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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
LOUISIANA, MO.

E: n@;'; and d Miss ii Hail s,fie W W., p: Po "f troy w, a s
Mrs j w. Mccune Is visiting her daughter a,
Mrs. j. F. Lynott. Jr.. is visiting relatives al
Mrs. c. NJ Stark and daughter. wlliela. were
M: and Mrs. Charles G. Burrm departed Sat,
urday on an extended trip through the South
Miss Edith Primner is visiting in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nunies Of slater visited Nj, and
Mrs. n. w. Morrow several days.
so w: a. y A1giSS and dsnshser, Garnet. of Jack
Miss Mary Bentley is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Mr.: and Mrs. =. Il. Cor ION and Mrs. Cumming,
family.
Mrs: Kate Walton is home from a pleasant
Mrs ). J. Richards and son. Russell, Of Kan
Green were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Ras Pearson
Mrs. Mary Watson of Jonesyille, Wis. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Hannah Kelsey, and
br"theE. phi Painter. at New Lord.n.
MI Henry {. P9fge AMI Miss Jamie Anderson
Mr.. Frank Creamer and Miss Blanche Edwards
Bradiey Wednesday evening. They left Thurs
]. r. Smith and wife Of Colorado Springs re-
turned home "wednesday. after a pleasant ten
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. McIlroy entertained Judge
E Ehsen su ssaFk Duncan sna wif nna u Wife 7, P Pastsrs9 e and N
Cleveland and wife and j. o. Stark and wife at
an elaborate 6 O'Clock dinner Saturday.
The ladies of Calvary Episcopal Church gave a
Martha Washington tea at the home OF Mrs.
II. n. Williams Friday evening.
w. d. Haley and Theodore Nehlson entertained
a score OF their friends with a dancing party
Wednesday evening.
A valentine tea was given by the ladies' of the
Presbyterian Church at the home Of Mrs. W. 7.
Stark Friday evening.
J.. w. Robertson visited relatives at Frank
ford the mast week.
W. A. Martin is home from a visit with rela-
tives at Ii Dora. Ill.
Mrs. o. l. Elzea I. home from a visit at
frankfort with her parents.
Mrs. Ed l.. Ogden and niece. Miss Firgie Og-
den. returned Monday from Kansas City. Kas..
where they visited the family OF the Reverend
J. NJ. Gurley.
Miss Mabel Beaslev OF Bowling Green is visit
linz her sister Mrs. NJ. Erier.
Mrs; ]. d. Lsyne Of Bowling Green is visiting
Mrs. Sam Sparrow.
The West End Club and several guests were
by Mrs. c. NJ. Stark Wednesday aft
ernoon. Souvenirs were given and delicious re-
were served.
Mines Eugene stark and Joe McCune enter
tanned the Thursday Club that evening at the
home OF the former with an auction party. Mrs.
Stark was assisted also bv her sister, Mrs. F. P.
Hagey, and Miss Hattie Withrow from Troy.
Messrs. Ed A. Glenn. d. A. Ball. Sam Spar
row. l.. T. Patterson. f z. Rule. r. II. Cool
man. Ras and Eucere Pearson. George Lvnott.
Stark. f. p Campbell ard Robert Young
went TO st. Louis Saturday TO attend the banquet
OF the Pike County colony in St. Louis. which
Mrs. Eugene Stark entertained n number OF
her friends Friday afternoon In honor Of her
guests from Troy. and was assisted by Mrs. A.
II. MCGEE.
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JOPLIN. MO.

