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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
ST. MARY'S CLERGY
TO HAVE NEW HOME
Present Parochial Residence
to Be Used as Clubhouse
for Young People.

OAKLAND, Aug. PA new residence
is to be built on. the northwest corner
Of Seventh and Grove streets for the
pastor and members of the clergy of st.
Mary's Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception and the present parochial resi-
dence is to be remodeled and used by
young people of the parish. The present
house, which stands on Seventh street,
between Jefferson and Grove, was erect
ed during the early days of the parish
by the late Rev. Michael King, founder
of St Mary's parish, and has been occu-
pied as residence by the members of
the clergy of the church ever since that
time.
The increasing size of the parish how
ever, has made larger parochial resi-
dence necessary, and it has been decided
to erect this on the corner instead of the
center of the block.
The boys school of the parish, which
now stands on the lot on which the new
residence is to be. built, will be moved
farther back on the lot and the old resi-
dence will be removed to new location
on Seventh street, between Clay and
Jefferson, where it will be fitted up as a
clubhouse for the use Of the young peo-
pies societies of the parish. The work
of moving the school has already been
commenced and it will be rushed to COM
pletion as RAPIDLY as possible.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
PAST CHIEF RANGERS
GUESTS AT SAUsALFro
Prominent FOresters Entertained ~
Members of Court I'm
Suburb.

SAUSALITO. Aug. 22.-Seventy-hva
members of the Past Chief Rangers
Association of the Ancient Order OF
Foresters, headed by the Juvenile COurt
Brass Band of sixteen pieces, paid q
fraternal visit to Court Star of CalifOr-
MIA No. 1914 in this city last evening
The visitors were given a royal well
come by the members of the local court.
Secretary John Falconer and two past
chief rangers, who resently returned
from a trip through the British isles.
entertained the visitors with descrip-
tion of their trip. During the exempli-
fication of the fourth degree light re-
freshments were served The visiting
Foresters serenaded Mayor Jacques
Thomas.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
FIGHTS TO AVOID
EMBRACES OF WOMAN
John Ampuero Struggles
With Woman Who
Loves Him.

OAKLAND, Aug. 22.-With a cry of
"Oh, John, love YOU" Mrs. Kjerstine
jacobson threw her arms around John
Ampuero. her alleged contract hus-
band, in the Police Court this morning,
after Judge Smith had fined the pur-
sued man $50 for splitting in the face
of the woman who has dogged him for
years in an attempt to compel him to
recognize her claims to wifehood
, While Ampuero struggled to free
himself from her unwelcome embraces
the woman struggled the harder to
hold the object of her affections to her
breast. The pair fought back and
forth in the courtroom and out into
the corridor, where Mrs. Bessie AM
puero, wife No. 2. came to the rescue.
but was repulsed by her rival for the
swarthy engineers attentions.
Mrs. Jacobson was arrested and
charged with insanity, and Ampuero
paid his fine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
PRESIDENT WHEELER
is AGAINST HAZING
Upper Class Men Are Warned
That Freshmen Must
Not Be MOleSted.

BERKELEY, Aug. 22.-One OF the
most cherished traditions at the Univer
sity Of California was given body blow
to-day by President Wheeler, Professor
Cory and Captain Nance, when delega-
ton of prominent seniors and juniors
was called into President Wheeler's office
and there informed that there must be
no hazing of freshmen during the mill
tary drill tomorrow morning.
Captain Nance, who went through riots,
insubordination and turmoil generally
last year, until one prominent senior was
suspended and a score were put on pro-
baton, proposes to preserve perfect dis
cipline from the start, and President
Wheeler, in the opinion of the students
who talked with him to-day, is deter
mined to back the captain up.
Each year hitherto the occasion Of the
first military drill by freshmen has been
improved by seniors and juniors to thor
oughly haze and trough house" the un-
fortunate "freshies." While the freshmen
stood in line, most Of them awkward and
i'll at ease, bands Of predatory seniors
would sweep down upon them, with arms
locked and line compact, carrying with
them a bunch of freshmen and an occa-
s,onal sophomore. Discipline was never
preserved, the officers agreeing that on
this particular day the freshmen might
as well get their medicine.
Now 1t will be different. Captain Nance
demands perfect order tomorrow. The
delegation which was called before Presi-
dent Wheeler promised to 90 the best
that could be done to preserve order, and
the men were warned that failure to do
so would be charged up to them as repre-
sentative leaders of their classes.
The students who conferred with Presi-
dent Wheeler include the following men:
Coogan, Drescher Andrews, Kennedy,
Cooper, Dickie, Elliott, Bohnett, EnceIl,
Rust, de Leon, Sherman, Rankin,
Fletcher, Stern, Davis, Gabbert, Wayne,
Vollrner and Gordon.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
ADOLPH SYLVIA
GIVEN BEATING
SausalitO Butcher Pummels
the Dethroned Political
Boss of the Suburban Town
FIGHT IN BARBER SHOP
Merchant Uses Fists When
the Former Leader Refuses
to Make a Retractio1l
FIGHT IN BARBER SHOP
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

