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while the Mc(Innis machine Ia tied up in
the courts. hut the Westchester Racing
Association had made compromise with
p, j. Ryan and the regular machine will lie
used until the merits Of the case have been
argued to decision
Miss Buttermilk created much merriment
by her antics while on the way o the post for
the last race. Little Frasch had the mount ,
but he could not make her move after she
had reached a spot in front o. the Judges
stand The boy dismolinted and one Of MIR
Fitzgeralds 3 assistants tried to lead the flly
TO the post but still she would not budge
Frasch got back into the saddle again and
lust az The filly looked Ms il she wanted to lie
down, she started of al mad gallop and
ioined her field, the hoy hanging on for dear
The sun., 1903-05-08
VAN COTT'S POOR OLD AUTO.
lie Doesn't Want II and He Wishes the
Department Would Take II Away.

The investigation begun at Washington
into the Post Office scandals lugs in
Postmaster Van Cott because five years
ago an electrical automobile of the coupe
type was furnished him at the suggestion
of George w Beavers, then in charge of the
Department Of Salaries and Allowances.
AT that time said Postmaster Van
Cott yesterday, this automobile was given
to me to use in order that I might make
more frequent visits to the sub-stations
and, in case the money bags were too heavy
for couple Of men to carry to the Sub
Treasury.
Il do not wish to be represented as trying
to make any excuses. have none to make.
that would be likely to be hauled up by
the police for violating the speed laws. 1t
is uncomfortable TO ride in and more bother
than good. hope it is understood that
have not represented it as my personal
property. Every one coming in at the
Post Office Building can see il charged from
the electrical circuit of the building
How about the statement from Wash
ineton that your son Dick Van Cott Uses
it for pleasure2" he was asked.
-Pleasure Ha! ha! Don't get him
year. He wouldn't ride downtown in it
if you'd give him a new silk hat every day.
Why. from Canal street TO the Post Office
it shakes a man up so he is dizzy when he
gels here. Remember, am not making a
defence. l have none to make. The ma
chine was offered to me TO use, and if they
don't want me to use il wish they would
take it away.
These investigations are just what !
want like Investigations and am glad
10 have every department here thoroughly
investigated"
The automobile is stored in recess in
the north entrance TO the Post Oalce on
the Broadway side. 1t is all out-of date
affair. 1t cost 81 500 and bears the name
&C. Van Cott" on the rear axle; according to
haa
The sun., 1903-05-08
G0RMAN In CONSULTATION.
DEMOCRATIC LEADER OF SENATE
HAS SOME CAMPAIGN IDEAS.
Has Been Here Talking National Politics
With Some Of His Friends or Past
Presidential Campaig igns-s0ing Abroad
Next Week for q Few Months Rest

Senator Arthur Pue German Of Mary
land, Democratic leader Of the United
States Senate, has been in town for the
last few days talking national Democratic
politics with his old friends OF the cam
paigns of 1884, 1888 and 1892. When Sena-
tor German was reelected to the Senate
last winter, 1t was said yesterday. he started
in to smooth out the wrinkles OF all the
Democratic factions not only in the Senate
but in the House of Representatives, and
according to the best testimony, he has,
succeeded fairly we'll.
Senator German believes that there is an
national party. He has discussed the
Democratic national situation not only
with New York Democrats but with Demo
Gratis in every State. Senator German
be Of interest and advantage to the Demo
and he is disposed to discuss With his Old
friends the advisability of bringing these
German was not in very robust health;
since then he has come up, and is now strong
physically and mentally, and his reslec-
tion to the Senate and the unanimity with
which he was selected as the Democratic
leader of the Senate have given him new
into the Democratic national battle next
year.
One Of Senator Gorman's friends. with
whom the Maryland statesman has been
talking within the last few days, said
yesterday:
Senator German is to 20 abroad next
week to be gone three or four months for
complete rest. Meantime the members
Of the Democratic National Committee
understand fully Mr.. Gorman's ideas as to
the future Of the Democratic national
party. to be indicated by proposed legisa-
tion at Washington next winter. I need
not go into particulars, for the reason that
do not believe Senator German would
care to have me speak of specific details.
IAN that i may say is that Senator Cor
man is to 60 abroad and take rest and that
he will come back here in time for the re-
assembling Of Congress in December, and
that the next session Of the United States
Senate and the House Of Representatives
in Washington will be as brilliant politi-
cal gathering. from a Democratic stand
point, as Senator German can make it."
The sun., 1903-05-08
$50 A MONTH FOR CATS AND DOGS.
Mrs. H0yt's VIII Also Leaves Her Father
500 Month for Life

