davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
!. NOWOSC!

Nakladem Wydawnictwa Mu-
zycznego i Ksiegarni wyszlo z dru-
ku PIED Marszy polskich n max a .kapele,
os,nutych ma tie naszych o~jczystych
melodji narodowych, kt6re choc ".
5cze6ci MECH zastapis szwabskie i
inne marsze kt6rymi dotychfczas|
ssrasczono.s mas przy naszych uroczy4
stosciach narodowych, wobec czego
prasa nasza .nieraz dose osyro wyste-
powa}a, by raz juz koniec polozy66
szwabskim melodjom, lecz niestety..
dotychczas zadne przedsiebiorstwo',
navel; v Europe ME pokusi}o sic.
na, tax kosztowne wydanie, kt6re
chyba nigdy korzyy6cie ME przyynlii ME
sic, j nawet poWatpiewanymn Jest,
czy kiedyko1wiek Wr6cag sig koszta:
ott6z obecnie brak ten Jest uzupe}-
nion1ym, q W1fydaWnictWo Muz!y1czznne.
]. 3. J. Zalewskiieggo poWinno dozH
nag nae: szc e, 2 poparcia e ls'trronlyy
Plrassyy ppolllsskiiaejj ktt6re ME 5tsaa,z M
Kos. ocssz1tsa, staracce sic ~ meloodjje poollsskLiilee
rrsozbrzmiie'wa1y ipomiedzzy obcona,-.
rodowcamii.
s J. i tegoz: Wydawniiotwyla.
zostalywyyddanee: AAzs.H #.
i. gCz ssrs,1i j Zistler Marrsz Seekoeli5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

NEW YORK. w calym
stanie Connecticut odby1o sic
g%}osowanie obYwateli mad
otwarciem lub zamknieclem
szynk6w. w 1853 mie stecz kach
i wioskach, "; kt6rych pre-
prowadzono dotad glosowa.
ME, o6wiadczono sic "a wy
szynkiem trunk6w, 2 wyatt
klein pieciu ma}ych miejsco-.
wosci; Osiem miasteczek, "
kt6rych oddawna niepodziel-
ME kr6lowala piroth 1iloiic PREY
wr6cono prawo wyszynku
trunk6w. Sa to New Milford,
Milford, Griswold, Killingly.
New Canaan, Plymouth,
Barkhamsted j North q, ! Cana
an.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Ofiara
slwego zawodu pad} inspector
pocztowy Charles Fitzgerald.
" Clinton, Miss. Mai q on po-
lecenie odbyc inspekcye ], y
urzedzie %poczto'Wvgym v India
nola, Miss. Wlykryl lam de-
fraudacye ~poczmistrza, NY
Gle pieniedzy pocztoWych pa
w1asne c,ele zarzadzil zaml--s
kniecie urzedu. Poczmistrzz.
ten by1 m11u ,1 q M aludnro6t
gosboikotowgiaa.lla : p'aWl''o1dua, e 70
byl nastepca bia'}te:go urzzedlnli-
Ia. Ot6z Fitzgerald POSTAL a
zzastlrzl,ellonlyy issttsn1ieie plrzys
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

NEW YORK., n. Y.
Dzielnica wschodnia ma no
wa sensacye Otos ulotnil sic.
tam z pieniazka1ni depozyto-
row %przewazniie scudzoziem--
COW banker $ ' ssvp9lrazet . kar-
~ okretowe wysy1ajacy pie
Made do krlaju nazWiskiem
Edward Rosenfeldz pod No.
20 East Huston ul. Wraz 2
MIN ulotnilo sic banku
czyli caly majatek
.bl,aalnllllkoWy. WstkutekSs zza'biegu
.derozytor6W sad n lsl,,1l;1,tszy |
5zaalr1,zsadce upad5loS5ci, Wosobie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
NOWINY Z \ R II
: ,,ss ~ ~
-: :: =: IS : ::

~ 2a..f H"- ,' .'~"" 81 E-
NOWYc YOYK, Ma okre:
Gle New York przyby}a tn 2
Anglii niejakaHAlice Damp
dziesieciorgiem dzieci, 2 kt6-
rych jedna c6rka jest zame-
INA, ze zieciemi pieciorgiem
wnuk6w, by udae sie5dosme=
ia swego bawiacego W Pits
burgu. Ma Ellis island O.
czekiwala iainnasc6rka, cd
d}uzszego ozasu przebywaja-
ca u ojca.D ampowa' przyby
Ia z wyspy Wight. gdzies maa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
Modne k~apelusze.

