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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
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TELEGRAFICZNE.

WIEDEN, 17go grudnia.
= Cesarz Franciszek J6zef W
movie swej cd trcnu do de-
legacy austro Wegiersk,i1lec.h
rozwi6M sic Q pokoiu panuja-
Gym W Europie, szczeg6l 6lniel.
ma Balkanie. Powiedz ze
wizyty kr6la angie lskEiego, ca
ra rosyjskiego i cesarza ME
mieckiego dozwolily po'rozu- o
mice sic mocarstwom osobi-
scie mad sprawami europej-
skiemi. @ morderstwach "
serbii wspomnial CESAR Wy
razajac nadzii'ejje, 20 noWy kr6l
powiedzie kraj do moralnego
odrodzenia sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

NEWARK, n. Areszto-
wano tu 10 letnia Amelie Mo
.sarska, "a kradzie popelnio-
ma " skladzie departamento to-
wynn S ddano do zakiadu
d0bro zynnoSci Qpiek mad
dzieemi. Cjciec jej pracujje "
Pennsylvanii q dziiewczyna
byla sobie ostawiiona. Me
div vie ze zesz1a ma droge
Ebezd droz "a
elegant na h dnio iowejj
Estronie miiasta. j 6zef Cwii-
|klowski, podpis acy sic Jo-
E|seph SWick kloski dostal sic "
Eklopoty la j prawdo-
|podo obnie czeka go trata po-
sad czoraj mad ranem sier-
liant zarzucil (;wik kieml
Elpiele dal Cd lego
wi wski odn6-
EEliil nasFet st awia czynny
Cpd D6eu siierzant
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
- ADREs WIARUsA Wiarus, s29- = STR Winona MINI

|rzony staWa} pred szefem
policyi Jansenem na sprawe.
/ GLEVELAND, @. w ze.
szly iczwartek po poludniu
przysiegli sadu kryminalne.
Ego uznali Michaia Hornets
winnym zbrod dni morderstWa
" drugim stopniu. A zatem
Kornet edruje na Gale
zycie do Wiezienia stan oWegc
" Columb bus! 2 ogloska, ia
Ekoby Kornet byl Wlochem
urodzenia, Jest 2 gruntu
Ifa1szywa. Kornet, niestety,
lest Polakiem. Przyby1 on do
Amerykii 2 zaboru skiego.
Zbrod odnia, opelnienie kt6.
rel Kornet przesiedzi caly
sw6j zyWot doczesny " vie
zieniu jest aznadto znana tu-
tejszemu og6lowi polskiemu:
.Kornet zastrzei1 .sWa zone "
chwili, gdy ia starala sic
rzeszkodzic mu zastrzeic sy-
na....
Czech Waclaw Adaszek,
orderca swej etniej CO
reczki, zostal uznany " a. Y :
biegly piatek przez przysie-
|glych " sadzie kryminalnym
winnym zbrodni zab6jstWa.
|Sedzia Stone skazal przestep-
Ece na IS 1at wiezienia stano-
wego " Columbus.
Lada dzien zakohczy
sic process Neumana, oska-
rzonego Q morde derstWo "
.pierwszym stopniu. Onegdaj
swiadcz " sadie kryminal-
nymna korzyse mlodego zbro-
dniarza jego wuj, r. Konkow-
ski SwiiadectWo Wuja ma1o
co pomoze Neumanowi. Mat
ka; kt6ra r6wniez sWiad dczyla
"a obwinionym, niedzy inne-
mi powied dziala, ze syn jel
nigdy ME byl " koSciele, ze
ME wierzy1 on " Boga j sly
dill 2 religji, =ze cd dziecih-
silva juz mial nieprzeparty
pociag do kieliszka j lubh to-
warzYstWo mai bardziej zepsu-
tych j wyrafino noWanyeh To-
trzyk66w...... Czyz dziwic sic
wobec tego, ze Neuman wy
kieroWa1 sic ma morderce ]
ze skohczy on prawdo OBJ
ME swa karjere Wystepna na
krzesle elektrycznem?
DETROIT Mich NoWy ko-
|sciM sw. Franci ciszka, jak sic
spodziewa 1piejs scowy pro-
|boszcz. KS. Felix Kieruj, wy
ko1czony zostanie " Lipcu
rzyszlego roku. Bedzie to
Ibezwatpienia naijwspanialsza
j nail iejisza SWiatynia
Ikatolicka " stanie Michigan.
Same injury ztowac beda
l$103, ,OOo.
Parafiia sW Franz ciiszka f.
lnansowo bardzo dobrze
Istoi, pomimo ze Jest ledna
|znajmlo dszych parafii pol
Iskich y Detroit Stary ko-
I6cid grunt lebania by1y
|czysto Wyplaco one 4 Dc tego
kasie oaraf alnei znaido-
|Ralo sie blisk oo edy
lbudo Iowa so6ei g roz-
Ipoczet costa Icy g
bard ,iiarnozci
E1sae lasl bonne1 H
B 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

