davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
Grays Couldn't Solve Adkins TWisters
and Failed to Score.
Amherst Won from Brown Through
Timely Hitting and Errors.

Providence was blanked In the last
rame OF the series at Baltimore with that
team yesterday The Providence players
seemed dazed and were unable to do much
with Adkins curves.
In one inning--the fourth-they had
look in, but threw the chance away. 1t was
q peculiar combination OF bad base run
ming and accident that did the trick. Arm
bruster opened the inning with clean
single and began the circuit on conn's
long hit to right. which Immediately fol-
lowed Mcfarland. the Oriole right
fielder, made a slight tumble which
coaxed Armbruster, who had halted on
third, TO try for home. The momentary
delay was fatal Mcfarland returned
the ball TO Jennings. who threw high to
Robinson. 1t so happened that Arm
bruster's cap few of as he was about
TO reach the plate and his arm raised
20 clutch at the headgear came into con-
tact with Robinson's mitt as the ball
dropped into It. Had Armbruster been
content TO remain at third he would have
scored either on a wild pitch which fol-
lowed or on Daly's long ny. But one
Providence man saw first base after that
Wagner. in the ninth. when Lewis made
a slight tumble.
The Gray's fielding was excellent, but
II did not avau after the first inning.
when Amoie was like an open book TO the
Orioles. Mcfarland was hit by pitched
ball. and gained second on Hayden's out.
Jennings long single scored the first
Oriole run Jordan sacrificed and Lewis
smashed out triple. bringing Jennings
home. Griffin singled. allowing Lewis TO
complete the circuit. and Rocks bad
throw TO DAILY of Griffin't hit gave the
Orioles two extra bases. Kelley's hit
sent Griffin home with the fourth and
last run Of the inning and Of the game.
For the rest OF the time the contest
was Iistless. Amole held his opponents
down without further runs. but was hit
rather freely. Providence made two fast
double plays. but the game was already
lost. The team left for home. Attend
ance f116. The score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16

Classical team made seven runs and kept
this lead throughout the game Sweet
pitched a fine game. and West, as usual,
made a number OF hits. two of them be-
ing twoIbaggers.
CHALLENGES.
The Rovers would like to hear from
any 1S-yesr-old team in the city. Orients,
Ballous or Eastern Nut and Bolt pre-
ferred. Address Il. McHugh, Box 40.
city.
The Crompton & Knowles baseball team
would like to arrange a game with some
strong amateur team for the afternoon
OF Saturday. June %. They would like
to arrange games for any Saturday af-
ternoon after July 2. Address G. r.
Howe. 2ss Broadway, or telephone 17O5
Union
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16

Runs--McFarisnd Jennings. Lewis.
Griffin Two-base hits-Kelly, Robin
son. Three-b base hit--Lewis. Sacrifice
hit--Jordan. Double plays--Auhrey to
Connor to Daily; Connor to DAILY. First
base on balls-Off Amole 3. Hit by pitched
ball--By Amole 2. Struck out-By Adkins
2; by Amole 1. Wild pitch--Adkins. Left
on bases--Raltimore 8; Providence 3. First
base on errors-Baltimore 1: Providence
1. Umpire-Haskell Time--1h. 25m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16

burro. marched up the field. The little ami
NAL was decked out In the class banner
and was led the round OF the bases by
Col. Dyer. Following them came the class
OF 1901. which carried banner bearing
the pompous statement: 1T took three
presidents TO graduate us" Then came
the class OF 30. each member carrying
an American flag. The class was also ac-
companied by number OF pieces from
the American Band. Last OF all came the
graduating class. which inaugurated an
innovation by attending the game In
body. accompanied by the Banda Napoli.
But the fun did not stop here In fact
II Just began. The class OF 94 had q big
booth on the field and here II held forth
for some little time. After a while the
class. loaded with bags OF peanuts.
marched up to the grandstand and dis
tributed this popular edible among the
spectators. Later the class. headed by
the hand. marched up TO the Seniors and
invited them all TO visit them and partake
or lemonade. But the climax OF '9fs hos
pitality was reached near the close OF the
game. when, headed by the combined
forces OF the American Band. the class
paraded across the field 10 the strains of
the Second Regiment" march and
again, through the ever-present Col. III.
Anthony, invited all the Brown men and
their friends to partake OF free Ice cream
at 4s booth.
In addition 10 all this the class OF '9i
had innumerable large balloons which II
sent up at frequent Intervals. and as
nearly all the graduates were armed
either with explosive canes or the squeak
Ing toy balloons there was plenty OF noise
at all times. The summary follows:
Amherst .-.--.-.so 40 90 o 2-s
Brown - o o l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16

