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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22

oiekawych r.eozy, Re d.isisj emf
grdcyq polskq ure=an ga 6ogo-
staaeieast,co da Ameryki! Jedne
W wss.ych rodakaoh podziwism
cnote zoakomits, zs msoie tax
o~szozedna ludnose, jake rradko inny
uar6d sic mote possosycic. Raporta
mole, a Nism, re 50 wiarogodue, po-
wiadsjs mi, Re dIiesiatki tysiecy
waszych wissuiak6w, zarabiaja, pc
dolsra i POI prrez 6 Tub z ~miesieoy ma
rok, pOtrafia lyle sobie .aos.o.edzic,
IL kopuja sobie Lofty i budujs domy!
Jest " tenn ola przeOietnego Anne.
rykana COS tax oudownego, i. gOt6w
" to ME wierzy6 chyba, ae VIA
snemi ma to spojr.y eczyma. Taxi
nsrod jest zshartowany do ~zniesie.
sienna wszelkioh kiosk j podniesienia
sic Z najoie,srsgo upadku! Too pa
mistamy, .e miljardcws kontrybuoye
francuska .apaacil prawie GAIA
o~szo1edny chop ftancu,ki, a dziski
ossczednosci tego samego tywi,iu
skandal panamski, ktoryby ha,de
inue psh wstr.ssl W jego posa.
dach, niePossrzsiony prawie pre-.
szedl mad Francya. ia ola Polsk6w.
gdy ich poznalem daieki nslsga.
oiOm p Meyendorfa, aywie wysoki
szaounek j wielki kfadiem nacisk ma
Prezydensa, aaeby was jakim wya.
Sym urzedem zasrozyoii. Nam
nadzieje, .s Pan okaaesz sic godnym
1~anfania, kt6re W MIN prezyden,
poioayi!
Moteoie sobis wysta vic, j,k mic
tie pochlebne slows unosily i I ia
KLEIN wzruszeniem wielkiemu temu
metowi dziekowaiem. Jskiekolwiek
ktos mole niec zdauie o s~enatorze
Hanna, katdy przyznsc must to, &c
jest o.iowiskiem energiozuym i o.
twartym ii. otwarcis powiads
to 90 mysli - j ola tsgo zdanie je
60 o mas wypowied.iane ma tax
wielkie lnaczenie.
Ale zblita sic chwila mego wyja.
zdu /. Wsshingtonu, wieo kohcze
ten list %skleoony ma pre1oe a pc.
zeguanie z Wsmi ~oststeozne, koohs.
nj rodaoy, pred wyjszdem do Wro.
elawia nastspi W Chicago.
Kresle sic Waszym Ayc1liwym
siuga,
Z6ignieto Brodocski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22
II kongresu.

Komitet konfsreuoyjny obu izb
kongresu obradujs mad bilem tary !,
ale robi bardzo male postspy. o
brady 50 %tajne, wiec trudno jest O
szozegoiy. owiedziano sic jednak,
Re komitet obrsdowsl tylko mad
elem cd cukru ! welny i ME mogi
sic ugodric. Caionkowie komitetu
czesto opuszcsali pok6J konfsrsncyj
ny, ably zasiagnsc rady prsewodz
COW. Pomimo to ME adoisno rata
twic tych dwooh sprsw.
Przywoisno do Wssbingtonu xii
ku wybituyoh bodowc6w owiec ! "a
Dry ksntow wyrobo~ ws,cisuyOb ably
sic . mimi naradsit, jake clio ma bye
naiotone ma weins. Siycbac, Re ko
mitet tax wnet ME zaistwi blu.
Oststnie telegramy donoszs. q
izbs projekt przyje}s'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22
(Ciag dalszy Z strouy 1.ej.)