Najnowszy wyb6r zagranicz-
n,y,eh i krajowych kapeluszy ma
pore jesienna, znajdziecie W ME,
zliczonym gatunku. Nigdy ME
bylismy tax doskonale przygoto-
.:wani do obs4uzenia was W tym
gatunku towaru, jak naszym je-
siennym towarem. Szczerze was
zapraszamy, wstapi6 i zobaczyc
te przesliczna wystawe. Nasze
style i.ceny rzeczywiscie was
zadoWoliifa #sN 5Hz>f ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
K]1arpety i dywaltnl!il1kE l.l..

Prawdopodobnie bedIecie spo-
trzebowa6 nowego Karpetu ab.
dywanika W jesiemL yeze1fsttak,
pewno bedziecie radzisss6baczyt
nasz gatunek -najwiekszy j mai
lepszy jaki kiedykolwiek poleca.
no W tenn miescie. Teraz posia.
danny niezmierne urpzmaicenie
nowych jesiennyohhss wezord6w, W.T.
tona aksamitnych, Moquettes,
Body Brussels; Tapestry BrulsArs
sells, z borta i bez borty, czyTsto1
wefniany Ingrains, Linoleums,
cyraty maty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
DyWany.

Many je. W r6znej wielko6cii,
gatunkach i kolorach, cd maj
mniejszych mat pod drzwi, do
najwiekszych pokojowych dy-:
wan6w. Okazy,: kt6re was RE
czywiscie zadowolnia pc unfair
kowanych cenach ola predkiiego
rozprzedania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
Piekne futra..

Specyalna wystawa pieknych.
futer jak: Mink, .Kolihski,s Bea-
yer, Otter, Seal Skin, Fox, Chin:
chilla, Ermine, 4Broadtail, Mar
ten, Squirrel, Near Seal, it'd.
p}aszcze, mufki, i kofnierze r6z-.
neko gatunku, pc nadzwyczaj
niskich cenach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

WINNIPEG, Man, q
FERNS nadeszly tn doniesie-
MIA, ze dopiero odbudowuja.
CO sic miasto Michel ubieg}ei
nocy zosta}o znowu zniszczo-
ne przez pozar. Michel epali-
10 sic prawie zupelnie Slip
ca wskutek pozaru okoli-
cznych las6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
najdezdzajacym pociagomm, 6w
frachtoWy nadjechal.

OK New:
Jersey, 4 Yin zziiiml11'oc ' Y staini.
sap cfyy 8 81. y Washburna =
E:wyrw1?aa:1l. sic : !: k sl'lt jednej
n1o''cy qqlc1lrryolsly lew afryk k'1' SKI
Nero ] uulciekl Y lasy mic
|dzy fanny. Zaraz tel nocy
lew zagryzl ivezesciowo pozarl
.|farmerowi Ishamowi dwie
j cielaka p6zniej
lprzed poludniem, gdy mn6-
istwo farmer6w i.posiugacze
!cyrkowi zrobili ma Iva ob1a-
1--we, dojrzai go farmer Edward
Rladel j ubil:ggo dwoma strza-
ilafml3s'rrullt t11l.: z IS
Pa, 8 Paz.
[dziernika Wczoraj W mic
I6cie tom byio swieto, gdyl
|prawie wszystkie sklady by
z powodu 225
rocznicy zalozenia miasta
/, GteQrlmanton" : kt6rego poi
niei: powsta}a Filadelfia. W
paradzie wojskowej wzie1o
|udzial 49, 900 zo}niezy j ma
rynarzy; gl6wnym marsza}-
Ekiem |by} gen. major Frede-
lricki D Grant, @ swicie okre-
%ty'wojenne stojace W PREY
stani daily safwe 2 Is Wystrza'
How kazdy, a pred ratuszem
|ozwafy sic fanfary trebaczy.
Gale miasto by}o przepe}nio-
ne go6cmi zr6znych st,on.
Szczeg6lnie uroczyscie OBJ.
chodzily jubileusz niemiec-
[cki zwiazek ,,Deutsch Anne.
ri:kanischer Natioaalbund" z
|~powodu, re Germantown
za1ozone by}o przez Niemc6w-
a prezydent zwiazku Hexa-
mer, o%trzymaf gratulacyjna
Edepesze cd prezydenta Roose-
|velta-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
Osobne spodnice.
Jesienna bielizna
:. i p%o6czochy.

