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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
z INV POLSKICH
" AMERYCE

CHICAGO, I'll. Wiadys aw
Olsza6ski, LEGACY lat - ME
dawno przybyly re starego
kraju, ". dpiu 20 kwietnia
wyszed1, jak zwykle do pra-
CIV j dotad ME rowr6cH.
Siostra- i szwagier zaginio
nego pahstvo Z. Radny,
mieszkaja Hrzy ulcy Ash.
aud ave., pn 836.
Piotr Korna, lat 35, PRIV
jechal nielavno do Chicago
z Escanaba, 1 Mich; Jadac
tram wajem n Chicago ave.,
przypadk wypadlz tram
waju, a nadjezdzajacy tuz
w6z ekspre5owy, powozony
przez niejakitgo Szylopskie:
go, najechal nan j SLIME go
pokaleczy}.
Ma odsloniecie pomnik6w
Kosciuszki i Pulaskiego we.
Westinghouse wyjechali =
Chicago: Naiprzew. ks. Bis
kup P. Rlpde,s oraz Wni
J. sieza: Rogalski, dosihski,
Gordon, Zapa}a, Wojta]ewicz,
Furman i Organisciak IL
Los Angeles, Cal.). Wielu z.
wybitniejszych obywate|i wy
jecha|o specyalnym pocia-
giem W ponjedzia1ek po po-
1udniu. Ods}oniecie; jak via
domo, nastapi4o W srode dnia
II 60 b. m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

sy Fran. Kreciszewski
Jan Debowski wyjechalo 10
dzia ma jezioro. Jakims wy
padkiem }6dz sic przew16
ella i obaj utone]i. Dembo
wskiego dotychczas ME cd
naleziono.
= W ubieg}ym tygodniu
odby]a sic dedykacya budyn,
k6w Seminaryum Polskiege
W Orchard Lake, Mich, a Il
uroczystosci odbytez z tel 0.
kazyi by}y wspania}a dow6c
W tenn, re wzie}o W Mich u,
dial dw6ch arcybiskup6w 8
to delegat-. apostolsk1 do Sta.
now Zjednoczonycb Msgr. D.
sFalconio, i arcybiskup Gaul.
tior z Kingston; 3 biskup5w
Foley z Detroit, Mich, Rho
de, polski biskup-sufrag z
Chicago i Farrely z Cl=ve'.
land. Opr6cz tych. dostojni-
k6w koscielnych wzie1o W
tel uroczystosci udzia{ pre-
sz}o 100 ksiezy, miedzy in
nymi take ksieza buffaloscy
a to: ks. Kasprzsk, Ks. Cho-
dacki, ks. Gasrtka ks. DR..
at. fiIass. .-1--zT
Delegat apostolski Msgr.
Falconio przyby} do Orchard
Lake juz we wtorek wtedy
to nastapi}o przyjecie W sail
recepcyjnej. Wszyscy studen-
ci, a jest icbsobecnie 300 ze-
bra]i sic W sail, pod przewo-
.dnictwem ksiezy i profeso-
row seminaryalnych. Wyglo-
szono wiele NOW tax W je-
zyku angielskim jak lacih-
skim. Do student6w pre-
m6wi} r6wn1ez Msg. Falco-
MO.
We srode rano odby1.y sic
ceremonie dedykacyjne, po-
przedzone odprawieniem u
roczystej Mszy swietej, pom
tyfika|nej, kt6ra celebrows1
de]egat aposto|ski ks. Falco-
.nio, W asystencyj ks. Macki-
ma jako ;lyakona, KS. Cis.
rachi jak subdyatona j ks.
Dziuka jake mistrza ceremo-
nil. Pc Mszy sw. wyIuszy1a
2 kaplicy seminaryalnej pro-
cesya udajac sic do r6znych
budynk6w, kt6re poswieco-
40 j ia uzytek Semiuaryum
,ddano.
Byla to wspania}a uro-
czystosc, kt6ra na zawsze
.zos,at'ie W pamieci. Wieczo-
rem podrjmowano dostojni-
>6w krscielpych urhczyscie
W hotelu Cadillac.
BUFFALO, N. Y. J, Me
szczescie wielhie wydarzy1o
sic przy ro> b1ersniu elewa
-toru Niagara, kt6ry kompa-:
MIA kolejowa Central pnsta-
:,loWi}a rozebrae a pobudo-
wac move, odpoWiedni iejsze j
wgod ejsze.
Przy tym elewatorze juz
trzech ludzi strac1lo zycie, q
rozbieraja 90 Cd .paru mie-
siecy. Kilku zas zosta1o POI
ranionych j niema szczescia
2 praca mad tym elewatorem.
Onegdaj zn6W nieszcze6cie
spotkalo kilku lud2i przy
tel piracy miedzy innYni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

