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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28

The Immense local popularity %
Buiy Ven and Frank Cuomhg tn
proving q bia money maker for the
Seattle ftester this week They
appear iu HaFeriy's MlnstrfiH play
ing at this fheatcr during the first
half II Tho week
The minstrel troupe VIII b fol-
lowed Thursday evening for the bal
ance ~ the week by tho rural COM
edy. Reuben IN New York" the
ufusteeufh play Of this character
which has appeared ~ the Seattle
thaafnr so Far this season This
piece however f. said ta be far
above the average Of this style Of
production
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Fnn mant IA.

sec Classified page FOR Free Want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
Green Fruit E,s

Aruirn- uafIYa. taHste per box
fWFeatesns. s. EMl peH aas. rrzb
- p#r box uatmeH s. Nesf To- ia.
we Hrfaca. Ar 0uiHrea s. = bna
s5cesit N HoE fail butter pears g. -.
aine nNieE aaNt1 - uwr daarr
EfHpra oreEan CHueurHa 81 Or
hRekef5 FukaF. s. g. 81 a crate. uasar
Pfru. 81 20 81 = crate. Hhffe. 81 % II
crate hiHrkharrifH u@N 81 NafaHrft
oranges S. . bsHannH. 8 z0Ha Irmuaa
g ssal8. cfann~rries. f9sa abls. Persian
dates. Gee O..
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The MARKETS

a steamer from California arrived
last night with a carss % sfapas
and bell peppers. GRAPES are higher
this morning. Bell peppers are
pientifuFaud are going az tl.25 a bon
a ear % sweet potatoes came 90 and
are in demand. Poultry IL coming iu
more freely. but there IL not enough
10 cause any change lu the prices
WHOLESALE PRICES
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Free Want Ads
See Classified page Tor Free Want
AHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28

.tss Prices 60 snaan purchase. .v.~.x.
- Ger renL tlahsrl
PfeVIaian.
.Frssh Meat-Caw beef aaa.r psr -.
e.Ft q q EraL teHtfe. posk
fAans Hams. To- ~. hssakfass -
cen, i8as ~ ssiiiss fresh. igfsc IL.
Vegetables
Native Germ. 8 .EiI = pssks rat5s.n
haf BANKS, ieIsAQE urH est TaHlHa
trtss 80 o ftf cRLs sweet finfn.
tNfa ~ peg lH.t carrots SO usf aaEAr
Eza. L #t "A EanHaHH f.e ib
Eaa8 HH WeF issmkl % dos tHff4f4sa.
tsaseE Box cHElLWtHrH atff ~ DOE esl-
sfts se 1aa fadisheH Is- dos banrhss
~ cr BOX esq nlHHf g. lh " Al
y alis pfleHg a. EWt green oaiffs
v aaa huucse Hubbard aanaah. a.
nrE ia. pumpkins. lise. beH peupfrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
Ern. Want Adj.

see Classified page for Free Wan,
Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
The Stage
KIM psda"

That gay old monarch. "lting
uuaaS came back % TIE Grand last
might for q brief reign OF fuug per-
foflnguera and the house-fillluE ~
dssuee urKriIrd in fuudoW and ap-
peaiiuE music % lyric ani li8ht
vein faf two hours.
Richard Golden a. The only
kIuE is Ingenious. principally iu
the originality Of hts make ups. aud
is quite Funny although hia iusrs
are far the most part fefrfr There
la uuthin. spontaneous about hlH
aaIrs and wtftlHiHua Goiden'a rep
utatInn gained sH 0id Jed rruutF.-
is scarcely weil sustained iu his
present uir though all the merry
making Of the piece reufera va and
resoIFra about hia pathetic desires
o. sip THE waters ~ tha fountain ut
youth.
Maud X Williams the pretty -ou.
brette 81 che east makes the biz 81
the piece She j. vitaciaus buoy
anf. spflrnfiT ard SINGS we'll Tier
voice b. strong ard rich. Her rem
dition 81 the song. -oid Father
Time aaafstsd ~ 81 large chorus.
8as Ia best musical number un the
praEfam. and dfsrfS 20 a fnF hsttsr
reer rfien thau it got The drill ~
her chorus q white Xauavea uan Is
arierdi4IY executed series ~ mill
Terry eeniua taanH
The thufusen are coed bat sufs
fer be- comps rtsnu with those 90
The Prince - stiseu" the musical
COMEDY which preceded King uUde"
az the Grand
a riot among the gallery gods
spelled the effect 90 the tunrful
tale OF ftr Humble uae.~ which.
since its first appearance. has rank
cd as una - ths most catchy % The
popular songs - th~ FAST frw Yeats
Tire HDfu grew euf Ard ut the Hue-
ciai policeman On the gallery. be-
cause he tried 80 eiesf smsll boy
Tor v.histiInF ftta air. ard FOR a min-
ute it looked as ~ ue curtain would
have - b FuuE doNu ana order could
b. restored
King Dodo" remains az the GRIND
uii tomorrow night. giving a mat
NEE tomorrow afternoon.
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PRICES 10 PRODUCERS


