davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Bank CIedyin gs.

Locl Bank Clea-ings during the week list
ended were So 346. 80. against Sss O5s SD
during the corresponding week of last year
showing decrease % STl1 $40. The clear
i1gs tor he sane week IN 1902 were see =
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
St. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. March 5.-WoeI, steady: medium
grades combing and clothing 17d21 &c; light
fine. 15T1T12c: heavy hne. 12d14I2c; tub
washed. 2od31c.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Ne1v York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK March 5-The cotton market
opened steady and closed at about 4a9 points
over yesterdays close.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Weather Report.

lzoth Merioisn-Pscihc TineD
SAN FRANCISCO. March SIS T. m.
Tie following are TIE seasonal raiufsus to
-ete. As compared with those Of same date IaSf
esson. and rEinezlls n last tEenty-fotlr hours.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON
PORTLAND March 5.-wheat-WaIIa Wal.
la, TIC: blue stem. Sic; valley. s3c.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
THOS. A. EDISON says:

"MARCONI will
DO great things
with wireless te-
legraphy. We no
longer consider il
strange that ships
should talk TO one
another from dis
tsnces OF 800 or
200 miles, and as
A matter OF fact
wireless e ! 9 g
raphy is now be-
ing used all over
The world. New
Y ork Herald,
February II. 1901.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

5Hc; light amber extracted. 41sa4zc; dark.
ga G4c-
BEEswAx-a7a2sc per Ib.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

Continued on Page Thirty-eight
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
Kr6l dluznik6W.

Sheridan byf bezsprzeccznriieet k z'(-5
lem dluznik6dw. Diugi by1}y jeg ego,
zyciiem. Pomimo re otrzymywia,ff.
znac,zne sunny pieniedzy " ten l "
|6w spos6b, mkt ME wiedziaf co :
takowemi uczynil, . ME od ltasa'.
nikomu Koniec by4 bardko smutny.
Przyjaciele opuscili 60 i umarl ME
majac prawie 6rodk6w do zycia.
Me jest on jedynym tylko, wielu
odsiedziczy}o Tub zebra}o fortuny
najlepssym>c iessy}o sic zdrowiem,
ale straci{o j pieniedzy zdrowie "
szalony spos6b umarli ME zafowa-
nj przez nikogo. Z%atrzymaj zapas
|pienied1y pa dzien pochmurny, "a
pas zdrowia przeciw atakom choro-
by. Trlnera Amerykahski Eliksir
Gorzkiego Wilma, pomoze W kazdym
z tych wypadk6w, zaoszczeedzi pie
niadz i utrzyma zdrowie. Zwieks1y
si1e cielesna przez zasilenie zo}adka.
i uczynienle tegoz zdolnym do
przyjjmywania l trawienia pokarmu,
a re st1awlonego zr&ytego pokar
mu, stworzy nowa, bogata krew,
podstawe zyc,a zdrowia. Niepo-
trzebnym jest inny srodek ma oczy
szczenie krwi / ma nerwy, ma zao~
~strzcnie apetytu lub sprowadzenie
snu. W aptekach Tub u fabrykanta
Jos Triner, 100 So. Ashland Ave,
Chicago, Ills, Pilsen Sta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
PROSIMY zwr6cic uwag,
ma ogloszenie H. w. Barker
umieszczone ma tel STRONGLY

POLSKI KLUB Drama
tyczny mial swoje roczne pc
siedzenie we czWartek "a
Styczn;a j nastepujacy urzed'
nicy zostali obrani.
PREF. Walenty Karsnia
Vice-Prez. MARGIN Wejer
Sekr. Jan Watkowsi
Vice-Sekr. Piotr Stepczyhsk
Kasyer J6z. W. Jereczek
Op. Kasy Fr. Kasprzyk
Piotr Szuminski
Marszalek. Jacob Kukowski.
Chor4zy. Antoni Sikorski ]
Antoni Majkowsk
Poslaniec. Robert Singer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
z OPOLA, W Minnesota,

