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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
Commander Ascrbes Defeat to Failure of Two Gen
erals to Obey Orders and Weaken
ing of Troops.
SUCCESSOR DISCUSSED AT WAR COUNCIL
Gar Does Not Decide New CommanderWys and Means
to Wage Contest are Considered,
But Not Acted On

| He at first though that Gen. Nogi's
| Port Arthur army was pressing his
east flank and concentrated a great
force there This force he was after.
ward Obliged to shift to Mukden, where
it arrived in a state of exhaustion af-
ter a forced march and was unable to
fight.
The retreat from Mukden began on
March 8. 1t became a demoralized
flight when the Russians discovered
that their egress was being blocked
by Japanese infantry and artillery
from the east.
The rapid approach of the Japanese
was a complete surprise 10 the Rus
SLAMS, who expected that their retreat
would be harassed only by the Japa-
Lese cavalry from the westward.
Russinn Division Surrounded.
Saturday morning one division of
Japanese encountered several Russian
regiments retreating along the road to
Tie pass. The Japanese descended
from the hills upon the Russians who
attempted to break through the line.
After a sharp encounter in which the
Japanese guns did great execution.
1000 Russians surrendered with their
guns The Japanese lost 100 men.
According to stories told by the cap
tured Russian officers and the appear
ance produced by their troops, the re
treat lacks organization, every battal-
ion shifting for itself.
Reach Tie Pass.
KuroL-i'S Haadouarfarc March "a
Delayed.)-The greater part of the re-
treating Russians are supposed to have
reached Tie pass. The pursuing Jap
anese have frequent encounters with
the rear guard. Kuropatkin must re-
move his supplies from Tie pass if he
plans retirement to Harbin The Rus
slams have no stores between Tie pass
and Harbin.
Delayed Report of Fierce Fight.
Japanese Left Armies. March s.
delayed From noon until darkness
yesterday the left column of Okus
army fought a desperate fight near
Likampu. The Russian forces out
numbered the Japanese three to one
The Russians rushed out of the
entertainments advancing on the Japa-
nese and a fierce hand to hand fight
ensued. soldiers using bayonets and
the officers their swords. The Russian
casualties were 10000 killed and
wounded. the Japanese a little over
5000. The Russian dead were left on
the field in heaps. among them many
staff officers.
Denies Recall of Squadron.
st. Petersburg. March 1.-THE re-
call of the Russian second Pacific
squadron is semi-officially denied.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
NOT GIVEN POWER
Colorado Legislature Cannot De.
clare Office of Govern
or at Will.
SUPREME COURT so DECIDES
8aIks Attempt to Lieutenant Governor
Adams Will Probably
Stay In.

Denver, Colo. March 1.-THE Colo
RADIO supreme court has ruled that the
joint convention of the legislature can
not adopt the report of Senator Alex
ander of the gubernatorial contest
committee declaring that neither
Adams nor Peabody was elected gov
ernor at the November election.
By the decision of the court the as
sembly must decide the contest be-
tween the contestator and contestee
and cannot consider the seating Of
Lieut.. Gov. Mcdonald as governor.
The legislature took no action on the
contest today.
Mcdonald Men stubborn.
Nineteen of the 90 republican legis-
lators who favor the seating of Lieut.
Gov. Mcdonald as governor met last
night and renewed the pledge to stand
together in voting on the reports from
the contest committee. From unim-
peachable sources it is learned that
the % members signed an agreement
which in effect was to work for the
seating of Mcdonald and to prevent,
if possible the seating of Peabody.
Adams VIII Retain Seat.
The persons who are authority for
the above statement also say that
these so-called anti-Peabody republi-
cans will vote as a unit against the re
port from the contest committee.
which is done, will not only defeat
Peabody. but will allow Adams to re-
tain the gOvernorship he now holds
After voting down the reports a mo-
ton to adjourn the joint assembly
sine die, it is said. will be made, and
be supported by Mcdonald men and
democrats. This will end perhaps the
most unique political contest ever
heard by a legislature.
Peabody StiH Confident.
However, Peabody confidently de-
clares that the agreement will be
broken at the critical moment and
enough and more Mcdonald men will
swing around to seat their man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14

would have shown the speaker that if
the average family in which there
are children contained but two chill
dren the nation as a whole would de-
crease in population so rapidly that in
two or three generations it would very
deservedly be on the point of extinc-
ton, so that the people who had acted
on this base and selfish doctrine
would be giving place 10 others with
braver and more robust ideals
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
MUST MUTUALIZE
Wisconsin Legislature Passes
Bill Governing Life
Insurance.