these prices are fof goods dsllvsFsA At
faliFaea. frsisht depot. o. GA ths aoea -
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Ths.. rrir.s A.. 70 .ny suysr N qu,g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
z GALICYI.

LW0W Pogrzeb ostatniego
weterana z r. 1881. We Lwo-
vie odbyl sic pogrzeb sp Lud-
wika W1osciborskiego, zo}nie-
RIA wojsk polskich z r. 1881,
vienna stanu z roku 1848 i
uczestnika walki 2 r. 1868.
Pred zakladem anatomii,
skad wyruszyl pogrzeb, zebralo
sic kilkaset os6b, przewaznie
mlodz. szkolnej, przybyli
powstania z r. 1868, delegaci
,,Soko1a" W mundurach i de-
legat ochotniczej stray og-
|niowej. w chwili wyniesienia
,trumny od6piewal Choir MILO
|dziezzy pie56 zaiobna, poczem
orszak pogrzebowy ruszyl ma
(cmentarz. "a trumnq Wsr6d
innych postepowal take to-
warzysz broni zmarlego, So
|letni staruszek, Lang, ostatni
.zolnierzz i. 1881, zamieszka-
" we Lwowie. (Jest ich jesz-
cze Z, ale tamci mieszkaja
poza Lwowem). Zwloki zmar-
|lego %pochowano na cmenta-
rzu powsta6c6w z +. 1863. Jul
zmierzch zapad1, gdy v
~przestworze plyne}y ostatnie
strofy modlitwy "...Polska
izami, krwia zalana, krwia j
lzami wskrzeS ia Bo5e,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
Walka bedzIe cork

I'll kt6rzYY siielSguparIizamoykksaVrliie,m
luszu SplirzeciiW neutrality-suspicious.
8dacyom D King New Discover,
nh suchoty, bedamiedt dIugga ggqqrz:
IA wake n achorohb a, III jsezaesli !, y s,e
:w,vtczesnlejj ME skonezy fataallndyJ,ml e
skon1czeniem. Czytajcie 60 - Rl:
.Bea] Beal, Miss powiada: ostaalt--
ME jiesiieni miafa iona moJa wszyst
.kie oznakli spchot Zaczeta uzywaG
Dr.. King New Discovery gdy juz
wszystko inne zawiodfo. Polepsze-
ME nastap1lo natychmiast . cztery
butelki zupefnie . wyleczylo. Gwa-
rantowane przez M J Kowalew--
skiego aptekarza. Cena 5ocl 800.
Butelki ma probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
Wdrapywanie sic
pod gore.