CLEVELAND. .. = Mi
cha1 Kornet wypuszczony
zosta} Ia wolnose po odsie
dzeniu szesciu lat W wiezie
niu stanowym "a zastrzele~
ME zony. Kornet pokl6cii
sic z synem kt6ry ME cbcia}
praeowaf, a gdy syn grozil
mu rewolwerem, wzial takze
revolver i W uniesieniu "a
czal gonic syna W kolo do
mu. Kornetowa widzac ma
co sic zanosi' schwycila Kor-
meta "a reke chcac wyrwac
mu broh, " tenn padl strzal
a kula ugodzila Kornetowa
W brzuch powodujac smierc.
Kornet skazany zosta} ma do
zywotnie wiezienie, p6zniej
gubernator zredukowa1 kare
ma 10 lat wiezienia. Grupa
1-sza Wv. Pol. W S. O. zaje1a
sic sprawa Korneta, ktory
W wiezieniu prowadzil sic
wzorowo i okazywa1 szczery
zal "a pope}niony wystepek,
a opr6cz tego zachodzila ia
flagodzaca okolicznosc, ze
Kornet umyslnie. ME stree
lii do zony ty]ko przypad-
kowo. Stanowa komisya ula..
skawien wziawszy to Wszyst-
ko pod uwsge takze fakt,
re Kornet pokutowal jul
lat sze6t, przychylila sic dc
petycjji Grupy 1szej j daro-
wala KornetoWi reszte kary,
DETROIT, Mich. Smut.
ny wypadek miaa miejsce. v
lsrode d. 4 naaia v Se1nina.
ryum Polsklem Orchard
Lake. DW6ch 1,eznii 2 5 kla,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

FILADELFIA, Pa. W pia-
tex po poludniu na stttku
stojacym ia kotwicy ma De-
laware Ave, zosti.l zasyp any
weglem Jozef Maliski, IL
c,acy lat 80, zamieszkaty
pod nr. 1881 Salmon I'd.
Maliski byl zajety przy la
dowaniu miekki,g J, negla j
te korytem spadaly~ na
okret. Me wiadomn W jaki
sposob zostaf porwauyi :zu-
cony do zbiornika. Po kjiku
minutach wsp6lpracoWnicy
sauwazywszy znikniecie jego,
odraz,l odgadli co moglo zaj5c
rzucili sic na okIet, roz-
Wal1li killsa ton wegla j Wv
dostali Maliskiego ma po-
wierzchnie:: Jeszcze nieszcze-
|6liwy dawsl znakii zyciia. Ia
wiiadc dcmiono poljcye, q ia "a,
brala " pstro olce zgnie One
|go j odwiozla 90 Episcopal.
szpitala. Przywieziony u
Maliski jul ME zyl W,'dro-
ldze umarl, Cialo zmarlego
i iiodeslano do domu, gdzie e
.. ..zYcia mieszkal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
A MSTERDAM N. Y,

AMSTERDAM N. Y, W
poniedzialek w..lczyl Zbysz-
ko W Amsterdamie, gdziie go
Polacy. poprzednio widzieli.
Wake stoczy} z Wiliamem
Berne, znanym tt1taj jako
MYSTERIOUS Waffle. Walka -
podlug opisn > Amsterdam
= byla zazarta i wspaniala, a
Berue potr4fil sic utrzyma6
ma nogaeh przez 81 minut
re Zbyszkiem. Pierwszy raz
powali} Zbyszko Bernego
chwytem "a kark przerzuce-
MEM przez glove. Drugi raz
W dziewieciu .iliuutach przy-
szpili1 szwaba do materacu,
ku wie]kiej uciesze rodak6 W
W Amsterda mie.
Zbyszko valley jeszcze ras
W Jersey t ity na ws;hodzie a
potern przybywa do Buffalo
azeby dokohczyc treno wanna
do Rolllera, czyli inn.nai
s1owy wypocznie trzy dni, q.
zeby slynne go doktorA att
lete powalic tym razem bez
kwestyi.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15
EDIT0RS0N BRINY DEEP.
-Four Days OF Water Travel for Pub
lishers-LuncheOns, Theatre
Parties and Receptions Given
Them.

