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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30
CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST.
Appropriation Bills Will Take Up Time in
Both House and Senate.

Washington. March 29.-It is ex-
pec;ed that the consideration of the
sundry civil appropriation bill Will be
the first business of the House. this
week The radical changes made ~
the bill will doubtless cause much dis
cussion and several days may be spent
over it. The reduction of the appro-
priations for continuing the contract
river and harbor work and public build
ings in the course of construction, 20
a basis of eight months operations. on
the theory that the remainder of the
year can be provided for at the next
session of Congress, will be attacked
by the Democratic members of the
other provisions, while not so radical.
will also be the subject of criticism,but
no serious addition to the total carried
in the bill is anticipated.
When the sundry civil bill has been
gotten out of the way. Mr.. Hit Will
call up the conference report on the
Cuban question. which recommends
that the House agree to the Senate
resolutions.
The coming week in the Senate VIII
be devoted to the consideration to APP
preparation bills and routine business.
The bill to approve the compromise be-
tween the United States and the state
Of Arkansas. which has been unfinished
business for two weeks, but which has
not been passed will be considered. to-
morrow. There appears little hope OF
pears a disposition to devote tomor-
row only to its consideration.
The post office bill will be laid before
the fun committee. tomorrow. and an
effort viii be made to report it to the
Senate during the day Ii this is
done it will he called up in the Senate
Tuesday.
The Indian and naval bills are before
the committee on appropriations. ana
it is believed the Indian bill will be re-
ported before the week is out. although
the House action relative to the az
propi iation for Indian schools is likely
to cause some debate in the committee.
After the post office bill is disposed
Of, the Senate will probably renew the
discussion OF Cannons resolution di-
recting the secretary of the interior To
obey the law opening the Uncompahgre
reservation to settlement This. several
days ago, was made unfinished business
after the Arkansas matter should be
disposed Of
The bill to protect fur seals from ey-
termination is demanding attention and
an effort will be made to get it up.
The remainder of the week will prob
ably be devoted to the consideration of
bills on the calendar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30

Mrs. Booth-Tucker, the wife of the
WIFE OF the commissioner recently APP
pointed by Gen. Booth to take charge
of the Salvation Army in this country.
arrived at New York. Saturday, on the
steamer st Louis, accompanied by her
son and daughter and by Major Malan.
ten Booths secretary. When asked
II she brought the olive branch to Bal
iington Booth, she replied" We of the
salvation Army bring the olive branch
everywhere. We bring the olive branch
to Darlington and to everyone else. 1t
VIII be the happiest day of my life
when | have succeeded in bringing my
dear brother back to the army. 1t has
always been my firm conviction that
had my brother seen the general for
only five minutes his resignation from,
the salvation Army would never have
occurred,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30
BOvinine

when taken for this trouble, is a
means of salvation. 1t creates
new flesh tissue and pure red
blood corpuscles, and by giving
strength to the great vital Gen.
tres of the body, it enables them
to perform their functions nat
urally, and thus dispel the existing
poisons by the natural channels.
1t is not a medicine, but a pow.
erful food preparation and invigo.
rant, and is endorsed by over
$4,000 physicians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30

AS a result of Il series of raids on
four of William SkakeFs bucket shops
at Chicago, Saturday, more than 200
men, including clerks and patrons.
were given a ride to the central police
station, where Skakel signed bonds for
their appearance in court, Monday
Skakel will institute suit against the
Civic Federation for 100000 damages
and has sworn out warrants for Rob
ert Skinner and John Candy. the al
legged dummies of the federation
charging them with perjury. All the
furniture and tickers in Skakers place
have been confiscated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30
CRlSPrS OPPOSITION
Very Likely to Cause Overthrow Of the Present
Italian Ministry.

Rome. March 29.-Signor Crispi's
opposition has already become for
midable, and now menaceS the very
existence of the cabinet.
The only hope left for the govern
ment is to carry out policy that will
draw off 80 votes from the present oppo-
sition. On its success or failure in do
ing this depends the fate of the min
istry
However. the Marquis di Rudini still
holds one trump card-the dissolution
of Parliament. The King has accorded
him the necessary decree for this pur-
pose, and the allegation to the con-
trary published by the Tribuna is un-
true.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30
"No,hing Venture, Nothing Have.