WASZYNGT .17go CRU
dnia. - Posef Beaupre costa
ME przywieziony do Stan6w
Zjednoczonych z Kartagena,
W Kolumbii, przez eskarde
okret6w wojennych Stan6w
Zjedn. Eskarda dowodzic be-
die prawdopodobnie kon-
tradmiraf Coghlan, a pojawie-
ME sic okret6w wojennych
pod Kartagena ma ma celu
wykazae Columbii potege
protektora Panamy. Doeskar-
dy nalezec beda okrety May
flower, Atlanta i Nashville
i prawdopodob Dixie; be-
da one oddawaly Wszelkie
honory rzadowi kolumbij s
kiemu.
Rad panamski otrzyma]
wczoraj "a posrednict
parowca Alliance 500 pax
mauserowskich j reming gto6.
: ; T. = = y- =.
skich naboj6w, 2 pax karabi-
now, j inne wojenne artyku-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

kowoz owiedziano sic, ze
skrzynia zawiierafa $9, ,00O, 900
AS mil1on6w frankoW "
!, banknotach.
Kiedy Kard!ynal Gotti
znalazl sic " obecnos sei Pa.
pieza, uklakl i wskazIIiiaen na
to, co przyni6s}, rzekl
"Wasza Swiatobli bliWo5tI Me
odzalowanej pamieci Leon,
kr6tko pred sniercia sWoja,
powierzy1 mi -pieniadze, kt6-
re teraz skladam u stop Wa
szej Swiatobli osci, polecajac
mi, azebym, gdybym7 mia pc
MIN nastapic, uzyl ich jak
bede uwazal "a najs stosoWniej-
sze, ale jezeliby kto inny "a
|jal tron, azebym jemu zlozy1
pieniiadze po uplyWie CITE
.rech miesiecy. Czynie to te.
raz W opecnoSd mgra Mario :
- = y
lini, ,kt6ry by}j edynym innym
powiernikiem tajemnicy"
~. =
s: Papiez rnocno byl wzruszo- :
ny.
Tribuna donosii dalej, ze
" czasie Kiedy IA scena Cd :
bywala sic " apartamentach
papiezkich, pewien elektryk.
zdejmujac Y pokoju nmarlego
Papierza Ieona makaty !, ably.
dostae sic do drut6W elek-
trycznych znalaz1 8 v otworze.
" 6cianie ki1ka work6W nied-..
bale zwiazanych " kt6rych.
+jak sic okazalo po ich OF
warciu, znajd dowalo sic
$780, 600 v got6 t6Wcea!. J,
BERLIN, 10. grudnia. Ce-
safz Wilhelm by} wczo-
raj " leslie pod Goohrde ma
polowaniu i ubn dziewiec
jeleni istrzy dziki. Ola cesa-
RIA j jjego swity pobudowano
stanowiska, na kt6rych AMI
DIX AMI jele1 ME m6gl ich
dosiegnac. Poprzednio ogro-
dzono Geese lasu j spedzono
dziczyzne, przeznaczona ma
=rzez. Przy stanowisku cesa-
rza zagroda zwezY1a sic tax
ze Gala dziczyzna, ploszona
przez naganiaczy, gromada
przechodzila tuz obok stano-
|Wiska. s
Cesarz Wilhelm j jego to-
warzysze przez dwie godziny J
strzelali do tel gromady, po-
czem !, poloWanie = skodczylo
sic.
LONDYN, 1890 grudnia.
w Londynie uwazaja w6jne
1pomied Rosya 9 Japonia
"a nieuchronna Zadna strona
fnie odstapi teraz, jak sic zda.
.tJe, sod sWychs zadan, 9 naucho-
Ida wiademosci coraz pew.
|niejsze, ze takze j Rad chin.
lski postano oWil oprzec sic po.
epoyyaniu Rosyii v Mandzu.
lryii !.
Bizerta T'uniis, 1890 grud.
Inia. syiskie wojenne
Istatki tu gromad zone, de
lI.kt6rych nalezza okretg Woiien'
Iny pane cernY kraz zownikI, Dy'
/ ln1itrii Donsk oklret wiezoWy
lOslabija. Rkraz oWpi Aurols
] i pie6 torped dowc6 81 pod do
Iwo odztwen dlni 1ireiliu.
Ina q kiilll1a q llli rusza de
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

