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New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
PLET MANY IMPROVEMENTS.
?. and I. E. z. r. to Have Swift Schedule
Between Pittsburg and Youngstown.
Isx rELEGRAFH TO THE TEIsUNE-I ]

P1ttsDurg July lS-ColoneI J. NJ Schoonmaker
vice-preeident and general manager Of the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie Railroad. gave out q state
y,enr rodav on the future OF the local end Of the
bi-. vande-biit system and said that great i'm
provernents would result from the work which al
ready has been started.
According TO him. in a short time the Pittsburg
and Lake Erie will have trains running between
Pitrsbi,rg and Youngstown IN seveuty-fve minutes
,5 ,be schedule NAV be even shorter than this
TIE profect TO have a complete four track system
between Pittsburg and Youngstown also Is advanc-
ing and il viii not be long before the sixty-eight
niles OF road will constitute Of the finest four
track stretches in the country
Uv,,h th,ee stops between this city and Youngs-
town the actual running time viii be less than
nile a minute
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
STOLE WHILE IN PRISON.
Convict Shipped Large Quantity of Shoes
to Confederate.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


frankfort KY. July l8.-The Governor TODAY
Issued requisition on the Governor Of Oregon for
the extraditon OF A 3. SchIitza aunl charged with
grand larceny Schlitzbaurn was, several wears aro
the agent o1 the Illinois Central Railroad al Fords
vie, Ky. The agency also carried with II the
agelcy OF the American Express Company A short
time after his appointment a man named J "
Boatner appeared in the American Express Office
at Owensboro and produced q package alleged to
contain s2S.Oo. which he expressed to himself AT
FordsviLe. Schltzbaum claimed that ne was
robbed OF the package its arrival at Fordsvle
The express officials claimed colluson between
Boatuer and Schlitzbaum. and both were arrested.
Boatner was acquitted Schlitzbaum received q
two year term in the peniteutiary
On account OF his education and brightness
SchlitzbaUEn given a place with shoe manu-
featuring compa lessees OF prison labor. and,
gaining the confidence OF the managers. made
a shipping clerk. He shipped TO a confederate in
the West large quantity OF shoes. The theft was
not discovered until after he had served his term
and been discharged few weeks ago Schlitzbaum
was arrested Portland, Ore. and a Kentucky
officer is his way 10 secure him
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
PLAN NEW HOSPITAL.
Perkins Estate, at I79tk-St., Selected
as Site.

Several philanthropists have undertaken the
foundation Of a new hospital, to be erected at
1'Sth-st and Kingsbridge Road. on the old Per-
Ans estate This comprises about six acres, and
a large hospital viii be erected thereon. For the
present the old Perkins house itself will be used.
Dr- Henry III Calvin, OF No. 336 e 69th-st
started the movement. Ernest A Limburger
treasurer. has already received $4,000 toward
the erection Of the new building. The medical
stan viii be under the direction of DR.. Louis
Hosenstein. DR.. Calvin, DR.. c. c. FTsheI Dr.
Stanley o. SabeIL DR.. David Weinstein. DR. Will
IAN Nathan. DR.. G. F'riesner and DR.. Leo Bow
man will be the visiting physicians
The new bufIdfpg &c a~-,a.-.5 = -
ABOUT nTteen months. The old Perkins house
VIII be ready for occupancy as a hospital next
month An ambulance service will be estab-
nsheo and an effort made to relieve the already
oyerourdened facilities Of the J. Hood Wright
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
COLONEL BARTLETT TO RETIRE.

Colonel Franklin Bartlett. commanding the I'd
Regiment OF Engineers OF the Nev-York National
Suard. and fftb senior colonel in the State. an
nouncsd yesterday MS command that he would
retire from tle regiment before September next.
Meanwhile he has obtained q leave OF absence
The colonel states that this course is rendered i'm
peratTe by the professional demands MS tire.
Coione Bartlett first foined the National Guard as
1Ist Lieutenant OF Company z, 9Th Regiment, on
AM Z. lSS4 Ee elected captain OF Company
Z. I'd Regiment. on December 4 1855 and major
On March = 1ssI Five years later. when there
Nss vacancy. he was elected colonel
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
sKUNKS R0UT STUDENTS.
Forty PoIecats Put Pedestrians to Flight
Near Cornell University.
[BY rrLEGRAPH 10 Tur rR11r,r !