Rev. John Reid. Jr., of Great Falls.
Mon.. recommended Ely's Cream Balm
to me. | can emphasize his state
ment. 1t is positive cure for ca
tarrh If used as directed. Rev.
Francis w. Poole. Pastor Central Pres.
Church. Helena. Mont.
1t is the medicine above all others
for catarrh. and is worth it's weight IN
gold. can use Ely's Cream Balm
with safety and it does all that is
claimed for it.-E w. Sperry. Hart
ford, Conn. m,w&f&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30
Egyptian Forces Advancing.

Cairo, March 29-General Kitchene,
Sirdar of the Egyptian army and his
staff arrived at Wady Halfa, today
The second column of the expedition
under Major Mcdonald is approach
ing Akashen. Sixty Dervishes rec m
noitered the column. and were fired
upon by the artillery. whereupon they
RAPIDLY retired. The report of the de.
feat Of the Egyptian advance guard by
Dervishes near Akashen is untrue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30

James Shepard. aged 60, was taken
to FAN River, Saturday. from Waure-
gan, CT. and locked up on the charge
OF manslaughter. He is charged with
causing the death of his sisters child.
three years ago. by administering an
overdose of medicine He will be tried
at the next term of the superior court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30
STRONGHOLD FALLS.
Continued from page J.

COlina reports the capture of the re-
bel camp at Guasimai near Corral
False. province of MatanZas. The
troops attacked the camp with ma
chettes. The rebels fled. leaving 80
dead. Many of the wounded they car
ried away. People in the vicinity say
that many other bodies are strewn
around the camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30

{. W. Seward, travelling inspector of
the Me,ganthaler Linotype Co, is in the
city. looking over the machines in the
journal office. He arrived here, last night.
ON Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30
THg BATTLEsHIP IOWA.

Officially the Iowa is known as Sea
going Battleship No. IL distinguishing
her from coast line battleships like the
Indiana, Massachusetts and Oregon.
She is built essentially to look for trouble
and incidentally take a very active part in
any little pleasantly she may get involved
in. Virtually she is floating fort-a ter
rife engine of destruction. She is $50
feet long - feet inches wide, aud. when
roaming the seas, will be sunk about p
feet in the water This means that II, 4lo
tons of water will have to move when she
decides to go on an excursion, as that
amount is her reclloned displace ment.
Her Armament.
In the matter of giving punishment the
Iowa will surely be n terror. At each end
of the main deck rise great revolving tur-
rctS made of 14-inch armor plates. These
turrets are supported and revolve inside Il
barbette base of l5-inch armor, and in each
one is located II pair OF rifled guns with a
bore u inches in diameter.
The deckhouse rs it might be called OF
the Iowa is really u heavily armored fort
ress, and mt each Of its four corners are
harbettes of S-inch armor. on which turn
turrets 81 inches thick. In each of these
turrets IS a pair of guns of inches diam
eter, n type conceded 10 be about the most
effective kind and size of guns made
They hurl lighter projectiles than the
great guns, but with almost rs much
force and are as easily handled and fired
These grim monsters have free ran GO
all around, for they point out far above
the big guns below and neither interferes
with the other in any way.
Incidentally the ship carries six finch
rifles, no mean guns, by the way, in a
close fight, and % rapid fire and machine
guns. The great beam of the ship, which
must give her stability in any kind OF
weather. will enable her to fight this ire
mendous battery entire, in any sort of a
sea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30

The building occupied by Star & Grund-
stein, dry goods. at Denison, Texas, was
burned. Saturday night. Loss. Sl20, 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30

a daughter was born to Pauline
Hall, tMis. g. B. McLellam at New
York, Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30

A son was born to Mrs. George
Gould at New York, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-30

No wonder Hale's Honey of Horchound and
Tar is praised by its users. It's curative effects
are like magic. Sold by druggists.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosc ola
ksadego mesczyzny ma STRONGLY 8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Wielka rOdzina

jest, jake reguis, rzadko wolna cd cho.
roby. Jednego dnia to ten, drugiego
to ow czlonek rodziny zspada. Gdy
ME dzieoie to kto inny; az matks
ME znsjdzie swoje po{oaenie trudnem,
stsrajsc sic utrzymac rodzine dobrym
s%tanie, a zwykle jestto udzialem matki
doglsds6 Potrzeb chorych. jake ia
q fakts te uwydatniaja potrzebe po-
siadanis pod reka domowego lekar.
silva, W ktorem MONA poloayc cale "a.
ufanie.
Pan Piotr Misznik, z Kouts, Ind, pi.
see pod data % stycznis 1896 r. fist
wprost do tego punktu. MAN nadzie.
je, ze mnie Pan przebaczy IA sprawis-
ME Panu kiopotu tymi kilku wierszsmi.
Nam liczna rodzine, msjac dziewieoioro
dzieci ] TAX sic zdarza, Re prawie ktos
zswsze niedomaga. ia sam o~ierpiaiem
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