"a VI OA1n9 "
Dnia l3 b. m. p~ogrzebano u
mas " murowanym grobie SIP. Ks.
Czeslawa Zielonke, naszego d}ugo-
letniego proboszcza. Msze solenna
odprawl} Prev. ks. biskup Trobec
z St. Cloud. Ksiezy zjecha}o sic
osmiu. Wlel. rs. Krzywonos rev.
na wypowiedzia} move. serdeczne
dzieki skladamy wszystkim wieleb-
nym ksiezom a mlanowicie ks. D..
Majerowi = st. Paul j ks. Jazdiew-
skiemu z Minneapolis, "a to, re
ME ulekli sig mrozu j cis1o sp. ks.
Zielonki przeprowadzil1 do mas az
st. Cloud. Bog zapla6.
ABoNENT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

SNlEGU, W aostatnim ty-
godniu spadfo ma pare cali,
tax IL teraz farmerzy So "a
dowoleni z dobrej sammy !;
NIGGA zwozic drzewo do mia
sta, kt6re tez dotad by}o W
wysokiej Genie, bo pc $500
"a !sazeh.
OKOKO 100 stop dlugi
most ola farmer6w pobudo-
walo miasto u stop Main u
Icy. Dr,1gi taxi pobudowany
bedzle U stop ullcy Laird.
OSWIADCZENIE sekreta-
RIA H. NJ. Bracken stanowego
radzcy zdrowia wykazuje, IL
6miertelnosc " przypadkach
chorych ma ospe sic powiek-.
sza. W roku 1902 bylo "
staniea Minnesota. 1866 przy-
Ipadk6w chorYchsna,ospe, kt6..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
K{OpOty dOmOWe.

Tylko wyjatkowo znajdzie sic IA
milia, gd1ie ME ma " domu przy--
padku ruptury, lecz ia moze bye
zmaiejszona przez posiadanie " do
mu DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Wiele k}opotu one oszczeedzaa prze.za'
dxialanie n chorobiie zolaedka va
troby. Ore nic tYlko spraWiala nj
.ge, leczgwylecza 35c.xaptece Nd.
sKoWalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
(oF1cYALNE)
UCHWAkA.

ma poprawienie uchwa}y zatytufo-
wanej: ;, Uchwa}a ma zapobiezenie
z}emu wychowaniu''.
Radni miejscy miasta Winony u
chwalill:
Sekcya l. = Ze uchwa}a zatytu-
}owana: ,,Uchwa}a ma sapobiezenie
z}emu wychowaniu" ma bye i jest
niniejszem poprawiona, przez doda-
ME pc sekcyi etej i pred sekcya
Tina do tel samej Masterpieces:
Sekcya 7. - Zadna osoba ME ma
bez ~pozwolenia woznicy zawieszac
sic lub wsiadat ma SAME lub jaki-
kolwiek inny w6z, lub tel przycze-
piac i zawiesza6 do takovych ma
}ych sanek, gdy TAXI w6z lub SAME
SO pedzone " mie6ciey droga pu-
bllczna.
Sekcya 2. Ze sekcya Tina
wspomnianej uchwa}y bedzie i jest
niniejszem %prze}ozona do czytania
,,Sekcya g."
Sekcya g. Ia, uchwa}a bedzie
wype}niona i uprawomocniona cd
i pc jej przepisu i opublikowaniu.
Uchwalone IS Stycznia 1904.
M K. SIMPSON.
Prezydent rady miejskiej.
Paul Kemp
City Recorder
[Pieczec.
Potwierdzone 20 Stycznia 1904
L. L. BROWN Major.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
SEVERY BALSAM ma ka

SEVERY BALSAM ma ka-
tar sprowadza predka ulge
we wszelkich przypadkach
nosowego kataru i zaziebienia
g}owy. On lagodzi zapalenie
b}oni, u}atwia oddech i czysei
kanaiy przejsciowe. Ma spree
daz we wszystkich aptekach.
Cena 25c, przez poetic 28c
w. F.. Sewera Go. Cedar Ra-
pids Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