With the largest first days attend
ance IN recent years, the Virginia Press
Association held its opening session at
Murphy's Hotel, Richmond, Tuesday.
The meeting lasted but few minutes.
Ii was deemed best, because of the heat
OF the day and the attractions ahead of
the visiting editors and their families.
20 DEFER all business matters to the deck
of the boats on which the members are
spending most of the week. A luncheon
and theatre party followed. Governor
Mann and Mayor Richardson were pres
ent when President Alfred b. Williams
oil Roanoke, called the meeting to order
IL was at once announced that the party
would adjourn to the Country Club
where they were given luncheon.
1t was evident from the spirit evinced
that they were anticipating one of the
pleasantest trips of their lives. Those
from the inland sections of the State
who are largely in the majority. have
but few opportunities to enioy the
delights of water travel, while the
greater number has never visited the
Eastern Shore, with its extensive fish
ing and shipping industries.
AT $50 Wednesday morning the AS
ISOLATION embarked on the steamer
Pocahontas for the trip down the James.
Norfolk was reached at O'Clock in the
evening. and the party proceeded to
Ocean View, where a clam bake and a
theatre party awaited them. The night
was spent at that resort on the bav.
Another boat was taken Thursday
for Yorktown. After spending the night
there, the party will proceed today
to Onancock and Targier Island. Six
teen automobiles have been provided at
The former point, on which the mem
hers will be shown the points of inter
est on the Eastern Shore.
Saturday the return trip to Norfolk
will be made, and the party will dis
band
BUSINESS sessions are being held on
boats, papers on professional TOPICS
read and discussed, officers elected. and
the inner man and woman refreshed.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15
POLITICAL

Governor Mann will not consider the
appointment of a u. s Senator to sue
coed Senator Daniel for several weeks.
1t is generally understood that ex-Goy.
Swanson will be named.
Hon. w. A. Jones has been appointed
by the Committee on Insular Affairs a
member of committee of five to visit
the Philippines this summer to make
some important Investigations.
In the election of our next general as
sembiy there will be great deal of in
terest. There will be two u. S. Sena-
tors elected by that body. Mr.. Martin
Will of course stand to succeed himself.
and whatsoever Gov. Mann appoints will
no doubt make the race for the long
term, made vacant by the death of
Senator Daniel. Under these circum-
stances it is very evident that Virginia
will be hot bed of politics at that time.
-Staunton Spectator.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15
IN YOUR TOWN.

Last week the CITIZEN renpo.
duced from Il contemporary an
article on civic pride in town and
village Improvement. Nothing.
helps more than illustration in
proving what damage NAV be
done by neglect of appearances
IN the keepingup ofroads, streets
and front yards. There is "a small
town i'll Eastern Virginia which
is n model i'll its way, with hand
some cottages, beautiful lawns.
shady streets and well kent
homes. Few who have seen if
but said, "What u beautiful vii
lage, and how cosy and delight
fui are the surroundings" This
town has a Village Improvement
Society, one that has "a large
and all are Jealous
and proud of the place. The peo-
pie are above the average in in
telligence and prosperity. A gen
tleman summering there had a
friend who was contemplating
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15

purchasing Il summer home in
Virginia, and he WAS solicited bv
his friend tocome to--and see
the place. lit * Just the town
you are looking for. The rail
way station was three quarters OF
a mile from the town-an electric
line. with ears every half an hour.
Between the station and town law
II bit OF road, only u few hundred
yards long, but OF unreasonable
depth as to mud. The prospec-
tive purchaser got Off the ear.
helped his wife off, took Il look at
n wagon struggling through the
mud towards the village. One
look and only one. He turned
to the conductor: "When does
this car return to Washington?''
In five minutes. "Get aboard.
wife, | don't care to see ANYTHING
more OF this place. ANY town
that has such IA street as this is
no place for us to live. And he
turned his back finally and for
all time on one OF the prettiest
towns i'll the State, all because
the people. while tasteful aud
esthetic SO far us their homes
were concerned, had failed to
mend a hundred yards or So of
roadway. :
Make a pretty town of yours:
that Is. ii you want settlers. 4
man landing at the wharf herr,
and seeing the pretty green slope
OF the hotel, the stretch of water
In front-there is none more fas-
cnatlng in Eastern Virginia
would be attracted. but let him
walk to the churches. and he
would shake his head over the
commonplace street. without
shade. and dusty, ard Judge the
residents by. not their finest. but
their most shabby BELONGINGS
1t Is so, and will be. Mend vonr
ways; citizens, get together and
spend effort, money and time II
VIII pay to beautify our town If
can he made one of the prettiest
1t should be.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15
WITH THE PRESS