Madison. Wis, March 1.-THE Wis
consin assembly today passed a bill
for compulsory naturalization Of life
insurance companies from stock com
panies when the company has ac-
quired 10000, 900 Of insurance. The
bill requires the company to apply 10
per cent or more Of it's surplus earn
ings to the redemption of the capital
stock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
FLOOD CARRIES BRIDGE:
IS PERSONS IN RIVER
Two Men Believed to Have Drowned
in Los Angeles, CAL, and Woman
Probably is Fatally Hurt.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 14.-Its
supports torn away by food in the
Los Angeles river the Seventh street
bridge fell carrying Is persons into the
raging stream. Two men, whose
names were not known, are believed
to have been drowned. Four men
were severely injured, and a woman,
Mrs. Clara Webb, 216 East Seventh
street. probably was fatally hurt by
falling timbers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
ATTEMPT ON WOMAN's LIFE
Asylum Nurse. Walking Along High
way, is Fired on From Ambush.

Peoria, ILL.,, March 14.-Miss Mabel
Herald, a nurse in the hospital for
the insane at Barton Vile. was wound
ed by rife shot fired from ambush
Sunday night. Much mystery sur
rounds the case. She and her escort
were walking 10 the hospital. Her
statements 10 the hospital authorities
have been withheld. The bullet
wound is in one knee and her condi-
tion is believed TO be serious
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
JUDGE WRIGHT is NAMED
Given Charge of New Eastern District
of Illinois.

Washington, March 14.-After a con-
ference today between Speaker Cannon
and President Roosevelt It was an
nounced Francis NJ Wright. Judge of
the United States court Of claims,
would be appointed district Judge for
the eastern district of Illinois, and Fen
ton w. Booth. of Marshall county, Iii
nois, appointed to the vacancy on the
court of claims.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
Mt. Sterling, KY, Giant Dies.

NJ. Sterling. Ky. March 14.-Ken-
tucky's largest man, Joe Craig. died
yesterday at his home near here of
eTysIpelas. Craig was seven feet and
eight inches high and weighed over 400
pounds. He had travelled with circus
IS and had been shown in museums
all over the country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
REPORT is AGAIN DEFERRED
Cooke-McCaskrin Case Will Not Come
Up This Week.

Springfield, H.. March 14.-(Spe-
Daley. of the house
elections committee. today stated that
the Cooke-McCaskrin contested cleo
tion case would not be reported to the
house this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
LOOMS TO SUCCEED CONGER
Will Take Mexican Post Next Summer,
II is Planned.

Washington, March 14.-Frances B.
Loomis, first assistant secretary of
state. will be appointed, it is planned
now, ambassador TO Mexico in success
sion to Edwin H. Conger, when the lat
ter shall retire next summer to become
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
HARPER GOES TO NEW YORK
Chicago Educator Will Receive Treat
nent at Lakewood, NJ. J.

Chicago, March I4.-Presidcnt w
r. Harper, of the University of Chi
cago, left today for New York City,
where he will be the guest OF John
d. Rockefeller after which he will re-
ceive X-Ray treatment for cancer at
Lakewood, y J.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14