ska rada zdrowgiia doktorami przast-
cuja I'd powstrzymanrliNee1m chordb
zarazliwycb, lecs 60 najgorsiza,
wybuch}a teras ospa.
Pclicyanci JUL cd dluzszeggo cza "a
Isu upominaja sc podwyzszenia "a
slug; " razie niieuzyskania, grozkaa
rezygnacya. Cry zwyciezaa ME via
snieg j mr6z q a ma porzadku
Idziennymi jezeli tax dfugo POGO
stanie, to niejeden wyciehczeje,
DO piracy mafo 2 powodu 6niezycy.
Sprawozdanie klerka powiatoWe-
go z roku ubieg4ego, wykazuje, il
wydanych zostalo 1877 llcensyi Stub
nych; z tel liczby by}o DUO pola-
k6w, kt6rzy brali Stub, a konstabel
! by1 I'M do boku ~ wstyd hahba
tym co tax sobie postepuja.
Scjm XI Zjednoczenia W Bay
City rozpocza} sic we wtorek -
b. m. W hall Pufaskiego. Prezesem
sejmu zostal obrany FIR. Przybyl-
ski, sekretarxem NJ. S~kowronski.
Czy sejm XII uczyni co biernego ola
og6fu Zjednoczenia ME wiadomo.
Wszystkie zamiary sejmu ably Zje'
dnoczenie popchnac ma lepsze tory,
zriszczyf wydawca ,,Prawdy", lecz
tumanienie jego wkr6tce sig skoh-
czy.
Prezydentem Zjednoczenia pc
nownie zosta} obrany p. Kowalski,
sekretarzem St. Jab1ohski, a kasye.
rem Jan Slazinski, take DO raz
drugi. 49,.
W ostatnim numerze wyciagna}
,,Czas' "a k%o}nierz wydawce ,,Praw'
dy" i zdarf z niego maske obfudy,
wykaza}, re to ME kto inny, lecz
w}asnie sam Prawdziarz jest tym,
kt6ry tamuje wzrost Zjednoczenia.
,,Czas" powiedziawszy to, ME chy-
bill eelu. :
Kto jest dis win en-, re W Zje"
dnoczen'u jest rozczarowanie i roz-
dwojenie, @ kt6rem wspomina Przy-
byszewski, cry przez ludzi, kt6rzy
tam ME naleza ME, lecz przez
samego Prawdziarza, kt6ry bury
jednych przeciw drugim, a wszyst-
ko W imie patryotyzmu ola w}asnej
kieszeni.
,,Prawda" poza obrebem Bay
City zadnych innych abonent6w
ME ma, i gdyby ME Zjednoczenie,
upad}aby cd ,~,sztychu": 0 rezolu-
cyl odnoszacej sic ostatniego sejmu,
a zamieszczonej W ostatnim ,,Swist-
ku", kto jest jej autorem, pom6wi-
my p6zniej. ....a
Adam Rakowski, m}odzieniec IL
czacy % lat wieku, syn p. M. Ra-
kowskiego zamieszka}ego PREY ulicy
1stej i Monroe, zosta} zabity W
boru W bliskosci Frederick, Mich.
przywiezione zostafy do
domu stroskanych rodzic6w, kt6rzy
op1akuja ukochanego syna. Pogrzeb
odby} sic we wtorek 10 b. m. W
polskim kosciele, PREY duzym u
krewnych i znajomych: Mech
mu ia obca ziemia lekka bedzie.
W osta6nia niedziele przeczyta}
ks. proboszcz z ambony doch6d il
rozchdd parafialny, zaprawde ple-
knie sic ~s}yszalo, re ME many ami
centa diugu ma parafii, ale owszem
kilka tyslecy got6wki. Sprawozda-
ME bedzie drukiem wydane j kaz>
demu parafianinowi dane, ably sig
m6gf przekona6 o rzetelnem
i sumiennem rzadzeniu proboszcza.
Skarga Freszki przeciw w. Prey
byszewskiemu, o owe tysiac dola-
row, ktore Przybyszewski winlen
Freszce juz cd kilku lat, opar1a sic
0 sedziego cyrkulowego. SEP.
DID A-VTVN7N0ST
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

