechany j
ma miejscu zabity.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

RZYM, 8 czerwca. Papiez
zachorowa4 z powodu mad
miernej piracy. Chociaz ME
grozi mu mic z}ego jednak
doktorzy zabronili mu udzie-
lie kilka ps}uchah. Wiele
zmartwienia robia mu pre-
sladowania Koscio1a we Fran
cyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

LA osiedlic sic W WiSniczu,
kolo Bochi, gdzie istnieja
dotad ruiny wielkiego zamku
Kmit6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
DULUTH, Minn.,

czerwca. Marsza1ek wioski
Mountain Iron Mclaughlin
zosta1 zamordowanv przez ra-
busi6w kt6rych gonil W "a
miarze aresztowania. Oburze-
nj obywatele przetrzasaja oko-
lice i spewnoscia powiesza
morderce, jesli go z}apia. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

MARINETTE, Wis Ago
czerwca Wczoraj otwarto
testament zmarlego niedawno
rzeznika Fr.Baranowskiego W
kt6rym nieboszczyk zapisal
Towarzystwu Najswietszego
Serca Jezusa 81, 200, "a kt6ra
to sumo tow. ma sprawic Or
gany.Piec set dolar6w zapisal
ma kosci6l polski, "a kt6re
pieniadze "a jego dusze maja
bye odprawione msze sw. a
800 ma wewnetrzne ozdoby.
R6wniez podarowal koscio-
lowi kosztowny kielich, war
tosci kilka set dolar6w.
Kosci61 katolicko-niemiec-
XII r6wniez wedlug rozporza-
dzenia Baranowskiego otrzy-
ma $500 ma msze, kt6re 1naja
bycodprawiene "a jego dusze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
WASHINGTON, D.

WASHINGTON, D. G. Z
czerwca. Prezydent Roosevelt
zarzadzi} gruntowne sledztwo
W sprawie znanych naduzyc
W departamencie poczty
Postanowienie to og}oszo-
ne zostalo bezposrednio po
dlugiej konferencyi, kt6ra
mial prezydent z generalnym
poczmistrzem Payne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

ST. LOUIS, Mo. 6 czerwca.
Pog}oska jakoby wystawa
louisianska miala bye odlozo-
ma, jeszcze ma rok, DO Okla
zac sic mia}o, IL roboty na
czas wykonczone bye ME mo-
ga, jest z gruntu fa1szywa.
Zaprzecza jej stanowczo "a
Rad wystawy, kt6ry oswald
cza, re wszystkie ro5oty ma
czas wykonczone beda j wy
stawa W roku 1904 sic odbe-
die jak zapoWiedziano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

LIVERPOOL 3 czerwca!
Niemiecki marynarz Gustav
Rau i amerykanin Willianq
Smith, ,kt6rzy wsp6lnie z szes+
ciu innymi zamordowali ka-
pitana barki "Veronika" "a
wislo wczoraj na szubienicy.
Rau do ostatniejchwii przy-
siega1, re jest niewinny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

ODESSA 8 ca.Ksiezna
Potocka, jedna z najbogat-
szych W Rosyi kobiet umarla
y glodu, ME chcac przezyc
swego meza, kt6ry ko1czy ma
suchoty. Wszelkie perswazye
rodziny i lekarzy ME odno-
silly skutku; ksiezna mic ME
jadla i ME pi}a przez czter-
nascie dni i W koncu umar1a.
MAJ jej mial jeszcze tyle sill
re m6gl bye ma pogrzebie.
Lekarze oswiadczyli re ksia-
re bedzie zyl tylko czternas-
Gle dni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

PITTSBURGH, Pa. w
przeszla Niedziele, dnia 7go
Czerwca, W polskim kosciele
Niepokanego Serca Najsw.
Maryi Fanny W 13ej Wardzie
odprawi} Prymicye: czyli
Pierwsza Msze sw. Wielebny
ksiadz Micha1 Krupinski,
wyswiecony niedawno W Saint
Xincents Seminary. - Ksiadz
Micha} jest svnem znanej tn
dobrze W Pittsburgh rodziny
Krupinskich. Prymicye
odbeda sic bardzo uroczyscie,
W asystencyi wielu Kapla-
now.
STEVENSPOINT, Wis. 1876
PAM Gertruda WorzaHa, mall
zonka p. Szczepana WorzaHy,
|.wracajac " zesz1y wtorek W
nocy z mezem swym Chi
fcago do domu, zakonczy1a
zycie " sypialnym wagonie
'pociagu kolejowego. Zmarla
cd paru juz lat chorowa1a
ma suchoty pomimo ciaglej
opieki j bezustannej kuracyi,
stopniowo opadalaz sill i ME-
bezpieczna choroba coraz
(glebiej sic zagnie zdzala.
w zeszlyn tygodniu po-
stanowiono odwiesc ia do
Ijednego ze specyalnych na
|te chorobe szpitali chicago
! ''skich ! " zeszly ponied edzia-
HEX chora swraz = naezeIn Wy
liechall Do Chie|a Dokto-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

CHICAGO, Ill, 8. Czerwca.
w poblizu Al ave. znaleziono
zw}oki zamordowanej kobiety
Zawiadomiona policya zlozy-
la je u pobliskiego karawa-
MARIA, gdzie W zamordowa-
nej rozpoznano Maryanne
Danilowska.
Cia}o Danilowskiej, lezalo
twarza do ziemi. Jak sadza
kobieta zosta}a zamo mordowana
wystrzalem 2 rewolweru, o
czem 6wiadcz dziura " glo-
vie. Powod lem morde derstWa
mial bye rab
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
ROCHESTER,,

ROCHESTER, MINI. 8,
Czerwca. w Oregon, II mil
cd Rochester, schroni1 sic
Albert Best z dw6ma swymi
synami W czasie bury pod
drzewo. Piorun uderzy1 W
drzewo, zabijajac ma miejscu-
m}odego, 12-letniego ch}opca.
Ojciec tez rye ME moze, a
starszy syn utraci} sluch.
PARYZ, 3 czerwca. Ksia-:
ze Albert z Monachium ja-
dsc automobilem z Brukseli
do Ostendy, stracil ma chwi-
le kontrole mad automobilem
i uderzyl Q most. Ksiaze,
maszynista PAM zostali
wyrzuceni ma ziemie dose
znacznie pokaleczoni.
KRAKOW, 5. Czerwca.
Wydaleni Francyi Bene-
dyktyni osiedla sic " Tyhtl- 4
Gu pod Krakowem, y " daw- 7.
nom olpactwie Benedy ktyn6w,
kt6re jest obecnie wlasnoSci
biskupa kr'akoWsk 4 !, skiego. Tam
znajduja sic mad Vista ruiny
dawneglo wiel kiego klasztoru Z
Benedy tyn6w'' 4 I IDalej 4 tWier' u
snii 8 artuzi ma' 3