The Petersburg Index-Appeal
celebrated its fifty-sixth birth
DAY July fourth. The bows are
running Jokes on Barhnln the
ltoanoke Times protesting TO be-
lieye that the said Barham WAS
Obliged to be excused from sery-
Ing in the Mexican war ON ac-
count OF having to STAY home
and run the paper. We can saw
NO better thing than to uuote
the Danville Register when it saws
OF the ludex-Appeal. Its opin-
ions are always forceful aud per.
suaslve Ill expression. and tbe
|ludgment of its editor is il, ON.
OPINION unusually good on all
puDllc questions. Mr.. Barhaln
adds to rare conciseness and facil-
lty OF expression the bower of
getting at the gist of a question
ana OF making ii clear exposition
Oh 1t. 1t is this power which has
given influence to his expressions
and caused them to be read will
interest and widely commended
=, No other daily paper i'm
the state perhaps is SO slammed
with theindividualitv Gifts owner
and editor" ~
Mr.. W. NJ. Minter enters nm
the third year of his service ms
editor and manager of The
journal, at Mathews. Va. with
the best wishes of all who read
Its columns. He has made a slic-
cess oil 1t, and that, in this day
OF crowded newspaper enterprise.
Is a great deal, for it is no easy
TASK to manage u country news
paper. albeit some seem to think
That anybody can edit a weekly
The big dailies crowd in every
where, and are read by almost
every one, and county weekly |
mas TO be sprightly to keep going.
Inc Matthews Journal has been
ana Is going, and will continue. |
OF IL Is deserving, and to use n
Irlte. expression, supplies IA long
eit want. The CITIzEN wishes
or1t, what it will assuredly have. |
many more years of prosperity
ihuef It's present management. |
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Clerks Office of the Circnit Co,rt
OF the County of Lancaster. on the Lat
day of July, 1910.
William l.. Messick, Plaintiff
against
l.. M: Irving and Orah H.
Bussells, adults and non-resi-
cents. Mary j. Irving and
Adelaide L. Messick, residents.
Defendants
In Chancery and on attachment
The object of this suit is TO have an
attachment against the estate of /. M
irving to secure and enforce the nav
Inent OF claim due to said William
MeSsick by certain note for one tbons-
ana ana dollars Isl 200. 00) dated June DIST
i9O?. and payable twelve months after
us nate And an affidavit having been
inadt ana filed that the defendants 7,
M. irving and Orah II. Bussells are NOT
RESIDENT OF the State of Virginia n 10
ordered that they do appear here within
htteen days after due publication hereof
anu 20 what may he necessary to pro-
!eec tnelr interest in this suit. And il
Is iurtner ordered that a copy hereof
oe puDhShed once a week for four weeks
IN the VIRGINIA CITIZEN, a newsnanar
published in the County of Lancaster
ana tnat copy be posted at the front
uoor OF the courthouse of this countv
on the 4th day of july, 1910. that be;ng
the next succeeding rule day after This
order was entered. '''''
A copy Teste:
L - N WIN. Chiffon, Clerk.
Il. ". NEWBlLL, D. q.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15
NEW MOTOR BOAT LAW.

Congress has passed new law gov
erning motor boats, which went into eff
feet July 9th, 1910. and any boat not
equipped according to this law is liable
to fine of one hundred dollars, and it is
thelrintention, say officials. 10 enforce
the law to the letter.
Motor boats are divided into three
classes. Class One, all boats under 26
feet in length; Class Two, all boats be-
tween 20 feet and 40 feet long; Glass
Three, all boats between DO and SO feet
long. Every motor boat from sunset
to sunrise must carry the following
lights, and during such times no other
light which may be mistaken for those
prescribed shall be exhibited:
Every motor boat of Class One shall
carry white light aft to show all
around the horizon; a combined lantern
IN the forepart and lower than the white
light showing green to starboard and
red to port. Motor boats of Glass
Two and Glass Three shall carry
bright white lights in forepart as near
The stem as possible, so fixed as to be
seen 10 points on each bow; white
light aft to show all around the horizon:
side lights to be regulation lanterns for
each side, the glass or lens for all
lights for Glasses Two and Three shall
be fresnel or fluted glass. The lights
shall be fitted with inboard screen
boards of sufficient height and so set as
To prevent being seen across the bow.
and shall not be less than eighteen
inches long on Class Two and twenty
four inches long on Class Three. Ev-
cry boat shall be provided with a whis-
tie. or other sound producing devices.
Every boat of Class Two and Glass
Three shall carry an efficient fog horn
and bell. bell to be eight inches across
he mouth. All boats carrying passen-
gers for hire shall have one life pre-
server for each passenger carried. All
'oats carrying passengers for hire shall
'nly be operated by licensed operators.
examination shall be required to OBJ
ain this license, and any such license
hall be revoked or suspended for mis-
onduct, gross negligence, reckless nav
cation. intemperance or violation of
aw, and if revoked such person holding
uch license shall be incapable of OBJ
aiming another such license for one
ear. No specified size or style of ,
thistle or bell is prescribed for Glass
me, providing they are available for
Sc.
All boats of five net tons engaged in
irrying freight or passengers for hire :
lust be licensed at the Custom House.
nd all licensed boats shall have name 7
alnted on bow and stern. Side lights >
'r Class One can be any size; Glass .
wo, the lens-or glass for it's light shall
not less than four inches square.
lass Three, the glass for its light shall =
not less than five inches square. :,
L: Is recommended that bag of four =
'rds square be handy to put out fire.
A fine of one hundred dollars NAV be
'posed for violation of any of these \
quirements and the boat is liable for
e fine, which EN- lie collected through l.
e u. S. District Courts.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15
FISH AND OYSTEP NOTES.