Ithaca N. Z, July lS-Forty little slx1nks ran
amuck among two hundred Cornell Summer School
students near the university dornitory AT Sheldon
Court last night
The street was lined with students and women
seeking breath OF cool air when the 'skttties''
appeared. and within three minutes all was con-
fusion Women shrieked and held their dresses
high for shelter, doors and windows were closed
20 siluI out the AWFUL stencil, and const terna tfoD
ran high until number OF students sought shovsIs
and stones and proceeded in a systematic manner
70 Light on the pests
The skunks beat a retreat to the cellar Of q
vacant building after six had been killed
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
FATHER OF TWENTY ARRESTED.

Accused Of abandoning his wife. Mie. and their
twenty children. aged from two to twenty-five
years Charles LeitstOne. gazier. of No. 245
Eldridge-st was arraigned before Magistrate
Wahle in Essex Market Police Court yesterday
afternoon. They have been married twenty-sx
wears being seventeen and fifteen respectively
when they welded.
a few weeks ago Leitstone, finding work dull
here went 10 Pttshurg. He found work and wrote
his wife to Join him. but she didn't have enough
money 10 transport the army of children Lett
srone came back and his wife had him arrested.
She says he had given her only about IS in the
las month.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

The District Attorneys once received word yes
terday that the attorneys for Emma Nash the col
ored woman who found guilty on July 10 OF
killing her common law husband Joshua White
hsrst on March q, and sentenced to ten years in
Auburn Prison. would appeal the The ap-
peal is TO be based the ground that Barton 8.
Castles one Of the jlirynen allowed TO receive
reports from the Cotton Exchange and to send
orders 10 buy and sell from the Jury box.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
STEALS SISTER FROM HOME.
MasOns Indignant That Orphan Girl Should
Be Taken from Institution.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIsUNr !

Synthla1a- KY. July 1S-Sterling Atkinson a
young man OF this city, returned from T,,,,sp,1Ia
last night with his sister. Helen. whom he had
stolen from the Masonic Orphans Home at Louis
vile on Sunday afternoon The young won,s1 aT
tected her escape by scaling the wall that sur
rounds the rear yard OF the home where she was
met by her brother. who started for home with
hsr. The Masons very indignant and declare
they viii prosecute Atkinson If possible
Just why the boy stole his sister from the horna
and why he will be prosecuted is not known.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

those who are responsible for the success OF the
Republican organization. But the other reasons
why the Legislature should act are Of 50 much
greater weight that any mere consideration or
party success should sink into instgnihcance. II
Governor Higgins's position IN the matter is un-
alterable all that I say is that regard his
decision as exceedingly unfortunate from every
DOtnI OT view
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
BERTHE CLAICHE MUST STAND TRIAL.
Emile Gendron's Slayer, Before Judge Foster,
Pleads Not Guilty.

Berthe Claiche, the young French woman m
dicted for IN the first degree yesterday BY
the grand jury fOr killing Emile Gendron- pleadsd
guilty 10 the Indictment through hsr counsel
Otto RosaIszy. when she ar-aizned before
Judge Foster. in Part 7 OF the Court OF Geacr4
Sessions yesterday morning. She was irunedi-
ateIy renanded for trial. Although her counsel
said yesterday that he would endeavor 90 secure
an early trial for her ne made such reQusso
OF the court and Il IL likely that her case viii
come up IN regular order. after others ahead OF II
tried
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
MISTAKE OVER JAMES MmAHoN.

TO the Editor Of The Iribune.
Sir: In the sketches of the new directors OF the
Equitable given in The Tribune Of July 15 the
undersigned has been mistaken for the distn-
gllished Brooklyn banker. This shows that one
may consult the various Who's Who without
finding cut Who's tt The red book called
The Directory OF Directors gives the information
sought. JAMES MMAHON.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
ERROR IN BRIDGE PLANS.
Advertised Descriptions of Streets To Be
Taken for Subway Terminals Wrong.