The will of Mrs. Charlotte NJ Hoyt. who
died at Tiffin. Ohio, on Jan. 7 last was
filed in the Surrogates' Office of this county
yesterday. 1t directs that she be buried
in simple but respectable manner in
Greenwood Cemetery. Her executors are
directed to set aside $40 600 to pay her
father. Casper Guss, 500 month for his
life. and the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals $50 month to care for
and maintain all her pet cats and dogs till
the last of them dies.
The will was filed here yesterday, though
probated in Ohio. because Mrs. Hoyt owned
real estate in this county. The entire
residuary estate is bequeathed to the
testator's friend. j. F. Bum Of Tifin. Ohio,
The sun., 1903-05-08
JUVENILE FOR BROONSTFCE,
=. 5, Browns Colt Wins II At l7to MANY
Tunbles in the Meadow DrOok.

Outside of the Metropolitan, the greatest
interest was centred in the running of the
Juvenile Stakes for two-year -olds over the
,ast five furlongs of the Eclipse course
With August Belmont's Gallant scra, ched
there was field of eight, including two
added starters, Frank Farrelrs Tim Sull
van and James r. Keene', Careless. Green
b. Moriis's Precious Stone, by Star Ruby
Anarchy, Shaw up, was made an even
money favorite, with Palmbearer and Care
less coupled at fours and W. c. whitnev's
ieonidas, by Hamburg Boise. also at
Tours. h. h. Thomass FLY Dimplc, by
The sun., 1903-05-08
TIE VYOMTNG'S TRIAL TRIP.
The Trial Board Will Recommend That
She BE Accented.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May THE final
trial trip of the harbor defence monitor
Wyoming has shown her to be satisfactory,
and recommendation will he made by the
Trial Board that she be accepted by the
Government.
The monitor returned to-day from forty
eight hours cruise at full speed, having
been as far south as Point Conception, and
making, under natural draught, ten knots
an hour for the cruise.
In two trials of one hour each, when con-
ditions were particularly favorable. the
Wyoming made 1887 knots an hour. Not
having been docked since last September,
the vessels bottom is foul. and this proba-
speed.
The Wyoming's battery worked satis-
factorily
The sun., 1903-05-08
Ferry Employees Must Give Bonds.

Employees of the New York and Hoboken
Ferry Company who handle money were
notified yesterday that they would be OBJ
liged to furnish bonds or relinquish their
positions. Ticket collectors will be obliged
to provide surety in the sum Of 81 600 each
gatemen 81 900, and night employees. v no
haven't so much money to handle. $500
An investigation made by the Lackawanna
Railroad since acquiring the holdings Of the
company is responsible for the new require
ment. One ticket collector has been ar,
rested for defrauding the company. and
another has been missing from his home
in Hoboken since shortage was discov-
cred in his returns
The sun., 1903-05-08
STEAMSHIP HAMILTON BACK.
Little Damaged When She Sank tho Sagi.
naw-will BE Kept in Service.

The Old Dominion steamship Hamilt on,
which sank the Clyde liner Saginaw near
Winter Quart er Light of the Delaware coast
in fog on Monday, causing the loss OF
thirteen or more lives. returned to this
port yesterday from Norfolk. Vice
President Walker Of the Old Dominion Line
with her chief engineer and Capt Boaz,
decided to keep her in service a few weeks
and then dock her for a general overhaul
ing. The damage to her bow, which was
very slight, has been temporarily repaired.
The sun., 1903-05-08
The SeagOers.

