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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1904-03-31
,nf,smmstory rheumatism Cured.

William ShaHe, brakeman Of Dennisoni
Ohio. was confined to his bed for several
weeks with infiammatory rheumatism. 81
used many medicines" he says. "FinallJ
l sent to McCaw's drug store for bottle oi
Chamberlain Pain Balm, at which time
was unable to u<e hand or foot, and in one
weeks time was able to 90 to work as hap
nv as a clam" For sale by Pope Drug
Company.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1904-03-31
The draded school Reading Club

The Graded School Reading Club
was very pleasantly entertained by
Master Harry and Miss Genevieve
Fuller at the residence of Mrs. j.
Cronin, March nth. A very in
teresting program was prepared,
but the inclement weather prevent
ed a full attendance of the Club,
and only part of the following pro-
gram was rendered
Reading by Miss Hettie Varnado.
Instrumental music by Miss Ge-
ME French.
Reading by Master Neil Smith.
Recitation by Miss Hattie Beard.
The Flower Song by Miss Alma
Mccay, piano; Misses Genie French
and Nettie Levy, violin Master
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1904-03-31

Persons should be prohibited
from leaving teams unhitched on
the streets. There have been a
number of runaway lately, some OF
which resulted in damage to We
hicles and horses by frightened
teams. There Is too much danger
of loss of life to permit this careless
custom.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1904-03-31

Gas - 7E -.
80 a The Kind You Hare klHays BQqght
's;;;'' : are N<HZzN
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1904-03-31
The LATEST BELTS

will please you, If you will see what we are Of
fering for Easter wear. We purchase direct from
the maker and serve you with the newest styles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06
A. MAN HUNT
Special Officers Looking
for Murderer.

Huntington, w. Va, May About
twenty special officers, all armed with
Winchester rifles and revolvers, left
here today for Big Creek in Logan
county, this state. to arrest John
Owens, the desperate, who shot and
killed r. Fl. Crockett, the Chesapeake
and Ohio special officer on an excur-
sion from this city on Monday night
last.
The party is in charge Of Harrison
Ash, one of the best known detectives
in this part of the state and who is a
dead shot. 1t is feared that general
battle will result as Owens is hiding
in the mountains and has gathered
about him a number Of other des-
peradoes.
1t is thought that the murderer
never will be taken alive.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06

riage to Banker Wilson, he said that
he had gone into the bank to borrow
some money from a friend. He had
seen President Wilson instead and
had borrowed $14 or SIS from him, he
did not remember which.
He was quite sure, however, that
the money was not in any sense pay
ment for the story
This concluded the examination and
the committee adjourned subject to
the call of the chairman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06
DISGUST
EXPRESSED IN THE SMOOT
INQUIRY
CANNON BAD WITNESS
Plural Marriage Under
Queer Circumstances.