The plans for the Williamsburg Bridge subway
terminals have been amended by The Bridge Depart
ment owing 20 an error made IN the advertised
description OF the streetWay 10 be taken. The mod
ihcatiOn made necessary by the error will put al
chance OF the Improvement until the fall
meetings OF the Board Of Estimate. The modified
plans VII have 70 be advertised a new plan
public hearing must be given. and then IL will be
lp fn the Board OF Estimate formally 10 approve
me plan u intended 10 approve last Friday.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-04
Let Us Suggest a Few
Things to Aid You in
Making Your Holt
day Gift Selections

Gifts for the Maid.
Watch Guard Chain
Ring Necklace
Stick Pin Belt Buckle
Nail Polisher Pen Tray
Paper Cutter Cold Cream Jar
Card Case Miniature Case
Bon Bon Box Glove Hook.
For the Young Girl.
Scarf Pin Locket
Lorgnette Chain Birthstone Ring
Silver Brooch Bracelet
Hat Pin Pin tray
Nail File Shoe Horn
Coin Purse Inkstand
Book Mark Chatelainne Pin
Chatelainne Mirror
Dainty Watch Fob
Welcome Gifts for the Matron
Brooch Puff Box
Flower Holder Baking Dish
Berry Bowl Salad bowl
Candelabra
Salad Fork and Spoon
Tea Bell Pepper and Salt
Nut Bowl Almond Dish
Paper Weight Stamp Box
Needle Case Shoe Hook
A Little List of Gifts for Little
Tots
Ring Neck Chain
Locket Silver Rattle
Set of Pins Baby Spoon
Cup Tray
Presents for Men.
Watch chain Watch Fob
Ring Cuff Links
Studs Shaving Stick DO
Whisk broom Hat Brush
Soap Box Check Cutter
Letter Opener Paper Clip
Ash Tray Match Box
Cigar Cutter
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-04

will be renovated. made spic and
span, If it's given over to our care,
skill and methods of laundering.
Coffee, fruit, ink and berry stains re-
moved without taking an inch or two
of the fabric along. mol We don't
use acids-but we do clean washable
clothes. Phone connection.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-04
Silver Plated Ware

The kind that wears. Tea sets,
baking dishes, bread trays, cake
stands, fruit baskets and a lot of
other things besides knives, forks,
spoons, fruit knives and nut sets.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-04
Sterling Silver

Knives, forks, spoons, pin trays,
toilet articles. csouvenir spoons, are
all nice things for presents.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-04
A Gold Watch

makes a nice Christmas present for
lady. man, girl or boy. We have a
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-04
Diamonds

That is where we shine. Diamonds
from $500 to $3.50 A fine line at
prices that will suit you.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-04
JeWelry

Pins. charms, rings, stick pins.
chains. but say, there are too many
things to tell you about them all.
Come in and see them we like to show
goods even If you don't buy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

WAWOZ GUNSZU, Man
dzurya, 1lgo wrze6nia. Kie-
dy Liniewic g otrzymaf carska
depesze, donoszaca 9 zawar-
ciu pokoju, W obozie rosyj-
skim zapanowa}a nies}ychana
rado66. Oficerowis wznosza
zdrowie Roosevelta i malo
Jest takich, kt6rzy woleliby
bic sic W dalszym cagu, Ii
czac ma obecna przewage
wojsk rosyjskich. Liniewicz
Karubaiew j Cierpicki sable
raja, sic do .podr6zy = po'
wrotem do etersburga. Cier'
picki ME wyleczy} sic jes'z'
cze : rany, otrzymanel poe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

