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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
The Presidents Itinerary.

About as neat a folder as has ever been gotten out by railroad company is the itinerary of the Presidential party on its tour through the South. It is a handsome, cloth-bound pamph- let issued by the passenger department of the Southern Railway.
 On the back of the folder in heavy gold embossing is an eagle with out stretched wings. A golden wreath Is just over the eagle with fourteen stars in 1t, the letters, "E Pluribus unum" in raised letters of gold being between the wings of the eagle. Under min iature gold coat of arms of the United States are golden olive branch and a bundle of arrows. On the fly leaf are the words, Tour of the President through the South, October the 18th to October 27th, 1905" Then follows the itinerary. Every point touched by the special from Washington to Jackson vile and New Orleans is given with
 the distances from city to city, the names of the railroads over which the
 special train runs and even the popu-
 lation of every town on the route.
 A condensed though thoroughly com
 plete map of the United States is given,
 the route of the Presidential train be-
 ing marked out in red letters. Then
 follows the personnel of the party and
 the following table of distances:
 NoShiHS loh tO ISlCHI1OHu,
 ton Southern Railway Richmond Fred
 ericksburg and Potomac Railroad, I16
 miles; Richmond to Raleigh, Seaboard
 Air Line Railway, I56 miles; Raleigh
 to Jacksonville, Southern Railway, 793
 miles; Jacksonville to St. Augustine and return, Florida East Coast Rail- way, "A miles; Jacksonville to Valdos- ta, Georgia Southern and Florida Rail- way, 110 miles; Valdosta to Montgom- cry. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad miles; Montgomery to Mobile and re- turn. Louisville and Nashville Railroad
 360 miles; Montgomery to Chehaw, Western Railway of Alabama, 39 miles; Chehaw to Tuskegee and return, Tus- kegee Railroad, 10 miles; Chehaw to Montgomery, Western Railway of Ala bama, 39 miles; Montgomery to Bir- mingham, Louisville and Nashville Railroad. 96 miles; Birmingham to Memphis, St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad. 251 miles; Memphis to Little Rock and return. Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway. 266 miles: Mem phis to New Orleans, Illinois Central Railroad, 396 miles. Total distance travelled by the President, 2,961 miles
 Distance to Memphis, as shown above 2,565 miles; Memphis to Bristol, Southern Railway, 552 miles; Bristol to Lynchburg. Norfolk and Western Railway. 204 miles; Lynchburg to Washington, Southern Railway, 173| miles. Total distance travelled by the Presidential party. S,494 miles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
Addre.. s,vedlsh ParIInment.

Stockholm, Sweden. oct. lB.-Ihe eX- traordinary session of the Swedish Par liament was closed today King Oscar in a short speech expressing regret at the separation of Norway and Eweden and hoping for lasting peace and a good understanding between the two nations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
ScaIper Convicted.

A Chicago dispatch says: The first case of conviction and penitentiary sentence for a ticket scalper has just been made in Chicago through the ac- tivities of the Western Passenger As- sociatfon Protective Bureau. Edward Goodman was convicted in Judge Mo- Ewen's court on charge of having used a pass of the Great Western Railroad and having changed the date of its termination. He has appealed to the Supreme Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
Their Dutle. Enough to occupy Them.

President Roosevelt doubts the pro- priety of his Cabinet officers going act lively into the State campaigns for in- divldual office seekers. and Secretary Shaw will be the beginning and end of campaign Cabinet speakers when he has finished his stunt" in Virginia. Hereafter. their oTatortcal powers will be strictly confined to their own State. If their duties of office are performed faithfully. there will be little time for such diversions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
RaDouet of AnnIston Clerks.

Anniston, Oct. Especial. )-At a. meeting of the Anniston Clerks Union last night at the Blue Mountain Home three members, Messrs. CharIes MIG Rae. Cooper Gulledge and Walter Phil- lips were initiated into the secret or unionism. The banquet following the business meeting was most en1oya- ble one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
snow in Nebrnska and Dakota.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 19.-Two Inches or snow fell over Northern Nebraska and in Southern Dakota last night and today and continues this afternoon. The temperature is dropping fast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
Oyster shuckers stilI Coming.