club at '2 her home - Corner Of Fifth 4" and f'H %Sers
Mrs; B. W. Lyon Of No. go Sergeant avenue
Say she y gave a iSneheson 70 her iady friend.
and afterwards entertained them at whist. and
The ST. Nicholas ciub, gave a Very pleasant
dancing party at Germania Hall Monday night.
tertained the Young Ladies. Afternoon Card Club
ON TUESDAY. The guest. OF honor were Miss shtel
OF Indianapolis. Ind. and Miss Shine Of Cow
The Em NJ r,s Club H,s went in H. a body to the pro 2,
Angels at the club Theater Friday afternoon.
young society folk Friday nisht. at her p'i hom 3.
No 123 Wall street Al bid eTehre Miss Nell Balls
| went to MI. Claude Clay.
Mrs. Jennie Harier of No. 1924 Pearl street was
was Miss Blanch Carter.
The Century Club went to Carthage Saturday
and rendered luncheon at 1890. The regular ses-
sion was held during the afternoon.
the members Of st. Philip's Episcopal ah'e churel
choir Thursday evening at their home. No, III
The ladies Of the First Baptis; Church gave an
fist Church. The best musical talent of To-. city
contributed to the programme in antique cos
I" The F Fraternai Order Of Eagles s ave- q ball
Wednesday evening at Germania Hall. 1t was
non club at an elaborate valentine party last
saturday night in the suite OF Governor and Mrs.
Renfrow at the keystone.
Mics Nellie Kerr entertained at cards Tuesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Gladdlsh,
No. 214 Virginia avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mari entertained with 4
valentine party at their home. No. 1901 Pennsyi-
vania avenue. Saturday evening.
Miss Ruby Crete Of No; SO Gray avenue was
hostess to the Blue and Red classes of the First
Christian Church on last Friday evening.
Mrs. NJ. E. Mostus has returned to the city,
after a three weeks visit in Chicago.
Miss Florence Baternan entertained a Juvenile
party In honor of her ninth birthday on Saturday.
The Misses Carrie and ollie Cole entertained at
their home. Nc. l02 North Wall street. Saturday
in honor of Miss Lizzie Harrison of sulphur
Springs. Tex.
Mrs. George Nugent Of No. 1929 Sergeant ave-
nie was the honored guest at a surprise party
Saturday evening.
The Looking Forward Club gave the second of
It's series of dances Tuesday evening at Ger
mania Hall.
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Mrs. Grace Wright Williams. Kansas City: Mrs.
Roscoe Tedford. MoberIy: Miss Parks. Salisbury.
MISS Cerinne Matthews entertained a few
friends informally Wednesday evening in honor
Of her guest. Mrs. Roscoe Tedford. OF Moberly.
among those enjoying the very pleasant evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Matthews. Miss Mary
Parks OF, Salisbury. Misses Mary Sharp, nellie
Moore. Lloyd Mckee. Waldo and Wallace Smith.
Emmett Sharp and K. l.. Matthews.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Jobson of this city
ard Mr. Luther l.. Terrill of Columbia. Mo. ac-
CURED wednesday night at the home of the
brides parents. Alr. and Mrs. Thomas Jobson.
Inc affair was quite "a surprise to Miss Jobson's
friends. who did not expect the event TO happen
so soon: The wedding vas a quiet one. only the
immediate relatives being present. The Reyer-
end r.. s. Mckenzie. rector of tn. :, fan,e.
EpiscoPal Church performed the ceremony. after
which Mr. and Mrs. Terrill departed for Column
bia. where Mr.. Terrill owns a large lumter bust
ness
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surroundings of wood fires. burning in large oak
hreplaces. aRG 10 this was added the glow of
carnations used in abundance. Mrs. T.. q. Gay,
Mrs. HanfCrd +. Ftaney. Mrs. Alfred Gregory.
Miss Sue Gay and Miss Gertrud. Devereaux OF
Lawrence, assisted in entertaining.
Mrs. A. IL. Connolly of Lnvood avenue is en-
PERTAINING the Misses Lillian and Beatrice Fos-
ter of Topeka.
Miss Florence Kafer. who has been visiting
Miss Mary Peltzer of this city, has returned 10
her home in Atch!sOn.
Miss Cora Gladdish. who has been visiting
friends in Kansas City. Las returned to her home
in Higginsville, Mo.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Lillis have gone to Hot
Springs for a six weeks stay. Miss Frances Lii
lis has returned from St. Louis.
Miss Cora Mayer has returned home after a
six weeks visit in ST. Louis.
M. and Mrs. Adolph Meyer have announced
the birth of a daughter
Mrs. L. e. Walker OF the Paseo has gone to
Bisbee. Ariz. to visit her daughter. Mrs. Bert
Kirby.
Mrs. J. A. Wright. with her son. Francis. has
gone TO Texas and Old Mexico. She will be gone
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL,

