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Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
BRIBERY CASES IN COURT.

Former Sheriff, w. F. Hartnett, and
D. w. DOdd. Of Dover, were placed on
trial at Dover on Tuesday, on the
charge Of promising money to J W.
Husbands for his vote last fall. Carl
Pleassnton, q boy. swore that he over
heard a conversation between Dodd
and Husbands in which DOdd had Of
fered the latter money. PlesssntOn
later denied that the affadavit ma Q to
the foregoing statement was true. The
case was continued until Wednesday
afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
MILITIA WILL CAMP At STATE RANGE.

b<After having held a conference with
Governor Pennewill, Adiutant General
I P. Wickersham last week decided that
the First Infantry Organized Militia
OF Delaware would camp at the State
Rife Range at New Castle the week
beginning July 22nd. For time there
was talk Of holding the encampment
in Kent County, it never having been
held there. All indications point to a
very successful encamp pment this year.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
LAUNCHING At ABBOTTS SHIPYARD.

Last Wednesday morning between
the hours OF eight and nine. q very
pretty launching was held at AbbOtt's
Shipyad. The boat lie 8 steam boat
which will be used exclusive y for deep
water fishing. She is 14O feet in length
IL feet hole, and 81 feet beam, aud is
being built for the q. McNeal, Edwards
Company, Of ReedsviIIe, Virginia. A
small daughter Of one Of the owners
chrlstened the boat.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
The KINGS DAUGHTERS MUSICAL.

What the critics all over the world
think Of our pianist for next Tuesday
evening:
"Deyo's pisnoforte playing is simply
suberb, ,"-Diamond Fields Advertiser
(KimOerley. S. A.
milo DeyO played long program
Of classical works that in inferior hands
would have caused WEAKNESS. but the
magnetism OF the player and his mar
velous execution grew upon the audi
ence and enc0res we're demanded to
the very last. New Haven Leader.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
DUPONT SURVEYORS IN MILFORD.

, A corps Of surveyors and the en-
gineer in charge stopped at the Windsor
Hotel on Tuesday evening last, and on
Wednesday started to survey q new
route from Milford to points in Sussex
County. So much evidence on the
part Of land owners on the Houston
route to grasp and gOuge to secure for
land worth less than twenty dollars
per acre that it was thought best to
try for q new route.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
MILO DEYO- MUSICIAN.

"As Gibralter to Vesuvius, go is the
dignified mastery Of Milo Deyo to the
spectacular virtuosity Of other promi-
nent cOntem pOrary piauists. "- "-Raoul Du
Juox, Musical Comment for Sept. 1909
Remember, Prof. DeyO is to give y re
cital for the benefit OF the charitable
society, The Circle OF Kings Daug hters,
May 18th at s p. m, 10 the New Cen.
tury Club Room. Tickets. 35 cents each,
for sale by members Of the Circle, and
also al Evans Store. All are urged to
cnmp.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
SELLING MANY MACHINES.

Robinson & Webb, proprietOrs Of the
Milford Garage and Repair Company,
have sold several new Overland Cars
this spring Last week fine fore door
auto was sold to Captain Derrickson,
and one Of the same model was bought
by Charles NJ. Hammond. Since TAX
ing the agency for these cars, MessTs.
Robinson and Webb have been very
successful in the sale Of them.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
LAYING new SIDEWALK.

Edward Atkins is having a new con.
crete sidewalk laid in front Of his black
smith shop on Rail Road Avenue which
extends to the bridge. This is an i'm
provement which has long been needed
and if the property OwneIs on Church
Street between Front and Second Steets
would get in line for Improvements a
fine pavement from Second Street to
the railroad station would be the re-
suits.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
SHAD SEASON CLOSES MAY 18TH.