RZYM, II. wrzesnia. W.
czorai zn6w da}o sic odczuc
trzesienie ziemi, powodujac
pomiedzy mieszka6cami Ca
labru dodatkowy terror Szko-
dy do tej pory nie So obliczo-
ne. Wulkan Wezuwiusz jest
zn6w czynny, r6wniez wul-
kan ma wyspie Strombali wy
rzuca z Gala @gwaltowno6cia
lave. y
Minister robot publicz-
|nych Feraris, odwiedzi} miej-
scowo6oi dotkniete trieste
MEM ziemi. Wszedzie gdzie
tylko sic pojawii otacza}y go
t}umy zebrzac o pomoc. Po-
ciagi przywoza zywnosc, u
ubrania i materially do budo-
wy dom6w. Nar6d Spi pod
golem nietem. Wojsko, oby-
watele i doktorzy .pracuja
bezwytchnienia niosac pomoc
rannym. zo}nierze za6 odko-
puja zabitych. :.
Mad wYbrzezem zatoki 6w.
Enfamii wszystkie piekne
wioski zostaly zamienione "
|gruzy i wiele z tych ME EOS.
tanie odbudowanych gdy1
przerazona ludnosc ma "a
miar wyenligrowa6 do Sta.
now Zjednoczonych.
Najwiecej wypadk6w, 6mie'
rel wydarzylo sic pomiedzJ
dziecmi j kobietami, mez
czyzni bedac przy piracy v
llpolu, gdY tylko pierwsze trze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14
z NIW POLSKICH
W AMERYCE

NEW YORK, w srode
przyby1 do mas J. E. ks. Ar
cybiskup Symon. W niedzie-
le odby4o sic W Kosciele sw.
Stanis1awa uroczyste przyje-
Gle ks. Arcybiskupa, w(kt6-
rem wzie}y udzia1 -liczne miej-
scowe i zamiejscowe towa-
rzystwa ko6cielne,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

GODZYJADANAI, Man.
dzurya, II wrze 6nia. - Pod
eskorta 80 zo}nierzy, z kt6-
rych jeden ni6s} bia1a chora-
giew, zjawi} sic pred plac6w-
kami Rosyan komisarz ja-
po6ski z LISTEN feldmarsza1- l.
ka Oyamy do genera}a LIME
wicza. Oyama winszuje Lii
niewiczowi zawarcia pokoju
i zada wyznaczenia pe}nomo~
cnik6w do ukladania sic o
warunki zawieszenia, Pe}no'
mocnikiem Oyamy jest &C.
neral Tukaszma. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14
coin, bo s}ota ME pozwala ze

coin. DO slota ME pozwala ze
brae zboza z pola. Burze i
wichry z deszczami ME da-
dza pracowac psuja stogo-'
wanna. Po}owa zboza juz pra-
vie zniszczona Pioruny row.
niez wyrzadzaja wiele szkody
kt6re sami farmerzy ponosza
DO musza, op}acac szkody z
towarzystwa asekuracyjnego
Sobieski we Whine do kt6-
rego sami farmerzy naleza
W ubieg}ym miesiacu mie-
ljsny try znaczne wypadki
ognia spowodowanego pio~
runem i tax: Uderzy} pio-
run W stajnie Andrzeja
Kusnierek zabijajac mu diva
konie. Stajnia, uprzaz i oko-
10 10fur siana spali}y sic
doszczetnie, byl zaasekurowa-
nym W towarzystwie >Sobie-
ski ma $3.50, kt6re mu zaraz
= W przesz}ym tYgod niu
rozpoczeto juz budowe ple-
banii, kt6r razno idzie W
gore.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

BUFFALO, N. Y. W nie-
dziele po po}udniu gromadka
Polak6w bawi}a sic wesolo
przy szklance piwa W parku
,,Forster's Grove" po trudach
i mozo}ach dni powszednich..
Widocznie goraco iwypite
trunk oddzia}a}y podburzaja-
co ma uczestnik6w zabawyy
gdyz ci blachego zupe}nie
powodu podzielili sic na par
tye i po wyczerpaniu argu-
ment6w zabrali sic do WA
jemnego grzmocenia grzbie-
tow i podsinia ocz6w, Jeden
z zapasnik6w, 81 letni Leon
Sekuterski z pod mr.. 139
Townsend ulicy, wy obrazajac
sobie, il walka ma pie6ci bez+
uzycia jakiegokclwiek oreza.
ME ma znaczenia, doby} no.,
ia i pchna} MIN W brzuch
Jana Welka, zamieszkalegU
pod mr.. 172 przy ul. Colt.
Koniec zabawy zako1czyI
sic zabraniem walecznego
mlodzie6ca do ula, skad pod
zarzutem napadu " drugim
stopniu stanie pred kratka- 4
mi s4du:
ST, ANNA, sMinn. Pan
Jan Liszewski z Minneapolis
przyjechal tu do mas j bawi !
u nassego organisty pana A
DANA Waldowsk kiego " go6ci-
ME.
w Holdingsford, Mtnn.
Pan Jan Filipczak, dobry =
.prawdziwy wiarus, kt6ry tax
ke utrzymuje salon " tenn
miescie, jest naszym lokal-
nym agsntem, Rodacy racza,
go popierae : takie nasza g
Izetl u niego zamaWiac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

