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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19

-Chas. Cooley, the barber, has
closed his shop here and moved to
Duluth.
The Woman's club will meet
Thursday evening the 26th at 7:30
p. m. The meeting will be an open
one, each member being privileged
to invite a guest. Mrs. c. FL. Bax-
ter has kindly opened her home to
the club for the evening.
The stage line running from
Lancaster to Platteville will be dis
continued July LIST. On that date,
according to an advertisement
Uncle Sam has posted for bids, the
mail service will run from Lancas-
ter to Ellenboro only, and return.
The terminus is to be Ellenboro, the
mail leaving there at 10 a. M, ar
irving here at noon, leaving at 1
and arriving there at 2 p. m.
-Thos. Beam, an INDECENT chunk
of humanity residing in the fourth
ward, was arrested by Marshal
Budworth Monday on complaint
sworn out by his wife charging as
sault. He was brought before JUS
tice Wheeler and plead not guilty,
but evidence showed him to be a
periurer and he was fined SO and
costs, amounting to $3.50. Not
producing the coin he was given
sentence of Is days in county jail.
His wife is physical wreck and no
one but a fiend would treat her as
this lazy, brutal husband did.
Delinquent taxes in city of Lam
caster are nearly all paid in. The
tax books will be closed March 1st,
and those who have not yet obtained
receipts should do so without delay.
But little trouble was incurred In
collection of taxes. Messrs. M. Mil
Ter and VIM. Miller reluctantly paid
personal taxes under protest, claim
ing to be non-residents. Personal
property of Mrs. j. D. Griswold as
sessed at $4,000 is unpaid. Mrs.
Griswold has made affidavit to the
effect that all this has been turned
over to Dowie by her and that the
transaction occurred prior to May l,
1902.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19
PLIGHTED TROTHS.
Cupids Work of Week as Recorded at
County Clerk Griffis' Office.

JAS Carmody, Mt. Hope, Lizzie
Farris, Mt. Ida.
Braman Decker, Harriet Livens,
Lancaster.
Benjamin Edge, Ellenboro, Luella
Bevan, Lima.
Reuben Vannatta, Paris, Clara
Schuester, Harrison
Christ Shenk, Carrie Fischer, Lib
erty.
Matthias Adams, Turkey River,
Ia., Kate Harasche, Lancaster.
John Kaiser, Ora Salmon, Mus
coda.
Andrew Laufenberg, Mary Bausch,
Cassville.
Chas. Kopp, Jr., Dora Horn,
Platteville.
Jos. King, Bertha Sabins, Hickory
Grove.
Roy Campbell, Werley, Sada
Baer, Boscobel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19

Dustin Pierce has leased farm
near Bloomington to which he will
soon move.
Nick Twohig has leased the
Welsh saloon property at Potosi and
will move there next month.
Lester Boughton brought in the
results of a seasons trapping Satur-
day. The outfit included some
prime mink and muskrat skins and
Frank Calls purchased the crop.
Mrs. Ellen Wright died at Plat
teville Sunday morning aged IS
years. Deceased was grandmother
of Mrs. w. j. Brennan of this city
and Atty. and Mrs. Brennan were
in attendance at the funeral obse-
quies held yesterday at Platteville.
James Wright, her husband operat-
ed the first stage line in Grant
county and died about six years ago.
The couple were among Grant cOun-
tvs earliest settlers, locating here
in the '30's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
City Solons Hold Special Session Satur-
day Evening

Mayor Hassell called a special
meeting of the common council Sat-
urday evening for the purpose of
considering the question of naming
an extra night Waterman to be
stationed at the court house whose
duty it would be to guard the rec
Ords of the county in storage there,
as a precautionary measure against
fire and theft. The confscation OF
Crawford county records at Prairie
du Chen had set Lancaster people
to thinking and the fact that the
city is responsible to the county for
the records under agreement made
at time the new court house was
voted was point advanced by Of
fcials in favor of providing Gus
todian.
The question was discussed at
length. ALI the aldermen were
present and it was the unanimous
expression that the move was ex-
pedient. On motion of Alderman
Ray the matter was left to the Bus
mess committee.
Application of f. G. Burr for IL
cense to run billiard and pool
room in the building formerly occu-
pied by Dwight Chambers photo
graph gallery was read and on mo-
tiOn license was granted UPON paw
ment of the fee prescribed by ordi-
nance, $25 annually.
The Business committee at con-
ference Monday engaged Elmer
Garner to act as night Waterman at
the courthouse at a salary of $25
per month. He goes on duty at z
o. m. and remains on virgil till Z a.
m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19
Vogt and Galley Nuptials.

