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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
Water Board in COMMITTEES Meet
ing last Night Discussed Mat
ter---Put II Up to Aldermen.
NEEDED IN CASE OF ACCIDENT.
New S,OOO,OOO Gallon Pump Is Now
Doing All the Work, and If 1t
Should Break Down the Old Pumps
at Runyon Could Not Draw Water
From the Storage Wells--Incrcase
in Consumption Demand Facilities.

At the meeting of the water board
tonight 1t is understood that Engineer
Mason and Superintendent Burns will
recommend that a new 10,O0O,000
gallon pump be purchased for the
pumping station at Runyon. At the
committee meeting of the board last
night the pump question was thor
oughly discussed and it was decided
to take action in the matter at once.
The reason for the installation of the
pump, as learned from good author
ity, is in case of the present 5000, 900
gallon pump should break down the
city would practically experience a
water famine, as the two small pumps
at Runyon cannot be used on the
ground storage system, and in that
event the little water that could be
pumped to this city would be artesian
well and pond water If the board
Officially receives the recommends
tions, they will probably submit them
to the council at once for considera-
ton.
| Installing new pump means a
cost of about $25, but those who
know say that the pump is needed as
an auxiliary in case the S,000,00O
gallon Worthington pump now in use
should break down.
The pumping records show that
this city is now consuming an aver
age of 100000 gallons daily, and
at this rate, in few years, the pump
now in use at the pumping station
would be insufficient to supply the de-
mand, as the increase yearly is about
100000 gallons day.
When the 100000 Worthington
pump was installed at Runyon last
year at cost of about $4,000, 1t
was thought that it was large enough,
but the commissioners had decided
that large pump will be needed in
the near future and by purchasing
one now to act as an auxiliary, when
the daily consumption increases both
pumps could be run in unison.
Engineer Mason and the commits,
sioners refused to discuss the pump
question when seen by a NEWS re-
porter today, but that the question
will be brought up at tonight's meet
Ing is regarded as authentic.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
FORESTERS ELECT
Court Perth AmbOy No. 3,043, |. O.
F., Met Last Night.

Court Perth Amboy No. 3,043
elected officers for the ensuing year
at last nights meeting in X. of P.
hall.
The following were elected Court
deputy, James Warren; chief ranger,
A. McKinnon; vice chief ranger, Fred
Neff; recording secretary, r. H.
Stack; financial secretary, H. Philo;
treasurer, A. Curry; orator, e. Ham
berg; organist, P. Paulson; S. W.,
William Warren; ]. W, F, Rankin;
S. B., p Santoro; J. B., Max Miller;
trustees, Fred Neff, f. Farrell.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05

The Board of Health did not hold
the scheduled monthly meeting last
night, as no quorum was present.
The board has held no meeting
since October 2, and no meeting is
likely to take place until the Janu-
ary regular meeting. November 6,
their last regular meeting night, no
quorum was present. November IL.
a special meeting was called, and
again no quorum was present. Last
night President Victor W. Main, Com
missoiners Joseph B. Quick and.
Math Hansen were Oh hand and walt
ed until $50 o'clock. AS no otner
members appeared, they left for
home. About o'clock Health In
spector George w. Fithian strolled
in.
President Main said last night that
the Health Board is dying as fast as
the Chamber of Commerce. He said
the meetings now are not of great
deal of Importance, and most of the
boards work is done on the street.
but that is no reason" said the
president, why the members should
not come out once month to attend
the meetings. No special meeting
will be called, unless something of
Importance should turn up" conclud-
ed Mr.. Main last night. The next
meeting date will probably be jan
uary s, as the first Tuesday is New
Years day.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
HOOKS PREPARING.
Protection Laddies will Hold Ami
versary in March.

Protection Hook & Ladder Com
pany held their regular monthly
meeting last night and transacted
considerable important business. The
committee who was in charge of the
fair that was held in Wilder Hall
during the month of October, report
ed that $125 had been cleared.
AS the anniversary of the company
is to be held on the first Tuesday in
March, the following committee was
appointed to complete the arrange
ments George Mead, Percy Coutts
William Mckenzie, Samuel Bayard
and James McCabe. The meeting
was well attended.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
PLANNED TO ESCAPE
Two Youths Brought from Reform
at0ry Picked Cell Lock.
Epecial to the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec.