BOLOGNA, logo grudnia.
Pewna tutejsza gazeta rzado-
wa, kt6ra uwazaja "a dobrze
poinformo owana, doniosla, ze
2 wiarogodneg zr6dla otrzy-:
|ma1a. wiad domosc, il kr6loWa
wdowa Ma1gorzata W czasie
podr6zy swej do NorWegiii
zawarla morganatyczn NAL.
zehstwo 2 peWnym 80 letnim
inzynierem. Urzedowo "a.
przeczono tel Wiesci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
INV POL 4SKICH
AMERYGE.

CHICAGO, I'll czoraj
mad ranem, ma rogu Milwau-
kee ! Center ave, trzech ban
IdytoW napad1o na Piotra Jen.
fdrzeje zamiarem 9.
brabo bowania go. ndrzejjeW.
Iskipalnal jednego 2 napa--
IstnikoW pieseia .W 1eb i u
eiekl. Udal sic na staeye po.
ieyjjna Chicago ave-, o
Ip9Wiedzial tam sWa przygo-
poczem kilku detekty-
WOW zaszlo na miiejsce zbro-
d1i. Znalezli tam dra NJ. Kos
sakoWs kiego, bez paltotu, bez
zegarka 2 med lionem, bez
dw6eh polls ma ubezpiecz cze-
ME / bez 500 dolar6W W go
| towne DR.. ossakowski zez-
nal .na policy, ze wracal =
[apte ekarzem J6zefem Lesz-
czyhskinl 2 Reming ton, gdzie
| kolelztowal pieniad DE. Roz-
|stal sic z towarzyszem na ro-
gu Rand dolph j State str. j
Wraca1 samotnfe do domu.
ysiah Z tranWajj1u finiiii
Elston ave. napadle ma niiego
rdw6ch 1nlody ych drab6w.
Zmusili rewolWerami dokto-
ra do podniesienia rak " GO
re obrabowali go j uciekli.
w godziine p6zniej porucz-
nix McDonald i siierzant .O'Co-
'nnel weszli do otwartego
jeszcze szynku Andrzeja La
|skowskiiego j zastali tam ban
de wyrostk6w, zlozona 2 JuG-
usza Rittera, J6zefa Tliwskie-
go, J6zefa Oklasy, Antoniego
Zlobos kiego, Wiktora
Cinkowskiego j Filipa Okla
Isy. Zabrano Gala to bande ma
stacye policyjna, q obecny
tam jeszcze pan KossakoW-
ski poznal " Tliwskim j J6.
zefie Oklasie swych napa-
stink k6w. Jeden . bandyt6w
mia1 na sobie paltot doktora,
" kt6rego kiieszenia ach znaj-
dowaly sic jeszcze polisy.
,Pienied edzysii zegarka przy 10
trach ME znale ziono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

