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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
Root Take. tho Oath of Office.

Washington. July 19-Elihu Root
has arrived here from New York and
today took the oath as secretary of
state. He will remain in the city, how
ever. but the one day.
jim PAL. JONES AT REST
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
Edward " Mash Dad

Omaha, Neb., July 24.-Edward w.
Nash, president Of the American
Smelling and Refining company, died
ut his home in2this city from the eff
fects of stroke Of paralysis sustained
Monday night, May %.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
KAISER AND CAR
CONFER TOGETHER.
Sudden Meeting of the Two Mon
archs Causes the Diplo.
mats TO sit Up"
TO TALK OF THE FAR EAST CASE
Alleged Object of the Meeting, Which
the Kaiser Suggested
Probably No Third Party at the Inter-
views, the Emperors Doing
Their Own Talking with
out Amy Hearers.

st. Petersburg, July 24.--on the eve
Of the peace conference, and with a
suddenness already disconcerting to
diplomatic and court circles, the en-
pcror has left peterhof on board the
imperial yacht Polar Star for Il con-
ference with Emperor William. who is
cruising Oh the Hohenzollern in Fin
nish waters. The first interview of the
sovercigns was expected to take place
last evening Off the Finnish port of
Borgo. ut the mouth OF the gulf of Fin
! land. near Helsingfors. This was to
he followed by another interview TO-
day, after which Emperor Nicholas
will return to st Petersburg and En-
Il neror William will continue his cruise.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
GrNHoAr HENN1NGroN

many sailors who had jumped into The
bay to escape the Scalding steam We're
rescued, While on board the Bennirg-
ton the removal of the wounded WAS
promptly commenced by such of the
crew ms We're snnhurt, in perfect order.
AT the time of the accident Colnman-
der I4ucien Young and Surgeon -.
Peck We're on shore. The two officers.
as soon as they learned of the disaster,
hurried to the water front, where Com
mander Young Immediately took
charge.
On board the Bennington We're pre-
sented terrible scenes. The force OF
the explosion had torn Il great hole i'll
the starboalrl side of the ship. and the
vessel WAS already commencing to lis,
A section of the upper deck was car.
ried away from stem to stern. Blood
and wreckage was distributed over tho
entire ship. the after cabin and the vi
entity of the ship adjacent to the ex
| ploded boiler resembling II charne
house. Over it all hung the grea
cloud of steam. Help from the city
was soon mt hand and dozens of plysi
clans and surgeons hastened to TIL,
| ship to render necessary aid.
l
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26

Washington, July 24.-The investi-
cation Of the leakage of the cotton re-
ports of the department of agriculture
WAS begun by the federal grand jury
In accordance with the call Of District
Attorney Beach the jury assembled at
II o'clock and promptly entered upon
the work before it.
Ala
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
Francisco; frederick NJ. Brown. ina-
chinist. San Francisco; Emile c. Hoff.
man, blacksmith: William l. Cherry,

blacksmith: Wilbur Wright, steward;
c. w. Brockman, gunner, Dies Moincs,
Ia: Thomas Burke. machinist; g., l..
Clarke, machinist, Bremerton, NASH:
Joseph Hunt, oiler; w. II. Holly. ship
wright: Frank de Coultoni. oilc;'.
Firemen KirKley F. Morris, .lo-
seph Hilscher, John McKone. William
Staub. Michael q. Quinn, Harry
Mosher, Andrew Eamerer. ID. n. Hol.
land NJ. Conway.
Coal passers-Walter G. Grant Chi
cago). Frederick ]. Geiss, CLYDE Hags-
bloom, Charles o. McKeen, stephen w.
Pollock. Warren Paris Uansing. Mich.),
o. +. Nelson, c. Il. Rushing. y. Bensel.
Seamen Charles j. Kuntz tSt.
Louis. Harry L. Saunders. Iodie w
Kempton. Robert h. Carr. Harry T.
Smith, Preston Carpenter. Robert l..
Savage, Leroy Il. Archer. Don c. Ar
cher, Richard 4. House. Albert IL.
Sclloregge (New Ulm. Mimi. John {.
Barcllus (Clarinda. lad, l.. j. Guathies,
Mathew q. Chamber q ewiston, lda.,.
Edwin b. Robinson. Josiah Eel. John
Goik;l (AIilwaukee,. John l.. Buns
(Chicago). Glen Brownlee. Emil Dresch,
Wesley NJ. Taylor. Bert \. Hughes,
Joseph Newcomb William &. Wilson
Elmer q. Brunson (Chicago,. Claude
H. Stevenson. NJ. Fricllwiller: foll
unidentified men of the new draft, who
joined the Remington upon her ar
!. rival here.
a careful compilation of casualtie;
made by the Associated Press. il Il:
follows: Buried in military ceMetel,
at Fort Rosecrans II: Gead now il
morgue 10, awaiting shipment to rela
tives: dead in iileroom of Benning
ton still uncovered. .; total dead. 80
Injured at various hospitals, 30. Miss
ing. 1G. Grand total. 125. OF the in
jured at hospitals seven or eight ar
expected to die.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
Like a Former Royal Meeting.

