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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20
Bitten by a Spider.

Through blood poisoning caused by
n spider bite. John Washington of
Bosqueville. Tex. would have lost his
leg, which became a mass of running
sores, had he not been pursuaded to
try Bucklen's Arnica Safve. He
writes: THE first application relieved
and four boxes healed all the sores"
Heals every sore 25c. at A. c. Luken
& Co. druggists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20
IGNORE THE 16-H0UR LAW.
RAILROADS WILL NOT OBSERVE
TON INTERSTATE BUSINESS.
One Of the Measures Put Through the
Legislature by Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen.

Along with the announcement that
the railroads traversing Indiana will
ignore the full crew" law enacted by
the last legislature, so far as inter
state traffic is concerned, comes the
subsequent announcement that the
carriers will also refuse to obey the
provisions of the sixteennour law ex-
cept in cases where trains are operat-
ed between points in this state. The
contention of the roads is based on
the declaration that Indiana has no
right to enact legislation to affect
trains doing an interstate business.
The sixteen-hour law was one OF the
measures forced through the general
assembly by the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen.
In urging the enactment OF the law,
trainmen were laboring under the be-
lief that if the act were placed on the
statute books the railroads would re-
duce the tonnage of their trains SO
that trips might be completed within
the sixteen hours prescribed as the
maximum period of service. This,
however, proved to be a delusion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20
MUCH NEW TRACK.

During the year 1906 the length of
the Pennsylvania lines was increased
only 6401 miles but 660.91 miles of
new track were built. Energies of late
have been devoted to building sidings.
terminals third and fourth tracks and
relief lines to care for the enormous
quantity of freight traffic with which
the company has been burdeped.
More than half the increase in track
age during the past six years, or 1853
miles, is in sidings.
FULL TRAIN CREW LAW.
The recent full train crew law
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

A marvellous preparation containing
the constituent elements of life, Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea cures when
all else has failed. 80 cents, Tea or
Tablets. A. G.. Inken G Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

and the inscription on his tomb READS
in part as follows:
Sacred to the memory OF Commodore
John Barry, father OF the American navy.
Let the Christian patriot and soldier who
visits these mansions of the dead view
this monument with respect ard yenera-
ton Beneath it rest the remains of John
Barry. who va. born in the County Wex-
ford. Ireland in the year lT4o. America
was the object OF his pa triotisn1 and the
aim of his usefulness and ambition. AT
the beginninC of the Revolutionary war
he held the commission of captain in the
then limited navy OF the colonies. His
achievements in battle and his renowned
naval tactics TncTited for him the position
OF commodore and to be justly regarded
as the father of the American navy. He
fought often and bled in the cause OF
freedom. but his deeds Of valor did not
diminish in him the virtues which adorn-
ed his private life.
in, 1909 nf {ho
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

Wantcd-Immeoiate sober and re.
liable men for steady work; good
wages; call at The Elliott G. Reid Co..
West Richmond. Aft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20
Five RehearsaIs Remain.

The weekly rehearsal OF the May
Festival chorus was held Thursday
evening, at the coliseum. \ large
number were present. Five more reg
ular rehearsals remain.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

c.. C. & L. ticket agent will sell you
sleeping car tickets to Chicago for
their 11:15 p. NJ. train. Call on
him. apr6-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life. use Burdock Blood Bitters, the
great system tonic and builder
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

Mrs. Fred Brown and daughter, Miss
Weltha have gone TO New Madison o..
TO attend the high school commence
meut
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

Phone your want ads TO the Palladi
urn. Both phones 81.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20
MAY GRANT MILEAGE.

It is highly probable that the rail-
roads wishing to do SO in the near fu-
ture, will be able to grant the news
papers mileage in return for adver-
tising, as was the former custom. The
Interstate Commerce Commission has
expressed it's intention of ruling on
the case within the near future and It
is the opinion of railroad men that 1t
will give its opinion in the Affirmative.
AS the matter stands both the rail-
roads and newspapers are claiming
that they are making more money, but
it is thought the railroads will be
more than willing to again grant mil
cage for advertising. There is some
doubt in the minds of local officials
whether or not the Pennsylvania will
ever again follow the custom.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20
Jos. Thomas III Again.

Joseph Thomas. an aged carpenter,
is confined to his bed again at his
home one mile northwest of New Par
is, o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

'se artificial gas for light and heat
lott
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20
ARE YOUR CLOTHES FADED?