CHICAGO, W drukarnii
|Gazety Poiskiiej znalaA ma
tychmiastoWa sn1iert zecer
polski J6zef Czech. Stalo sic
to skut tkiem zlaczenia Epradu
.elek ektry cznego t6rym razo1s
ny zostal Czech.i na miej-
scu, bez mai jimmie jjszego okrzy-
ku, padl niezyWy. yypadek
ten wywo1al poploch rniedzy
.iinnymi zecerami, tory b.yli
.pewni, ze Snierc tutaj Jest.
lie ebna skutkiem praldu
elektry go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

scu, bez najmnie jszego okrz!y-
ku, padl niezywy. ypadek
ten Wywo1al poploch niedzy
innymi cerami, ktorzy byli y
pewni, ze smier6 tt1ta Jest
memo ebna skutkien pradu
|elektry ycz1tego.
NANTICOK +, Pa. Me-
|szczescie wielkie wydarzylo'
sic " zeszly wtorek " don1u
[p. Szczepana Il rnie czyk zan1.
pod III. 81 "a. Main IL. PAM
K'mieczyk, gdy maj jej po-
|szedl do pracy oprzatnaaw
sly " domu, poszla " po
Fdw6rze krowy doie, ostawia
lac diva dziieWczatka y domu
same, PAM Kmic zabaWi-
Ia moze 2 Is minut " pod
worzu, a gdy wr6cila do iz-
by, oczom jejj przedstaWl sic
.ogromny widok. Starsza Co
.reczka Marynia, byla praWie
ma wegiel spalona, ubranie
ca1kien spalone, no NH odszel
.aacze1y sic sukienki take pa
lii, lecz je " kr6tce ugaszo-
no. Zawolany lekarz, opatrzyl
rany m1odszej lecz starsza
c6reczka " POI godziny p6z
.niej, " okropnych boleSciach
Bogu duoha odd ddala.
Pow6d nieszczesc niewiia
donny, lecz prawdopod obnie
dzieci :zblizyly sic do pieca
Cd kt6rego sic sukienki "a
|je1y.
Pogrzeb Maryanny Kmie
czyk odbyl sic logo Grudnia
o godzinie 3ciejj po poludni,l
. kosciola sw. StanislaEya,
przy Hcznym wsp6l udziale
kreWnych j znajomych
Przed dsieb biorca pogrzeboW
pan Strzalka zajaf sic pogrze,
bem.
CHICAGO 81. WaclaW
Wilczek udawal we wieziienil1
waryata ! uderzal gloWa q
Sciane zalozono mu kaftarz
ezpieczedstWa kied do
tektyw Frank lex zaczai|| Il
przemawiae do iego rozsadku
i sumiienia lczek ,rzyznaI
sic pred MIN Do zzonob6 6jstwa
|Opowiada y SVEN zeslaaiu,
ze wrasajac polud dnie do
|domu, zastal = one & piWIlicy
Ia pod lodze, pija ma 4 nie ~
|tomna Poe hwy !. Vlo-
[sy uderzal lei 3 ,odioga
kopal "a
[stepnie 3. mi niu obiad
[tynczaseIIl naefosz B
zekoaalk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

RzY bggo gr,adaaia.
.Wczoraj odbyly sic " amery-
kahskiem kolegium popisy j
tym razem szczeg6lnie wiele
student6w z Ameryki otrzy-
malo odznaczenia. Nagrody
miedzy innymi pozyskali p.
Fitzmaurice j. Wolfe 2 Du-
buque, Ia, 2. Schaeffel 2
Milwaukee (medale "a teolo-
gle prawo kononiczne); S.
Cullen z Cleveland F. Prize
schoff Z Cincinnati. Obecni
.byli rektorzy wszystkich ko,
.legii6w, a medale rozdaWal
Kardynaf Gotti, prefekt pro-
pagandy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
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PEIILADEIPI1 q Pa. rs,