dymisyi, kt6rej krol jsdnak ME przy
jai. Pozniej ube,wiadui}y fl te
kleski wojsk lsdOwych i rozejm.
TAX brzmia tersz ,iejsze nowiny z
Aten a rzuosjs one oharakterysty-
o.ne swiatio na zachowanie sic kr6la
Jerzego.
q Indyi Wschodnich nadchodza
grozne wiesoi. Bunt przeoiw angli-
kom jest jua wszczety | poohionsi W
samym poczstku 600 %eiar, tego
okszuje sic, ae ME moana go lekoe-
wazyt. Ind6w pcba do buntu ne
dza, giod, pycha apglik6w i zdzier.
stwo u~rzedpik6w. Apglicy okazuja
indom jawnie, re ieh majs "a rase
gorszs, i gardzs mimi. w Indyach
stoi 10000 wojska angielskiego, kt6-
rego przezpaczeniem jest lud try.
mao W niewoli, i ma to wojsko musza
indowie placit, a uadto ma emerytu.
~ Ola starych o6cer6w j urzednik6w
olbrzymia sumo. Anglia ma TEN
zyskuje, gdya emeryci ida na stare
lata do Londy nj j tam pensye swc-
je zjadaja. Skutkiem tego lud jest
rozgoryczony, a re W dodatku dzu-
ma, nedza ! gl6d doprowadzsja go
do rozpaczy, przeto latwo bye mote,
ze niezadlugo posayszymy o og6l
mem p%owstaniu ind6w.
z Rzymu donosaa, as ME uszlo
baczuosci, ae gdy Imbriani slawii W
Izbie rocznice bitwy pod Solferino,
posiowie sluchali go przychylnie,
czego dawniej ME bylo. Gdy I'm
briani rzecz sws skohczy}, laden z
ministr6w ma wywody jego ME 3D.
parl ami SLOW klein, lubo bylo o 90
.abaczyt, gdya Imbriaui zaozepiai
ostro trojprzymierze, W kt6rem Wlo-
chy 60 wedlug niego pistem kolem
woza. To tylko ministrom sic ME
podobaio, Re Imbrisni asds} pobu-
dowania ma grsnicy polnocnej f rtsc
przeciw Austryi, 1t ra 70 ,wej stro.
ny GAIA swa granice pcladniowa
mn6stwem taierdz nsjezyla, poiczas
gdy pc stronie wloskiej fJrteo ME
ma.
Do Brux zjethsly sic towarzystwa
sokolskie Z Czech ma obehod. Pc
spolstwo niemieokie, podbeohtane
przez ~niecnych agitatorow, napadlo
ma Sokolow z paikami i usiiowaio
przeszkodzic poCbodowi pr1ez mia
sto. Wskutek tego wywiaza}a sic
zazarta bojka, tax il policya i Fan
dsrmerya byly wobec niej bezsilne
DoPisro szwadron drsgonow rope
dzil walczacych. Siedm osob oss.
dzono W sreszoie. Obrazek ten cha
ra~kteryzuje jsskrswo be.ecehstw
Schoeneryanow; siejs oni W krsju
zaPamistsia nienawisc rasows, a GA
domiar zlego wiele pism MEM. W SIS.
lionel gospodaroe mic z}ego ME wi.
dzi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22
(Pieozsc)
POsZukiwanie.

Mikolsj Woj ,iscbowski, poszuku.
js swojsgo brsta Bsloers Wojcie.
cbowskiego, rodem z Inowroclawia,
w. Ks Poznahskiego, ktory jest
ksiednem, ale ME ~iem gdzie sic
znajduje, Ameryce Tub W Europie.
Upraszam 81. Rodskow, ktoby
wisd.iai o miejsou jsgo pobytu, lub
on SAM, MECH raczy mic "a wisdomic
sdresujac: Wojeiech Wojciecho,oski,
Connellsv.lls, Pa. Fsystte Co.
l.. b. No. so.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22
Zmiany W dyecezyi buffalOskiej.

