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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Hear Alton Parker at the Auditorium
Monday Evening, March Ii.

An attraction of sterling meri' ""u
u,usnal success, the Alton facKaro
Sketch Lectures hold place unique
and unriyaled among lyceum enter
tainmepts. Mr.. Packard's great yer.
satility, his graceful Wit ana Se'''"'
humor, added to his skill as an arOlsV'
musician and impersonator, euao'0
him TO present an evening OF rare en'
iovment SO varied thai AL classes are
p]eased. Each season all OF MS Nv al
able time is eagerly taNen ana nu
merous return engagements eac" 'ea
are the strongest ties timonlals W III
popularity and Success.
This will be rare opportunity III
the people of Welsh to en- JOY an even
ING with one of the greatest eh'er'N''
orc on the American platform TO-DAY
! Mr.. packard is beyond the oro'nar!
combining wit, humor, eloquence' III
sic and art in one splendid evening
! fun and entertainment.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
A New Enterprise for Welsh.

Another new enterprise, anu Que
III at has long been needed in welsh
has come in the shape OF a WOOD Saro
DC, Bottorff has arranged TO 1urh'sn
the people of Welsh and vicinity all
the wood that they may want e''ner
cord wood length or ready 1or 'ne
stove. He has secured the vacant Io.S
south of the old bank building Tor DIS
wood ward and has several cars 0.
wood on the ground that he received
the first of the week, He expects u
mt in circular saw in the near future
when he will be able to furnish any
thing in the wood line that NAV be ne
erred This is an enterprise that ma
long been needed and one that we oe
lieye will meet with a reasonable oe
gree Of success.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
MORE TALK OF TINE oRIoLE.
AnotherI Announcement That IL VIII
Be Taken Off Shortly.

The Beaumont Journal says: IL
was positively learned yesterday morn
mo from Houston, that an order hao
been issued for the taking OF OF tne
Orioles that meet here every noon,
and disseminating this service until
snch time as the management believes
the travel is ripe for its resumptlon'
The issuance of the order was not
made public in Houston for some
reason or other. In addition to pull
inc off the two trains mentioned, inc
Sunset management will also pull on
two trains between Houston and Gal
weston on the same date.
The fact tn at the Oriole trains are
To come off, will be the signal for
General protest on the part OF 'ne
travelling public against any sucn &C
ton, 1t is claimed by railroad mel
as wa,, as by travellers, that the two
trains have more than paid their ex
nenses between Houston ana Echo
. however. it is understood the manage
. mept claims that the service mas ~
:, na;d for several weeks in Louisiana
a The management has had the cours
under advisement for some ''ine'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
About Pecan Culture.

We continually read in the newspa'
pers of phenomenal Yields from pecan
orchards. The profits from THESE
orchards are almost fabulous and PEI
can orchards undoubtedly nay the
most handsome dividends OF anything
known in horticulture. Pecans are
most valuable of commercial nuts anu
the supply can never equal the demand
vhe trees grow in anv Southern SOL
and require but little attentlon. ANY
one wishing to improve his propert!
should write the Southern Nut Nurse
ry co, of Lafayette. Louisiana 10
Their free catalogue about pecan c"'
) ,nre. This concern owns ana "pe'"''
g the largest pecan nursery III /"
9 mid and uakes i business OF so'i.A
pecan trees.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
knocked off its foundation.

knocked of its foundation.
The boiler was defective from the
fact that the safety valve was dis
placed by bolt, and it lis the opinion
of many that this is the real cause OF
accident.
Later:-Nat Connallv died at lZ:3O
this (Monday) afternoon from the ef'
tects OF of his injury and loss u
blood"
Mr.. Sonnier was for many years
resident of Welsh and left here but
few months ago for the Jennings helo
He has many friends here who wer
greatly shocked upon learning OF nj
sad misfortune.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Seed oats at Jones Bros.
Sidewalk Building Progressing Nicely

