davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
OYSTER BAY. Roosevelt

OYSTER BAY Roosevelt
jest W domu i ma zamiar od1
poczac nalezycie przez kilka
dni. Potem " swoim Stanie
bedzie agitowai ola powodze.
MIA 'epublika6skiego ,,tykie-
tu". Wvl iera sic tez " pod
r6z j zamierza p~rzemawisc
W Knoxville, Tenn, Atlanta,
Ga, jakotez " Hot Springs
Ark. Take W. Indianie chce
%dopom6dz senatorowi Beve-
ridge, a W New Ham osbire
! andydatowi pa gubernato1a
.bas:owi. w PLANE 50 take
~przem6wienM " Iowa. "
Itheaca, N, Y. j konferencye
rome W Stanie New. York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
PrzYjaci6} i abo-
nent6w ,,Wlarusa"
prosimy Q jednanie
nam nowych abonen-
tow
ktOkOlWiek pragnje

mice mietkie recs, gladkie rece,
bate rece, czysta, iadns cere ] . dro-
We skdre, wolna Cd wad wszelkich,
- ten mole r.osi.de6: jedno, dru-
gle trzec'e. Jsk? Uaywaj severy
Myd}s 1-ecsIiczego sk6rnego,-
Lie robi rdtLicy lie, ale j fro, hp
%wystarczy. Jezell utYwass CT. sto
TO jest mydlo. 'ktdrego matki lub:.,
utywss do Lapan'a niemovlat. Py
taj . ME q tupeow ID apte.arny
Cena s. cen,6w- " +. Sc vera Co.
Rapid, lows.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
iluminowali. Gi6.vnie drobni

lumino wall. Gf6vnie drobni
restauratorzy i fryzyerzy os-
wietlili okna. Bazaar" W O.
statniej chw;li cofna} swe
pierwo.ne p~ostanowienie i
ME iluminowal. ,,Kuryer Po-
zna6ski" stwierdzi}, re og6-
lem d%ekorowaEo wzglednie
iluminowafo okofo $50 ~Pola-
kow. Tymczasem W handful,
%przemy5le i rzemiosle zatru-
dnionych Jest W P'>znaniu
kilkanascie tysiecy Polak6w.
Gazety niemieckie stwier-
dzaja, re chociaz cesarz mic
wystapit wprost przeciwko
Polakom, to jednak re slow
jego wynika, il o zmianie DO
lityki przeciw polskiej ME roa
wcale mowv. DIVA razy pre-.
m6wi} CESAR W Poznaniu.
Powiedziaf on w~vrazn'e, re
Poznah ma bye straznica i
ogniskiem niemieckiej kultu
ry ~i~niemieckich obyczaj6w
macy to, 10 dotychczasowa
polityka hakatystyczua trwac
bedzie dalej, Powiedzia} on
take, re stoi ma gruncie
,,niemieckiej prowincyi" ~
cyl jej :rozwoju i rozkwitu
,,jako kleinotowi Prus." Do
wodzi to, ze Rad dazy4 be
die dalej wszeikiemi 5rodka-
mi do niemczenia naszych
xiem polskich.
z CORY zaznaczylismy, re
ME oddajemy sic zludzeniom.
TAX cesarz, jak i Rad SO
zgodni co do polityki pre-
ciwpolskiej: zmiany All fla
godzenia jej ME bedzie. Be-
da mas DALEY prze6ladowac, be-
d. nam wydzierac nasza via
re, nasza move j nasze Was
ciwosci narodowe. Nam
wszystkim do obrony stanac
trzeba. Me ogladajmv sic ma
nikogo, miejmy Ware we
w}asne silly, wype}niajmy O.
bowiazki narodowe a ufni
W pomoc Boza ME zginiemy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