Paris, March 14.-Inquiry today at
three banks principally interested in
the proposed new Russian loan brought
the response that it had been decided to
postpone the issue. The journal des
Debates says:
"Msny people consider the adjourn
ment to be evidence that Russia has
reached the end of her resources"
St. Petersburg, March 14.-Accord-
ing to information received by the
war Office the remnant of Kuropat-
kin's army have made good their re-
treat and are now out of immediate
danger OF a turning movement north
Of Tie pass. The Japanese are report
ed to be completely exhausted by their
long, hard fight. and are compelled to
rest and undertake the tasks of bury
ing their dead and looking after their
wounded. prisoners and plunder.
Admits Reports are Incomplete.
The war Office admits Kuropatkin
has not furnished specific information
as to the whereabouts of Gen. Kawa-
mura who has been reported TO be
northeast of Tie pass or of the Japa-
north by forced marches west of the
railroad.
Places Blame.
While KurOpatkin has assumed full
responsibility for accepting battle at
Mukden he has complained to the en-
peror his plans miscarried largely
through failure of two generals whose
names cannot be learned, to execute
his orders He also throws blame on
some troops which failed to respond
properly at the critical moment.
VIII Keep Up War.
The war council held at Tsarskoe
SeIo today at which War Minister SAX
haroff. Gen. Dragomiron and others
were present. is understood 10 have
decided the question of continuing war
i'm the affirmative.
Ways and means were discussed
but decision on some points it is
understood was reserved. The ques-
ton of Kuropatkin's successor was
discussed but the emperor made no
final decision.
squads SurrcndcrinE.
Kuroki's Headquarters, March IL
The country is swarming with hungry,
disheartened Russians who are sur
rendering in squads to any pursuing
Japanese they meet.
Most of the foreign attaches with
the Russian army including two Amer
leans and an English officers were cap
tured at Mukden.
DlSIodgInE the Russians.
Toxic March 14.-Headquarters in
the field reports:
In the direction of Singching our
forces have been dislodging the enemy
from Yingpan. Is miles east of Fun
shun. and on the 11th occupied that
place.
In the direction of the Shakhe
river all our forces are continuing the
pursuit of the remnants of the enemy,
and many Russian officers and men
are surrendering to our train guards
in the mountainous districts east Of
the Tie pass road
Additional SpOiIs Taken.
Additional spoils taken in the di
rsction Of the Shakhe river and Sing
ching are wagons and carts containing
a large amount of ammunition. tools
and various military supplies"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
CHICAGO FIRE LOSS 900
Women and Children in Panic at Box
Factory Burning.

Chicago, March 14.-Fire today de-
stroyed the printing and box depart
ments of the Grand Crossing Tack
company's plant, causing damage of
100000 There was a panic among
the 500 employees. which included
many women and children, but all es-
1aped in safety.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
ROAD WILL ISSUE
S5O,OOO,OO0 BONDS

Philadelphia. Pa. March 14.-At a
stockholders meeting of the Pennsyl-
yania railroad company held today
issue Of new bonds not TO exceed $50,
o00, 600 was authorized.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
GAS HOSE WAS DISPLACED
Caused the Asphyxiation of Three Per-
sons at Chicago.

Chicago, March 14-Mrs. Samuel
Friedman. and her brother-in-law.
Para Friedman, are dead from asphy-
xiation and Samuel Friedman is dying
as a result of an accident to a gas
plate in the Friedman fat In some
way the rubber hose supplying gas TO
the plate was detached.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
GIVES TO CHURCH IF ELECTED
Kankakee Candidate For Town collec.
tor Makes Liberal Offer.

Kankakee. Ill, March Hilary
Davis. a business man here. who is a
candidate for the nomination for town
collector. offered to give $50 TO each
of the 1G churches Of the city in the
event Of his election.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
Anderson Confrmed.

Washington, March 1.-THE senate
today confirmed the nomination Of
Charles w. Anderson (colored) as col
Iector of internal revenue Of the sec
ond district Of New York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
sernius, Estate PilIcned.

St. Petersburg. March 1.-THE es-
tate of the late Grand Duke Sergius
near Moscow, has been pillaged by
peasants and a factory in the same
district has been burned down
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
CLOTHES and Jewels Maniac"
Will Spend No More
Fortunes.
FURNISHED MANY SENSATIONS
Ran Through With Fabulous Sum in
Few Years-Left On An
Allowance.
Monte Carlo, March 14.-The Mar
quis of AngIesey died here today.