The +. NJ. Barnett cement company
received their fourth car or "eoo
Citv gravel. Wednesday, and nave
several more cars in transit me
work of putting down the new walks Is
progressing as rapidly as the material
can he secured. The work SO far, mas
bseu in the resident part OF the cls''
bu, We have been informed that '''
next walk to be put in will DE IN VIZ
business section. The universally Ia
vorable comment that is being 'hau'
hy the travelling public who see tn
,r.,ks that have already been put 10
i. fattering, alike to the Barnett GU"
uauv and to the CITY,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
TOBE STEVENS WILL HANG.
Jury Found Stevens Guilty as Charg'a'
Judge Miller Prono"nces pe"'u
Sentence.

The case of TObe stevens, the negro
who attempted criminal asSaui'
nnon Miss Flora Compton or hodhoh0'
,hrap weeks AGO Was brought before
Judge Miller's court Tor ''''t
Saturday. When court cohVeheu 'n0
ho,r;n, of the evidence OF the defense
WAS taken Up. rne defense rel'eo
wholly upon The mental de'lclenc! o'
rho accused. as no other defente was
nossible. The several attorhle' "p-
n,i,t,o by the state to defend Stevens
.,r,ned the case before the courO.
District Attorney Moss mace lho
.r,oment on behalf of the state. Inc
Indoa delivered MS charge 10 'he
Jury which retired few minus @''',
.on, and remained for an hour ana
forty minuts. .,,uu
At1.4O in the afternoon the jury
e rotnrned the verdict through their
h foreman, Ben Nj. Foster, Guilty as
l. charged" which means VIZ N''
b nenalty. The jury was police anu ato
Il each member resp )nded, affirming 'ne
n verdict. AT the opening of MONDAYS
,e session Stevens attorney filed a mo-
IS t;on tor new trial, alleging that Ihe
is verdict was incompatible with the
Of ov;de,ce in the case. The motion was
I'd submitted without argument anu was
to overruled. The court then pronounce.
e, the sentence of hanging bV the heo'
Y. until dead, in the usual tor'h' A'
|e. nr;soner showed no emotion ana 'oos
as the sentence of the court Win .hs
,e- stoicism that is characteristic OF ID
le- race. ,
This will probably end the steven
case so far as legal proceedings Of
concerned. The date OF the eSecu'io
-. will be set by the governor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Linn Gould, Jr.

This celebrated ,rotting bred station
will make the season OF lSoo az inc
srst bouse east of the Gulf rice mill
soutb OF the railroad, He is biood
Iva, with black points and a lutte
white on right hind foot. He has
proyed to he No. BREEDER lot "e
have his colts, so you will not have
80 uni, a wear or two to sec what you
WI vii, I" ge, In make up he is handsome
and ,poothe turned. with lop.as WI
and muscle and possessesa'l the-7u -.
t;es Of the ideal trotting bred coaeh OF
carriage horse, Terms, ten uo''"f'
to iosur. mare with f"aI' GO,
'" / ~ COOPER X son.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Don't drive that old buggy to
town, buy new one Of the Calca-
sieu Implement Co., Ltd.
Farmers BEGINNING Seeding.

The favorable weather we have peeh
enioyipg.the past ten DAYS has been
80 alluring it has set a number OF the
farmers to seeding. 1t is the op'n'o"
Of many of the farmers that 1T !" wiser
n heoin putting their rice IN now
when conditions are all favorao'e'
altbouoh a triae early, than to wal
until later and run the risk OF a season
Of had weather, such as was ex
neriepced last year. If condition
continue favorable, next week W.T. Sc
many drlNs at work throughout foi
section.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
&S-TO5~
Our Subscribers Everywhere
Dear Friends:

Dear Friends: q
T. heen our constant effort to make lhe Jourh
., oh +bo+ IFS arrival each week would be OF real IN
teres to you, bringing, as it does the local 'pp."
mos Of this and surrounding communities. LIE ''o
oral support we have received from the puolc oo'N
81 hama and throughout the various States OF ines
Union. as we'll as Canada, Mexico and fana'ha' LIDS
ham vorv encouraging to US, and we desire to express
our annrecation of the same. But now the tlle n"'
.oo whom wp mist make definite and decided ap- /:
neal TO our SUBSCRIBERS to make prompt Se''e'
ment Of YOUR delinquent subscription {:
A recent ruling of the Postmaster General WHICH
is to 90 into effect April 1st, debars weekly ne"sp'
ors tho privilege Of sending their publications.
brouob the mails as second-class matter, to any anu
al subscribers who more than year IN arrears
m their subscription This means simply this: ta'
n,oss vour subscription is paid up as above we Will
o ~ dron vour name from our subscription hs1'
We should dislike to do this but we trust you Will ui
dors+and that Uncle Sam is bigger than we are ao
s , will have to obev him or suffer the conse-
quences'
g IN order that The JOURNAL may continue TO I'LL
+bo Mace it is now filing and be of the most service
TO vou as we'll as the public in general 1t is absolute
w necessary that you remit promptly the amount you
Il are in arrears on your paper.
'|s Thanking you in advance for prompt remit
It lance we remain,
= Respectfully yours,
'os WELSH PRINTING CO., Publishers
i's ..asasaeses ssessssssssssss
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION IN JENNINGS
OIL FIELD.
Nat ConnalIy Dead and A. Sohh'ei
Probably Fatally Injured as a
Result.

The most disaster0us accioen' '""' /
has over occurred in the Jennings OH
6.id happened Sunday morning a' I
about $40, when, with a terrlhc eA'
,,os;or-,one of the boilers belonging !
10 the Crowley Eunice Oil Co., locaseo
on the Daigle lease in the south"es'
part of the field, on toe new terrl'ofy'
was blown to atoms. While TWO ilen
a. least. were probably fatally INJURED
the wonder is that more were no'
killed or injured, as there is sala W
have been at least one hundred peo-
ME within radius OF 100 feet OF tne
heller at the time of the explosion
and thousands of fragments were
hurled in all directions with the speeo
OF rife balls.
The Times Record describes the
catastrophe as follows
ga deafenipp roar, resembling TWO
dynamite explosions in qnick success
sion, startled the people OF the 'en,
.ni,os oil field and made the grouno
tramhle for miles around Sunday
morning, and one man who had o'ca'
sion to look at his watch just Vhen'
said It was $40. Immediately follow
inp the noise several huge pieces u
iron and thousands OF fragments "ei'
living in every direction "A S'e"n
boiler had gone to pieces b. u
Skinner, who had charge OF the oolier
had been talking to some parties
short distance from it and on reSufn
inc to his station noticed thai I'll
steam gauge indicated 200 pounu
pressure, but as the gauge coulo IL
ragister above 200, it may nov
been o great deal more. however,
RECOGNIZED the danger instantly an
called TO the one hundred poop
standing near, run for your NV
the boiler is going to blow up: d
before anyone could leave the spe
the boiler exploded,
rs The dome, with the top por'loh
the outer shell of the boiler, rose u
ward with about the velocity OF ah
binary sky rocket, slightly angling
the northwest, barely missing the
Il of the derrick in course OF cons'i'
ton on which three men were SS "o ..
shooting 500 feet high and lano'
$50 feet northwest. A piece OF
crown sheet shot straight OUT III
northeasterly direction, catching
Connallv, driiler, throwing .
against derrick, severing his II
leg between the knee and ankle
crushing the homes q little higher
A fragment struck A. Sonn'0'
contracting teamster, in the 1ace'
ting his nose off, splitting one 81"
his face open ard driving oo'n
deep into their sockets. he was u
to New Orleans for treatment
word has been received that Ae
probably recover. The main ooo
the boiler enclosing the hues ah''
Of the tre box sank into the gr'
eight feet, then bounded like
through the lower end OF DER
on the floor Of which three nieH
working. vito miraculously e''
injury. AroJAer large piece o
boiler, we.-or. = 40 pounds was
ried 800 feo, ooryhoast. the
property oe,r.. ! wa, tbs exp
Il boiler, wt.. .> coguala.slr vr'
ard slight .et.-e 10 the 'd
esf'ie o,a~r =" wb,e'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
BELTS, BOTH RUBBER LkO
CANDY.