:: Zapraszamy was do ocenienia
najwiekszego i najkompletniej-
szego ssk}alu W Winonie. Co
Jest dobrego. i wartoscio-
wego W spodniej bieliznie pom
,czochach znajdziecie W tym de-
partamencie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
Jedwabie..

Nasz zapas nowych jesiennych
jedwabi jest teraz kompletny j
przedstawia najwyborniejsze i
najwyfaczniejsze okazy i kolory.
Fantastyczne tafety we wszyst75
kich nowych nakrapianych j
prazkowanych gatunkach " osta-
tnich modnych kolorach i faso-
mach W prawdziwych skolorach,
posiadamy W bardzo wielkiem j
cennem urozmaiceniu.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
Il 4 astrzei mfynalr''z RE

aA*%sESI$#4 sE#&a &%44E&.# .IE-S##
\ Zrzadzel tax roz przepustB o6ci: j.
J DWuch Jakusz6w 22Cistowsei, -
Pierszy belle ole isyn),
Mnnite1e ggrepie wiietrzny m{yn.
Gistowsci undergraduates,
Story sJakusz tel cuzkolwiek, -
1Madfy se ,wstec. 2 madrym kmotrzy)),
GlupYms ME bel ami mlodszy!
Pasowele 2 tyj prsyczene,
Nibe lleste konieczene.
I szed gowor W ca}ym ludze:
X lynn ggospodarka pudze!
Abe zorobk mniec jednaci,
.Zgodzyle SO wspos6b tact:
=.Trze dni .kozdy belize Mol
Ina porzadk w. mlenie zdrzo};
! w polnja noce dnia trzetygo
Przy6dze kolij ma dredz'go,
Ajak zy6dze trzecy dze6
!, Trzecy pom ju wy6dze W MEN.
I tx DALI W ko}owrotku
Men m1yn'po nym wezn'e W spodku.
; Kozdy przezno, ME ma tort,
Ze ]pporzadk ten chwa}e wort.
Jak ustale wiec k}opote
P%orzadkowy, - tel W robote! n
Pierszy pom Cistowsci ~s]enie,
Re iaf gospodarzec W mlenie.
Jak mlyn kracet skrzyd}a W kofo
Petlujace- W gfos wese}o!
Jaz wei mu trzecygo dnia :::
Pierszo: 2 ose 5prysta skra.
No, Cistowsci g}upy ME je;~.
Niechze Jakusz os smareje e!
=. Jaku5, jak to duch cz}owieczy! -
Rick: Mech mlyhsko kask.i skrzeczy.
Tree dni: strzymo tact miyn,>
" Tel go mdze. smarowo1 syn! - T.
~ Mlody Jakusz ME je nara, $3.50
Be do jinszych kupac smare:>
Ia trze dni usatna tro6cj, .*+
Mdze, smarowo1 pom Cistowsci! -
Pom. Cistowsci. madry czlek,
Czu1, re kwiczy miyn i rick,
(Choc go kask i strach ju ziimo):
Trze :dni tact m}yn wetrzymo. ...--..
Story Jakusz mo talafe, ~
On &C., 'mlynku, kupi SNARE! --
Jakus7zo zrobif kvasne mine:
Mniolbemnl W g}owie g%rochowine! -
l., (be roz do ku6ca dojdz),
Me smarow1o1 syn i ole. - "
Krecee sm}ynku skrzyd4a swoje, "
Bieda, ciej mosz pan6w troje,
A m}y,nn@ robi& skoweczace,
Jakusz! Cistowsci! reczace,
Corcoz ceszyj i poma1ij,
Jakusz! - Cistocb!, i SEED DALI;
+ Jeccz: roz " MIN CT! -:Cistoch! jeklo,
Tel jakbe W MIN SERGE pek{o:
2Tarkna1 skrzydlem, jakbe zdechof
L kiureszce SO ME recho}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

