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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24

c,OTTONsEED OIL. MARKET. /,
NEW YORK, March Go tonseed Oh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24

OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
Nv THOMAS Branch q CO., Bankers and Brokers.
6nnt "A ITEM 1nrz. Close SAI1SS. ~

les. M q AZ Ii n u ii
i Mo-, Kan. and Texas come. IA.
Mo. Kan. and Texas pfd.s.s..f
Y New York Central ~. ss..,..I
Vs. Yu Ont. and NVesternT.i....
Il Norfolk and Western. ...u...s.
Il Pennsylvania ..........!s....,i.t
Il Pressed steel Cnr... ....s.... ....E
\ Pressed steel Car pfd. ..........I
4 Peoples Gas Trttst................
I Reading com. ..t,,.I......s.l..a.E
4 Reading lat pfd...t...............8
/, Reading I'd pfdu....,........,....j
Republic Iron and Steel com ...f
4 Republic Iron and Steel pfd.t..
a 81, 1. ana san francisco. .....3
X ST. L. and Sall Fran. I'd pfd.1..
z Sonboard AIR Limo ,cOm.........s
Z Seaboard Air Line pfd...........l
4 ST.. L. and SOU thwestern pfd...5
Southern Paclilc..,...............s
5 So,lt hern RAILWAY cotn..........t
K Southern Railway pfd. ....!....
" Tennessee Coal and Irof1.......,
4 Texas Pacific .............S
Il Union Pacific corr1.,...
4 tJnited States Steel com.......5
limited States Steel pfd. ......s
VA Car. Chem conn.,. .......s
Va Car, Chem. pfd..............4
Wabash conn.,. ...........s..s....
Wabash pfd observation-disclosures.
Western 5Uilion...................i
Wisconsin Central ..............
Wisconsin Central pfd..........i
II # t Ex- rights. Et6s 4 Il, Y ks. n 4 53js
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24

RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March %, 1908.
SALES.
Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred-l2
shares at 1864
STATE SECURITIES. Bid, Asked
North Carolina As, c.. lslo.,.. lo2 =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
WABASH MOVEMENT

The movement In Wabash seemed to
come from a rather weak group Of spec
ulators aho had followed the Gould buy
Ing In the recent past but had OYER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24

NEW YORK, March, .. -h5,EEYEs-;
Steady rfat cows strong f s31sa K h aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24

PENNSYLVANIA FIRM: u.
Pennsylvania was Arm on me 81. sho oa I,s s
~ the fact that there is n small arbl.
TRACE profit on purchases Of the az q PEI ~
cent. convertible bonds against sa atfSc, 81
the stock. This has created al a'ti'' N'
short interest -. 49, M. --L..---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24

BROOKLYN TRANSIT;
firm tone and was bought on the Idea
That mat I the completion Of a new power
house and the exceptionally ahe s
~ ~. business would cause strength and
encourage enc, some public buying,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-27
MUCH RAIN FELL
Rain Storm General vita snow in
West

The rainfall yesterday amounted to 90
OF an inch The rain was general ex-
tending from the far west to Springfield
Ill, and going on eastward. and all over
the south heavy rain has fallen. In tie
western part Of this state the rain
changed TO snow. and from 4 number OF
points over a foot is reported The snow
extends as far east as TGron and Nicker-
Pacific. and at Larned ten inches Of snow
is reported. accompanied by high wind.
and the snow is drifting badly. The rail-
road men expect trouble from snow in
the west this morning. The Santa Fe
and Frisco both sent out double headers
last night expecting To have considerable
trouble. Fourteen inches OF snow on the
level was reported al Buckiin. Kan. with
ten feet OF snow in some Of the cuts on
the Rock Island road near there. Be
cause Of the reported drifts the Golden
State Limited took the southern route
yesterday and passed through here about
$50 o'clock in the afternoon. ii was an
uoucceG Some time before is arrival that
il would pass through here and a great
crowd gathered al the depot This IS
SAID 70 BE- the finest train IN the United
States. and never ran through Wichita
before. The train consists 81 SIX elegant
ears. electrically lighted After the mail
car are the dining car a composite car
IN which there IS q library a barber shop
and . smoker. Following this are the
sleeper. compartment and observation
ca. This train makes the run from Chi
caso 20 san Francisco N sixty-three
r,.star--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-27
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Was Filed in District Court Yesterday
by Mrs Bertha kurkle