Washington, d. c., May 2.-The SEN
ate committee on privileges and elec-
tions, when it resumed its hearing in
the Smoot inquiry this afternoon had
preme disgust over the declaration
made during the morning by its wit
nesses, A. M. Cannon, jr., self-con-
fessed Mormon in bad standing, that
he had lied In Salt Lake City re-
Gently when he had openly charged
that he had witnessed plural mar
riage performed by President Smith.
The entire afternoon was consumed
by cross-examination conducted by At
torney Worthington, regarding the
Hamlin marriage. He said in response
to questions that there were hundreds
of witnesses In Utah who could have
testified to the fact that he, the wit
ness, was in Salt Lake during the
summer of 1896 when the marriage is
alleged to have taken place in Cal
ifornia. If Attorney Critchlow OF
Banker Wilson had cared to investi-
gate the story the witness had told
while on a spree about Witnessing the
plural marriage between A. M. Can
non, his cousin and Lillian Hamlin in
a boat off Catalina Island, Cal, by
President Smith of the Mormon
church in 1896, they could have
found out that it was a fake, he de-
clared. Whether they had made any
Inn s,.xr ~ hn Ifl nj Tho
witness was then questioned about
his visit to Senator Shoots commit
tee room this morning. He declared
that the meeting between himself and
Smoot was entirely accidental and
without pre-arrangement. The sena-
tors private secretary was present
and Mr.. Richards, attorney for the
Mormon church, came in later. No
one of them had made any sugges-
tions to him regarding his testimony
or had attempted to influence him in
any way. The witness admitted that
it was frequent thing for him to go
off on sprees and on such occasions
to tell cock and bull" stories. He
had no special reason for desiring to
come to Washington.
"Then why did you want Lynch,
your brother-in-law to come with
your"
well, felt that | needed guar
dian"
Asked about his feelings toward
President Smith, the witness said that
he had nothing special against him
except of a personal nature"
Pressed as to what he meant, he
said: 1T may not have been any of
my business whom he appointed as
apostles and to other Offices, but
felt he was giving us too much Smith"
Returning to the subject Oh Lilliar
Hamlin, Chairman Burrows ELECTED
the fact that her child was now about
six or seven years old. She has been
school teacher at Provo since Alb
raham Cannon's death. She was pres.
ent as a mourner at Abraham's funer-
al. The witness believed that she
was then Abraham's wife, although
he did not know it of his own knowl-
edge.
Asked as to how he came to tell
the bogus story of the Hamlin mar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06
TOWN BURNING
Republic, Mich, Nearly
DESTROYED.

Republic. Mich, May 4.-The great
er part of the business district OF
this town was wiped out by fire
which started this afternoon in the
Finnish Cooperative store. The bust
ness blocks owned by the Cooperative
society, Munson and Patterson, ]. o.
Utberg and the Republic Store COM
pany and the residences of Or. 70. e.
Lamb and J. o. Utberg, also the
South Shore depot and several houses
all were wiped out.
Fire is still burning tonight at II
o'clock with indications that it will
reach the remaining business houses.
Ispheming sent a steamer and firemen
to aid. The loss at present is 100000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06
MAYOR AMES
Declares He Was Kept
Drunk

st. Paul, Mimi, May 4.-Former
Mayor Ames In his coming trial will
attempt to prove conspiracy be-
tween Irwin A. Gardner, Thos. R.
Brown and others to gather in the
graft" and lay the blame upon him.
TIL former mayor will contend that
he was kept drunk and under the in
duence of some drug to make possible
the Vaccinations of the ring"
At the last trial 1t was admitted
that the defendant was for time al
most continually under the influence
of liquor and it was argued that his
mind became affected thereby.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06
Birthday Party.
Seller Of all solid leather
Boys Shoes.

A birthday party was held yester-
day in honor of Miss Dorothy Joliat
ut the home of her parents on East
Lake street The guests, who were
friends and playmates of the young
hostess, were charmingly entertained
from to o'clock. Music and games
Of various sorts passed the time away
and refreshments were served.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06
EyT0RT|0N
Injuries Attendance at St.
Louis,

Washington, d. c., May 4.-Forner
Senator T. H. Carter, chairman OF the
government board Of the st. Louis
exposition, called on the president to-
day. He declared that the extortion
practiced at present by the st. Louis
hotels would seriously injure the at
tendance. He says a rate OF $40 a
day without meals is the prevailing
price at many hostelries. He is Sc
we're in his criticism but feels conf
dent that a month will teach grasp
ing landlors that they have over
stepped themselves.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06
See Rose for fine oxfords.
kina and Queen Leave Dublin.