Like the last meeting between En-
peror Nicholas and Emperor William.
at hunting seat in Russian Poland,
where the European and Eastern sit
uations We're discussed between the
strokes of game Of billiards. and
Russia was assured that she need have
no anxiety regarding her western froil-
tier while engaged with the Japanese.
the conferences in the c;irs of tie
Hohenzolle,n rrd Tie Polar star will
be entirely iat Il. ;.:d probably
without secretaries or other wi'Ncsses.
unless perhaps Grand Duke Michael
Alcxandrovitch should he part!ei
pant.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
.FR|GHTfUL BLAST
ABOARD A WARSH|P
Boiler on the Bennington
Blows Up with Aw-
full Effect.
CREW is NEARLY ARNlHILATED
Total Number of Casualties Is
Reported at l25.
NUMBER OF DEAD, F1FTY-N1NE
Military and Civic Tribute To the Dead
Is Universal Corrected List OF
Those Who P-rished.

San Diego, Cal, July 24.-searcling
Investigation will he made to ascer-
tain whether any one was responsible
for the awful disaster on the United
States gunboat Remington. Ugly re-
ports are in circulation to the effect
that the boilers that exploded We're
known to he defective, but that a
favorable report on them was made.
at the last inspection.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
CORRECT LIST OF THE DEAD
Sixty Three of Them tn tho List Who Are
Named.

Following is an official list of known
dead with occupation and place of
birth or enlistment: Ensign Newton
Il. Ferry. Charleston. S. c.; Edward
b. Ferguson, chief machinist. San
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26

Viceroy CurZon III.
Simla, India, July 24.-Niceroy Cur
zon. who has been in i'll health for
some time. is now confined to his bed.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
OVER A DOZEN BLOWN Overheard
Unhurt Men DO Their Duty story OF
Lieut.. Yntes.

Lieut.. Yntes.
A dozen or fifteen We're blown over
board by the force OF the terrific en-
plosion. Captain Went forth, who was
looking ut the Bennington when tile
disaster occurred, says he saw human
bodies hurled over 100 feet upward.
The shock of the explosion penetrated
every section of the ship. blood and
ashes being found as far as the stern
OF the captains cabin. Portions of the
upper deck We're carried away and
great damage was done in all sections.
Officers and men who We're allie to
assist in rescue acted in Il brave and
collected manner. Pumps We're manned
to keep the water from the upper COM
purtments, the magazine was flooded,
and men fought their way through the
steam into the daIkened hold to search
for their comrades. In the worst dahl
ger, and when it was feared tile ship
would sink before she could be
beached, tile young officers and men
stuck manfully to their posts. She
was safely beached however, Oh the
shore of the harbor. The ships inner
works are Il tangled mass of mucliin.
cry.
Lieutenant Yates, executive officer III
charge of the bennington. at the time
of the disaster, was in the after cabin.
He rushed out. to be met by blind
ing, scalding cloud of steam as it swept
the vessel. Speaking of the occur.
renee, he said: '.'s w.. +, ward i
passed one Of our boys crawling along
on his belly. There was no time to ut
tend to individual cnses-there were
SO maryland they seemed almost like
all indistinct memory to me. About
thirty of the boys were OIL the fore
deck, all badly wounded.
II called for men to man the boats
md only about twelve, including otii-
GERS, responded. All of the rest We're
Injured or had been driven over tile
side by the scalding steam. AS far us
can be learned a part of the furnace
fell against the boiler, which explod-
ed. 1t was forced aft. and it is prob
able that the other boilers exploded
Immediately afterwards and the steam
pipes were wrecked, liberuting the
steam. Every man in the engine room
at the time must have met death.''
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26