Belts, of course you need
Betting this year--then
SEE ARMSTRONG. They
have a large shipment OF
both RUBBER and GAN
DY. Prices are right ana
all belts are guaranteed
Why go cold when you can buy
3 piece suit Of clothes for $40 o.
Paul w. Daniels.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
DO YOU Want to Raise a Fine Mule

# so, Breed your mare 10 hu'o''e
son and Cosner's big boned Tennessee
lack, Onward, who will make the sea-
son of 1908, at Dautels livery DAHL
Welsh, La. Terms, $500 to insure
mare in fold, money to be due when
mare is known to be in fold or when
n.rted with Usual care will be taken
to prevent accident, but will not be re- e,
sponsible should any occur we W.T.
olive the service OF the jack free TOR 'h'
hast colt shown in the spring OF l9o'
800 for the second, $3.50 Tor 'n
third and 81. 90 for the fourth BEST
Good oats at Jones Bros
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Plant Seeds that grow
at Morse Hardware 90.
Walsh Advancing in Metropolitan ide"s

welsh Advancing in Metropolitan 'u'"'
With the advent of the cement sue.
walks, a number of the c''l.e"S y,
Welsh are taking another forward
step toward putting the city where quo
r;yhtfullv belongs, in the front fanh'
ot the progressive towns OF the s'a'e,
BY removing the fences fro" ai0p has
their yards. When this , TorH riI,
progressed little further " ssa re.i-
p pa .hIa to show some Of as fine resi-.
DC 1oa ,D' Streets as can be found in any
, town It the state,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
QrsFRvE YOUR SEATS FOR the
EoiiRTH NUMBER OF The
IFCTuRE COURSE.

Saturday. r1arch H. at
3 o'clock p. m, seats WIZ
he reserved at Davidsen's
implement store. Hold
ers of season tickets get
reserved seats free. lick
cts on sale March H. also
at the door. Admission
adults Soc, children $50
loc additional tor reserved
seats. Alton PACKARD
one of the finest cartoon
lists in the United States
will be the fourth attrac
t tion of the course Mon
!, : day night, March 10, a
a the school auditorium
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

WIED:E''Ni, W]:E /: ~, 2 ]istopada. -
Tutejsza ), ,Neue Freie Presse"
ppblikuje ostatnio nastepu-
jace sensacyjne :doniesienie
swego .koresp. W Rzymie:
,,Podczas gdy stanowisko
w1oskiej prasy wobec zajsc
ma Balkanie, W szczeg6lnosci
wobec anektowania Bosni i
Hercogowiny przez Austrye,
al do tego czasu byio bardzo
spokojne i rozsadne, to " os-
tatnich dniach nastapl1 zna-
cznyzwrot pod dtym wzgledem.
Jak s}ychac, z Paryza zaini-
cyowano akcye, zTmrieraajaca y l!i'e
do tego, azeby nin1isteryum min
Gioletti'ego spraWic trudno~
Sci i 8 lie moznosci, starac
sic W1ochy wyrw'ac z troll
przymierza: 4. q. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05
Annoy Chiny 2. listopada

