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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
WILL HAVE ENTIRE CHARGE
NORTHUMBERLAND SOCIETY WILL
ENTERTAIN AcRrCuLTURrsTs.
They Have Met with b Greatest OF
Success I'm Their Arrangements


The Rerkeley County Horticultural
Society has decided to take sole charge
of the German Agriculturists, who
will visit this CITY and county on
Tuesday, May 5. both in the tour
through the fruit sections ami at the
banquet to be given here that even
ing, and not to turn them over to the
Board OF Trade as was first their plan.
The first plan adopted by the society
was for them to have charge of the
visitors during the tout throu oh the
famous "Applepie Ridge" fruit sec
tion, but upon their return to this city
they would put them in the hands OF
the Board of Trade. who would have
charge of the reception to be given
them here. but the last decision has
changed the program and now the So
ciety will have entire charge of the
distinguished visitors.
The society has been making some
of the arrangements for their receD-
ton already and in most Of the cases
have met with the greatest of suc-
cess, every one being willing to give
their support. The farmers have all
expressed their willingness to fur
nish the teams for the conveying of
the visitors through the county. know
ing the benefit they will derive from
the visit.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
BEAuTlfYING THE CEMETERY,
Lot Holder. in Green nni Ensassa I'm

Lot Holders I'm Green nm Engaged I'm
Making improvements.
The rolling o of Green Hill Gem
etery has taken on the hues Of spring
and the grass and flowers are coming
out with all the richness of early sum-
mer. Many holders Of lots in the ST.
lent city are cutting the grass and
planting flowers and otherwise i'm
proving and identifying their plot OF
ground. and a decided improvement Ia
noticed in consequence. The stone
walls which supported thu lower end
cf many OF the places Of burial which
had given way during the wet months
are being replaced. The management
is also adding several lines Of large
drain niDes,. and before manv days the
cemetery will nut on its customary
beautiful summer carb.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
WILL DELIVER MEMORIAL SERMON.
DIR. Accepts Invitation of the
Lincoln Post OF Union Veterans.

Rev. j. A. Hoffheins, pastor of
Christ Reformed church, will deliver
the memorial sermon to the members
of Lincoln post, No. 1, q. A. r. on
Sunday, May "a. the union veterans
attending this church that day in q
body. The sermo II will be delivered
at the regular morning service at II
O'Clock. There will be no special me-
molial services in the church at that
timo other than the sermon.
The Arrangement for the usual me-
mortal services on Decoration day have
not vet been completed by Lincoln
Post, bnt it is expected that the pro-
gram of services will shortly be ar
ranged and made public.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
HELD ONLY PAIR OF THREEs.
How n Little Man Biufed the Late
Tom Reed In "A Poker
Game.

The late Thomas B. Reed "a with
did have much nerve at poker, ac-
cording to a New York Times writer.
A few may still recall a little game
in a back room in Portland, when
the limit was a dollar and a certain
sharp-faced little man sorely yexed
the great speaker of the house. The
little man seemed to be getting all
the bad cards, which he threw down
with EXPLANATIONS of disgust. AT
last he made a bet and all the play
ers dropped out except Mr.. Reed,
who eyed his own three aces com
~plaeently and raised him heavily. The
little man snickered and came back
with an equally heavy raise. Mr..
Reed opened his round little mouth,
blinked his little black eyes and CUR
gled with uneasiness; but he showed
his chips onto the pile and put an
extra red on top. The little man
covered the red, then deftly swept
the whole of his stack on the board
and eyed the great man with a SUI
perior smile. Mr.. Reed lurched back
in his chair, looked at his opponent
severely for a moment, and-quit.
Then the little man spread out a
pair of trays and gathered in his
winnings.
"Why, confound you, SIR roared
the speaker of the house, "you ought
to join the senate lobby!"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
SHEPHERDSTOWN NOTES.
Interesting Views OF Happening'
Through Jefferson County.