Strike against Montgomery Ward
& Co. called 80. -. ......... April
Number OF men first Involved. -. 81
Strike extended to firms In En-
pl,yer's associ ,tion .......... April ~
Duration Of strike ............. LOG days
Transfers involved l...-.. -. 4,9h3
Cost of strike to unions In benttl S aG50,O
LOSS In wages to strikers. ..... $4,000
socistion. 49,. @ $50. 10000
Cost Of strike to other employers. 25n.0oO
Cost of strike to clty............ $1,000
Cost OF strike to G Iunty laO.NO
Loss In business (estimated) ...... l2.5OO,0 o
Deaths due to strike................ 81
Injured during strike........ $3.50. go
Prosecutions for violence. ........... $40
Members of unions Indicted. ... 42
Regular police on strike duly, 2,i5A
strive. .......................'. 1850
Deputy shsrlffs on duty $50
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
rnot that 1. Worth Netting.

The emperor is accompanied by his
brother. Grand Duke Michael AleN:,n-
| drovitch, and considerable suite, | III
IL noteworthy fact is that there Is no
representative of the Russian foreign
! Office among the emperor's encourage.
| nor is the German ambassador. Count
| Aivensleben, on hoard the Polar Star.
| This gives color TO Il report that tie
meeting wasarranged between the two
| empcrors directly, without recourse 10
the usual diplomatic channels. EN-
pcror William suggesting the rem
devious 10y telegraph from Helnoe-
sand, Sweden. The idea. the report
says. met with the empero,'a ''sN"f
but the final arrangements were eng
completed Saturdaynnd some men t1s
Of the imperial family were lHaii!y
commanded to accompany his majesty.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
Isuuso-Jap Affair. In Front.

There is no set programme Of sub
jects for discussion. aside from a gen
eral consideration of the factors i'll tie
present situation affecting the two
empires. but 1t can he stated that tie
coming meeting of the Russo-.IHpahese
pienipotcntiaries will occupy place
in the foreground. The action of Eln-
peror William in seeking n conference
ut this moment is generally intercepted
as an assurance of his moral support
of Russia in the coming pour rarlers
at Washington and Portsmouth. and
to show that German participation in
the recent japanese loan Was not 81
mark of the alienation of German SYN
pathies from Russia.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
Strike Declared Off.

The Chicago Transfers strike has
been officially declared off. The
Chicago papers make little comment
on the event, not wishing to offer
offence to either side. The strike
was q hard blow financially, not
alone to the unsuccessful strikers
but to Chicago business houses.
The Chicago Inter Ocean presents
the following interesting table:
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26

-. III RI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
z POZNANSKIEGO.

z ~POZNANSKIEGO. Wiek
szlachecka Mie6cisko pod Blu
klein oko}o 100 m6rg OBJ
szaru dobrej ziemi, z okaza'
lynn dworem W pieknym par.
ku i z bardzo dobremi bu-
dynkami przeszla z rak p.
Antoniego M~niszewskiego ma
w}asnosc domu Bankowego
Drweski & Langner W Poz-
naniu i tn PREY wyp{acie ca.
lei ceny kupna az do Land
szafty. Zdanie gospodarstwa
juz nastapi}o. Trzeba tel z
uznaniem zaznaezyc, re p.
Mniszewski m6g} by{ osieg-
nae znacznie wyzsza Gene cd
obcych. Miescisko bedzie roz-
parcelowane Tub tel sprzeda-
ne W ca}osci lecz tylko roda-
kowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