Czerstwy umys}, dobra
%strawnosf, zdrowa watroba j
doskonaly aLetyt naleza d.
blogos1awie6stwa, kt6re spro-
wadzaja Ora Richtera Kot-
wiczne pigulki Kongo ma "a
twardzenie j wzdec;e. Is j
Scot. Kotwica ma butelce
Jest znakiem ~prawdziwo6ci.
Ad. Richter & Co., 215
Pearl Str, New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

jakiscie sami ~uchwalili, =
lecz oredzie by}ego, DO jul
dis MIN ME jest prezydenta,
powo}aio Was do Wilkes Bar
re = wb,ew. wolf waszej,
wbrew ustaworn naszej Kon-
stytucyi.
Bracia Drodzy! Przyszle 10,
sy Uni Polskiej W Ameryce
dis jedynie W naszym i wa
sym sp?czywaja reku. My
delegaci many najwyzsze pra-
VIC, kt6rego nam zadna si}a
wydrzec ME potrafi. My pc
mad Zarzsdy j pc mad Kon-
stytucye, DO iak jedna, tax j
druga zmienic mozemy J u
czynic co sic nam spodoba,
gdy jednak Wy zrzeknie:ie
sie switch praw ma swoim
Sejmie i poddacie sic W III
tych, kt6rzy daza do tego, aby
Was tego prawa pozbawi6, a
tenn samem wasza orga MIA
eye do upadku ~doprowadzic
sami ma siebie wine GAIA
vziae musicie. = Przepro-
tedy rezolucye ] UGH:
wa}e,. zes .spr:zeciwiacie sic
:wszelkiemu podzia1owi Uni
P'olskiei i chcecie, aby by}a
Ia sama Un;a jaka by}a ma
VIII W Chicago I'll.
+. przez Was przez mas
reprezentowana z wszelkiemi
uchwa1ami lake tam zapad!,.
~D"ie So jedynie drogi do.
pojednania.
Uchwali6 Sem ~nadzwyczaj
ny "a try miesiace, W grud-
niu 1910 r. W Niagara Falls
albo ma piatek dnia 1890 ma
godzine jedynasta orzybadz-
Gle do Niagara Falls, ma Sejm
jak hy}o uchwalone przez
Was samych i tn obr { jeden
wsp6lnv Za'zad i Unie
tym wsp6lnym zjazdem cd
zguby uratowa6. - Nadmie.
macy naito Kochani i Drc-
dry Bracia Unisci, re ME py-
cha zadna prosi Wa, abys.
Gle tn do mas przybyli wszy-
scy, ale prawo Sejmowe i UGH
wa1a Sejmu, kt6rej aam fla
mac ME wolno pod zAdnym
wyg1edem je3eli w}asne
uchwa}y Sejmowe Fla 'niemy
to JUL Sejmy znaozsnia NJ
przysz}osc by ME m;a}y. G1y-
by ME to sami do Was che
tnie bysmy przyb> Ii.
B}agamv Was Drodzy Bra
cha delegaci i prosimy Was
cafem screen ME zwracajcie
uwagi ma mic, ale Ia w}asne
dobro pamletaJcle, re dis
jesacze macie wladze, wyko-
rzystaicie ia, a .bedzie ola Was
chwa}a, a wszyscy Bracia,
kt6rzy Was drlegat6w wybra-
Ii dziekowac VAN Gale zycie,
beda.-A spolecze6stwo czyn
ten uzna publicznie "a szla-
i eodny wszelkiego-
uznania i pochwa}y. q
DR.. FIR. E. FrOncZak.
Narszalek srjmu TX Uni
Polskipj " Ameryce, W Mia
CARA Falls, N. Y. 81
MARGIN Brzykcy
Sekretarz Sejmu.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

ROCHESTER. Mimi;
Senator La Toilette Wiscon-
sinu musiat sic we wtorek
poddac operacyi pecherza
Me jest to operacya nieb ez
pieczna. /,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
DO BRACI DELEGAT0W
Azzebranyj1clh W Wilkes Barre, Pa.