The Via Christi Study class met Monday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. V. r. Lindsay.
me Ioilow1ng programme was carried out: Tine
invasion OF Brittany by the Anglo,saxons., ;,
VIZ Ssinkerhoa: st Patrick and Brisiba.,'
an" Mrs Cianahan: COLUMBIA and Minian.
Members of the Authors Club were guests of
Miss Emma Jones Monday evening. Miss Susan
Wilcox. the essayist of the evening. presented
two topics. First Railroads and The Diff
fculty in Inaugurating the Public Schools in
1s4s-1s5s" Following her papers the evening
was devoted to a general discussion OF the sub
jects.
Mrs. William Eads entertained the members of
the North End Coffee Club Monday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent in an Informal social
way concluding with the serving of refresh
ments.
A banquet was given Ia the St. Nicholas
Hotel Monday evening by Mr.. John McCreery.
Sr.. for the Prudential Committee OF the Central
Baptist Church. E. L. Chaplin presided. as toast
master and responses were made as follows on
the general subject: How May the Church
Pay?' Financially Nat Hay: '.As a City
Force" E. scrosin: Spiritually" J..H Col
Inns: Suggestions to Men and What They May
Do in the Church. Guy Colby.
Members of the Arion Club enjoyed a concert
and dance Monday evening in the clubroous. A
programme was carried out as follows: March.
selected. Arion Orchestra: chorus. 'Oh. Hail
Us. .Ye Free" frcm "Ermine.'' Arion chorus:
.'voeglein in Lueften,'' Schwedisches voiks-
lied. Arion chorus: soprano solo. Miss
Mary Federhen: "waltzer Conyersationen.'
Frank Rrucbman. selection. Arion GsOEus.
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HANNIBAL, MO.

Miss Mary Malcolm has returned TO her home II
Masa,ny,on Pa after an extended visit tC
NJ. and Mrs. c. NJ. Fette went to ST. Iori.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Frazer and daughter. Mis-,
Cara. have gone TO Dallas. Tex. to spend tn.
Miss Tenie Rendien has returned from a risi,
to Miss Fay Lowrle at Frankfort. Mo.
friends IN the city Tuesday. s'ssS .
Mrs. o.. c. Hin has returned to her home in
Minneapolis after n visit TO her son. Louis p
Mrs. W.. B. Pettibone was hostess THURSDAY
guests. she was assisted by Mrs. w. T. LOudon,
Mrs. J. p Bozarth and Misses Allison. Boughton,
Mrs. James Treat entertained Friday after
noon at siI,hand euchrs. ,as,0- Mia. y,,n..
are spending 2 few days in Lentner with Mr..
Mrs. thomas Gee visited in Palmyra this week
Miss Everette GIN and children went to Hunts
S Gai,s b Tsorsd s5lnr w to Eoa fhsy VII kr reR 9seIr z fut 1sw
home. "
Miss Carrie Pitts returned to her home in Paris.
Me-: Thursday after a visit with Mrs. ]. e.
Church met "Wednesday with Mrs. T. J. steven
son. The following officers Were elected for the
S1sai z roman and Mrs. " o4 M D'e Friend:: Vice Vice
presidents: Mrs; G; G Moore; secretary; Mrs,
A farewell reception was rendered the Rev
f fTeIs s Ereestf Ba Gai; ' esu refiri1 WedRa sssSGs Of evs the
Ing at the Pressy'eEian CHURCH by the Minis
ia AAASb A"l e'- 'AhA To- ""
cepted the passionate OF a church In Louisville.
Miss Gilbrids. who was the guest of Mrs. May
McAiister. has returned to her home in Bowling
Green.
Mrs. Burton of Springfield. H.. is the guest of
Mr.: and Mrs. L. c. Cover. ~.
Miss Alice Hoover. who has been the guest OF
Miss Leke. has returned to her home in Gales
burg. III.
Miss Mary Logan entertained n number Of her
young friends at a valentine party Those pres
ent were Misses L0nnie Curtis. Margaret Ores
cher. Marguerite Rightmire. Sadie Conlon. Helen
Logan. Mary Conlon. Frances Barnes. Hazel VIII
son, Frances Vessels. Masters A. Smith. Carlton
Dolan. VIII and Walter Logan. Mort Waelder.
NOorhis Stilwell. Harold Little, Milton Knighton.
Fred Wilson. John Conlon.
Mrs. Tunstell Of Lexington. No. is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Carter.
Mrs. W. II. De Witt has returned from Kansas
Miss Fife Shryock departed Thursday for New
Orleans. La. to visit with friends.
Miss Annie Whalen OF Springfield. H., Is visit
ing friends in the city.
Miss Ada Hen Of Hastings. Nebp is the guest
of Mrs. Allen Dent.
Mrs. Charles Lamb Of New London was the
guest OF Mrs. c. G. Price Monday.
Miss Maud Ravenscraft entertained at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. w. E. Smith. Wednes-
day evening the following guests: Misses Hes
ter Huston. Auvusta and Annie Schoknecht,
Lena Maupin. Stella Hardy. Emma and Minnie
Richmond. Nj. and Mrs. Z. Hutton MI. and
Mrs. Brown. Messrs. James Cole. J. ]. Fosurty.
Albert McCullum. Fred Haines, James Graves,
Frank Mcintyre and John Stlckman,.
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CHILLICOTHE. MO.