The last legislature made law which
stops the catching Of chad in the Mis-.
pilllon River at May 10Th, OF each
year. This will give the shsd an op
portunity to spawn and Testock the
stream. A heavy penalty is made for
breaking the law, and the Fish Com.
issioneF, Mr.. John CarrOw, is watching
the fishermen closely, and will enforce
the laws.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
ANOTHER LARGE fire
IN milton This week

A serious blow was struck to the
town Of Milton In Sussex COHnty on
Wednesday last. when a fire started
about three o'clock p. M, 10 the stables
OF G E Virden, and from there spread
until the main business creating enter.
prises OF Milton we're entirely destroyed
together with the stock OF goods and
materials in stock. IL seems that the
tire started in the stable where men
were engaged In slowing away hay
during the afternoon, and because Mil.
ton has no means to fight fire other
than q small hand pump and q little
line OF hose which in case Of real con.
fiagration, is absolutely useless, as was
proven in this instance, it was only the
fortunate conditions which again pre-
vented the total destruction OF the
town.
The three story concrete building OF
s. J. Wilson was one element in the
cOnfining Of the flames to the factories
and mills along the wharves for had
it burned there would have been no
other obstacle to the spread of the fire.
From the stables where it started the
fire spread to the graneries owned by
the Ponder Estate, and in tenure OF
Charles COnnOr, who had large stock
Of phosphate fall prey to the flames;
next came the lumber yard Of Q. E.
Virden aud the flames from this source
caused conformation, as they Tapped
the old wooden buildings which we're
left from the big fire of three years ago,
but by heroic effort Of the bucket bri
gAde and the hanging Of wet blankets
over the ends of the wooden buildings
they we're saved from burning.
The heavy loss to the community
and the stock holders OF the company.
was the destruction OF the Royal Flour
ing Mills, the Royal Canning Factor.
les with eight thousand dollars worth
Of canned goods ready to be shipped,
and which had just been sold to city
parties. This conf pAny had contracted
for large acreage OF peas aud toma.
toes, and the canuery Of Harry Draper
has kindly offered to take the pea con-
tracts over. which will be q great saw
ing to all concerned.
Several other small buildings were
consumed, and at one time several prop
critics IN North Milton were on fire, but
the citizens saved them.
The Royal Packing Company sup.
piled electric light aud power to q part
of Milton, and this fire put many stores
aud homes out OF business so far as
light went uutIl they could be switched
over to the other lines
The less to 5. J. Wilson will be over
$1,000 by fire aud water, aud the loss to
the owners OF the destroyed buildings
Will Approximate $4,000; while tine loss
to the various owners Of lumber, phOs-
phate, canned goo Is, machinery, ETC.,
in the mill aud cannery, Will run close
to S25,OOO
A. 5 O'CLOCK the fire was under con-
troll OF the people, aud 1T dark OAly
ruins remained.
During the fire while attempting to
throw water against the gable OF the
Hall Building, Mr. COnwell fell out OF
q window and nearly severed an ear
by falling upon q pile OF scrap lumber.
No other casualties were reported Lit.
tie or no merchandise was destroyed.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
BASE BALL NEWS.

Glendale and Lincoln played the
fifth game Of the season on the Lincoln
grounds last Saturday afternoon. The
main features Of the game was the ex-
cellent work OF Bruner and Risler the
Lincoln battery, the batting of the Lin
coin team, who made twenty-five hits,
and the good umpiring Of Still Of Mil.
ford and DR.. Sonson OF Glendale. The
score by inning fOllows;
r. h e.
EIIendale1 100000 o. l 10 10
Lincoln 8 8 O2S 8 6 0 x-25 Is 4
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.

An illustrated lecture will be given
at the NJ. P. Tabernacle next Wednes
day evening May Il, at 780 o'clock.
Subject "In His Steps," several of
the hymns will be illustrated, and Rev.
g. E. Mccullough, the lecturer will talk
on all Of them. Admission Is and IS
cents.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
LOST Zine STOCK.

Harry NJ Deputy, young farmer
living south Of town, has had the mis-
fortune to lose two valuable animals
lately. A few weeks ago a fiue brood
mare died, and last week he found one
Of his best mules dead in its stall with
its neck broken. Mr.. Deputy's loss is
about $3.50.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
OBITUARY.
JACKSON

Henson G Jackson son OF Frank A.
Jackson OF Milford Delaware, died in
Philadelphia Pa, Sunday. May,
His remains was brought to Milford
on Tuesday evening, tnterment in the
Slaughter Neck Cemetery, Wednesday
Nav. 10 1911.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12