WILKES BARRE, Pa. w
sobote wiecz6r oko}o godziny
sz6stej przyjechal pociagiem
Lehigh Valley J. g.. ks. Ar
-cybiskup Symon wraz z Kill
koma ksiezmi. Ma dworcu o.
czekiwa} go ks. Lipi6ski i "a
Rad parafii W Kingston, do
kad ks. Arcybiskup sic uda}
'jakotez przedstawiciele towa-
rzystw cywilnych i wojsko-
wych.
Staraniem Kom. Szkoln. i
Osw. z. n. P. odbedzie sic
we wtorek 19 wrzesnia ma
hall Concordla wielki kon-
cert i bal, z kt6rego doch6d
przeznaczony bedzie ma fun
dusz budowy wyzszej szko}y
polskiej. Wsp6}udzia} sw6j
obieca}o Tow. ,Spiewu braci
de Reszke z Nanticoke i Ch6r
panien ,,Halka'' z Wilkes
Barre, przygrywac bedzie
jedena z najlepszych orkiestr.
w czasie balu odbedzie sic
rozgrywka szczeroz}otego
meskiego zegarka. Lecz. oko-
liczna publicznosc zwabic
powinien ME ten bogaty pro-
gram, lecz eel, ma jaki zaba-
wa ia sic odbedzie. Wszak to
sic rozchodzi Q nasza, polska,
szko}e wyzsza a stanie ona
wtedy, gdy publiczno6c gro
sza skapic ME bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

PERHAM Minn. O. lax
szczesliwi jestesmy tn W ma
szej parafii, a szcze&iem tenn
ME chcemy~ sic z nikiem
dzielic, bosmy zazdro6ni.
Przybyl oto do mas nowy
proboszcz, dwunasty z rzedu
cd roku pa6skiego 1891 cd
jesieni. Czyli bez mala co rok
prorok. Take my, fylozofy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

sienie ziemi dalo sic odczuc
uciekli W bezpiecznie miej'
see.
Nieszczescie jest straszne.
Wiele os6b dostafo rozdraz-
nienia nerw6w. Ludnos6 zy-
je W przerazeniu, sadzac, ze
zn6w nastapi trzesienie zie-
mi. I
Kr6l Wiktor Emanuel i
ksiaze Aosta przybeda dis do
Montelewne, gdIe spotka ich
minister Ferraris.
Nar6d W ca1ych W4oszech
zosta} strasznie dotkniety
katastrofa. Biskupi ksieza
wzywaja nar6d do sk}adek.
Datki p}yna obficie ze wszy-
stkich stron: Rada ministery-
alma wyznaczyla $4,000 ma
rzecz nieszcze6liwych. Kaady
minister ofiarowal pewna su-
me.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14
MCKEESPORT,

MCKEEsPORT, Pa, W
mie6cie rozerwalo sic dnia l
wrze6nia W poludnie ogrom-
ne rozpedowe kolo W fabryce
rur National Tube co. Ka-
waly rozpedowe kola poroz-
rywa}y budynek, q przytem
u6mierci}y az czterech robo-
tnik6w! Zabici nazywali sic:
Jan Massung, Michal Pu-
szarko, Jan Turman j Jan
Rickel Pr6cz tego poranio-
nych zostalo kilkunastu in
nych robotnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

BUDAPEST, II go wrzeS-
MIA, W dniu otwarcla wegier-
skiego parlamentu, zamierza-
ia socyalisci W szesciu dywi-
zyach, liczacych po 10000
ludzi, przybyc pred gmach
parlamentu i urzadzi& tam
demonstrancye ma prawa o
glosowaniu wszechnem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