Passengers by the White Star liner Teu-
tonic. from Liverpool and Queenstown:
II: B. Alexander, the Rev. Dennis Dcnnehy,
zcr, Capt: II. u. G. Graham, the Rev Hugh l..
Hodge, the Rev: David Kent. Capt j. D.
l.otbiniere and Mrs. Iotbinere. Or. Il. q. \.
Moynahan and Mrs. Moynahan. and 4. II.
Sartoris.
The Rev. end Mrs. George Allan, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mcclure. George Arm
strong, Lindsey H. Shepard, and DR.. and
Mrs. IL. Williams on arrived by the Ham
burg. American liner Graf Waldcrsee from
Hamburg.
The sun., 1903-05-08
GEN. GOMEZ SAILS.
Looks Older With His Goatee On-Wouldn't
BE Photographed.

Gen. Maxine Gomez sailed for Havana
yesterday on the steamer Havana.
The removal of his long goatee made the
veteran look ten years older. He mounted
the gangplank with the surefootedness OF
a man Of forty.
He refused to pose before newspaper
photographers camera. who can he
sufficiently interested in me, he asked. "to
care to see my picture?"
The sun., 1903-05-08
Iowa At Navy Yard for Repairs.

The battleship Iowa, Capt. Perry COM
manding, arrived at the navy yard in
Brooklyn yesterday. She will so into
dry dock in a few days for repairs, Her
Pinch gun. which was damaged by an
explosion on April Q, viii have 70 b ~.
placed.
The sun., 1903-05-08

The Otis Elevator Company wishes to dis
pose of it's lease for the entire nineteenth floor
and additional space in the Empire Building,
and announces its intention to move about
June 1st to the Whitehall Building, facing
Battery Park
The sun., 1903-05-08
Gov. Bachelor Declines College
Presidency.

NASHUA, n. H., May Gov. Nathan j
Bachelor declined the presidency OF th"
State Agricultural College. which was ten.
dered him this afternoon by the trustees OF
the institution.
The sun., 1903-05-08

Rene3 ,..........@ ~. DcsouZs.. 2! 81 x
Animosity S....... .l0<, Callahan. i7-i 81 u
Time. 1:27I5. ~
Fair stert: won driving; Satire, b. h., ). by JuVo
nal-Ssndola: owned by II. r. Sohaffcr
The sun., 1903-05-08

Time, 0:bA
sv PHeT Hen inh sf oWne BY g s. srown c.
FOURTH RACE
The Metropolitan Handicap for three.ye
ods and upward. $1,000 added: Of which 81. 900
to the second and $1,000 10 the third; penalties the
The sun., 1903-05-08

selling: for three -year. .olds and upward: 81 100
added; allowances; last seven iurlongs Of the With.
The sun., 1903-05-08
FIRST RACE.

For three year -olds and upward: 81, 900 added
allowances; last fve and half furongs OF the
The sun., 1903-05-08

Good start won hidden out: Gunnre. br. g.. L.
by Hastings-Royal Gun owned by ". c whitney
YIyTH RACE.
The Meadowbrook Hunters Trial Steeplechase
for four year olds and upward: 5000 added special
weights with penalties and allowances; about two
The sun., 1903-05-08
SECOND RACE.

Time. 0.33.
Goo! start: won driving: Rapid Water. b. C.. ?.
by RalGllo Water Girl: owned by Green Morris.
THIRD RACE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
ROlWlRY
TElECRAF FlClNE.

PARYz, 1890 pazdiernika
-. Kr6l Wiktor Emanuel z
kr6lowa Helena bawh wczo.
raj przez caly dzie6 W Wer-
salu, gdzie przeznaczono dla
parry kr6lewskiej pokoje, zaj-
mowane kiedy6 przez Lud-
wika XVgo. w pokojach pa
nj: Mainteon przebywa} pre-
zydent Loubet, a W komnatach
kr6lewskiej Maryi Antoniny
rozpo6ciera}a sic pani Loubet.
Wieczorem ma Geese kr6lew-
skiej parry odby}o sic gallo
we przedstawienie W gmachu
Wielkiej Opery. { s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