Mrs Bertha SuRkle yesterday fled a
petition in the district court asking for
an absolute divorce from Albert Kunkle
and slc6o permanent aIimony. She
stated that they were married n his
city May - lSS3. and alleges that four
years later her husband horsswhipp...-
her and she also alleges :hat or ether
occasions he assaulted her and seriously
in5Srcd hey
on February = of this year. she alleges.
that he assaulted her with . revolver and
three tened 70 kill her Mr. Eurkle owns
considerable property. real and personal
IN this city ard Ms wife asks that she
he given enough % this 70 amount 70
s7eto She alleged that he husband
would Try 70 dispose Of some OF her pro-
perry pending the courts decision and
was granted q restraining order By Judge
Dale 70 keep Mr. kuukle from disooSinr
OF any OF the property He was also
ordered 70 II into he court IS fo- costs
s. attorneys fees and - cash for all
mony and on Monday OF each week Sd
cash for tenrorar- alir,onv. pending the
decision Of the Co-rr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-27
WILL BUILD BRICK
VI aterial Is BEING Hauled for Henry
Sweiter's Building

Material : being hauled for the new
building Henry Sweiter will construct on
his lots on East Douglas avenue. He
owns the second and third lots west of
Emporia avenue and on the south side OF
Douglas avenue. They are we'll located
and Mr.. Sweiter viii put up a first-class
building and together with the three
story brick recently built on that corner
it viii give that part OF Douglas avenue
an excellent appearance.
The new building VIII be three stories
high with a fifty-foot front. and Will be
constructed Of brick. II VIII extend back
from Douglas I2o feet. The first and also
tie second floor will be male into two
large rooms with heavy pilalrs in the
center to support the third story The
third floor will be used for Offices or liv-
ing rooms. AT present the lots are occu-
pied by small frame buildings and when
they are torn away that block viii have
very few small buildings in IL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-27
APPRAISERS MEET TO-DAY.
To Get List Of Property Owners Along
Wichita Street.

The appraisers for the opening Of Wich-
ita street from Lewis TO Lincoln streets
will meet today at the court house and
go over the lists OF property in the sec
ton OF the CITY damaged and benefited
by the opening Of the street The apprais-
ers are working ar the present time on
the amount OF damages for each property
owner and the amount 70 Be assessed
against each lot in the benefit district 10
nav the damages
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-27
SPECIAL REGISTRY CLERK
For Women Voters Began Work Yes
terczY e Nco7.

Miss Co~nelia CosSeil yesterday began
Ter work as registration clerk 10 register
The women voters for the coming NUM-
Cipal election she has q table il the
Chamber OF Commerce room IT the base
melt Of the city building where the
books for The registration OF women
Wal. be- Kept Un-l closing time ten DAYS
before the election
Yesterday the total registration this
year was 2.tSs- A total OF lse5 men had
been registered aud Iss women.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-27

Tom Cordry has announced himself a
candidate to succeed Grand Master
Workman '-Bob" Turner two years hence
The probability however. is that Mr.
Turner VIII succeed himself. and then
eYeryhodv will be for Tom Cnrdrr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-27
Short Horn Ranch and
Stock For Sale

In the great wheat belt of Kansas. 1870
acres: $50 acres in cultivation. Excellent
soil for wheat, rye, oats. corn, sorghum.
kaffir and alfalfa Three houses. four
never failing wells. three windmills with
barn and sheds for horses and cattle.
One hundred head OF high-grade Short
horn cows and heifers. served by reg
istered bulls Jubilee Of Soldier Creek,
IS one OF the finest three-year-old bulls in
this state. Ten good farm and road
horses. with farm tools, all for sale at
great bargain. Only two miles from. de-
pot. Call on or address
z. P. MILLER. Medicine Lodge. Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-27

John 4. Lebo. aged =. and Lucy Nc
kee, age = beth OF Conway Springs
were granted a marriage license. and
George r Flyut- sged 3 and Lsvina L
Eaphe. aged =. both Of Ntskerson. were
te-dzy.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15
Industrial Awakenin,