Between thirty and forty relatives
and friends assembled at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Galley, Feb. IL, 1903,
to witness the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Cora, to Geo. Vogt of Beetown.
At precisely IL o'clock, a. M, the
bridal pair took their places beneath
decoration of white ribbons and
vines They were attended by the sis
ter of the bride and brother of the
groom, the Rev. Schoenfeldt of Bloom
ington officiating. The bride was be-
comingly attired in gray wool dress
trimmed with white silk and applique.
and the groom in the conventional suit
of black. After the congratulations
were over the guests sat down to a
bountiful dinner of good things.
The day was lovely and If the old
saying "Happy is the bride whom the
sun shines on" be true she will indeed
be very happy. They received many
beautiful and valuable presents which
is evidence of the esteem in which they
are held by their many friends, who
wish them long, happy and prosper
Gus life. They will soon be living on
a farm on Blake's Prairie where they
will be pleased to receive their friends.
A GUEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19
RECORDS STOLEN.
Thief Purloins Valuable Data from Court
House at Prairie du Chen

Crawford county people in gener-
al and Prairie du Chen citizens in
particular are in excitement over
the theft of three volumes Of real
estate records from the register OF
deeds office vault in the court house
at Prairie du CHEN. The deed was
done on or about Jan. 9th or 10th
but those acquainted with the at
fair kept facts from the public
until few days ago when the mat
ter leaked out The missing books
are the Grantors and Grantees in
dexes and Volume % of Deeds. The
theft was perpetrated by some per-
son exceedingly familiar with the
premises and in possession OF keys
to the outer door as we'll as to the
doors of the vaults The pages Of
tie book we're cut completely from
the covers, and the covers left in
their respective places, in such a
manner that no one could suspicion
the absence of their contents.
On the inside of the cover of the
grantors' index is an affidavit made
by w. A. Vaughan when he was
Register, some time in the '7Os, GER
tifying that said book was a correct
copy of the Grantors' index. Upon
the discovery Of this affidavit search
was made and the original, from
which the stolen copy was made
was found under many layers of
dust atop the vaults. When new
copy of the Grantors' index is made
it will be comparatively easy to
draw therefrom a Grantees index,
SO that the real loss is Vol. % of
Deeds, containing record of deeds
made between 1860 and 1870. The
only way in which property owners
are likely to be affected is in cases
where deeds recorded in Vol. %
have been lost and question arises
as to title to property.
The county board has offered a
reward of $500 for apprehension
and conviction of the theft. Pink
erton detectives are on the case.
Each vault in the court house has
two sets of keys and one of the sets
belonging to the Registers office
disappeared from a drawer in his
office about four years ago and no
trace of them has been found since
and it is supposed that the thief who
took those keys is the same person
who entered the Office and took
away the records, as the ring had
attached a key to the Office door
also.
No possible motive for the theft
of these books which would be OF
untold value to the county if they
were the only set-can be assigned
as they would be Of absolutely no use
to any person in that or any other
county, except in the recorders
office. The books were not carried
away during the day as they
would probably weigh so or so
pounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19

-Messrs L. A. Bier and III. Fl.
Sutton of Bagley were county seat
visitors Monday.
The Junior Endeavorers will
have homemade candies on sale at
the social Saturday evening.
Martin Jewell will be the ten
ant on the Henry Irish farm this
season, owned by Hatch Bros.
Remember the social to be Civ
en- in the Congregational church
parlors Saturday evening. ALI are
invited.
Rev. John Hardcastle of Miner
al Point will occupy the Congrega-
tional pulpit morning and evening
Sunday.
Fred Burr opens his billiard
and pool room in the Chambers
building tonight. Everything new
and first-class. Drop in.
Ira Murphy has purchased a
fine Percheron stallion from Ohio
importers. The animal weighs g.
900 pounds and is one of the best of
his kind.
Miss Edith Mick, after an ex-
tended visit of eight months at the
home Of her uncle, Dan Price, de-
parted for her home in Philipsburg,
New Jersey, Tuesday morning.
The Providence M. E. church
people will erect a new edifce near
the Dodge cemetery or school house.
This was definitely settled at a meet
ing of the members Thursday OF
last week. The new structure will
cost between $4,000 and 50, 500 and
will be built about 81 miles from
Bloomington.
The Christian Endeavor society
of the Congregational church invite
their friends to a free social to be
given by them Saturday evening OF
this week in the church parlors.
Come and enjoy an evening with
the Endeavorers who are putting
forth every effort to make it sue
cess socially.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19
Livingston Notes.