TOXIC, 8 wrzesnia. -
Prezes kolei Sothern Paci-
fic, E. H. Hartman zostaf
zniewakony przez mot}och u
[iczny, a tajnego rzadzce STA
nu, markiza [ go, rzucano
kamieniami. Zburzono dru-
karnie rzadowego organu
,, ,,Kokumin Szimbun" i pod
}ozono ogie6 pod gmach mi
nisterstwa spraw wewnetrzs
nych. Odby}y sic zbiegowis-
ka pred domami prezesa
ministr6w. Katsury i bawia-
cego W Ameryce ministra
spraw zewnetrznych, Komu-
ry. Policya okaza}a sic bez-
silna i powolano pod broh
gwardye narodowa Panuje
og6lne niezadowolenie z wa
runk6w pokoju, zawartego W
Portsmouth. 500 os6b jest
pokaleczonych, W tel liczbie
200 policyant6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

NANTICOKE, Pa. Panuja
ca tutaj. epidemia tyfusu
brzusznego coraz sic wiecejs
rozszerza, og6iem zachorowa-
10 112 os6b. Jako zr6dlo cho-.
roby podawano cg6lnie 'zla,
wode, przeto W 6rode zabra-
Ia sic komisya z1ozona z.
miejscowych przedstawicieli
wydzia}u zdrowia Board OF
helth) dr.. FIR. Krajewskiego
j Butkiewicza, przedstawiciela Ia
rady miejskiej oraz dw6ch
lekarzy z Wilkes-Barre. Ko-
misya bada}a dok}adnie wo-.
de z okolicznych rzeczu}ek
i odda}a ia do analizy. W do
mach mad woda po}ozonych b
ME stwierdzono wypadk6w
choroby.
- Poniedzia1ek najechaf
pociag osobowY 23-letniego
polaka Ludwika i zabil 60 ma
miejscu. Wypadek zdarzy} sic
ma Ryman Road.
- P. Terli6ski, ucze1 a.
kademii marynarki W Anna
polls bawi cd kilku dni ma
wakacyach u rodzic6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14
CLEAVELAND. Ohio.

CLEAWELAND, Ohio. A
czy wiecie co to sa ,popra-
winy?" Ot6z ,,poprawiny'' to
mic innego, jak pija6stwo W
kilka dni lub W ty 1zie1 po
|jakies uroczystosci. Jezeli mp.
ma danem weselu goscie nie
dosyc sic popili jezeli ME by
10 awantur i b6jek, to W ty-
dzieh potem urzadza sic, po-
prawiny by dac gosciom spo-
sobnosc upic sic i - pobic.
Take poprawiny, VIA
Snie odby1y sic ubieg}ej
niedzieli W domQ Karola
Kalisz, kt6ry blisko tydzie6
temu, bo W poniedzia}ek ze-
szlego tvgodnia, >ozeni} sic
Ma vpoprawinach'' przysz-
10 do krwawej awantury;
przyczem FIR. Frygier,
zostali W okropny spos6b
pozgani nozami. Zwiaszcza
ciezko pokaleczony zosta}
Franciszek Frygier, o kt6-
rego wyzdrowieniu lekarze W
szpitalu sw. Aleksego zupe}-
ME zwatpili. Sprawca ca}ej
krwawej afery, Antoni Mar
galski, zam. pod mr.. 208 Flu
llerton ul., ratowa} sic uciecz-
ka; lecz wkr6tce zostaf przez
policye pochwycony. Nawia-
sem nadmienic tn wypada,
ze ojciec pozganych Frygie-
row, myslac zapewne, ze am
bulans jest ,patrolka", ME
chcia} zezwolic ma odwiezie-
ME syn6w do szpitala, czem
op6zni} ich ratunek przy-
czynil sic, ze dzisiaj Franci-
seek Frygier ME ma prawie
zadnych szans ma wyzdrowie-
ME. Starry Frygier ucseph sic
woza ambulansowego i W la
den spos6b. ME chcial zez-
wolic ma ,,zabranie syn6w"
Staremu Frygierowi poma-
lgat W jego niedorzecznym O.
borze tlum, sk}adajacy sic co
najmniei z 200 os6b. Dopiero
przybycie ,,patrolki i pusz-
czeniu W ruch pa}ek przez
policyant6w przyprowadzilo
szalefc6w do r6wnowagi u
mys}owei. Policyanci pobili
mocno kilka os6b, W tel icz-
bic i starego Frygiera.
.WILNO Minn. U mas
|farmerzy bardzo narzekaia,
Iszczeg6lnie " powiecie Lin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