Annoy Chinv 2. listopada
- Chi6czycy So bardzo
wstrzemiezliwi. W owacyach
dla przyby}ej tueskadry. Tyl-
ko ma}a liczba Chinczyk6w
by}a obecna W porcie W cza-
sic przyjazdu eskadry. Obo-
jetnosc te nalezy przypisac
samemu komitetowi przyjec
i obecnym tu wysokim .urze :
dnikom; bowiem udzieli}
pozwolenia zaledwie 100
Chi6czykom ma wystep
do powitania i przyjecia ad-
mira}a Eme ryi oficer6w anne
ryka6skich. Kiepskie tez wra
zenie zrobi1o ma Chi6czykach
scis1e obstawienie strazami
portu i jego otoczenia. Bry-
tyjski konsul odes1a1 swe "a
proszenie do udzia}u W przy-
jeciu goSci ameryka6skich,
poniewaz komitet udzieli} mu
"a ma}a ilosc bilet6w do pa
wilonu, kt6re on chcia} roz-
dac pomiedzy swych ziom-
lk6w.
Wjazdowi okret6w amery-
kahskich do tutejszego por-
tn towarzyszyly Awyczajne W
|tych okolicznosciach formy
powitalne.
Wczoraj popo1udniu adj
mira1 Emery z1ozyl wizyte
ksieciu Tu Lang, wicekrdom
Ii rozmaitym Representations
rzadu. Nastepnie odwiedzil
takze ksiecia Yu langa j
lwiceprezydenta minlsteryum
/ zagranicznego, Liang Tun
Yum, kt6rzy obaj reprezentu-
LA cesarsko chi6ski Rad.
P6zniej wyladowa}o 1900 lu- 4
dzi zalogii j l:24 oficer6w.,
Poniewaz ME bylo zadnego
programu urozmaicania SO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

PRAGA, CZECHY. 2: Ii
stopada.- Ponowi}y sic tn
rozruchy ma tic narodowoscio
wem, skutkiem czego okaza.
Ia sic potrzeba zarekwirowac
woiska. Podobnie jak poprze-
dnio, tax i teraz przysz}o do
starcia miedzY ludnoscia cze-
ska a gl6wnie studentami
niemieckimi. Do tego dosz1o,
ze sfanatyzowany t}um po-
cza} stawiac barykady ma g}6-
wnych ulicach miasta, azeby.
W ten spos6b przeszkodzic
interwencyi wojska kt6re
W ostatnicb czasach przy
wprowadzonym W miescie
stanie oblezenia patroluje W
dzielnicach, zamieszka1ych
przez wrogie sobie obie ma
rodowo5ci, czeska i niemiec-
ka. Wielu student6w, ME
mieckich zosta}o ciezej lub
lzej poturbowanych. Wzaje-
mny nastr6j obu narodowo'
Sci jest bardzo wrogi; kiedy
sic pokaze ma plicy pole.
dy6czy przedstawiciel, ,jednej
narodowosci, opada go gro
mada drugiej bije bez Ito
Sci.
Piechota strzeze Domu ME-
mieckiego, kt6ry Czesj chca
zdemolowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05
CHICAGO III. -

CHICAGO III. Niezna-.
nego nazwiska bogacz, VIA.
5ciciel wielkiej ilo6ci akcyii
kolejowych, zlozyl " Chica-.
go dow6d niezwyklej ''hoji-
nosci" ii to W zamian "a u
czciwo6c pewnego po1slk!:iego
policyanta, niejakiego Mike
laja Janusza, ze stacyii przy: y
ulicy Larabee. Janusiz zna-
lazl $4,000 stanowiace Y ~ H.
sno5c bogacza j po zwr6c ceniu
ich " rece milionera otrzy.
NAL Cd niego skromna ma
erode "az" " sumie so cen-.
tow. is5=
Janusz przecb odzac ko1o.
hotelu dopom6gl nilionero-.
wi kt6ry by} upadl, podnie66.
sic 4 chodnika, a sze bogacz{
nieco stluk} sobie kolano
odpro dill go do hotelu.
|Opu6ciwszy hotel, oczyll na.
progu lezacy portfel, kt6ry
pod .li6sl, q po otworzeniu
go, zobaczyl tam stos bank
.not6w. Domyslil sic ze pie
niadze zgubil ME kto iinny,. !; u
|jeno czlowiek, kt6ry niie-I.
szcze6liwie upadl. Pobiegl te5,
do bogacza = o6wiad czenii,e em, 81 ,
i znalazl piieniad dze, q 20
doklad adnem pisaniiu ,portfl'sllu,
sunni ennyj pol icyant oddal
De Villas 6cicielo owl. oiieszonIy))
sD0ga e 3slRRg5 81 8 q n[asWsiz..y5 Y raK 60
kieszeni W.yd !. d ob!y, ], 4 stamts!idl5 4
p6l|d dolar6' ! ! 4, kt6 6ra jak jaks D.
erode dal aalazcy Ter "a
iekoWal opu6cil /. hotsl..
|Po:Winie en s. q pol ledo lar6 te
|opraw vic w ankii II ,czi,a
rzecsy psnniat i Il.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