Use Red Cross Ball Blue and make
them white again. Large 2 OF. pack
age. > cents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

Of the latest Of these is the statue OF
Commodore John Barry. recently I'M
yelled in Philadelphia. 1t stands in
Independence square, in the very shad
ow of Independence ball. so intimately
associated with the birth Of American
liberty. Barry is often called the STA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20
MASONIC CALENDAR,
Week commencing April IS.

Saturday-Stated meeting in Loyal
chapter o. E. s.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

Use. artificial gas for light and heat.
1a-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

Use artificial gas for light and ,,eat
loft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

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<..-.,s. <,lhs Kina you nssa AlsalS 6Gueh
''-.as's' # IzZzzSa
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

i EfE American people are grow
ing more and more fond Of
erecting memorials to their
military and naval heroes. One
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-20

Entered at Richmond. Ind, Postoffice
As Second Glass Mail Matter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
Mining Stocks

The following Boston quotations are
furnished by II. j. Graf & Co. brok.
ers. over their W private wires to
AIbuqueruue. y. NJ. Jan. %. 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Wall Street.

New York. Jan. 29-Thcre were
signs of relief from the outset in the
stock market today from the acute
pressure to liquidate fortified by ag-
gressiVe bear pressure, which have
been i'm evidence FOR several days past.
The extent to which weak speculative
accounts have been reduced by trans
fer into stronger hands and the oyer
extension of the bear account. There
WAS no marked change in the condi-
lions surrounding the market. Spec
ulatiNc sentiment continued depressed
and the staple of discussion IN the
ucighborhood of the stock exchange
was the prospect of coming reaction
and industrial depression. one indi-
cation Of the activity Of the bears was
the exaggerated tone given to some
of this discussion. Incidents of a dim
neF in Washington at which the pres
idcnt aud a number of men C%onspiCu-
Gus i'm the financial world were pres
cnt received much attention. and the
accounts published of the occurrences
ON hat occasion were Interpreted as
notices served upon the forces of capt
tai of the CoerciVe measures they were
to expect from the federal administra-
ton. The cmharraSsmcuts to which
the railroads win be subjected in pros
Niding mean to meet the great ush of
traffic or to mako needed improve
nlents loomed large i'm the current
discussion. Renewal If rum0rs OF
money troubles here were conspicuous
the time of the early pressure
upon the market, but with the rally in
prices, the rumors faded.
The rally in the market was unset
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
Mass Meeting in Kingston
Adopts CauStic Resolutions
Denouncing Inability of Gov
ernor to Direct Affairs,
DEPLORES REFUSAL
OF AMERICAN AID
officials Declared Out of Touch
With Community and Utterly
Incapable of Coping With the
Situation.


Iby morning JOURNAL special Leased wire.
Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. ga meet
ing Of influential business and pro-
fessional men was held here yesterday
evening to consider the scheme adj
vamced by Archbishop INITIAL for the
government Of Kingston in the present
crisis and the reconstruction Of the
city. The recommendations We're UNI
animOusly endorsed. Another large
meeting, called by the Merchants eX-
change. was held this afternoon.
Colonel ward. president of the Mer-
chants exchange and a member Of
the privy council. was to have pres
ided. but refused to take the chair on
hearing that an attack would be made
IN the conduct of Governor SWcttcn-
han toward Rear Admiral Davis.
Charles De Mecardo, vice president of
the exchange. presided, and the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed
This meeting deplores the enor-
nous loss caused in this community
and more particularly the mercantile
community. by the wholesale pillaging
of shops and stores, such pillaging be-
ing due to the lack of organization by
the government. the government not
calling citizens to its aid and its re-
fusal of the valuable SucCor of the
navy of the United States, which
would have prevented much of the
loss that has occurred. This meeting
with deep regret desires to place on
record its conviction that the chief
executive officers of the government
have been. and still are. out of tOuch
with the community generally; that
this attitude by the said Officers
would appcar to render them incap-
able of coping with the situation IN
the only way practical, namely, that
Of concerted action by all persons con-
ceTncd. This meeting resolves also
& I1f tI.k,,. s,rAI,rff.t,A In f,rF.rafIAI ia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
SWETTENHAM'S APOLOGY
PLEASES HIS FRIENDS
Withdrawal of Offensive Letter TO Nd
mii9tl Devils Closes Unpleasant
Incident.