will play at Mapleville on Saturday.
The Conant Baseball club OF Pawtucket
other games arranged are with Man
ager Leonard's team at Lynn on the 25th,
July at Leominster. July morning at
Salem and afternoon at Lynn. Tom Low
EFT. the old Brooklyn pitcher. seems 90
have recovered much OF his cunning. and
the form he is showing I'm the box is amaz-
ing to those who thought he was "sll I'm"
when Il came 90 pitching. lie T. with the
Conant nlne OF which Jack Doyle IL
captain.
G. IT. s.. '07. IA; T. IL. s.. 'O7. 4
In a six-inning game at Adelaide Park
the Classical Freshmen defeated the team
OF the same year from Technical. The
Classical boys played snappy game
throughout. while the Technical team
made many errors. In the first inning the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16

play; Miss Kirkby Englewood, beat Mrs.
d. r. Aldridge. Dyker Meadow, by UP
and 4 TO play: Mrs. William Shfppen,
Morris County, beat Mrs. A. H. Harris,
Apawamis, by 3 up and TO play: Mrs.
A. j. Morgan, Apawamis, beat Miss X.
Travers, Nassau, by 4 UP and TO play.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
connecticut LEAGUE.

At New Haven--New Haven /. Hartford
At idgeport-Bridgeport g. Meriden 5.
At New London-New London s. Spring
field ].
AT Worcester-worcester II, Holyoke l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS.

Play in the New England championship
tennis tournament yesterday at Hartford
was seriously hsmpered by a very strong
wind, which blew directly across the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

Two games were played at Washington
Park yesterday and both were won by
the home team. The Reds were beaten
in the first by the score OF TO and in
the second. were swamped. The Brook
lyns smacked the ball over the field. At
tendance $500. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Concord-Fall River Q, Concord Q.
At Lawrence-Lawrence Is. Nashua 13.
At Haverhill-Haverhill 3, Lowell 1.
At Observation-Disclosures 8. New Bed
ford 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
'Batted for Amole.
BUFFALO Z. ROCHESTER, q.

The June series closed at Buffalo yes
terday with Buffalo again victor over
Rochester by the score of z to g. The
visitors played better ball than usual and
Just when they were hitting McGee he
was relieved by Brockett. who kept them
from scoring after the fifth. Attendance
1911 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
American
National Bank
Banigan Building. 10 weyoosset st.
PAYS Interest on DeC0SitS.
REPORT

REPORT
OF the condition OF the AMERICAN Ma
T1ONAL BANIsn- at Providence. IN the
State of Rhode tland, at the close of
business June str. 1904:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
e-r~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

McIntyre's single. loves sacrifice and
Crawford's single in the ninth inning yes
terday at Detroit gave Detroit the game
after Henley had held them for eight IN
nings for a scratch single. Only one Phila-
delphia player reached second base and
two others first. Attendance 1000. Score:
Innings ......... 3 8 So
Detroit ........ o 0 l.
CHICAGO 8. BOSTON 0.
Altrock outpitched Young yesterday at
Chicago and scored a shutout against the
champions. Sensat ational catches. stops and
throws on both sides made a very brilliant
fielding game. Attendance $780, Score:
Innings ......... 2 8 .
Chicago ........2 0 o 0 Ks
CLEVELAND s, WASHINGTON o.
Cleveland broke its losing streak yes
terday afternoon at Cleveland by shutting
out washington by the score OF s to o.
Dunkle was Wild. Cleveland's fielding and
the batting OF Bay and Moran were the
features. Attendance 2117. Score:
Innings ......... q s
Cleveland ........ o Il 90 ks
ST. LOUIS 6. NEW YORK
The New Yorks were defeated by the
Browns at st. Louis yesterday afternoon
to l. Poor pitching by Hughes lost the
game. Attendance 100. Score:
Innings .....--.. 2 3 s. So
St Louis ......... o / o o 2 o x-6
New York ........ o o o o o o o. 1
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16