Jest czarujaea j dajaca slle, roz~
rywka. Ono rozwija nietylko cia.
10, lecz umys}. w ierzcholek Alp
v Szwajcaryi ma swa strone pre-
ciwna " naszym w1asnym kraju, "
s,erras, Cascades i czescia v Ro~
ckies.
Najwyzszy lodowaty wierzcho}ek
" Stanach Zjednoczonych jest Mt.
Rainier " Washington. przeszlo
Is, 500 stop wysok1. Ia wspania1a
CORA ma Is albo wiecej, olbrzymlch
lodowat5ch piaz6w pc nizej do
wczolgania sic j Wyrzuca swe lodo-
we bry1y do rzeki Columbia albo
Puget Soudd. Wdrspywanie sic
ma szczyt>wierzcholka, jest CORAL
ska sztuka godna kazdego g6rala.
"a % 6. Chas. S. Fee, Gen'l Pass.
Agent kolei Northern Pacific "
st, Paul, MINI. po6le pod kaz-
'dym adresem ilustrowany katalog
nazwany Climbing Mt. Rainier
|opisujacy wdrapywanie sig pc lo~
|dach ma szozytg6ry.
ZEE&[=Etf=EE.l SNE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
GRUDZIADZKIEGO

Z GRUDZIADZKIEGO
Straszna smierc poni6s1
karczmarz Sackel W M. Ru-
dniku. Udal on sic okolo po-
iudnia mad jezioro " Pie6ku,
by }owic ryby. Uzyl do tego
miebezpiecznej j malej }6dki,
" kt6rej sic pu5ci} ma '6rodek
jeziora pokrytego ciankim 10
dem. Ma 6rodku jeziora l6d-
ka sic ~przewr6cila, q p. s.
wpadl " wode. Chcial on sic
trzymat l6dki, lecz ia sic w
wraca}a, skoro jej sic uchwy-
Gil. TAX meczyl sic kolo try
6wiercie godziny. al wko1cu
utona}. Ma brzegu by1o DUO
widow, lecz Mkt ME m6gl
nieszczesliwemu przyj6c ma
pomoc, gdyz ME bylo' innej
lodzi pod reka. Wydobyto go
p6zniej, ale JUL n~iezywego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
GNIEWKOWO. WydarzyIc

GNIEWKOWO. Wydarzy1o
sic tn ma dworcu wielkie ME-
szczescie; PREY przesuwaniu
wagon6w upadl robotnik ko-
lejowy Zydowicz tax niesz-
czesliwie ma szyny, re ko}a
wagonu go przejecha}y. Niesz~
czesliwy poni6s} smierc ma
miejscu. Pozostawi1 on wdo-
we z szesciorgiem dzieci W
wieku cd Is lat do l roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

~CZESTOCHOWA. ma tore
kolejowym 2 Herb6W do Cze-
stochowy otwarto dnia24 BIN.
prawidlowy ruch pociag6w
o%sobowych j towarowych ma
odnogach Cd stacy Stra-
dom do stacyi Hantke j Cd
STACEY Gnaszym do stacy
ruch osobowy ma odnodze cd
stacy Ostrowy do stacyi Bla-
chownia. Prawidlowy ruch
pociag6w towarowych trivia
JUL Cd "a sierpnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

K~OSCIERZYNA. Ma tu-
tejsza policye zglosil sic ro-
botnik Krecker, bez sta}ego
miejsca zamieszkania i oska-
rzyl sic, re W Predzieszynie
podpali1 stodo}e. Me m6g} on
scierpiec, ably jego why in
nj iudzie cierpiee mieli. Po-
niewaz W Predzieszynie re
c%zywi6cie W tych dniach byl
wielki pozar vice go aresz-
tOwano.
ls a L.H q. ~ ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

WARSZAWA. 2 powodu
pogrzebu z~nieslawionej pa
mieci djejatyela, wypoliczko-
wanego we Warszawie pred
niedawnemi laty Apuchtina
kt6ry ma kilka lat pred smier-
cia poszedl W senatery ira
czej duraki), zawieszono wy
klady we wszystkich zakla-
dach szkolnych, take " uni
wersytecie j nakazano MILO
dziezy uczestniczyc W pocho-
die. Obawiano sic demon
stracyi j ola tego zarzadzono
srodki policyjne pozamy-
kano poboczne ulice ola pre-
chodni6w ftp. Wszystko to
by1o zbytecznem, DO Mkt ME
demonstrowal, ale "a to po-
garda ola tego obrusiciela
widniala. 2 kazdego oblicza
mlodzierzy naszej. Ma taxa
;cicha demonstracya zgraja
moskiewska by}a bezsilna,
"a to szlachetni wolnomyslni
rosyanie Wt6rowali polakom
" tel pogardzie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
KOsztOWna pO1nYika.