Mines. Charles Waite and Charles Blanchard
entertained at cards Tuesday afternoon at the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

NOWY YORK, II kwie.
tnia. Ostatni tydzien W blu
RE emigracyjnym na wyspie
Ellis by} bardzo ruchliwy,
Poczawszy Cd / kwietnia do
wczoraj .wyladowa}o przeslo
36,076 emigrant6w. Tamtego
roku W pierwszych 10 .dniaeh
kwietnia wygladawalo rs,
789.
Wczoraj bylo W porcie 10,
115zemigrant6w.
Komisarz Williams powi(-
dzia} wczoraj, ze tylko kilkp
emigrant6w zostanie napoW-
rot odes1anych; a wiele I'd
stanie ma pewien czas zatrzy
manych W porcie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

czyli skazania ma dozyWotnie
.wiezienie. Zas inny paragraf
m6wi, ze gubernator Stanu
moze u1askaWic przestepc6w
pod pewnemi warunkami, "a
Wiec i skazanych na dozy-
wotnie wiezienie. Zatem, sad
ME moze karac dozywotniem
wiezieniem, bo to sprzeciwia-
loby sic prawu przysluguja-
cemu gubernatorowi alaska
skawienia przestepc6w. Ad-
wokat Niedzwiecki jjuz wni6sl
apelacye Q nowy termin dla
Janowskiego, a W wypadku
uznania jego twierdzie6,
zbrodniarz moze bye uwol-
niony. Gala sprawa opiera sic
ma tenn, jak adwokaci. to-
macza oba paragra}y prawa
ale to bynajmniej ME unie-
winnia Janowskiego, kt6ry.
sic przyzna} do zbrodni j po-
winien bye ukarany:: Polacy
tutejsi So mocno oburzenf
wyrokiem uniewinniajacym
dla Maryanny Wi6rkowskiej
i sprzeciwiaja sic jej powt6r-
nemu zamieszkaniu W miej-
skiej dzielnicy. Czy wobec O
burzenia i pogardy z jaka sic
spotyka, Wi6rkawska pozo-
stanie miedzy polakami, ME
wiadomo. Jezei jest Winna
przestepstwa W po1aczeniu z
Janowskim, to sumienie ME
pozwoli zapomniec zbrodni
pope}nionej ma mezu i zycie
jej bedzie pe}ne zgryzoty a
pred Bogiem odpowie "a
sw6j postepek. Sad ziemski
spelni1 sw6j obowiazek, lecz
Jest jeszcze jeden sad, kt6ry
nigdy ME wydaje wyroku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

