davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14
DOlar----B6g.

DOprawdy dziwit sic trzeba, re amery-
kanie, niby to myLnawcy wolnosci, jak
tylko dojda do majatku, chciwie sic
ubiegaja o zaszczyty. Wyjezdzaja So
bic rok rocznie do Europy, gdzie p{a-
SEGA sic ma dworach mocarzy, a cork
swoje, uposazajac je pc ksiazecemu wy.
dsja "a zbankrutowanych ksiatat i hra-
blow.
w Europe i~stnieje despotyzm ba-
gnetow; a W Ameryce despotyzm dola-
ra. TAX Pierwszy jak i drugi potepi6
trzeba - ale z dwojga z}ego zwykle
muiejsze sic wybiera. Pred despoty-
zmsm bagnet6w jake tako uchroni6 sic
MONA - a dollar wcisnie sic wszedzie
nawet W rodziny nasze, szerzac ma
~kazdym kroku korupcye i rozdzia1.
Naturalnie szalehstwem by byio gar
dzic dolarem; ME oszczedzaG sobie fun
duszu ma czarna godzine - ME datyG
do PolePszenia bytu materyalnego dro-
ga uczciwa; ale ME trzeba bic pok{o-
now ACKNOWLEDGMENT pred Bogiem-
dolarem; ME trzeba nam poswieca6 ola
niego Przekonah swych, sumienia swe-
go, szlachetnych uczu6 i bliznich ma
szych. Zyjac wsr6d zmateryalizowane-
60 sPo3eczehstwa, cd ktorego wieje
straszna zaraza tenn gorliwiej stree
zmy naszych ideaiow polskich. Jak
ongi pierwsi chrzescianie woleli p6jsG
ma smierc, anizeli kianiaG sic bogom
faiszywym, tax i my pod zadnym pozo-
rem ME czcijmy mamony. B6g-dolar
ME jest alta i omega zycia ludzkiego,
chociaz on potezny, niby krol swiata.
Jest on otoczony klamstwem, zawiscia,
k{otniami zabojstwem. On wnosi roz-
dzial W rodziny, a miedzy narody woj-
ne. Wszedzie sieje nienawisc, rozpacz,
nedze i choroby. Bog-dolar jest nieu-
b4agany. Upodoba& on sobie W wasniach
i cierPieniach. Najemnik pred MIN
ujst ME mole; jesli ucieka W CORY to i
tam go doscignie; jesli morze przeply-
ME, to go ma brzegu, ma ktorym wyla-
dowal oczekuje.
Ziemia GAIA jest dis w~iezieniem do
Wybrahcow swych dollar
bog obdarza wszystkiem co Jest go
dnem zqdzy "a gasi W Mich wszelkie
zqdze. Zastawia ola mich stoiy re sma-
cznemi Potra wsmi a Pozbawia ich ape
tytu. l chociaz i'm wszelkie dale roz-
kosze cielesne -przytepia W Mich zmy
sly. Ola tego SWAT caiy przedstawia
i'm sic nudnym, meczacym j glupim.
Dollar jest bogiem, kt6ry kieruje lu-
dzmi sprawia zamieszanie W ich umy-
Ma d{ugo pred narodzeniem Chry-
stusa, poeta starozytny przePowiedziAl
panowanie d~olara-boga. Mowil on tax:
,,Dzis szczescie iaczy sic z nieszcze-
sciem, ale przyjdzie czas kiedy ME be-
die ami weziow rodzinnych, ami spra-
wiedliwosci, ami cnoty'. Czasy przepo-
wiedziane nadesziy. DIS ludzie zaja-
die pozeraja jedni drugich jak potwo-
ry morskie j dixie zwierzets lesne.
Bog-dolar kpi sobie z madrosci lu-
] bury pahStwa. Pod jarzmsn
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14
Zaschfe dusze.
No. 46.