Bid Jest czesto bardxo kosxtow-
ny. Pnypadkowe tyoiie ono Same
Jest Lists pomylek, lecz nigdy Nc
bedxie x1em, jexei bedxiesiesuty.s
wat d King New Life Pillssns
h6l glowy,
|ohorobql Watroby Tub wnetrxnoSci.
S4sngNskro6 hgodneN uxyciuI
a5cxept<see 4 EKonllssaisg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

Me saniedbujciie uzywat severy
oplatk6w na boil glowyi neuralgie,
jetei oie,picie b6l tego rodxaj1.
On mole bye fatalny wprzeciw.
.nym raxie. Cena $50, przez po-
Isolte a7o. " +. Severa Co, Cedar
Rapids, lows. ss.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

sKs.ARLIN. C.halupnik Jan
Piehczewski ztad, kupiwszy
ma jarmarku konia " Jablo-
movie, dal 60 Pc drodze in
nemu prowadzic, 9 sam Z ty-
III uderzyl go lekko batem1l
kod uderzyl go kopytem v
Arzuch tax, ze tenae : trud-
no6cia dostal ole do domu i
po'mlitm1,so, let,kAsaalrrss|kiiejsopieki,p o
cRzgioh b6lach przestallE.
Piefcz.eawsIkki byi trzezwym j j
pracowitymnlls czloWiekiem, !
sod niedawna str6zem slugs
m|llnnyml |gIsssa |I8|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

PETERSBURG. Ostatnie
wypadki " ,,Nowoje wremia"
objasnia wylacznie samolub-
stwem ksiecia Ferdynanda j
pragnieniem posiadania moz-
nosci straszeniem Europy
wlasna polityka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

GLIWICE. Zacnego przy--
|jaciela znalaz1 pewien tutej-
sly robotnik, mieszkajacy
PREY I'll. Welczka. Zrobl on
znajomos6 z jakims m1odym
rzemieslnikiem, kt6ry ma
wedr6wce swej Wstapil take
do GliWic, a nova to przyjazh
oblano naturalnie obficie
piwkiem j w6deczka, tax, re
nasz gliwiczanin wkr6tce tax
sic opil, il z miejsca ruszyc
sig ME m6g}. Jednakze mlody
jego przyjaciel ME opuscil
go, lecz bardzo troskliwie od-
~prowadzil go do domu i by1
mu nawet pomocny PREY ro-
zbieraniu sic i to az do tego
stopnia, re zdjawszy mu z
n6g move trzewiki, zabra1
je ze SODA i znikl bez sladu.
Okradziony chyba odtad be-
die ostrozniejszy przy "a
wieraniu nowych z%najomosci
i przyjazni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

Dnia II I'm.
jechaly diva zaprzegi wfasci-
ciela Gniatkiewicza z Mamie
wa do Radzimia. Jednym q
Mich powozila sluzaca Ko-
nieczna, stojac " pr6znej he'll.
Woznica drugiego zaprzegu,
formal Slawinski obr6ciWszy
sic przypadkiem, spostrzegl,
ze Konieczna z hell znik1a, q
z~atrzymaWszy konie, ujrzal|
ia przejechanla, lezaca IA dro-
DE, " kaluzy krwi Zagadkaa
Jest, jak ona 2 hell spa6t
mogla, - Jak lekarz stWier-
dza, sczaszka Jest strzaskana ]
wci6nieta, tax, ze wyzdrowie-
MIA spodziewaf sic ME molina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
2 PRUS POLSKIC,lHI.