re zabraly % ofiar, y roku.
1908 iczba chorych wynosila
1902 Z kt6rych IS os6b zmar-
10. Choroba zatem jest ME-
bezpieczniejsza
w NIEDZIELE zaraz pc
sumie by1o posiedzienie pa
rafialne, ma kt6rem uchwalo-
no wyslac ma koszt parafii
jednego delegate z pielgrzym-
ka do Rzymu. Kto delega-
tenn bedzie dotad ME wiado-
mo.
w numerze
Wiarusa W sprawozdaniu o
rocznem posiedzeniu. tow. sw.
Krzyza opuszczonem zosta}o
nazwisko nowo obranego vi
ce-prezydenta, ma kt6ry to
urzad pan J. W. Wieczorek
wiekszoscia g}os6w obrany
zostal.
PAM Paulina A. Bautsch
Independence, dawniej Bam-
benek sprzeda}a PAM Ma
ryannie Rock po}owe Lofty
2 biloxi 81. Hamilton add. "a
$500 -
R E z Inde-
pendence, kt6ry nocowa} W
szopie tabacznej ME daleko
miasta, obudzil sic rano, a.
zeby sic przekonac, il obie no.
gi ma zmarzniete. Przyczolga}
sic do mieszkania pana G.
Wojaszka, kt6ry s%prowadzi{
lekarza, lecz prawdopodobnie
obie nogi bedzie trzeba am
MARSZAkEK stray og-
Norton i aid. Helm
zaangazowani zostali do uwaz-
nego obejrzenia wszystkich
:publicznych budynk6w w
miescie jake i ulic do uciecz-
XII W przypadku ognia. CT po-
dadza, zawiadomienie radzie
miejskiej, kt6ra potem podej-
mie sic ulepszen, jezeli beda
uwazane "a potrzebne.
ZARZAD uni robotniczych
urzadza W dniu 3go Lutego
W hall dramatycznej hitting
ma kt6rem p~rzemawiac beda'
p. Silke z Minnesoty, pc an
gielsku; p. Hingaes z Wino1
ny pc Niemiecku; Wiel. ks
Pacholski pc polsku. Zebra
ME bedzie ola wszystkich, MIC
tylko ola towarzystw naleza
cych do uni; racza zatem
--..F-- ."-. ..F "-.=l |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
Z BAY CITY, Mich.

" Bay City Y prneszlym roku.
.umarlos ~ osdb, ! tych 40 przyyss'
.szlo Nc awist niieettywych 9 na dyf
terye umarlo dzieoi oro LET
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28


KOR,ElSPONDENCYE
~:
4 GRENVILE, So. OAK.
Jeszcze Polska ME zaginie
Mozem mo ic smiele,
Bo W Dykoce jusz polak6w
Jest tn dosyc wiele.
Jest tn zemia obiecana
Ola dobrych polak6w
Bo PREY zgodze jednosce
Przinda do bogactwow.
Lecz poczwary g}upie WARY
Ia czerwone morze
Tam MECH zyja 0 kartolach
Pazuramy ora.
Jest tn wszystko W Sout dakocie
Co so cz}owiek zyczy
Latem cep}o mrozy W zymie
Sniegu asz po uszy.
A blyzarda "a blyzarda
Cd p6lnnocy wieje ....
Ale Polak czapke ,wcysnie
Jene SIC z mel smieje.
Rych}o jeno wiosna przyndze
Ptastwo sic zlatuje
A zas Wojtek do Marichny
Cholewki smaruje.
A Marlchna tesz do niegc
SERGE ofertuje
Bo Wojtek ola Mich W Dykocie
Gniazdeczko buduje.
Farmer W pole wieze zboze
I zem:e opsewa r..
Do dwadzesca piec buszelkow
z akra sic spodzewa.
iona niese podwieczorek
Spiewa SO ochocie
Czemu lem nieby}a PREDICT =
w Pucku Sout Dakocie
w jeseh farmer pe}na fore
Zboza ma targ wieze
By za}atwid swoje d}ugi
Zreszta W salon wleze
Kropnie "a dusze Maceja
Az oko zbieleje
Sym k}opoty wszystkie zg}adzy
Kontent So rozsmitje
TO tesz Polska ME zaginie
Powiadam wan .szczerze |
Pokat jednosc bedze trwa}a
w naszei polskiei wierze.
A dop6ki W nowim pucku
Dreche polskie beda Eye
Vice to smia}o VAN pow,adam
Polska nasza muszy bye
Marsz, marsz Rodacy /
Prey wielkiej ochocie
Ia naszym przewodem
Zfaczym SIG W Dakocie
Tax wiec braca hura
Wszyscy do Dakoty
I ME trzeba sic frasowac
30 ma mic k}opoty.
Marsz marsz Polacy
NIGHT nat ME odstrasza
Kropnijmy so pc sklaneczce
Wiwat polska nasza
J0ZEF GRUBA.
Z OPOLA, w Minnesota.
Dnia Is b. m. pogrzebano u
mas " murowanym grobie sp. Ks.
Zielonke, naszego dlugo-
\ 49,. .->1ao-o~ MCo1 o11onro l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
0
MIEJSCOWE.
2 PINE