w ostatnim numerze ,,Gazety
Katolickiej" ukazal sic artykul,
W kt6rym autor nazywa ,,Pobie-
lanemi grobami" wszystkich
tych, CO ME bija czolem pred
modem i poronionem dziecie-
ciem, nazwanem Liga polska.
Dziekl temu, re pc Dniu pol
skim a nastepnie Kosciuszkow-
skim wierzyG ME chcielismy, IL
zaschle dusze istnieja, nastapi3a
ola przeprowadzenia przedniej-
szych cel6w narodowych chwilo-
wa cisza. Lecz powell i stopnio.
wo wyzyskujac dobre checi Gu
DE, wyschle m~anekiny poczeiy
bezkarnie podnosit glove i roz-
lewae zgni}a rope W imie hase}
chwilowych ma uzdrawiajace sic
juz spo@eczehstwo.
Take artykuly, jak ,,Pobiela-
he groby" ~niszcza prace nasza,
prace juz kilkunasto- miesieczna,
prace prowadzona w imie hase}
szczerych a og6lno-polskich.
P~odkopuia mas kredyt i ~staraja
sic zwalic, zniszczyc i podeptaG
to, cosmy praca nasza z poswiece-
MEM spokoju osobistego i ma
razeniem sic ma rozmaite PREY
krosci i podejrzenia nawet re
strony zwolennik6w naszych -
zbudowali, i do czegosmy pomi-
mo to wszystko z haslem Ida
ojczyzny" - dazyli.
Autor ,,Pobielanych grob6w'
smie poprostu zarzucic nam ODE.
cnie, re STONY ma przeszkodzie
piracy og6lniejszej, re niszczymy
to og6lne dobro, kt6re wrzekoma
Liga starala sic przeprowadziG.
Zarzuca nam, zeSmy sprawe taxa
poswiecili i od}ozyli do ,,wyso-
kiego sejmu" W miejsce natych.
miastowego zajecia sic mia.
Tax ME jest - ME, zaschIe du.
sze! Doswiadczeniem kierowani,
nie chcac sic dac zlapac ma lepkie
si6wka, iub pisane frazesy, dali.
Smy Wan czas, oczekujqc czy
duchowienstwo polsko-amery-
ka6skie choc raz jedyny zdobe-
die sic ma jednolita akcye, czy
ksieza potrafa sic ably raz Ego
die re SODA, czy potraia praco.
wac W imie ojczyzny, kt6rej
dziecmi 50; czy W piersiach
ich zagra ia prawdziwa miloSc
ziemi rodzinnej, - re zapomna o
biznesie, o zawisciach j plotkach
parafalnych, o gonieniu "a dola.
rami, o graniu roll kacyk6w a
frykahskich W wolnym kraju, a
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14

zaschle duszes Ia sprytni jestes.
Gle byscie ME wiedzieli gdzie wi
ma fla ley, widzac re dzielo Wa
sze, wskutek Waszych bled6w i
win idzie ma marne, pragniecie
szumnym frazesem zas}onie sic
cd lekcewazenia i niewiary, kt6-
re VAN sic slusznie cd og6iu
naleza. Pragniecie zasIonic Wa
szych przew6dzc6w, ola kt6rych
nigdy ME macie siowa krytyki-
lecz tylko pokore i slepa uleglosc
manekin6w - i lzawy usmiech
bitego iponiewieranego niewol.
nika. q
Wezmy pod uwage chociaz O.
statni rok W history polsko-
amerykahskiej. My ,,Pobielane
groby" oczekujac skutk6w dzia.
}alnosci Waszej - ma chwile
ME zapomnielismy o dolozeniu
choe cegie}ki jednej pod ten
gmach przysz@ej wolnej ojczyzny
.naszej. Pomimo przeszkod i
trudnosci ma wewnatrz i ma zew-
natrz potraflismy ma eel og6lny,
ma obrone czynna W kraju powo-
lac pod sztandar tylu dzielnych
zwiazkowych, kt6rzy cd ust cd
bierajac W poole czo3a zapraco-
wany grosz posy}ali i posylaja
go ma rzecz og6lno-polska - do
Rapperswylu.
l mas szesc tysiecy rozrzu,
conych pc calej Ameryce dalismy
wiecej anizeli dziesiqtki tysiecy
bedacych pod Waszym wplywem
W jednem miescie!
My zwiazkowi ME bedac do
skonalymi, k}6cac sic nieraz i
walczqc miedzy SODA, nawet
przez Was nazwani ,,Pobiel ane.
mi grobami' many dusze polska
choc czasem zbyt goraca;gdy Wy
zaschle dusze obracacie sic w
b1ednym kole uleg}osci ola du.
chowie1stwa; uleg}oSci W obec
naszych stosunkow czesto szko.
dliwej ola sprawy polskiej.
Gdy my wprost przeciwnie,
ME chcqc wywolywaG walk Z
duchowienstwem, cierpiac pre-.
sladowania ME cofamy sic pred
poniesieniem nawet STRAIT mate.
ryalnych piszemy nieraz
wbrew zapatrywaniu probosz.
Cow, jesli sumienie nasze powia.
da nam, re sprawl tego wymaga.
WUiknijcie W siebie 49, zasta.
n6wcie sic czy ulegfosc Wasza,
be- wzgledu z jakich pobudek
materyalnych czy moralnych wy
chodzi ME przynosi uszczerb.
ku ] szkody sprawie polskiej3
Cry ME tamujecie rozwoju praw.
dziwej oswiaty, "a pomoca kt6rej
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14