The Louisville and Nashville tracks between here and New Orleans will be lined with passenger trains tonight. The tracks of the Western Railway between here and Atlanta will also be filled as the Western will bring in two special trains of oyster shuckers tonight, the two trains running as the second and third section of it's regular train No. 37, due here at 9:20 D. m There will be sixteen cars in all and the Mobile and Montgomery Division of the Louisville and Nashville will take them south as the second and third sections of its train No. 3, due to leave for -lobile at 9:35 p. m.
 Last night only three cars of the shuckers came in and they were han dled on the regular Western and Mo- bile and Montgomery trains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
Groves
The-Non-Secret-F Formula Chill Tonic

Ihe-N on-Secret-F formula NnAl , OMlC - You know what vou are taking as the formula plainly printed on every bottle showing that Groves Tasteess Chill Tonic is Ouinine and Iron in taseess as well as the most acceptable and eH6cacious form.
 Drives Out Malaria and Builds Up the System >s Sold by all dealers for 27 years Price 50 centa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20

Miss Wright is one Of the most popu- lar of the charming young Southern women of Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
Freixht Car. Short.

A Chicago dispatch says: Freight supplies are becoming utterly made quate to meet the demands made upon them. 1t is said that in many places in the West wheat is lying on the ground around elevators full to over flowing, waiting for cars in which 1t can be shipped. Orders have been is- sued by all the roads to hurry cars to receiving points. and several compa- nies have issued positive orders not to allow their cars off their own lines un- der any circumstances.
 On the roads east of Chicago similar conditions prevail. The car shortage is felt everywhere and 1t Is augmented by the unprecedently large movement of general merchandise. Roads every where are moving larger tonnage than ever before in their history and the tendency Is steadily toward a fur ther increase.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
Where We are Strongest Prescription Department. :.
 

The superior service of our prescription department justly places us as most relia- bIe and cautious compounders of medi- cine. Better physicians recognize that from every point of view Jacobs has not only better apparatus for handling difficult prescriptions. but stock is more compre- hensive. For rare chemicals and compli- cated prescriptions they come to Jacobs ---besides our charges are far below the average.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20

who have been in camp on the Pickett Springs line of the Montgomery Trac- ton Company all the past summer. There were thirteen in the party last night. seven of them going to Mobile and the other six to Columbus. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
DINwJDDIE-wRIGHT.

this way that the name of Murphy hg- ured in the Albers case.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-09

heroic efforts in putting out the
fire. The walls Of the kitchen
were badly scorched.
WANTED-Girl for kitchen
work wages, $3.50 per week. Lo-
tel Wells.
A. C. Jackson. E. A. Durham,
Nv. l.. Armstrong, Robert
Mccormick and. Harry Work
left this morning for Gulf
port, Miss, to look after some eX-
tensive business interests at the
southern city.
Miss Pomeroy, of the firm Of
Cutler & Pomeroy, and Miss La
cock, their trimmer, are attending
the midsummer openings in Pitts
burg and Cleveland.
=
The closing dance Of Prof. Log
gle at the armory last evening
was largely attended and the oc-
casion was highly enjoyed. About
sixty couples attended the affair,
and the music was one Of the most
pleasing features of the evenings
entertainment.
The oil boom at Grandview, o..
is giving the teamsterS IN this
city all the teaming they can at
tend to. Large quantities of oil
material left this city this morn
ing for the new field Supply
stores of this city are also reaplng
a harvest from the new strike.
Some few dealers ridicule my
efforts to build up a good photo
business in Sistersville. | want
them to show a better photo than
] make for my customers or hold
their peace. Look carefully into
my two showcases out in the
stairway, 612 Wells street, and
see fine collection and the price
marked down low to induce peO-
pie to come while I am giving per-
sonal attention to sittings. Let
me make a half dozen for you of
the very best for Is cents just to
show YOU what can be done This
price is good week longer. Thee
IBrinkm:er.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-09
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There is a slight rise in the river
this week.
June Delineator at Mccoy
Book Store.
Circuit court is in session in ST..
Marys this week.
-
Contractor Jack O'Hare arrived
in the city last evening.
Mrs. o. J Smith spent the day
in Wheeling shopping.
Miss Florence Maher is visiting
relatives in Parkersburg.
Miss Title Dick spent the day
with friends at Wheeling.
w. III. Roberts was Parkers-
burg business caller today.
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Mrs. II. NJ. Stanbery spent the
day in Wheeling with relatives.
D. II. Morey of MiddlebOurne,
was a business caller in the city
today.
Hot chicken supper in the Cit
hens' Hose House Thursday even
ing.
Lots of business here now. Ad-
.vertise and get your share OF the
trade.
Attorney M. D. Hanes is at
tending circuit court at st. Marys
today.
New potatoes only 80 cents
peck at NJ. a. Sybert Grocery
Company.
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L. L. Cotton of St. Marys, was
a business caller in the city last
evening.
Attorney E. r. B. Martin Of
st. Marys, was in the city last
evening.
T. X. Smith, the Main street
plumber, made a business trip to
Davenport today.
::
Fresh country butter at NJ. a.
Sybert Grocery Company, % cents
a pound.
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All the oil well supplies, rig
timbers and other material that
will be used in developing the
new oil field at New Matamoras
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-09