g - e = m
De1ggaciUhii <Polskiej "
Amerycez ; z;geromadzeni ma TX
sejmie v Niagara, Falls, N. Y,
zasy}aja Wan, Braciom, swo-
i'm zgrl1olmii'adzonym v Wilkes
Barre, Pa, na]seifdeczniejszv
pozdroolwiiien;;e5.. 's w.
Bolesn'a jest tai ola mas rzecza,
re ME mozemy W tym roku:
lax cd lat 20, wspolnie ola
dobra neszeJ pick. Ell i kato-
lickiej o'rganizacyi ma sejmie
W Niagara Falls obradowat.
Wiemy bardzo dobrze, SEA-
nownji~ Drodzy Bracia, re i
z Mani delegatami wsp6fczu-'
jecie ismutny rozdzia}, jaki
moze pc tvm Sejmie nastapic.
- My delegaci tn zgrornadze.
nj tego podzia}u ME chcemy,
ami tel Wy Kochani Bracia
togo sobie take ME zyczy-
Gle - poniewaz jak Wy tax
i my prag 1iemy, ably organi-
zacya nasza sic ME zmniej-
szy}a, ]ecz W liczbe cz}onk6w
wzrasta1a: -"
My wszvscy delegaci zgro-
madzeni ma Sejmie VIII W
Chicago ME upowaznili "a
rzadu przez = mas @wsp6lnie
wiekszoscia g}os6w obranego,
do tegc, ably Ola cel6w nam
nieznanych dopuscil- sic pre-
prowadzi6 " naszej Unii sro'
'motny i s2kod]iwy podzia}.
DIS jednak Zarzad6w prawa
sic sko6czy}y, a my wolni
%obywatele many prawto pre-
%prowadzic to co sic nam DO
doba j co uw;azzamy "a p 'zy-
teczne ola siebie j ola ma
szych ION i dzieci naszych,
ME potrzebujemy sic ogladac
ma to, czy sic nasze >ucnwa}y
spodobaja jakiemukolwiek
Zarzadowi lub. ME. I bez
wzgledu ma to, czy nasze UGH
wa}y obr6ca sic ma niekorzySc
pewnvch os6b. My many
6wiety obo;w1iazek dbac j pra~
cowa6 ola dvbra i korzy6ci
organizacyi naszej. = Roz-
waicie tedy Drodzy .Bracia
UniSci, :czy: ten podzia} be.
die ola mas z korzy6cia =
sami widzicie, .ze ten podziai,
kt6ry wbrew wolf neszej W
nasza organi:acye chca pew
ne osoby wprowadz'e, ma
wsp6lna nasza zgube sic obr6'
ci, a to pieniadze, kt6re z
trudnoScia wsp6lnie sk1ada-
my wiele ich utrAcimy boz
potrzebY, boo sami widzic'e,
re cbcac do ]edno5ci. Unie
doprowadzic i jak ludzi, tax
i kasy: poiacz'y s zmuszeni be.
dziemy udac sic " process, a
czy to nam jest potrzebne,
- czy my sami ME mozemy
sic zjednoczyc. My wiemy
dobrze, Kochani Bracia, zes-
my pragneli: UGH
waly ostatniego Sejmu W
Chicago j przybyc do Maya
"a Falls ma Seim, ma Sejm
aa 4.--ts -~as"--r a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

we slowa, kt6remi mas Pau
~powitale6 i " kt6rych IVY
datniIes wierne do mas przy
wiazanie poznahskiego, oby-
watelstwa. CieszYmy sic, ze
danem nam Jest, urzadzic
wjazd. " injury miasta vase
i do zamku zbudowanego re-
ka mistrzowska. Cieszymy
sic, ze znajdujeny sig W ma
szej n%ajmlodszej stoliey, kt6-
|.ra niniejszem Poznaf mianu-
lie, i re odtad zmieszka6ca-
mi Pozaania W blizszej he
dziemy: stycznoscis Niechaj
|obywatelstwo Poznania, pa
trzac ma ten potezny zamek,
bedzie pewne %ojcowskiej pie.
czy, kt6ra ia moi natepcv
ola rzetelnej piracy ich "a.
wsze zywic :bedziemy. Me
chat ia nova stolica por6-
VINO ze swemi siostrzycami
" kraju ubiega sic we..wior
noscl do cesarza j. pahstwa,
W mifosci do kr6la i ojczy-
my i niecbaj pozostarie ia
1awsze obrona i rozsadnikiem
niemieckiej .niemie-
ckich obyczaj6w! Pie ma po-
mySlnost stoticy Poznania i
:ej wiernego obywatelstwa!
Wieczorem a. godzinie Z
nej odby}a siew zamku. ucz-
ia, W kt6rej bra}a udzia}
wielka ]iczba osob. z Pola-
>6w byli miedzv innymi: pre-
es Kofa parla me ntarnego
ksiaie Ferdynand Radziwi1l
!. biskup poznad5ki ks. DIR.
Likowski.
Podczas uczty Wyg}osif CO.
sarz move, " kt6reji nasam-
,rz6d. dziekowal Mszystkim,
kt6rzy przycsynilt sic J. do 'bu-
dowy i postawien'li ia zamku.
Nastepnie zaznaczyl, azeby
wszyscy pam'etali 0 tenn, 10
ma bye znakiem iegc
%ojcowskiej opieki mad piekna
niemieck& prowincya pozna6.
ska, kt6ra acknowledgements
d"oprowadzili do rozkwitu i
mad podnies1eniem kt6rej da.
lei pracowat beda. Zamek
ma bye jednocze6nie zacheta
ola kazdego, kt6ry dusza i
cia}em chce praeowac mad
delszem podniesieniem i roz-
wojem tego pieknego kraju.
TAX vice odbylo sic ma
reszcie otwarcie zamku &C.
sarskiego, kt6rego z wielkiem
upragnieniem oczekiwali ha-
katy6ci. ,,Berliner Tageblatt",
kt6ry wys1al do Poznania
:wsp6lpracownika, pisze, re
zapa} patryotyczny W Pozna-
niu byf powierzchowny, Lu-
dnosc niemiecka krzycza}a
wciaz ,hoch muzyka
grzmiala, odezwa}y sic takze
'izwony zbor6w luterskich,
ale %prawdziwe uczucia lud-
no6ci miasta Poznania i pro-
wincyi byly nieco inne. Der,
Tageblatt" szydzi z nadbur-
.e.E~ -, = E"E-~--=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