25-letni syn
dawniejszego wfa6ciciela bro
warn tutejszego, Pawe} Sara
Yin utopi} sic W Whsle. By}
wciagniety do wojska, ale sic
ME stawi}, ola czego go Sciga-
no listami go6czemi. q bo-
jazni pred kara rzucil sic do
rzeki. Pred dwoma laty
zmar} brat jego W Chinach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

s WIESCl q OJCzYZNY. 9
Z ~P'OZNANSKIE[GpO

z Pl'eO[l!Z1lNANSKI]Elz,GO.
BYDGOSZCZ. Pewna ko
beta, adaca "a sWoim mezem;
Kr6lestWa przez Hamburg d
Ameryki, wysz}a ma chwile ;
wagonu pomiedzy Bydgosz
cza a Pila, ME wiedzac, ze NJ
malych przystankach pecia1
zatrzymuje tylko minute. Il
tez pociag razem 2 dzieckiem
umkna} jej pred nosem
! Stroskana puscila sic pieszo
| pc szynach W pogoh "a znika-
jacymi W oddali wagonami
choc ich ME dogonila, ale "a
to zabral ia pc drodze jaki6
pociag towarowy i zawi6zl ia
do Nak1a. Ztamtad TELEGRAPH
wano do PLY, gdzie przyie-
chawszy nastepnym pocia-
glenn, znalaz}a swoja zgube
nienaruszona.
BYDGOsZCZ. Try termi-
na Q try fenygi. Robotnica
Christal, wracajac lasem do
domu, zbiera}a pc drodze SUI
che ga}azki. Spostrzeg1j ia les
niczy, napisal j wni6sl Q sa-
dove ukaranie. w terminie
pan lesniczy wystepujacy jake
6wiadek, pytahy Q warto6c
uzbieranych ga&azek, oszaco-
wal wysokosc tychze al ma
try fenygi. z powodu tax
nizkiego objektu j okolicz-
nosci ME podpadajacych ma
wet pod paraguay karne, os-.
.karzona uwolniono. Zastepca
prokuratora wyrokowi zalo-
zy1 rekurs, ma podstawie kt6-.
rego wyznaczono drugi ter
min pred izba karna, W kt6-
rvm prokurator wni6s1 ma
oskarzona 0 jeden dzie6 VIE
zienia. Kolegium . sedzi6w
uchwali1o wyznaczyc trzeci
termin, ma kt6rym ma bye
dowiedzionem, czy droga pro-
wadzaca przez las jest droga
publiczna, gminna, cry tez
~prywatna, wlasciciela lasu. A
zatem 0 try fenygi try pro-
cesa, try dni zmudy IL 300
marek koszt6w, kt6re z pew
nocia fiskus zap1aci. Ale
trudno, sprawiedliwosci mu-,
81 sic staf ZadOSE.
GOSLINA. Dziewiecioletni
ch1opiec uratowa1 cd Smierci
male dziewczatko z pod n6g
rozbieganych koni, ale sam
dostal sic pod ko1a wozu ciez-
ko o~bladowanego i ma miejs-
Gu smierc poni6s}.
NnorvM w 1 noo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

JARosLAW. Prepozyt IA
y iaros1awskiej Ks. Olelklsy6-
.ski5ofiarowal Ola bursy i'm.
.Kopernlika sumo 10000 ko-
ron.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

S W leslie naleza-
cvm do Godurowa znaleziono
cialo le6niczego Nakulskiego.
Zab6jcy dotad ME wy5ledzono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

W PINSKU i nizszym
NoWogrodzkim zamordowano
2 tajnychI agent6w, kt6rym
powierzono 6ledzenie zydow-
skich towarzystw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

GDANSK. Ma D}ugim ryn-
ku upad1a pewna kobiecina
ma szyny kolei elektrycznej,
zdofa}a sic jednak W ostat-
niej chwili, gdy wagon mad
szedf, .usunac tax dalece, re
w6z odcia{ jej tylko HAWAI-
p1aszcza. Kobiecina ia dosta-
Ia kurczy W nogach i ME
mogfa sic z tego powodu
VEGAS z SYN kolei usunac.
Przechodnie podniesli ia ma
'stepnie i o~dprcwadzili do do
mu. --&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

GDANSK Wiadomo, costa
10 pred kilku dniami IL pod
czas nieszcze5cia PREY budo-
viii novel gazowni 9 robotni-
k6w ciezko pokaleczonych.
Teraz donosza, re jednemu 2
Mich musiano W lazarecie no.
sc odjac, a reszta wraca po-
wolf do zdrowia: .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

n D . 1rll !2i.2sgo =. "a u,
zmarl " Ml[arysinie IS. An
draei Michalak v 70tym 70
ku zycia, ! 4 Is roku ka-
.pla6stwa. Niietb,tozscezyk byl Cd
latcztertd!zz.iiesstut l5d'llul1lsi,zpast,er1z,em
" Droszewie,gdzi przez sse
reg lat piastowa tez ur q
3dIekana dekanatu olobocde:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
ZE sIaASE..Al