Chicago made three runs on hve con-
secutive hits In the opening inning yes
terday at Boston, but Willis was high
ly effective there after. After Willis hit
for two bases I'm the ninth Tinker threw
Abbaticchio's grounder poorly. While
Chicago argued to close decision Abbatic-
chic stole second. Both scored on Ten
ney's hit and an out. Attendance 23oo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
ST. LOUIS. s: NDw YoRR

81. louis. 5; NOW YORK, 2
-Four hits by ~. Louis in the sixth In
ming yesterday. at ST. Louis coupled with
Browns miss of snoct's ground hit gave
vhs Cardinals foR runs and ths game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Toronto at Newark.
Montreal at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Jersey City
Rochester at Providence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
(First Camel

PTTTSBURG, ?; PHILADELPHIA,
Duggleby was shining mark for tho
Pittsburgs yesterday and his support was
at Phlladelphla and his support was
ragged. f.eever was very effective after
the fourth inning Attendance 1876. Score:
innings ........ . "a 7S9
Pfttsburg ......... 0 % 22 1 Ia
Philadelphia ..... o o 00e o %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16

BOSTON. 4; CHICAGO. 3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
NATIONAL
EXCHANGE BANK
Incorporated rsd1. Nauonalized 1ssS.
63 Westminster Street.
Capital ------S S500,000.90
Surplus and Profits, 706,6S4.15

REPORT
OF the condition OF the NAIIONAIs Ex-
CHANGE BANK, at Providence. IN the
State OF Rhode Island, at tho close OF
business June 9, 1904:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16

The New Yorks were defeated by the
Browns at st. Louis yesterday afternoon
q to l. Poor pitching by Hughes lost the
game Attendance 100 Score:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
b RADA.

M1odzieniec, wielki hulaka
a majacy bogatego wuja,
.postanowil go ,,naciagnac' j
pisze: Kochawy wuju! Zycie
zbrzydlo, postanowilem
je zakonczyc! Prosze, przy-
Sill mi 20 NIX. ma revolver.
Wuj odpisuje: Posy1amsGi
" liscie 20 linyg6w " znacz-
koch p%ocztowych. Kup sobie
"a ME portronek, a taniej
zejdziesz 2 tego swiata!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
Teraz albonigdIy!

:Przygotujcie VASE system ~
nadchodzace gorace dni.
Wyjstlowa dlugoi ostrra sima,
kt6ra@co dopiero muin,ela st 81
vida wssys1tkie sapasy =
Sym systemic Krew must wylaact
wszystkassxa cieplote aby zapo-
1bieds cielesnemu ukr1ywdsenlu. Mic
Il ona straw wielkas lcsesd
.skladnika zywnoSci. ze wielu
miekieji gietkiej krvi zostalo
jest to naszym7
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES strate? By
Ia to ciezka zima, = prawdopodobb--..
ME bedzie gorace lato, Gi,aa1lo
przejdzie : jednej ostatecznosci =
drug4 j powinno byc przygotowa-
ne j wzmocnione Severy czysciciel
hwiijjest.najlepszem lekarstwen1l.,
kt6re wytwarxa nowa obfita krew.
usuwa wszelkie nieczysto6ci
znzyte cze6ci z systemu j wskro6 je-
go rodsaju czyszczania, ~produkuje
zdrowe i normalne poiozenie " kaz-
dym organic, wzmacnia ME tylko5
cia1o, lecz take i umysl. Otto ME
kt6re nieproszone swiadectwa, ode~
brane przez fnme fabrycznae.
8 butelH Severy czys-
ciciela krwl dz1alajacego pr1eciw
wysypce kt6ra mole ciafo byfo po-
krytc,a lekarstwo bylo tax skuteczne
IL wysypka v kr6tce zginela. A.
Vancak, Fayette City, Pa.
,,Przez 90 lat nawiedzonY bylem
ranasna Level nodze, lecz pc rs
zyciu butelki Severy czysciciel'a
krwi rama sic zupe1nie wygoha ~
Karol Kondelka, Autigo, Wis"
,,Severy czysciciel krwi ocalD zycie
paszemu dziecku. ~ Jos. Hoffman,
Tyler, Tex" ,,Sewery Czysciciel
krwi dziala W prost ma krew ! ME
moze bye pr1ewyzszone postepo-
waniu " zrujnowanym systemic STA
bosciach nerwowych, skrofufach
powiekszonych gruczoIach, wiosen-
nej febrze, s6lnem reumatyzmie, a.
naemia i wenerycznych chorobach.
Cena 400 Ma sprzedaz we wszyst-5
kieh aptekach albo wysefa wprost
pc odebraniu powyzszej ceny, op1a
cajacSkoszta przeselki w. r. Severa
Co Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
NOHINY 4 AIMlllllEl;lRl]I;YI,llHlll[ Il.
.f..
I'D"