IN mlilOlu NeCh auuul ~ year. aEof
and has made her home in that sec
ton most Of her life. A husband and
two chill tren survive her Interment
was made at Barrats's Chapel Thurs
day afternoon
KNOTS.
David H. Knots, OF FELTON,, died at
the Methodist Hospital In Philadel phia
on April 25th, after having undergone
q serious operation. News Of his death
came as q complete shock to bis family
and many friends. who thought that
the operation had neen successful in
every way. Mr. Knots was we'll known
and highly respected IN the lower part
Of Kent County he being at Que time
q Coroner Of Kent County. Funeral
services we're held at his late home on
April 29th. Rev. L. A Bennett and
Rev. Stevens officiating Tnterment
was made at Barrstt's Chapel.
HANDY
George W. Handy, for many years
one Of Miliord's leading merchants,
being in the harness business, died at
his home on North Walnut Street last
Monday at noon. Mr.. Handy was
born in Baltimore Maryland August
18th, 1865 and lived there q few years,
coming to Milford later and opening
business at which he made q euccess
He was an active member Of the NJ.
E. Church for which he worked very
hard. A widow, two daughters Misses
Bertha, and Estella, aud two cons,
Victor and Wallace survive him. Fam
eral services we're held at his late home
on Wednesday, Rev II. W. Quigg Off
ciating, aud interment was made at
Odd Fellows Cemetery, by Isaac H.
White funeral director.
BLACK
At her home, 1884 Third Avenue,
New York City, Mrs. Marion Black
passed peacefully away after an illness
Of four weeks, aged "A years, surrounded
by her four surviving ehildTen-Mrs.
J. J. Handy, formerly Of Milford, Mrs.
B. Osborn and Mrs J Fernee, OF New
York City, and Mrs. M. James, Of Scot
land. She lie also survived by four
grandsoHs and one granddaughter, who |
s now the wife Of Wallace s Handy, |
of Los Angeles, California, formerly Of
Milford. Mrs. Black was conscious
until a few minutes Of the end and
passed into q gentle sleep. Funeral
services were held at the Church Of the
Beloved Disciple on Thursday the lSh.
was made in st. Michael
Cemetery, Long Island, in the same
yrave with her grandson, Freddie Os
BORN, by her request.
Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
SHORT

Caroline Rachael Short, wife Of Chas
w. Short, died at their home in Mil.
ford Neck last Monday evening after
a short sickness. Mrs Short was born
in Milford Neck about 40 Year, ago,
and has made her home in that sec
ton most OF her life. A husband and
two chill tren survive her Interment
was made at Barrats's Chapel Thurs
day afternoon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

BUFFALO, N. Y. - KS.
DIR, Aleksander Pitass, otrzy.
NAL pisemna nominacye cd
ks. biskupa Coltona, aby u
da} sic do Niagara Falls j OBJ
,jal tamtejsza polska paraf'e,
[gdlie do niedawna by} pro-
boszczem ks. NJ. Dymihski.
Posluszny woli biskupa u.
dal sic ks, Dr. Aleksanaer
do NiagaEy i obiai jsi jsaiko pro-
boszcz zarzad mad tamtejsza
paraiia polska. KS. Dymih-
ski zrezYgnowal z tego pro-.
bostwa.
Ksied u doktorowi towa-
r1ysxy ogtlna milosc j sza-
cunek, iaki sobie zyskal "
ekolach swych konfrar6w, q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

NEW YORK, N. Y. Nasz
s}awnY polski ezampion
Zbyszko pokaza}, ze nietylko
Jest niezwyciexonym, ale po-
kazs} wszystkim co moze u
czynie. W poniedzialek boz
wiem d:,ia % maja odbyi
podw6jne zapasy dwoma
si}am,, kt6rzy mieli preten-
sye pokonac Zbyszka chwa-
ILL sic, ze i'm to przyjdzie z
}atwoscia. Pierwsza walka
odbyla sic z Paulem Samso~
nem W Nicholas Pink hall.
Nasz Zbyszko spieszy{ sic
bardzo, a vice ME bawi} sic
= Samsonem, lecz " pierw-
szych zapasach przybn go
do u1aty W ciagu 80 minut,
" drugiej walce porwal 60
pod ramona, przerzuci} So
bic przez glove prsyba 60
do maty W ciagu 8 minut.
Przekona} sic Samson kosz'
tenn $500, kt6re przegra}, 10
Zbyszko ME dlaniego jest
przeciwnikiem. Nastepnie
Zbyszkc mia} powt6rnie zspa-
sy v hall czeskiego Sokolai
Paula Sch1njtha i " kr6tkim
czasie 90 pokonal. Widocz-
ME Niemcy ME maja szcze6-
cia do naszego Zbyszka j jak
jego imiennik bill krzyzak6w
tax ten W pojedy6czej walce
bije zapasnik6w.
Po]scv Sokoli owacyjnie
zegnali Zbyszka, kt6ry wy
.jezdzal do Europy i ofiarowa-
Ii, mu zloty medal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