Tero wszetcie rece W glowie!
Gistowsci I Jakuszowie
w trojke. mly6sko obchodzyle
I ". otmjane lbe kracyle.
Kara Bosko! - Cud cze ME co!
Chtuz ma rade wekluje co?
Chtu5 tn winien, g}6wno sprawl!
Nicht?- No dobrze! = Ma cuz prawa?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
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Pochodowy "Ospa{y gnu6ny..t S
2. Barahski F. Marsz Cwicze n.y.
5. Barahski. F. Drugi Marsz Civil
czebny. -
4. Mi}aszewski A. Op. 81 Marsz : 1
polskich Melodji Narodowych. !
Cena tych pieciu. marsz6w., ma ..p9e}nufae
kapele, wynosi wraz 2 przesyy}kae tyl !.
ko $2.05. ii
Nadto So W druku, a kt6re W
tych dniach beda gotowe ina kape-
ley:
2. /. Boze cos Polske. 2. Mazur
8. .Maja. 8. Choral: 2 dymem poza-
row. 4. .Wygnaniec. $. Jeszzcze Pol
ska ME zginefa. 6. Modllitwa pred pred
bitwa. Z. Polak ME s}uga. 8. Do
Lutni. 9. Ma groby bracia IL. Naszz
Ch}opicki wojak.
Cena. tel wlazanki z ~ utwor6WF
(mozna i kazdy utwdr grad osobno1
wraz z przysy1ka tylko $1.5s,
Zam6wienia prosze, !zaddsyy}ac POD
adres nizej podany: d.
Wyd. Muz. i Ksiegarnia 4
b. J. Zalewski
go. Milwaukee ave-, Chicago, III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
ToWar'y ma suknie

.Odznaczajace move efekta j.
wpyborny gatunek " po}aeczeniu 2
,umiarkowanemi cenami, czyni
wystaw7e nadchodzacych jesienl-
nych materyal6w zajmujaca.
Przyslijcie pc pr6by, jezeli ME
mozecie sami zwiedzic skladu.
Zam6wienia poczta uskutecznia-
my natychmiastowo akuratnie.;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
q. ~ f7GG tSslfT
Zam6wieI,ia poczta
~xykonujemy 4ci6le
] p~unktualnie.
WSqsfHHA. Noo1Wjje(j esiennejgafderobg

Z wiekszem zajeciem wybierano " tym sroku nasz toWar
iesienny nil kiedykolwiek %przedtem. Ka1dy Department jest
napefniony najjno a 1wytworami j stylami ma jesieh 1908:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
Department goto-
wei odziezy1.. :. !.

Nasza kompletna wystawa no
.wych jesiennych towar6w zawie-.
ra: pfaszcze ola niewiast, dziew-
cat i dzieci, gladkie W fanta-.
styczn,e mieszaniny. Jest tam
styl, gatunek i cafkowita forma.
W tel :odziezy Ijestesmy gotowi
wypefniG wszelkie wymagania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

jei dawnie; mial zatrudpienie
W kr6lewskich stajniach. Ma
.o t'l lat 46, a miala dotych--:
czas 26 dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