@y= DETROIT, MICH. Me
jakis Stefan Kurzycki! 81 skr'ads / . q:
Klanerskiemu ksiiazka banko-
wa. Cho6 ME umiM czytac,
ami pisac, odnalaz1 bank, v
'kt6rym pieniad DE sby}y zloz 10
ne. Me mogac odczytac lie
by1o z1ozo nych, zat'zaldld q t,yl- VI
ko 10ciu dolar6w, kt6re nu g y
wyplaco conelzos stal.y. 9 Wy.daWalo /: i
mu sic tego jednaks i. a q rsnal!o,
vice. na chybiI trafn : zazaad51al q a
|. .10o.dol.: I to otrzyma1 spraw-. :
'ka sic jednak wy lula 4 I. Z lzu= .'Ill
ckii "a faiszers rstwo odpo-
kutuje W Wiezi enil
y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

PETERSBURG, 2 listopa-
da. Wczoraj popo}udniu wy
puszczono ma wolnosc Miko-
1aja Czajkowskiego, po II
miesiecznym wiezieniu. VIA
DE przyje}y poreke $4,000
zarzadziiy wypuszczenie
wiezn:a.
Czajkowski wcale sic tym
ME tai, ze jest rewolucjoni-
sta; zaprzecza jednak, azeby
bra} udzia} W jakich .zama~
chach. Najwiekszym zarzu'
tenn. oskarzenia jest fakt, re
bra1 udzia1 W naradach tero'
ryst6w W Finlandji.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

-a4.. -. 3fI,
tyjska otrzyma1a rozkaz wy
ruszenia po ukohczeniu ma
newr6w ma wody po1udnio-
wo amerykahskie. Eskad1a a
sk1ada sic czterech krazo-
wnik6w.
W. ministeryum zagranicz-
nem ma zapytanie o powody
wydania takiego rozkazu Cd
powie,tziano, ze odeslanie tel
eskadry do po}udniovej A
meryki absolutnie ME ma
mic wsp6lnego obecna sy-
tuacya polityczna we Wene
zueli. f.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

PETERSBURG, 2 listopa-
da, ,,Nowoje Wremja" otrzy-
ma}o Cd swego koresponden-
ia W Teheranie telegram, do
noszacy o z}ozeniu 'broni
przez zwolennik6w szacha W
oddanej mu dzielnicy Da-,
watszi W u1iescie Tebryzie !
o ich .poddaniu sic wraz z
czterema. dzia1ami dow6dcy
rewolucyonist6w W tenn mie-
scie Sattar Chanowi. Jak VIA
domo, reakcyonisci perscy
walczy]i przez kilka miesiecy
ze zwolennikami konstytu-
cyl i przez ten czas Tebryz
by1 ciagle- widownia krwa,- !
wych zmagah sic obustron-:
nych. R6wniez podda1y sic
dzielnice Sargab i Mick
dam.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

BERLIN, 2 listopada.
Donosza, ze minister spraW
5zagranicznych Won lSchoen,
pedal sic r6wniez do dymis
W zwiiazku z opub bill koWaniem
interwiieWu cesarski lego v
londy dy6skim !, Daily Tele-
graph I. y. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