CHICAGO Ill. Wielkie
MISUNDERSTANDING atu g a
rykaninZC Charles Crane, =
Chicagoo fundusz
rosyjskich zolnierzy 10000
dolar6W. sH.
Grand telegraficznie do;
ni6sl. szefowi kancelaryi CO..
sarskiei, hr, Rostowc6w, &c.
AmeryklIanie 80 przekonaniiz
Rosya suczynilla uszystko ably
pok6j utrzymac ze podstep-
ny Japohczyk q 7: zlmllu Isl il
do wojny r6wnnooczeSnie
zapytal v jaki spos6b mole
nie6tspomocs Ro,syi. 20 otrzy-
MANU- o%dpowiedzi przeslal
mt Crane telegraficznie
10000 dol. (Jak ma}o znaja
Amerykanie Rosye, q Wzled.-
ME jej podla polityke, ten
fakt nam doWodzi najlepiej.
Przyp. Red.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10

TACOMA, WASH. Ma okre-
Gle queen" plynacym ze San
Francisco do Puget Sounds
wyhuch} zeszlej soboty groz-
ny pozar, kt6ry szerzac sic
szybko zagrazal zyciu200 pa
.sazerom j za}odze statku.
Ma wezwanie do gaszenia
'ognia, rzucili sic wszyscy
ME wylaczajac kobiet do
Walk rozpaczliwej 2 rozszala-
lynn zywio}em, a podczas og6l-
nego zamieszania j strasznej
paniki, Il os6b zginelo "
pfomieniach Tub W glebiach.
oceanu.
Pc nadludzkich wysilkach
zdolano zlokalizowa6 ogie1
ma statku, kt6ry, po przeby-
ciu strasznej katastrofy ma
pelnem morzu, zawina1 ". ME-
dziele pred puludniem do
Port Towsend.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
PITTSBURG, "a. q pow,

COLUMBUS, O., Charles
Dick 2 Acron zostal wczoraj
;przez obie, izby,elegislatury
.oddzielnie obrany nastepca
senatora Hanny jake czlonek
senatu. Demokraci ~glosowali
"a Johnem II. Clarke z Gle
veland. Dzi6 odbedzie sic ra-
tyfikacya wyboru ma wsp6lnej
.sesyi lib.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
DZIWNE ZJAWISKO.

DIVINE ZJAWISKO.
Do umierajacego wezwano
dW6ch zhakomitych lekarzy.
Obaj biora go "a pulls pod
ko1dra. Pc chwii jeden e
.zdziwieniem wykrzykuje:
To divine, chory prawie
umierra, 4 polus dzielnie Bile.
Kolego - szepcze drugi
lekarz wy moja lape SciSka-
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10

Pr s biulraa
acknowledgement zArkitzal
donosza, ze v proWincyi bal
dech'odl .:mlllr6z do
So sto'pnnlii ln1ilzej zera. Mr6z
Jest tax q kswielh zeyojak,o1fssnEiilel i,
mole zmiejsca sic ruszye j
strasznie cierpi Cd zimna j
gglodu.W ladze czynia, co NIGGA
leczsa " obec zimna bezsilne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
ZE [ sWI.AllIT[',A.|ll. "A.