rep[rreelzentantem 5o1tej
prasy. Jest o. ~zl1deklamnaro-
w iallyl wrogiem Watykanu
Ob,miy6lane Z CORY poglo'sski,
falszyWe wiadomo6ci ga iowa
rem ma kt6ryte .pisma stalra.
sic r ( & kae a; : ! p 9 9 1'a''
gdy praWda lddialleeka Jest % q;
mich. w kazdym razie niemna
.prawdy " temmssze karddynal
Merry del Val zemierza zre-
zygnowac z, papieskiego Sc
kretaryatu stanu. /.
KS. Kardynal Jest ezczerym
przyiacielem Piusu *, kt6re-
mu e1uzy oddawna j sluzyc
.bedzie jeszcze wiele lat. Co
za6 do lego, ze a%ngielscy a
meryka6scy p%ra}aci Wnosili
skargi do papieza ma hardy
na}a 2 powodu iego modor-
nistycznych zapatrywah, VIA
domoscj to So fa}szem ! Wv
mys1em niepczciwym. Ami
jeden ksiadz angiel,sslkki, ami a
mery:kzahiski nie bylpy tax
niegrzecznym Wobec Papieza.
Wojna przeciW:ko moderniz-
mowi religijnemu Jest ,wojna
prowadzona przez samego
Papieza i wojna, kt6ra pro-
wadzi kazdy dobry katolik.
Modernism religijny Q ten
dencyach przeczeniom bosko.
Sci Chrystusowej religii"
Wog6le arcybiskup Ireland
stanowczo zbija wszelkie po-
g1oski, dotyczace iyezygnacyi
sekretarza papieskiego(5kardy
nala Merry del Val. .E
NOWY Dziesiec
os6b pablo ofiara3eplomieni,
a przesz1o 12 .odnios1o: 'mniej-
SEE j wieksze popafzenia
rodczas pozar,ui 5 W,11ifS}llkieego do
!. mu miieszkalhee,ggle9,v 81: ~
Mulberry III. Ogie6 bYl pod
fozonY; Pollcc5yarpprzeproWaozl
sledztwo. Ogie6 Wybuehi W
suterynach W tnocy III tax
sic rozszerzyl; zeaoso-
bonn, mieszkajacym ma wyz-
szych pietraeh uniemozli~
viii ratunek. Wiele os6b wy
skoczy}c oknem, a innych
.ogie6 zastaf W f62kacb. W
budynku mieszka1o so os6b,,
porzewaznie Wloch6w.
g. E. - $500 .--~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
KraWieckie suknie

Krawiieckie suknie
ola niewiast.
Ten Department. jest przepe}-
niony nadmiernie nowemi ! o
statnie; mody. pieknemi W le-
pszym gatunku krawieekiej 70.
boty sukniami.
0sobne %spodnice.
We wazystkich najnowszych
jesiennych wyrobach i kolorach:
sPokazujemy bardzo wielkie i
nadzwyczaj piekne spfodnice, po-
dug ostatniej mody, Pc bardzo
umiarkowanych cenach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

Ill. Ofiara VIA
|snego nierozumu padf wczo-
raj Is Aletni Asa Karsten, zam.
|pnr. 213 ". liz str. W Ken
|sington, Wieczorem bawiac
Isle towarzyszami, chcia} on
i'm. pokazaG dzialanie pradu
|elektrycznego ma jakims swo"
i'm przyrzadzie wv tym CO.
llu. chcia1: z telegraficznych
|%przewod6w %sprowadzie prad
ma. ziemie. Wylazt vice ma
|slup telegraficzny; ale zale-
fdwie zarzucil sw6j drut ma
~przewody umieszczone ma stu
|pie, ! cia1o jego zalasnlafo
LAX kula ogniowa i W tejze
|chwili; biedny ch}opak mart
Ivy. *runat ma ziemie. Prad o
isle 200 volt wszed1 W
|cia1o jego przez trzymany
przezef drut j zabi} go ma
miejs,cu. Cia}o odwieziono
przerazonym zrozpaczonym
rodzicom.s
ST. A u MINI. Cd pew
nego juz czasu obiegaja "
kolach duchowych pQgloski
potwierdzone przez w}oska
Avanti, iako kardyna}
Merry del Val-mial zrezygno-
. urzedu sekretarza pa.
pieskiego, . zmnszony by}
do tte9go kroku przez wplywy
70 strony angielskich j anne
ryka6skich pralat6w wliczbie
|kt6rych podane Jest naz'ws'ii-'
{.sko arcybiskupa Irelanda.
Ten ostatni usi}ujac sprosto-
wac te mylne zdaniem lego
Wie6cii powiedzial co paste
Ep1uje:
eC''ala historya eat falsz a'l
Ga!zeta Ayanti" Jest gl6Wnym1lll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-12
DIR. KOCH WILL BE HERE
TO BE PRESENT AT COMING TU
BERCULoSIs CONGRESS.

