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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04
MATCHES FOR OAN PATCH. 9
Two or Three Horses May Go Against
The PAGER.

Myron e, McHenry the driver OF the
great PAGER Dan Patch 1:5gi). has
gone to Memphis, where he win remain
for some weeks then go 10 Cleveland
and take charge of the speedy son NJ
Joe Pa'uhgn Re cannot say 40 present
just what his program viii De with Dan
Patch us q great deal win depend ON
the wishes of NJ, W Savage. who now
owns tha horse That he win bee sent
exhibition miles as soon as he Is IN con-
dition is an assured fact, but just what
territory VIII be- visited has not yet been
definitely settled MI Mcilenry Is con-
fdant that the great PAGER will lower
the worlds harness record before the
close Of the season, and he will be
trained with lhat end In view There is
probability thtu Mr. Savage win de-.
eide to exhibit the horse ON the North-
western tracks during part Of the sea-
son, but the dates have not yet been ar
ranged
Mart Demarest, the noted trainer and
driver, who is still rustcating az Hot
Springs Is Of the opinion that the ia
nous hobble PAGER Prince Alert, Is the
only sideWheeler In the country that has
q chance to beat Dan Patch and he Is
rather anxious 10 test his theory by
making n series Of match races but II
liz doubtful " the new owner Of Dan
Patch will consent 90 such an arrange
mont While with a few exceptions,
every trottIng horseman In the country
believes that Dan will be able 20 set q
new worlds record this year. they are
also Of the opinion that " there " n
horse that can give him an interesting
orpurnaDt I'm a YaCe II A. Prince Alert
and match or series of match races
between them would be the most sensa-
tional event that could be imagined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04

The Butte Miner says
| Last night ot the Butte hotel Charley
! fredericks. manager for Kid Frede-
rltEs, the lad who has been doing such
| Euod work IN the ring Of later ana
blcdy Bishop mad a meeting and the
outcome was that the two managers
nave decided upon meeting between
me puElllsts they represent
frtdeucks asked for the match and
! llerreras manager said he was willlns
ID ne weight could be adjusted TO suit
7 ana then Frederlcks asked how 1873
pounds rngside would do. This pleas
go Bishop and he readily consented
Nhen II came 10 the question Of diyid-
lns the gate money Fredercks said he
would leave that entirely TO Bishops
hNlhg, The latter said he wanted the
winner 70 take the whole purse and
side bet Of al least $500. These matters
were an adjusted without an argument
pnd the men We're about 10 part when
the Mexican manager said:
NOW, ! VIII not sign these articles
Tor thls light until we have decided ON
a referee. ] don't want 10 let Il go un-
u me last minute and thon take some
enc thar would nOy De- agreeable. and
Go protect myselfIn the matter | must
Insist on a referee being named when
the articles are signed
ricks
ANY good man that understands the
game VIII suit me ! want fellow
tNdt Is reliable and homes. and one that
las the confidence Of the public, re-.
piled Bishop.
Alter naming over few men who
Red oflciated as third man In the ring
the two managers finally settled ON
Dunc Mcdonald, and IL is more thaa
EEely that he will Doe chosen. Frcde-
rivks and Bishop viii have another
meeting today and sign articles The
hdtch VIII take place late I'm April and
VIII decide the lightweight champion
slup OF the northwest Shorty Young
who promotes boxing at Hatrc. VIII
make q strong bid for The fight. as VIII
ne clubs at Anaconda Miles CITY
f"at FAILS ana salt Lake
u Is thought the match viii 20 10
salt Lake, although n is known thai
SHORTY Young viii make an effort tn
induce the mon 10 box al Hayre
Herrera has been selected To- take
kld Ogleshy q place I'm the contest with
CYCLONE jackson az Basin ON April ne
Jackson has necu IN active training the
PAST six weeks for a contest with Ogles.
BY but the Kid has seen NJ to cancel
the engagement with the sturdy Jack
zen jackson and Herrera have agreed
To box 20 rounds at 1876 pounds ringsido
ana the winner Is TO receive so per cent
o. the purse money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04
ANNUAL ROAD RACE.
This Years Event Promises TO Eclipse
All Others of the Kind.