ma bolisci ] kurcze W pleoaoh, rekaoh j
nogach, Dwoie z naszych dzieci mia}o
ciezki kaszel i wyrzuty ma twsrzaoh.
Nareszoie zdecydowalem sic spr6bowac
Ora Piotra Gomozo. Uczyniiem tax,
lecz postanowi}em zaczekac i przekonae
sic zupelnie, czy rzeczywiscie posiada
to zalety, kt6re 50 jemu przypisywane
amin zdam mole sprawozdanie. / je-
dynie to moge oswiadczye, re Ora Pho
ira Gomozo wyleozy}o mnie z myoh
cierpieh j ten sam szczesliwy rezultat
byf rowniez z memi dzieemi. Jestesmy
prawdziwie wdziecznymi".
ORA Piotr. Gomozo przetrwa1o probe
przesz&o wieku oiag}ego uzytku. Me
byso nigdy szeroko oglaszanem 20 oza-
sopismaoh. Popularnosc, kt6ra sic cie-
s.zy, jest jedynie rezultatem ~wlasnyoh
jego zalet. Apteksrze ME msja je. Pc
dokiadne szozeg6ly adresujCie do DR..
Peter Fshrney, LEILA s.. Hoyne av.,
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Ma ZiaZd N. f.. Al

ktory sic odbedzie W Buffalo, N. Y,
W lipcu cd I'll. Bardzo interesuja.
CO ola Nsczycieli ich przyjacio1 be.
die wiadomosc, ze kolej z~elazna
yNiokel Plate" bavaria umowe, moca
ktorej bedzie MONA jechac z Chicago
do Buffalo powrotem IA $1,000,
PREY oddaniu $500 ma op}ate wstepne.
go. Tykiety sprzedawac sic beda 5
D lipca, a ma powrotkszdemu dos6 oza.
su sic pozostanie. Pc inne informacye,
jak stawanie na punktaoh miedzy Chi.
cago a Buffalo, rozkiad jazdy / inne
szczego}y zgiaszac sic nalsay do:
j. Y. Callahan, agenta generalnego,
Ill Adams ST., Chicago, III. (93.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
WOlne POlskie SfOwO

wychodzi Pierwszego i pietnastego
kaAdego miesiaca, W Paryzu. Podaje
wiadomosci i poglady z pierwszej re-
XII, tax z kraju jaka tez z emigraoyi
polskie;' - Pogladami swemi wy.
swiadcza wielka przys1uge ozyteL...
kom W rozwoju umys}owym. Upo-
wszeohnienie tego pisma jest bardzo
Poatdanem W Ameryoe a taniosc ula
twia nabycie kazdemu. Abonament
roozny k~osztuje dollar jeden i POI,
pieniadze posylac przez Post Office
Order adresujac: M. Adolphe Reiff,
B Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
ODEZWA.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, kwietnia '96.
Szano,ond Reddkcyo!