London. March 14-In the short
space of six years the young clothes
and jewels maniac" as the Marquis of
Anglesey was commonly described ran
through a magnificent property and
81, 100000 in addition to his annual in
come of upwards Of half a millian dol
lars derived from family estates.
Crash Last summer.
Last summer the crash came and
it was found the marquis had unse-
cured liabilities of over $1,25O,0 900. The
marquis has since been living on the
continent on an allowance made by
his creditors.
Furnished Sensations.
His short career has furnished
succession of sensations in society in
cluding his extraordinary costly col
lections of jewels and clothes, his mar
riage to his cousin, the daughter of
Sir George Chetwynd; their subse-
quent divorce and almost immediate
cancellation thereof. his position for
private theatricals and enormous sums
expended on staging productions at
his private theatre for a delectation of
few house parties and finally revela-
tions regarding his eXtravagances.
Fabulous Jewels.
When the creditors of the marquis
ransacked Angels castle they found
it literally packed with valuables of
every description. The contents of
one unlocked drawer alone was valued
at $125.OOO while among the crockery
in the pantry was found a rock crys-
tai which recently sold at auction for
s21 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
Ne Habeas corpus For Hoeh.

Vhicago, March IA writ OF ha-
beas corpus seeking the release OF Jo-
hann Hoch. the multi-bigamist, was
withdrawn today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
IN
Small Packers Join Fight Against
the So Called Beef
Trust.
s3,0OO.OOO FUND PROVIDED
Battle Will be Joined When Federal
Court Takes Up Investiga-
tion at Chicago.

Chicago, March 1.-THE Daily News
says: War to the knife between the
Big Five" of the beef combine and
20 firms and corporations classed as
Independent packers will, it is assert
ed. begin in Chicago on March 20,
when the special federal grand jury
begins its investigation of the affairs
of the alleged beef combination.
A fund of S3,0OO,0OO has been raised
to carry on the. fight against the beef
combine and set the claims of indie
pendent packers sqUarely before the
public The largest of the so-called
Independent concerns, Schwarzschild
& Sulzberger, is concerned in the
rnnrnrnent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14

New York, March 14.-At least a
score of persons were burned to death,
several SO badly hurt that they may
die, and 40 others received sIighter
hurts in fire that practically destroy
ed fiVe-story tenement house in Al
len street early today.
The fire gained such headway many
of the tenants were cut off before they
could make an attempt to save them
selves. Thrilling rescues and daring
leaps for life marked the fire.
Those Identified.
Of the bodies recovered only the
following are identified:
RACHEL SOLOMON, 10.
JACOB SOLOMON, 10.
ABRAHAM SOLOMON. 20.
JESSIE COPEN, aged 10.
ROSE WIENER, %.
SANDER WIENER, 1.
IDA MUSKOWITZ. 10.
HARRY KAUFFMAN, 10
ROSE MILLER, T.
MORRIS MILLER, infant
Crowded fire escapes in the rear of
the tenement were largely RESPONSE
Die Tor so many casualties.
Started i'm Basement.
The fire started in the basement, oc-
cupied by Isaac Davis, his wife, and
three children. Davis had been out
last night and returning home early
this morning went into store on the
same floor just in time to see a kero-
sene lamp in the rear explode He
9Kvnl-n his 4,.il -,
out the flaming lamp but without sue
cess, and then gave all attention to
getting their children out of the build
ing. A policeman who heard the
alarm rushed TO the scene and every
effort was made TO arouse the sleeping
persons in the house.
Spread Was Rapid.
In the meantime the flames had
spread with startling rapidity and
when persons who had been asleep
on the upper floors awoke they found
themselves confronted by a wall of
flames on nearly every side.
Scenes of the widest description
followed with panic stricken people
fighting for their lives and rushing to
the fire escapes only to find them fill
ed with rubbish of all description and
almost impossible
Down through cluttered and narrow
ed passageways flowed the stream of
humanity. On some escapes the rub
bish was so closely packed that it be-
came impossible to pass certain
points and men. women, and children
stood and literally roasted to death as
the flames roared through the windows
and found them.
Act of HerOism.
One of the escapes. which ended
near the roof of a shed about 20 feet
above the ground, had been gained by
Policeman John X. Dwan who had run
a plank across a window adjoining the
building. Nearly a dozen persons had
been carried across this narrow bridge
by the policeman when flames began
to sweep around the lower fire es-
cape
Plank Breaks.
Rushing into the fire the policeman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
Hay is IU.