George and Michael Bochine, two
youth brought here from the Railway
reformatory to be tried for assaulting
Keeper Neils Hansen, were discover
ed making an attempt to break jail by
picking their cell lock. When
brought here Sheriff Church was noti-
fed to be on the watch to see that
they made no attempt to break out as
they had escaped from two or three
jails. They were kept locked up for
time and then were given later
more liberty. Yesterday when the
warden attempted to lock up their
cell he found that his key would not
go in. Investigating he discovered a
nail had broken the lock- The boys
had planned to escape if possible dur
ing the night, but were thwarted.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
FERRY GETS CHEAPER
RATE AND MORE TRIPS
Staten Island Company Will Sell
Six Tickets for twenty
Five Cents.

The Staten Island Rapid Transit
ferry company has announced that
on and after January 4, 1907, they
will sell six ferry tickets between this
city and Tottenville for twenty-five
cents and that they have added sever
al more trips to be run on Saturdays,
besides the two that went in effect
last Saturday night, the 9:15 o'clock
from Tottenville and the $50 O'Clock
from this city. Saturday night they
will put in effect Loaf leaving Tot
tenville at $40 p. NJ. and this city at
$3.50 D. m
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
TYPOS NOMINATE
Regular Meeting of Local No. 658
Held Last Night.

Perth Amboy Typographical I'm
ion No. 65S made the following NOM
nations of officers at the regular
meeting last night: President,
George S. Walker; vice president, N
F. Doyle; secretary-treasurer, H. G.
Axen; recording secretary, Harry
Dewitt; sergeant-at-arms, Elias
Ross; trustee, H. E. Pickersgill; aud
iting committee, F. r. Newman, H.
Dewitt and n. F. Doyle; delegates
to Central Labor Union, G. s. Walk
er, H. P. Hanson and Y. F. Doyle.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
TO REORCANIZE H. S.
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
Meeting for That Purpose to be Held
in High School Friday Afternoon
Two Societies Planned.

The classes of the high school will
meet Friday afternoon in the audi
torium to reorganize the literary So
cieties. Two societies will be organ
lied this year, as last year. These
societies will work independently.
Debates will be held at the different
meetings, and the work in general
will be the same as formerly.
One society will be composed of the
members of the senior and junior
classes and the other of the sopho-
more and freshman classes.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
P. R. R, FARES REDUCED
Now Costs But Forty Cents to Go
to Newark.

The Pennsylvania railroad com
pany has considerably reduced its
fares on this division. An example
of the reduction is shown by the pres
ent fare of forty cents for ticket to
Newark, which formerly was nifty
three cents. Other reductions OF
from one to ten cents have been made
on tickets between intermediate sta
tions.
The price of a return ticket be-
tween here and Newark remains at
seventy cents
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
DEVICE FOR SHOEING
TROUBLESOME HORSES.

Morris Slobodien, of So New Bruins
wick avenue, has constructed a new
device for shoeing troublesome
horses. Although this piece of mech
anism is quite simple in construction,
it is great Improvement on the reg
ular way of shoeing the animals, es-
pecially if they are frisky. He un-
dertakes to shoe any horse or mule.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
For Market Street Top Dressing.

The Standard Bitulithic Company
is getting ready to start laying the
top dressing on Market street, and. If
possible, the work will be started to-
morrow morning. A gang of men is
at work on the street today preparing
the tar pots and arranging other de-
tails. The plant on the Merritt wharf
is all ready and is expected to be in
full operation tomorrow
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
MANY HEARD MIR.
BJERREGAARD'S LECTURE.

C. Bjerregaard, Jr., gave a lecture
last night in Dana hall, on the WON
ders of Chemistry" His lecture was
most interesting and was listened to
by a large audience. The lecture was
illustrated.
Mr.. Bjerregaard will give another
lecture in the same hall December
1SSentitled "Grecian Art
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
Raritan Club lecture Is OF.

The Raritan Clubs free lecture to-
morrow night has been called off be-
cause of illness in the family of Mrs.
Alexander. She has been called
south on that account and was thus
compelled to cancel her engagements.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
Hospital Auxiliary to Meet.

The Women's auxiliary to the hos
pital will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 8 O'Clock at the home of the presi-
dent. Mrs. ]. S. Wight, "a High street.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
Brown Case Goes Over.

Special 90 the EVENING NE WS.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 5.--
Judge Lloyd was unable to get here
today and the Brown appeal case was
not heard.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
AGAIN FAILED
TOGET QUORUM
Health Board Has Not MetSince
October z and Interest
Is Lax.
THREE PRESENT LAST NIGHT.