This years Decoration Day road race
over the Pennington course o. Lagoon
promises 60 be the most notable road
race ever run IN Utah. Those who are
Interested DO the movement propose to
take plenty Of time to work up interest
IN the race. Local bicycle dealers have
combined TO make the event a biz sue
cess and meeting was held during The
week To- arrange some OF the details \
committee has been chosen 20 solicit
prizes and 70 Is believed the list will be
larger and more valuable than ever
The race NiIl not bc confined 20 local
riders but Nll be an open AFFAIR go that
entries Will DE received from any rider
In the state. Those outside OF SALT Lake
win br gNen generous handicaps so
that AN viii have am equal chance 10
carry Off % prize. a special train for
spectators win Doc a feature as usual
Prizes have already been offered aa
there are now eight high grade wheels
ON the list and more are coming In.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04
,...d Fifteen Games Against Diff
,.sat Teams This Season.
Iocr ONLY ONE CONTEST
..a City, state aud Western
..bip -- without a Parallel
:. western school Athletic"

uo,ora Of the basketball team of
N, Iatter.day Saints university IS
parallel in western school
Cs,.aes Dwing the past season the
~ hos MAYED Is games, with eight
l.s.,.nt teams The total points scor-
/, ~ the L. D. S. U. in all these
| "a. was ass. Those scored by the
N. that played against them was
4, Of these points 200 were field
..si., while the total of field bas-
Il, thrown by the opposing teams
I, Il The total number of fouls
k.n.A on the L. D, $. U. team was 1lS.
| hnls of the other teams aggre-
| "A liS The team has won this
N, tbe championship of this city,
| n This state, and finally that Of
..,sSo In defeating the Colorado
~ me 1, D. 5. U. team probably
sdrs the championship of the
4 ,.ty mountain region, the Cheyenne
.s.ss college team being the only
I, contestant for this honor. The
k,i,rodo team and the Wyoming team
|, M ouIt even In the games of this
'gS the Utah champions by de-
| NM the champions Of Colorado,
k.~S be virtually the champions OF
whole region
ISree The organization of this team
a years ago It has played 50 games,
| has won 81 out Of the 81 played.
ki,nay the team included f. Bas-
Nephi Hamln, NJ. Foster and
sve smith This year, In addition
| Ne six regular players, j.. Richard
has played IN three games, j,
rls IN two, and f. Bassett in one.
M entire record for the year, pre-
krI BY the official scorer, II. Grow
Is follows
RECORD OF THIS YEAR.
',,n Is. Salt Lake Z; L. d. s. IT,. "a. |
&.in q Woodmen, s, l.. d. S. H., 30.
Ia q, Ogden Mutes, g. l.. d. S. u, |
EA g. B. Y. Academy, Z; l.. D. s.
Il.
h. p, Y. ~ c. A., 3; L. D. S. u,
b. BB.Y. College, IS; L. D. s, o.,
d. H. W. S, Academy, 8; L. D. S.
sh y. Salt Lake, 2; l.. d. s. T., 49,
nyh 5, Woodmen, g. l., ID. S. T., 20.
uvh 6, B. Y. Academy, 10; l.. d. S.
Is
lrt Il, W. S. Academy, 3; l.. D. S.
10
lrh "A, B, Y. College, l6; L, D. s.
Il
llrh, q, B. Y, Academy. 10; L. D.
o.
irh, q, U. Of Colorado, Q; L. d. S
u
la / U, Of Colorado, 10; L. D. S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04

ready to meet Thompson in three or
four weeks, as his hand and shoulder
will have by that time fully recovered
from the injury received in the battle
with Ross He says If Thompson VIII
agree to meet his man, he may go as
high as he peases in me side bet that
they win wrestle best two out of three
or best three out of five with a I'VE
minutes rest between each fall Nc
Laughlin declares that he can defeat
Thompson at any stage Of the game and
is exceedingly anxious TO induce the
Utah champion to meet him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04

