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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
4 POZNANSKIEGO.

GNIEZNO. Ma Is marek
kary pienieznej skaza} sad
Is letniego ucznia krawiec
kiege Dziecha "a ia, re wlo.
zywszy ma siebie szarfe bia,
10 czerwono czarna, gdy stall
W nakazanym szpalerze PREY
pr~zyjezdzie cesarza, podwinai
kolor czarny tel szarfy. u
wazano to "a demonstracya
polityczna Oskarzony broni}
sic tenn, re kolor szarfy car
nej, bedacy u wierzchu, bru-.
dill mu ko}nierzyk. Proku-
rator wni6s} tylko o 3 mar
XII kary! Wvrok6w sadowych
krytykowac ME wolno, to tez
podajemy tylko go}oslowna
wiadomosc o. tyln Wyroku
sadu pruskiego.
Rzeznik
K K II Pszczewa pole
cha1 W niedziele d. G6rzyc
(Neu Goertzig) i przybyi do
oberzy klutha: Krdtko pc
godz 7 wieozorem zawofaf ktos
maggie: Kosicki, koh sic urwa}
z uzdzienicy. - Kosicki wy
skoczy1 .zaraz ma dw6r, ale W
tel chwili schwyta}o go dw6ch
parobk6w dominialnych i
p~rzytrzyma}o, a trzeci pchnaf
go nozem w serce, talk, re
ranny W tel chwili padf tru-
penn, DO morderca trafit 60 w
samo SERGE. w mordercy po-
znano parobka Hohma, beda-
cego W s}uzbie u eberzysty.
Ztoczynce schwytano i uwie-
ziono.
~BYDGOSZCZ. W poblizu
Wilczaka bawili sic ch}opcy
prey kolei zelaznej. Jednego
z Mich ii letniego G6reckie-
go popchneli pod wagon, kt6-
ry byl W ruchu, a kola tax
go pogniotfy, re przewiezio-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
ZE SLASKA.

- KATOWICE. - kba
kama W Bytomiu skazala
niejakiego Jak6ba Krawczy.
ka 2 Katowic ma 2 lata do
mu karnego i 4 lata utraty
praw honorowych, a jego TO-
ne ma 2 miesiace wiezienia.
Zasadzony by} cd -roku 1907
do 1905 zatrudniony jake
kupiec W skfadzie H, Taller
ia w Swietoch}owicach; W 0.
statnich dwu latach okradai
on sk}ad jak m6g}. Prey spi
sic inwentury znalezion'
brak 1900 marek. lego 10
ma skazana zosta}a "a tale
ME kradziezy.
KOPANICA. W6z domi
nialny z Wielkieiwsi nalecha1.
dwuletnie dziecko rzeznika
Finkego j zabii ie ma miej-
Sou. Dziecko tax nagle, ba:
WAC sic, wpadlo pod w6z, ze.
w,znioa koni powstrzymat
ME m6g}.
ma Slasku.
Prezes rejencyjny wrociaw'
ski zakazal pielgrzymki ma
odpust 6w. JadWigi 2 powo-
du zagrazajacej cholery n.
Ma Slasku cholera sic dotad
ME ~pojawila.
K KRUSWICT. Dr.. Stankow-
sx, sprzedaf swa posiadilocsc'
" mie6cie PREY VI. Kolelowei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
z GALICYI.

LWOW: = Stan zdrowia
Stanis}awa Wyspia6skiego po-
|gorszy1 sic DO tego stopnia,
re lekarze opiekujacy sic
MIN ME maiA. najmniejszei
nadziei chociazby chwilowe-
go jeszcze polepszenia. Pred
kilku dniami ma w1asne zada,
ME sprowadzono do chorego
|ksiedza, kt6ry go wyspowia-
da}, oraz opatrzyl ostatniem
namaszczeniem. By}y to os-
tatnie chwile p~rzytomno6ci,
gdyz:od tel pory autor We
sela" n.kogo ME poznaje, a
sadzac 2 urywanych slow,
jake sic wydobywaja z Just
jego, chory umys} opanowafy
halucynacye l wyzie. ida
MEM lekarzy tego rodzaju
agonia moze potrwac dluzszy
czas.
LWOW. = Rozpoczat sic
galicyjski Cd 80 posie:
dzenia, drugiej sesyi i 6sme-
go periodu. Jest to vice dali
sly ciag tamtegorocznej Sc
syi, CO ola %sejmowej forma-
listyki ma DUE znaczenle
Me bedzie bow'em ari no
wego wvboru komisyi, ami
przygotowywania W Mich no.
wego materyaiu ola obrad.
Komplet posl6w bardzo llcz-
ny.
Sejm wyslat deputacye do
Franciszka J6zefa 2
specyalnem podziekowaniem
"a oddanie polakomWawelu s
przejscie tegoz IA rezyden-
eye monarsza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
anu G~rabowskiemu 2 Poz-
saniia.
o POD MOSKALA.