and Grandview will be purchased
in this city.
Strawberries are selling at NJ.
A. Sybert Grocery Company for
| 10 and 20 cents a box.
rs not too early now to begin
to arrange for Fourth OF July
celebration to be held in this city.
| : =
Mrs. G. E. Schupbach spent the
day with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Shapley, of Grandview,
Ohio.
w. Fl. Smith, editor and pro-
prietor of the Tyler County Star,
was a business caller in the city
today.
The NJ. A. Sybert Grocery Com
pany are surely doing the grocery
business of this section OF the
country.
Attorney c. R. Martin of Mid
dlebOurne. went to East Liver
pool, O., this morning on legal
businesses, S
The windstorm Saturday tore
down enough derricks to keep the
rig builders busy for several
weeks to replace them.
c.. C. Carroll of Middle
bourne, who has been visiting
friends at Waverly, passed
; through the city this morning on
his way home.
Mayor Lynn Kirkland, Council
; man 7. J. Loughney, w. H. Noll,
DR.. c. E. Kahle, A. R. Corbitt
and Harry Redman took in Ring
ling Bros. shows at Wheeling to-
day,
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Miss Nellie Burns went to
Wheeling this morning to attend
recital at the Mt. de Chantal
,, school near Wheeling, of which
| institution MISS Burns is a grad
uate.
James Fletcher, the obliging
hackman Of Middlebourne, went
| to Wheeling this morning to at
tend to some business matters
and incidentally to witness the
sights of Ringing Bros. show.
: =: :
The county court did not take
any action yesterday in regard to
the courthouse matter. The court
will convene on Monday, the ODD
inst. for the purpose of consider
ing the courthouse question:.
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All the hot chicken and other
good things YOU can eat will be
served by the women's guild of
st. Paul's Episcopal church in the
Citizens Hose House Thursday
evening Of this week: You are in
vited to the feast.
Mrs. McCutcheOn Of Rexford
street received serious burns to
her hands yesterday while extin-
gushing the flames of curtains
at her home which caught on fire
from blowing against the cooking
stove. The mishap occurred dur
| ing her absence for a short time
from the house. Her timely re-
turn doubtless prevented the de-
struction of her home. Mrs. Nc
Cutcheon exercised great pres
j
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-09
Spring
.DelicaCiieS
To Tickle the Palate

Strawberries that melt in your
mouth; red, ripe and delicious;
per quart box, Is to 20 cents.
Lettuce; fresh every morning;
tender and crisp; a pound, Is
cents.
Green onions; fancy home
grown from the sets; 2 punches
for 5 cents.
Asparagus; homegrown; very
fine and tender; a bunch, s cents.
Cucumbers; long green south
ern cucrlmbers; 10 cents each.
Summer squash; fancy and de-
iciOus; 10 cents each.
New potatoes; peck, so cents.
Pineapples; large size; fancy
fruit; - to 20 cents each.
Radishes; fancy homegrown.
2 punches for 5 cents.
New cabbage; a pound, 5 cents.
Our vegetables and fruits are
received fresh every morning.
We advise coming to the store
often these spring days to see the
new things.
N. 4. Sybert Grocery Go
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-09
N. 4. Sybert Grocery Go
TIE POPULAR GROCERS.
Phone SO.

heroic efforts in putting out the
fire. The walls Of the kitchen
were badly scorched.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-09