Tommy Jacobs Is looking for a match
with some good lightweight and Man
ager McGlnnls is doing an he can to
help the youngster along In that regard.
No one has been decided upon as yet
but Mr.. McGinnls is in communication
with number Of good men who would
like to come here II satisfactory terms
can be made. Tommy says he Is not at
all ayerse to bout with Clifford or
fredericks or with Howard Opie II
either one cares 10 come down this
way Although Jacobs was defeated by
Herrera, he demonstrated that he is
clever and that he is as game as any Of
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04

|Ha me featheweght who matched against Caesar
axe athletic club the evening Of April 49, Baker Is not
H e but he prominent fighter the coast and es-
record His record in part taken from California pa
pa Draw with Tom Herman u rounds decision over KID
Knocked out Kid Barry, rounds won from JACK NC
h y Cox 10 rounds from Billy peCoursey In eight
WIN Farmer oBren Baker is in pretty fair eondi-
tn training for several days doing light work He has now
A oaa work and life in the and should be in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04
FANS STILL WORKING.
More Money Coming In aud Outlook
IL Encouraging,

The committee appointed to solicit
funds for the promotion Of a baseball
club for Salt Lake during The coming
season, Is stlll hard at work stirring up
some of the tardy fans TO part with a
little OF their wealth TO help the game
along The reports received from the
committee So far are encouraging and
the outlook Is very bright Those who
are Interested In the project say that It
VIII be successful In every way. and
that the local fans vii be given the best
article Of baseball possible to obtain.
No word has been received from Buck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04

Weaver and as McCloskey has him Il
Is rather doubtful II his release could
be secured While Buck is a mighty
good man 10 handle a nine, and while
the local magnates want him badly, his
refusal 10 break into the game here Will
IN no wise effect the welfare OF the
sport.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04
-
Good For Children.

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives lmmedi-
ate relief IN all cases OF Cough Group
and La Grippe because II does not pass
Immediately into the stomach, but takes
effect right at the seat OF the trouble,
II draws out the Inflammation heals
and soothes and cures permanently by
enabling the lungs 10 contribute pure
ufe-olving md u'o-~u-foir 20
TO the blood and tissues. 2. c. NJ. /.
Drug Store, l12-l1i Main Street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04

Manager Jack McGinnis of the Salt
Lake athletic club made the following
statement TO the sporting editor Of the
News yesterday afternoon:
81 have had a great deal to contend
with since | assumed the management
Of the club owing to certain persons
spreading false reports about me and
the men who | have matched in the
past. | now have full and complete
control Of the club and ] believe that
those who know me- know that / will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04
)R NEW LAURELS.

contest and did not by any means do
himself justice. He has had great
many hard fights on the coast and CALI
lhrnia papers spak well Of him. on
Dec H. 1901 at Fresno, Call he went
70 rounds with Aurelio Herrera. the
Mexican Tho latter was given the de-
clsion although he landed only three
times on the shifty Baker The san
Fancisco Examiner had the following
on the fight;
THE fight between George Baker
Of Bakersfield went the limit OF 20
rounds this evening Herrera got the de-
cislon because he forced the battle from
the first though Baker landed perhaps
six blows to his one. He was the great.
est surprise ever sprung on Fresno.
After the first round everyone prophe-
sled that he would not last through the
second Herrera said after the mill that
he was the most difficult man TO hit he
had ever faced" That certainly speaks
well for Baker and he ought TO give a
good account Of himself AGAINST Attell.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-14
eRANcN APPELLATE COURT.

HENRY V. FREEMAN, Presiding Justi
PHILIP STEIN, FRANK BAKER,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-14
Judiciary of Cook County.
APPELLATE COURT JUDGES.