MA SLAsKs,.1U, G6rach
IOlbrzymiice,h j v ddto ollilll Jeele:
nitog6jqrrss,lkiej spIsaadlyy ogromn llt
6niegi j zatamoWaly komu i 4
kacye. Pociagi ME moga kur-
sowac, telegrafy j telefolnly Y
czesci przerwane. " lasa1clh
wiele szkody wyrzadzl snieg.
ZABRZE.: Ma sadie trze-
|ba sic porzadnie
|Piernikarz Urbahski Oswald
|czyl sedziemu, ze ma mu
przeczytac wszystkie kary,
ably lud l[1;i przys}uclhujacy,
dowiedzieli size jego karach:
Taxa wzmianke uwazal sad "a.
gruba swawole j skazal Ur-
ba6skiego ma diva dni aresz-
tn. Gdy U. ~odprowadzono,
powiedzia1 swiadkom, azeby
uwiadomili jego zone, il po-
szed1 do aresztu, W przeciw-
.nym razie moglaby przypu-
szcza6, re siedzi " knajpie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
2 POllD[ MOSKALA

,MVOos $ pisa, - ~
brisk 1I'aI .psoce,iiagg pospi'elasszzan'yy
.zzd e'1!z yl1.l sic u 4 pociagiem toWa-
Obie lokomnotyWN,y,'
|roztrzaskane, take kilka wa
.gon6w pociagu towarowego j
2 pociaggu pospiesznego; 4
osoby smiertelnie j kilka
.os6b lekko zranionych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

w WARSZAWIE .umar]
'Apuchtin, znany gnebiciell
polskiej m}odziezy. Wiadomo,
re Apuchtin zostal sWego
czasu Wypoliczkowany, q
wreszcie poszed " senatory.
Apuchtin byl do ko6ca zycia
zacietym wrogiem polak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

PARTYA rewolucyjna "
Rosy rozwinela " ostatnim
czasie goraczkowai czynnosc
j rozszerzala DUO podburza-
jacych broszurek, Policya
rosyjska zdwoila uwage j
urzadza}a co chwila .rewizye
Zdaje sic, re policya
sic przyjazdu agita-
tor6w. Aresztowano DUO
os6b.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-22

Denver, Jan. 1S.-A News special
from Boulder yesterday says:
A splendid sun welcomed the grand
lodge of Masons, the governor of the
state, the members of the Legislature
and educators from various portions of
Colorado to Boulder to-day. The dual
cornerstone laying which was sched-
uled for this day was carried off in very
impressive form.
A library building for the State Uni
versity and the new st. Johns Episco-
pal church were the structures officially
begun.
Governor Peabody and his staff, a
fine body of Knights Templar and dis
tinguished Masons arrived on an early
morning train and were kept busy
throughout the day.
The new church building is to cost
$4,000. 1t was dedicated in the morn
ing.
Among those on the platform at the
dedication were many distinguished
Masons, the governor and his staff,
Bishop Olmstead, Rev. Cannon Sibbald
Of Boulder, Rev. C. H. Marshall, Rev.
F. s. Kramer, Rev. NJ. Woods and Rev.
Mr.. O'Malley, all of Denver, and Rev.
Mr.. Grow of Fort Collins, Rev. Mr.
Tummon of Greeley and Rev. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin of Longmont.
At o'clock in the afternoon the cor
nerstone exercises for the new library
building began on the campus in the
presence of a notable gathering, includ-
ing the grand lodge of Masons of Col
orado, the governor of the state and his
staff, the members of the board of re-
gents, the Senate and House of the
Fourteenth General Assembly and nota-
BILE citizens. There was very large
attendance. the campus being covered
with citizens on foot and in carriages.
The Masonic ceremonies were fol-
lowed by addresses by Grand Master
Dean. President Baker. Governor Pea
body and Bishop Olmstead.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-22
GERMAN WARSHlP
HAS TO RETREAT