WANTED-Girl for kitchen
work; wages, $3.50 per week. Ho-
tel Wells.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

dziatek i o6wiadczy}a goto-
wosc zabrania ich do siebie,
lecz dzieci skry}y sic "a ojca
i ME chcia}y wcale gadac z
matka.
Najstarsza dziewczynka O.
powiedzia}a sedziemu ze Oh
ciec by} dla Mich dobry i
nigdy ich ME bill; natomiast
matka by}a brutalna i bi{a
dzieci "a lada powodem.
Dzieci zostana zatrzymane
W domu przytu}ku przez je-
den miesiac i beda oddane
ojcu, jezeli W tym czasie po-
stara. sic ola mich o lepsze
utrzymanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

zapadl sic wierzch soil i "a
sypa} Krupi6skiego. Natych-
miast pospieszono mu ma po-
moe wydobyto pogruchota-
nego. Pokaleczonego odwie-
ziono do szpitala gdzie ME-
szczesliwy zmarf W dwie
godziny po vypadku. Drugi
robotnik Liman Lilly zosta}
kej pokaleczony. Zw}oki "a
b:tego odwieziono do zak}a-
du pogrzebowego Neuendor-
ia, lecz mkt ME zg}osi1 sic
po ME. Krupi1ski niedawno
przyby} re starego kra-
ju i jak widac ME mia}
tn krewnych. Mkt O MIN
ME moze podac blizszych
szczeg6}6w. Kompania pocho-
wa go swoim kosztem. Taxi
los spotyka naszych rodak6w
szukajacych polepszenia doll
"a oceanem!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

DETROIT, Mich. Jan Kru-
pi6ski, polak LEGACY lat "a
straci} zycie pracujac u kom-
panii Pennsylvania Salt Co.
W Wayndotte. Wypadek mia1
miejsce W poniedzia}ek. Kru-
pi6ski W dniu tym otrzyma1
prace u powyzszej komranii
a foreman postal do szuflo.
wanna soil. Wierzch soil "a
marznietej wisia} jak dach,
ME podparty. Krupihskiego
podobno ostrzegano, aby byl
NV Amy ale ten widocznie 2
przestrogi ME korzysta}. Ma
gle uslyszano 1oskot j jek. To
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

PETERSBURG, 6 marca.
Los bitwy jest zalezny cd dal-
szego zachowania. sic genera
la Nogi. Jeze}i zamiast zdo-
wac Mukden, rzuci sic z 81
Ia ma wawozy Tie, zan,knie
.odwr6t Kuropatkinowi, kt6-
rego armia zostanie zniszczo.
ma do poddania sic. Kuropat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
WILKESBARRE, Pa. Ma

WlLkESBARRE, ia. Ma
stacyji zjawi} sic niejaki
John Schmidt z Lu-
zerne, Polak donoszac, IL cor.
ka jego II letnia E]lwick
znikfa bez s!adu. Uczeszcza
ona do szko}y parafialnej j,
gdy pewnego dnia ME wr6-
ella do domu rodzice poszi
tam zapytac O MIA, jakiez
by}o przerazenie gdy sic do
wiedzieli, il c6rka ich wcale
dnia tego W szkole ME by}a.
Zaginiona odznacza}a sic "a
wsze pos}uszehstwem do
brym charakterem.
Odpadfy Cd sklepienia
od1am wegla W kopalni Var
rior Run, skaleczyf SLIME w
biodro zatrudnionego tamze
g6rnika Jana Czuczurskiego.
nieszcze5liwego przeWiezionoz
do Mercy Hospital.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
w A PGZ A WA

WARSZAWA, 3. marca.
Wczoraj po po}udnSu rzuco.
no bombe z okna ma pod
worze stacvi rolicyjnej. Pc.
mimo, ze bomba wpad}a v
srodek grupy zo}nierzy, jed
max ME eksplodowa}a. Jake
dodejrzanych 0 rzucenie
homby aresztowano dwu ~
dow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
z NIW POLSKICH
" AMERYCE.

. WARSZWA, N. OAK. Para
fla nasza W Pulaski jest opu-
szczona - bez ksiedza, Wiel.
ks. Gaw1owicz nasz proboszcz
kt6ry blisko dziewiec lat by}
dusz pastarzem naszej pa
rafii, zosta} logo Lutego ru~
SONY paralizem. Parafianie
prosza, aby sic ksiadz, polak
zg1osii do biskupa,
JANA STANLEY
FARGO, N. Oak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