PHILADELPHIA Pa. Ks
Monk kiewicz, Wiikary parafiiii'
.sw. Stanis lava na polud. stro-
ME niiasta, zko zanie emogl
ma chorobe nn6zgoWa. Leka-5
RE dokladaja wszelkich sta
ra6, BY chorego stan ktory
Jest bardzo grozny utrzyymac'
przy zyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

4. RZYM, lI''l'l 1890 ggrudnia.
.szczeg6ly ukladu 2 zakonanii
ma Filipinach ME nadeszlJy
jjeszcze do Rzymu, ale Wiado-
mosc 0 ugo 1zie WyWolala
poWszechne zadowol lenie. Po-
lWiiadaja, ze Ojciec sWiety, gdy
mu oniej donie siono, wyra-
I'll sic: Oto mi nnila gwiiazd-
koWa niiespodz dzianka 3uber-.
nator Taft j Arc ktlp Gu
i'd otrzymuja zeWszad ;gratu-
lacyjne telegramy "a to, &c
i'm sic udalo rozWiazad jedne
2: najjzaWilszych kWestyj na
Filipinach.
BERLIN 1890 grudnia.
Parma Rheinh zen, c6rka
niniistra finans6w barona
Rhein baben, Wczoraj zna;;do-
Wala sic " iebezpie eczeh hstWie
ziycia. Dostala sic pomied edzy
diva wagony elektry czne, ale
peWien angielski iinzynier O.
.kretowy, Henry Davidson 2
Newcastle ont Tyne rzucil sic
jjejj ma pomoc i WyrWaszyia>
iebezpie czenstw;t, sam 70
stal zabity przez jjeden q tram
.wajj6w. Parma Rheinba baben
wcale ME zostala uszko odzo-.
ma.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-15
EDITORIAL FILINGS.

A New York policeman has filed q Pc
tition in bankruptcy. Evidently he
didn't get a chance.-Cleveland Leader.
We sincerely hope our foreign friends
will not judge the merits of our former
heroes by their pictures on our postage
stamps.-Birmingham News.
When the battle ship Kansas is chris
tened it would be an act of gracious
courtesy to permit Carrie Nation to
smash the BOTTLE st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
If the spirit of Henry Ward Beecher
Is thinking about small change, those
who are in the flesh may be pardoned
for worrying about the rent.-Sioux
City Tribune.
Union musicians throughout the
country are to demand shorter hours,
and it is hoped that all young women
learning to play the piano will join the
acknowledgements Sentinel.
The Lexington (Mo) presbytery has
adopted a resolution c~ondemning foot
ball, baseball and basket ball. Pingpong
and golf are safe for q time, but they
may become sinful any minute.-Mil-
waukee Sentinel.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-15
Hats Are

Smaller and smaller grow the hats
until If the shrinkage continues at any
thing like the same rate noticeable for
the past three months it will be quite
possible to form some idea Of the real
size of a woman's head, especially as
the newest styles are really made with
some reference to the heads on which
they are to be worn. The turban with
turned up brim is more and more pop
ular all the time, and the only question
as to whether 1t will be in fashion dur
ing the summer will be regulated by
the material decided upon. For the
moment when the hat is not made of o
soft material the brim is faced with
some soft fabric, tulle, chiffon or
frayed silk, so that there shall not be
too harsh a line against the face, and
at the back the brim is short, so that
all the hair can be seen.-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-15
TRANSFERRING THE INMATES
Reform School Children From Plank.
ington Taken to the School
at Mandan. N. ID.

Tuesday morning Supt. J. W. Brown
and W. j. Ethoungtra and Miss Nav
Merritt passed through the city with
a crowd Of Young boys and girls who
are bound for the reform school To-
Gated at Mandan, N. d. There were
q boys and three girls in the crowd.
Ever since tile reform school was es-
tablished at Plankinton North Dako-
ia has sent incorligibles to this state
for keeping, as it was much cheaper
than to erect an institution for it,
self. Recently a similar institution
was erected at ManGan and it is now
ready for the children who have been
serving time in the South Dakota in
stitution. The boys and girls were
marched to the Omaha depot and
started on their journey at IL rs. In
conversation with Supt. Brown he
said that the matter Of keeping the
children in the South Dakota school
was becoming too expensive, and now
that the number has increased to
such a large extent the North Dakota
authorities finally prevailed on the
state to erect an institution.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-15
Street Gowns With Tuckn.