SAUSALITO. Aug. 22.-This afternoon
E. W. Bill. a. prominent butcher mere,
gave Adolph Sylvia, the deposed political
boss of Southern Marin, severe beating.
According to Bits version, a few days
ago as he was driving by Sylvia he called
him several harsh names He met sylvia
to-day and asked him to make retrac-
ton. This the latter refused to do. Bill
then struck him several blows and sylvia
took refuge in Frank Renner's barber
shop. Renner stepped in between sylvia
and his infuriated assailant and prevent
ed further damage.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
PAYS FINE FOR VIOLATING
AUTO LAWS OF THE STATE
Costs San Franciscan SO to Learn
That He Must Wear
n Badge.

SAN JOSE. Aug. 22.-J. j. Fleming,
the San Francisco automobilist, who
was arrested Sunday for running
machine without a number and for not
having a chauffeur's badge. pleaded
guilty to the two charges before City
Justice Dawson this morning He
stated that he was a demonstration of
the Motor Carriage Company of San
Francisco and had brought party of
prospective purchasers to San Jose to
test the machine. Fleming declared
that the number must have fallen off.
The court took the circumstances into
consideration and fined Fleming $40.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
TRAINMEN HAVE A NARROW
ESCAPE AT ROSS STATION
Gasoline Tank Explodes and Its Head
Is Blown a Distance of
Seventy Feet.

ROSS, Aug. 22.-An empty gasoline
tank, live power rail and another rail
made a combination which Conductor
Moffett and his crew have decided not
to play any more. In loading an empty
gasoline tank into a peanut" freight
train the tank slipped from the hands
of the men handling 1T and made a can
nection between the heavily charged
electric rail and the railway track,
which caused the tank to explode. The
end of the tank flew out, just missing
the heads of the brakemen and graz
ing laundry wagon seventy feet away.
The report of the explosion caused con-
sternation among the people living in
the immediate vicinity.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
TRUSTEE AFTER SALOONS.

ALAMEDA, Aug. 22.-City Trustee
w. NJ Bowers reported to the board
of municipal legislators last night that
tidings had reached his ears of dis
orders in several local saloons and as
serted that if he ascertained that places
were hereafter conducted in violation
Of rules regulating saloons he would
ask that the licenses be revoked. An
drew Frank, who had applied for a
license to run a saloon at the southwest
corner of Park street and Eneinai ave-
nue., withdrew his petition because Of
strong opposition from property-own-
'ers and residents in the neighborhood.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
REVISION OF CHARTER.

BERKELEY. Aug. 22.-The charter
revision committee decided last night to
amend the charter by substituting the
word city" wherever town is used,
to have seven Trustees from wards and
two Trustees at large and to have a
Mayor, his compensation to be fixed at
later date. The committee holds
meetings twice a month and has just
begun the actual work of revising the
charter. The results will be submitted
to the people for approval at an cleo
tion next winter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
DEMAND FOR NODDED BRICK
FAR EXCEEDS THE SUPPLY
Building Operations In south san Fran
cisco Suspended Because of Lack
of Material.

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 22.-
Practically all building operations here
in which nodded brick forms an I'M
portant part are at standsttll This
has been caused by the tremendog de-
mand for brick from San Francisco.
As a result the pottery and brick yards
in the vicinity OF the metropolis have
exhausted their supplies. They have
many advance orders on hand This
condition of affairs as a matter OF
course is desirable and local builders
are quite content TO submit to some
Inconvenience
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Pay Dearly for Their Fun.