Dublin, May 5.-King Edward and
Queen Alexandra went on board the
royal yacht last night and sailed early
this morning for Holyhead. Great
crowds at the pier gave them an en-
thusiastic farewell. The harbor was
last night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06

cident in which man had his legs
cut on. She seem to be agitated and
fearful. It afterwards developed that
her own husband had sent word home
that he had had ieg cut of, but gave
no particulars as to when or how. He
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06

afterwards went home and laughed. at
her for being frightened. The general
opinion around headquarters was that
the fellow should be behind the bars
or have leg or two cut OF pretty
close behind the ears.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06
CANTON MAN FOOLED WIFE

BY Reporting That He Had Lost a.
Leg-Husband's Freak.
A woman called up police headquar-
ters last night and asked the turnkey
II he had heard anything Of an ac-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06
FIERCE FIGHTING
Between Turks and Mac.
edonians.

Vienna, May 5.-A dispatch received
from Sofia states that fierce battle
has taken place at Tikoesh. Macedonia
in which both the Turkish troops and
the Macedonian insurgents lost very
heavily. N
Among the killed is said is said to be
Luka Ivanhoff, the famous Macedonian
chieftan.
This is about the fiitieth time that
Ivanhoff has been reported to have
been killed but like Boris Sarafoff he
seems to bear charmed life and af-
ter being given up for dead, reap
pears at some other point with a well
armed following
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-06

We do fine shoe repairing. Rose.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

LO!NDYN, 24go wrzesnia.
- General lejtnant Nichol-
son, przydzielony do sztabu
japo6skiego, powr6cii chory
do Toxic. Uwaza zajecie Lao
jang przez Japo6czyk6w "a
wielkie ich zwycieztwo. Mie-
dzy za}oga W Port Arturze
panuje cholera. w odlegfo6ci
go mil cd Liaoiang stoczono
bitwe. Rosyanie cofneli sic na
p6lnoc, Me sprawdza sic po-
gloska iakoby eskadra VIA
dywostocka zamierzala odply-
mac 2 portu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

%. MANILA 24go wrzeSnia.
Augustyni na Filjpinach zga.
dzaja sic ma warunek umowY,
zawartej przez delegate apo
stolskiego Guidi j gubernator
Tafta. Warunek " movie be-
dacy opiewa}, 70 pieniadze "a
majatki poklasztorne maja
zostac ma Filipinach. Augu-
styni zadaja, azeby wreczono
i'm czeki, platne " Londynie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29
ADREs WHRUSA: Wiarus, 329 3rd Str Winona, MINI.

| =
Jan Rybak zann. pod nr.
|22 De Wine ul., schod lac w
zesz}y piatek " nocy Q tran1-
IWaju ma narozniku Bro adWay.
j Tod ul., zostal mocno po-
turbowany przez tramwaj,
kt6ry nadbiegl 2 przeciwnej
:strony. Rybak mice edzy innemi
ma zlamana noge. Zyciu jego
ME zagraza jednak zadne
ME bekpie czefstwo.
Stefan Kuto tolski, ,,salonista
. pod ur. 288 Atlantic ul.,
zostal " ubiegly ponied dzialek
skazany " sadzie policyjnym
ma $25 grzywny i koszta, "a
sprzedanie piwa i w6dki W
niedziele. Sedzia Seller "a
suspedowal jednak ten wy
rok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE.

PETERSBURG, 24go wrze5-
MIA. : Japohczycy ytezzaja
wszystkie silly, azeby zdobyc
Port Artur, Ostrzeliwanie od-
. bywa sic obecnie z trzech
stron. Gala flota admirala To-
go bierze udzia1 W bombar-
dowan;u. Rosyanie bronia sic
rozpaczliwie. Komendant Sto-
essel biega cd fortu do fortu
i zagrzewa ducha oblezonych
Gale bataliony Japohczyk6w
wylatuja W powietrze wysa-
dzone minami dynamitowemi,
lecz nieprzyjaciel uwzia} sic,
azeby twierdze zdobyc j nie-
watpliwie dopnie celu. Gala
forteca jest wystawiona na.
tax gwaltowny ogie6, ty]l,e
granat6w peka " powietrzu j
rozpryskuje sic ma wsze stro-
ny, re zolnierze rosyjscy gra.
du kul dlugo wytrzymac nie
zdolaja, Panuje tn przekona-
ME, re W Port Arturze roz-
grywa sic ostatni akt strasz-.
nego dramatu. Japohcaycy.
zdobeda ruiny i zgliszcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