Shepherdstown, April 81. 1908 Post
Office Inspector Allen was in this city
on Saturday for the purpose of looking
over the affairs Of Postmaster Harry
e. Munday. of this place. He was
very much pleased with the movement
and pronounced every thing in first
class order.
Mr.. George w. Hoffman. n Of our
well known young farmers of the
Kearnevsville neighborhood, will leave
on Nav the LIST ON an extended pleas
ure trip to California. Mrs Hoffman
will accompany him and they will be
gone several months.
Mr.. w. P Lickiider, one Of our en-
terprising citizens Of this place. has
contracted with Mr.. Edward l.. Ath-
ey. the barn builder, for a large Swift
ger bank barn to be erected during the
coming summer on his estate, Rose
Hill, near town on the Kearneysyille
turnpike
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Arrangement viii be Made for the
Coming Event.
The PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSED
In Respect to the Late Mrs. Brian, Who Was
Formerly a Teacher, That Teachers
Might Attend the FnneraL

The commissioners of the Board of
Education of this city met in regular
session Monday night in their offices in
the Second Ward school building. with
President A. I Russsler In the chair
and Commissioners Paulding, Whet-
eel. Gerhardt and Seibert present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. The business Of the
evening was then taken up.
Commissioned Paulding, who at the
last meeting was appointed a commit
tee of y to bring before the city
council the condition of the fence and
sounding ground. reported that he
had called the attention Of the city
sargent to the matter and that he
said that he would bring il before the
council at their next meeting.
A reply was received from State
superintendent of public schools, Mr..
Miller, in regard to the holding of
an institute for HI teachers Of the
schools of this CITY. He reported that
it would not be advisable for two in
stitutes to be held in one county ON
account of the expense. The reply
was received bv the board and placed
in the hands of Supt. G. ii. Cole for
his consideration.
A number Of bills against the board
were read and ordered paid. The wa
ter rent for the schools being due was
ordered to be paid and an order was
drawn for the mount.
A communication was received from
Miss Maud Gatrell. who has closed
her school located on the Boom
land and now offers herself as au avail
able substitute. The offer was re-
ceived and her name placed on the sub
~stitute list.
Mr.. Pitzer. the sec rotary, reported
that he had written to Mr.. Grifi th,
OF Gerardstown, who wanted a rebate
from the tuition of his daughter, who
is attending the High School, but al
! IGb HAS lGtCAfGA IO ~ VI
Snpt. @. II. Cole reported that. as
the commencement was to be held on
Thursday evening, June a. some ar
rangements should be made MS to the
ordering Of the program and the d.
plomas and also for the making Of the
necessary arrangements for the com
s.,. nxv0k Az fn fnwfnnr wang fha
matter was given in charge of Supt.
Cole.
President Russler reported that after
considerable trouble the nuisance of
the chickens over running the yards
at the Fourth Ward school was dis
continued as the chickens had been
sold, and that now the grass in the
yard is looking excellent, there being
nothing to destroy it.
Some supplies that have been ex-
hansted were ordered for the use OF
the public schools in this city.
Commissioner Gerhardt reported thai
the teachers in the Third Ward sc hool
asked that they be given q holiday on
Tuesday afternoon III order that they
might attend the funeral of Mrs. BRIAN,
who was at one time q teacher in that
school and was always considered an
able one. A vote was then takeE and
the motion prevailed that all OF the
schools be suspended IN TUESDAY after
noon so that all who wished might at
tend the funeral.
There being no further business tn
transact the board then adjourned un-
til their next regular meeting night.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
MOVED TO cHAMBERsBuRG,
Expressed = Deep Regret At Leaving
Thfs Community.

@@f"'~ 1892
n Community.
Mr.. David q. Wiles, who moved his
family to this city about twelve years
ago from Chambersburn, moved back
4, ChambersburG Monday evening",
he having sold both his real and per-
sonal prop erty here. The y left here
BY the wagon road in order that they
nigh view the country from here to
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Wiles in speaking Of his change
In residence said that lie In n way
certainly regrett cd leaving this COM
munity as he had never lived in a moro
neightorly place and that the people
here had always treated him in . gem
tlemanly manner and were ALWAYS fair
in their dealin rs. The people In this
section in which Mr.. Wiles lived will
also be sorry to learn OF his departure.
He will leave Chambersburg for Okla
homa on May II on a pleasure trip but
with the expectation OF purchasing II
he can find a suitable place,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
COMING STATE MEETINGS
GRAND Eos GE OF KNIGHTS TEMP.
LAR TO BIC HELD in MAY.
state Board of Health VIII Meet In
wheeling ON the Ieth-Rcd Men
Adjourn In Cumberland