row 2 stopy gleboki i p6lto-
rel stopy szeroki, kt6ry sic
sformowa1 na ulicy wskutek
podmycia ziemi Woda. Wsku-
tex upadku tego pani Casio
roWska odnios1a niebezpiecz-
ne wewnetrzne uszkodzenia.
Ia poniesione cierpienia i
strate czasu adwokat p. Ga
siorowskiej zada Cd miasta
odszkodowania W sumie
SIS, 900.
P. Tomasz Frasz, twierdzi,
re wskutek nieprawid1 d1owego
odprowadzenia wody przez
miasto, woda z ulicy wyleWa
sic ma Lofty jego i powoduje,
mu szkody obnizajac wartosc
lot6w.Z powodu tego p. Frasz
zaskarzy} miasto 0 81 900 od-
'szkodowania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
SHERMAN, Tex, 8 .kWie.

SHERMAN, Tex, 8 kwie-
tnia. Ben L Tompson
kasyer banku Commerce, 20
sta} zastrzelony ma placu pu11
blicznym przez Z. w. Stone
z Texarkana. ,Spotkali sic
oni ma ulicy j po wymianie
kilku gwaltownych sl6wWy!:.
|dobyli obajj rewolwery i roz-
poczei strzelanine, kt6rej
ofiara pad} Thompson; ira
fiony kula smiertelnie i W
kilka chwil wyziona1 ducha.
Stone. kt6ry jest agentem
firmy handlowej z Dayton.
O., i liczy % lat sam sic
odda} W rece policyi. Ito
maczac sic tenn re zastrzeli]
Thompsona z !dowodu zatar-
gov familijnych, jake juz
oddawna panowa}y pomiedzy
temi dwiema rodzinani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
BUFFALO, N. Y, 1

kwietnia. ]. F. KwiatkOwski,
oskarzony 0 zamordowanle
swego 9-letniego syna Pio-
ira o smiertelnie poranienie
gospodyni Tekli Wolihskiej,
kt6ra prawdopodobAie UNI
RE, Kwiatkowskii dwoje jego
dzieci zamieszka1 ma STAN.
cyl u Wolihskiego. Wczoraj
kiedy KwiatkoWski powr6cn,
jego dzieci poczely zachowy-.
wac sic niespoko kojnie a PAM
Woli6ska tego powodu ka-.
za1a mu sic wynosic
wraz z dziecmi jej domu.
Kwiatkowski " odpowiedzi
rozpoczal strzelanine, ranil
smiertelnie pania Woli6ska i
zamordowa1 syna, zdajje sic
przypadkowo. Zawolano po-
.licye, do kt6rej KwiatkoWsk
rozpoczal ogie6 2 okna j do
piero kapitulowal, gdy mu
zabraklo amunicyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
CLEVELAND,

CLEVELAND, ND, O., 10
kwietnia. Me ma1a sensacye
" miescie wywo}ala wiado-
nose, re Karol Janowskii,
.skazany ma dozywotnie wie-
ziienle "a morderstwo Igna-
cego Wi6rkowskiego, bedIzie
apelowal do sadu Q nowy
termin. Obrohca Janowskie-
go poczynil starania v tel
mierze. JJtrzymuje on, ,zze
paragrafI prawa wed1ug kt6-
go anowski zosta1 skazany,
sprzeciiwia sic kanstytucyi,
vice wyrok poWinien bye O.
balony. Paragraf Wspomnia-
ny powiada, ze nnorderca y.
many winnym. .zbro odni v pier
.wszyn1 stopnir, ma bye ska
zano IA smierc, chyba, =
sedz.'io przys 4 olacza do
.WyToka konnenda laski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