FRANCIS ADAMS Presiding Justice.
IN 9. BALL. THOMAS G. W1NDES.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

DREZNO IL lutego. Ksla-
ze Saksonii dosta1 wczoraj ro-
zw6d z ksiezniczka Ludwlkas'
lecz O tym rozwodzie kosci61
mic ME vie. Gazety donosza,
re Giron powr6ci1 do Genovy
w towarzystwie brata Ludwi-
XII Ferdynanda. Jak sic zda-
je to zn6w sic napowr6t po-
1acza. Giron mia1 powiedziec,
ze ksiezniczka telegrafowa1a
do niego, ably ia wyratowa1 z
domu ob}akanych i ze
mic juz ich ME roz}aczy. lie
zas W tenn prawdy to na Pc
VINO ME MONA powiee(ziec
- rome wiesci kraza....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

RZYMll,% IN %..Azeby- polozye~ ke-
nice pog}oskom, il stan zdro-
via Ojca swietego jest nieza-
dowalniajacy, udzielona 20
sta}a audyencya ks. biskupo-
wi Beaven ze Springfield,
Mass, chociaz lekarze zale.
GAIA Papiezowi odpoczynek
szanowanie sic. Papiez roma
vial O Kosciele W Ameryce.
w ostatnich dniach wyko6-
czy} Ojciec swiety nowy poe
mat 1acinski W formie listu
do przyjaciela o sztuce osiag-
niecia sedziwego wieku. Poe
mat zawiera wspania}e mysli
i ma wytworna forme.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19


by gromadzily W pewnych
punktach wielkie masy wago-
now potrzebnych do tran
sportu wojsk.
Ko}a polityczne twierdzq
ze nawet zaprowadzienie re-
form W Macedonia ME wstrzy-
ma rewolucyi ma Ba}kanie.
Sultan r6wniez ma bye zda-
MIA, re raczej nalezy mu sto-
czyc walke rozstrzygajaca, a
nizeli zgodzic sic ma ukr6ce-
ME swej w1adzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

NEW YORK, N. Y, Zna-
ny Milioner John D. Rookie
feller, kt6ry tu przyby} z wi
zyta do prof. Strong zamie-
szka} W jego pa1acu, jest stree
zony jak moskiewski car
przez kilku uzbrojonych str6-
z6w, kt6rzy nikogo don ME
dopuszczaja, lekajac sic ole
go ,,cenne'' zycie. Gorliwosc
swoja posunieto do tego sto-
pnia, ze ME chcieli wpuscic
dopa1acu ma}ego c}hopca z te-
legraficznej kompanii, kt6ry
ni6sl osobisty telegram do
milionera. Zle bye biednym,
lecz jest sic spokojniejszym
cd bogacza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

HAVANA, Is lutego A
meryka6ski pose} Squiers O.
trzymal z Waszyngtonu waz-
ne papiery. Przypuszczaja, ze
W przeciagu kilku godzin 20
stanie podpisany traktat, ma
mocy kt6rego Stanom Zjed-
noczonym beda przyznane
stacye weglowe.
400 Amerykan6w bra1o
wczoraj udzia1 W obchodzie
5tej rocznicy zatopienia okre-
tn ,,Mine''. Unikano wszyst-
kiego, co mog}oby draznic
mi1osc w}asna Hiszpan6w, u
trzymujacych obecnie Anne
rykanami dobre stosunki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
I,ONDYN 16 lnta,

.LONDYN, 16 lutego. Ko-
respondent gazety Zeit 2
Wiednia donosi, re car rosyj-
ski ME jest calkiem oddany
religii oslawnej, lecz ma
pewien pociag do religii
rzymsko katolic ckiej. Jak ko-
respondent donosi, to car Jest
calkiem pod wplywen ksieciia
Zamojs jskiego, maggnata pol
.skiego,. j jezuity, ks.ii,6fry wy
wa wszelk lkich s sstaran ably car
przyja1 Ware rzynsk ! i q -kato- 8 q.
licka. NJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
KRAKOW. Wskutek !