jaka babu]efka do skwajera
i nuze skarzyc, DO sic jejmo-
Sci ma ,,hunorze" ujeno, a
przeciez ona we ,,frykon-
trsch" to potrafi ,,kuzdego
sfiksowac". - Wiele razyjuz
pisali6my ma ten temat i
szczerze radzili6my, ably lu-
dziska ME pakowali picnic.
dzy W skwajerowskie ofisy
i ME p]amili imienia pol.
skiego. Ale z1o trwa dalej.
Toe niejeden lub jedna skar-
zy sic ma biede, chlop jej bo-
robi jake diva lub try dni
ma tydzje6 dzieci boso cbo-
dza, W potarganych port
kach, do ko6cio}a to ME poi
die DO powiads, ze ME ma
cent6w ma kolekte - ale u
skwajera zap}acic dziesie { lub
pietnascie dolar6w ma t.o go
pieniaaze, DO powiada ia ia
lub jego musze ,,sfikso y ac'.
Ano i tax sic nawzajem. ;, fix
suja' boo to juz utarte 70 u
skwajera wygrywa strona
ska' zaca, kt6ra nastep, lie
skarzy strone wvgrywaja "a
u drugiego i r6wniez wygry :
wa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

admira}a Badgera, dow6zcy
ameryka6skiej eskadry, tu
bawjacej i jej oficer6w. Ma
bankiecie byli obecni minis
trowie, dyplomaci i ca@y
sztab legacy ameryka6skiej.
Kr6l wyg]osi} toast, " kt6.
rym wiele wysokich komp|e-
ment6w wystosowa} pod ad-
resem floty ameryka6skiej
oraz pill "a cze6c prezydenta
Tafta. Program uroczystosci
z okazyi tel wizyty zosta}
nieco skr6cony 2 powodu
zgonu wuja kr6lewskiego
ksiacia Jana Du6skiego. Vie
czorem wczoraj wszystkie o.
krety ameryka6skie by}y
wspaniale iluminowane.
Kr6l Fryderyk zwiedzi} je
onegdaj wraz nastepca tro-
nu i ksieciem Jerzym Gree
kim. Wczoraj oko}o $4,000
.ludzi zwiedzilo amervka6~
skie okrety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

LIZBONA,s / czerwca. =
Rad republikahski zabral
sic en4rgicznie do t}umienia
nietylko objaw6w ale j poglo.
SEX o kontr-rewolucyi mo-
narchistycznej. Do p6lnoc'
nych prowincyi, gdzie mia}a
bye sietlziba wrogiej agitacyi
poslano kilka pulk6w wo]skss
wzd}u2 p6inocnego wybrzeza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

DUNKIRK N. Y. w pew
nym salun q zawieszcno kart
ke z napisem, re "a centa
Lincona zr. 1910 dadza Is
dolar6w. Gdy jeden z go6ci
przedstawi} takiego centa ia
dai wyp}acenia pietnastu do
lar6w, bartender mu Oswald.
cyl, ze musi przedstawic die
siecentowych, ably otrzymac
nagrode. Figiel ten TAX roz.
gniewa} gcscia, re bez cere-
monii chwycil bartendra "a
gardlo i sprawl mu porzad-
ne lanie. A przy bijatyce tel
poprzewracano kilka beczek
z trunkami, natrzaskano
szk|a, " og6le narobicno
sxkody ma 500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