Sultan Su-
lu z}ozy} wczoraj wizyte pre-
zydentowi Taftowi, kt6ry SER
decznie go rowital i "a pos
rednictwem t16macza dluzej
z MIN %rozmawiaf. z portre-
tow prezydent6w najwiecej
zajat su]tana portret Liacol-
ma, iako oswobodziciela ME-
wolnik6w. Sultan sam Meg
dy5 posiadaf niewolnik6w,
ale musiaf sic tego wyrzee,
kiedy stanai pod opieka
Stanow Ziednoczonych. w
ciagu dnia jeszcze sultan Cd
wiedzi1 pomnik Waszyngtona
i z}ozy} wizyte genera}owi
Wood.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
Otwarcie zamku "
. x.
Poznaniu.

". z. ~. przybyi do Poz-
nania. !cos'', niemiecki wraz
2 rodzina pa uroczyste O.
twarcie zamku cesarsk lego,
majacego bye widomym Una
KLEIN potsgi, niemieckiej ma
ziemiach polskich. Opr6cz
cesarza, cesarzowej, nastepcy
i nastepczyni tronr oraz in.
nych cz'onk6w rodzinY CO.
sarskiei, przybvli 90 Pozna-
mia: kanclerz ,Bethmann-Hol-
veg, mi mister wojny Heerin
gen, minister spraw wewne.
trznych Dailwitz, by}y mini
ster finans6w Rheinbaben,
marszalek sejmu Krocher,
wicemarszalkowie sejmu
Porch i Krause, rrezydent
izby pan6w Manteuffel oraz
wiejka liczba dygnitarzy
dworskich, wysokich urze-
dnik6w, ]eneral6w it'd.
Kiedy .cesarz wraz z rodzi.
ma zaiechaf samochodem pred
zamek, n~adburmistrz miasta
Poznania DIR. Wins, kotolik,
lecz zaciety =hakatysta, wyg}o.
sill p~rzem6wienie, kt6re W
streszczeniu podajemy,
Obywatelstwo miasta Poz-
mania sk}ada najwyzszy hold
cesarzowi. Pozna6 ma obec-
ME i !, wyglad nowego wspanis-
lego miasta, Zas}uga to cesa
RIA, kt6ry rozkazem zniesie-
MIA wal6w fortecznych PREY
czynii sic do rozwoiu mia
sta. Niemiecka i pruska pra-
ca - m6wil nadburmistrz -
!stworzgly, potezne ~podwaliny
" rozwoju naszej gminy, co.
W szczeg6lnej mierze przypa-
da W udziale o%jcowskiej tro.
see domu Hohenzollern6w.
Wyszczeg6lniwszy dotychcza'
sowe odwiedziny, jake spot.
ka}y Pozna6 20 strony ksia~
lat domu Hohenzollern6w,
chwalil nadburmistrz ,,oicow-
skie zainteresowanie sic" CO.
SARA miastem Pozna6, kt6-
re uwydatni}o sic W pobudo-
waniu poteznego zamku ce-
sarskiego. Z przyspieszonem
tetnem serca i z promienie-
jacem spojrzeniem tax mo-
viii n~adburmistrz Wins -
witamy przeto ten dzie6 ra-
dosci i te pamietna chwile
uciechy, kiedy Wasza ces. i
kr6l. Nose przy boku Jej.
Mo6ci cesarzowei j kr6lowej
odbywa wiazd uroczysty do
tego wspania}ego zamku CO.
sarskiego. Slewa So ma to
zbyt s}abe, by dac wyraz to-
mu wszystkiemu, co 2 powo:
du tego, serca obywatelstwa
ozYwia. Lepiej cd slow to
*wyraz 6%lubowaniu mi1o6ci i
wiernosci okrzyk radosny,
w~ydobYwajacy sic z dziesia-
tex tysieey gardzieli. Potez-
ME jak odglos bury - od-
bijajac sic cd granitowych
wa}6w .ra}acu cesarskiego -
nieohaj z sila rozebrzmi pc
kraju okrzyk: Jego Nose &C.
sarz i kr6l i Jej Nose cesarzo-
wa i kr6lowa MECH zyjal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