London, Jan 3O.-There is very
little comment in the newspapers this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
rMcnly ronnds 10 Q DIAM.

Pueblo. Jan. 29.-1n one Of the
most desperate ring battles i'm the his
tory of the game here, Kid Texas. r
pueblo. and Roxy Roach. of Scdalia.
Mo, went twenty rounds to a draw.
The fight was characterized by hard
fighting from the sound of the gouS
to the end. Texas was able to- staud
the most punishment, While the Mis-
souri, lad got in the most telling blows.
The go" was refereed by +. w Dict-
e"eon manager Of Harry Lewis. and
his decision VAS a popular one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30

pan NUTuc. N~-,VH-'V0VI
United States bonds were unchanged
on can.
Prime mercantile paper. ga WGH.
Silver G77s. Money on call. steady,
. ia&2A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30

Boston. Jan. ~ The wool market
remains dun, though firm. The quiet
spell is not commented upon unfav-
orably. however. as au active move
mcnt Was not anticipated at this seat
SON. Dealers arc asking high prices
with confidence. and are not dismayed
at the small volume of transactions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30

Nc have sold Belle Springs Butter
for nearly twenty years and have not
found its equal yet. At Maloy's.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30

The market for territories Is quiet. Tn
pulled woods am staple stocks movN
steady and show no larger accumula-
ton. Foreign grades are steady.
Quotations. Territory staple
secured basis, fine 12 az 10. fine med
ium. 6S@10 medium. G5aGG. terri
tory ordinary. secured basis. fine. 6S
az 70, fine medium. GTfr6S. medium.
6im65 Colorado and New Mexico
spring. secured X. GS 40; SO. i. 6S
"a Ga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
z NIW PO:LSKICH
w J AMERYCE

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. -
Jan Walczykowski, salunis-
ia przy Maple Si6dmei ave.,
staf sic ofiara sprytnego
oszusta. M{ody i przystojny
mezczyzna, liczacy~ okolo 35
lat, przyszedf do salunu WAL
czykowskiego, oko}o trzy ty-
godnie temq i przedstawi}
sic jako agent dystylarni W
Fox Valley KY. Po kr6t-
kiej rozmoWie, agent ten
zdo'a} przekonac Walczyko-
wskiego, ze ! firma kt6ra re-
prezentuje, 1przedaje najlep-
sze w6lki "a najnizsze ceny.
Walczykowski wiec zakupi}
w6dki "a $500 i daf agento-
wi ma jego 7adanie $50 W
got6wce, a ma reszte sunny
da1 note. Vodka mia}a ma
dejsc "a kilka dni. ~Gdy W
oznaczonym czasie Walczy-
kowski ME otrzyma} zam6
wionej w6dki, udaf sic do
centralnej a4tsaeyi policyjnej.
Policya zda1a Gala sprawe i
przekona la sic. ze ME ma
takiej firmy jak Fox River
Distilling Co., a taxa nazwe
agent poda} Walczykow-
skiemu.
Sprytny oszust spienie2y}
note i wyni6s} sic W niezna-
ne strony. Policya go to-
raz poszukuje i ma nadzieje
pochwyci6 go W kr6tkim
czasie gdyz Walczykowski
zdols}'d 'dok1adnie opisac oszu-
sta. Ia $500 salunista do
stall tylko pokwitowanie, re
zapfaci1 powysza sumo. TREE
ba bye z obcymi ludzmi
bardzo ostroznym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

TOXIC, 10 czerwca, -
Glossy prasy i poszczeg6lnych
stronnictw W Japonii coraz
gwa}towniej odzywaja sic
przeciwko Ameryce; wzbu-
rzenie opinii publicznej -
bardzo wielkie. Wicehrabia
Tadi, przew6dca opozycyi W
japohskiej izbie wyzszej par
lamentarnei i cz1owiek bar.
dzo wpEywowy wyrazif sic W
spos6b nastepujacy: przesla-
dowanie Japo6czyk6w W San
Francisco jest czyne m po-
tepienia godnym, W razie
gdyby dyplomacya obu
pa6stw ME wyszuka!a zadawa-
lajacego sposobu, dajacego
nam. zupe}na satysfakcye,
wtedy poz ostaje nam juz tyl-
ko apel do broni, azehy os-
Ionic nasz honor i naszych
rodak6w. Spodziewac sic je-
dnak nale5y ma pewne, re
Ameryka ustapi, DO jej oby-
watele VIOLA raczej pok6j i
dobrestosunki miedzypa6-
stwowe. w kazdym razie
nasze postanowienie W tel
sprawie jest niewzruszone.
To odezwanie sic wicehr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