Mississippi il sharing IA the indussria! awakening o
the Soash. For the past two years alone, the capital 'ncor
pora,ed amounted To so. 100000. Banking capital has 10
crea.ed 80 o.Dea. A dozen cotton mills have been bull
and ,~ Give railroad charters have been granted. This ae
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

cording 70 Governor Louginos message - he ,esl,!a :ure in Z
zoos. Mississippi is fourth in the 1T 1T Sta:e. in abroad 4
building during the year 1901 The S'a-c i practically out u
OF debt A million dollar capitol has ,ecn com ieted: $500 i
900 were appropriated for the schools. The State tax is re- u
duced to six mills. The law exempt from executou home i
s:eae> z~t exceeding ITO acres, wnr.h S,.sr aud res,dentces u
Of that value in cities are exemp'. rhi> protective spirit is y
extended 10 cover a great number nt me necessities of lie. y
enabling The man who IL down t. ,a,-h up with the world i
without noies,ation,', i
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-13
WHEN THE DON ADOLFO.
TURNED TURTLE.
CONTINUED from Page Thirty

felt myself lifted bodily out Of my
bunk, hurled helplessly across my
stateroom, through the open door, in
to the cabin, where the table, fast to
the floor, caught me. The cabin lamp,
burning and smoking, swung wildly to
and fro, beating against the beams.
All around arose a deafening uproar-
crashing timbers, rolling casks, splin-
tering glass, and, above all, wild I'M
earthly bowls, like a chorus Of giant
demons.
With a cash barely audible in all
that din, the door next to mine burst
open and the second mate flew out,
apparently in mid-air, his trousers half
on, his night shirt tangled about his
shoulders. think he was yelling,
but / am not sure. He, too, lodged
against the table, struggling fiercely
to hold himself. Another sickening
lurch and the cabin whirled; the star
board cabin panels sank while the
port side rose threateningy above u.s.
The second mate and / were hurled to-
gether. He yelled something in my
ear. but l caught only the one word,
"hell!"
Suddenly the ship seemed to burst
asunder, the lamp crashed out against
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-13

your soulz-and your mother-I-am
going to West Taunton"
= 4
At Syracuse they sent two wires.
One went to Clayville and conveyed
Miss Mildred Davis Christmas wishes
and regrets to the house of Appleby,
The other went to Jim Cartwright,
and read:
Provide Christmas treat for en-
ployes. John Borden"
1t was past midnight when he open
ed his own door very softly. and just
as softly summoned the astonished
Maggie. His mothers hearing was
slightly impaired and her door was
closed. The two conspirators We're
safely shielded in the dining room,
and they trimmed the little tree to
stand by the mothers chair. The be-
wlldered Maggie, too excited to sleep.
waited out in the kitchen to conduct
this mystifying visitor to the guest
chamber and returned to the attic to
inform the cook that these were strange
household. but her tones belied her
words.
The next morning Mrs. Borden had
the same dream of the Christmas
angel, only the figure was clad in
something soft and blue. The voice
which said, Merry Christmas, dear
Mrs. Borden" was not angelic, but
very firm and cheerful and womanly.
The little white-haired woman sat
straight up in bed, laughing and cry
ing together. When she could see
through her tears, she found her son,
hoVering In the background, looking
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-13
COCK
Permanently Restores
Lost Manhood.

This medicine thoroughly eradicates
the effects of early abuses and ex-
cesses in maturer years by restoring
the organs to their normal size and
healthy condition, thereby enabling
them to perform their functions nat
urally.
Prostatitis, Spermatorrhea, Noctur-
nal Emissions and all drains are per-
manenty cured. The shrunken and I'M
developed parts are restored to their
normal size so that after a man has
taken this treatment he feels vigor-
Gus and healthy.
WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE
TO CURE YOU OR REFUND YOUR
MONEY.
Correspondence confidential. Price
$1.00 per box, or the whole guaran-
teed course of six boxes for $500. For
sale by
LIPPMAN DRUG COMPANY,
Lippman Block, Savannah. Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-13

sheepish but happy, and when she
reached once more for the firm but
caressing hands OF Mildred Davis, she
saw that the little pearl ring was
back in its place. 1t had been Jacks
but that was only because every jew
elry store in town had been closed
on their arrival.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
RYAN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,.
Provident Building,

Savannah, Ga.
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
Fall session will begin Oct. 1. Ste
biography, (Munson, Graham and Pit
mani typewriting. bookkeeping. Eng
lish branches, Penmanship. Latest and
best methods. Each department under
the personal supervision of the prin-
cipal If employed during the day, at
tend our popular night session. Send
for catalogue.
M. e. RYAN, Principal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-13
UNHERALDED HEROES
OF COAST AND STORM

THRILLING STORIES STORMY AT
LANIIC BY UNCLE AND THE GREAT BODY
OF VOLUNTEER
OUT EVER A THOUGHT TO THEIR DANGER-TYPICAL
OF THESE UNHERALDED A. JAMESON
KEEPER OF A MASSACHUSETTS LIGHTHOUSE, RESCUED
THE CREWS OF TWO SCHoONERS FORTY-EIGHT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
ROWlRY
7ELECRAF|CzNE.