JERSEY CITY, N. J. H.
Benderski, rzeznik, doni6s}
policyi drug ego ckregu, ze
dw6ch jakichs mezczyzn u
si}owalo W poniedz.slek VIE
czcrem zrabowsc mu sklep, a
nas,epnie zabic go nozem
rzeznickim, kiedy ich chcia}
70 sklepu wyrzucic. Wrd}ug
doniesienla wesz}o do sklepu
okolo god7iny II W nocy
dw6ch ludzi i zazqdali wyds-
MIA i'm pieniedzy. Kiedy za6
Benderski ME chciai tego u
czynic, jeden, mich chwyci}
"a lezacy ma stole n6z i byIby
go MIN przebi', gdyby mu sic
wczesniej ME bylo udalo u,
lac W rece toporka do raba.
MIA miesa, ma kt6rego widok
napastnicy zbiegli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

LIZBONA, l czerwca.
Pog1oski przepowied nie Q
rewolucyjnym wybuchu pla.
nowanym ma dzieh wybo'
row wczorajszy ME
|>sprawdzily sic; przebieg dnia
byl W ca}ym kraiu spokoj
my. w 80 okregach zg|oszo,
no kandydat6w republican,
skich, niezawis}ych republic
|kan6w socyalist6w; W po'
zostalych 81. .okregach =
wszystkich jest 81 - tyl
ko regplarni republikanit
mieli kandydat6w,; monar'
chi5ci andydat6w 'tnie zg}o
sill, nig wierzac " uczciw'
wybor6w przeprowadzenie
Rad nader energiczne "a
rzadzil srodki ostr6znosci
bv utrzymac spok6j i por2a
dek i udalo mu sic to zu
pelnie. Udzial ludnosoi '
|wyborach byl bardzo licz
my.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01
z NIW .ROI ISKlCHE
w AnERYCE

CHICAGO Ill. Niemilo
sietna j przypadkowa smierc
zabrale dwdch mlodych
ch'opc6w po1skich, rokuja.
cych piekne 1atzieje ola ro-
dzic6w. UtopifAsie. w czwar-
tex oko1o god|nsny 4 czwartej
po po|udniu przyszed}szy re
szkoly, udali sie mad rzeke W
poblizu BlacRhawku, dwaj
ch}opcy szkolIi, llie myslac
wcale 0 tenn, ze juz ME wr6-
ca zywi domu. Zacza} sic to-
pic siedmioletni Czesiaw Su-
walski. Pochwyci1 go kurcz
w wodzie j ch]opak sta} sic
bezsilnym. Widzac tonacego
rzucll sic ma ratunek o CITE
ry lata cd niego starszy Ka-
zimierz Staszkiewicz. ale "a
miast go wyratowac, sam sic
zanurzyl i.tak obaj znalezli
smierc W nurtach rzeki.
Straszny wypadek "a
szedl wczoraj ia North ave.
w domu pp. Kusnierz6w pa
nuje smutek, 10 jeden chic
.piec axostal zabity, a drugi.
ciezkie rany ddni6sf. Sylwe-.
ster Kusnierz, l0-ietni ch1o-
piec, po szkole uczepi1 sic
wraz z stars7ym bratem wozu
browarni West. Side Brewe.
ry". Tramwaj ma linii North
ave. zderzyf sic wozem i
beczka przygniotia ch}opc6w:
Sylvester niebawem potem
skonal, DO mia1 czaszke zmiaz :.
dzona, a jego brat ma praw-
dopodobnie czaszke peknieta
prawa reke i praw9 II, &c z}a:
mana.
Rodz;ce mies>kaja pnr.
1917 N. Marshf,tld ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

GRAND. RAPIDS, Mich.
Podc7as bury we wtorek
.piorun uderzyf II ko6ci6i
sw. Alfonso przy E. Leonard
.ulicy, lecx ME wyrzadzi}
wielkiej szkody. Dzieci v
pobliskiej szkole przestraszy-
" sic ogromnie j " panice
wYbiegly ma ulice. Jedna 2
.si6str omdla}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

PARYZ. 1 czerwca. Wc7o-
raj odby} sic tn niezwykle
wspaniaty pogrzeb ministra
woj.nyy, gen erteaux, zabi-:
tego pred niewielu dniami
przez aeroplan/|na polu Iss]
les Mou)ineaux pod Paryzem.
Pogrzeb ten sta} sic prawdzi-
vie narodowa demonstracya:
zebra}a sic na MIN Gala adn1i-
.nistracya kraju, armie i floty
reprezentowane by}y rzady
obce przez pos}6w l .a1nbasa~
dor6w, milionowy tlum iowa
rzyszy} zw1okom ia miejsce
ich spoczynku; szko}y by}y
zamkniete, urzedy r6wniez
ulice miasta udekorowano
za}obnie. Ca}y szereg NOV
za}obnych s}awi} zaslugi
zmar}ego.
'leke wojny po genera
le Berteaux obja} gen. Col
ran.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01
T.ONDYN, / czerwca.