Menhaden have been showing up well
IN the Chesapeake bay the past two
weeks and several of the fishermen
made big catches last week.
A campaign of publicity for the oys-
ter has been decided upon by the direc-
tors of the Oyster Gro Wers and Dealers
Association of North America. Such
action will not have the official endorse
ment of the organization and will be
carried on by committee of individual
oystermen. 1t was stated by represen-
tatives of an advertising agency that
the work can be effectively done for
something like $l50,0OO for the first
year. The idea has been to raise the
money through per gallon shipment
tax on oysters. -Crisfield Times.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15
M'R0.AMER:CAN NOTES.

Prof. Booker T. Washington has re-
Gently written Rev. ID. II. Chamber
layne that he will come to Kilmarnock.
but on account of SO many engagements
he cannot now name definite date.
Due notice will be given in the VIR-
GINA CITIZEN.
The New st. Johns Baptist Sunday
School will have its picnic next Wednes-
day. Friends are invited. T
Teagle Gator has been granted pen
sion by the Federal government for
services in the Civil War, dating from
February 9th last.
Among the sick are: Mrs. ]. Waddv.
near IrviDgton, Miss Elcie Edmonds and
Mrs. j. A. Green. of Churchfield.
Mrs. Sallie Taylor died at her home
near White Stone Wednesday of last
week after an illness of two months.
She was "a years of age and member
of Calvary Baptist church. Interment
Friday at Old st. John cemetery. the
services being conducted by the orders
OF True Reformers and St. Luke in
which she held membership.
Miss Hattie Wood, of White Stone
died last week after a lingering illness
and her remains were laid to rest in
Mt. Vernon cemetery Saturday.
Mrs. Rosa Montague and son, of
Avalon, are spending this week with
the formers brother, Geo. VERIFY. near
Irvington
Mrs. Maria Day and little daug liter,
OF Heathsyille, are on visit to the
formers sister, Mrs. Chas. Fisher. and
friends near Irvington.
Miss Pauline Parker, of Burgess Store.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Wood
and other relatives near Tombs.
Children's Day exercises at Calvary
school last Sunday were success in
every way. The program was well
rendered and collection amounted S29.
t@ r. II. III.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15
IIOTi

Wei, it's the right time of wear
ior III, friends. Just the sort for
cofn-it's growing night and day
now, and the water creeping.
through the melon-vine is turn
ing TO su2ary juice aud succuIent
dellghtfulness now. Cantaloupes
are rejoicing i'll the heat and all
Things shouting, for the good
eatln is right at the door. Take
III cool, boys, especially take the
melons cool-put 'em on ice for
half a day and then take half of
d Dig one, SIT in the shade, get IA
NICE girl to keep you company
ana use a tablespoon. That's
Joy and gladness.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15

The ten dollar hog has come
10 stay (, Is a quotation i'm Cur
tentnews items. We've seen them
about-two legged fellows. orunt-
ing and squealing. Too law
TO rootfor himself, this hog wants
to grab what you and ali of ms
nave rooted for. As rule he
ism t worth Fifty cents, but makes
a lot of fuss all the same A hoo
TOO lazy to root is-but we reserve
our opinion. W
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-15

III Is never over 80 degrees in
Porto Rico, but that's too far
on Tor poor people. 1t was hot
likewise in Washington u dav or
SO a9e-1O5 TO los. Middletown
n. l., had it 104, Richmond the
same, and down here in delioht-
1ul lryington, on the banks of
Inc historic Carriers Creek. the
Dest the thermometer could do
was 93. OH but it's u blessed
country, the creek and river full
OF line, fat fish, waiting to be
caught, cool bathing, a brisk
breeze every night and good com.
pany from here and there. seekino
the most restful spot in Virginia.
II you don't believe it, come and
Try 1t, and go away convinced