RZYM, 25go ipca. o
roczyste naboze6stwo za1ob-
ne odprawiono wczoraj W
kosciele sw. Wincentego, j
Anastazego, gdzie znajduja
sic serca wszystkich papie--
zy poczawszy cd Sykstusa V,
a sko6czywszy ma poprzed-
niku Piusa IXgo. Ma srodku
ko6ciola by} ustawiony ogrom-
nykatafalk, zarzucony wie6-
cami kwiat6w, ozdobiony
potrojna tyara i herbami
zmarlego Leona XIIIgo.
Ogromne wrazenie robifo
inne naboze1stwo, W bazylice
sw. Piotra, W kaplicy Ch6-
rowej, naprzeciw katafalku
re zw1okami Papieza. Obec-
nj wybuchli placzem, kiedy
rezleg1y sic tony piesni: .
Dies irae, dies illa".
Og6lna zwr6cilo uwage
naboze1stwo W kr6lewskiej
kaplicy, celebrowane przez
kr6lewskiego kapelana. Kr6l
kr6loWa i ministroWie w}oscy
brali udzia1 w tenn nabozeh-
stwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

RZYM, 25go lipca: - Mon
signor Coli wypowie dzisiaj
mowe.pogrzebowa. Monsignor
Sardi movie bedzie pred
kardynalami O obowiazkach
swietego Kolegium, a:monsig-
nor Pifferi lub. Palmieri zos-
TAME mianowany spowiedni-
kiem kardyna}6w ma czas
trwania conclave.
Conclave rozpocznie sic
niewatpliwie 31go Lipca.
Jako g}6wnych handy
dat6w wymieniaja obec-
ME , kardyna}6w Rampo-
LA Gotti. Pierwszy z mich
popierac zamierza drugiego
jezeli sam W pierwszym glo-
sowaniu otrzyma mniej g}o-
SOW, niz sic spodziewa. Pose}
pruski i kardyna} Kopp agi-
tuja ma korzysc kardyna]a
Vanutelli albo kardynala Agli-
ardi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, 25go
lpca.- Wczoraj odby} sic
tutaj bardzo uroczyscie po-
grzeb ks. Fryderyka Ksawe-
rego Katzera, arcybiskupa
milwauckiego Nabozehstwo
za1obne w kosciele trwa1o
przez try godziny, W obecno-
Sci arcybiskup6w Irelanda 2
ST.. Paul. Quigley'a z Chicago
kilku biskup6w, 400 ksiezy,
400. Si6str zakonnych i przed-
stawicieli koscielnych Towa-
rzystw. Biskup John H. Hen
nessey z Wichita wyg}osl}
move pogrzebowa. W pogrze-
bic brali udzial gubernator
Lafolette, mayor miasta Rose
alderman, sedziowie i inni
,urzednicy. Zw}oki przewie-
ziono do St. Francis, gdzie
spoczywaja rodzice s.p.'arcy-
biskupa. - .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

|rych zezna6 wynikalo, ze
Wiltrach oddawna rozgnie-
wany byl ma ch}opca.
{ J6zef Koni6ski, 2 letni
ch1opiec, Al Cherry ave-, we
czwartek bawil sic zapalka-
mi, a gdy jedna Mich sic
zajela j dziecko tax moe
no sic popieklo, ze umar}o
W skutek tego wczoraj po6r6d
strasznych bole6ci.
Jan Czyroski, LEGACY lat 8,
8737 Commercial ave-, przy-
padkowo postrzelil sic rewol-
werem, kt6rym sic bawh j
kula ugrzez1a mu W m6zgu.
Ch1opiec umar1 " szpitalu W
South Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

nady pred bazylika, do kt6-
rel t1oczy} sic tlum ludu. aze-
by ujrzec po raz ostatni obi
cze wielkiego i uwielbianego
Leona XIII. Pred katafalk klein
ME bylo wolno zatrzymywae
sic nikomu. O 10 godzinie z
rama odby}o sic W bazylice
uroczyste za1obne nabozeh-
stWO. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