WILNO. Il poWodu nieu.
stawiajacych demonstracyi
ulicznych kt6rym toWarzy-
"a wystrza}y j rzucanie ka-
mieniami, wzywa gubernator
miejscowa publicznose, ably
ME miesza}a sic 2 tlumem.
.Rodzice powinni wplyWac
.,dpowiednio ma dzieci, kt6re
stale biora udzia1 " zak1oca-
niu porzadku. W przeciW-
nym razie przedsieWziete be-
ia surowe srodki.
WARSZAWA. Vice
studencki, kt6ry obradowa1
W gmachu uniwersyteckim,
uchwalii bojkot daisy; kaz-
diego, ktoby studyowa1 ma u
niwersytetach zagranicznych,
ogloszeno infamisem. SUDDEN
ci rosyanie i zydzi postano-
will zaniechac bojkotu.
= " cytadeli warsaw
skiej wybucht bunt = powo-
du, il krewnym zabroniono
przystepu do uwiezionych.
przestepc6w politycz-
nych przewieziono W g|ab
RADON - Ma przecho.
ullca oficera rzuco-
no bonnie. Zamachu dokona2
glmnazyalista Zborowski5
kt6ry pr6bowa} nastepnie
uciec; scjganv zastrzelif poll
cyanta,va nastepnie sam G.
debrai sobie zycle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
Me spodziewat sic starege
WIeku.

" styd, j.yeli ME okaznjecie cd
wae, i os,asn ea,u -tategp ss'eku
raw,e p,zec,s nit lest gdy uzywa
Gle DR. Kings New Life Pills q
no sapob,ega thprob bonn, bez Wzgle-.
.tu iak srox,e ia baczac ia WEEK.
sD,spep4,a, zoitaex >, Oggraszks,
zatwardxenie jjest n'c1em daa tYch.0
d skonsiych pigu}ek 2to " apiece.
M. j.. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

CZERSK dnia II BIN. Ma
reszcie po dlugich korowo-
sdach j staraniach naszego do
\ zoru ko6cielnego q szczeg6l-
ME pana Jana Manikowskie.
%. kt6ry byl osobi6cie Y p.
slninistra - doszla sprawa bu-
Sdowy ko6ciola, katolickie'go.
stak dalece, i bedlzie napewno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