MANILA, II. kWietnia.
Pred niedaWnym czasem sui
tan Bacolodu prosi1 0 kon-
ferencye Z. komendantem
fameryka6skim dla osiagnie-
cia trwalego pokoju. Ze je-
.dnak przed rokiem odby1a
sic jjuz taxa konferencya bez
najmiie eiszego rezultatu wiec
wyslano przeciw niemu woj-
sko. Nasamprz6d artylerya
ostrze!iwala tWierdze sultana
q kiedy dz,iala jej zamilk KY,
pie echota przypuscila szturm.
Zolnierze ameryk kahscy pod
oslona arn1at swoich przeszi
gleboka bardzo fose ] ydarli
sic na waly gdziie bag etami
uderzyli IA bro acych sic
z po "a Mich Mlour6 6w, kt6rych
100 polozyli trup lem. Sultan
.lciekl 20 str onie ameryyk ] kan & q
'skiei zzostalo y ranny ych t.ylko !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

HOUSTON, Tex, 10. Kwie
tnia. Pierwszy >udar sion
ca W tym roku zosta} zano-
towany W Runge, niedaleko
tutejszego miasta. Razony 20
sta1 Clude Campbell przy
oraniu roll. Campbell wkr6t-
ce .umarl. w okolicy tutej-
szej panowa1 nieznosny
upal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
WILKESBARRE,

/ ,Podczas burdy, 5 pijanych,
zabito na smiere niejakiego6
.Antoniie Kllekes, z zawodu
|g6rnika. Kiedy 50 znalezio-s
no, kawal dlugiej klingi tkwil.
v jjego piiersi. Burda oWa
miala miejsce ". don1u Sz,l-
mowskiego Policya areszto-
Iwala owego szumo wskiego i i
Epieciu innych j pos
|dzaja q orderstsvo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
RZYM, 10 Kwietnia.

Zanosi sic ma zgodne zakon-
czenie strajku. Miasto przy-
bra}o zwyk}y wyglad j tylko
.brak dor6zek dale sic od-
czuc mieszkahcom. Pielgrzy-
mi nap}ywaja re wszystkich
stron. w poniedzialek Papiez
udzieli pos}uchania pielgrzy-
NOM z Niemiec. w 800 kos
cio}achS rzymskich odbywaja
sic zwyk1e wielkotyg odniawe
nabozenstwa a iczne rzesze
wiernych odwiedzaja groby
sWiete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

PETERSBURG, IS. kwie-
tnia. w tutejszych fabry-
kach obuWiia Wybuchl strajk
.oraz v aklladzie rosyjsko-
amery skim wyrob gumo-
iwych, przyszlo do krwawe-
90 starcia pamiie dry str;ajkIiie-
'ranli y polio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
GREEN BAY W fabryce

GREEN BAY W fabTyCez
papierni wskutek spadnie-
cia ciezkiej bry1y cementu ma
platforme, ma kt6rej praco-.
wa1o kilku robotnik6w, plat
forma sic zawarla a robotni-
cy spadli z wysokosci 25 stop
ma twarda ziemie, niebezpie-
cznie sic kaleczac. Pomiedzy
pokaleczonvmi znajduje sic
robotnik T. Rogalski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

trzech zolnierzy. Sadza tu
ok6lnie, re to zwyciestwo 1p-
lozy koniec wszystkim D4r:
ganizowanym ruchom pfze.
ciWko w}adzy ameryka6sk skiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
POWlI2Y
TELECRAF|C

BERLIN, 11-go kwietnia.
- Niemieccy socyalisci od-
m6wili strajkierom holender.
skim pomocy, azeby ME os-
}abiac swych sill W walce
przedwyborczej. Przyw6dzca
socyalist6w i pose1 do parla-
mentu, Ignatz Auer, wypo-
wiedzia} neutrality-suspicious.
s}owa: ,,strajk generalny jest
generalnem g}upstwem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
WIEDEN, 10. kwietnia.