RZYM, 22go lipca. -
Wczoraj wieczorem punkt 0
12-tej uderzono we wszyskie
dzwony 400 tutejszych kos
ciol6w. Ze siedmiu pag6rk6w
dzwieczaly zalosne tonydzwo-
now przez ca}a godzine,
zwiastujac StolicyApostolstw
i ca}emu swiatu smutna no.
wine o smierci Leona XIIIgo.
RZYM, 24go lipca. ~ Zw}ok
zmar1ego Papieza spoczywafy
wczoraj W bazylice 6w. Piotra
ma katafalku 10 stop wyso-
kim. 13 Swiec woskowych
palilo sic naoko}o, gwardzista
papieski trzyma1 straz homo no.
rowa, "a katafalk lkiem klecze-
Ii ksieza 6wieccy j zakonniki
6piewajac cichym g}osem.
psalmy poku utne. Diva batali-
. .ony woiska VIZ lego strzeglo
BRAN PIC AZ ldoE 4 N aty. 4.
skanu i stalo n y \ 4 olnn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
PHILADELPHIA, ]

! = PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Znany powszechnie Polonii
Filadelfijskiej, mlodzieniec
Wac}aw Laskowski, byly So
k6l, spiewak i t. d., przerWa1
dni swego zywota W pe1nej
wiosnie liczyl bowiem zaled-
vie lat %.
S. p. Wac}aw wyszed1 2
domu W 6rode po po}udniu
od swej siostry pod mr.. 1000
Phalethorp st. i.trafl ma Gil
rard ave. swego przyjaciela
- do ich grona przylaczylo
Isle jeszcze kilku m}odzieh-
COW i uradzono udac sic ma
chwytanie ryb. Poszli vice
ma doki rzeki Delaware przy
Miflin ul. i Delaware ave.
Wac1aw Laskowski zapro-
ponowa1 rzeczna kapiel, ma
co jego przyjjaciele ME chcie-
ii sic zgodzic, odradza]i mu
przytem, re miejsce to jest
bardzo niebezpieczne i re
jest nieslychana g}ebia
perswazye te mic jednak ME
pomogly - Laskowski roze-
bral sic - j chcia} pokazae,
ze sic glebi ME boi, DO ply-
wac u uumiie;; wskoczy1 dose
powaznej wysoko6ci W gle
bine i juz go wiecej ME by1o:
widac. - Zrobiono alarm
poszukiwania hakami, lecz
do dis dnia go jeszcze ME
wydobyto.
- P: Tarnowski, kt6ry
przez kilkanascie lat praco-
wal W fabryce Crampsa, 20
stall we wtorek strasznie po-
kaleczonym. Prawa noga zu-
pe1nie zmiazdzona, z kilku
miejsc wychodza kosci
doktorzy saba, re amputa-
eva nogi jest konieczna. F.
Tarnowski by1 ,Formanem''
u powyzszej firmy i wielu
bardzo polak6w "a jego wp1y-
wami znalazfo korzystne "a
jecie przy budowie okret6w-
DETROIT Mich. Najprzew-
ks. biskup Foley zamiano~
wal diva tygodnie temu wy
swieconego ks. Jana Plagen-
sa wikarym przy parafil'
Najs1. Serca Maryi Fanny
Dotychczasowy wikary tejze
parafii, Alexandr Grudzinski~
przeniesiony zostal do Semi
naryum Polskiego ma nnejsce-
ks. Jana Millera, wice-rekto-
ra Seminaryu a ks. Jan Mil
Ter obejmuje probostwo no.
wo utworzonej ma zachod odniej
stronie miasta parafii 6w.
Jadwigi.
CHICAGO, Znany obywa
tel Piotr Kiolbassa, przecho-
dzac utica Division, zauwa
zy1 dw6ch Wyrostk6w moze
20 letnich, jak zaczepiali
przechodzace dziewczeta. Oh.
K. zwr6cil uwage mlo okos6w,
by ME zaczepiali kobiet na
ulicy, poczem poszed dalej
gdy " tenn znienacka napaH
90 ieden = urWisz6W j TAX u .
derzyl SLIME Y twarz, ze OBJ
4. upaM na chod odnik 2 roz-
cietemi warga1ni, poczem.na-
pastnicy zbiegi. Oh. dal
zaac policy, kt6ra poszuku-
ie mlodych band t6W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

RZYM, 27go ;1ipca.
Wczoraj odby}o sic posiedze-
ME kardynal6w, ma kt6rem
omawiano zaj6cie W Santiago
de Chile. Podczas nabozeh-
stwa zalobnego "a Papieza,
byl obecny pose1 w1oski,
kaznodzieja zaznaczyl fakt
zabrania przez Rad w}oski
pa6stwa koscielnego. Skut-
kiem tego posel wyszed@ z
koscio}a i ikaza1 z domu posel-
stwa usunac choragiew w}os-
ka, wywieszona ma znak ia
1oby. Wiadomosc o tenn zaj-
sciu zrobi1a ma >kardyna}ach
przykre wrarzenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
II niW Polskich
" AMERYCE.