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IN 4&S6MNNAAHH q = Madre s1owa ola cier iacycl q
EMH&s#11 XxI@aNzA=#z niewiasty z Notre Dame, Ind
zHXH2H p 80 Po6le poczta zupelnie DARMO %
Y-9HI ,Domowe Leczenie'- razem z dok}anee
Y4f#&p, FTsM9> mi wskazowkami i opisem mojej cho
WVR H * r6by, kazdej kobiecie clerpiacej ma
W kAa - slabo6G kobieca. MOZESZ SIZE SA-
X WA~ EN@#s MA w DOMU WYLECZYC bez pc
mocy doktora. MIC ME BEDZIH
KOSZT0WA kO sr6bowanle tege
lecuenia, a gdybys dalej chcia}a leczyc sic, to kosztuje tyIko 2 centds
TYGODNIOW0. Lecze"ie ME przeszkadza zwyk{ym zajeci"m IA Nc
ME SPRZEDAJE. Powiedz innvm chorym mri metodzie to wszy
to o G. prosze. Lecze stare Mode kobety-
gW7 Jezei sic czujesz bardzo ocieza}a, obawiasz sic z}ych nastepstws
masz bole W zo}6dku, przejmujace dreszcze " krzyzu chcc CT Gle oiakae
gdy masz up}awy, zboczenie Tub opadniec e maclcy, zanadto obfte tu4
q slabe, alho bolesne peryody, wrzody Tub narosty--w takim razep =
do MRS. NJ. SUMMERS, NOTRE DAME, ND Us. A., a otrz5
masz BEZPLATNE LEClENIE dokfadne objasniena. Tysiace ko-
bnt, epr6cz mnie zostaio wyleczonych. Wskaz6wki posy4am W :czystych
kopertach. @&.
PISz Do MNIE Pc POLSKU.
we Lecze'e, . kt6re predko ma pewno leczy uplawy. zielon9 sfahose
nieregularne lub bolsne peryoty. Pozbedziesz sig oba~y zaoszczedzs:
Wydatkdw ! uchronAsz SIG cd wstydu, DO niepouzebujesz nkomu op"
wiadac o sWei chorohie. 0s Sgniesz dobra tusze izdrowie.
w kazdej miejscowoscn mege wskazac poecenie I'd dobrze znanyc1
kobet, ktore zpstaly ,wy}eczone "a pomoca mojego ,DomoWego i1eche
ME" ! chstn1e poSwladcza re leczy ono niezawodn1e vszystk'e dellka1
sku}y przywraca kobntom cafkowlte zdrowie risz zaraz, ponsewaz te
oferty ME zr6bie drugi raz. :.
PlTTsFIELD, Wis, 1870 grud, 1905 - szanowna pani NJ 81
miners! Uzywa}am lekarstwa cztery tygodnie, pc pierwszem pudeikt
Opalne Supozytor6w, sic wyleczyfam. Dz.ekuje Bogu "a dobro ktor
otrzyma}am cd twojego leczenna. Cd I7go do 1890 roku c1erpafam
opadnecie macicy Leczyli mnie r6zni doktorzy, bez zadn"j pomocy
Teraz chociaz pc porodzeniu duzege synka, moge speinia6 robote do
mowa ME czuje sic anuzona. Co doktorzy ME moglis uczync, to Fan
v tax hdtkim czasie uezynia. zycze ami wszekmj pomyslno6ci nirch
BRYAN, Texas, Is grud. 1908 +: szanoYna PAM NJ. Summers!
PAM domowe leczenie,. mrie zupe{nie- uzdrow1ko, czego sic ME spodzie
wa}am. Bylam d}ugi czas leczona przez doktora, tt6ry oswlado.yf, 2
mnie daej leczyG, jezeli sic ME dam operowa6. Oswiadczyf re man
bfone macice rozdarta. Pc uzywaniu rani d.mowego lec<enia jestem
teraz znpe}nie zdrowa. z serdecznem podziekowaniem. T. tronela krsh
ADRHs: Mrs. M.SUMMERS. Box Ii ,Notre Dame Ind. U.S.A.
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kto,e-mnie by.o TAX sku,ecznem
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

TUCHOLA. Polski Ceksyn
zamierzono przezwac ma Lam
case, ale lie do tego ME dosta-
IL. Juz to samo nazwisko Pol
ski Ceksyn powiada,ze jest to
polska wioska i TAX tel jest
rzeczywiscie. Ale -omvlitby
sic ten, ktoby chcia} saazic,
re panuje tn rzeczywiscie
duch polski, re panuje tn
miloSc braterska. Jakkolwiek
emamy tn kilku polskich "a
:stepc6w maszyn rolniczych,
a jednego zyda, to zyd ma
pierwsze6stwo. Nawet kilku
gospodarzy polskich, kt6rzv
So tel zastepcami |gminy, "a
opatrzonych jest W zydows-
kie ,maszyny. Take lud na<z,
pomimo nawolywania gazet
polskich, re nalezy popierac
swego, a ME wrog6w naszej
WARY sw. / mowy ojczystej,
ME moze oderwac sic cd zy-
dow, z kt6rymi zrobilismy
takze smutne doswiadczenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