WASHINGTON, 20 wrze-
6nia. = Przezydent Taft zno-
WI ze swoimi ministrami
konferowa} dlugo, szczeg6l-
niej mad budze towemi pro-
pozycyami, kt6re rome de.
partamenta maja przed}ozyc
kongresowi. R6wniez oma-
wiano szkic projektu pocz-
towych kas oszczednosci, ale
ME bylo czasu ma szczeg6}o-
we z~astanowienie sic mad
tenn. lyle jest piracy, ze o.
brady pot. waja. d. piatku, a
sobote prezydent zamlerza
~powr6ci6 do Beverly.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-27
OCEAN PARK
Circulation, TrOlleyway, bet. Pier ave.
and Marine st. Home All.
Observation-Disclosures 1881; Sunset 791.
THIRTY DOLLARS TRAVEL
TORTU0US ROUTE IN THE
ORTEGA FAMILY TROUBLES
Passes Through Hands of Four to Pay
Two Fines at Court, Still One
Man in Custody
of Law

OCEAN PARK, Jan. 26.-The tortuous trav-
els of $50 in gold figured prominently in an
operation in frenzied finance today, when the
Ortega family squabbes were being settled in
Recorder Wheelers court After meandering
through the hands of four different members
part of the $50 fine which the recorder assessed
Frank Ortega for disturbing the peace. Ortega
was charged by his wife with attempting TO
kill her last night She told the recorder to-
day that she was afraid Of her husband and
could not remain at home If he were allowed
to go unpublished.
The Ortegas are Mexicans. There are two
brothers, residing together in the east
end of Venice. Yesterday Paul Ortega went to
the county Jail to serve term of twenty five
days for beating his wife, a woman of Ger
man descent.
When the two were brought into Wheeler S
court the wife repeated her assertions, where
upon the recorder announced fine of so or
twenty-five days in Jail
I'm pay the fine just to show you my
hearts in the right place. Paul." declared
Mrs Ortega, and pulled from her purse $50 in
gold which she had earned IN working from
house to house. She gave the money to Or
tega. As soon as he had pocketed the coin
he informed the recorder that he preferred to
serve out his term.
So as to have the money when he got out Of
fail Ortega gave It to his brother Frank for
safekeeping. The latter gave the money in
turn to his wife for the same purpose, before
he made the attempt to shoot her, Of which
she told the police today. When the recorder
gently told Frank Ortega that he must pay $50
or go to jail for the same number of days.
he called upon his wife to produce the $780,
By making up the other $50 among his friends
he was able to get off, while his brother, who
had the same $50 less than twenty-four hours
before, sojourns at the county jail.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-27
PROMINENT 0XNARD
YOUNG PEOPLE WED
Miss Ella Wucherpfennle Becomes
Bride of Louis Diedrlch at Hand
someIy Appointed Affair