DR.. Robert Koch. the distinguished Ger
man scientist, the discoverer of the tu-
bercle bacillus and of the cholera germ.
will attend the International congress to
be held in Washington next month. as an
official representative of the German gov
eminent DR.. Koch is at present in Japan
and will stop in Washington on his way
back to Germany. About year ago DIR.
Koch went to Uganda under the auspices
of the German government to make a
special study of the African disease
known the sleeping sickness On
his return to Germany, in recognition OF
his services to humanity, the German
emperor conferred on him the title OF
'eNcellency." a title which admits the
holder to the privy council of the en-
pire.
There will be about thirty-five members
congress. The leaders will be Dr. Koch
DR.. Martin kirchner. medical adviser
and councillor in the PruSSian ministry OF
education and Prof. DIR. Wilhelm Olivier
Won I.eube. professor of special pathology
and therapeutics in the Royal University
of WurtZburg. Bavaria.
The American minister at Christiana has
informed the Department of State that
the Norwegian government has appointed
as its official delegate Francis G. HarbitZ
professor of pathologic anatomy in the
Royal University at Ohristiana and d.
rector of the Institute of Pathologic Anat-
Omy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-12
EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS
JUDGE GIVES OPINION OF CIR
CUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.

Il consider circumstantial evidence, OF
the right sort, the strongest evidence pos
sible in criminal case" Judge Kimball
of the Police Court remarked late yester-
day during the trial of an assault case.
And the longer | remain on the bench
the more l am convinced of it. l have
tried nearly 100000 cases since becoming
judge. and my views on the subject are
the result of experience
Richard Granderson. colored. was ar
rested by Policemen Moran and Hayes OF
the fifth precinct for assault on Samuel
Wade and Fannie Hall. both celOred. The
statements of the witnesses conflicted.
Attorney Scott pointed out what he said
were inconsistent statements of the wit
nesses and said it was verSing on perjury.
The court overruled his motion for ac-
quittal, however and imposed fine of
$50 on GranderSOn or two months in the
workhouse in default.
The trial was long drawn out, lasting
little more than an hour feeling being
displayed by Witnesses on both sides. The
injury sustained by each of the persons
assaulted was slight and neither showed
any after effects of their encounter with
the defendant. The cause of the fight,
though undeveloped by the testimony,
was said to have been of trivial nature.
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T HE THEAT E R .
The Academy.

THE Gambler of the West" will play
a weeks engagement at the New Acad-
ems 'eginning Monday. August II, with
matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day. An incident of the play will be a
game of cards for the hand of the
heroine under stress of circumstances. in
a western miners town, at a time when
the man who has the drop" is the gov
eminent for the time being. 1t is said
to be thrilling scene. but less SO than
many others, particularly where the
heroine is bound to a tree and an Indian
throws bowie knives at her. There's a
stage hOld-up in the play. also prairie
fire and many other startling scenic and
realistic effects. A. II. Woods claims to
have given The Gambler of the West"
the most elaborate and beautiful stage
setting of any melodrama on the road
this season. The company comprises
actors, Indians and cowboys. Trained
horses and all the elaboration of real
western paraphernalia are used. A COW
boy band leads a daily parade through
the streets during the engagement. The
story of the play is said to carry SYM
pathetic interest and to have an album
dance of good comedy running through it,
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TYPHOID FEVER INCREASES.
Twenty-Seven New Cases Last Week
Health Officer REPORTS.

Typhoid fever continues to increase, ac-
cording to a report submitted to the Com
missioners today by the health officer.
During the week ended last Saturday.
twenty-seven new cases of the disease
were reported and eighteen old cases
were discharged one by death. making
a total number of cases on hand of 149.
During the past week there were one
hundred and thirteen deaths in the Dis
trict, which was three less than during the
preceding week and six more than dur
ing the corresponding week OF 1907. OF
the recent fatalities. sixty-eight were
white persons and forty-five were colored
The births numbered one hundred and
nineteen. of which eightyone were white
infants and thirty-eght cOlOred. During
the corresponding week last year one
hundred and thirty-six births were re-
ported.
According to the health report the dis
eases most prominent in causing last
weeks mortality were pulmonary tuber-
culosis seventeen deaths. intestinal dis
eases nineteen. diseases of the heart and
Kidneys eight each. malignant growths
five and apOplexy five.
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EXCURSIONS.