The State c~onclave of the knights
Templar of West Virginia will open
in Petersburg on Wednesday, May ID.
Palestine commanderv, No. 2. of this
city, will be represented by Mr. $. 8.
Felker, Mr.. William A. Gard and Mr..
w. NJ. Lemen, who are members Oh
the grand lodge by virtue of theiI
offices. DR.. s.. N. Myers, of this
place, grand captain general of the
order in this State, will also attend.
The office now filled by DR.. Myers
ranks third in Importance in the order
in West Virginia, and it is altogether
probable hat he will be selected to fill
an office of ever higher rank by the
members OF the grand body.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The next meeting of the State board
of health will be held in Wheeling on
Tuesday Nav ~. DIR. Myers, who
is president of the board, will attend
and preside over the deliberations Of
the body.
Some business of Importance will
come before the meeting, and it will
probable be in session for several
davs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02

Miss Ethel A. Osbourn. daughter of
Mrs. Edward Osbourn. Of near Shep-
herdstown. and Mr.. Charles X. Lefe-
ver, son of Mr.. J. W. Lefever, Viii
Transport, we're married Monday
morning at the parsonage Of st. Marks
Lutheran church. Hagerstown. by
Rev. S. c.. Dornblaser. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Lefever drove
to Williamsport where they viii re-
side.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02

whaled him. He yelled, and between
his yells kept suffering:
81 knowed-I knowed-dat verse
want true. / jes' knowed it, / did.I
Ian sakes, chile! What yo' talk
in about?" said the mother, staying
her hand. What verse want true,
hey?"
dat verse I Earned yestiddy-dat
verse erbout THY rod comfort me-
Dere amt no comfort in de rod. 1t
jes' hurts, an it don't comfort no
now. / knowed that verse want
true"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
CALLED TO NEW CHARGE.
Vacant United brethren Pulpit a
springs 10 he Supplied.

The members Of the United Breth-
rem church at Jones Spring. this conn
ty. have extended a call to Rev. $. A.
Crabill, pastor OF the U. b. church at
Inwood, and that gentleman is making
preparations to shortly assume the dn-
ties Of his new charge. The former
pastor of the church at Jones Spring
Rev. Slower. is now in charge Of his
new congregation at Stanton, Va.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
RED f ADJOURN.

The great council of the Improved
Order of Red Men. of Maryland, which
has been in session in Cumberland
this week, adjourned FRIDAY after
thanking the mayor and CITY officials
for courtesies extended. The next
meeting will be held in Baltimore.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
rHE PASTOR

A r~eceDtion was rendered Rev w.
w. Barnes. formerly of the First M. Il.
church Of this CITY at Centre street
N. r church in Cumberland Thursday
night. Several hundred called during
the evening and greeted the newly
appointed pastor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02

Twenty-seven thousand and forty
seven hundred conscripts from Alsace-
Lorraine have failed to join the colors
and have been declared outlaws. All
their property reyerts to the crown.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02

A Philadelphia man earns a living
by going around and waking people
up at stated hours each morning. He
is said to be doing a ~rousing business.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02
COURT CIRCLES ACTIVE
Temples Of Justice Present a Busy
Aspect Just Now.
CASES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Completed and Stricken From The Docket
Numerous Actions in Police and Justice
Courts.

The temples of justice are very busy
places just now. The Circuit court
IS only fairly getting into the heart of
the business before 1t this term. with
several very important cases yet to
come. The police and justice courts
present a busy aspect with trials of
culprits for minor infringements of
the law, and civil cases are also oceu-
plying the attention of the peace Off
GERS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-02

Charles Fisher, a bright looking mu-
latto boy Of about 10 years, and Mat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14
Straszna kara.