z PINE
lCREEKU. " Poniedzia-
lick, % Stycznia, pob}ogos1a-
wiony zostal, przez Wiel. ks.
Korczyka, zwiazek maizeh-
|ski pana Leona kosihskiego
4 parma Weronika Kramer.
We Wtorek zas rs Stycz-
mia, pana Andrzeja kukaszew7
skiego, z parma Maryanna
|Gliszczy1ska. M}ody pan
Andrea jest dobrze znanym
W naszem sasiedztwie, i tel
w Dakocie, jake pierwszo-
rzedny cies]a i inzynier ma
SYN farmerskich. A zatem
wesele byfo DUE i huczne,
zaszczycone, goscmi z Dako-
ty, jake tel wielu z%najomymi
i krewnymi Z Winony.
Obu m}odym parom zy-
czymy szczescia i pomySlno-
Sci W pozyciu ma}ze6skim.
Masz Proboszcz Wiel. ks.
Jak6b Korczyk opusci mas W
kr6tce, a obejmie parafie W
junction City, gdzie Jest to-
raz proboszczem ks. Cara,
49, kt6ry pc przeniesieniu sic
ks. 'Korczyka do Junction
City obejmie nasza parafie.
We Srode farmer Jaskula
wracajacdo Pine Creeku, pr
sprzedaniu drzewa W Vino
ME, gdy by} niedaleko Mar
shland, konie zarwar}y sic ma
lodzie; moze zawdzieczac tyl-
ko przytomnosci umys}u, re
sic sam i jednego konia u
przecinajac p%ostron-
XII; ola drugiego konia ME
ratunku i zosta} pod To-
dem, przez co Jasku}a poni6s}
szkode.
SZANOWNI
racza mice pierwszy wzglad
ma tych kupc6w kt6rzy sic
naszej gazecie og1aszaja, DO
kt6rzy mas Polak6w po-
pieraja, godni So tel zeby6my
o mich ME %zapominali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
PAN DOMINIK M

PAN DOMINIK HAMER-
SKI poleca szanownym ro-
dakom sw6j sklad towar6w
groceryjnych j religijnych.
%Sprowadzi} take gromnice
ma swieto Matki Boskiej
Gromnicznej, kt6re sprzeda-
je po bardzo przystepnych
cenach. !,
Naroanik . 4 tel ] Carm 1a' v
Icy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

Nasz ~podr6zujacy
agent ma: Cd nas zu-
pe}ne upowa4nienie
do k~olektowania abo-
namentu " MiDneso-
Gle i Eakocle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

Bring 1885 Storage Passengers, a Small
Total for this Time of Year.

Four transatlantic liners arrived in port yester-
day morning, the Arabic, from Liverpool and
Queenstown; the New-Yorz. from Southampton
and Cherbourg; the Moltke, from Hamburg Dover
and Boulogne and La Bretagne from Havre-
These ships reported duh. cloudy weather with
especially great heat near the Gulf Stream
The total nUnaber OF immigrants brought by the
four ships was only ISIS. extremely small total
for this time of year. The New-York brought 753
storage passengers. She has been undergoing re-
pairs at Belfast since last March, when she
grounded in the Channel She is now under com
nnaud OF Captain W. J. Roberts.
One hundred and seventeen steersge passengers
Of the Bretagre not being sufficiently protected
from smallpox. were transferred 10 Hoffman Is
land for observation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
HARRIET sheldon NEWELL.