poczna naklaniae lud swoj ma
kt6ry maja tax wielki wplyw do
prawdziwej i plodnej w nastep-
silva i tax nam potrzebnej w O.
bee grozy po}ozenia naszego pra-
cy patryotycznej?
Tax jest, dalismy VAN czas,
czekalismy cierpliwie rok caly,
oczekujac owocow Waszej piracy,
oczekujac choe ~pierwszych kie@-
k6w tego ~ziarna, o kt6rem m6wi-
liscie, re chcecie zasiac W ludzie
Waszym.
Czegosmy sic doczekali!
Rozpa,rujac Gala dz~ialalnosc
Wasza, biorac krytycznie stan O.
becny, tego dzieciecia przedwcze-
snie narodzonego i~sztucznie cho-
wanego W cieplarni Waszej, do
chodzimy do rezultatu, re praca
Wasza tax szumnie ~oglaszana, j
sztucznie wydymana, ME moze
bye uwazana "a ideal nawet i
partly klerykalnej.
Ola czego!
Pokazalo sic, re przodownicy
ludu, pod kt6rych rozkazami Wy
nam W imie wsp6lnych idea}6w
polskich isc kazecie, wprost
sprawy pojat ME mog4, Tub tez
VAN ME wierza, re sic zgodzic
miedzy SODA zupe3nie ME moga,
re ME tylko ME SO W stanie roz-
niecie zaru zapa}u wsr6d konfra-
tr6w swoich, ale sprawe te trak-
towali jeszcze mniej powaznie
jak my; z ~mniejsza wiarq, z
mniejszq checia; pokazujac re
jednej kolekty niedzielnej ME
chca i ME pragna poSwiecic ma
sprawy w~ychodzace Pc "a obreb
ich parafi i interes6w kosciel-
nych.
OF Was przewodnicy! - a
Wvl- zaschfe duszp'
Cry Wan sic zdaje, re wierzy-
my VAN! Czy VAN sic zdaje,
re "a pomoca artykul6w podo.
bnych do ,,Pobielanych grob6w"
potraficie odpowiedzialnosc "a
Wasz brak hartu duszy i szcze.
rych uczuc zrzuciC ma bark ma
SIZE! Czemuz prawdy ME m6wi.
Gle! Czemuz ,,Amicus populi''
ME zwr6cil sic 2 podobnym arty.
kulem do tych, kt6rzy SO mozni
i wpiywowi, kt6rzy jednem sio-
wen wypowiedzianem nawet
przez okna swych bogatych salo-
now, mogliby Lidze przysporzyc
W ciagu jednego roku dziesiqtki
tysiecy czionk6w!
| Wy chcecie, abysmy slepo
wierzyli Waszym giadkim slow
kom = Wy ludzie ME zdolni do
szlachetuych poryw6w Wy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14