The Free Methodists are holding pro-
tracted meetings. Miss Perry and Mr..
Rapper of Meringo, Ill, are assisting
in the meetings.
w. HI. Howdle of Hurley, S. D., a
former resident of this village, is re-
newing old acquaintance here.
A new switch board has been placed
in the Farmers telephone exchange.
It was made by Bert Dixon.
Dona Iverson and Bessie Livingston
spent Saturday in Montfort.
There will be dance at the opera
house Friday evening, Feb. 10. The
Dubuque Harp orchestra will furnish
the music.
&C. Dixon of Rewey spent Tuesday
with his brother Bert and family.
Misses Gertie Smith, Marie Laid and
Amy Cushman of Rewey were the
guests of Gertrude Weber over Sun
day.
Jas. Andrew of Hurley, S. D., is Wis
iting relatives here.
The Spinsters' convention given by
the ladies of the Rebeccah lodge Sat
urday evening was success. The
door receipts were 1874 60 which will be
deposited in the treasury of the lodge.
The Campbell-Henderson Comedy
Co. played here Monday and Tuesday
nights. 1t was good entertainment
and drew a fair crowd considering the
cold weather.
George Chamley spent Monday and
Tuesday with Mineral Point relatives.
Miss Roxy Allen is confined to her
home with tonsilitus.
Mrs. Stephens of Platteville is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Orrin Laughton was called to
Platteville last week by the serious ill
ness of her mother, Mrs. Waters.
Messrs. Otto Cenfeld and Deatte
Fure of Rigsby visited at the Runkle
home Sunday.
Jack Allen died Tuesday morning at
the home of his son Richard near New
California.
The question of High school or no
High school was laid before the voters
of Clifton township Tuesday. 1888
votes we're cast, 1877 in favor Of and 146
against. CRICKET.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19

The fund is for the benefit of the
fire department and represents 2per
cent. of risks renewed during the
past year within the fire limits of
the city.
Editor Will M. Rindlaub was up
from Platteville last Thursday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19
Badger Club Dance.

Next Friday evening Lancaster's
new club will give musical pro-
gram and dance at the City opera
house, assisted by some of our best
local talent. This program will
commence promptly at eight, after
which the floor will be cleared and
the dance will begin. Music will be
furnished by the Badger orchestra.
The program that will be rem
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19
Fire Tax Statement.

Agents for the various fire insur-
ance companies doing business in
city of Lancaster, have returned to
City Treasurer Woodhouse the an
nual fire tax for the year 1902 as
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19

L. A. Groom was up from Cass-
vile Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-02-19

-Chas. Cooley, the barber, has
closed his shop here and moved to
Duluth.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
[ProcesJ Jennie HarronnoWsj
EPlever obwiiniioneii 0 otrncie
swego, ,zostal zakon nczony
u1ieWiiinnieniiem obWini onej.
Process jej { rozpo ezaI Die v po
MED dlalek /, IS Pazd1ziernika.
Poczem przeslu chano SWiad-Z
|k6w 2 obu stron i " kefeu
po wys}uc uchaniu oska1zenia
prokuratora' obronie adwo-
kat6w pani Harrounowejj,
sprawe lei oddano jjurom ".
zeszly piatek Q godzinie pol
do Sci po poludniu. W ze-
sz}a sobote Q 2ej po po1udniu=
Jury" zjawili sic pred se-
diego j chairman ich Oswald
cyl, re jury na jednoglosn
wyrok zgodzic sic ME 1noze,
trzech bowiem bylo innego
zdania, a dziewieciu innego.
|Sedzia wys1uchawszy spra-
wozdania chairmana jur6w,
oswiadczyl mu, re jur6w zwo-
lnic ME moze j re sadzi, zef
Jury " kohcu beda mogli sic
ujednac. Jury vice znowu
rozpoczeli zastanawiac sic mad
Fpowierzona i'm sprawaiW koh-
Gu doszli do porozumienia. w
sobote wieczorem okolo godz.
lei jury Oswald dczyi, Il 50 go-
towi do wydania wyroku.
Wkr6tce potem ziawil sic
sedzia Hastings, adRokaci,
pani Harrounowa j znaczna
liczba os6b Gle ekawych. Sedzia
Hastings przyja1 Cd chairma-
na ,,jur6W ich wyrok kt6ry
|brzmial: ze ,,Jenie Harroun
Jest niewinna' Z Sprawa sic M
tenn ko6czyla j PAM Har
roun sale sadowa opu5cila,
Wolna j swob odna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