2 LA CROSSE, Wis.,. do
nosza, ze pred plebania KS.
T. i kugowskiego zebraly sic
tlumy ludu j grozily zniewa
ga czynna. Powodem zbiego-
wiska bylo to-, IL ks. Lugo-
wski oddalil ze s}uzby odz-
wiernego, kt6rego uwaza} "a
nieodpowiedniego, tymcza-
sem niekt6rzy parafianie u
jeli sic "a odprawionym i "a:
zadyi ably go proboszcz przy-
ja} ma :dawne .stanowisko. KS.
kugowski sic opar} temu i
zrezygrowal z probostwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

LONDYN, 16pazdziernika,
Morning Advertiser" dowia-
duje sic z pewnego zr6dla,
5e wyrok komisyi rozjemczej
W sprawie wyznaczenia gra-
mic Alaski wypadnie ma ko-
rzysc Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Taxi wyrok wywo}a W Alas
ce ogromne rozgoryczenie j
ME bedzie zgodny mySlami
wypowiedzianemi ma wspa-
nia{ym bankiecie, wydanym
na czesG komisyi,s ma kt6rym
prezes, feldmarszalek Roberts
wni6sl toast ma Geese kr6la
Edwarda prezydenta Roose-
velta, jako dw6ch przedsta-
wicieli zaptzyjaznionych z
soba. narod6w jednej rasy
angiosaskiej. - d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

NEW YORK, 19 pazdz.
Szarlatan Dowie ME robi do
brych interes6w. Przybywszy
do Nowego Yorku, sadzi},
ze powiekszy swa gromade o
kilkadziesiat tysiecy owiec
i baran6w, a worek zapakuje
z}otem, lecz biedak sic pre-
rachowa}. Ma jego zebranie
Mkt ME chodzi, a przynaj-
mniej ME tyle, ilu sic spo-
dziewal, a zloto i srebro ME
sply~a do. i!ego torby. W wiel-
kiej nedzy i biedzie znaj-.
duja sic dzieei, kt6re cierpia
wielki gl6d j zimno. Dowie
gniewa siestrasznie i rozpac>a
mad nowoyorczanami kt6rzy
sobie kpia z jego pos}anictwa.
Prorokowi przepowiadaja
smutny koniec wycieczki
misyjnej. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

BERLIN, 17go pazdz. W
zesz}a niedziele. odby}o sic "
Poznaniu ,odsloniecie pomni-
ka Bismarka. w przed,ed ednia' dllsi9
tel niemieckicj uroczy'sto7ci
rozdawano Polakom cyrkul[a-
RE, kt6re dzialalnosf Bis
marka professionally. we VIA
sciwem swietle, z polskiego ]
katolickiego punktu widze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

DULUTH, Mimi, 19pazdz'
Wojciech Luke 'zostal zabity
W Geneva kopalni " Sparta, q
Andrzej soplich uwiesitony
wskutek obsuniecia sic scia.
ny Soplich zycie swe zaw.
dziecza myszom. Myszy
pierwsze przeczu}y niebez-
piecze6stwo i poczely wyno-
sic sic z zagrozonej okolicy'
Spostrzegl to sopolich po-
daryl "a mimi. Wkr6tce OBJ
sunela sic sciana j zabila Lu-
ka, a przywalila Soplicha,
Odgrzebano go zywego po y
godzinach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

RZYM, 1890 pazdziernika.
Papiez Plus X zamianowa}
sekretarzem stanu Mgra Mer-
nv del Val. Zamianowanie to,
DO kt6rem Mrg. del Val row
niez otrzyma kardynalski
kapelusz. Tajny konsystorz
odbedzie sic 8, a publiczny
IL listopada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

/ MINNEAPOLI6;sMin 49,
pazdziernika. $50 m}ynarzy,
:kt6rzy cd pewnego czasu
:strajkowali, powr6cili wczoraj
do piracy. ME uzyskawszy
.podwyzszenia p}acy, kt6rej
sic domagali. Me zostali oni
tez uznani "a unijnych robo-
tnik6w. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