A FRANCISCO, Cal., kwletnla 10.
Szano,cna Redakcyo!
Sprawl, kt6ra "a posrednictwem or
ganu wv. N. P, z upowaznienia Tow.
Polak6w W Kalifornii, do wiadomosci
og6}u Zwiazkowoow doniesc niniej-
SEEN zamierzam, ME mole bye obojet-
ne nikomu W czyioh p~iersiaoh bile scr
CO polskie: tyczy sic ona bowiem IA
pewnienia losu jednej Z najposytecz-
niejszych instytuOyi polskich. POI wie-
ku temu ma wyohodztwie do tyoia po.
wo}anej, a cd lat kilku, skutkiem roe.
maitych nieprzyjaznyoh okolicznosci do
upadku ~zbliaajacej sic.
Nam tn ma mysli wszystkim prawie
znany Dom S-go Kazimierza W Parysu.
Z~aaoaony W 1846 T., staraniem eztereoh
swiatobliwyoh Si6str Miiosierdzia, Z
wilma przez Rad moskiewski wygna.
nych, peinil on woiaa az do chvili o.
becnej swoje milosierne patryotyozne
pos}anniotwo uozoiwie, starannie j po
ohrzesoiahsku, dajac przytulek, skrom-
ne wygody nieograniczone pooiechy
polskiego otoozenia oslemu szeregowi
Ojozyzuie zas}uzonych starc6w j cara.
zem ooalajac cd wynarodowienia i
zguby moralnej przesz&o osmset sierot
polskioh emigrantow.
DIS byt materyalny, jak to widzimy
z ostatniego rooznego sprawozdania te-
60 zakladu, jest niewatpliwie zachwia-
ny, zasiiki BOWEN niegdys tel in
stytucyi dobroozynnej szczodrze z kra-
ju niesione, z nastaniem oietkiego ma
rodowego ucisku i walki ekonomicznei
ma ca}ej przestrzeni dawnych ziem pol
skioh, znaoznie sic uszczupli}y, a Rad
francuski, dawniej ME szczedzacy swej
zapomogi, cd wojny 1870 roku, takowa
nietylko 70 zredukowa1, ale ia wkrotce
nawet woale wyplaoac przestanie.
Wobec tego wszystkiego, ozy ME
przystoi nam polakom W Ameryoe, W
daleko pomyslniejszych pod wielu
w~zgledami warunkacb zostajacych cd
czuwajac aywo smutne posozenie tego
polskiego Zakiadu, przyjsc mu z nasza
braterska Pomoca, udzielajac cho6 ME
wielkiego byle pewnego materyalnego
Poparcia? Czy by ME by}o moaebnem,
naprzyk1ad, jak to juz nasze Towarzy.
stwo Polakow W Kalifornii uozynilo,
aseby kazda z 2S9 grup nalezacych do
Zwiazku zobowiazala sic do zarzadze-
mia ma ten Gel dorocznej sk}adki. by tym
s~posobem choc ma jakis ozas cd ruiny
lyle z~as}uzony dom Sgo Kazimierza o
chronic?
Moono ayozylibysmy. aaeby mysl to,
ma ostatniem posiedzeniu naszego To-
warzystwa rzucona, tax starszyzna
Zwiazkowa jakotez i oz}onkowie po-
szczegolnych grup raczyly wziac pod
rozwage i O lie moznosci dac jej male.
zyte uwzglednienie. - w kohou dodae
nalezy, IL o lie nam z prywatnej kore.
spondenoyi z Paryza wiadomo, zamia-
rem jest Dyrekcyi Domu Sgo Kazimie-
RIA odwolat sic tel sprawie do wspa.
nialomyslnosci w~szystkich jej znanyoh
gruP i towarzystw polskich W Ameryce.
Oby tylko to ich szlschetpe usilowa-
mia i zabiegi okolo ratowania lyle pc.
%zyteoznej polskiej instytucyi pomysl.
nym skutkiem uwiefozone zostaly!
u braterskiem pozdrowieniem
Lg. Kolasa,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21