Unlike the gown for lounging or
house wear, the woman of fashion
nowadays is busy studying how to rem
der the lines of her dress for the street
or public as long as possible, says a
Paris fashion letter. Horizontal tucks
have entirely given way to tucks and
plaidngs that extend up and down. A
dress must cling as closely as possible
to the figure and yet be as billowy and
boufant as possible. The effect is not
difficult of reproduction. The lining is
made tight, and the diaphonous draper
les are mounted loosely.
Another requisite is that the cor
sages be broad and produce a rather
fat effect across the shoulders. This
style is a boon for a slender or narrow
chested woman, while it does not give
width to her stouter sister, but i'm
parts a certain dignity and stateliness
that are far from unbecoming.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-15
PLAYS AND

There is now a proposition for a ben
eft to Janauschek.
Lulu CHASER is touring the south in
Dolly Warden" and is reaping Il sue
cessful harvest.
j. Fl. Stoddard will soon appear in
Halifax, in which city he has not
played since 1856.
Miss Suzanne Sheldon has been en-.
gagged to support Charles Richman in
the Victor Mapes new play next sea-
son.
Robert billiard has a new play
called Number 973," written by him
self and Edwin Holland. 1t has proved
a big success.
The energetic and ambitious Mrs.
Brown Potter has secured from Louis
N. Parker a platform version of Girls.
tan und Isolde"
Beerbohm Tree will present "The
Darling Of the Gods' in London next
season. 1t will be played by MI. Tree
and a special company.
Harry Conor, Viola Carlstedt and
Stella Hammerstein have been en-.
gagged by George W. Lederer fol
Blanche Rings company.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-15
H HALL OF FAME.

General Lew Wallace has been asked
to get up a "Ben-Hur'' chariot race for
the Indiana state fair this fall.
John H. Benton has completed forty
years of continuous service in the
United States bureau Of pensions.
Mrs. Jennie Busineau of Lancaster,
Mass, has seen eight Of her fourteen
children die of old age. She is 1O5.
Frederick G. Howe of Cleveland has
declined a position in the Porto Rico
cabinet rendered to him by Governor
Hunt.
A third set of natural teeth has just
emerged from the gums of Nathan Bal
linger Of Newcastle. Ind. He is eighty
years old.
Lieutenant General Miles says that
the only way for soldiers to get good
beef is to buy the live stock and
butcher it themselves.
Joseph Downey, a Chicago contract.
or, has just returned from a tour
around the world, which he made at a
cost Of $4,000 to win a twenty dollar
! bet.
Miss Mary e. Prettyman, a type
writer engaged in copying records in
the patent Office at Washington, wrote
1850 words in six and a half hours
the other day. 1t is believed she is the
worlds champion.
Edward Rudolph Johnes, an author
ity on international law and counsel
for Venezuela in the boundary dispute
with England during President Cleve-
lands second administration, died re-
Gently in New York.
Prince Imra, younger brother Of the
sultan Of Sulu, has, at his W and his
fathers request, become the adopted
son of Colonel Owen j. Sweet of the
Twenty-eighth United States infantry.
The young prince is now in Boston
| with the colonel's family.
John Bells. who is nearly eighty
years old. has resigned as postmaster
at Kingwood, N. j., and has turned
over the office to William S. Carver,
who has been appointed to succeed
him. Mr.. Bells has held the Office for
forty-seven consecutive years.
Miss Laura Miriam Cornelius. a full
blood Oneida. who lives Oh an Indian
reserve in Wisconsin,, is making a book
Of the traditions and legends of her
tribe. She also contemplates a novel
dealing with the history of the Onei-
das and has made a grammar and a
dictionary of her native tongue.
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Don't Have to Paint Gasoline Cans

Pierre special.-A mistaken i'm
preston prevails as to the supposed
passing of a law by the state legisla-
tive session requiring gasoline cans
to be painted red. The bill only went
through the house and never became
law. Regardless of this many dealers
are requiring it's provisions to be car
ried out, and find it such a safeguard
that, regardless Of legislative action,
1t will be a law of custom in the state
at many places. While the law does
not require it the plan where tried
has proven such a convenience that
both dealers and customers are salts
fed with it and will continue it. Its
observance all over the state would
prevent any possibility Of putting
gasoline in kerosene cans.
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HEARD MARTHA i N
Andrews Opera Go. Gave a Good
Rendition Of this Popular Op-
III Tuesday Night.