Lodi 10 czerwca- Cd ty-
godnia panuje tn niepodziel-
ME teror~postrach i panika.
Niebezpieczna jest rzecza W
dzie6 wychodzic domu gdy
zas wiecz6r zapadnie, ulice
miasta puste, jakby niemi....
zaraza chodzifa.... Terrorysci
i bandyci raz po raz urza-
dzaja napady, rabunki i NOR
dy, wojsko, goniac "a mimi,
trzela ma 6lepo po ulicach
W t}um, najcze6ciej zabijajac
niewinnych. W przeciagu
pieciu dni ostatnich zabitych
zosta}o jedenascie os6b, pois
Sr6d tych dwaj bogaci fabry-
kanci, kt6rych sprzatnel
bandyci; W strzelaninie uli-
cznej urzadzonej co chwila,
przez patrole wojskowe, 20
sta}o 81 os6b ciezko 1anio-
nych! Robotnicy fabryczni
utworzyli zwiazek tajemny
doraznego sadu dla bandy~
s6w; sad ten wielu istotnie
dosiegnat, gdyz ma uljcach
znachodza co nocy prawie
trupy z przytwierdz0nemi
do twarzy kartami, ma kt6-
rych wypisano, ze zabity 20
stall stracony przez sad do
rainy rObOtnik6w "a handy
tyzm. We fabrykach Poz-
nahskiego, W pewnym dziale,
oddalono Geese robotnik6w
ci mszczac sic "a to napadli i
zamordowali inzyniera togo
dzis}u, imieniem Reisa, a ra-
Mill clezko wystrza}em rewol-
worowym dyrektora garbar~
nj Arnieckera, gdzie r6wn;ez
pewna il0sc robotnik6w od~
dalono cd piracy. Sprawcy
uazl':
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

Tani wywo]a}o og6lna SEN
sacye. Glossy Prasy zywo
omawiaja i komentuja Gala
sprawe: "OoGhi" powazna ga
zeta, wychodzaca W TOXIC,
pisze, ze gdyby takie pog-
wa}cenie osobistego bezpie-
cze6stwa, taxi gWa|t niekul-
turalny, jaki W San Francis
co pope}niono wobec Ja-
pe6czyk6w, gdyby to samo
spotkato poddanych jakiegos
pa6stwa europejskiego, to z
pewnoscia ze strony tego
pa6stwa danoby nalezyty
wyraz oburzenia, a ze stro-
ny Ameryki musiafoby od-
powiednie nastapic przepro~
szenie ! naprawienie szkody
i z}ego sprawiorego. Tegoz
samego zada i Japonia. Fakt
w San Francisco dokonany
obraza czes6 i honory Japo.
nil, kt6ra cd swego zadania
ma krok ME odstap;, a wszel-
kie sentymentalizmy odrzu-
ca ma box. Przyjaz1 ze Sta
nami Zjednoczonymi moe
mice miejsce, ale tylko jako
przyjaz1 r6wnego z r6wnym,
a ME inaczej. Powyzszy spo-
sob myslenia jest dis W kra.
ju Wschodzacego stohca
powszechnym, a sytuacya
zaostrza sic W m'are przew~
lekania sic sprawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