President Main Says That Members
Should Turn Out for the Meetings
Whether There Is Much Business
to Be Transacted or Not, and He
Likens the Failure to Have Quorum
Present to Chamber of Commerce.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05
St. PauI's Church Meeting.

The yearly meeting of the congre-
CATION of st. Pauls German church
will be held at the meeting rooms to-
morrow night at o'clock
The NEWS in every nome.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05

The NEWS II every home.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-12-05

The NEWs in evSry nome.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

RZYM, 5 listop. Gwa}to-
wne burze spowodowa}y wy
lew rick. Tyber wystapi} z
brz9g6w i zniszczyl duzo BY
d}a W nizinach. We Wenecyl
gondole kraza po placu sw.
Marka.
Ma miedzynarodowej wy
stawie W Medyolanie przyz-
nano ameryka6skim wysta~
wcom 80 nagrod, a mianowi-
Gle: 18 g}6wnych nagr6d, II
dyplom6w honorowych, 28
medali z}otycb, Is srebrnych
i 1 bronzowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
NOWINY
'gNLEGRAFICZNE
v IEUEN. 5 listopada.

NIEDEN, 5 listopada. -
Arcyks'aze Otto, drugi syn
nAjStarszego brata cesarza
arcyks. Karola Ludwika u
mari wczoraj we wieku 40
lat. Starszy brat jego, Fran
ciszek Ferdynand jest jak
wiadomo nastepca tronu...
Arcyksiaze Otto chorowa} cd
lat leczy} sic W r6znych OBJ
cych krajach zw}aszcza W E.
gipcie. Pozostawil wdowe i
dw6ch sYn6w.
Nowy r'inister spraw "a
granicznych, bar. Won Ae-
renthal ma zyczenie ces%rza
uda sic do Berlina azeby od-
wiedzic cesarza Wilhelma i
kanclerza Buelowa. Z Buda-
pesztu donosza ze W sprawie
zagranicznej polityki baron
Won Aerenthal z premierem
wegierskim Wekerle porozu~
mial sic, najzupeiniej ale ME
przysz}o do porozumienia ia W
sprawie zwiekszenia ilosci re-
krut6w wegierskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
PARYZ,5 listop. - Mi

PARYZ,5 listop. - Minis
ter wyzna6 oswiadczy} ze
konkordat z Rzymem zosta}
wreszcie zerwanym a majatki
koscielne we Francyi warte
80 milion6w dolar6w pre-
chodza ma w}aSno6c rzadu.
Rad ME mysli odbiera6 ich
katolikom chcacym W kos
cio}ach odprawiac naboze6s-
twa, przestaje wszakze religie
katolicka uznawac jako wyz-
mamie uprzywilejo ejowane. Kos
ci6} katolicki STAG odtad be-
die musial O wlasnych 81
ZACH ME opierajac sic O
pa6stwo. Przywileje ducho-
wie1stwa zostaja zniesione.
Ksisza beda zmuszeni p}acic
podatki i sluzYc " wojsku ma
r6wni ze 6mieckimi obywate-
lami. Rad ME my6li prze6la
dowa6 katolik6w dla tego o
wybuchu rewolucyi we Fran
cyl ME moze bye mowy.
Ma kongresie socyalist6w
W Limoge potepiono prog
ram rzadu poniewaz krepuje
wolnosc. DIS program ten
zostanie przed4ozony izbie
deputowanych. Ministrowie
zazadaja zaraz ma wstepie wo--
tum zaufania. Socyal16ci W
Limoge uchwalili rezolucye
azeby wezwac socyalist6w W
innych kraJach do wsp6lnego
dzia1ania W celu zniesienia
wojen zabronienia radon
utrzymywania silnych armii.
Do tego celu ma sic doj5c ma
drodze prawodawstwa. Minis~
trowie nosza sic z mysla upah
stwowjenia kolei zela2nych
i zniesienia kary :6mierci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
z NIW POLSKICH
w AMERYCE
CLEVELAND, Ohio,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, -~~
Jan Grucza kt6ry W nocy
|dnia 11-go pazdz. postrzeli1
Franciszka Szczeczy6skiego,
gdy ten mniemajac, ze jest
przy w}asnym domu, zacza}
sic dobijac do mieszkania
Gruczy. Przebudzony }osko~
tenn z g}ebokiego snu, Grucza
mysla}, 70 rabus dobija sic i
Wypali} kilkakrotnie z rewol-
.weru, raniac niebezpiecznie
szczeczy6skiego. Policya "a
jela sic wy6wietleniem spra-
Wy W zesz}y piatek sedzia
Fielder, uwolni} Grucze cd
wszelkiej odpowiedzialno6ci.
Szczeczy6ski wyleczyl sic i
dis zdr6w jest jak ryba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