!. KRAKOW. Wskutek ma
g1ego pekniecia lod6w i zata-
rasowania 1ozyska rzeki przez
nagromadzone masy kry wy
lala przez nagromadzone ma
sy kry wyla1a rzeka Wis}a.
Dziesiec wsi zosta}o zupe}nie
zatopionych. Tama .lodowa
wynosi dziewietnascie mil.
Rad wys1a1 slime oddziafy
pionier6w,, kt6re beda sic sta
rally rozsadzic kry lodowe
dynamitem.. Jest Ottawa, re
wiele ludzi poginelo. Szkody
So olbrzymie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich
|Pani Robert Eagan porodzila
Wponiedzialek dziecko, kt6-
|r4 ma dwie g}owy. Pa6stwo
Eagan mieszkaja ma wyre-
biskach las6w kilka mil cd
Niagara. Wis. Potworek, kt6-
RI przyszed ma SWAT, wazy
~ funty zy} tylko kilka dni.
Jego jedna g}owa jest wye
pQ mad druga po}aczona jest
n1ala zy1a. Wyzsza g}owa jest
|nIekka i niekszta1tna.
.Pani Eagan. matka dziec-
IA jest obecnie W krytycz-
n9m po}ozeniu; przeniesiono
la do szpitala W Norway
Mich, gdzie pilnuje ja czte:
rech doktor6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

HANCOCK, n. H., 1890
lutego. - Szeryf Dregers z
Minneapolis .aresztowa} tutaj
A. A. Amesa, by}ego burmi-
strza z Minneapolis, kt6ry
uciek}, pozwoliwszy przepaSc
kaucyi W sumie $4,000. A
mes jest oskarzony o pre-
kupstwo radzc6w >powiato-
wych i o wy}udzanie picnic:
dzy pod fa}szywymi pozora-
mi. Uciek1 jeszcze W lipcu
mieszka1 kolejno W West
Baden, Ind, W Louisville, KY.
j W Bostonie. Jest on zmie-
niony do niepoznania i tax
os1abiony, re przewiezienie
jego do Minneapolis moze go
przyprawic o smierc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

ST. LOUIS, Mo. w zesz}a,
niedziele, tt. dnia 8 bm., o g.
|7:20 wieczUrem. da1o sic tn
czuc trzesienie ziemi trwaja-
ce 27 sekund.
Aczkolwiek zadnej szkody
St. Louis ME ponios}o, jedna-
kowoz ci, kt6rzy trzesiepie
ziemi zauwazyli, nabawili sic
ME ma1ego strachu. Domy
poczely sic chwiac ma wszy-
stkie strony, a sprzety domo-
we, porusza}y sic, jak gdyby
niewidzial ma reka, przerzu-
Gala je z miejsca ma miejsce.
Trzesienie ziemi dalo sic
odczuc W ca}em St. Souls, o.
] ralz. a. .,.!z<s.,,..l "a ...rlzeka EEK, Mississippi:
Cztery stany; II. Missouri,
Illinois, Indiana Kantucky,
nawiedzone byly czesciowo
wzruszeniem ziemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
ROWlT2Y
1ElECRAF|CzNE.

DETROIT. Mich, Is Lutte
go. DIS 0 pol si6dmej ra-
rama umar} przezywszy lat 81
ks J6zef. Dombrowski,
rektor i tutejszego polskiego
sem:naryum, chorowa} tylko
cztery dni. Pogrzeb odby} sic
w srode Is b. m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

WIEDEN, w ministeryum
wojny pokoh hczono Wszystkie
zarzadz dzenia, azeby na kazde
wezwanie bye " ~ moznolsci = y. sc
wyslaniia vie Ike urlopy 4. cot co1.
nieto, zerwom Z {. 4, poWied edzia-- q
no nozliiwo6c Pc otowila7, i q. Wo-
ssiiennego a kolej jom akazalo ),
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
LONDYN. Do agency pra-

LONDYN. Do agencyi pra-
sowej donosza z Petersburga.
re wszyscy, bedacy W rezer.
vie, otrzymali nakaz, -byli 60
towi po}aczyc sic regimen:
tami swemi po up}ywie "a
godzin od zawiadomienia,
Rozkaz ten wydano oczywi-
scie wskutek groznej sytua-
cyl ma Ba}kanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