NV AMEhl i OI.
STEVENS POINT w ze-
sz}a srode, okolo godziny lei
rano utonal W rzece Wiscon-
sin, " poblizu mostu przy
Klark ulicy synek pa6stwa
Janow Sobieszczyk, zamiesz-
kalych W 4tej wardzie pm. AT
Iprzy Franklin ulicy. Z Niesz-
|cze6liwy chlopak wraz star
Iszym bratem wyszed z domu
Iaby zapedzic krowe ma pa
|stwisko. w poblizu lodowni
''Moena wzia} on pare hawaii
k6w lodu j chcia1 je omyc W
rzece z platformy budynku
lodzi Langenberga przy czenn,
2 powodu, ze deski byly sliz-
kie, stracil r6wnowage i wpad1
do woody. Starszy Q pare lat
brat jego widzia} nieszczesliwe
dziecko chociaz pare razy
wysz}o ma powierzchnie wo-
dy, wkr6tce potem. zanurzy1o
sic i znik}o oczu przerazo-
nego brata. Brat jego W mai :
Wiekszym strachu pobiegl 2
krzykiem do sa1onu ojca
przy Main ulicy i wkr6tce.
pomoc nadesz1a, zw1oki jed
max wydobyto dopiero 0 60
dzinie, pol do jedenastej.
PAM Joannie Sze]braczy-
kowskiej z Polonii, W zesz}a
srode podczas przedstawien
,Fairowych' jakis z1oczyhca
wyciagnal z kieszeni $4,000.
Bye moze, IL pani Szelbra-
czykowska zgubila pieniadze
te. Znalazce wzywa sic, ably
zgube zwr6ci} poszkodowa-
nej lub odni6sl do Redakcyi
Rolnika, "a co otrzyma sto-
sowne wynagrodzenie.
We wtorek, dnia 28go Lip
ca rb., odbedzie sic W Polonii
poswiecenie dw6ch nowych
pieknych dzwon6w. Donosza
nam, il ma ceremonie po-
.swiecenia, opr6cz parafian z
Polonii przybedzie bardzo
wiele os6b z parafii sasied-
mich. Budowa nowego ko-
scio1a W Polonii ukohczona
zostanie W pierwszych dniach
Wrzesnia. P. Aleksander
Wochnik, budowni:zy i kon-
traktor, kt6ry kosci6} ten
stawia, prawdopodobnie O..
trzyma kontrakt ma budowe
nowego murowanego koscio-
Ia i klasztoru W Grand Ra-
pids.
CHICAGO. Wczoraj rano
staly sic pastwa plomieni ma
gazyn i fabryka smalcu fir
my Omaha Packing Co. na
Halsted Lumber str. Oh
brzymiie ilosci smalcu, tlusz-
czu j wieprzowiny zniszczone
zostaly do szczetu, gl6wnie
.przez pozar, a czescia przez
dym wode. SIX de zrzad dzona
l:o.,::o pI00 O(l0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

NANTICOKE w kopalni
Auchincloss nalezacej do D.
L. w. Coal Co. robia juz cd
kilku tygodni probe z nowo
wynalezionym prochem do
rozsadzania ska1 i wegla. No
wy ten srodek wybuchowy
jest silniejszym cd dynamitu
a przytem zupe}nie bezpiecz-
ny. Me eksploduje AMI przez
uderzenie lub goraco. Zapala
sic przy pomocy bateryi elek-
trycznej. PROXY dokonane
wydaly 6wietne rezultaty,
zdaje sic ze bedzie og6lnie
zaprowadzonym a uniknie sic
przez to W przyszlosc bardzo
Wlele nlesZcZ4sllWycn =Wyp AL.
:k6w.
w srode wieczorem " To-
kalu czytelni po1skiej odby1a
sic rozgrywka garnituru me-
.bi parlo ych, na korzyse
Tow. Oswiaty i bibliot oteki i'm. o.
j. |. Kraszewskie Wygra1
los nr. 20.
w kos sciele 6w. Trolley
odbyl sic Stub PaWla Czep,l-
leWicza ,a1na G6rka