E Magic wyslalnie
austryackiego panc:oeltia
Elisabeth" do Chin, gdzle
jjuz ,,Aapernl obu-
dzilo zdziwienie, zWlaszczawo-
bee urzedowego komentar1za
.kt6ry objat6lniisa, e Wysianle
rzeczonych okret6w potrzeb-
ne Jest wobec wznagalacego
sic " Ghinach ruchu niena-
Ola cudzoziemc6w ]
dwuznacznego zachowan1a
sic mandaryn6w. Ruch ten
groznees rozmiary
" razie wyjazdu dworu chin
z Pekinu.
Wyslanie pancer.nika ,,Eli-
ia woody chihskle
nastapilo skutkiem zadania
pos}a austryackiego v Pekinie
kt6ry ~zapewnia, ze stan RE
czy jest bardzo grozny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
NEW YORK. W zeszl;

NEW YORK. w zeszlym
tygodniu sprytny zlodziej,
przebrawszy sic " uniformin
spektora ogniowego, Przedsta-
viii sic zarzadcy Hotelu Will
lard, 235 West 70 ul., ze 2.
polecenia komisarza Hayes
przybyl W celu zbadania sta
nu drabin ratunkowych lin
nych urzadzeh ma wypadek
ognia. M6wil tax przekony-
wajaco; ze zarzadca, ME mial
mic przeciw temu j jeszcze
przeznaczy1 mu czarnego do
pomocy i do oprowadzenia
,,inspektora' pc r6znych cze-
sciach budynku. Przecho-
dzac : pokoju do pokoju o.
znajmia} mieszkafcom Gel.
przybycia j ME czyniono mu
tel zadnych trudno6ci. Ze
z%najomoscia fachoWca ogladal.
wszelkie urzadzenia ma wy
padek ognia j r6wnocze6nie
kazal czarnemu Wspinac sic
po drabinach ratunkowych 2
pietra IA pietro ably wypr6-
bowac cry 90 wsdobrym sta
ME. Podczas gdy czarny }azil
po drabinrach, zapobieggliwy
inspector kradl wszelkie zlo-
te przedmioty napotkane v
mieszkaniach. Ma si6dmem
pietrze zbuntoWal sic mn
czarny m6wiac:: COZ " sobie
myslisz, ze 9 jestem akroba-
"a dlaczego II sam ME
wspinasz sic 20 drabinach!
P6idolarowa sztuka srebra,
kt6ra mu woisnal wreke lin.
spektor'' uspokoila zbunto-
wanego, pocsem dalej spea-
NAL aWojeszadanie.
ten ssspos6b spladrowa;;
wssy caly hotel, inspektol
wychodzac oznajmil zaz %
e trzeba przedsiewii p 4
I ~gruntoWnyohIE napraWe.
osem znik ~ uicY. mic q
.assplslnlis go ~ In,s . : q
\
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10

= Y Z Mich, Okolo,d III
q ce tenu woznioa, Ri
|chaldC unningham odmro1il
q sobiennogge nansiano s. ~
| az do szpit 81 lychdn
~ aIaBaI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
CLEVELAND, o., Zwrot.

CLEVELAND, O., Zwrot-
.niczy Timothy Quinlan, Cd
.idal swoje zycie, ably ocalic
.pociag kolei Lake Shore Cd
wykolejenia sic, kt6ry WHO'LL
100 pasazer6w. Ma torach gl6-
wnych stalo kilka wagon6w;
.pociag sp6zniony . 2 godziny,
nadchodzi} : szalona szybko-
|6cia. Zwrotniczy widzac stra-
|szne niebezpiecze6stwo, wy
Ibiegl 2 budki j wywijal cho-
|ragiewka, lecz spostrzeg}, ze
maszynista ME zauWazyl jego
znak6w, wskutek wielkiego
|dymu. Pudcil sic zatem ku
zwrotnicy, lecz ME zdola1. lei
zamksanac, ale rzucn sic pod
|kola ~lokomotywy j swoim
oialem s%powodowa} przewr6:
Genie sic zwrotnicy. Pociae
|bezpiecznie1dostal sic na innt
tory, lecz ~ mass
|cialo Qunilona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
albadczykom 10 batalion6w
'piechoty baterye.