Washington. March If.-Secretary
Hay is confined to his home by re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
Devise Plans of Action.

The principal plants of the company
are in Kansas City. but a large plant
is operated by the same company in
Chicago and branch in New York
Independent packers are said to have
held meetings in Kansas City to devise
plant of offensive and defensive
movement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
Act of Heroisun.
Plank Breaks.

Rushing into the fire the policeman
siezed a little child and started on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
TIE Weather.

Snow or rain tonight and Wednes-
day; warmer Wednesday; minimum
temperature about 80 above. Temper
ture az a. m, "a; at $3.50 p. m, %.
JIM. SHERIER, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-14
Not Intelligent Remark.

The intelligence OF the remark is
on a par with its morality. for the
most rudimentaTy mental process
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
DANA.

"Zaprowadzono tn kare cie-
lesnq. O)dnoSne prawo uchwa-
lono. W kwietniu, a teraz O.
:g}oszono, re prawo ma wejsc
W zycie W dniu 8 wrzesnia
rib. w prawie jest scisle ozna-
-czonem, jak i .kiedy kara cie-
lesna ma bye wykonywana.
w dzisiejszych czasach wyso-
ce cywilizacyjnych, moze
take prawo ~wydawac sic bar
barzy6skiem, lecz wydarzaja
sic zbrodnie i to coraz czes-
ciej &miedzy zwyrodnialeml
ludzmi, ma co jedynem lekar-
stwem tylko NIGGA bye porza'
dine baty, gdyz wsze1kie VIE
:zien;e ma mic sic MEL zda ma
takich zbrodniarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
POLSKA.:>

Petersburski korespondent
warszawskiej agency telegra-
ficznej dowiaduje sic z mai
wiarogodniejszego zr6d}a, 70
metropolita koScio}6w kato-
lickich W Rosyi, ma miejsce
zmar}ego ks. Szembeka, ma
zostac arcybiskup warszalw y, . i
Popie]. R6wnocze6nie arcybii- $:
skup Popiel zostanie miano-
wauy przez stolice Apeo9sttoll.-
ska kardyna}em, czemu poc.
przednio Rad rosyjski sic
sprzeciwia}. Arcybiskupem
za6 warszawskim ma "a. :: zost tao
biskup wilehski Ks. ;;Roop.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
y ~ . EsE~ Va y 81 a-T.
sZE sWIATA !,
:: Is
/.
AUSTRIA.

Kr6l angielski spotka} sic 2
W Ischlu pod Wiedniem. 2
cesarzem austryackim. Spot
kanie z.cesarzem Wilhelmem
II ME nastapilo, choc kr6l
Edward przez kraje niemiee-
kie przejezdza}. Rzadowe ga
zety %zapewniaja z kwasna
NINA, 'ze to mic ME znaczy,.
ale Mkt i'm nie uuWierzy.s zd : !:
je sic, re racya mieli CT kt6-
~zy twierdzili, re i%stnieje ja-
kies nieporozumienie, z po-
wodu plotek dworskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
ROSYA.

Car Miko}aj jest podobno
powaznie chorym. z Peter
sburga dowiaduje sic nBerl.,
Tageblatt'', ze car .ocg1osi
wkr6tce manifest, W kt6rym
zrzeka sic tronu ma .korzySc
.swego syna, nastepcy tronu
Aleksego, kt6ry .dnia II I'm.
uko6czy} pierwszy rok zycia
Do czasu pe}noletnosci tegoz
mia}aby zosta6 u"stancwiona
rejencya, sk}adajaca sic 2
trzech cz1onk6w rodzinY car
.skiej. - Dnia 10 bm. kauai
car o godz. 7 .rano zaalarmo'
wac ob6z gwardyi w Cars
klein Stole. Okaza}o sic PREY
tel sposobnoSci, re wielu ko-
mendant6w pulk6w batalio~
now ME by}o obecnych W
obozie, lecz, re bawili sic W
Petersburgu. Car zarzadzl}
.sledztwo W tel sprawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
portowal ks kardyna} Puzy-
ma, a mad grobenl przemsasw law f<l|
ksiadz metropolita Szeptyc-
XII.
FRANCYA.