Ia sama grupa oskarza mas o
popieranie skarbu W Rappers-
wylu. Ot6z W obec tego, re pra-
sa klerykalna ME propaguje idei
skarbu og6lno- - ma
poparcie sprawy naszej W kraju
- czy ME jest obowiazkiem or
ganu instytucyi patryotocznej,
postepowej, polskiej W Ameryce
zachecae rodak6w wszystkich -
ably popierali te wanna placowke
polska? he skarb narodowy ma
p~opieranie obrony czynnej W
kraju ME moze mice bytu le-
galnego w Ameryce wykaza-
lismy W poprzednich numerach.
Czego wiec chcecie cd has piano.
wies Jesli Zwiazek ma istnieG tyl.
ko ola biznesu i warcholstwa -
~powiedzcie to otwarcie; powiedz-
Gle re praca nasza to szopka
tylko. A my VAN odpowiemy,
ze jesli chcecie i nadal war
cholit to lepiej wystapcie re
Zwiazku, DO mu wstyd PREY.
nosicie.
Jesli zas chcecie, ably ,,Zwia-
EEK" pracowal rzeczywiscie Ola
biednej Polski - zeby stana} ma
stanowisku takiem, re i amery-
KAHN bedzie zmuszony uchylic
pred MIN kapelusz - to ME
macie racyi potepiac obecnego
kierunku ,,zgody''.
A jesli koterye beda mialy
Przewage, to MECH sobie wybio-
ra ma miejsce las p. Slisza Tub
p. Derdowskiego... My namietno,
SCION koteryi schlebiat ME be.
dziemy.
Ma szczescie jednak koterye
rozmaite ME beda trzesly sci.
mem - bo juz ME ma manda.
tow IN Manco. Zjadq ma sejm
rzeczywisci reprezentanci grup
wv. Mar. Pol. cd Atlantyku do
Pacyfku - cd Kanady do Rio
Grande. Tam tel rozstrzygnie
sic wszystko i many nadzieje,
ze wv. N. P. p6jdzie W imie del
og6lno-polskiej 49, j re warcho.
ly umilknqG muszq. Chodzi nam
o sprawe polska, a ME o powt6r-
ny nasz wybor.
Gdyby i sejm mial potepic
dzialalnosc nasza - to jeszcze
pojedziemy do domu z biogim
spokojem W duszy - bo bedzie.
my W calkowitej zgodzie z villas.
mem sumieniem.
Skladaicie oharv no pavuilon
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14

Skladajcie ofary ma pavilion
polsko-ameryka1ski we Two.
vie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-22
DEATH ON EVERY HAND.
YELLOW JACK SPREADING IN AND
NEAR RIO.
The RepubIica Attempts to Enter
Rio bay. But is Prevented by n
Heavy Fire From the Forts-Va-
rious Wars and Rumors of Wars,
Some Very Conflicting.

Rio de Janeiro, Feb. 21.-ICopyrighted
1894, by the Associated Press. 1.-The Ar
macao batteries, destroyed by the reb-
els during the battle of February 8
have been restored. The rebel force is
now said to have been reduced to SOC
men. and a number of these are more
or less severely wounded.
1t is not believed possible for the
rebels to undertake further operations
on land until the fleet is strongly rein
forced.
The rebel cruiser Aquidaban left the
bay at 4 o'clock this morning to join
the rebel warship Republica, having
on board, according to report, Admiral
N1ello The Aquidaban got under way
during the darkness and, at speed OF
eight knots, steamed through the chan
mel towards the harbOr entrance, as II
no such things as torpedoes and sub
marine mines were in existence.
/ When nearing the forts at the en-
trance to the bay, the rebel ship was
discovered, and the garrisons were
called to arms A hot fire was soon
directed upon her, but the Aquidaban
steamed steadily ahead, and succeeded
in passing the forts, although she was
struck several times. The forts kept
firing until she was out of range; but
it is not believed any serious damage
was inflicted upon her. When some
distance off the shore the Aquidaban
met the Republica Both vessels
steamed in a southerly direction.
1t is reported the rebel warship has
gone in search Of the Nictheroy, and
the latter is not very far off.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-22

white embroidered chiffon and her flow
ers were violets.
Miss Rothenburg wore cream crystal
silk trimmed with coral lace. La France
roses.
4 Mrs Jacob Bamberger-Bl silk
deliberately trimmed with elegant lace.
! Mrs. Joseph Oberndorfer was attired
in a becoming street costume.
Miss Rolla Simon wore black satin
with jet trimming.
( Mrs. Eisman-Blaek silk with black
striped chiffon and ribbon trimming
Miss Bertha Meyer-Very pretty cos
tune of light blue combined with rose.
Miss Celia Changeable
silk trimmed with brown vetvet.
Miss Barnes, of Kaysville-Black
silk. with black lace.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph were the recip-
tents of many elegant presents, and
many kilograms were sent by absent
hearty congratulations and wishes for
future happiness.
They left on the late train last even
ing for short visit at Denver. They
will return next week and will be at
home to their friends at Gil South Sec
ond East street after March d.
The guests, who were either relatives
or intimate friends of the bride and
groom, were Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Bamberger, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Oberndorfer Mrs. Eisman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Bamberger, Miss Celia OPP
penheimer, Miss Barnes, Miss Rolla
Symen, Miss Bertha Meyer, Mr.. VIII
Symen, Jake Greenewald, William God
dard, Louis Bamberger, Mr.. Simon
Banberger and others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-22
AN IOWA BANK TAILuRE.
Judge LOOfbourow Named as One OF
the Stockholders.