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 22.-Ernest and
Antoni Nerviani, who during a rough
house quarrel in the saloon of their
cousin, Herman Ferrario, few weeks
ago, threw beer glasses, cigar cutters
and everything they could lay their
hands on at Ferrario and his friends
who came to his assistance, infiicting
severe injuries, were fined $75 by Su-
perior Judge Lennon to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

WANT MORE ROOM-Oakland. Aug 22-
Already the new Fruitvale Union High School.
which was opened just a week ago is taxed
10 its utmost capacity. and F. s. Rosseter the
principal has reported to the Trustees that if
all the pupils enrolled In the different classes
are 10 be accommodated without crowding,
more room must be provided at once. The en-
rollment OF students in the school has far ex-
ceeded the expectations of the Trustees and
increased eniIfprnent is necessary
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Ferry Pa..engers counted.

Under instruction from the Supervis-
ing Inspector General of Steam Vessels,
the United States Local Inspectors have
notified the masters of ferry steamers
to report to the local inspectors once a
week the number of passengers car
ried on each trip. Heretofore the Gus
tom has been to report once a month
and once a year the total number of
passengers carried during the month
or year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
OLD RESIDENT OF PALO ALTO
is STRICKEN BY APOPLExY
Charles p. Boyce Taken With Fatal
Illness While Attending Meet
ing of Foresters.

PALO ALTO. Aug. 22.-Charles p.
Boyce was stricken with apoplexy last
night while attending a lodge meeting
of the Independent Order of Foresters.
He died this morning. Boyce was 5S
years old He settled on the Boyce
ranch, which is now a part of PaIo
Alto, being among the first American set
tiers. Previous to that time he had been
engaged in cattle-raising in Lower Cali
fornia. He leaves a wife.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO SOON
TO HAVE PLENTY OF LIGHT
Gas Company Plans q Line Whtck
VIII Give suburb Better

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. az
The California Gas and Electric Cor-
poration will soon have installed q new
line. The survey of the new line has
been completed between this town and
the Six-Mile House and force OF men,
is now at work planting poles. The
new line will connect the auxiliary
power house with the Standard Elec-
trio Company and will give the local
company two lines upon which to draw
in times Of emergency.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
PROVIDE NEW cLAssRooMs.

OAKLAND. Aug. 22.-The Board Of
Education has opened additional class
rooms to accommodate pupils of the Pied
mont, Grant and Clawson schools, which
are overcrowded. Two additional rooms
have been opened in the Oakland High
School building for night school use. Miss
Effie Wade. Miss Mae c. Olin, Miss Retta
V. Jones and Miss Margaret Howard
have been assigned to regular classes
from the preferred list of teachers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Strnr Bee, Krog, Eureka
DOMESTIC PORTS.

FOUND WANDERING.-Oakland. Aug. 22~-
Louis v. Korn, a baker employed by Mrs P.
Beder, 1920 Park avenue, Alameda. found
wandering in East Oakland early this morn
ing KorI. was clad only in shoes and trous-
ers He appeared to be slightly demented
Mrs. Beden took charge OF the straying baker
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Tuesday. August n.

ham
Bark Fresno. Peterson, II days from POrt
Gamble.
SAILED.
Tuesday. August n.
Stmr Bee. Krog. Eureka
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GRAYS HARBOR-sailed Aug z2-Stmr
Iaqua. for San Pedro.
EUREKA-Arrived Aug 22-Schr Azalea~
from Redondo; stmr Eureka. hence Aug Il.
Sailed Aug 22-Stmr San Gabriel. for san
Pedro: strnr Roanoke for Portland strnr North
Fork. with barge Lakme IN tow, for San
Francisco.
ABERDEEN-Sailed Aug 22-Stmr Coronados
for San Pedro: strnr Centralia. for San Fran
cisco; stmr IaQua. for San Pedro.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Sailed Aug 22-Stmr Ma
DONNA for Marseilles and Naples; strnr Fried:
erich der Crosse. for Plymouth, Cheroourg ana
Bremen.
ANTwERP-Arrived Aug 22-Stmr Vader-
land. from New York
GLASGOW-Arrived Aug 22-Stmr Buenos
Ayrean. from Montreal and Quebec
BRENEN-Arrived Aug 22-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm IL from New York.
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived Aug 22-Stmr Me-
rion. from Philadelphia. for Liverpool. and
proceeded
LIvERPOOL-Sailed Aug 22--Stmr Lake
Erie, for Quebec and Montreal
GENOA-Sailed Aug 22-Stmr Romantic. Tor
Boston
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

swINDLES wOMAN.-Oaklsnd. Aug. p2.-
MIS- NJ l-aee a - a. Cos harrison
who substituted cne-cent piece for IS gold
piece while she making change for The
ri
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