w srode, 30 ozsrwca b. r. odbyl
sic W Buffalo Synod ~dyeoezyslny
dyecezyi Buff ,loskiej, jaki odbywa
sic CO try lata, a W ktorym wzieli
udziai prawie wszyscy ksie,a . eai-j
~dyeoezyi. Ma synodzie takim mia
nowani j obierani "a radoy biskupi
oraz dziekani. Ks. Jan Pitas pissto-
wal obydwa te urzedy, COS cd trzeoh
lat, lecz teraz p~omieizy wybrsnymi
ME ma jego narwiska, a wiec zostai
on z~woloiony cd tych godnosoi urze
dow wlsdzy.
Ma synodsis ona wiano r6.ne sora
wy polls ich psraf i, zastanawiauo sic
mad powoaemi pc wstania niezals.
nych polskiOh kosciOiow j porobiono
wazne zmiany W prrepisaoh kos,iel
nych. Przy tel sposobnosci poka,a
BY sic olbrzymie ,,zaslugi" ex die
kama, j ola tego zwolniono go oi TAX
mozolnej piracy. Rozprawy odbywaiy
sic PREY zamknietych drz wiaoh, ale
wydObyio sic lyle na jaw, zs oaiy sy
nod ME byl aadns przyjsmnosoia dla
ex dzieksna.
Is wzgIedu ma polskie koscioly
postsnowioro. Re odtsd coroc,nie W
kaadej parafii ma bye zrobione do
k}adne sPra wozdanie re stsnu msjst
kowego parsfi, lie jest msjatku, lie
dlugu, lie byio doehodu, lie i jake
go rozchodu, ! spra wozdsnie to ma
bye przedio1one biskupowi, a tax
20 wydruko wans ] rozdane parsfs
nom,
Dalej ME wolno jest ksiedzu pre-
trzymywsc parsf slnyoh pieniedzy,
ami miec je ulokowane ma swojs imie,
lecz wszelkis sprawy pienie.ns ma
~prowsdzic komitet. q wszelka Was
nose ma bye zspisans ma pieciu trns-
tysow, t. j. biskupa, kanolerzs, pro
boszoza | dwooh parsflan. DAlsj ME
wolno jest pobierac .sdnego wstep
nego do kosciois, ami skladek pod
pas nabotehstwa.
Dalsj porObiono zoacans z%miany
W n~iektorych nabosehstwaoh, lub j.
csikiem znissiono, jak C~zterdzies.o
godzinpe n~abozehstwo, BeuedJ kcye,
Nowsnny, ! t. p.
Przeciwko tym n%owosciom finsn-
sowym giosOwsio aaledwio tylko kill
kunsstu ksIssy, a miedzy tymi Jan !
Piotr Pitass orsz T. FlscEek. I ME
dziwimy sic temu, DO c.,. sic to go
dzi, ably TAXI ex dzieksn misi komus
dswac dru kowsne sprawozdsnie Z
dochodow | rozohod6w, lob ogisszsc
stan msjstkowy psr'fi, ably sic Z te
20 ktos j~esrcze nssmisi. Wszsk or
gsnex-dsiekaus tax przskonujsco do
wodrii, re podobne r.eczy prakty.
kujs sic tylko q szyzuasykow, a
"praksycrny kstolik." gdy Of arujo
cos ma kosoioi, to ~ofisruje to Psnu
Bogu ! ME pyts 90 sic Z TEN stsio,
DO to jest rssoss ksiedss. On lepiej
vie " jski spos5b nsjlepiej jest Diary
obrscac % ohwa'e Botsy Echo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22
POkwitOwanie.

CHICAGO. d. 10 lipcs '97
Wydziai Oiwiaty u. N. P.
Otrzymaiem cd p. T. Stana, cd
Tow. Oswisty W Chicago sumo 5
dol. o centow, ktors /. podziekows
MEM kwituje.
X Zura,cski,
skarbnik w. o
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22

Wssystko czego strawic ME mo-
,emy, niezawodnie spowodujs "a.
twardzenie. Potrzebns nam 90 DIR.
Augusta Koenig's hsmburskie kro-
pie, ktore system ten uiatwisjs ! cd.
nawiajs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22

KaAdy meHozysns powinien csytst
oglossenie Tomaszs Slatera " TO- g
sscie ~ stronnioy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22

Kalamazoo, Mioh., jest slynne .
seleryi-jakotet = siedziby Tomssza
Slasers, kt6rego ~ogioszenis snajduje
iena str. 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22
Zarzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
REDAKTOR:
Franciszek Heronim MJSo,isi.

Inferred at p. o. at Chicago, Illinois as second-class
matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08
HAD A RAZOR I
UP HIS SLEEVE.
A Knight of the Read Tries to Beat the
Turnkey. ---,
STARTING A MAYNARD LIFE.
Julia Kolawoski Left Her Home for the
Charms Of aPoIe, Who Now Has
IIeftthe City.

On Tuesday night the officers Of tho soc,
ond police district learned tinlt q Poie hau
los cohabitjpg with 10 year old girl n
hvbinson street for n few days.
They wentto the house, but the young
man had gone and is still away from this
city. In the City Court this morning
Joseph kolawaski, tho girls father charg-
cd hor with being incorrigible:
morning TO give the authorities chance
to see the best way to arrange for Jul1as
cafe keeping.
James Cummings colorcd, tomorrow
morning must answer the charge oF iar.
cCny of two pairs of shoes
Hillary Wilson, coloced, was in Brown.
town yesterday and met IL little girl named
Schactfer along the railroad.
He picked her up and locked her III q
freight car. He told her that he would
curt her throat if she made an cutlery. lie
will lie given u hearing on the charge or
assault and battery.
Edward Sewcll was held in 500 bail TO
appear to. morrow morning TO answer the
charge of disorderly conduct.
lie was arrested by Officer Barr at
Eleventh and French streets.
Officer Finn last night arrested FRANK
Young and james Connolly ut Filth ave-
nue. for being drunk. When Young ar
rived DIT the city ball Turnkey Little
found n.razor up his sleeve. He told tho
court that he knew it was against the law
10 carry IL razor but he was knight OF
Tie road and could not afford to pay Tor
getting shaved every place lie went
Tho were fined 81 and costs for being
drunk and Young was held in 500 bail Tor
the upper court.
William Fitzgerald, Joseph Carroll ana
George Gibbons were rated atSl and costs
for being drunk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08
SCHOOL TEACHER PLAINTIFF
Miss Annie Regan Enters Suit AgAlest
lie Roy Bryan Tor SANDER.