BRISTOL, Tenn, 19 paz-
diernika. Cd pieciu dni znik]
milioner z Filadelfii E. L.
Wentz, kt6ry polowa} W 60
rach powiatu Wise. Mimo
najtroskliwszych poszukiwah
dokonywanych przez naje-
tych ma ten Gel tysiac ludzi
ME natrafiono ma 6lad zagi-
nionego. Brat jego zlozyl u
$4,000 >dolar6w jako
nadgrode "a odnalezienie cia-
Ia lub podanie miejsca poby-
tn Wentza:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y.
Ably ME psuc chwil miodo-.
wych 18-to letniej p. Zebru6, J.
kt6ra pred 10 dniami po-
.slubila Fl. Stenley, sad odlo-
zyl sprawe przeciwko niejj ma
tydzie6. Mloda kobieta costa
Ia aresztowana W dzien jej
slubu, ia zadanie jej kuzy-
ma Fir. Worwifs fskiego zpod nr.
1873 Metropolitan ave-, kt6ry
usilnie zadal zWrotu swych
so dol. kt6re jejj ofiarowh ma
wesele ale.... ME z obecnym
jej mezem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

STEVENS POINT, Wis, "
domu pahstwa August6w Jan
skich W town Dewey wyda.
rzylo sic straszne nieszcze.
scie. Dwuletnia ich c6reczks
bawiac sic " sobote przy sto.
le, dobra}a sic do buteleczkj
2 karbolowym kwasem, kt6.
"a sta}a ma stole, i. zanim ma.
tka zdolala to zauwazyc, czest
trucizny wypila. Przerazenj
rodzice bezzw}ocznie przybyli
do Stevens Point przywozac
swe dziecie do dra Rice. Po-
moe doktora ma mic sic ,juz
jednak zdac ME mog}a, truci-
ina bowiem zab6jczo juz po-
dzia}aia biedne dziecko od-
wiezione do rezydencyi p.
Wawrzynca Krola zycie tam
.z:oko6czy1o {: Q 1:30 W niedziele
ranO.
w town Stockton umar} W
zesz}y poniedzialek Piotr Pink
liczac lat 81. Zmar}y pomimo
tax podesz}ego wieku cieszy}
sic zawsze dobrem zdrowiem.
Podupadl ma zdrowiu dopie-
70 pred kilku miesiacami,
Cd. czasu, gdy jadac fura
siana, przypadkowo spad} Q
fury > z}amal sobie kilka zeber
i uszkodzil sic wewnetrznie.
Przypadek ten wydarzyl sic
obecnie zmarlemu z Lipca i
doktor sadzi}, re pokaleczony
ME wytrzyma d}uzej mad pa
re dni, silna natura jednak
zwyciezyla uszkodzenia i
przedluzy]a zycie jego az do
zesz}ego poniedzia&ku .Pogrzeb
odby1 sic W Polonii, z koscio-
la Serca Jezusa, " zesz@a sro-
de-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

nistrowie spraw wewnetrz-
nych, spraw zagranicznych,
finans6w, wojny i marynar-
XII, jakotez namiestnik admi'
raj Alexiejew. Innych czlon'
k6w car zamianuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

MlANITOWOC Wis.
Jan K akowskiz Silver Lake,
zostal skazany na $50 1.
lub 3 miesiace wieziienia za
to, ze przegrazsal siie, i zaIno ~
Iduie Ed. Lurllo &
chod In przez iegt, farlns
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
CLEVELAND. O. ::