WIEDEN. Telegram z To-
fiji donosi, ze W niektorych
dystryktach og}oszono prawo
woienne. Donosza r6wniez,
zc przysz}o do starcia miedzy
Turkami a o6czykami
Turcy s1racili wiele zo1nie-
rzy. Rewolucyonisci rekrutu'-
ja zo1nierzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

tax wielka, ze wnetrzno6ei
MIA wychodzHy.
Pred smiercia Motyka ze-
zna1, re rany otrzyma1 z r4k
Franciszka GrunkoWskiegO
i Antoniego Skranta, kt6rych
tez przyaresztOwano.
-PROCES Maxa Rabiszkii,
kt6ry W b6jce zastrzeli} Will
llama Behrendta, zako6czyl
sic W .przesz}ym tygodniu, a
W sobote sedzia Murphy ska
|za} go ma 8 lat wiezienia W
Jackson. Me spodziewano
sic tax surowego wyroku j
wielu przypuszcza1o. ze Ra-
biszka ujdzie ibezkarnie, lecz
przysiegli uznali go winnym
morderstwa W trzecim stop
niu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

CHICAGO. Ill. - Ciekaws
bardzo postac zesz1a re swia'
ia W Chicago. Jest MIA iona
.kapitana Streetera, kt6ry
znany jest W ca1em miesci@
z tego, il rosci sobie preten'
sye do posiadania kilku.
dziesieciu akr6w gruntu mad
jeziorem inazywaje Dystryk::
tenn jeziora Michigan. Obec:-
ME siedzi on we wiezieniu, a
iona jego umar}a wczoraj
wstajni drewnianej przy
Chicago ave. Do ostatniej
chwili zycia ME odstapi}a
meza W jego awanturnicz.ych
przygodach j wraz 2 MIN vie
rzy1a, ze W koncu sprawe
wygra j bedzie nieograni-
czona pania W Dystrykcie
jeziora Michigan. "a m}odu
= pieknosci. Przez
jakis czas byla mamka Y
milionera Warda W Detroit j
twierdzi, ze w6wczas :: potra-
fila pomieniac dziecii i pod
sunela sWoja c6rke, zabiera-
iac do siebie die ecko anstwa
Ward. Chciala, By jej
I dziiecko mialo mil on ola
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
" niW POlskich
" AM ERYCE.

y DULUTH, Mimi. w po-
niedzia1ek dnia % Lutego
1903, odegraja amatorzy z
5Ihrafii sw. Piotra i Paw1a W
Duluth szkic dramatyczny
sDhlopi Arystakraci'' ma ha-
il p. Schultza, Doch6d z
edstawienia przeznaczony
j4st ma zakupno ambony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

WASHINGTON. Tuteiszy
przedstawiciel Venezuela "a
wiaza1 ma nowo z przedstawi-
cielami sprzymierzonych mo-
carstw przyjazne stosunki.
Pose1 Bowen otrzyma} cd
prezydenta Castro depesze
dziekczynna. Andrew Car
negie ofiarowa} sic z}ozyc SUI
me, wymagana przez Mem
cy, lecz Bowen ME przyjal
tel oferty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

PARYZ. w tutejszych ko-
ZACH politycznych niewierza
W szczerosc oswiadczenia
Wielkiej Porty, re ME mobi-
lizuje armii swojej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

DETROIT Mich. Gdy
Franciszek Motyka, zamiesz-
kaly pm. 145-31-sza ul. opu-
szcza1 salon Wawrzynca Mi
stora ma rogu ul. Otis i 81
szej W sobote 0 p61nocy, 20
sta1 napadniety przez dw6ch
mezczyzn i strasznie porznie
|ty nozami. Policyant Nc
Robbie, kt6ry go znalazl le-
zacego na chodniku bez przy-
tomnosci, zatelefon po
a1nbulans j Motyke zabrano
do Emergency szpitala,
gdzie " poniedz dzialek po po-
fudniu umarl wskutek od-
.niesiio siionych ran. Napastnicy
wido docznie chciieli pokrajac
Motyke na kaWalki, gdyz le--
karze. " szpitalu znalezi na
lego ciiele dwana6ciie ciezkich
ran l.yclh 9 iedna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