" czasie, kt6ry uznam q sto:'
sol,w,ny Rozpo s. dzii1em re'
wizya ksiiazek paraf:iaBl1nyc'hl f: II i
ME dlatego, Jake ! obym zlJy17wiii]] VI q
|jaka nieufnosc do waazego
prob boszcza, lecz BY bye spra-
wied diwym ola Wszystkich."
Nastepniie Ks. Biskup. od-
czytal czlonk6w nowego ko-
mitetu.
Pc naboze6stwiie nowy ko-
mitet odbyl dluzsza narode z
Is. Biskupem, kt6ry udzieli]
sWoiich wskaz6wek.
Taxi przeb ebieg tel sprawy
|niewymownie bolesnej. Spra.
wawstretna Wobec nietylko
[calej Polonii Amerykahsk skiejj.
ale Wobec obcych; bolesna
mad wyraz dla ks: iskupa!
tudziez d1a sedziiWego probo:
SEGA parafii Is. Gut toWsk kiego,
kt6ry przez cwierc wieku
przeszlo pracuje tel parafii,
bolesna Ola ksiedza asystenta
q takze ola tych, co go znie-
Wazyi, ociaga samym fax
tenn e1komunike.
Oby sprawa ia juz sic "a
kofczyla, oby miloSc wstapi-
Ia w serca wzburzone j aby
q, 60 stall sic spraw'c.,almi 9 Wv Y:
wiel hI.ego, Y ai1rusze
wr6 6cili IA droge popraWy
'pokuty j zagoM rany. .1ll tak bar
do bo1aoe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

NANTICOKE, Pa. We VITO
rex rano miasto nasze zaalar-
mowane zostalo wiado o6cia,
Il " nocy 2 ponied edzialku na
wtorek dokonano W urzedzie
pocztowym 6mialej kradziezy
Il wlamaniem. Zlodzieje wy.
wazylii ciezkiie sdrzwi wcho.
dove a, dobrawszy sic do ka.
81, zabraG znaczk6w poetic.
wych "a sumo $25O0. j " go
|t6wce $4,000. Poczmistrz Po.
well zawiadonil bezzw1ocznie
O calem zajsciu generalnegc
ihspektora poczt Hugh'a Cor.
man, kt6ry przybyl na miej-
see i zbadal dok1adnie spra-
we.Na slad zlodzieja dotych-
czas ME natrafiono.
Wczoraj pod os1ona pa
tryotyzmu, odbyl sic ma mia.
steczko nasze najazd Xix
Hodurowskiej.
Podobno re " Nantico.
ke brak sic uczuc dale pra'
wdziwych patryot6w, i dzif
juz dla pod niesiienia ducha pa
tryotyzmu trzeba sproWadzat
matadorow az ze Scranton:
Plymouth j t. d.
Gzy to moze ebne?
Ostatni koncert j bal
Kapei polskiejj udal sic zna-
komicie. Zw1aszcza wystep
|pp.S .Suwals skiego j syna zaslu.
|guje na zeg6 6lnienie. 70
samo Kapela trzyma sic dziel-
ME.
Dziarski Ch6r braci de
|Reszke znowu owiada
wkr6tce odegranie komedy dyjki
Stary piechur j syn isgo hu-
.zar. BraWol
e)s ANGELO ie-
meek state lkayiia przy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
'.|R|::joll '.|R|::j Is!
W!l'InO'llnlla, , Mimi, I Il i ] I,