gwarancyi z Japonia gdyz
wtedy dopiero bedzie jasna
sytuacya polityczna ma
Wschodzie gdy wszystkie
pa1stwa, majace tam swoje
tereny przystapia do wzajem.
nego porozumlenia sic do
kt6rego dotychczas Stany
Zjednoczone ME przystapi}y.
Francya podaje mysl, ze 6w
.traktat japo6sko~ameryka6-
ski ME potrzebowa}by bye
rozleglejszym wcale, jak ira
ktat japo6sko francuski, kt6-
rego treSc jest nastepujaca:
Zwa5ywszy, re Francya i
Japonia pragna utrwalenia
zwiazk6w przyjacielskich, o.
ba pahstwa }aczacych, a mad.
to pragna uregulowonia wa.
jemnego spraw swych ma
wschodzie Azyi, postanawia~
ia oba pa6stwa, jak nizej:
zwierzchnos6 Francyi mad
Indyochinami i kolonia
<Kwang-Cha a.Win, wydzie-
rzawiona Francyi przez Chiny
W r. 1898, oraz w}asnosc
Japonii- p6}wyspu Lao.
tung, twierdzy Port Artur i
protektorat mad Korea 20:
st ala wzajemnie uznane i
gwarantowane; przytem
uznaje sic niezawis}osc Chin
iako najlepsza rekoimie
ca}osci wzajemnych intere'
sow i pokoju ma Wschodzie,
oraz utrzymania og6lnego
,,status quo ante " (stanu
dawnego posiadania . Ugoda
tego rodzaju jest uajpew niej-
sza rekojmia pokoju ma
Wschodzie, a nadto gwara n
tuje ona poddanym obu
pa6stw, mieszkajacych W
posiad}osciach, nalezacych do
tychze pa6stw, opieke rzadu
nietylko w}asnego, alei owe
go pahstwa powyzsza ugoda
.przyjacielska z drug i'm zwia-
zanego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

JERSEY City, N Y, Dot
kliwy clos spotka1 W dzie6
wie1czenia grob6w, Ludwika
Labowicza, zamieszka}ego
pod mr., 255 PREY ulicy Pia-
tel. Wyszed1 on z iona i
dziecmi do parku
Hamilton. Ojciec z matka
usiedli ma }awce, dzieci ba-
WHY sic ma trawniku. Pod
czas wsp6lnej rozmowy, La
bowicz wyciagna} z kieszeni
zawiniete W papier $3.50,
kt6re :chcia1 pokazac zonie.
Nieszczescie zrzadzi}o, ze "a
miast W kiesze6, po}ozy} pie
niadze obok siebie ma 1awce,
poczem wkr6tce poszli do
domu. Dopiero przy szuka~
niu klucza do otworzenia
drzwi, spostrzegf L. swa
zgube. Gdy wrdci1 ma miej-
see, pieniedzy .juz ME by}o.
Zrozpaczony utrata ciezko
zapracowanego grosza Labo-
wicz uda4 sic ma policye,
gdzie ze }zami W oczach pro-
six sierzanta O. Brien 0 po-
moe W odszukaniu picnic
dry. Czy uda sic je od-
szukac, jest bardzo watpli-
Wem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

BEREA, Ohio. Niezwy-
k1a uroczysto66 mieli6my
tn zesz1ej niedzieli. NoWo'
wy6wieconyx kaplan wielr. Ks
Mieczyslaw Tymiak odprawh
pierwsza bezkrawa ofiare W "
rodzinnem swojem mie6cie.
KS. Tymiak uko6czyl teolo-.
gle W seminaryum W Alleg-
ha1y N. Y. a dnia 25 Ma.
ia otrzymaf swiecenie kap-.
1ahskie W katedrze 6w. J6ze-
ia W Buffalo, N. Y. Jest to
juz drugi kapfan polski 2
pomiedzy Polak6w W Be rea.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
NOWINY
rELEGRAFICZNE

PETERSBURG, 10 czerwca.
Loey Dumy sic wa2a, pre-
silenie nadeszlo. Partya kon-
stytucyjnych demokrat6w W
Dumie wraz z prezydentem
ministr6w Sto}ypinem WAL
cza obecnie najzacieciej z
partya wstecznik6w, reak~
cyonist6w o utrzymanie i
zbyt m}odego parlamentu,
kttry zbyt jest jaknajpo-
wazniej zagrozony. Konsty-
tucy jni dtmok'aci wytezaja
wszystkie silly, by zyskat ab-
solutna wiekszoSc W izbie
posf6w azeby do tego do
prowadzic gotowi wyrzec sic
swego projektu przymusowe-
90 wyw}aszczenia i rozdania
grunt6w ch}opom oraz zada-
MIA am nestyi kt6re to dwie
sprawy by1y przecie has}ami
ich gl6wnemi i ich dazenia-
mi. Premier Sto}ypin odbywa
raz po raz konferencye z
carem ma kt6rego podobno
reakcyonisci ostatnio wp{yw
zdobyli. Spodziewaja sic tez
re premier gorliwy zwolenik
utrzymania Dumy, zwyciezy
W tel wa]ce o wp&yw decydu-
jacy W polityce rzadowej.
Wczoraj rozeszfa sic pog}os-
ka ze po d}uzszej .konferen-
cyl z carem premier Sto}ypin
ME mcgac cara przekonac i
dla swoich plan6w, oraz po"
gled6w ma kwestye utrzyma-
MIA DumY go usposobic ko-
rzystnie przed}ozyf swa re-
zygnacye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
z TOLEDO, O.