the Stockholders.
The following dispatch which ap-
peared in the Chicago Herald of Feb.
l6, may prove interesting to some Salt
Lakers;
Atlantic, Iowa, Feb. 15-The great
excitement growing out of the Cass
County Bank failure does not abate,
but has grown more intense since it
was given out on good authority that
the liabilities are $4,000, with less
than 100000 assets and about S25, 600
preferred claims. The overdrafts of
the officers and stockholders have
grown until they now aggregate $242,-
900. The most sanguine depositors do
not expect to get over 10 cents on the
81, and many think it will be a COM
plete loss to the average depositor
The smoldering Indignation among
the depositors needs but a small fam
ming to break forth into some rash
deed. The long delay of any report
Whatever of the outcome, and the APP
pearanceS that the results will show
one of the greatest steals in the his
tory of Iowa banking, has caused very
hard feelings. The petition for a re-
ceiver was first filed as a state bank,
while at the same time the officers were
Is.
A good many attachments were sled
against the property of the stockhold-
erS as soon as the receiver was ap-
pointed. Now it appears that after a
time an amended petition was filed for
receiver as a private institution If
now proved private bank, the at
tachments sued out between the filing
of the first and second petitions for re-
ceiver will come in full force and hold
on the property for the full amount,
regardless of other claims
1t is reported here today that some
of the nonresident stockholders are
disposing of their property in order to
avoid attachments, among them Judge
Loofborough, of Salt Lake. These re-
ports have added to the excitement
The grand jury is in session. but has
not yet returned any indictments
A few of the heaviest depositors have
banded together and sued out attach
ments against property of the stock
holders in different places. The clerk
of the court says the litigation grow
ing out of the failure will exceed any
thing ever heard of in this part of the
state. So many papers are being filed
that the clerical force is hardly able
to handle them. 1t was reported that
the receiver would make his report
this week, but it is given out today
that another delay has been occasioned
and that it will not appear until next
week. If not forthcoming soon some
thing rash may be done by the infuri-
ated depositors.
State Auditor Mccarthy was in the
city today, being summoned before the
grand jury to testify in regard to the
sworn statement of G.. F. Chase of the
publication of the surrender of the
banks charter that was never pub
lished
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-22
THE TOURIST CARS.
They Are Much BETTER Than Is
Usually Supposed.

The tourist or second-class sleeping
cars. which are now running on trans
continental lines to Pacific coast points,
are commonly supposed to be little bet
ter than the emigrant cars which were
furnished a few years since for that
class of travel. This is mistake.
The Pullman tourist cars of modern
construction have upper and lower
double berths, and during the day the
lower berths are converted into COM
Portable seats. The toilet rooms are
as well provided with brushes, towels,
combs and soap as the regular Pull
mans, with separate Iavatories for Ia
dies and gentlemen. Sections are pro-
vided with movable partitions, giving
passengers all desired privacy. The
cars are substantially built, we'll light
ed, heated and ventilated, and except
for absence of upholstery, ornamental
wood work and carpets. compare ia
vorably with the regular Pullman.
One thing which helps to make the
tourist car pleasant to travel on is,
there is much more sociability between
the passengers, and they are apt to be
occupied by parties who are travelling
together or by families who do not
care to have the more expensive first
class accommodations. The difference
in cost of berth accommodations on q
tourist car and a Pullman first-class
cuts a considerable figure in a trans
continental journey.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-22
HON. HOUSTON LETCHER
THE vIRGINIAN WHO MAY BECOME
A UTAH JUDGE.
Many Confounded Him with Hon.
Jerrold r.. Letcher, OF Salt Lake
Something About His Record.