y ~ - sts.sF
PETERSBURG, "a wrze6-
MIA. Urzedowy rapport do dnia
dzisie ejszego Wyklazuje ze= v
bitwie pod aojang zostalo
zabitych i rannyych 465 Off
cer6w rosyisk.iilch miedzy ] kt6s'
remii znajd dowalo sic szesciu
general6w j 50 polnyoh ofi-
5cer6w. O6md dziesiec eciu ofice-
row zostalo abitych, 372
rannych . trzynastu zginelo
bez 6ladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

W ASZYNGH IN rs Wrze-
ssnia. zlonkowie miedzy-
.narodo dowego, kongresup przyby-
lido Waszyngtonu odWiedzili
|prezydenta Roos evelta j pro-
|sil 90 azeby naklonil mo-
Ecarstwa do zwo olaniia drugie-
no zjazdust .bunalu haskie
|go. re.yd dent pr yrzie.Hl ia q
zynic g tiola 1nocar.
(sItl d. tego l1a lopie klor1
@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

AMIGO, Wis. Stephen
Dangs skapiec, kt6ry miesz-
kali samotnie W budzie ma far
mie cztery mile Cd miasta
zostal wczoraj zamordo dowany
j cialo jego wraz : buda spa
lono. Morde dercy zabrali okolo
100, 900 dolar6w, kt6re mia1
W zlocie. Policya ME ma ma
dziei odszukania sprawc6w.
Dangs ME wierzyl bankom
|tylko pieniadze trzyma1 Y
|skrzynce pod l6zkiem. Jakim
sposob obenr dowied dzieli sic ra-
busie . pieniadz zach trudno
|orzec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

TOXIC, 26 wrze6nia. Gabi-
net japofti|sIkI:i| Al 4! b!yl !! + przez ostat-
ME odnie zajjetty. przygoto-5
wywaniiem zdo yyvaniem
] fundussp 'voij nnego, ktlory-
sby starczyIll = adzsnie
oiny nastf oaly roks, 4
sll'|| l,ors
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29
MEL.ROS lass,


MELROS Mass, Woz-
MICA " uslugach kompaniiiI
.ekspresowej zgubil skrzynke|
dynamitu wazacego 60 inn
tow. Kiedy spostrzegl zgube,
zawr6cil, azeby akrzynke Cd
nalezc, tymc czasem najechal
M MIA tramWaj nastapila
straszna eksp1o 1ozya Wagon
roztrzaskal sic " kaWslk s.
.os6b zostalo zab abitych kilka
ami elnie, = Is ciiezko
Iniionych NJ odle o6t csvier6
mill potlukl sie ~
szylbly v q oknach Na nliej
katastrof znaid doWano
noei iinne ese6 81 cia ~ &
mic III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

CLEVELl[:.A G. Jan Co.
bula, zamiesz kaly pod n. 121
Lewis ul., zostal aresztoWanY
" niiedziele czorem e to
|ze grozl pobi biciem swell. ba-
Ebuni Mekowie bija czasami
'sWe Tony dziiec ecii.rod odzic6 6w, ale
rzadko chyba sie to zdradza
|by wnuk bil babkel w sadziie
policyjnym Cebula aumaczyl
Die, ke byl nieco podc hmiello-
'nysii zirytoWa1,;y . bab-'
Eka NE heials mn da6 jest.,
SD ,l1 81 Cebylle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