Dzienniki rosyjskie opowiada-
ia: Nieprawdopodobny wypadek
zaszedl w polu, w poblizu miasta
Kors6wka. Oto jednej pobh-
skich wiosek, saniami zaprzelone-
mi w jednego konia, jechal w1o-
scianin wtoscianka, wiozac do
chrztu, do najblizszej katolickiej
parafii, dzieclso liczace kilka dni
zycia. w drodze spostrzegh jada-
cy, goniacego ich z tySu wilka.
Wowczas zacieli konia poczeh
szybko uciekac. Ku ogromnemu
przerazeniu swemu jednak ujrzeh
liz "a goniacym wilkiem pokazal
sic drugi trzeoi, wreszcie Gale
staIdo wiIkow. Rozpoczai sic po-
scig ma zycie i smierc. Kiedy will
Xxi byly juz tax blisko, re ucieczka
wydawaia sic niemozliwa, KUN
chcac zyskat ma czasie, zapnopo-
nowai kurnie, azeby rzuciia die
Gle ma passive wilkom i zatrzyrna-
wszy rozsaalate zwierzeta W ten
sposob, sarnyrn uciec.
Kobieta, ponnimo kitkakrotnych
nalegah,zg sic ma propozy-
eye ME ohciala. Wiki zblizaiy sic
coraz wiecej. Wowczas przera5o-
ny chop raptownie zepchnal ko-
biete wraz z dziecieciem do gle
bokiego, zasypanego sniegiem ro-
wu wiki or1inely ia, ME zwro-
ciwszy ma MIA najmniejszej uwa-
gi. Chiopa zas dogoni}y j rozszar-
pafy zupeinie, tax jak jego konia.
Kobieta, ME ponios1szy zadnego
szwanku, dowlokia sic do najbliz-
szej wsi opowiedziala miejseo-
wynn wiosoianom 0 caiem zajsciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

= Wybory sedziow odbeda sic
W poniedziaiek, czerwca, mie-
dzy godzina 6 rama 4 po polu-
dniu. Gfosowac moga wszyscy
wyborcy, regestrowani II marca
nawet tacy, ktorzy po regestra-
cyl przeprowadzili sic do innych
precynktow.
= Miasto jest dluzne gazowni
443,188 "a oswietlanie ulic. Ra-
chunek ze pierwszy kwartal bic
zacego roku wynosil $S6,o3I.
- Wiasciciele SHADOW cygar
staraja sic o to, azeby zreduko-
wac opiate "a licencye ma spree
daz papierosow do sunny SIS ro-
cznie.
- Przysiegli uwolnili pania
Charlotte Remick pod zarzutu
swiadczenia faiszywie.
- Konstabel Thomas Court
ney, oskarzony o oszustwo,
zbiegi z wiezienia.
= Skarbnik powiatowy Han
berg cieszy sic takiem zaufaniem
obywatelstwa, re otrzymai 1000
niewypiaconych czekow prozba,
azeby sam wypisal sunny, przy-
padajace kasie powiatowej tytu-
lem podatkow.
- Sedzia Grosscup nakazal
kompanii Union Traction pusz-
czac w kurs ranem wieczorem
wieksza ilost tramwajow. Sedzia
skasowal zwyczaj wydawania BIZ
letow wolnej jazdy.
= Broniac sic przed zaczepka
niejakiego w. H. Reed, wysko-
czyia IS letnia Laura Stickler z
okna ma bruk, z wysokosci 20
stop i pokaleczyla sic bolesnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14
Rome nOtatki teIegrafiCznG.

- Do Hamburga w tym tygo-
dniu przyby}o 5000 wychodzc6w
dazacych do Stan6w Zjednoczo-.
nych, kompanie parowcow zmu-
szone So specyalne parowce pre-
znaczac do przewozenia tel wiel-
kiej liczby.
- Eskadra austryacka otrzy-
mala rozkaz opuszczenia Salonfk
/ postawienia tam tylko okretu
wiezowego Wien.
- Ksiaze Ferdynand bulgarski
przejezdzajqc przez Wiedei, ami
przez cesarza ME zostal przyiety,
ami z departamentem spraw "a
granicznych ME wszedl w stycz-
nose.
Z Paryza wybra1o sic 50 au-
tomobilistow do Madrytu, w po-
droz wyScigowa. Maja przybyc
do Madrytu dnia 26 BIN.
- Martin Malony Philadel-
phil, Pa, ktory w}asnym kosztem
wybudowaI kosciol W Trenton,
N. J., otrzyma1 cd Papieza tytul
markiza.
- Przyby}y do Victoria, B. c.,
parowiec Empress of India, do
nosi o bardzo zywych zbrojeniach
sic W Japonii. w Japomi podo-
bno oczekuja w blisdej przyszio-
sci wybuchu wojny Rosya.
= Zaprzeczaja Petersburga
poglosce, jakoby W Tyraspolu od-
byla sic rzez zydow.
w Salonikach policya znala-
zfa 700 funt6w dynamitu rlno-
stwo prochu rl1rytych przez po-
wstadc6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14