stracili wiele, DO zaufanie para
fan, n~arazili nieraz swoja powa-
sc, a sami mic ME zyskali, jak
gorzko skarayl sic p6zniej ks.
Pastor W Kole polskiem. Do
sejmu ME wybrano ami jednego
ksiedza.
Gdyby nawet wmieszanie sic
czynne do walki politycznej Ia
pewnic moglo pewne korzysci
sprawie koscio}a i religii, wypa-
daloby rozwazyc dobrze, czy wy
nikajace z tego szkody ME beda
wieksze. CT nawet, kt6rzy twier-
dza, re duchowie1stwo powinno
oswiadczyc sic przeciw agitacyi
acknowledgement wsr6d ludu,
zmuszeni So przyznac czesto, re
W ~wiekszosci wypadk6w taktyka
dzialania jest bledna i wychodzi
kosciolowi ma szkode. Me po-
dzielamy bardzo wielu poglad6w
politycznych i spo}ecznych ks.
Stojalowskiego i ME %utrzymuje.
my, ze obrany przez piego spo-
sob agitacyi jest odpowiednim.
Mona jednak nawet wsr6d du-
chowie1stwa spotkac sic re ida
MEM, re postepowanie z tym
ksiedzem by}o cd poczatku co
najmniej niew}asciwem. Z wal
XII z ks. Stoja}owskim ME wysz}a
be- uszczerbku powaga bisku.
pow i duchowieGstwa W og6le,
DO niezwykle zreczny i wymo,
why dyalektyk pc kazdem star
ciu umie przekonac czytelnik6w
swoich, re zwyciestwo PREY MIN
~zostalo, a kary sadowe i kosciel-
ne zwiekszaja tylko jego popu-
larnosc, gdyz przesladowanie Ia.
wsze otacza urokiem osobs pre-
sladowanego i sprawe, "a kt6ra
cierpi. Spora grenada ludzi u.
waza dis ks. Stoja}owskiego "a
swego wodza duchownego, slepo
mu wierzy i p6jdzie "a MIN, do
kad ia poprowadzi, pamietac zas
trzeba, re So i ksieza, kt6rzy mu
tajemnie wsp6}czuja. Urzadza-
ma ma niego naganka W prasie
zachowawczej, kt6ra oburzy}a
nawet katolicki ,,G}os narodu",
zaostrza tylko stosunek gorsza.
cy. Jaki cel,ma mp. rozpuszcza.
ME pog}osek o pope1nionych ia
koby swietokradztwach, "a kt6-
re jednak Mkt winnego ME po-
claga do Observation-Disclosures, albo
zlosliwe podawanie wiadomosci
o sprzedazy "a d}ugi sprzet6w
ks. Stoja}owskiego i ,,zapas6w
wina"?... S~zczesciem jest Ola
sprawy koscio}a, re ten ksiadz
zbuntowany ME ma upodoba6
teologicznych, DO z takich jak on
i z powodu takich przesladowa1
wyrastaja odszczepie1cy i t. wv.
reformatorowie. W}asciwie cd.
szczepie6stwo juz nawet istnieje,
tylko ME ma charakteru religii.
nego. Pozbawiony moznosci cd.
prawiania obrzadk6w kosciel-
nych, ks. Stoja}owski odprawia
je, pisma, przez niego wydawa-
ne wyklinaja ksieza z ambon, "a.
kazuja ich czytania, odmawiaja
rozgrzeszenia prenumeratorom,
pomimo to wielu ludzi gazetki
te sprowadza sobie i czyta. CT
ludzie jawnie juz sprzeciwiaja
sic wladzy dnchownej, a liczba
IL - l. -.AIx -. L
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21


ze duchowie1stwo wplyw sw6j
ma lud przeceni}o, a nastepnie
samo podkopa}o go, solidaryzu.
JAG sic zbyt otwarcie z interesami
warstw spo}ecznie uprzywilejo-
wanych. Kilkakrotnie doznalo
porazki dotkliwej, kt6rej unik-
mac mog}o przez roztropne wy.
c%ofanie sic z WALK niew}asciwej.
Wobec sprzecznosci interes6w
r6znych warstw spolecznych, "a
ostrzajacych sic coraz bardziej,
przystoi duchowie6stwu jedynie
stanowisko pojednawcze, z kt6.
rego zesz}o bez potrzeby uzasa.
dnionej. Prawda, re So wsr6d
niego jednostki, kt6re staraja sic
gorliwie pozyskac przychylnosc
klas pracujacych i dzialaja W
lynn celu dosyc energicznie, gdy
jednoczesnie wyzsze sfery kos.
cielne staja Pc stronie hierarchii
spo}ecznej. Karnosc scisle pre-.
strzegana umozliwia do czasu
zgode pozorna miedzy tymi dwo.
ma kierunkami w istocie swej
sprzecznymi, ale trudno odrazu
dwom bogom s}uzyc i albo dzia-
falnosc pewnej czesci duchowie1,
silva W duchu chrzescia1sko.de
mokratycznym pozostanie bez,
pfodna, albo wypadnie zerwac
1acznosc z dazeniami, kt6re maia
cele zgo{a inne.
L W Galicyi powiedziec MONA,
re jeszcze pora wycofac sic z no.
norem chociaz, ME be- STRAIT z
pofozenia niebezpiecznego. Ia
rok najdalej nastapia wybory do
Rady panstwa, a rych}o juz roz.
pocznie sic agitacya przedwste,
pna. Mkt przewidziec ME no.
re, jake dada rezultaty wybo,
ry W novel kuryi powszechnej,
jest tylko rzecza pewna, re "a.
rowno W tel kuryi, jak i W wiej-
skiej stronnictwo ludowe handy
dydat6w swoich postawi i zmie.
rzy sic z innemi partyami. Je.
zeli duchowienstwo znowu DO.
wtorzy bad zeszloroczny i we.
zmie udzia} czynny W walce wy.
borczej ma rzecz stronnictw "a.
chowawczych, fakt ten wywo}ac
moze skutki op}akane. Kazde
zwyciestwo kandydata ludowego
bedzie zarazem porazka ducho-
wie1stwa i sprawy koscio}a W
danym okregu. Lud z pewno-
scia tax fakty tego rodzaju gro.
zumie. A COZ dopiero, jezeli zwy.
ciezca okaAe sic ks. Stoja}owski.
Zatarg jego z wyzsza w1adza du.
chowna znany jest we wszystkich
zakatkach kraju i wszedzie try.
umf jego uwazac beda "a kleske
tych, ktArzy przeciw MENU tax
bezwzglednie wystepuja, a vice
W pierwszym rzedzie biskup6w,
nastepnie zas ca}ego duchowie1.
silva. Ludzie dazacy do wyzwo.
lenia spo}eczehstwa z pod wp}y-
WOW koscielnych, cieszyc sic mo-
ga z tego, ze polityka ducho.
wiehstwa powage jeso oslabia i
przyspiesza chwile przez mich pc.
zadana. Wszakze ogarniajac O.
klein nietylko sprawy jednej pro-
wincyi, ale calosc interes6w ma.
rodowych we wszystkich dzielni.
each i odczuwajac konieczna ich
lacznosc, widzimy, re wp}yw ten
W wielu okolicznosciach Jest bar.
do pozytecznym, a niekiedy sta.
nowi niemal konieczny warunek
.
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cQunl To thc occnsIop scpdlpy f,r tho
Obscure Young man. hr anId in MIN,
"Mr. tlannn, Gusalc loyng Won. thnt
In my only rcas son for Accepting Won M
her future husband. You are moor. III
VIZ II 30 Jussfr can live as she has
been accustomed to, 'nnd sunposr /
must see you marry her"
"Mr Rhodes" he suIl, az most
gratefully accept thu nift az ynnr
daughters love. IN marry hrr "a for
this world tn bcCOmu Il nnrn,lIgr rnr
me, hut cannot make her my vile
unless shn viii ha cnnicnt ,n iI,,n ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-29
MARX HhNHA's BRIDE.
How the Present NTiIiIonnlre Won u
Giri lie Loved. .,.