I.ONDYN, 1 czerwca. -
Pierwszy lord admiralicyi
Nc Kenna przyzna} publicz-
ME, ze ma rewii flot z Okla
zyi koronacyi kr6la Jerzego
urzadzonej, ameryka6ski O.
bret delaware" bedzie maj
wiekszym 20 wszystkich u.
czestniczacych. v'iekszym
on jest cd angielskiego ko)o.
sa ,,Neptune".
- Spis ludnosci W Irlan'
dyi wykazuje 4,381, ,85i dusi
znaczy to, ze ludnosc sic
zmniejsza ma ,,zielonej wys'
pie". gdyz pred 10 laty by
lie jej o 76,824 wiecej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01
SHENANDOAH, Pa "

SHENANDOAH, Pa, w
roblizu New Philadelphia ma
Readinskiej kclei, we wlo1e
znaleziono zwloki J6zefa SIM
kiewicza, przejechanego przez
pociag osobowy. 6zef Sin !,
kiewicz, bedac W Cumbol'a,
sp6znil sic ia ka'e, a cbcac
dostac sic do domu pndqa, !
pieszo linia kelejowq, gdzie
so spotka}a 6mierG.
Marya Paszkiewica, prze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01
NOWINY
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MEXYK, miasto, ] czerw-
ca. Porfirio Diaz cd lat 80
do wczoraj prezydent
Mexyku, cz}owiek niezaprze~
czonych i wielkich zas}ug,
niegdy6 kochany i czczony
przez ca}y kraj, uszedl wczo-
raj miasta i kraju, uszed}
noca, cichaczem = pred ME.
nawi6cia wsp6}obywateli :.
Okoio 2ej W nocy Diaz od-
jechal z rodzina 90 Vera
Cruz; tylko garstka wiernych
przyjaci6} odprowadzi]a go;
z Vera Cruz ma on udac sic
do Hiszpanii gdzie za,nierza
osiakc stale. Rewolucyonisci
chcieli przeszkodyic wyjazdo-
wi Diaza z kraju, W obawie'
o sksrb narodowy, dlatego
r6wniez W tajemnicy odbyt
sic 6w wyjazd. Czy prezy'
dent dotarl szczeSliwie do Vs.
ra Cruz - narazie niew wiado-
mo, linie bowiem telegraficz.
ne ME funkcyonuia, a kolej
W dalszej cze6ci linii zajeta
jest przez rewolucyonist6w.
Disz = palaesu1 u Hw = ego odjecha4
automobilem, po drodze ulic
pilnowala policya; widat:, ae.
wiedziono o odjezdzie. y Ma
kolei r6wniez przedsiewzieto
znaczne ostr6znsci: naprz6d
puszczono pociag rekognos-
kujacy, potem s2ed} pociag
exprezydenta, a "a tym po-
ciag trzeci q wojskiem ma wy
psdek przeszkody ze strony
rewolucyonist6w. W mie6cie
panuje spok6i.
- P6zniejsze viesci pry.
watne donosza, ze Diaz ro-
dzina i towarzystwem dotar}
szcze6liwie do Vara Cruz i
zaraz przeni6s} sic ma okret
,.Ypiranga" l'nii ,,Hamburg
America" kt6ry dis odjez'
dza do innego portu mexy-
ka6skiego, a W najblizsza
6rode jedzie do Europy. Pc.
dobno po dro3aze powstahcy
zatrzvmali pociag, ale puscili
20 dalei = bez- przeszkody.
Stan zdrowia Diaza lna bye
nieco lepszy.
Frapciszek de Ia Barra,
tymczasowy prezydent z}ozy]
przysie &c urzedowa; minis
trem wojny zosta} gen. Res
con. Uroczystc6ci zaprzysieze.
MIA towarzyszyli dyplomaci
pos}owie zagraniczni, pos}o-
vie parlamentu wiele wybit.
nych osobisto6ci. w kraju i v
mie5cie spok6i panuje; kup
cy pootwiera!i swe sk}ady
stolica swra CO do r5wnowagi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