: Parliament w Australia wczo-
raj zosta1 otwarty. Guber zazna-
cyl, re przeciw strajkowi kolejo-
wemu nalezy wystapic z Gala su-
rowosciq prawa.
- Wulkan Colima w Meksyku
znowu wybucha.
- w Bolivii wywola} powsta-
ME byly prezydent Alonzo.
-. Roosevelt wczoraj w San
Francisco wygiosil w Mechanics
Pavilion" move ma temat: "Ex-
pansya rozwoj handlu i ochro-
ma nowych posiadiosci w Oceanic
Spokojnym.
- Ma hiszpahskim Parowcu
Manuel Calvo przybylo do New
Yorku wielu ksiezy wygnanych z
Francyi, a udajacych sic do Me-
ksyku, azeby tam zajac sic nau-
czycielstwem.
- Parma Floy. Gilmore, byia
stenografistka, zostala zamiano-
wana asystentem generalnego
prokuratora Filipin.
= w Upper Sandusky, o., u
mari Peter Stanley, LEGACY no
lat i pozostawil wdowe 100 letnia,
kt6ra zyl lat IS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14
Kronika MiGjScoWa,
sprawy robotnikow.

Pralnie So dotychczas bezczyn-
ne, a jeden urzednikow unll,
przybyiy do Chicago Pittsburgh,
przywi6zl z soba ma zapas szesc
swiezo wypranych koszul, ably
ME razic tutaj brudna bielizna.
Robotnicy pie zgodzili sic ma sad
polubowny, a wlasciciele pralh
staraja sobie zjednac obecnie unie
rozwozioieli bielizny, ktorzy
wprawdzie ME strajkuja, lecz So
bezczynni dla braku piracy. Jezeh
rozwoziciele porozumieja sic z
pracodawcami, pralnie zostana
puszczone w ruch bez ogladania
sic am strajkierow.
Zarzad fabryki Deeringa O.
.Swiadczyl przedstawicielowi "te-
Iteration of Labor, re zgadza sic
ma 9 godzinowy dzieh piracy ma
organizowanie sic robotnik6w.
Ma dzisiejszym walnym wiecu
robotnikow zapadnie uchwala, w
jaki sposob strawberry maja size
zachowac wobec oferty zarZadu
fabryki. Ich stanowisko przez to
sic wzmooniio, re zarzady kolei
zelaznych zostaly ostrzezone, a.
zeby ME przyjmOwaly frachtow,
ekspedyowa1iych przez fabryke
Deeringa. w razie przeciwny1n
naraza sic ma strajk wyladowy-
waczy fracht6w.
300 kowali we warsztatach ko-
lei Rock Island Northwestern O.
deszlo cd roboty, zadajqc zmniej-
szenia godzin piracy i zwiekszenia
wynagrodzenia.
Do strajbu elektrotechnlkow
przylqczy1o sic $50 dziewczat, be-
dacych ma uslugach Kellog
Switchboard CO.
Czarni kelnerzy wv kawiarniach
Kohlsaata chca koniecznie posta-
vic ma swojen. Wciagneli do
straiku furrnanow, dowozacych
kawiarniom zapasy / ostrzegll
kupc6w, sprzedajacych pieczywo
Kohlsaata, azeby przestali han
dlowac TEN pieczywem. Obecnde
pragna wywo}at strajk Piekarzy
w zaik1adach Kohlsaata.
Losy blu Muellera waza sic.
Gubernator Yates poprosii
wczoraj mayora Harrisona, azeby
re swoimi zaufanyni potrudzii
sic raz jeszcze do Springfield, w
celu om6wienia blu Muellera,
przyjetego przez Legislature. Har-
rison zastosowai sic do prozby
grtbernatora pojecha} w iowa
rzystwie PIP. Burritt, Smith, Ma
thews, Mavor, Walter Fisher,
Grea1ne Stewart John M. Har-
lam. Pam Harrison strach nadzie-
je, azeby podr6z jego przyczynila
sic do zalatwienia sprawy blu
Muellera po mySli mieszkaticow
miasta Chicago. Pan Harrison
jest zabobonny zwraca uwage
ma ,,nieszczesliwa" trzynastke,
ktora go W tyrn wypadku pre-
sladuje. Kiedy bswil W interesie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14
TELEGRAMY.