How the Present NIniIonnlrc Won the
GIri lie Loved. ....
Mark fEa nnn has been successful In
love rs well as in politics and In busI-
ness. E
Nearly thirty years ago the chairman
OF the Republican national committee
WAS a struggling grocer in Cleveland
;n0r. ploddlns. and to tho casual OBJ
server, n very everyday sort OF young
man, One day llc met Miss Guasic
Rhodes. only daughtcr of Daniel
Rhodes, wealthy coal man. The
Young people soon became lovers and
Il way not long before Mark called on
Mis- GuSsie's father to secure his con-
gent to their marriage. II Is needless
To say he fHhn't get 1t, and when shc
father next Eaw his daughter he en-
trcHtrd her 10 forget this unknown
man Hanna" GussiH told her parent
that she would ncTcr marry without
his consent and shc added: "T'ut, pm
pa, 'l"nr. ! shalt never marry any man
but Mark Hanna"
Then shc promised her father not to
see her lover or write 10 him for n
year, At least. She kept her promise.
md in the course OF n :cw weeks. al
iIVHSh FU'' NV ~ upllblN
and wng swratiy gentle aud loving to
all about her. abe grew pale and WAN
In appearance. She neither ate nor
sl"7t. Tho old father waS at hig witg'
end. Someone proposed foreign tour
for that chang" Of sccuc which IL SUP
pnsed TO work wonders In heart affairs,
aud, presto. nj Il few hUnrH' notice
fathrr. mother and dauuhtcr were on
hnrh an Atlantic liner.
For nearly year The "chnngp OF
RCenc" prescription WAS faithfully pur-
sued. and til" patient, always Il clm"r-
fully submissive gentle and charming
girl. obviously grow Trailer day by day.
Almost In despair the old man brought
hiH idoli2ed child home again. and one
morning he gathered the courage TO
AK her II she still cared for Mark
Hanna,
why, papa" she replied, 81 shall nj
wayE love Mark! | told you that, you
know. year ago" jlH-
Poor old Uncle Dan Rhodes. That
wns bitter day for him, but he was
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Great Engineering Feat.

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. 2S.-II. C.
Henry the millionaire contractor has
confirmed the report that he had secured
the contract to build the approaches TO
the Great Northern railroad tunnel
through the Cascade mountains and
that men We're already on their way 10
commence preliminary work. Mr.. Hem
ny refused 10 state the amount OF the
contract. II will take about six months
to do the work. and then everything will
be ready to commence on the track which
IL said to be on" Of the greatest engineer
Ing (1atS In history. The tunnel will be
two ard half miles long and will re-
duce the altitude OF the road | 900 feet.