CHICAGO, ILL.,, - Mary
Flann kt6ra zyla niezgodnie
ze spokojnem i pracowiitym
mezem, W napadzie zloscii
rozbi1a mu czaszke m1otkiem.
Flynn umar4 a przedwczoraii
odby1 sic jego pogrzeb, v
kt6rym pozwalono wziasG
udzih zonie jego. Pani Flynn
pr .p:Iirzypad1a do zwiok mezza, ca
}owa}a twarz i !czofo }kaiac
z b6lu, b1agala nieboszczyka
o przebaczenie. Me mogla o
w}asnej sile wejsc do karety,
.po drodze mdla1a, a ma cmen-4
:tarzu rozpacza1a tax glo6no
ze porusza}a do g}ebi serca.
wszystkich obecnych. Ito
wano sic mad mezob6jczynia,
GO ME przeszkodzi1o policyi
.odwiesc ia po pogrzebie ma
.stacye policyjna. Cd wyroku
sadowego zalezec beda dalsze
losy kobiety, trapionej dzi-
siaj wyrzutami sumienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19


WIEDEN, ,,Tageblatt" do
nosi (nie wiadomo juz po raz
kt6ry), re Plewe ma polece-
ME cara skresli} zarys kon-
stytucyi dla Rosyi. Obecna
rada pa6stwa ma bye zamie-
Mona W izbe wyzsza parla-
mentu, a do nizszej maja
bye pos1owie obierani. Pol
skie ziemie ME maja mice re-
prezentantacyi W parliament
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

tego ME wahala sic rozstac z
MEM. Ia rzekoma c6rka
Ward6w czy tez Streeterowej
zaslyne1a W calym swiecie
jako ksiezna Chimai, kt6ra
zn6w porzucila meza i dziet
i jezdzi po calym 6wiecie ze
skrzypkiem cygahskim Rigo.
Zycie tel kobiety to historya
L tysiaca jednej nocy. Tylko
W Ameryce dzieja sic takie
rzeczy.
CHICAGO, 16> lutego. Sta
nis}aw Ciszewski z pm. 213
w. 18 ul. wybra} sic ma mi
tying do hall parafialnej,
26 letnia jego iona pozosta}a
W domu. Gdy porzadkowa-
Ia cos W kuchni. przy bieg}a
|jej 7-letnia c6reczka i wre-
czy1a jej klucz cd sypialnego
pokoju, oswiadczajac, re zam-
kne1a W MIN z1odzieja. PAM
Ciszewska wcsz1a odwaznie
do pokoju i spotkala sic tam,
oko W oko z drabem, uzbro-
,onym W n6z. Kiedy z}odziej
ugryz} ia W reke. ona odgryz.
IA mu koniec ucha, a wtem
nadeszfa jej ma pomoc c6recz-
ka j Wetknela lei .pogrzebac
RADIUS teraz mia1 sic 2 pysz-
ma. Blaga1 pania Ciszewska
ma kleczkach @ litosc, lecz
odwazna niewiasta zwiaza1a
mu rece odprowadzila oso-
biscie ma stacye policyjna,
naklaniajac go po drodze
owym pogrzebaczem do po.
s1usze1stwa. Dobrze mu TAX
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

TOLEDO, 0. Antoni Pry-
ba, kt6ry kilka mies;iecy te-
mu osadzony zosta} W wiezie-
niu pod oskarzeniem zab6j-
stwa i .p6zniej uwolniony,
by1 powt6rnie aresztowany
"a pija6stwo W przesz}ym
tygodniu zkazany ma zap1a
Genie kOszt0W.