CHOJNlCE. w obiegu
handlowym kraza ruble ro-
syiskie, majace wielkosc ia
lar6w. Nalezy i'm sic dobrze
przypatrzec, DO rubel walt
$markii kilkana6cie fenyg6w.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Mise Carrie Miller Of OcAlA arrived
In the city yesterday to attend the
commencement exercises 81 the Sem
mary. She will be the guest Of Mise
Myrs Mcmillan.
Julian Robinson OF Ocala. Joe VIII
lismS OF Crystal River and Jack Town.
send OF IslachattA, who have been Nt.
tending East Florida seminary, have
returned to their resbectivT homes,
after a season spent prohtably here
They eXpect 60 return next season
with renewed energy, a. they are we'll
pleased with che school and its faculty.
Elder J. w Virgins OF Live OAK and
Elder J T. johnson Of jacksonville,
pastors Of the Live OAK aud Jackson.
willie Christian Adventist churches, re-
spectively, have returned 90 their
homes. after attending the Quarterly
Conference ~ their church here They
were we'll pleased with the city. the
manner in which they were entertained
and the meeting whieh they declared
90 be a most beneficial one.
Account Of Confederate Veterans
reunion the Scaboard Air Line Rail.
way will cell round trip tickets Co Lou
hville. Ky, AZ the rate Of ti1 ~. from
June 10th Ia 18th inclusive. hhAl limit
60 leave Louisville June Itch, 1915.
Limit may BE- extended 90 leave Lonis.
Vile - late ~ JOY 10 by depo.ilinE
ticket With J. n Richardson. spsciai
sRsht, Louisville and psying b. cent,
per ticket 81 time Il deposit
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21

Will overcome indigestion and dys-
pepsia regulate the bowels and cure
liver and kidney complaints. II 10 the
best blood enricher and invigoratOr in
the world 1t 10 purely vegetable, per-
iectly harmless, and should you be a
sufferer from disease. you will use it II
you are wise. r. n. Andrews, editor
and manager Cocoa and RockledRe
News, Cocoa, Fla. writes; II have
used your Herbine in my family, and
lind IL q most excellent medicine. ltS
effects upon myself have been a mark
ed benefit. Sold by w. NJ Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21
VISIT MIssIoNARVs GRAVE.
Baptists Meet In Nlnty.hrSt Annual
session at 81. Louis.

ST Louis. May ga number oi
delegates to the general Baptist con
yentlon met by appointment at an early
hour today and went to IrllcfontAino
cemetery TO see the grave ~ John NJ
Peck, who came a. the FIRST baptist
missionary Ia St Louis In 1917. A
brief s,rvIc" vas held NJ the grave
To-day The ninety hrst annual meet
Ing Of the American Baptist missionary
union began l'roliminar, meetings
81 thc WOmeu's Foreign Missionary 40
cic'iet and OF the board ~ managers
were held The convention was then
opened viih devotional exercises con
Quoted by Rev ! 7 4. Johnston. Of
Munro Mas' presided and delivered
bis annual address
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21

Chafisu,on. = G.. Nay 20.-A unique
sale Was made here by brokers repre-
sruiinE the osHcfs ~ 90" Norwegian
steamship Llsf Efietsoh ~hich a.
sunk some months IN Bulls lay IN
ave faihoms u water The vessel IL
- steel. 2.i3s tons register aud e0si
800 ono II vas bound from Cuba
20 baltimore vilh q cargo 90 TaEAi
~heu sunk In . collision The price
PAID a. huctlOn vas o. by ~ Hy"r
vho rrpeeis 20 save many times tbA,
amount from the NtrCs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21
AMONG THE PEOPLE
WHO WORSHIP GOD
Commencement Sermon at Meth
Odist Church This Morning.
DIR. LINDSAY TO PREACH