ST PETERSBURG. Aug. 22.-Minister of
Agriculture Schwanebach said to-day that the
reports that famine conditions were threatened
in twenty two provinces were greatly exagger-
ated.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

HOTEL THIEF ACCUSED.-Oaxland, Aug.
22-Charges OF burglary were placed to-day
against Henry B. Herman who was caught
after rifing the rooms OF F. b. Prussia and
h p Hook at the Hotel Touraine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday. Aux1st =.
schr Sailor Boy. Olsen 10 days from Grays
Harbor.
stmr Rainier Hansen. 10 hours from BeIlins-
ham .
Bark Fresno. Peterson. II days from Pors
Gamble.
SAILED
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

PETERSBURG, 15go IL
stopada. - Stosunki W Kr6-
lestwie Polskiem pogarzaja
sic Rad znajduje sic tam
wobec przesilenia najniebez-
pieczniejszego cd czas6w po-
wstania 1863 roku. Nalezy
sic spodzfewae kazdej chwil'
ogloszenia tam stanu wojen:
nego i s}ychac, 70 rza juz
postanowil krok ten uczynie.
Pow;adaja, ze partya narodo-
wa W Polsce systematycznie
przygotywala ruwolucye i ze
,,proletaryat" do kt6rego ma.
leza socyalisci W znacznej Ii.
czbie, got6w jest wziac u
dzia} W powstaniu. Cd kilku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
PARYZ, 1890 listopada.

PARYZ, 15go listopada. -
w senacie rozpocze}y sic de-
baty mad nowela rozfaczenia
pa6stwa Koscioia. Premier
Rouvier oSwiadczy}, ze cd
losu noweli W senacie zalezy
los ministeryum. Wniosek
senatora Cbamaillarda, azeby
debaty od1ozye, dop6ki ME
postanowi sic czegos estate
cznego v sprawie zakohoze-
MIA terminu konkordatu, od-
rzucono 1873 glosami przeciw
80. u tego wnosza, IL Rad
doznaje slime poparcia, tenn
bardziej, re inne wnioski W
sprawie od}ozenia debat, u
paddy W podcbny spos6b:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

BERLIN, Is listopada. -
Okazuje sic, ze wizyta kr6la
Alfonso przeciez ma eel po'
lityczny. Cesar2 pragnaf, ably
Alfons ozeni} sic z jakas
ksiezniczka niemiecka, i ably
ME szuka} zony W Anglii.
Ma razie ,,upatrzono" katolic-
ka ksiezniczke Marye Anto-
nine z Mecklenburga Schwe-
rina, c6rke ksiecia Paw1a
Fryderyka, kt6ra ma lat 21.
Bawi ona ma zaproszenie u
ces. Wilhelma i przedstawio-
no ia Alfonsowi. Gdyby mic
z tego ME by}o, to nak1anlac
sic bedzie kr6la, azeby obra{
jedna z trzech c6rek ksiecia
Ludwika bawarskiego, kt6re
nosza imiona czysto niemiec-
kie: Hilidegard, Wiltrud i
Helmtrud. - Publicznie pO~
kazuje sic kr6l Alfons bar
lzo malo i gniewa to Berlin
czyk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

PETERSBURG, .15go lis
topada. Wiadomosc z Kron-
sztadu o buncie ,marynarzy
i zalogi spowodowala przera-
zenie, zvEaszoza, ely 81
wiedziano, re Geese artyleryi
przylaczy}a sic do buntowni-
k6w. Swiadczy to bowiem,
ze " armii duch rewolucyj~
ny sic szerzy i szersze 'moze
zatoczyc kregi. Jaki jest
stan rzeczy W tel chwili W
Kronsztacie, niewiadomo do
kladnie a chociaz wydaje sic
il wojska lojalne wzie}y 60
re, to przeciez zapewne jesz-
cze ME udafo sic. st{umic
buntu zupe}nie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