WIEDEN, 5 listop. Nowy
minister spraw zewnetrznych
Aehrenthal przeprowadzi}
korespondencye z wlaskim.
.kolega Tittonim i kaza} obec-
ME ogfosic urzedownie, re
miedzy Austro Wegrami a
W}ochami panuja teraz sto~.
sunk przyjazne, skutkiem
.czego znacznie tr6j przymie-
re wzroslo. i. ...-. ... .... j..
Prezes wegierskich mini
str6w nazwai W radzie pan
stwa Austrye mocarstwem
ola Wegier obcem, kt6remu
Inie wolno mieszac sic dc
wewnetrznych spraw wegier.
skich.
q E - II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

kiej szko}y prawniczej ucze'
szczaja studenci z najwyz-
szych czlonk6w rady pa6stwa
otrzymuja tam wyksztaicenie
Pomiedzy obecnymi ma ban
kiecie by} minister finans6w
Kokowcew.
We 6rode rewolucyonistom
powi6d} sic originality po-
wazny figiel. Podczas gdy
rzadowy magazyn prochu W
Ochta ma przedmiesciu pe'
tersburskiem strzeg} ca}y
puik piechoty, sze5ciu rewo~
lucyonist6w przebranych "a
sierzanta i zandarm6w mad
jecha}o W powozie i przed}o~
-zyli urzedowy rozkaz wyda-
MIA i'm 595 funt6w pyroxyli-
ny $50 funt6w prochu bez-
dymnego. Wydano i'm to ma
terye wybuchowe oni je "a
brali ostr6znie z1ozyliw
wozie i odjechali. Dotych
czas ich ME schwytano.
Gerszunin jeden z najwie-
cej znanych teroryst6w ma
czelnik organizacyi rewolu-
cyjnej "a Sipiagina i Plehve-
go uszed} z Syberyi W becz-
CO z woda. Jest on zydem.
ia udzia} W morderstwie ST.
piagina / W zamachu ma Po>
biedonoscewa skazano go na
dozywotnie d wiezienie a po
zamknieciu przez sad Szlis-
selbu rga wywieziono go do
kopal6 srebra W Akatui mad
|granica mongolska. Pred
dwoma miesiacami uciek}
ztamtad towarzysz Gerszun i
ma Melnikow. GuDernator W
Akatui powiada ze po ucie-
czce Melnikowa i Gerszanina
ME jest W stanie zareczy6 ze
ME uciekna takze Sasan6w,
Siknifki i inni wsp6lnicy W
zamordowaniu Plehwego gdyz
agenci rewolucyjni ogromne
maja wpjywy u ludzi obfi--
Gle zaopatrzeni So W pienia-
DE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
PETERSBURG, 5 listopa'

PETERSBURG, 5 llstopa"
da. - By}y prezydent komi-
tetu wykonawczego rady ro-
botniczej Krustalew jakotez
IA cz}onk6w tel rady kt6rych
process odbywa} sic tn cd
miesiaca, - zostali skazani
ma wygnanie do Syberyi i
utrate wszelkich praw oby-
watelskich. Dwaj inni zostali
skazani ma zamkniecie W twier-
dzy a inni zostali uwolnieni.
- Nadzwyczaj stosunkowo
}agodny ten wyrok przypisu-
ia swietnej obronie kt6ra
prowadzili najznakomitsi ad-
wokaci petersbu1scy mos
kiewscy. Krustalew jest zy-
dem ma lat 30, pochodzl z
Ma}orusi; by} on organizato-
rem rady robotniczej i mia}
nadzwyc czajne wp}ywy W ko-
bach robotniczych. Aresz-
towano go pred dwoma la
ty.
Wczoraj wieczorem wyda~
rzyl sic skandaliczny wypa-
dek na bankiecie urzadzonym
przez abituryent6w cesarskiej
szko}y prawniczej. Podni6s}
sic Saburow, kt6ry jest jed
nym z saambe1an6w palace
wych ably wznieSe toast ma
szko}e iej profesor6w i abitu-
ryent6w jakotez ma cz}onk6w
rozwiazanej Dumy miedzy
mimi profesor6w Muromcewa
i Karejewa. Ale wtedy
wzni6s} sic ha}as pomiedzy
abituryentami kt6rzy potem
poskoczyli do Saburowa zdar.
Ii mu piersi odznake szko
1y obili 60 pie6ciami wyrzu'
Gill go "a drzwi. Do cesars'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