Miss AMMO Regan Of this city, who. m.
I'll recently, was q teacher In tho school
near Ruthby In District No. ~, White
Clay Creek Hundred, yesterday afternoon
Gu .ered suit In Superior Court against Le-
Roy Bryan. q young man OF While City
Creek Hundred for Islander. She claims
5000.
The action Is based on remarks said to
have boon made by Mr.. Bryan aud which
he is further said to have admitted. They
were that Miss Regain was not competent
to teach the children who daily attended
the school. Tho school commissioners
heard Of the remarks and dismissed Miss
Regan. Thiswas just before the summer
vacation. Miss Regan outside Of her Oil
Of complaint accuses Bryan Of making
other remarks about her.
AS soon as the suit was entered pro-
thonotary Wooley put a capias 10 tho
hands Of Deputy Sheriff James I. Rat
ledge who won't out to White Clay Creek
in search of Bryan but did not fad him.
This morning the accused appeared before
the prothonotary with William Fitzsim.
mons and Robert Hawthorne whoentereds
into 5000 bond for Bryans appearanc9
at the September term of Court. r Bald
win Il. Springer will appear for tbs plain
tiff and I. Bayard Heissi, tho dstendart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08
!, & Chester 6sIghts Camp,

The annual camp MSet ting NJ Chester
Heights Will coniiionM 90 July "A 4nd
continue. Until Monday. July 70. Fob
owing Tho MssboAist camp Ih2 Selya,
meeting here under c6m{nand Of Lieu
tenant Colonel William Evans, making
three weeks Of continuous open air SER
v!c,s. ~ W
The work Of preparing for caiup meet
ing is already in progress, and the cottnges
there arc gradually filling up Rev.
Charles M. Boswell, tho general director
of the meetings for the past four years will
again be In charge Mr. Boswell will be
assisted In tho different departments OF the
spiritual work of the camp meeting by the
Rev. John Priest, pastor of Springfield
and Harmony, in Chester county, the
Rev. G. B. Burnwoed, pastor Of the Twen-
ty second Street Church, Philadelphia;
the Rev. +. n Graeff, pastor Of Bethany
Church, Philadrlphin; Rev. John g. VIII
sou, pastor Of East Montgomery avenue
Church, Philadelphia and Rev u. W,
Stillman, Of Westley Church, Philadei'
pha.
Tho singing will DO in charge Of Prot;
W. j. Kirkpatrick, who will be assisted
by Mrs. J. G.. Wilson, Mrs, George d.
Burnwood aud Mrs. Simpson.
Following tho Methodist and Salvation
Army Camp Meetings the Delaware
County Prohlhitionists hold Il convention
and mass meeting hero. at which Rev. Dr.
Swallow, candidate for Treasurer on the
State ticket. will be tho principal speaker
and the sta. attraction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08
DEATHS.