coraz liczniej powstajacych
pism ME dziW, ze niejednoo,
skutkiem konkurencyi nara
zionem Jest ma niedobory.
w Warszawie naklejal jakiIss.
cz1owiek W niedziele odezwe
rewolucyjna ma murze ma ro-
gu ulic Targowej j Brukowej
ma Pradze. Gdy zblizy} sic
policyant Jaworski, pad}
strza1 i polozyl go ma miej-
sou trupem. SprawcY ME po-
chwycono.
z Mi6ska donosza do
,Rusk. Slowa": z powodu
niezyczliwego opisu wypad-
k6w, kt6rych widownia by}
'Mi6sk dnia 8 Dm., oblega}y
|tiumy dwukrotnie redakcye
,,Bia}orus. Wiestnika", gro
FAC pobiciem wsp6}pracowni-
ka i lac redaktora. T}um roz-
bill okna W lokalu redakcyj-
nym i pozrywa} szyldy. Dnia
nastepnego gazeta ME wysz-
la. w redakcyi umjeszczono
s~t6jkowego. p
z kodzi donosza telegra-
ficznje % nowych zaburze-
mach, s~powodowanych przez
t}umy z czerwonemi sztanda-
rami ma czele. Gdy z srodka
paddy strza}y, wkro-
cZy1O WOJSKO, KCOfe ua1O XIII
ka salw. 80 'os6b pablo, z.
tych 3 ma miejscu by1o tru-
penn, 5 odniesiono umieraja-
cych, 9 ciezko rannych. STAR
cha miedzy wojskiem a thu
mem powt6rzy}y sic ma
przedmiesciu Baluty. z Kali
sza i Ozorkowa r6wniez do
nosza 0 wykroczeniach. Po-
zamykano tam wszystkie ia
bryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
.GALICYl..

KRAKOW. - P. Wac}aw
Szymanowski, artysta-rzez-
biarz i malarz, tw6rca POM
nika Grottgera ma planta-,
cyach .~krakowskich, przyby}
ma sta1y pobyt do Krakowa.
P Szymanowski, jak donosza
pisma w~arszawskie, wycofal
sic " tych dniach 20 spo}ki
posiadajacej wlasno6c ,,Kury-
era Warszawskiego" j zlikwi-
dowawszy swe interesa opus
Gil Warszawe, zegnany ban
kietem przez redakcye j ca}y
personal zak}ad6w ,.Kuryera
Warszawskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
>BYDGOSZCZ. w tuteiszen

>~BYDG0sZCZ. W.tutejszem
wiezieniu powiesi} sic robot
mix Grodowski. Poniewaz CIR.
ME posy}a} dzieci regularnie
do szko}y, na}ozono ma niego
kare, a gdy tel zap}acic ME
m6g}, mia} ia odsiedziec. To
jednak zmartwi}o go tax, 20
odebra} sobie zycie. = Przy
%ustawianiu wagon6w dosta}
sic ma tutejszym dworcu po-
miedzy tarcze dw6ch WACO
now robotnik Placzkowski.
Zgniot}y mu one do tego sto-
pnia glove, 10 wkr6tce potem
zako6czy} zycie. P. pozosta-
viii zone i kilkoro dziatek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
ZE> SLASKA.

MYSkOWICE. w nieoez-
pieczne po}ozenie dosta} sic
|przez swa nieostroznosc Pc
wien tutejszy pomocnik go.
larski, kt6ry PREY ]iczeniu
pieniedzy wzia& W usta ko-
prove 5 kopiejek, a kt6re
PREY m6wieniu wpad}y mu
do gard}a i uwiez}v mocno,
tax, il musia} zawerwac po-
mocy lekarskiej .Lekarz Kaso'
wy, widzac koniecznosc ope-
racyi, kaza} mu jechac do xii
Mkt W Katowicach, co tez
natychmiast uczyni}, W dro-
DE atoli, skutkiem wstrzas-
nienia pieniadz wpad} mu z
gard1a do zo}adka, co jest
jeszcze bardziej niebezpiecz-
nem, gdyz 6w nieostrozny
mlody cz}owiek ley obecnie
ciezko chory W lazarecie i
bedzie sic musia} poddac bo-
lesnej i niebezpiecznej ope-
racyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

MOGILNO. Pewien 19-let-
nj m1odzieniec by} zatrudnio-
ny mediterranean domu; gdy
nagle runaf szczyt pogrze-
bal go pod gruzami. Wydoby-
to go ~okrwawionego i odsta-
wiono do lazaretu. Opr6cz
niebezpiecznych okalecze6
straci} nieszczesliwy move.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
z PRUS POLSKICH.

CZERSK. Strejk lisztowni-
k6w zakonczy} sic, jak VIA
. domo, kleska strejkujacych.
Uzyskali jedynie przedluze-
nie czasu obiadowego o POI
godziny bez skr6cenia p}acy
i kilka pomniejszych u]ep'
sze6. Materyalnie ME uzyska-
Ii mic, a kleska polega glow
ME ma tenn, re 120 robotnl-
k6w pozbawiono chleba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
PRAGUE dniem / noca.