PARYZ, 5 listopada. -
Minister kOlOnii Miles La-
croix postanowi1 zwo}ac rade
pa1stwa w Anamie celem
zlozenia z tronu kr6la Than
Thai. Miodego kr6la tego jak
wiadomo, uznano "a oblaka-
nego i uwieziono, kiedy po-
pe1ni} rome okruci ,1stwa
g{6Wnie ma swoich zonach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

SOUTH BEND. w Miwau-5
kee aresztowano niejakiegoa
Marcina Cukrewicza pod
oskarzeniem pobicia ! rahun-
ku pewnego czlowieka kt6ry
wskutek tego pobicia zmarl..
Po przepro oWadz dzeniu rozprawY''
przeciw Cukrewicznwi tamtej-
sze w}adze ode eszla 60 donasze-
go miasta, gdzie bedzia Cd "
powiadal zaIzabicie olicy .nta
Jana Knott. 5.5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

by} to clos okropnyt tem
gorszy jeszcze, ii niespodzie~
wany. Synek zdr6w do osta~
tnich dni, wskutek nieszrze
sliwego skoku W szkole, usz~
kodzi} sobie blone brzuszna
/ pomimo troskliwej opiekj,
lekarskiei zmar} W dni kilka
p6zniej. .Stroskanym rodzicom
zasyfamy wyrazy szczerego
wsp61czucia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dom
PIP. Machnikowskich, nawie-.
dill aniol 6mierci zabral i'm
ukochanego synka 10 letnie
20 Stanislawa. Ola rodzic6W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

TOLEDO, O. Smutny wy
padek wydarzyl sic we srode
pred poludniem jednemu z
polskich m}odzie6c6w, Michal
Janicki LEGACY lat 81 a "a
mieszka}y ma rogu Vance ul.
pojechaf rano z bratem swym
Janem ma polowanie ma ka-
czki. Micha}owi popsu}a sic
flinta i ogladajac takowa ME-
zauwazywszy ze ku1ek jest
odwiedziony, pociasna} ME
ostoznie "a cyngiel pad} strza}
i ugodzi} go W levy box. Zy}
jeszcze po wyradku z 60
dzine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

sta Mielki. Ch}opiec zeznal,
ze widziai jak obaj Mielkowie
bill jego ) pred domem
W dniu tragedy. "Ojciec le.
za1 ma rekach i kolanach, a
oni bill go piesciami- m6wi1
Frank.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Ludwik
Koz}owski, redaktor tutej-
szego ,,Przewodnika" i kan
dydat do legislatury, kt6ry
otrzyma} nominacye ma re-
blikanskim tykiecie z trze-
ciego dystryktu, .zmart "
szpita]u miejskim cd rany
zadanej mu kula rewolwero-
wa W czasie b6jki pomityngu
politycznym.
Koz}owski postrzelony 20
stall 6miertelnie, gdy przy-=
s}uchiwa} sic 0k}6tni, W kt6-
rel inny polak, Felix's Jezier-
ski, uchodzacy tn pod ma
zwiskiem Brandta, jako do
radca W kom nanii politycznej
i pewien demokratyczny po-.
ljtykier wymierzy1 pomie-
dzy SODA kilka strza}6w.
Przyczyna strzelaniny by}a
wymjana uwag o przerzuce-
niu sic polak6w z demokra-
tycznej strony ma republican,
SKA.
Koz}owski by] og6lnie lu-
bianv i cieszyl sic reputa-
cya zdolnego uczciwego cz}o
wieka. Liczy} % lat.
Zab6jce uwieziono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Aloizy Koss, ID ]etni syn p.
Augusta Koss z Nekoosa, "a
chorowa} nagle ma ostra przy-
pad}osc merck W domu p. An
toniego Kleszczy6skiego swe-
go wuja, gdzie bawi} ma wi
zycie, i pomimo natychmia..' !.
stowej pomocy lekarskieJ
zmar} W zesz}a niedziele mad
ranem, po kilkunastu godzi-
mach cierpie6. Pogrzeb odbyf
sic xoscio}a sw. Piotra we
wtorek.
- Staraniem Wiel. ks. MAJ
gotta rozpoczeto ju& budowe
nowego koscio}a W Belmont;
a kontrakt ma to budowe ot-.
rzyma} p. Jan Spalenka q
naszego miasta. Suteryny ko-
sciota zostana wybudowane
jeszcze tel jesienj, a ma przy-
sz1a wiosne rozpocznie sic
praca oko}o koscio}a w}asci-
wego, kf6ry bedzie z ceg}yt
P. Franciszek Spalenka, syn
p. Jana, ukohczy " przysz}ym
;tvgodniu budowe budynku
ma salon i zak1ad rYmarski W
Milladore.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