There was avery good crowd at the
presentation of.-'Martha''- at the
opera house Tuesday evening when
the Ed. Andrews Opera Co. made it's
appearance in the city. The company
was small, there being but five people
appearing on the stage. For that
number, however, they present some
most excellent music. While Martha
has been presented here before its
beautiful music was none the less APP
preciated on this occasion and the
singing Of the principals gave salts
faction. Miss Andrews took the part
of Martha and acquitted herself in a
thoroughly artistic manner. and her
singing was remarked upon as being
Of a high class. Her singing of "The
Last Rose of Summer" brought forth
great applause, and with Mr.. Taylor
she gave an encore Mr.. Taylor, the
tenor in the part of Lionel, was all
that was expected Of him. He has
an excellent voice. 1t is strong, clear
and musical, his tones in the upper
register possessing rare sweetness. 1t
is not often that a western audience
has the pleasure Of listening to SO
good a singer..and his work was great
ly apprecite d. Miss-Clayton, in the
part Of Julia, made a good impression
on the audience. She has a fine con-
tralto voice that has a wide, range,
and her acting in conjunction makes
her work very acceptable. Mr.. An
drews, who is remembered particu-
larly for his work as Ko-Ko in the
Mikado, was appreciated for what he
had to do in the opera. The people
usually want to see Ed. Andrews in a
comedy character, something more
than there was tc the part in Martha.
Mr.. Hazelrigg acted in the capacity
as accompanist..and his work was of a
high class, though at times he was
a little too vigorous on the piano.
The performance gave much salts
faction to the patrons of the opera
and it is hoped the Andrews will come
this way with a larger company, al
though Mr.. Andrews looks at the
matter Of expense in carrying SO many
people with salaries to pay and per-
haps he a do better with a less
number Of people without %encroaching
too much on the musical part of the
opera.
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National Longevity.

OF European nations the Norwegian
and Swedish are the longest lived, the
Spaniards the shortest. According to
a foreign statistical return recently is
sued the average duration Of life IL
as follows: Sweden and Norway, Sc
years; England 10 years and 3 months;
Belgium, A years and II months;
Switzerland, Al years and 4 months;
France 43 years and 6 months; Aus
tria, 80 years and 8 months; Prussia
and Italy, SO years; Bavaria, SO years,
and Spain, 80 years and i months.
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H.appiHeSs.
opera.

Happiness? Sooth to say, it does not
exist, or, rather, destiny serves it out
to us in fractions, in small doses, no.
meopathically. Happiness is made up
Of halts. In the rough road stage of
life, SO long and yet SO short, there are
furtive moments when we sit down by
the wayside and would gladly stop
there, go no farther, sleep a little on
the good earth which will one day en-
brace us. And Immediately the march,
march. of Bossuet rings out and urges
us on. A halt? Why? Up and on,
quick; we must bark forward; life con-
tinues. We rise and take up our bur
den again. March! March!-Jules Cha.
retie.
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CYNiCISMS.

Lord. love us, how friends talk about
each other! Did you ever notice it? .
The Oftener a man marries the more
direct the route he takes to the point Of
proposing.
If you think you are doing right. it is
because you have not heard from all
your friends.
Using a compliment as a handle,
there are mighty few doors hat can't
be pried open.
A nan never realizes what a big hur-
ry he is in until he finds hat dinner is
not on the table.
Everything old fashioned seems to
come back In time except keeping the
Sabbath holy and wearing corkscrew
curls.-Atchison Globe.