Najpraoowitssa i nsjmocuiejsza
drobna rzecz jaka kied1s by}a z.ro~~
biona 50 Dr.. Kinga New Life Pills.
TIE plgulki samieniaIa 81. bo6dw sis
le, nieohed ". energie, osfabienis
m6zgowe v umyslowa sile. Sc.
doykonale " otudowaniu xdrowia.
via. Tylko $50 q pude}ko. Spires
dawane przex aptekarza u. J. Kos
walewskiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

ZBLEWO. Podczas oiezkiej
bury, kt6ra sza}a}a W ubie-
gla srode mad okolica tutej-
sza, uderzyi piorun W dom
w}asciciela Jasnocha. Dach
izby, W kt6rej znajdowali sic
oboje ma}zonk0wfe, zosta{
podziurawiony >jak sito, onl
sami zas ocaleli jedynie jako-
by cudem. Gazette, kt6ra p.
Jasnoch czyta{, spali} piorun
ma popi6}, ma}zonke jego po-
WALL ma ziemie i og}uszy}.
w ca1ym wog6le domu wy
rzadzi} straszne spustoszenia.
Popeka}y struny fortepianu,
flet rozsadzony zosta} ma dro-
bne drzazgi, wszelka porce-
lana popeka}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
z 0 MosKALA.

WARSZAWA. Najstarsze
pismo polskie ,Gazeta War:
szawska" przesta}a wychodzic
z powodu braku fundusz6w;
- ale " ogloszeniu oswald
czono, 70 ~wydawnictwo to
zn6w bedzie podjetem, gdy
fundusze sic znajda. Pismo to.
istni'alo przez lat 80. Wobec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

WYSTRUC. w rzeczce An
gerap utopi1o sic W sobote
dw6ch parobk6w. Me umie-
JAG p}ywa6 poszli ma glebo-
kie miejsce, gdzie znalezli
Jimmy gr6b. Zw}oki ;ch wy
dobyto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

9 WIESCI = OJCZYZNY :


udar} mu od}am maly palec
level reki, a drugi palec ciez-
ko pokaleczyl., Nieszczesliwe-
go musiano natychmiast Cd
stawic do domu chorych W
Olsztynie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
w tuteisze:

w tutejszej
strzelnicy zdarzy} sic W ME-
dziele pc po}udniu nieszczes-
Hwy wypadek. Pewien dzier-
zawca bufetu kauai ch}opa-
kowi odkrecic aparat z kwa-
sem weglanym. Ch}opak
prawdopodobnie odkreci} "a
wiele, gdyz nagle aparat ca}y
wyleciaf W %powietrze razem z
beczka, raniac dzierzawce
ciezko W szczeki i glove. Le-
karze opatrzyli go ma miejs-
Gu. Stan jego wzbudza powaz-
ne obawy. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

POZNAN. Znoszenie forte
cy postepuje be- przerwY.
Rozpoczeto teraz znosic wa}y
cd bramy Debi6skiej i fortu
Roedera. Ca}y obszar bedzie
tax wysoko zasypanym, ably
mozliwa pow6dz ME szkodzi-
Ia. TAX samo znosza wa}y
wewnetrzne fortu Grolmanna.
Sam fort W kt6rym nliesci sic
oddzial artyleryi STAG bedzie
do roku 1907. Pomiedzy bra
mani M]y6ska a Kr6lewska
juz fosy zasypane. Kazamaty
forteczne, kt6re dawniej by]y
wiezieniem ola tax zwanych
,,szark6w" oraz wieza niebie-
ska PREY ma}ym upuscie po-
zostana jeszcze do roku 1907.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

ma wzmocnieniei utrzyman1e w}os6w
Tysiaee }ysych ]udz, dostalo piekne
w4osy. Wstrzymuje wypadanie wlos6w
Z glowa W kr6tkim czasie. W miejsce
stalych porastaja MOVIE nader barwne
wlosy. Wszelkie infOrmacye dar-
mo Pc szczeg6ly piszcle z~a}aczajac &c
znaczek pocztowy pod adresem:
PROF. j. M.
Box 100, Sta. w. Broklyn-NewYo rk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