The special in yesterdays Herald
announcing that-''the Virginia dele
cation in Congress is trying to have
Houston Letcher appointed associate
Justice of the Utah supreme court"
caused many to suspect that there was
some error in the use of the given
name as well as the locality of the
party mentioned Utah has a Mr.
Letcher as well as Virginia, and in
quiry reveals the fact that the gentle
men are related but not closer than
the fourth degree of consequently"
Mr.. Houston Detcher is and attorney
Of Lexington, Va, a. son of the late
John Letcher, formerly member of
Congress and the war governor of the
old Dominion; while the Utah repre-
sentative of the name-Jerrold R.
Letchei-is the well-known attorney,
journalist and all-round Democratic
politician of this city, who traces his
ancestry to the Virginia stock, but
Icomes directly from the Missouri
branch by the way of a long residence
IN this far western mountain region
When the attention of the latter was
called to the Geographic item, he very
promptly disclaimed any judicial as
pirations and said that he had had
the pleasure of meeting this Virginian
at the Chicago convention of 1892
when the following plank was put in
the Democratic platform: I'VE favor
the early admission of all the Terri
tories and while they re-
main so, we hold that the officials an
pointed to administer the government
of any Territory should
be bona fide residents of the Territory
or district in which their duties are to
be performed" and that while the
degree Of relationship would not bar
him from practice before the possible
Judge, yet he was apprehensive that
a strict construction of the platform
would deter the president from acced-
ing to the requests of the Virginia. del
egation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-22

The best room in the house should
be devoted to the unfortunate anember
of the family who is ILL., The best
the Persian rugs. or the Chippendale
furniture, but is the one where means
of heating, lighting and ventilation are
best. Outdoor air should be allowed to
pour in. 1t is not advisable, however,
to allow it to sweep over the bed. A
screen between the bed and the win
dow is always desired.
The floor should be covered with
mating, or merely waxed. A table
large enough to hold a small wicker
compartment basket for medicine bot
ties and glasses, a lamp and a book,
in which all the physicians sugges-
tions may be jotted down, is a neces-
sity. A spirit lamp TO heat water or
beef tea, shades to hang over the gas
or lamp to protect the invalid's eyes,
and an invalid chair are also requisites
of the properly furnished sick room.
The bed and bedding should be kept
scrupuIously clean. The sheets and pill
low cases should be changed every
other day and aired in the sunlight or
before the fire, for an hour every day.
AS long as the patient is able to be
moved the bed should be aired and
freshly made each day. When it is
impossible to move the patient the best
plan is to make the bed on the INSTALL
ment plan. Move the patient close to
one side of the bed, turn the under
sheet over close to him. then smooth
the mattress. Make ready the fresh
sheet by rolling half of it into a round
roll; lay this close to the invalid, and
spread the other half smoothly over
the other side of the bed. Then move
NJ 10 he fGca oh
and spread over the other side of the
bed. Have the upper sheet ready and
lay it gently over the patient. Add
the other clothes, which should be as
warm and as light as possible.-New
York World.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-22


|loudest and to the American mind the
most detestable of all. of trimming a
black skirt with broad bands of silver
galoon.
The last six months of a Partisan
widows second mourning speaking al
ways of the worthier ideals) comprises
black lace black silk ruff1es and jet
embroidery during three months, white
and black stuffs during the second
three months Then to the end it is
gray, plum, pansy, lilac The grada-
| tons of these shades should be OBJ
served. The last fifteen days may be
adorned with those flowers which are
called pensive violets pansies and
chrysanthemums, chrysanthemums es-
pecially, for they are par excellence
the Widows flower. She may begin to
wear her jewels again. commencing
with pearls and amethysts.-New York
/ Commercial Advertiser.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-22
UNDER THE STARS AND STRIPES
Benham Protects an English Ship
Which the British Commander
Refused to Do.

New York. Feb PA Rio Janiero
special to the World says: The insur-
gents refused today to allow water
boat along side an English merchant
ship. Nasmyth, captain of the ship.
appealed TO the commander of the
British squadron for safe conduct for
the boat. The British commander re-
fused The Nasmyth's captain went
to Admiral Benham, stated the case
and asked for protection for the water
boat Admiral Benham promptly
granted the English captains request,
and Lieutenant Kiibourne conducted
thes boat under the American flag
The rebels did not fire on the boat
The British squadron is roundly de-
nounced- 1t has come to be a common
saying that all nationalities must seek
protection in the bay from the Amer
lean squadron.