Harriet Sheldon Newell. the oldest resident OF
White Plains died Yesterday Of old age She was
n her rtrety-si1rh year, having been born al
souIhbridge, Mass on January 4 1893. She was
TIE widow CT Captain Daniel r Newell one Of the
best known merchants in Southbridge who died
IN 1851. Mrs Newell was a sister-in-law OF the
late Ex-Governor William :. Marcy Of this State
and Ike IN Ex-Governor Narcys home several
years, known 70 thousands Of people as the Grand
olG Lady In her ninery-secord year Mrs. Newell
ie!i or a stairway and broke her nip
sHe vas a woman u keen intellect and sterling
q1d--t'es, and within short time Of her death
loved 10 converse On all general topics. and par
ncGary on The experiences in public affairs Of ex-
Governor Marcy when lie was Secretary OF State
under President Pierce. with whom Mrs. Newell
was well acquainted. and in whose home in Wash
'ngton she often was 4 guest.
Funeral services VIII be held at her former home
a. southbridge this afternoon. She had four
children. two boys and TWO girls. The two daugh-
te's are dead, and the two sons. Cassius II Newell
q Chicago AID Stanley A Newell OF White
T-aiHs. survive her. She was descendant Of the
Wen Known LynptOn family whose ancestry dates
from the landing O: Columbus
MS Newell retained her faculties 70 within a
ie~ moments Of her death just previous 10 which
AAe oaoe her sons and relatives good-by, and then
sang hymn the strains of which had hardly
eIoeo When she died For sixty years Mrs Newell
bridge -
l.. - went 10 tie hospital from Syracuse
-, SS'~s' Sa1ering from a chronic abdominal
he was born IN Gansevoo-. Y y end W.. a.
Gated al the Friends Seminar, r--io, ST., -
Y Ordained as minister Of tb 49, -, :,
oopal Church twenty-six wears AGO ba 49,, -
connected sixth TIE ,psa,o,,,Ta.., .
scnool work Of the State - r -t SUNDAY
ne had visited every Village - u tI41t Il48e
State and founded more fl-sn o5 na4lLet OF ne
lie had also been active IN s!loois
nal school work FOR Sunaav sctooi ,ao5 VIII nor
January he became acting sec-a-sr,-S LAST
ISOLATION. --|-aig OF tne as
For the last few years he h.a 1,.s - = 49,.
iiamer-st. Syracuse Eesi5ae seu ~ 10. -
s9jS sGrviys h They are John l. Eddy cts
EdWarS o. r, ne Sew York American: D. Alfred
To- Sol' E5- SfeE se ais n Y and william F. OF
nc nome OF his SON. John L Fddv IN $780, -
..eee near sixty-seventh-st. Bay Ridge The M
Lefal VIII be held AT fsansevoort a. p ~ -
Gay. ano the burial VIII be Ihare = - ues-
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SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
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Newport. r. l., July 2+-TO day was the most
disagreeabIe Sunday that Newport has experienced
this summer. II rained the greater part Of the
day and the air was decidedly cool. This prevented
out Of door affairs. and this afternoon the drive
was practically deserted. 1t also interfered with
the concert at the Casino this evening, so far
attendance went. although the orchestra played in
of the and dinners were given by
number Of cottagers in the grillrooms-
Mrs. Hermann Oelrtchs is to give big affair on
the evening of Friday August 10, at RosecliG- 1t
will be what she calls white ball. and the request
will be that all the guests wear white. This Will
also be used for decorations
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. who enter
tanning house party at Oakland Farm. took their
guests out for a sail this afternoon the steam
yacht Adroir. Included in the house party are Miss
E G. Hit. Arthur Burden. W. P. Burden and
W F. R Hit
Mrs. J. T. Davies entertained at luncheon this
afternoon il honor of Mrs II. VI. Flagler. Lunch
were also given by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. at
Crossways. and by Henry Walters. the steam
yacht Narada.
The only cottage dinner of Importance this even
ing that given by Mrs Harry S. Lehr.
Among the late arrivals for the season New
port are Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Havemeyer. il.
G. Paget. of London, is the guest OF Colonel and
Mrs. john Jacob Aston.
The following were registered at the Casino to-
day. II. & Whitman, F. ]. OTIS. G. Paget, Mrs J.
Ellis hoffman and r. Hit.
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ADVISES FISH FOR MOSQUITOES.
Doctor Suggests That Stocking Park Lakes
Would Help Subdue Pest

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: have Just finished reading the first page
of this mornings Tribune the article in which it is
stated that the large lake in Prospect Park. Brook
lyn is responsible for of the mosquitoes that
now infest large section Of the city The knowl-
edge that mosquitoes lay their eggs the surface
OF stagnant water. where they hatch and NIL
the water with thousands of "wigeIers' -Iarvae-to
be soon transformed into full fedged mosquitoes
suggests the wisdom of stocking. as far as posi-
BILE, ali lakes. ponds. cisterns and receptacles OF
standing water with small fish. which experience
has demonstrated to be mans best allies in the de-
struction OF the said "wiggiers' at or before ma
turity.
As regards the I'll smelling green scum the
remedy lies IN frequently stirring up the by
mechanical manual means. so far as possible
drawing our lesson from the ocean the waters
whereof. unless constantly tossed about and as
turbed the winds and currents, would give forth
2 intolera ble smell.
J.; ACFlERMAN COLES. NJ. D.
Network. July %
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John MCCORMICK.