j.. CHICAGO, Ill. Panstwo
Paw1owie Skornia, 216 Chi
cago ave., mieli to nieszczes-
cie,- czy szczescie, re pred
niejakim czasem bocian i'm
przyni6s} bliznieta. W skutek
tego 2 kt6rymi dawniej zyli
W przyjazni, por65ni]i sic
najokropniej, a Dickerson ma
wet stara sic sadownie ich
Emusic do porzucenia miesz-
kama, gdyz powiada, re po
ca}odziennej pracy wracajac
znuzony do domu, ME jest
" stanie przespac sic W nocy
gdyz krzyk niemowlat ME
daje mu zasnac. .Nadto zas
"szczesliwi" rodzide otrzyma-
Ii wczoraj list, kt6ry nape1ni}
ich niema}ym strachem, gdyz
brzmia}, jak nastepuje.
''Dajemy wan "a godzln do
wyprowadzenia sic. Nietylko
Dickerson6w dreczy skomle-
ME waszych pisklat. DIS W
nocy pojawiq sic Bia}e Czapki
wy KAPPA was W smole i OBJ
Fsypia pierzem. Zgasimy .gaz,
podpalimy bude a waszym
malcom danny trucizne ma
szczury. Dickersonowie "a
sluguja ma wsp6}czucie. Osta-
l:tnie to ostrzezenie. Zabieraj-
Ecie sic. - Bale Czapki".
/ Rozrzewniajaca scena roz-
[;zegra}a sic pred sadzia Mack
a. gl6wnym aktorem by} nas7
Kodak OBJ. Edward Ciesielski,
zam. pm. 66 Fuller ul.
I Ot6z sad zadecydowa1, re
czworo dzieci Ciesielskiego,
z kt6rych najstarsza c6rka
iczy 13 lat, ma bye zabranych
do powiatowego przytu1ku,
poniewaz ojciec ME moze i'm
dac dostatecznego utrzyma-
MIA. ,
Ciesielski rozwi6dl sic z
Ezona, lecz dzieci ME chcia}y
p6jsc "a matka a zosta1y z
|ojcem i isypia}y z nim ma po-
d{odze W nedznej izbie g}od-
no i chlodno.
Gdy nieszczesliwemu ojcu
|oswiadczono ze dzieci costa
ma mu zabrane dop6ki ME
wystara sic dla Mich 0 lepsze
warunki bytu, wpadl " szaf
2 rozpaczy i zacza} krzyczec,
ze sic powiesi, gdyz ME chce
sic rozlaczyc z dziecmi, kt6re
kocha. Rozpacz jego niemal
graniczyla z ob}edem j mu-
siano go zabrac do szpitala
|obserwacyjnego.
w sadzie znajdowafa sic
Itakze matka esnych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

LONDYN, 6 marca. Armia
genera}a Kuropatkina jest W
wielkiej panice, schrania sic
gdzie tylko moze abv ujsc
zwyciezkim japofczykom.
Si}a rosyjskiego wojska
zosta}a zupe}nie zniszczona
Mukden jest oskoczony przez
japo6czyk6w a kilka dywizyi
rosyjskich, kt6re zajmuja
jeszcze swoje pozycye W sa-
siedztwie CORY Pultilow 20
stana W kr6tce zmuszone do
poddania.
Cd wschodu, general Ku-
roki ciagnie SVEN wojs-
kiem do wawozu Tie. I'd
zachodu general Oku pedzi
moskali, kt6rzy sic chca
schronic W wawozie Tie.
G}6wnym zamiarem obu ar
/
mil japo6skich jest dotrzec do
kolei pomiedzy Mukdenem a
wawozem i zniszczyc ia tax,
aby przerwac komunikacye.
Moskale podpa|i'i stacye W
lMukdenie i sk}ady zywnos-
ci. Miasto jest juz oskarzone
a upadek jego jest widocz-
ny.
! % s::sss..aszs. ..ssaszs.. -. . L. 5.<a.,. ss -. a.s|,
Slime Wol,isko japo6skie
ciagnie IA po}udniowy
wsch6d z Takumen. General
Nogi nastepuje ma p6}noc
wzd}uz cd Mukdenu.
W piatek japo6czycy od-
cieli cd Mukdenu jedne dy-
wizye moskali, sk}adajaca sic
czterech sotni kozak6w l.
26 armat. Moskale W viel~
kiej rozsypce udali sic do
wawozu Tie, zostawiajac "a
SODA wszystkich rannych.
MUKDEN, 6 marca. w
sobote rozpocze}a sic ma nowo
gwa}towna wymiana strza}6w
armatnich ma zach6d cd
Mukdenu. Granaty japo6skie
pekaly W odleg}osci . trzech
mil cd grob6w sesarskich.
LIMA forpoczt japo6skich
ciagnie sic 7 mil, r6wnoleg}e
do toru kolejowego, Kano-
merry japo6czycy niszcza
wioski chi6skie, stanowiace
g}6wne punktv oparcia dla
Rosyan. Hulk pekajacych
szrapneli jest straszny. W
mie6cie panuje pop}och, po-
niewaz wojsko rosyjskie ME
moze oprzsc sic naciskowi
zdobywc6w Portu Artura,
kt6rymi dowodzi general No.
gi. Bitwa toczy sic nadto pod
Sutszudzinpa i Lonszanpa,
kt6re Japo6czycy zdobyli W
sobote po straszliwym a.
taku.. Ten atak by} w1asciwie
tylko demonstracya, kt6ra
powiod}a sic zupefnie, gdyz
Kuropatkin og}osi} przeciw-
ne skrzyd}o z 10000 ludzi,
azeby wesprzec genera}a Ii
niewicza.
PETERSBURG, 6 marca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
P. NJ. Zy1ka spotkaf z niesz-
czesliwym wypadkiem pod
czas kucia niespokojn ego ko-
MIA W szapie kowalskim prey
ulicy Portage. Kon ten zacho-
wywa} sic kopiac ma wszyst-
kie strony przyczem uderzy}
Zyike W noge mocno uszko-
dill kosc W kolanie. Pre-
niesiono 20 natYchmiast do
jego domu i udzielono .pomo-
cy lekarskiej i jest nadzieja
ze W kr6tce przyjdzie do
zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE.