b. NEAPOL, 26 wrzesnia.
EWielki wutkan Wezuwiusz
wybucha Cd dni kilku Q taxa
gwaltownoscia, ze cd lat Kill
[kudziesieciu ME pamietaja
tax silnego wybuchu. Olbrzy-:
mie bry}y kamienia rozpalo-
ne do czerwonosci wyrzuca-
ne So W gore ma Wysokosci
dw6ch tysiecy stop a spa.
|dajac rozsypuja sic W tysia-
czne kawaly rozzarzonych
zuzi.
Wczoraj W czasie Cd Sci
rano do 6 wiecz6r zanotowa-
no W obserWatoryum 1448
.gwaltownych eksplozyi " tym
wulkanie. Niekt6re kamienie
wyrzucane " powietrze waza
po dwie tonyi nawet wiecei.
Lava wyplywajaca = otWoru
wulkanu zniszczyla kolej
prowadzaca ma te gore j spa
d b
lila schroniska przewodni-
k6w.
w okolicy daja sic czuc
trzesienia ziemi. Ludno66 O.
koicznych miasteczek i Wsi
opu6cila domy.
2 calych Wloch 6ciagaja
|tysiace turyst6w chcacych
podziwiac widok wybuchaja-
cego wulkanu, kt6ry jest
(wspanialy. Szczeg6ln W no
[cy przedstaWia ta CORA zio-
|naca ogniem tax straszna .
|taiemnicza potege, ze ludzie
Igodzinani cal emi stoia Y
|milczeniu wpatrzeni podzi-
Iwiajac@ Ito zjawiisko natury tax
lpelne grozy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29
3 NIW POLSKICH
" AMERYCE.

lAs II q - Il
-. ss.ss.etrkee,,s,.zs..ts.saes.ssse
new YORK. MARGIN Ka-
roWski, LEGACY lat % zamiesz.
Ikujaey wsp6l niienawiidzili
sic jvzajemnie. w iedziiele
lprzyzlo do sprze eczki pomie-
dzy mimi " trakcie kt6rej Ka-
raWsk yciagnal n6zi tax po-
raniH swego przec ciwnika, ze
Igo n1usiano odwieSc do szpi-
(tala. Sierzant A. Rogers a.
EresztgWal Karawski kt6-
~ W ponie dziiaIek zostal pre-
sluc chany przez sedziego
Higgins. Sedzia pc. rozpatrze-
|niu aprawy zatrzymal vino
[wajce v wiezieniu, dop6ki
|sad przysieg}ych ME wymie-
rzy mu kary.
Okropna Smiercia zginal
v niedziele Jan Kowalski,
rob otnik kolejowy. Wracajac
Wiec eczorem po sko6czonej
piracy do. domu, przy przej-
|6ciu toru niedaleko ul. War
ren zostaI echany przez
1pociag kolei New York,
Susquehanna and Western,
.kt6rego .kola " straszny spo-
SOB zmiazzd zyly ze5liWe-:
go. Kowalski mieszkaI przy
III. Warren, W domu oznaczo-
nym No. 81.
CHICAGO, Ill. 16letnia
Zofia Lewandowska, kt6rejj.
rodzice mieszkaja p. n. $50
Holt ave. pracujac W fabryce
krawieckiej J. NJ. JohDsona,
E.s- a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29
KNOXVILLE, TENN, 2

KNOXVILLE, TENN, n 26
wrzesnia. Najstraszniejsza
katastrofa kolejjowa W tel cze-
Sci stanu wydarzy1a sic g
godz. 11:18 rano ma kolei
Southern, 1917 mil ma wsch6d
Cd Knoxville, kiedy diva po-
ciagi osobowe uderzyly 0 sic
bic. Zdaje sic, ze winnymi
.byli kierownicy pociagu ida
cego " zachodnim kierunku,
gdyz ME usfuchali rozkazu,
by zaczekano na stacyi Hod-
ger ma przej6cie pociagu ida
cego " kierunku przeciw-
nym. Obie lokomotywy ]
wieksza Geese wagon6w obu
.pociag6w zostaly pogruchota-
ne ma kawaleczki; W gruzach
pogrzebanych zostalo mn6-
stwo zw1ok .ludzi pokaleczo-.
nych. Natychmiast wys}ano 2.
miasta ciag atunke'Wy.
Dotychczas wydobyto 62.
zw}ok, zdaje sic jednak, ze.
liczba pozabijanych dojdzie
do 20!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