John Mccormick well known a newspaper
man in BROOKLYN, died al his home. No. Il Wander
blt-ave, that borough, yesterday. His death was
due 70 typhoid fever, and followed that Of his
youngest child, who died last Tuesday Mr.. Nc
Coruick was born In Brooklyn thIrty-hve years
ago. He studied for the stage. and was an actor
for several years before going into newspaper
work
About FIVE years ago he again went on the stage
travelling with Blanche Walsh. Then he became
connected with The World" and for the last few
years had charge of the Brooklyn Sunday supple
ment OF The Herald He leaves widow two
sons and daughter. The funeral VIII be held at
the Roman Catholic Church Of the Sacred Heart.
1lermont-ave.. near Park-ave. at $50 O'Clock OF
"Wednesday morning
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OBITUARY..
FREDERICK CUMMINGS.

Orange. y J, July "a (speciaD.-Ex-Assembly
man Frederick Cummings died this morning at
his home in Chestnut-ave- West Orange, after
long Illness. He never recovered from paraIytic
stroke two years ago. Mr.. Cummings was well
known as a hat manufacturer, being the head OF
the firm Of F. Cummings. Son & Co. OF Orange
Valley. He had been a member Of the West
Orange Township Committee and also town treas
urer. and served the legislature. as q Repub-
lean, in 1901 ana 1902 During the Civil War he was
IN the navy, and N the famous battle Of Fort
Fisher was member OF the crew OF the nan-of-
Monticello, commanded by Captain Cushing.
which engaged the Confederate ram Albemarls and
vanquished her. Mr. Cummings was born in Ber-
nsrcsville in 1886.
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MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND

DAILY.
The schedule closing Traaspacidc Mails "a arrx.
presumption OF their uninterrupted overIsr.f
taxcept Registered Transracifc Mails. which close
? previous day). close az the General Postot-cs.
New-York. as follows
July % for dispatch L. s. Transport.
koraa China and
for Philippine Islands VITA San Francisco close az $50
?. m. July - for dispatch s. s Nar!.
Japan China Philippine Islands via Tacar,s
close $3.50 July - Fer dispatch Per Sterror
Hawaii Japan Korea. China and Philippine Islands VIA
5 s. China
Hawaii. via Francisco close at $50 D. m August
/ for dispatch s s. Alameda.
Japan. Korea China and Philippine Islands via Seattle.
close az o-SO p. m August B. for dispatch per 8 a
Tahiti and MarQuesas Islands via san Francisco coas
$50 .. August for dispatch per s. s. NfarI,osa
Japan, Korea, China and Philippine Islands va Van
couver and Victoria B. c. close at $50 August
Sev-Zealand Australia texcept West,. Caledonia
samoa Hawaii and specially addressed mai for Eli
Islands via san Francisco. close ESQ D. August
Is Tor oispatch Per 5 Ventura Qf the Curara
steamer carrying the British mail for Nev-ZeaIard
does not arrive IN time dispatrn
extra mails-elosing az $50 a. $50 a. so
viii be made up and forwarded arrival Of IN.
Cunard steamer. = -
and New C1lecona. via Vancouver and Victoria.
close az $50 p m August ID for dispatch Per a 4
Manchuria and Eastern present forwarded VA
Russia, instead OF via Japan. the route
NOFE-Jnless otherwise addressed. West Australia 4.
forwarded VIA Eurore; NewZcaand via san Fralcisco
Kuechow. Szechwan ana Ewangsi via British india
the quickest routes Philippines snecialiv addressed
via Europe must be fully prepaid at the foreign
rates Hawaii Is forwarded via san Francisco ex-
CORNELIUS VAN COTr Postmaster
FesroFnee- New-Hork n Y july .. 1904