Eminent Divine of ocala viii Deliver a
Sermon Full Of Interest to Our PEG.
pls-Two Churches Withdraw Morn.
ing Service on That Account.
Owing to the fact that Rev. W. G.
Lindsay OF 0cSla is here and will de-
liver the commencement sermon for
East Florida Seminary at the Meth.
odist church this morning, the Baptist
and Presbyterian churches have aban-
doned their morning services, in order
TO permit members Of the congregation
TO attend this service, and the congre.
CATION OF both churches, as we'll as
other churches, are invited TO attend
DR.. Lindsay, who is one OF the most
eloquent preachers in the State, will
I'LL the pulpit OF Ksvsnsugh church
this morning at half-past 10 o'clock,
His subject will be appropriate to the
occasion, and it is need less to add that
the church will be we'll filled
There will be Sunday school at the
Methodist church at o 80 O'Clock, and
meeting OF the Junior Epworth League
at p. m, and Senior League ut p.
m. Preaching BY the pastor in the
evening at 7 As. Subject, Let Your
Light Shine"
First Baptist Church. Rev. s. B.
Rogers-Sunday school at $50 a. m.
No morning service. Mr. Rogers will
preach At Rocky Point in the after
noon, and at 7 AS p. m. will fill his own
pulpit, talking on the great eonven-
tione ut Kansas City aud ST. Louis, to
which he was delegate. The young
people OF this church will hold their
services at 8 and 4 p. m.
Advent Christian Church-At 1890.
.. m. Elder Butler will fill the pnlpit,
preaching on THE Saints Inher-
tance, or, the Abrahamic Promise ;"
Elder Butler will also preach in the
evening on "The Rich Man and Lac
Arus."
First Presbyterian Church-No
morning service. 4 .. m, Sabbath
school. Lesson topic, Jesus Before
Plate" John ls:2s-4O. I p. m,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21
MAJOR HAMlLToNs REPORT.
Says the Seminary is All Right and
Thinks II Should be Supported.

Says the Seminary is All Right and
Thinks II Should be Supported.
Msjor w R. Hamilton OF the United
States Army, who vas detailed a lev
months ago by the War Department to
make inspection Of East Florida Semi
nary and other military schools, was
evidently much impressed with the
Seminary, since, = couple Of weeks ago
when he made his report, among other
things he had this to say;
East Florida Seminary rifles and
military accoutrements we're all in
good condition. There 10 not a sut-
flcient number O0O) TO completely
equip the entire battalion OF l29 ca
diets.
The entire appearance Of the CD
diets while at review, inspection and
parade was military, Their conduct,
both of duty and on, seemed excel
lent. They were bright boys, imbued
with an excellent spirit, anxious to
learn. At all times, around the camp
fires, in the streets OF the town or in
and around barracks, they were or.
derby, well behaved, and sAluted all
officers.
my own belief 10 that this is one Of
the few institutions that the govern
ment can we'll afford to extend every
assistance and backing to, with the
assurance that Il will be returned with
profit In the direction desired to the
government"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21

Mrs. Josi. BamasT. BFsmosd. TsI
writes April ~ "a Il have used
Ballard's sh0u Liaiaasnt Ia ny iamllJ
foe three Jsap. ! EOsh pot b. With
oct u 10 ths hous- have ossd u 90
ny lttls Sri ior ErvSlnG pains snd
asass 10 kss knees Il cured Der night
swSy. have siso ICED " foe fFost biz
tee iest. uifk 900 sse4oss II y ths
b@st hnimsst ! sssF eaed {" zas. ts
Aad a. O. soA - W. n J0hnsss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21

Having To lay upon my bed Tor IL
days from = severely bruised leg !
only found relief Nhsu ! un~d q bottle
Of Bailard's snoE Linimsni. l can
eh.sTfullJ recommend IL ~ the best
medicine for bruises sTsF cent 10 ihs
Afflicted IL hAs 400 become . posi-
tive necessity upon mysslt-D X.
BJrnrs. mrfchAni. DoversViIle. Tex.
o.. 25r. o., and 81. sold by W "
Juhnaon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21
ono rrosps Vet Vlesssvfv.