The height of the excursion season finds
the jamestown moonlight trips. forty
miles down the Potomac, the most popu-
lar of river outings with the city's stay
at-homes. Leaving the city at o'clock, a
convenient hour. by the way, one gets a
beautiful twilight view of the river the
speedy steamer being we'll down the river
before nightfall Obscures the scenery.
of the night. throwing the bluffs and
wooded shores of the Potomac into pic
turesque relief. In the Jamestown's cafe
one may dine comfortably at small ex-
pense. all refreshments being served at
popular prices. The dancing deck is a
popular place throughout these sails, the
orchestra furnishing splendid music
Tickets may be secured at the Norfolk
and Washington excursion wharf, foot of
9TH street.
In point of popularity the present season
bids fair to prove a banner one In Chevy
Chase Lakes history. Never before has
the attendance at this delightful resort
been so uniformly large week after week
The addition Of new attractions may ex-
plain this, although the resorts clientele
has never given evidence of being tickle in
its favor, and it may be asserted, without
fear of contradiction, that even without
new pleasure promoters 1.-The lake" would
hold its own. Aside from the nightly mu-
steal program rendered by the Marine
Band players. and dancing, the most
popular attraction is the Illuminated pony
track. Here are saddle ponies for adults
and a number of burro teams for the
amusement of the children. At the NOV
ing picture theater the newest motion
subjects are exhibited to large audiences
every evening. Admission to grounds and
to the dancing pavilion at Chevy Chase
Lake is free.
One ticket defrays all cost Of the Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat Com
panys weekend trips, including the
round-trip sail and the stay at the Cham
berlin Hotel. Old Point Comfort. The
price varies with the time limit, the ar
rangement making it possible to stay one.
two or three days at the hotel according
to the leisure the passenger has. State
room accommodations are included in the
ticket. a comfortable berth nsuring re-
freshing sleep for the two nights passed
aboard. At Old Point Comfort. in addi-
ton to deep-sea fishing. bathing and
yachting there is much else to interest
and entertain the visitor. Fortress Monroe
and many other historical places are in
the immediate vicinity.
Tickets are sale exclusively at the
uptown office of the Norfolk and Wash
ington Steamboat Company. 7U5 18th
street, first floor OF the Colorado building.
and are obtainable Fridays and Saturda VS.
only. Special rate roundtrip Saturday to-
Monday tickets are on sale weekly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-12
Deep Cracks
From Eczema
Could Lay Slate Pencil in One
Hands in Dreadful State-Dis-
ease Dehed Remedies and Pre-
scriptions - Suffered Seven
Years.
FOUND A PERMANENT
CURE 0M GW17lGyRA

II had eczema my hands for about seven
years and during that time l had used several
so-caled remedies together with physicians and
druggists prescriptions. The disease was SO bad
my hands that could lay slate pencil In
one Of the cracks. and a rule placed across the
hand would not touch the pencil. I used -
Skin Lotion. Remedy and
others externally. but did not any internal
remedy. and while some gave partial relief none
relieved much did the first box Of Cuticura
Ointment. l made purchase OF Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and my hands perfectly cured
after two boxes of Cuticura Ointment and one
cake Of soap were used. I now keep them on
hand for sunburn etc. and Cuticura Soap
for shaving. l could write great deal more in
reference to my cure. but do not want to take
mere Of your time. William II. Dean, Newark
Del, Mar. %, 1907.
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The New Lyceum.

One of the novelties introduced in the
musical comedy Mr.. Wise From Broad
way" which the "Brigadiers' offer as
the attraction at the New Lyceum Thea
ter next week. will be Chooceeta. Span
ish danseuse in the European sensation
"Salome" Chooceeta, who is said to be
a type of Spanish beauty seldom seen on
the stage. employs methods in her in
depreciation of the famous dance which
must be seen to be appreciated. Sheppard
Camp. who is responsible for the book
and music of the comedy. is the leading
comedian. He is assisted by Rosalind
Nav, Flemen and Miller. Melvin Broth
ers. John Neff Carrie Starr. Walter
Wolfe and Zeb Chenault. twenty-five
sprightly chorus girls, whose special at
fractions are said to dominate the pro-
duction. are a feature of the show. An
clio composed of vaudeville headliners
and sixteen new song hits are among
the other attractions.