OSTR0DA Nieszczesliwy
wypadek wydarzy} sic W ME-
dziele wieczorem W mieszka-
niu robotnika kolejowego
Windta. 4-letni synek zblizy}
sic W nieobecnosci matki do
garnka W kt6rym sic znajdo-
wa}a gotuiaca woda i obali}
90 ma siebie. Dziecko odnio-
s}a przytem tax ciezkie popa-
rzenia, re. wskutek takowych
nsstepnego dnia zmar}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

LESZNO. Pomocnik ha-
mmlulczy Paczy6ski, 6cinai ME:
.daleko dworca trawe pomie-
dry. szynami k~olejowemi.
Wiatr W przeciwna strone
vial, z powodu czego P. To-
skotu zblizajacego sic pocia-
gu ME us}ysza1. TAX samo
konduktior kolejowy go ME
zauwazy}. Nieszcze6liwy. cz}o-
wick: ?z5o,sta} przez kola poch-
wycony i ma miejscu zabity.
P. pozostawia Zone 2 kilkor-
giem drobnych dzieci.
/. PASYM. w 6rode utopi}
sic W jeziorze PREY kapaniu
15-letni syn mistrza rzeznic-
kiego p. Keber. Zw4oki jego
znaleziono tegoz dnia wieczo-
rem. Me umia} on plywac, a
~udawszy sic ma gfebokie
\ m~iejsce, utona}.
n, Nieszcze6li-
Swy wypadek wydarzy} sic "
Sponiedzialek cha}upnikowi
HsJ6zefowi ~Polakowskiemu
PREY rozstrzelaniu kamieni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

GNIEWKOWO. w ponie-
dzia}ek wieczorem wybuch]
pozar u posiedziciela p. No.
wickiego i zniszczy} stodo1e,
stajnie i 2 budynki kapitali-
styp. Sehla. Dw6ch. wedrow-
nych, kt6rzy uzyskowali So
bic nocleg W stodole, odniesli
dosyc ciezkie poparzenia. J
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EW A IA b TIE RID A M
The Company

lunludeA
Zen Webster and Knts phil
lips tof London. Henry Y.
lDixey and w. n. Thorn nson.
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rHIIHARw0NIc CONCERTS.
Thc Next star Conductor 10 De Kari
PanIner " Bremen.

Karl Panzner who comes to conduct
The next public rehearsal and concert oil
uc phiharm ionic Society at Carnegie Hall
ON Friday afternoon and Saturday evening
i, the only Stranger among the conductor
who presided over the concerts OF the or
chcstia this enter
Mr. Panzner is Bohemian born at Tep-
lu2 in IsGG He received his musical edu-
cation ct the Drcstcn Conservatory, where
lr was awarded tho first prize for piano
r!aving. Alter various engagements as
conductor le succeeded Emil Paur ct the
Ifp7g OF cra House in 1898. WINS there
he attracted particular attention by his
PRODUCTION Of the Nibclungen Trlogy in
it, entirety. and during the six years Of his
crza- omcut Brought out twenty-five new
,reras. in lsga he succeedcd Felix Vein
raftner "a, conductor OF tho Bremen Phil
harmonic concerts, which position be now
holds. Owing to his widespread reputation
90, a conductor OF orchestral concerts he
hr, been invited to appear in Berlin. Paris,
Moscow, Vienna and most Of tle large
European cities
Tie programme for the seventh public
rehearsal and concert viii comprise
-rlaikowslty's symphony No sin T. minor,
i'.a overture 70 pcr's "Euryanthe' and
the prelude and finale to " agner's Tristan
urd Isolde Eugene Nsaye, the eoloist,
vill h. heard in two numbers that be has
rover played ia New York before. They
an Bach's Concerto in q mn jor for violin
and two flutes and Bruch's Concerto No, l
IN & minor TIC latter selection has never
been played as yet IN public by Mr.. fsayo.
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TraNcI TAX, for Lent.

The course Of Leu'cn MATINEE lectures
VS. Dwight L. bmendorf at Carnegie Ly-
rHm nD begin on March Q and continue
Hmtj ipnl "a, being given every Thursday
end iaday afternoons. The subjects will
io From Nev York 10 Algiers, "1unis
uni 1paisiu The Edge of the Desert. .
-1a0gier and indalusia, odd and New
CASTLE and Tales of the AlhambrR. The
lectures Vii begin at o'clock.