10 ia ~ 81 }odzi 6mierte elniie cho- 8.
Irego pierwszego oficera i u. !.
mi eszczono 60 v szpitalu. Ma I
:statku zas skuty " kajdanach
.znajd jduie sic maitek szyjjacy
Eagle poniewaz spowodow
.smierc trzech. innych mai
Etk6w.
Statek wyjechal 2 Amsterda-
|mu 2 ladunkienn SYN zelaz-.
|nych j cementu pred l43.
dniami. Ma Wysokosci ,.Kap.
Horn 2 zacza1 strasznie pic 6w
Emajtek j sklonil trzech swo-
[ich kolegoW do czynienia te-
go ssamego. Popici =wszczei
wake, W trakcie, kt6rej wy
|trzepai ,,zeglarza" z zemsty
Ezaprosil ich, ably skoszt ztowai
|innej nw6dki", jaka ,potaiem-
ME na okret przyniosl i kaz-
|dy 2 nich, osluszny wezWa-
niu, pociagnal porzadnie 2
|beczki, W kt6rej znajd doWal
sic kwas karbo olowy. ) Ola
fbiednych ofiar zemsty ME
,bylo ratunku. Wszyscyum umar-
il strasznych bole5ciach,
furatowal sic tylko officer, kt6-
~ = zlakomstwa r6wniez 2, be-
.czh /. pociagna1 zab6jczego ply
Enu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
naf.o stanie swych koloniii,
kt6re pod obno Cd peWnego
czasu duzo pahstwo kosztuja
"a malo przynosza.

$. gs - ~ "a tzr. -
WASHINGTON, ~ listop.
z dobrego zr6dla donosza, ze
zaraz. po ratyfi ikoWaniu ukladu
.kanalowego try pulki wojj-
ska zwiazko kowego zostana wy
s}ane do edzymo ora, aby
ME dopuScic do zamachu.
Columbii. P,llki te majja obsa-
dzic Colon. 4 i Paname, .iakotez
wyspy, kt6re wedle ukladu
oddane sa pod kontrole Sta
now Zjedno zonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
.NOWINY
TELEGR FICZ'NE.
A:6ks
7,x.v

RZYM. ~ listop Z,nany mi
syonarz biskup Amer kltory
dlugie lata stall ma czele kalto-
lickich misyi " Chinach, q
kt6ry znienawid dzony byl prz'et,z' e,
protestant6w rozstal siez tym
Swiatem. u. ... S. B zs.: :.s. \ \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
Winona Mimi, dIlia7 s dIll,nia 1908 Ioku.
Gsrna n

|prowadzic 6ledztwo " spra
vie smierci ksiezniczki he's
kiej j oby carowej. I,eka
RE orzekli, 70 ksiezniczka
:umarla ma zatrlcie krWi,
spowodo dowane przez 'ptomai-.
ne trucizne znaid dujaca siie
v nie6wiezych ostrygaeh. t1s
trzYmujje sic poglo ska, e po-
dano ma st6l carski potraWe
zaprawiona trYchnina. Ksiszz
niczka otrula sic, carowa jest
chora po spozyciu malej poI4
Cyl potrawy. Car Jest . .,zdr6W,
.poniewIa'z wstrz,,ymal sic cal
ksiem Cd jedzenia zatrutej po-
traWy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

PETERSBURG, q. listop.
Rzad rosyjski uko6czy} wy
miar novel linii kolejowej z
Kiachty, " Syberyi, do Peki-
nu, stolicy Chin, a budowa
rozpocznie sic " najblizszym
czasie. Dlugosc linii wyno-
81 przesz}o tysiac mil. Bedzie
to najprostsza droga do Pc
kinu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
OMAHA lIah iatn

OMAHA, 1-lE7 NNeb. \ D listopa-
da. Pozar zniszczyI i tu hur-
towny sklad wiik ktual6 l6W spo-
ziywczych, nalezacy do firmy
Allen Bros. Podczas gaszenia
ognia, zalamala sic odloga,
9 znajd dujacy sic wewnatrz
budynku strazacy, spadli do
|piWnicy, gdzie splo loneli. Cite
- osoby paddy ofiara poWo-
lania.
)pr6cz pie opietroWego
bud dynkQ braci llen, ogie6
zniis!zczyl lls aoiif[ies
Storage koln ni . Strat 81 po-
'Idaj -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03


i RFZYM, B G q 80. liistop. Ogrorn-
ne W''ichry nawied dzily prawie
|cale W1oc ~, wyrzadzsjac
Ewiele szkody. Neapol stoi pod
.Woda, 9 " Turyniie IN edyo-
Ilanie pada 6nieg.
Madryt, 80. listop. pol.
nocnych prowinc zach iHliszpa
Mi szalejja wiielkiie burze. Mad
! ,wybrzezem zach dniem =zato-
.nelo wiele lodzi laokiioh S S
Berlin J, 80. listopada. We
dug dotad mad eszlych ra-
.port6w, podczas zeszlo tygo-
niowei bury IA nnorzu POI
!nocnen1, zaginelolI $ przesz1o! 100
lndzi. Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
wv n LSK1CH
aIERYC,E.
Al ~ - q.