CLEVELAND, o. - Wa
olaw Adaszek, morderca VIA
snej c6reczki, o6wiadczyl u
biurze sedziego sledczego (co-
roner'a), ze postanowil za-
mordowac Gala rodzine, po-
niewaz przypuszczal, ze dybie
ma sjego zycie. Zdaniem leka-
rzy, Adaszek cierpi ma obled.
Adaszek ME naleza1 do zadne-
go koscio}a, by} bezwyzna-
niowcem W pelnem slowa te-.
go znaczeniu......
Ma mocy orzeczenia
Grand Jury" J6zef Matya-
nowski, kt6ry pare miesiecy
temu zabil parasolka Jana
Rybickiego, ME zostanie po-
ciagniety do zadnej odpowie-
dzialnosci. Zdaniem Grand
Jury, Matyanowski, zabija-
jac Rybickiego, dziala} v O.
bronze w}asnego zycia.... Badz
co badz, Matyanowski powi-s
MEN ma przysz}o6c unika6
,,salun6w" i b6jek karczem-
nych, DO te nikogo do dobre-
60 ME doprowadza.... .
J6zef ..Socki, kt6ry W
ezerstcu br. zabil, nozem swe-
GO szwagra Ryhskiego j kt6ry
zoetal uznany W sadzie kry-
minalnym winnym zbrodni
zab6jstwa, powedruje do VIE
zienia poprawczego W Mans
field TAX zawyrokowal W u:
bieg}a sobote sedzia Strimple.
Ze wzg1edu ma mlody wick
|przestepcy i wiele okoliczno-
Sci }agodzacych, sedzia
Strimple ME chcia} poslae
go do ~iezienia stanowego "
Columbus. Jezeli Socki do
brze prowadzic sic bedzie W
Mansfield, to po roku moze
on bye wypuszczony ma wol-
nose.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

WASHINGTON, D. c., 19
pazdz. Minister marynarki,
Moody, zatwierdzi{ wnioski
szef6w r6znych blur. mary
narki O udzielenie i'm ma rok
|przysz}y ma cele marynarki,
'powaznej sumy.W ubieg}ym
roku wyasygnowano ma ten
sam eel $79,816,791.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

CHICAGO W procesie
Franka Pawlika Q zonob6j-
stwo, wczoraj syn oskarzo-
nego, Frank Pawlik jr., wy
wolal sensacya, kiedy Wska-
zujac na ojca, powiedzial
,Zamordo on nietylko
|swa zone, ale take dawniejj
W starym kraju, sedziwa swq
|matke. Rozzlo6 o6ciwszy sic na
|swoja matke jeszcze " Gee
|ehach uderzyl ia tax silnie,
pa " skutek tego umarla. e
|to nligdy ME sb!yl I ;karan.y C- B.
oskarzo zonego zanlierza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
HAR,TFORD Conn,

HARTFORD, ]. Z Conn. prga-
nista p. Zygmunt Wgrenie-
cki. wyijechaI 1go Wrzeznia Y
I!celu dalszsg ksztal g cenia sic
do ]PEolsklzi iego. Sen,aiin[aryum !, l[l'a.r \
Detroit Mol 4 .'sI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

+ 3 & . E.. = ~. u T. . fEg =
dowodzic, il klient jego jest
oblakany.
Jan Lica 2 p. n. 763 w.
17ta ul., i Z. Eichstaedt z p.
III W. II ia ul., zaciagneli
sic do sluzby wojskowej ma
lat 3 i jak donosza stoja obe-
cnie W koszarach w Colum-
bus O. Obaj m}odzi ludzie
chwala sobie s}uzbe i ciesza
sic ze swego kroku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
niW l'0lskich
AM FIR Ct..

" AM ERICt..
VIEW YORK. Wiktor Wer-
ml6ski, 48-letni robotnik "a
mieszkaly pod mr. 103 w,
8-a utica zatrudniony " bu-
aynku elektryki przy SO ul'
III Ave, spadl z dachu pod
.ezas piracy ma ulice i ciezko
sie pokaleczy1. Odwieziony
%. szpitala Roosvelta zmar1
tamze " pare godzin p6zniej.
Mieszka6cy naszego mia
sta mocno ucierpieli wskutek
zeszloty godniowej ulewy. Ma
nlekt6rych ulicach potworzy-
B sic jeziora, a piwnice. do
NOV kompletnie zosta}y "a
lane woda. Bardzo wiele mie-
szkan " suterenach przy u
Icy Monmouth, zalala woda
niszczac dobytek mieszka6-
COW. Szkody, szczeg6lniej po-
miedzy ubozsza ludnoscia, So
bardzo. znaczne.
BALTIMORE, Najprzewie-
lebn:iejjszy x. arcybiskup
John Joseph Kahn arcybiskup
zSt. Louis Mo. kt6ry Cd d}uz
szego czas L ciezko chorowal,
AK hczyl zycie.s:13 b. M.
wieczorem.
smierc mia1, jak gazety
donosza, }agodna, a przy 4ozu
smierci jego byi obecnymi:
Dr.. j. M. Stone, iczny zastep.
duchowie6stwa isiostra zmar-
lego, kt6ra jest Siostra milo:
sierdzia.
Jako przyczyne 5mierci
podaja chorobe serca.
Zwloki zmar}ego arcybisku-
pa kama przewiezione costa.
na do St. Louis. i
Biskup Donohue poczynh
prz ygotowania, aby zwlokom
umarIego to warzyszyla swita
ksiezy przez Gala droge.
w Cincinnati przylaczy sic
do orszaku deputacya z}ozo-
na z ksiezy St. Louis, a z
dworca tamtejszego przewie-
zione zostana do pa}acu ar
cybiskupiego, gdzie zostana
zlozone ma katafalku.
We wtorek wyjecha} kard.
Gibbons do st. Louis, a W
6rode odprawi / "a dusze zmar-
lego zalobna msza sw. Kaza-
ME Wyglosh arcybiskup Kean
z Dubuque.
Nastepca zmarlego zostanie
najprawdo dopodo dobniej obecny
koadjutor biskup J. j. Gleu-
noa, poniewaz W nominacyi
ma koadjutora zastrzezono
mu prawo nastepstwa.
CHICAGO w procesie
Franka Paw1ika q lOnoh6i-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