z TOLEDO, O. - Kr6t-
ko po 11tej godzinie W no.
cy N. K.arli6ski przechodzac
przez Summit ul. niedaleko
Madison ave. niezauwazy}
adchodzacego tramwaju ele-
Atrycznego i uderzony przez
takowy .pad} ma bruk kale-
czac sic bolesniew g}awe.
Karli6ski, kt6ry mieszka ma
rogu Lagrange i Sherman
ul. ma szdzescie, wypad-
ku tego wyszed1 tylko lex
kiem skaleczeniem.
= W pniedzia}ek W sa-
die policyjnym stawa}o zn6w
kilku Polak6w tax: M. Le-
biatowski oskarzony oto re
puszczaf swego psa ma uli-:
ce, uwolniony. J6zef Konie-
czka "a napad i pobicie "a
p}aci1 koszta. Walenty Dola-
ia "a to samo przeztepst-.
wo $25 kary i koszta ale po
zaplaceniu tych ostatnich,
kare mu sedzia darowa}.
Sprawe Michaliny Micha-
lax Q wyzwiska odlozono.
Jak ma jeden dzieh, to az
nadto spraw polskich W sa-
die.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
WILKES BARRE, Pa.


Gale miasto zostafo zaalar-
mowane bardzo smutnym
wypadkiem, kt6ry sic tn wy
Daryl W czasie ceremonii
poswiecenia kamienia wegiel-
nego pod nova cerkiew sw.
Maryi. Otto W chwili gdy
przy rusztowaniach novel
swiatyni, zebra} sic t}um po-
boznego ludu, ady bye 6wiad-
klein tax wspania}ej uroczy-
stoSci, jaka jest poSwiecenie
kamienia wegielnego pod
nowy Przybytek Pan ski, ma
gle zapad}a sic Geese pod1o-
gi prowizorycznie ustawio-
nej mad bezementem, ma
kt6rej znajdowa}o sic. kilka-
set os6b wraz z duchowie6-
stwem i okolo 60 os6b ru-
nefo do piwnicy, spadajac
IL stop ma dol.
Pomiedzy nieszczeSliwymi,
kt6rzy wskutek za1amania
sic pod1ogi, zapadli sic do
piwnicy, odnoszac obraze-
MIA cielesne, znajduje sic ks.
biskup Hoban re Scranton,
oraz Z asystujacych mu
,ksiezy alto: ks. Csopey ,miej-
scowy proboszcz, brat jego
ks. Gabryel Csopey z Porth
Amboy, N. J. ks. Kossey z
Alden Ka., ks. Jacowicz z
Kingston, ks. Fenyes z
Thraop, Pa, oraz ks. Lough-
ran ze Scranton, Pa.
Geese uskodzonych by}a W
stanie o wlasnych si}ach O.
puscic miejsce katastrofy i
miedzy innymi ks. biskup
,Hoban, ktory odni6sf sill
ne wstrza 6nienie lecz uszed}
ca}o pred kalectwem. ME-
szcze6liwych wydobywano z
gruz6w przy pomocy drabin
z sasiednich fabryk i W tym
wypadku wielce odznaczy1a
sic policya, kt6ra z po6wie-
ceniem pracowa}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

HAMMOND, Ind. - Wy,
darzy}a sic eksplozya W do
mu Emilia Wagonera, zam.
pm 95 Hanover ul. "Mat-
ka" posz}a ma pogadanke
do sasiadek, zostawiajac
dzieci bez zadnej opieki.
Dzieci bawi1y sic zapa1kami.
Jedno z Mich zblizy1o sic do
blaszanki z gazolina. Nasta|
straszny wybuch, W kt6-
rym 12to letnia Berta stra-
CHA zycie, Lillian straci}a
oko i dozna}a strasznych' po-
parzen. Oswald zosta1 lex
ko poparzony i Raymond
r6wniez.
Rodzina opiekowa{a sic
starsza c6rka Wagonera,
Anna, - ona w}asnie posi-
la do sasiadek ma plotki.
Ofiary eksplozyi zabrano do
szpitala, Berta prawdopo-
dobnie umrze, a inne wyz-
drowieja.