ponia jest dostat ecznie zabez
pieczona " fundusz wojennJ
ma rok przyszfy.
Ably zdoby6 fundusz RAD
.japon aciagnie pozyczke
bondowa, kt6rej jedna Geese
.bedzie zaciagnieta W w1asnym
kraju a druga u obcyoh
KRAKOW. Ably osiagna6 !, dosta-
teczna sumo pieniedzy ma
.oplacenie procentu i ma fun
.dusz umorzajacy, Rad na1ozyl
wieksze podatki ma obywateli
kraju. Cd bankier6w tax swe-
go kraju iak j zagranicznych, !,
Rad japo6ski otrzymal "a
pewnienie, ze udziela mu
pozyczki, jakiej tylko zaza-
da.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

n. f.a -
CZIFU, 26 wrzesnia. Pra-
wdziwe wiadomosci dosz1y
tn z portu Artura, ze wielki
|og6lny atak przez japo6c czy-
k6w rozpoczai sic ma dobre.
Po pierwszej strasznej re
:zi japo6czycy zdolali dotrze6
do Wewnetrznych mur6w j
zamierzali przedostac sic do
miasta. ZaIoga rosyjska znaj-
dujaca sic " miescie, zostala
wypedzona z pozycyi j obe-
cnie trzymana jest W bardzo
szczup1em miejscu..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

NEW YORK, 26go Wrze6-
MIA. w stowarzyszeni sztu-
kator6w wybuchl bunt. 400
mie6lnik6w wystapi1o ze
stoWarzyszenia, utworzylo no..
wa unie j powr6cilo do pra-
|cy, lekcewarzac powolanie do
strajku 70 strony zarzadu Or
ganizacyii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

| BAY CIIY, Mich. = Panl
X. Dzienkowska, zamieszka1a
ma narozniku 35ej i Garfield
ave-, przyby}a do miasta W
|celu zlozenia do banku osz-
czednosci w sumie SOL.
Przybyla ona do Center ave.,
"a nim bank zostaf otwarty i
sta1a ma chodniku przez kr6-
tiki czas. Jej dziecko posz}o
ma p6lnoc Washington ulica
az do skladu Markham i ba-
nj sic mal.yJn W6zkiem. Pa Pa
mi Dienkowska udala
sic "a dzieckiem i przypro-
wadzi1a napowrot do naroz-
nika Center ave., i wtenczas
spostrzegla ze jej pieniadze
zginely. Zaczeto poszukiwania
lecz bez zadnego skutku. Da-
no znac poicyi lecz j to ME
wiele pomoglo. Mad wieczo-
rem, Thomas Enright, ch}opiec
Is ,letni.> mieszkajacy przy
Madison ave.; dal zna6 poll
cyl ze znalazl $101.20, " po-
W poblizu naroznika Center j
Washington ave.; ktore jak
sic okazaio byly w}asnoScia
pani Dzienkowskiej. Ofiaro-
wala. ona $40 nagrody "a
zwrot zgubionych pieniedzy,
wiec sierzant poicyi Ken
nedy. odebrawszy zgube wy
liczyl chlopcu $40 a reszte
zwroci1 p. Dzienkowskiej, kt6-
ra niezmiernie by1a urado-
wana, a ME bylo ko6ca po-
|dzieki.
Pan J6zef Stachow kt6ry
ma kontrakt 2 komisya dr6g
powiatowych, uzala sic, ze
|gdy powiesi latarnie jako sy-
gnaly ME bezpi efstwa, ia
ki5 opryszek je kradnie; 9
przez to nietylko ze okrada
Igo, lecz naraza zyciie podr6-
zujacych po tel drodze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Wiel. ks. Grenbowski, dotych-
czasowy probosz parafii Ser
ca Jezusa W Polonii, -opuscif
te parafie wskutek slabego
zdrowia, a na jego miejjsce
naznaczony zostal Wiel. Ks.
Z. Ma1kowski z Hoffa Park,
blisko Green Bay. Wiel. Ks.
Grenbowski odbyl ubieglego
lata podr6z do Europy " ce-
lu poratowania zdrowia,
lecz gdy po powrocie
stan zdrowiia lego Wcale sic
ME polepszy1, doktorzy poz
radzali tmu, aby sic usunai
cd wszelkich zajec, gdyz cho-
roba jego wymaga d}uzszego
odpoczynku. Parafie " Po-
land, Wis, obja} Wiel. ks.
Kasperski, poprzedni pro-
bosz parafii sw. Kazimierza
" Hull, proboszczem ko6cio-
la sw. Kazimierza naznaczo-
ny zostal Wiel. ks. Po]aczyk
IA Flintville, objal Wiel. ks.
Fir. Nowak miasta, kt6ry "
tym roku otrzymal swi9cenia
kap1ahskie. Wiel. ks. Kula
zostal przeniesiony 2 Toru-
MIA do Pike Lake, do Osh-
kosh. Do Hoffa Parknie ma
znaczono proboszcza i parafia
tamta zaWiadywac beda tym-
czasowo @. @. Franciszkanie
z Pulaski, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