PETERSBURG, 6 marca'
Stosownie do najwazniejszych
wiadomosci z frontu, pomie'
dry armiami toczy sic og6lna
bitwa kt6ra zarazem ma jed
na najkrwawszych. Straty
po obu~ stronach maja bye
bardzo Wielkie.
Pomimo, urzedowo ME jest
stwierdzonem, to jednak o.
g6lnie przypuszczaja ze Ku~
ropatkin zamierza wycofac
swoje wojska, udac sic do
odwrotu schronic sic W wa
wozie Tie.
Niekt6rzy twierdza, ze "a
DAME to bedzie ola niego
wielce trudnem.
Japo6czycy nietylko, ze
wyparli lewe skrzydio po-
zycyi ale zmusili Srodkowe
silly do przekroczenia napo-
wr6t rzeki Hun, ma wsch6d
Cd Fuchan. Japohczycy ma
cieraja coraz silniej ma rosyj-
skie srodkowe wojska a gen.
Kuropatkin stopniowo cofa
sic i widocznem jest. ze "
kr6tce uda sic do odwrotu.
Zamiary japo6czyk6w wzgle-
dem okrazenia rosyjskiego
prawego skrzydfa zostafy u
daremnione, lecz wyparli je
tax daleko ze znajduja sic
prawie ma prostej drodze z
Mukdenu. Moskale wYs1ali
wysfali dwie dywizye W celu
wstrzymania japo6skiej flan"
kowej kolumny, kt6ra dazy}a
z mad rzeki Liao do Linmin-
tun, okofo 80 mil do Mukde-
nu, lecz nadaremno. Przyby}a
ona ma miejsce "a p6zno a
japo6czycy tymczasem uszli
do miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
MILWAUKEE, Wis.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Ka.
rol Wr6beI, z pm. 1927 Win
nebago ulicy, dosta1 reke "
maszyue do robienia kiefhas
W Wetzler Sausage Mfg kom'
parii ma rogu Biddle i River
ulicy i odni6s1 zmiazdzenie
takowej tax, re musiano mu
reke amputowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
SZAHANO, Wis.,, Ksawer,

SZAHANO, Wis.,, Ksawery
Przybyli6ski oskarzony o
brutalne morderstwo swej TO-
ny W Angelica, dnia 21 Lutte
go - wczoraj stawa{ W sadzie
i byi W tel sprawie poraz
pierwszy przes}uchiwany.
Sprawe przeniesiono do sadu
obwodowego. Wczoraj. Przy-
byli6ski zapisaf cafy sw6j
majatek ma dzieci jak do
nosza przyznaje sic do zbrod-
nj i vie co go czeka. Ma
przesluchach synowie jego
Jan / Szczepan zezuali, re oj-
ciec ich by@ bardzo zazdrosny
o nasza matke i czesto zle
sobie z MIA postepowaf.
C6rka, kt6ra by}a W domu
wiaSnie wtedy, kiedy P. I'd
mordowa1 zone, twierdzi re
ojciec uderzy} jej matke pre-
tenn cd pieca. Przybyll1ski
liczy oko1o so lat i jest
ojcem 14ga dzieci kt6rych
Gro zyje.