Mukdenem, gdzie straci{ try
czwarte czesci swojego| logo
korpusu. Ksiaze Fryderyk
Leopold pruski wraca takze
z pola walki do Europy..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

BAY CITY, Mich. Panowie
Kaz. Sikorski Ignacy Ko-
pee, 2 towarzystwa ,,Dzwon''
wyjechali do Nowego Yor-
Iku iako delegaci "a seiim
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

TOXIC, 8 wrzeSnia. Przed
wczoraj zburzy1 mot}och 10
Characterization swiaty1, oraz
szko}e misyonarzy. Ma roz-
kaz mikada og}oszono stan
oblezenia, lecz pomimo to
wieczorem ponowi}y sierozru-
chy. Rad wstrzymuje wyse-
}anie depesz aiarmujacych.
Zawieszono wydawnictwo ga
zety ,Niroku", nawo}ujacej
lud do. buntu.' w innych
miastach odbywaja sic tax
ze demonstrancye antyrzado-
we.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

BERLIN, 9 wrzesnia. VIA
DE pruskie wraz z obywa-
telami rozpocze}y ma dobre
Wake 2 zaraza. Walka sani-
tarna istnieje cd rzeki Odry
az do granicy rosyjskiej i cd
Gda6ska do Grodziska ma
pudnie cd Poznania. Wszys-
cy mieszka6cy pomagaja le-
karzom i jedynem nieprzy-
jacielem jest zarazek chole-
ry, kt6ry podr6zuje W rze-
kach i przedostaje sic jed
nej dodrugiej.
z nastepujacych miast do
nosza o nowych wypadkach:
w Marienberg zachorowa-
10 6 os6b; W Toruniu jedna,
W Bydgoszczy dwie, W Wy
rzysku pie6 W Gnieznie trzy
W Czarnkowie jedna; W Kr6-
lewcu jedna.
Przypuszczaja, ze cholere
zawlekli do Gda6ska rosyj-
scy robotnicy polni kt6rzy
zatrudnieni sa W okolicy
przy zniwach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

TOXIC, 11go wrzesnia.
Prezes ministr6w :Katsufa
tlumaczy} przyw6dzcom par
tyj W parlamencie, ze jest
nieprawda, jakoby Japonii
ME by1o wolno ufortyfikowac
przyladku Sofa. Przez cieS-
nine La Perouse wolno pre-
bywac tylko handlowym o.
kretom rosyjskim. Japonii
przyznano zwierzchnictwo
mad Koreai zawiadywanie
koleja ma .po}udnie cd Czan-
czun. Do 6chrony tej kolei
wolno Japonii uzywac woj-
ska. Pomimo re Rosya j Ja-
ponia ustepuja z Mandzuryi
kopalnie wegla pod Fuszan
i Jentai przechodza ma w}as-
nose Japo6czyk6w. Rosyanie
So zniewoleni opuScic Man
dzurye W przeciagu 10 mie-
siecy i zwr6cic Japonii kosz-
ia utrzymania rosyjskich
jehc6w.
Panuje tutaj przekonanie
ze zaburzenia uliczne ME
powt6rza sic.
RZYM, ,11go wrzesnia.
z Kalabryi nadchodza hn'
bowe wie6ci Straty W 1ludziach b
So daleko wieksze niz PREY.
puszczano pierwotnie. "
Martirano zgine}o skutkiem
trzesienia ziemi 5000 os6b
W Parghela wydobyto- do.
tychczas z pod gruz6w 300
W Lappolo 1900 zwlok ludz-
kich. Trzesienia ziemi pow
tarzaja sic cd czasu do czasu
i doprowadzaa ludno6c dc
! rozpaczy. Pozbawieni da'
chu ludzie zaczynaja cierpiet
gl6d, q koleje zelazne MI
moga dowyzic zywno6ci, po
niewaz tory So zepsute j ko
i lmunikacya : Kalabrya prze
] lrwana.