ODESSA, Is listopada. W
miescie tenn panuje juz W.
zgledny spok6j, chocby po'
zorny. U najnizszej klasy lu-
dnosci SIERRA sic jednak po-
g{oski, prawdopodobnie roz-
siewane przez anarchist6w,
ze zydzi zaprzysiegli krwawo
sic zemscic i cerkwie po-
wysadzac W p6wietrze dy.
namitem i miedzy Chrze6'
clan rozdawac zatrute pozy'
wienie. - Izba handlowa u
rzedowo donosi, zes hande]
przywozowy i wywozowy zu'
pelnie jest sparalizowany'
gdyz kupcy zagraniczni zer
wall stosunki z Odessa i ku'
puja mp. tylko takie zboze,
kt6re iuz znajduje sic ma O.
kretach gotowych do wyru'
szenia. w ciagu rozruch6w
pot}uczono niemniej niz TO-
600 szyb. Gubernator Kaul'
burs oSwiadcza, ze mic nit
vie jeszcze o swem przenle
sieniu do Finlandyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
PETERSBURG, 15go |

PETERSBURG, 1890 IL
stopada. - Take tn SIERRA
sic pog}oski, jakoby zydom
grozi}a REF og6lna W sobote
W nocy; wieSci te przybra}y
forme tax wyrazna, ze GU
dzoziemcy zydzi zwr6cili sic
do swoich ambasad z prosba
o obrone. Ameryka6ski re-
prezentant Spencer Eddy, o.
trzymawszy liczne petycye
tego rodzaju, oswiadczy{ de-
legacyi, kt6ra go W tymze
celu odwiedzita, re obawy
mu sic wydaja nieuzasadnio-
ne gdyby tjednakowoz istot~
ME rozruchy wybuchly, to
radzil chronic sic do palacu,
W kt6rym miesci sic ambasa-
da ameryka6ska, gdyz zaza-
da on W takim razie obrony
wojskowei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

DETROIT, Mich. Jan Wa
rze6skj, liczac lat 16, dostaf
sic miedzy podloge elevators
a sciane i zosta} straszniez
zgnieciony, Wvpadek ten
mia} miejsce W fabryce Ma.
tional Pain Co. Parma Sylwe-1
ster znajdujaca sic ma dru-y
giem pietrze zauwazywszy.
nag}e zatrzymanie sic elewa-z
toru spojrza}a ma dol W ot-a
w6r a oczom jej przedstawn
sic straszny widok. Pomie
dzy elewatorem a sciana wi
sialy zgniecione zwfoki ludz-I
kie.
Warze6ski byl wesolego1
uspos0Dlenla. FrzypuszcZa-ss5
mem vice jest, ze ma elewato-5
re idacym ma trzecie pietro,s q
Warze6ski stawai ma glowies
co zwykle czyni} straci} row
nowage i dostaf sic miedzy
sciane, a elevator. Warzehskiz
jecha}z z beczka ma trzeciea
pietro j nigdzie ME potrzebo-a
wal przystawac.
Zwloki jego tax mocno zosI
staty wcisniete, ze kilku Luz
dzi pracowaio pol godziiuy|
zanim je wyjeto. GioWa chic
pea by}a zupe}nie starta. q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
dop6ki Witek ME udowodnl1
ze jest zonatym. .:

KENOSHA, Wis. Pietdzie-
siecio tetni farmer w. Neu-z
bauer skarzy panne A. But
kowska z Milwaukee 0 podar-
XII 6lubne, pragnac je odzys-
kac napowr6t.
Oboje mieli po}aczyc sic
wezlem malzehskim W tutej-s
Sym polskim kosciele W ~
tieg}a niedziele i W tym ce-z
lu W sobote wieczorem udalI
sic razem do koscioia do spo-.
wiedzi. @
koscio}a udali sig do do
mu krewnych rc,!>dej kobie-
ty. Neubaur zatrzyGoaf sic
przed domem, W mysli re ma.
rzeczona wyjdzie do njego,
ale czeka} dosyc d1ugo i nie2
m6g} sic doczekac ukocha-S
nej. Gdy o MIA zapyta}, po-.
wiedziano mu, ze 'opusci1a
dom tylna furtka i ze z PEI
wnvm m1odym mezczyznaa..
wyjechaia do Milwaukee.
Farmer przekonal sic, zes
go panna opu6ci}a ale powia-
da, - lepiej teraz niz po slu-.
bic. A poniewaz mial wszyst-.
ko przygotowane ma cody
weselne, zaprosi& vice przy-.
jaci6f i znajomycb, z kt6rymi
wyprawi} weselisko bez pani
m1odej.
Jednej rzeczy atoli stawic
ME moze, a mianoWicie po-5
dark6w ,dla pannv Butkow-
skiej, kt6rych warto5c obli- ]
cza IA 5000.
w skardze swej zada zwro-l
tn tych podark6w i wymie-l
MIA niekt6re mich, jak -
szare okrycie, jedno boa, pa.
re trzewik6w, szesc 1okcl
wstazek, jedna bia}a chuste-.
czke, i kilka innych pred.
miot6w potrzebnych, do u.
bioru kobiety.
Szef Reinold uda} sic do
Milwaukee W za1niarze odszu-.s.
kama uciekinierki, kt6ra ty-s
le klopotu narobi1a farmero-5
VII
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