Kardyna1 paryski ks. Ri
.chard og}osil z okazyi Wnie-
bowziecia NMP. list paster-
ski, W kt6rym wzywa wier-
nych do modlitwy z poWodu
przesladowa6, jakicb Ko6ci6}
doznaje re stronY mason6w.
Przesladowanie to wzmog1o
sic nieslychanie W ostatnich
% latach i przygotowa1o
grunt ola projektu rozdzia}u
Koscio}a i pa6stwa. Znacze-
ME tego rozdzia}u ley W tenn,
re Francya ME chce bye :da-
lei 'jednym z najwiekszych
n.asrod6w katolickich ma swie-
Gle. Kardyna} przyznaje, re
wielu powodnje sic obojetnos-
.cia i n~ierozwaga, ale r6wna
Jest rzecza, re og6l ME zada
rozdzia}u. Zreszta nova usta-
wa - sadzi kardyna} - ME
tyle ma ma celu rozdzia} Kos
cio}a i -pa6stwa, lie raczej
narzucenie novel ustawy ko-
sciolowi bez wzgledu ma pc.
wage g}owy KoScio}a wRrzy'
mie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
NOWINY z AMERYM
g

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, = Aeronautltta
wzniosl sic bslonem " powietrze,
azeby nastepnie wyskoczyc j spus@
cic sic ma ziemie- PREY pomocy
spadochronu, do kt6rego byf przy-
czepiony trapez, ma. ktdrym produ-
kowa} sic re swa sztuke gimnastyk
John Williams. Kiedy zeglarz ma
powietrzny wyskakiwa} z }odki ba-
lonu, Williams wyskoczy} take,
lecz ME dosiegna} trapezu, z wy
sokosci 1900 stop runa} ma ziemiee
gdzie rozbi} sic ma smier6. Jego TO-
warzysz ME doznaf uszkodzenla
Przedstawienie odby{o sic W Red
House Park pod. Cahoikia, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
|lezli sic ma ziemi, w6z r~ozlecia1 sic
" szczaatki, : kods uszedf Gallo: z ka--
'tastrofy.
MADISON, Wis, Wczorai wi.

MADISON, Wis, Wczoraj vie
czorem przesz}a przez prawie srod-
kowy stan Wisconsin silna burza
po}aczona z grzmotem j blyskawi-
ca. Miasto. Madison ME ma1o ucier-
pia}o 2 powodu tego. Pioruny ude;
rzy1y " kilku %miejscach pomiedAy
tent by} kapitol, dom mayora Cur
tbs i slup flagowy ma budynku
Marston PREY ul;cy Main. Kapitol
ME zostaf :uszkodzony a to ola tego
re ogromna. zelazna kopu4a by}a do
brym prxewodnikiem elektrzyczno-
Sci. 6kad jednak piorun przebiegl
DO drutach do domu Curtisa i "a
pali1 60 W kilku miejscach: Szkoda
nieznaczna, DO zawezwanot natyeh-
Mast straz .pozarna, kt6ra sugasi1a
budynku N adison Gas &
Electric kompanii st@uk} wielkie
frontowe okno. Opr6cz tego wy
rzadzi1 bardzo wiele innej szkody W
budynkach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
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Pogrzeb SIP. metropolity hr.
Szembeka odby} sic W ubie-
ely czwartek W Alwernii Z
wielka okaza}o6cia. Brazil "
niej udzia} arcybiskupi: Ply
zyna, Bilczewski, SzeptYcki,
Teodorowicz i Popiel, ora =
biskupi. Pelczar, Nowak,
Wa}ega j ks. Nowicki, dele:
gat z wilma. Nabozehstwo Ia
}obne odprawi} ks. arcybis'
kup Bilczewski, move zalob.
ma " ko5ciele wyglosil Ks
biskup Pelczer, zwloki eks.
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