" A1IERYCE.
= 2 e
DETROI Mich. Ma tenn
lllmieiscu| many poruszyc spra-
Te tax; bolesna tax boil esna
Itslk lIll przykra, tax wstretna,
Ibezbozna j barbarzynska, ze
Saiste pi6ro wzdryga sic do
naf ftego wyia kowego pred
miotn.
Zeszlej niedziei tydzied
linal Cd zaj6c W ko5ciele 5W.
|Kazimiierza. Znane one sa
(piestety nazbyt d dobrze, aby
tmy je potrzeb bowai kre6i6
) szczegoiacn .! 5 40 czego ma.
ploIo oomoW11opy . nam.
siuszens.Wa' S'eo l1esc: hli- :.
ko1,''e'oMycn para'lal-
~, pD,aa.os;o =; w -; = 81
Ia, przyczem ksiadz asy-
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mozes sza6lepienia. I tego bru-.
talstwa. zniiewaze,,ia sukni
kap}a1skieii j profanacyi ko-.
kcio}a dopukcili sic opieku-
:naw;a. :, tapn 9xokcio}al
J.
hosclof l,lzez Guy syuz'en.
] .Dyi zankn1ety ! uoplslo = so7
cote, frzeW1el. ,s''l .ks..'1emyscy, ],
Wlkary generamy resakro-
Wal sprofanloewana le''''a sw1a9ynle. J.
DoP1ero zesz1el n!eazlen oo-;
.oyio sle y zamRnletel Przez
ItydAen sWla9ynl. uIoczysee na
bozehstwo odprawlone przez 9: :.
|sedzlwego proboszcza parafn
rs. dutoWsklego " asystency1
prob. ks. jana Muelera:
Ma nabozenstwo zlechai
Najprzew. rs. Blskup Foley,
kt6rego parafianie czcla mai
g1ebsza uroczyscle WproWga-
dill do koscio}a.
Ksiadz Biskup " szatach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

RZYM 2, ! N % listop. Hardy
r,al Gotti, prefekt propagan-
dy, zgodnie : pol ceniem
kongregaoyi przed} d}ozyl Ojcu'
swietemu mianowanie KS.
Biskupa Messmer 2 Green
Bay, Wis, Arcybi sk,upem v
Milwaukee, j papiez zatwier-
dill to Miano nowaniie Biskupa
dla dyeoezyi 90 olumbus %,
nsstapis dopiero " sty yczni,1.
3 y: P''szl'E'I 4 I & q, istop. w
81 Pr ].
dzis, 4 krl6l \
aby NO ocznill ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

BELGRAD, % listop. Pc
wien przedsieb biorczy amery-
kanin przybyl tu pred nie-
dawnym czasem j staral sic
0 pozyskanie mebli : .sypial-
nj zamordo dowanego kr6la
bskiego ] zony jjego Dragi.
Sprytny amerykanim ofiaro-
wal "a ME 800 900 frank6w
lecz Rad serbskis propozycyii
ME przyjal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

WszYNGTON 5 ! 7 ! 80 listop.
RAPPORT podse etarza poczt v
sprawie naduzyc na czcie
zostanie ogloszony puhictznie
wraz = redziem zdenta
zapowiadaiscem, g gl6Wnii
oskarzeni, yner, MlLaachem e
Beavers zostana oddani pod
sad. Prezydent zwraca uwage
v I 7'swietm 'S,ioredziu, 70 wzgledy
patryine ida na box wobee
faktu naduzywania zaufaniia
wymagah, azeby tacy urzed-
nicy, kt6rzy sierra korrup-
eye, zamiast jejj przeciwdzia-
lat, otrzymali zasluzona kare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

CHICAGO Strajk garbarzy,
ztrwajacy cd trzech tygodni,
spowodowal rozlew krwi pol
skiejj.
J6zef Paliszewski, i Antoni
Szyma6ski, zg}osili sic do "a
rzacu Chicago Tannery, .ofia-
rowali mu swe us1ugi. Ia O.
kolicznosc roznamietnila strrj-
kier6w, rzuoiG sic ma J, sea
bow" tlumnie j przyparli ich
do muru pod usztoWaniem
g6rnaj kolei. wliszewski,
Szymahski, broniac sic zabili
2 fewolwer6w dw6ch straii.
kier6w, a. szyma6sk kiego ! N.
Callaghan.