WIEDEN, 10. kwietnia. -
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef, do
kona} W obecnosci jedenastu
ksiazat W hofburgu staro-
zytnej ceremonii mycia n6g.
12 starcom, W wieku cd lat
80 do 81. Zesumowana icz-
ba ich lat wynosi 1,082 lata
Po umyciu n6g cesarz zawie-
sill kazdemu z Mich ma szyje
woreczek z 80 srebrnikami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, 13.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, 13
XIV. MARGIN Jachowicz zostal
aresztowany "a zab6jstWo
Jana Patrykus, wczoraj VIE
cz6r pred salonem ma die
wiatej ave. nastacyi policyjnej
przyzna1 sic do why, lecz
sic t}umaczy} re to uczynil
we w1asnej obronie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
STEVENS POINT,

STEVENS POINT, Wis
PAM Marya asioroWska roz-
poc czela eciwko miastu
process 8 odszk doWaniie. PAM
GasioroWska " skardze swejj
tWiierdzi, ze 9-go Marca Is.
[powracajac lei Wiieczorem
Q niiaata donlull yyradla "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

RZYM, 11-go kwietnia. -
Strawberry wyjatkiem :zece-
row wr6cili do roboty i mia
sto posiada zwyk}y wyglad.
cudzoziemcy, kt6rzy chwilo-
wo wyjechali z Rzymu, po-
wracaja azeby uczestniczyc
W uroczystosciach kosciel-
nych.
Papiez udzieli} sekretarzo--
wi Propagandy pos}uchania
i zgodzi1 sic ma mianowanie
sufragana Johna J. Glennon
Kansas City koadjutorem
biskupstwa W St. Louis. BIZ
skup Heinrich Moelle z Co.
lumbus, O., zosta} nomino-
wany koadjutorem arcybis-
kupstwa Cincinnati. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

RZYM, 8. kwietnia.
KS. Montgomery, biskup SUI
,fragan dyecezyi San .Franci-
SEQ, zosta1 mianowany arcy-
biskupem Manili
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
MIAsTO ME:KsYK, 13

kwietnia. 2 Chilpancin-
cingo donosza 0 lekiem tree
sieniu ziemi. Mieszka6cy,
kt6rzy pamie etaja ostatnie trze
sienie ziemi j szkode przez
ME wyrzad dzona, gdyz polowa
budynk6w zosta}a obr6 coma
" gruzy powyb ybiegali " pani-
cznym y strachu na ulice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
PHILADELPHIA. Pa

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, 8.
kwiietWiie. KS. Dennis
Dough profe ] or tee eologiiii
dogmatyc'znej y v sc semlsi1naryum ~ %
ssw. Karola B usza, 20
s.stal 1niano owa1ly przezs .paple-
"a Leona XIII. jedn!ym Z
8bisk I'LL pins ki'c,h Y iak-
mai 6tszyIn czasie. l,| .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

WIEDEN, II. kwietnia. =.
z ,Belgradu donosza O wy
kryciu spisku ma zycie kr6la
serbskiego Aleksandra, Za-
mach mia} zostac wykonany
W przysz}a niedziele. Spisek
jednak -wykryto zawczasu,
poczem przyaresztowano 30
os6b, kt6re rzekomo bra}y W
MIN udzial. Spodziewaja sic
nowych .aresztowan. z Bel
gradu zaprzeczaja tel pog}o-
see mimo to sadza tn og6l-
ME, re kr6l Aleksander przy-
spieszy} zamach stanu dzieki
wykryciu rzekomego spisku.
Salonika, II. kwietnia. ~
Mieszkahcy kilku wlosek W
obwodzie. petrysza6skim pod
niesli bunt. Wyslano pre-
civ MIN oddzial turecki sk1a-
dajacy sic z $50 zo}nierza.
= : :, a
LONDYN, 11-go kwietnia.
= Podczas manewr6w floty
ma .morzu Sr6dzie1nnym zde-
rzyl sic okret admiralski
,,Bulwark" z pancernikiem
Formidable" Zderzenie by}o
tax slime ze opancerzenie Q.
kretu ,,Formidab able uleglo
roztrzaskaniu. Dopro oWadzenie
pancernika do porzadku ko-
sztowa6 bedzie $3.50, 900.
Czlonkom zalogi okretu a. ~
zakazano surowo donosic
listownie o szczeg61ach
astrofy.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, 8.