PETERSBURG. .24gowrze-
Snia. Zamach ma szefa policyi
" Odesie byl dzie}em robot
nika, kt6ry wolal, uderzajac
ma Neidgardta: tNiech zyje
Praca!" Poniewaz W Odesie
ME ma zadnego strajku, ma
ley przypuszczat, ze morder-
ca jest zapaleh hcem.
Polowa zyd6w; nalezacych
do rezerwy, ME stawila sic
do szereg6w, 1000 zyd6W 2
biegfo z Odesy do innych
gubernij lub "a granice. 2 re-
zerwist6w chrzesc cijjan zbieglo
500. W Jekatery.' slaHiu re.
zerwisci zbunto ntoWali sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

Panna Cecylia Droz-
/ (dowska, pracujaca va die
,,O..P @. Wyjjec chala do NO
[Wego Yorku ma pare tygod-
nj " celu poczynienia ola
sWej firmy elkich zakup6w.
Pan Czechowisz, syn
|znanego powszechnie kolonii
tutejszej SIP Jana zechoWii-
cza, powr6cil kilka tygodni
temu 2 WladyWostok ku, do
kad Wyjechal kilka lat temu
P. Czechowicz zajmuje obec-
uie miejsce kolektora " pol
skim browarze.
Franc Blazewski zatrudnio-
ny " jednej 2 tutejszych ko-
palni dosta1 sic nieszczesiwie
pomiedzy diva wagony i 20.
sta} smiertelnie pokaleczony.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-12-20
NO PILLS ABOARD SHIP.
Castor oil and EPSON Salts the Popu-
lar Medicines.

lar Medicines.
pills and medicine in tabloid form
do not go with captains of sailing
vessels" said a South street druggist,
who fits up small medicine chests for
sailing craft, coastwise and ocean
bound. "a skipper who has worked
up from before the mast is very set
in his notions. The old-fashioned
medicines are good enough for him.
Captains of sailing vessels are re-
quired to keep a record of all the
medicine they serve out to the crew
for record with the United States ship
ping commissioner. The files show
that the most popular doses aboard
ship are castor oil and EPSON salts.
No sailor likes to go to sea without a
liberal supply of both of them.
castor oil is cock-sure cure-all,
in the opinion of the oldfashioned sea
captain He doesn't believe in the
new-fangled preparations of it, either.
He gives the real stuff and in large
doses. Next to castor oil l should
place salts, quinine, Jamaica ginger
and paregoric, in the order mentioned.
On the sailing vessel the captain is
the doctor, and the sailors have to
take what he gives them. On ship