OXNARD, Jan. 26.-Miss Ella
Wucherpfennig and Louis Diedrich
were married this morning at the
Santa Clara Catholic church. There
was large attendance of relatives
and friends. Both of the contracting
parties are members of prominent
German families of this county. Rev.
Father John Pujol officiated. Miss
Martha Wucherpfennig and Miss
Anna Maulhardt wer bridemaids,
Miss Elizabeth Seckinger flower girl
and Master William Scholle ring
bearer. Gus Maulhardt and William
Diedrich were ushers, and Miss Ber-
nardine Laubacher played the we'd
ding march. After the ceremony a
wedding breakfast and reception was
held at the knights of Columbus hall.
The couple will tour Northern Cali
fornia.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Casper Wucherpfennig and the
groom the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Diedrich. Both families are
large bean and beet growers in this
section.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-27
LONG REACH NOTES

LONG BEACH Jan 26-Postmaster Hirsch
received word today that a civil service ex-
animation for census enumerators Will be held
here February in the Pine avenue school
The home Of the Rev. G. z. Reader, 1905
Alamitos avenue, assistant pastor of the Cen
trail Methodist Episcopal church, was entered
by burglars last night while the members
OF the family were absent. A watch, some
tewelry and 81 in money were taken. The
thief effected his entranc by means Of pass
key.
II a pet seal escapes and returns to the
ocean, has the finder the right to keep 1t as
he would keep fish, or must he return 1t
to the former owner? This question per-
plexes L. F. Holmes whose pet seal deserted
him recently after Holmes had taken 1t for
a swim. Boatmen on the wharf have coaxed
the seal upon the landings at various times
but refuse to assist Holmes in recapturing IT.
Mrs. Della Burgess, 81 years old died today
at noon at the Seaside hospital Funeral
services will be held Friday afternoon at
O. clock at the Walker chapel
The schooner Robert iIind, which was
grounded in Useless bay, and now awaits in
spection at Port Townsend, has on board the
piling for the Long Beach municipal docks.
The best winter season ever known in this
city is reported this year by hotel managers
The delay in the completion Of the VIII
rnington-Long Beach line of the Pacific Elec-
trio which was necessitated by the agitation
for a drawbridge intead of a trestle bridge
across Cerritos slough, is proving unpleas-
antly long Several families of Wilmington
workngmen would make their homes here
were the line put in operation.
The local board Of education has ordered
that high school students may secure credits
for gymnasium work done in either the Y.
NJ. C. A. or Y W. c. A. Several students
have taken up the work.
The chamber of commerce officials propose
to give prizes each month to those sending
in the best exhibits of fruit or vegetables.
The prize winning exhibits will be preserved.
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Fiftv-fourth street, s37 west-Ross Hartley
owner and builder; 1-story Groom resldehce'
Hill street, 424 south-Clark & Sherman
land company, owner; C. B. Weaver Con-
struction company, builder; 2-story broom
restaurant; $4,000. -
sherman ORWELL. NJ. Allen, owner and
builder. 2-story Groom residence; $500.
Jefferson street and Third avenue-R' s.
Lyon, owner and builder; 1-story 7-room resi-
dence; $1,000.
owner; ]. Van Mathis, builder; 2-story S-room
'' Virgil. avenue 1893 south-s. N. Anderson,
owner and builder; 2-story s-room residence;
Hobart boulevard and Third street-same
as above; $4,000.
Wabash avenue, PATS. A. Norman, owner
and builder; alterations OF residence WV.
Broadway 314 South-Sun Drug company,
owner; M F. Foley, builder alterations OF
Fifth avenue and jefferson street-F. NJ.
Tyler, owner; J. L. Hartzel builder 1-story
5-room residence; $1,000.
Hill street, 317 South-John Lichenbach,
owner; F. o. Engstrum company builder; al
terations of building $4,000
Fourteenth street no East-A. Nitagiano
owner; Bckford & Wilson builder; alterations
of residence; 1850.
Fifth street and Manhattan place-E. B.
Drake, owner: Milwaukee Building company
BUILDER 2-story 10-room residence s61S9.
Melrose and Vermont ayenues-Pioneer Trust
company, owner; E. F. George. builder; L
story store building; s52S5.
second street, 2S27 East-E. H. Hagans,
owner; George II. Mills builder; history s.
room residence; $1,000.
Benton way, 1877 North-F. L. Bradbury,
owner; j. Todd, builder; 2-story 5-room resi-
sixty-frst street, si2 west-victor Hum
bert, owner and builder; alterations of resi-
dence $780,
sixth street 1901 East-A. ]. Lenox, owner;
Eureka Planning company, builder; alterations
OF residence $3.50.
! Essex street. 1622-W. e. Ransom, owner;
Knickrehm company, builder; alterations of
! residence; $500.
| Olive street, I'll South-Rev. Young, owner;
A. Coin, builder; alterations to residence; 1850.
| St. Andrews plaoe-Franhlin & Hocken-
smith, owners and builders; 2-story Groom
residence; $4,000.
fee, owner; william w. Schneider, builder;
history Groom residence; $500.
Forty-third street. 1888 East-W. r. Ford.
owner ]. w, Young, builder; alterations to
residence; $500.
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OF SEATTLE WILL
INVESTIGATE RAILROADS
Complaints of Strike Breakers About
Broken Promises and Shaved
Wages Causes Action