Maracaibo. Venezuela. Jan. 1S.-The
German cruiser Panther shelled Fort
San Carlos, at the entrance to Lake
Maracaibo, yesterday. for one hour.
The fort returned fire with four guns.
The Panther withdrew in the direction
of Curacao.
Fort San Carlos is twenty-five miles
from Maracaibo. and commands the
entrance to the lake or inner bay.
The correspondent here of the Asso-
ciated Press has received the following
from General Bello. commander of the
fort:
Yesterday afternoon at 1880 Fort
San Carlos was attacked and shelled
without any provocation on our part
without previous notification or the
delivering of an utlimatum, by the
German cruiser Panther. which tried
to force the entrance. After fight
lasting an hour, during which the fort
used only four guns. the Panther was
obliged to abandon the tight, and re-
treated in the direction of Curacao. The
fort suffered no damage. and only three
men were wounded"
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-22
DEATH OF ABRAM S. HEWITT
EMINENT NEW YORK STATESMAN

New York, Jan. 19.-Abram s. Hew-
lit, former mayor of New York, and
for many years representative in Con-
gress. died at 6 o'clock yesterday
morning, in his eighty-first year, hav-
ing been critically i'll for ten days.
With him at the moment Of death
were his wife, his three sons and three
daughters.
Mr.. Hewitt, who has been in feeble
health for some months, was attacked
with obstructive jaundice on January
9Th, and from the first it was realized
by his attending physicians, DR.. E. L.
Keyes and DIR. e. l.. Keyes, Jr., that
there was practically no hope for the
aged patients recovery.
Abram Stevens Hewitt was born OF
old Huguenot stock at Hayerstraw,
New York, in 1922. He was educated
in the public schools and received a
college course in Columbia University
from a scholarship he won in compe-
tition among the entire school system
OF New York City. In 1874 he was ad-
mitted to the bar, but instead of fol-
lowing that profession entered into a
partnership with Edward Cooper, son
of Peter Cooper, in the iron and hard
ware business. At their works in New
Jersey 5000 men were employed. The
policy of the firm toward the work.
men was always to take the latter in
to its confidence, and always to be on
the best of terms with trades unions
and special labor organizations. From
1873 to 1879. Mr.. Hewitt testified be-
fore congressional committee on the
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-22
FOUR HUNDRED
HUNT COYOTES

Denver, Jan. 1S.-A Greeley special
to the Republican last night says:
Four hundred men and women on
horses, with twenty stag-hounds and
at least 100 persons in carriages and
carts, participated in the long-antici-
pated coyote roundup east of Evans
to-day. After an eventful chase the
riders closed in on thirty-fve coyotes
and twenty-six of these were roped. or
run down by the dogs and dispatched
No firearms were permitted. which ac-
counts for not all of the animals being
slain.
BY Z o'clock this morning the men
began to gather from Roggen, Platte
Vile and Peckham. Later the Greeley
La Sale. Big Bend. Kersey and Evans
parties joined in. and the hunters start
ed out in all directions over the sur
rounding country for distance of
thirty miles.
On the outer edge of the circle the
men were from fifteen to twenty rods
apart and drew closer together as they
neared the center. The ground was
carefully covered, and at 10 o'clock the
first coyote was sighted. At 1880
o'clock the hunters had gathered at
the meeting-place. basin-like field
with an area of two square miles. sit
uated eight miles southeast Of Kersey.
Thirty-five coyotes were in the field,
circling and running back and forth.
Riders entered the great arena and the
excitement began. At IL o'clock the
first coyote got through the line Of
horsemen and a bunch of dogs and a
few riders started in pursuit. DR.. Lup-
er's dog succeeded in capturing the
prize. This was one Of the many excit-
ing runs in which men. horses and
dogs matched speed and prowess with
endurance with the willy coyote. BY 2
o'clock the last animal was captured
and the hunters counted twenty-six
scalps as trophies Of the chase.
The hunt was planned by Charles
Huffsmith. editor OF the Evans Courier.
and on January 31st a similar hunt
will be held.