ClncinhAu, o Nay 3o,-LTbs hTi
regiment Ohlo tat'onai guards 1ss
ftr0Dg ivft tOday ov~f the Baluuso
ne Baltimore q Okio Southwestern
and illinois C'r'rL Ter vieksburr
Miss where ~ -.yimsEl WiIi Dartei
pate q tie d~f.rf q ~ The ObiO M
ansbta a. ~ ' -s5arE battlefcid
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21

Westminster League. Topic, Grow.
ing 70 For God" 7;45 p. m, evening
service conducted by Rev. w. @. Lind.
say, d. d.
The usual services will be held at the
Holy Trinity and St. Patrick's Cath.
ollie churches.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-21

D. sore and uss thst Old and sell
tried remedy. Mr.. W,asl0W's sOOIh.
lhg Syrup, for children tsstAihE IL
soothrs Abe child. soft~us the sums,
silnys all pain. eBr"s Wind eolie And 10
abe beet rsmsiy foT diaFTs0sa. TWsB-
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because Of the BLACK hand" style Of far-reach-
ing acts that made life misery or wiped out
the individual altogether.
Then il dawned on some of US that the peo-
ple-the $50 out of every S00-were not mem
bers of the labor trust, but really had TO bear
the oppression Of the minority and be ruled by
them There are only about 20 union members
IN every 800 citizens. But the compact organ
ization Of the few made It possible for the
labor trust in many cases, to force their tyran-
nv on the unorganized majority. The next nat
ural thought was organize the people for their
OI1n protection.
That was an inspired thought.
So TO put II into practical operation a big
convention in Chicago two years ago FORMED
the Citizens Industrial Association Of America.
II progressed slowly, for, however badly hurt
people do not quickly understand pracucaI re-
forms. But one after another towns organized
Associations for protection and found they got
IL In July, this year, the National Association
Headquarters was moved to New York and the
work has been growing rapidly. Many more or
ganizers are needed, that the operations be rap
idly extended But any town or city can set
I'D a good practical Association by some one
man who has the interest of his town at heart
ca ling q few property owners together. Elect
Temporary officers, send TO the National AssO-
citation for constitution, bylaws and detailed
instructions, then have larger meeting and
DermsDently organize. Select n good working
of7ciaI who can interest others and build up the
association The cost is practically nothing if
the active man will give his time although it
has been found best TO pay a salaried man
who will do things Every merchant becomes
interested because he prospers best when the
factories are going. Every clerk, doctor, law
var manufacturer. teamster and independent
Ty,,orl-noan likewise Even the thrifty. law abd-
fu,, union men will help in enforcing industrial
neece and maintaining the law if they can be
assured freedom from union punishment and
+ba CITIZENS Association can in a practical way
insure that How do we prevent strikes!
Each local Citizens Association IS thoroughly
:, ao-res+ in demanding that no strikes occur.
bnt Ali differences be placed before the local
industrial Jury made up of equal numbers
~ TxorEnap ana employers The findings are
made publIc and thus the voice of the people
. - eraafest of all powers in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
JOHN BROWN CLEARED"
attorney Says Mrs. Morrill, Vas
Sole Object of Assault.

John Brown has been practically cleared OF
any connection with the desperate assault at
the home of Mrs. Walter Morrill,, near Green
wich. Conn. last week" declared P. A Nc
Manus an attorney, of No. PIT Broadway, yes
terday, and I fully expect to obtain his release
in a few days"
Mr. McManus retained to look after the
interests of the young stableman by Browns
employer. and made personal investigation of
the case in behalf of his client He declared
that the attack on Mrs. Morrill, was not prompt
ed by either robbery or kidnapping. He declared
that the attack was due either to jealousy or
desire for revenge, and that Mrs. Morrill,. who
was shot down in the hallway Of her country
house, was the only victim sought Mr.. Nc
Manus declares that the MorriIIs now know that
robbery was not the motive and have a good
idea Of the identity OF the midnight intruder.
He believes this will be proved by their con-
senting to the early release Of Brown.
Young Brown has more ardent defender
than Kate Tterney. She gave Mr.. McManus
long statement which contained much in favor
Of Brown. The woman has cooked for James
A Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and in the house
Of r T Wilson, No. 511 5th-ave.
She asserts that it was generally known among
the servants that Mrs. Morrill, living in
Connecticut to obtain a divorce, and that she
has rented her town house for three years, as
she intends to remain at Greenwich for that
period Of time. She says that Mrs. Morrill, knew
and trusted John Brown, and that she had sig
nified her intention Of giving them start in
housekeeping when they were married.