WILKES BARRE, Pa. Po-.
mocnik g6rnika J6zef Tomas
szewski i g6rnik Ed. David
son, bedac przy piracy " Al
den kopalni, zostali SLIME
popaleni, onegdaj po polu-.
dniu, z powodu eksplozy, ga
zu. '#...tE5
Po zawezwaniu lekarza,
kt6ry udzielil nieszcze6li 6liw,ym
pierwszej pomocy na mieiscu,
zostali odwiezieni do City
szpitala. Stan zdrowia Jest
dose grozny. i5s :#55.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
.Dwai bracia Mieha1 amas IL
Plizarowie znalezieniy zost&ii.
bez zycia W malynn hoteln
naprzec;wko tutejszej staeyi.
kolejowej. Zaczadzili sic ga
zem, kt6ry uchodzil z rury.
Przyjechati do Philade delphii !.
Harrisburga, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

PORT ELIZABETH, Airy
ka polud, 2 listopada. Stacy
onowana tu j bedaca pod
rozkaza nj kontr- admirala,
Sir Perry Scott .eska{ l{ dra bry-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05
PARYz, 2 listopada.

PARYz, 2 listopada.
Depesza z Berlina do Petit
Parisien" donosi; ze W kot..
ZACH dyplomaty atycznych podaja
sobie pogloske, wedlug kt6rej
Rosya ma zamiar przediozyc
Austro- -Wegrom ultimatum !
dlatego czyni pospie's'z1'nlle' J
przygotowania do mobiliza-
cyl. Depesza dodaje, ze ME
moina .byfo spra'w'd1iz1le po.
wyzszego doniesienia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

wydobyto ma wierzch. Wez-
wany doktor Grills orzek},
ze dziecko ME odnioslo zad-
nych obraze6, mogacych
o 6mierc. lub kalectwo je
przyprowadzic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05
j. y. stsf,l ,sl.JE nv. -i-,s ~, - * z! j
| Rolx| 23
mogli, bo laden nie umlial
plywa6.. o5 ..s3 4,

- Adam Dembski, lat So
zam. p. n. 329 I'll. Pulaski,
jechal W tramwaju Nebrask'lall..
j Lagrange, " chwili gdy.
szykowal sic aby wysia6t re
ulice, tramwaj wyskocz.yl 2 2.
SYN i starzec wypadl na uli-
ce, kaleczac sic niebezpie-.
czrie. Nieprzyto TONNE ego Cd 3
wieziono do szpitala 6w. VIM.
centego, gdzie doktorzy Y.
trzymuja, ze zyc bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

]. HUDSON Pa. p bieglei
,soboty zmad I i . . tn tll q. I,=E ks: q,
IElugenj jusz y sieAaczek
Z,marly BY axle dug ldll|[l g czas
.daszpaste steIzem: But ffalo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

LORAIN. 0. Trzech ME-
petnoletnich ch1opc6w po-
chwycono na kradziezy NILE
ka. Aresztowano ioh. So to
Ignacy j Aleksander Malow4' :,
czyk j Franciszek Pfalcok. JUL
przedtem aresztowano ki]ku.-
nastu chlopc6w "a podobhe
sprawki, przypuszczac Wiec
MONA, ze obecni areszto
hi zostana odes1ani do domu
poprawy " Lancaster. Igna-
cy Malowski byl jednym 2
gl6wniejszych sWiadk6w "
Tprocesie zamo rdoWania sp.
10 skiego. Zezna1 miano-
wicie, vi "a 10 widzial tych kt6rzy
=strze]ali do swej ofiary;; poi
===nliejj ijednak sinai s#oie ze-
mania j. dowi6d1 ze bardzo
malo vie Q morde rstwie. h.
Niespeln d wule etni sy-
mex panstwa w Wos koskich''
cudem ocalo ony zostalt ( cd q g ME i !.
.chybnej amie rci. ]. Dziecko q ba- 81
vito sic y ! wl.ylotu ] 15tej ave
.kolo rzeki. S'tojac na burcie,
obrbcil sic tylem do !, rzekiS,i { 4, Y Y
.t,e,ij tt,l,j chwili Wpadl do odY..
,Pospie ono nu q ponao ea II