Paryz, 1890 maja. - Projekt
kolejowy bagdadzli, ,ulozony przez
Niemcy, ulegnie znacznej zmia-
ME i w innej formie zostanie
przed1ozony mocarstwom. Ukla-
dy dawne zerwa}y sic z powodu,
re Niemcy chcialy zatrzymac
kontrole mad koleja, co Anglii sig
ME podobalo, Francya rowniez
ma rade Rosyi przyjac ME chciala.
Otoz wedle nowego projektu "a
rad tel kolei ma przechodzic ko-
lejno W rece roznych mocarstw:
podobno Rosya Francya popiera
teraz te propozycya.
Rzyn, 1890 naja. - Papiez "a
mierza ma przyszlym konsysto-
rzu poruszyc stosunki panujace
pomiedzy Stolica Apostolska a
Francya. Poniewaz Watykanowi
chodzi o to, azeby ME obrazic u
czuc ludnosci katolickiej we Fran
cyl, przygnebionej juz postepo-
waniem swojego rzadu, przeto
ME wypeini1 zyczenia Niemiec, "a
by arcybiskupa Metzu mianowae
kardvnaSem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-14

byfy odnoSne ogfoszenla. Obe-
cnie m1oda panna zg1osila sic do
Clarkow, powiedzia}a, re czytala
ogIoszenia w gazeta ach, re nazy-
wa sic Ethel i jako niemowle 70
staia porwalna przez jakiegos cz}o-
wieka / w Waszyngtonie w domu
podrzutk6w umieszczona, przeto
sadzi, re jest ich corka. Do 18 ro-
ku zycia byla w r6znych zak}a-
dach dobroczyrlnych, gdzie otrzy-
ma1a wyikszta1cenie, a potem "a
rabiaIa ma chleb W fabrykach je-
dwabnych tkanin. Z r6znych
szczegoIow ol1azalo sic, re jest O.
ma istotme cdrka pahstwa Clarke
nakoniec znalazla rodzicow.
Springfield, I'LL, "a maja. -
Gubernator Yates zavetowa1 bill
rozporzadzajacy, by urzedy po-
wiatowe zannykano C godz. 5 po-
potudniu bill rozporzadzajacy,
przez park Humboldta przepro-
wadzono ulice. Natonliast podpi-
sze bill tyczqcy sic piracy malole-
tnich.
New York, IA maja. = Podo-
bno czlowiek, lltory sporzadzii O.
wa maszyne piellielna wyslana ma
parowiec Umbria, pred ID dnia-
mi mieszkal w gospodzie pani
Currie pm. 366 w. 81 str. navy
wal sic G. Rousseau. Zdaje sic, re
ME byf cudzoziemcem, ale moze
pochodzA Kanady. w przesla-
niu maszyny poSredniczylo biuro
ekspresowe Jozefa Rooney; woz-
mica, kt6ry je przywi6zl ma dok
byl Peter Battle, a z MIN jechal je-
go pomocniI Joseph Mccormick,
ale zaden z Mich ME wiedzial, IL
wioza piekielna maszyne.
Morristown, N. J., ID maja -
IS letnia Wegierka Rosa Latzsky
oSwiadczyla dwom swym konku-
rentom, re muszq stoczyc o mia
b6j ma Snierc zycie. Sama "a
aranzowala pojedynek, dala i'm
palki, l0t6remi bic sic mieli przy-
patry1wa5a sic poiedynj0owi pc
wnym - przyjacielem.. Kiedy o.
baj juz talk sic obili, IL usta6 ME
mogi ma nogach, Henryka VOL
dera, ciezko ranionego, wyslano
do szpitala, Rosa odeszla ze swym
przyjacielem i z MIN Stub wzieia.
New York, "a maja. - Baron
V. Rheinbaben, pruski minister fl
nansow ;radzca G1omercyalny Boe-
ker Friedrich V. Versen, urze-
dnik w generalnym konsulacie
Stanow Zjednoczonych w Berli-
ME, przybyli tu ma parowcu ,,Kai-
ser Wilhelm der Crosse. Zamie-
rzaja stu'dyowac ttltejsze stosur-
Xxi ea7onomiczne, a zwlaszcza pre-
mysl zelaza.