~sSaa as%8s08 ~ E
3 UWieziono
1'yvgllaaSciicsielaa IL Klarola Lettau,
lone jegosi parobka Gaiew-
'skisgoza falszowanie monet.
IGajewski zeznal ostatecznie
20 dlugiem. badaniu, ze byl
..przy %pierWszych pr6bach
nasladowania dwudziestomar-
IkoWek, kt6re Lettauwi sic
ME mialy udac. Azeby for
me utworzyc, mial podobno.
j. rozpalic do czerwono5ci
.dwie plytki zelazne, wlozyc
1pomiedzy ME prawdziwa
20-marke j mocno uderzaG
'mfotkiem. Pr6ba Ia ME udala.
sic, vice Z. dalsze robil Elk
g. twierdzi, ze
ME byl uz wiecej obecnym
.przy wyrabianiu owych mo-
net, kt6re p6zniej Lettau
.staral sic wYdac " Malborku.
OW warsztat. falszerski znaj-
dowal sic " kuchni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
w MANDZURYI sprawy

W sprawy
rosYskieamajaz take bye ME-
pomyslne,. jak pisma angiel-
skie donosza. Ma kolei sybi-
ryjskieJ ma panowac niesly-
chany nielad. Prey takim
nieladzie trudno cos przeWiezc
do Mandzuryi, stad latWo bye
moze, ze posilki rlosyjskie
znacznie sic op6znia.
Opr6cz tego potworzyli
chunchisi znaczne bandyikt6-
re napadaja na posterunk1
rosyjskie, ustawione wzd}uz
kolei, znaczne czyniac i'm
szkody. Rosya chcialaby tez
W Mandzuryi-d ostae kon; ola
swych wojsk, lecz chunchusi
ME chca i'm koni sprzedawac
a groza tez mandzurom, ze
kazdego zamorduja, kt6ryby
sprzedal rosianinowi konia.
.- Jak dotad sprawy rosyj-
skie stoja bardzo n%iepomySl-
ME.
Zobaczymy " najblizszym
czasie, czy Rosya zdo1a pre-
m6dz pietrzace sic pred MIA
trudnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10

L,WOW, IS lutego. Try
stu student6W lwoWskich
urzadzilo demonstracye wro-
ga Rosyi pred konsultatem
rosyjskim. Poicya jedne oso-
be uwiezila.
Lw6w, 1890 lutego.
Skutkiem przedluzenia try
letniej sluzby, zbuntowa1 sic
jeden szWardon stacyonowa-
nego tutaj pulku huzar6w
Aresztowano 4 podoficer6w. i
is s~zeregowc6w. Wszystkie
niemal dzienniki wyrazaja
nagane temu odlamowi MILO
dziezy uniwersyteckiej, kt6ry
usilowa1 urzadzic pred kon-
sultatem rosyjskim demon
stracye, czemu przeszkodzila
policya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10