/
grs}a process W sadzie powia.'
towym, jaki wytoczy}a Tow.
Matki Bosklej, zadajac | do
larowej sk}adki po zmarlym
swym mezu Paszkiewiczu. Ia
Rad Tow. zdo}a1 jednak udo-
wodnic, ze Marya Paszkie
wicz na dluzszy czas a pred
fmiercia meza wywedrowa1a Ia
W SWAT szukac innego zycia,
przeto ME naIezy sic lei mic
cd Towarzystwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01


PARYZ. 1 czerwca. Wczo-
raj otwarto tn wyscig awia'
tyczny ma przestrzeni Paryl
Turyn; ma placu wzlotu by]
.obecny minister wojny Col.
ran, nastepca gen. Berteaux,
zabitego przy otwarciu .Ryys.
,cigu Paryz Madryt- Wsp61za.
,wodniczy IL awiator6w; ma
.grody= naznaczone przez pis-
mo ,,Petit Parisien" wyno.
s2a 100000. Przestrze6 Pa
ryz Turyn 1--WE Wioszech)
wynosi przeszfo 1900 mil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

RZYM, l czerwca. Arcy-
biskupem Filadelfii zamiano
wany zosta} Najprzew. ks.
Biskup Prendergarst; spo~
dziewano sic zamianowania
ma to stanowisko Mons.
Kenndy'ego, rektora Ko1le
gium ameryka6skiego, stad
wyb6r Biskupa Prendergas-
sta jest og6lna niespodzian-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01
WIEDEN, 1 czerwca.

WIEDEN, 1 czerwca. -
Pog|oski o z}ym stanie zdro-
via cesarza Franciszka J6-
zefa powtarzaja sic uparcie
zdaje sic, So one uzasad-
nione; cesarz wcale ME zaj-
muje sic sprawami pa1stwa.
KOPENHAGA, ] czerwca.
Kr6) Fryderyk wyda} W pa
}acu swym bankiet ma cze6G
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01


PITTSTON, ia. Pija6stwo
nikomu ia dobre ME wyszlo
j ME wyjdzie, a sztuki jego
So nieraz bardzo smutne. w
zesz}a niedziele W domu ME.
jakiego 6. Klawanisa mia.
Ia miejsce krwawa b6jka.
Obecnie G. Klawanis znaj.
duje sic " szpitalu ranny, a
jego koledzy G. Gitkus Mi
chaf G}az siedza W kozie o.
czekuja wyroku sedziego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01
rozlokowano 5 okret6w wo-
jennych, granica hiszpa6ska

rozlokowano 5 okret6w wo'
jennych, granica hiszpa6sks
strzezona jest pilnie, by
stamtad ME przepuszczat
zywio}6w ME pozadanycb
Rad og}osi} oficya]ny komu'
n:kat, ze W kraju jest spo.
k6j i 10 zostanie on utrzyma.
ny. Wybory do parlamentu
maja sic odbyc W naiblizsza
niedziele; ma dzieh ten ma
tez bye planowany wybuch
owej kontr-rewolucYi. .. Po-
garsza sytuacye rzadu stano-
wisko kleru katolickiego,
kt6ry og}osi} protest pre-
ciwko nowym prawom, wy
uanYm prZez TZau pO edyKc1e
rozdzia}u Koscio}a cd pa6st-
wa. Kardyna} patryarcha
Lizbony, trzech arcybisku.
pow j biskup6w og}osili pis.
mo, W kt6rem ostro wyste.
l'uja. przecjw uroszczeniom
rzad6w przeSladowczych. o.;
czekuja, re i Papiez wystoz
suje " tel sprawie encyklike.
popierajaca to stanowisko du.
chowie1stwa portugalskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

SHENANDOAH, Pa. Ma
mia skarzenia sic straszliwie
sic zagniezdzi}a miedzy Pc.
.lakami. q byle co, jul lecl