KRONSZTAT, 15go listo-
pada. Bunt zosta} komplet-
ME stlumiony. Przyw6dzcy
buntu, kt6rzy najdfuzej trzy"
mali sic we wschodniej cze-
Sci miasta, zostali aresztowa~
nj. Okaza1a sic tax fa}szywa
wiadomosc, jakoby buntowni'
cy pozabijali swych oficer6w:
tylko kasyno oficerskie po-
rozbijano i poniszczono, tax,
ze zadna szyba ami laden
sprzet W MIN ME pozosta'
&y Gale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

Z PARYz, 15go listopada.-
So wprawdzie juz W toku
narady mocarstw, azeby u
rzadzic demonstrancye flot
wobec Turcyi i postanowiono
" zasadzie zrobic kroki O.
nergiczne, ale wykonanle
jeszcze nastap;6 ME moze,
gdyz Rosya wskutek rozterek
wewnetrznych ME jest jesz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

cze W stanie zrobic inicyaty-
wy wsp6lnie z Austrya.
Struve, rosyjski dzienni-
karz, kt6ry tn bawi} czas
d}uzszy; zostaf przez h. Wit
tego powo}any telegraficznie
do Petersburga, azeby tam
jak sfychac objac waznY u
Rad rzadowy. Struve nalezy
do partyi liberalnej rosyj-
skieji jest przyjacielem Witte~
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
TOLEDO, Ohio.

TOLEDO, Ohio. - Do
skladu p. Grudzihskiego przy
Lagrange i Dexter ul. zawi-
tall " nocy z soboty ma ME-
dziele rabusie i zabrali ka-
sy ogniotrwaiej, kt6ra p. Cru
dzi6ski niebacznie zostawif
otwarta okolo $400 got6wka ]
zegarek. Rabus czY rabusie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

NEW YORK. = Podczas
slubu J6zefa Witka z panna
Katarzyna Szara6 W ko6ciele
sw. Stanislawa, przysz}o do
awantury. w chwili gdy
ksiadz mial po}aczyc m}ode
stadlo, zakomunikowano to-
muz, ze jest zonatym ! Of
Gem trojga dzieci " Polsce.
Witek gwaltown;e temu pre-
CYL rzucif sic ma informa-
tor6w, ale zosta} powstrzyma-
nym. Ksiadz 6lubu odm6wil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

WAUSAU. Wis. - Aresz-
towano tn 22 letniego Stani-
s}awa Swiat}owskiego "
Knowlton, pod -zarzutem OF
cob6jstwa. Podobno ojciec
aresztowanego rzuci} sic nan
z wielkim nozem W reku i
by1by syna zamordowa}, gdy'
by ten ME palnal wen re-
wolweru. Mlody cz}owiek
ME chcia{ ojca zabic ty]ko
wystraszyc, ale kula wlaz}a
W SERGE ojca i ten wyziona]
ducha. Wystraszony mimo-
wolny morderca uciek}, 20
stall jednak wkr6tce wysle-
dzony przytrzymany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

WARSZAWA, Is listopa-
da. Og}oszenie stanu obieze-
MIA we wszystxich guberniach
Kr6lestwa .Polskiego wywo-
}afo zdumienie rozgorycze
ME, a zdaje sic, re nastepst.
wem beda zaburzenia gorsze
niz dotad. Miasto W formal
nym po2}ochu. Ustawiczne
kra7a wiesci O rozruchach
antysemickich, domy zyd6w
sa zabarykadowane / strzezo.
ne we dnie i W nocy. Zydzj
zaopatruja sic W noze, rewol.
very i strzelby.
W skutek powszechnegc
strajku po{ozenie pogorsza
sic z kazda chwila. Dale sic
odczuwac brak wegll i zywno'
Sci.