PETERSBURG, 1890 paz--
dziernika. UtWorzono spe-
cyalna komisya pod przeWo-
dnictwem cara DO 4, zaimrlowar
MIA sie, spraw ami y 1 Il ekiego
Wschod alez sS' Inis nli7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

Trenton. TAX zabici jak
i pokaleczeni So robotnikami
kolejowymi. CzternaScie tru-
pow wydobyto z ruin. Wypa-
dek zdarzyl sic wskutek zder--
zenia sic dw6ch pociag6w ro-
botniczych nape}nionych ro-
botnikami .wloskimi. ma kole;
zatrudnionymi. Ma pociagach.
bylo 1870 os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

PRINCETON, Wis, ,,9 paz-
dziernika. - Uwieziono tn
J. G. Leimera, bankiera tu-
tejszego, kt6ry sfa}szoWal
.weksli ma sumo $4,000 dola-
row. Bank zamknieto. Glow
ma szkode ponosza okoliczni
farmerzy. .s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

POLONIA, Wis, Pogwiece.
ME nowego koscio}a . 3odbe-
die sic tn 20 zdlernika
Kazanie okolicznosc we; wy
glosi Wiel. ks. Jak6b Pachol.
ski z Winona Mimi. Spodzie.
wany Jest liczny zjazd ducho.
lt1stwa. Il.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

..LONDYM 19 pazdz. Kores-
.pondent Standardu donosi z
Odessy, ze trzesienie ziemi
W Persyi, zczyio 80 wsi=
okolo 200 os6b straci1o zycie
q 1000 os6b znajduje sic obec-
ME bez dachu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

BURL.IN j ! e G'TON 4 I n. j., 10
pazd dziernika. Pietnascie os6b
zostalo % zabit ] okolo 20
po|kale IN kolei Penn
||syl NJ p,olb asta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

PHILADELPHIA Pa. w
zeszlym tygodniu pozegna}
sic z tym swiatem oh. Ko-
nieczny, kt6ry by} z}ozony
ciezka choroba przeszlo rok,
pozostawiajac " smutku po-
grazona wdowe i kilkoro-
dzieci. Smutnej rodzinie "a
selamy wspolczucie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. J6ze-
ia Wolska, lat Is iczaca. cor
ka Jana Wolskiego zamie-
szka}ego pod nr. 1915 przy
Garden ulicy, umarla " do
mu rodzic6w W srode rano
ma zatrucie krwi. Ma kr6tko
pred smiercia przywolany
zostal DIR. A. j. Boyer. Sex
cya posmiertna Wykazala sla-
dy zatrucia krwi j zapalenia
p}uc. Koroner Bro egman
Jest zdania ze dziewczyna
sama byla przycz.yna swei.
smierci Rodzice sz1narlej mic.
ME wiedzieli g iich c6rka by
la NJ klopocie.