SEATTLE, Jan. 26-Followlng the
receipt of many complaints from the
strikebreakers brought here by the
railroads to take the places of STRIKING
swltchmen, Mayor John F. Miller yes
terday instructed the superintendent OIL
public utilities to investigate the meth
DDS of the railroads in dealing. with
men brought to Seattle to work IN the
terminal yards.
The complaint that caused mayor
Miller to take this course was made by
A. ]. Lapham, who said the Northern
Pacific brought him here from san
Francisco. Lapham, who brought ms
wife with him, told the mayor that the
Northern Pacific had promised MN
permanent employment at S. day. but
after he had worked month ne was
discharged and 80 deducted from MS
pay for expenses.
He protested and was put back at
work. Five days later he was again
discharged, he says, and $2S deducted
from his pay for expenses.
The superintendent of public utlllties
notified Superintendent C. E. McMullln
of the charges and asked for an eX-
nIanation. Mr.. McMullin said he would
call on the mayor today and state the
railroads side of the question
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Tide Table
FEAR FOR SCHOONER

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 26.--Serious appre-
hension is felt here aver the safety Of the
schooner Virginia, which sailed from San
Francisco for the Columbia river December
81 The Virginia. after coming up to the
mouth of the river on January H. disappeared
and has not been heard from since.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 2s.-Arrived-
Steamers Queen, San Diego; Lakme, San
Diego; Princess Ena, San Pedro; Carlos, San
Pedro
Sailed-steamer Geo. Loomis Redondo.
HAvRE-Arrived: Assuan, Seattle, San
Francisco.
YOKoHAMA-Arrived previous: Korta, San
Francisco via Honolulu, for Hongkong.
ST. VINCENT. c. v.-Arrived Jan. 26: Rib
erton, Tacoma
Observation-Disclosures: Romantic, Boston.
LIVERPOoL-Sailed January 25: Cartha-
gena, ST. Johns, Halifax and Philadelphia.
QUEENsTowN-Arrived Ivernia, Boston
Observation-Disclosures: Monteagle, Vancou-
yer via Yokohama; Tenyo Maru San Francisco
via Honolulu and Yokohama; Teucer, Liver
pool for Tacoma.
ST. VINCENT. C. V.-Sailed: Puritan, Port
land, for Limerick.
BOsToN-Arrived: Manitou, Antwerp.
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oxNARD NEWS NOTES

OxNARD, Jan. 26-The Oxnard
Masonic lodge will hold the annual
entertainment, banquet and ball Fri
day evening. 1t is one of the society
functions of the year.
The Brownstone Oil company will
start work this week on we'll No. G..
This is a producing company.
The Palo Verde Mutual Water com
pany, main office in this city, reports
that John Hannifin has commenced
work on the Blythe rancho, along the
Colorado river, Riverside county, with
100 teams and 200 men. Hannifn
holds a $4,000 contract for the con-
struction of several miles of canals.
Mrs. c. ]. KGler was severely
burned as the result of the baby girl
playing with matches The child
struck a match and escaping gas
caught fire, and the house instantly
became mass of flames. The mother
was burned about the face and lost
her hair while rescuing her baby. The
cottage and contents were destroyed.