i2s5W0 6STSMTN$8mS XSSHE %a$..SEAE&S& $&A s%&sEEa195S@
lktora'' kt6rego tez policya
Iposzukuie. Og6lna sumla
Iskradzionych
zIotychi srebrnych przedsta-
Via warto6c 100 dol.
PITTsBURG, "a. 2 powo-
Edu ulewnych deszcz6B, jake
Ispadly wezbrala rzeka Mo
nongahela j Allegheny; AZ do
fnocy wzros}a woda do. 70
stop jak twierdza urzedni-
cy z bi6ra metereologicznego
ae az do ULTRA stan jej dol
Idzie do % stop. Najwiecej
ucierpialy zaklady elektry-
|czne Westinghouse " East
Pittsburg j Airbrake Compa-
ny " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wynosza ki1ka tysiecy dola-
row, licza do 100000. Pra-
CO " tych. zakladach musiano
~przerwac, a 5000 robotnik6w
|powr6cic musia}o do domu.
Take j " Liverpool, @,
zrzadzi1a woda olbrzymie
szkody, niszczac tory kolejo-
we, tramwajoWe, gmachy po-
cztowe i telegraficzne, a VIE
le fabryk musiano zamknac.
Tory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
|Pittsburg zostaly pedmyte, a
mostly: zniszczone, tax re po-
ciagi musialy przestac kurso-
wac.
w WellesVllle stOl zOO do
$50 dom6w pod woda.
NEW YORK powodu
eksplozyi " kotle parowym,
zawali} sic budujacy gmach
dziewieciopietrowy ma rogu
g avenue. i 46 ulicy; gruzy
.spadajac ma hotel Patterson
uszkodzily tenze czesciowo, i
prawdopodobnie Il os6b 20
stale " obydwu budynkack
.zabitych, a okolo 36 pokale-
czonych.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Przeszlo
robotnik6w zatrudnio-
.nych ma placu wystawy "a
.przestalo pracowac z powodu,
re i'm oznajmiono, il Cd PREY
szlego poniedzialku pobiera6
.beda tylko place letnie, t. j.
20 cent6w "a godzine. w po-
re zimowej o~trzymywali pc
% cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10

RZYM. Ojciec Sw. Plus X.
encyklike, datowana
2 dnia 2 lutego, " kt6rei "a
powiada " celu uproszenia
Bozego ola
swego pontyfikatu, iubileusz
t. wv. papieski ma try mic
si4ce. Ola reszty sWiata ka-
toickiego maja czas jubileu-
szu oglosit biskupi, kazdy
ola swej dyecezyi j to tax,
ably jubileusz pred 8 grud-
MEM rb. byl zakohczonym.
jake warunek dostapienia
odpustu jubileuszoweg po-
stanowione jest Ola Rzymu
trzykrotne zwiedzenie jednei
2 trzech wielkich bazylik, ola
reszty swiata katolickiego
dwukrotne zw,ie,dzenie k,ooSscio-
d katedralnege Tub parafial-
nego. Reszta warunk6w jest
to sauna, 60 przy dostapienliu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10

BERLIN. Serbski kr6l.
Piotr, jak donosza z Belgra-
du, powiedzia1 ma bankiecie.
danym 2 okazyi 100 rocznicy
istnienia Serbii " obec zgro-.
madzonych oficer6w, re maja.
bye przygotowani ma wie]kie
rzeczy ma Balkanie.
Minister wojny, gen. Put
mix ~odpowiedziaR. re armia
serbska ma WszYstko Jest przy-
goto wanna
Ztego wnosza, ze pomiedzY.
Serbia . Bulgarya istnieje
tajny uklad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10

W EBERsWALDE, pick
mem miasteczku brandnebur-
'skiem, zbieraly sic " pewnej
.restauracyi Tony obywatei
ma ulubiona kawe . przy tel
sposobnosci grywaly so
bic " karty ] to 2 wie1ka ma
mietnoscia. 0 tenn dowiedzia-
IA sic wreszcie j policya ku"
wielkiemu przerazeniu grajjaR-
|ukazala sic nagle v ich loka-
III, ably zapisae je sobie. IA
|pewne ztegowyniknie process
Y swoim rodzaju, co praw-
lda, bardzo rzadki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10

= Oiiary piiafstwa.
Magistrat miasta Hall v Sa-
ksonn obwie6cl, % miasto
ogregle 200 tysiecy
marek wydaje n: ma famillie,
kt6re przez pija6stwo ojc6w
rodin stracily swe utrz.yma-
Me. Byloby po1adane,m,a4 le:
sbyr6wIlie inne miasta
Hal 7.
d, . natencsas przekonaano by'
dc 10 kasy mejsie wyydali4
|nasub6stwo poWodusspiia6ss
|s 4 lczby -
O lII|l. 4.