PETERSBURG, 5 listopa
Aresztowano ma dworcu ko-
lei Dawidowa, prezesa orga~
nizacyi ,prawdziwych Rosy
am, nalezacych do ,,czarnych
sotni''. Radosc og6}u publi-
cznosci nie trwa}a d1ugo,. gdyz
Dawidow zosta} wypuszczony
ma wolnosc, Aresztowano go
przez pomy}ke.
Pomimo protestu student
tow uchwali1a rada uniwer-
sytecka ME dopuszczac zyd6w
ma wyk}ady, poniewaz ME ma
ia prawa mieszkac W Peter
sburgu. Ma p.odstawie tel
uchwa}y kazano zydom wy
jechac z miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

- MILWAUKEE,, Wis: J6-
zef Karczewi6ski zosta} are-
sztowany "a wy vo}anie zbie-
gowiska ma ullcy. Karczewih-
ski ubra} sic W czarny p}aszcz'.
i pocza} prawic kazanie ma
ulicy. Sedzia poleci1 zbadae
jego umys}, gdyz podobno jest
ob}akanym. W wiezieniu Kar.
czewi6ski wciaz sic smieje j
odmawia pacierze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

slow, a podobno brat nadto
udzia} W zamachu dynami-
towym ma zycie prezesa mi
nistr6w Sto}ypina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

FILADELFIA, Pa. ME-
szczescie nawiedzi1o p. Szy-.
per, albowiem ich syr 17let-
nj, Bronis}aw, umar} W ze-
sz}a Sobote W St. Mary's
szpitalu z obraze6 jake po-
ni6s} przez najechany ma
niego w6z OBJ. Olejkow-
skiego. Pograzonym W smut
ku rodzicom szlemy wyrazy
szczerego wsp6}czucia.
,.. CHICAGO, III. Dwaj c HOP
cy polscy, 13 letni Edward
Bitahski i Is letni Lefbojski?
z Chicago, zyli z soba W ME-
zgodzie. Pred kilkoma dnia-
mi Lefbojski powraca{ wie~
czorem do domu W stanie
podpitym, gdy ujrza} stojace-
go narozniku swege,, ,nieprzy
jaciela". Zblizy} sic do6, SIZE
gnal do kieszeni, doby} re-
wolweru i bez przem6wienia
s}owa zmierzyl MIN W Bita6-
skiego i wystrzeli}, kladac
go trupem ma miejscu. Kula
przebi}a mu czaszke ma wylot.
Po spe1nieniu strasznego czy-
nu pocza} uciekac i W pierw-
szej chwili policyi ME uda}o
sic go schwyci6. Me ominie
go jednak zas}uzona kara.
49, Szczekanie czterech
zg{odnla1ych ps6W zwr6cl1o
uwage policyi ze stacyi W So.
Chicago ma chate sklecona re
zwyczajnych desek ma rogu
95 ul. i Luella ave. - Zna-
leziono tam ma nedznem po-
s}aniu Katarzyne Lenik no.
wo narodzonem dzieckiem j
z psami kt6re stanowi}y ca}y
jej majatek. Zjawi} sic wkr6t-
ce potem MAJ jej Andrzej
Lenik, >kt6ry opowiada}, ze
przyby} z iona pieszo do Chi
cago Wyoming, N. Y. "a
robota Wierne psy ME po-
rzucily go W biedzie, chociaz
ME mial ich czem karmic.
Tu zywily sic odpadkamj,
uzbieranymi, gdzie sic da}o.
Biedna kobieta zajal sic ie-
karz, kt6ry ma w1asny koszt
umie6cii ia " szpitalu.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dom
pp. Machnikowskich, nawie-.
dill anio1 6mierci i zabral i'm