DEAlHS.
SAYERS-On July s. 1897, Ann, widow
of George Sayers.
Funeral services at her lato residence,
1104 Adams street, Saturday, 10th inst, at
$50 p III. Internent private.
PALMER-On july 7, 1897, at No. 1903
Market street, Margaretta Harding
Palmer, daughter Of John and Amanda
Gray Palmer, in tho gath year OF her
ngc.
Funeral services will DO held at the
house on Friday afternoon, July 9th, at
o'clock, and interment will be made in
the Wilmington and Brandywino Como.
terry. Relatives and friends are respect.
fully invited.
Ashton July 6, 1897, John r., infant
son of John and Maria Ash, aged .
months and 81 days.
Relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
from the parents residence, 1925 Pine
street on Thursday afternoon, July ! at
8 80 o'clock, Interment at R;yerview
Cemetery.
McCLANE-On July 7, 1897, Mary J. Nc.
Canc, widow of Inc late George +. Nc.
Claue in her 50, h year.
Relatives and friends of tho family arc
invited to attend the funeral from the res.
idence of her son.in law, Frank Platt No.
7l3 East Tenth street. Services at tho
house ct $50 o'clock, Friday after
noon. Intcrment at Riycrview Cemetery.
FOULK-On the 9th inst, Cordelia r.
Foulk.
q Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock, from the residence
Of her son-in-law. Il. f.. Baylis, Thirty
second and Market streets. Interment at
Rivervicw Cemetery.
HOLLAND-On July 5, 1897, Margaret.
wife of Michael Holland.
Relatives and friends ara invited to at
tend tho funeral from her late residence
Ill Bird street on Thursday. High mass
at ST. Paul's H. c. Church at O'Clock. In.
terment at New Cathedral Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08
McCull0ugh's Weapon.


During the recent session OF tho Lsgts.
lature a certain gentleman wished to %.
tain a divorce. The story goes that the
Incidental expenses for such u desire cost
him freely and this came to his mind on
Monday.
Accordingly he hicd himself to the home
Of Representative Mccullough. Words
animated tho patriotism Of Mr.. McCul'
Tough and the result was that the visitor
had his face decorated by tho use Oh
pitch fork which Mccullough knew how
to handle.
The poor fellow rushed to Magistrate
Pritchett md had warrant sworn out for
McCulloughs arrest. Next day be real
lied he had been trespasser ON McCnl.
lough's place and withdrew the charge ho
had entered. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08
ADElyeR CONVENTION
OPENS in SAN FRANCISCO.
\ Eleven Church r1cetlngs Marx the Open
y Ing Night.
DELAWAREAN DELEGATES.
Or. Ezra Tinker Of Asbury viii Conduct
+. Devotional Exercises In the pavil-
\. ion Tonight.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Tho greatest
visitation which San Francisco ever ex'
perienced, accustomed rs the city Of the
Golden Gate Ia to entertaining mammoth
conventions, is now fully upon her. 10.
night there is being conducted IN eleven
OF her churches Of various denominations
series OF cvangclis,ic meetings which
formally opens the sixteenth International
Christian Entlcavor Convention.
At least 81, 900 strangers are within the
ely ga.es, md here they will remain until
next Monday evening. In honor OF their
presence the city is gay with colors, red
white and blue, In many places. but III
evcry place the purple and gold OF tho
EEdeavorers.
About 1900 delegates have registered at
tho convention bureaus. 5000 Of whom are
Pacific coast people,
All night ana all day trains laden
with the Christian Endeavorers have
been pouring into the city. Although
their headquarters at the Mechanics
Pavilion were opened as early as Il
o'clock in the morning, there were dele
gates al the doors waiting the welcome
already assured. Among the first to ar
rive were the Ohio delegates, who came
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08
Rohemian Girl at Union Park.
DOT S..

Ol;vct Sunday School will 60 to Wooa-
land Beach On July l6.
stunabury Murray ST. has reached his
Can.orbury. Kent County, home
Typhoid fever in mild form is preva.
lent IN his city.
Ray Kitchen Il p. w. q b. railroad con-
durtor mashed his foot yesterday.
Old Swedcs' Church is to have new
roof
The pusey g. Jones Company is repair
ing the drcdgc Vim.
Company A. N. &. D., will elect first
lieutenant to night.
Rcdecincr r. E. Church will give an cx'
cursion to pennsgrovc on next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Reese foremans infant
daughter Is suffering from cholera lnlau-
tum.
The new flint grinding mills near Hazel
Dell are expected 10 be IN operation III Sep
TENDER
George l. Ferguson, No. II East Second
street, wns thrown from lis wagon yrstcr-
day but was only slightly injured.
Ensign H. Calvin BCrtolettc Of this city
has passed the necessary examination and
will shortly become lieutenant.
CAPTAIN Charles II. Smith of this city
| has been placed III charge of the light
| house tender Thistle on the Fourth dis.
tTict,
The officers of Delaware lodge, A. o. L.
w, were installed last night by Grand
| Master Workman J. Curtis Davis Of
Laurel.
Ice cold lemonade will be served ut Sun
days Y. NJ. G. A. meeting. The speaker
will 10 the Rev. Elmer ". Powell. His
subject will be: TN Be Man"
The proud owner of Il poodle refused TO
| ride Oh Il Delaware avenue car last night
when he was told his dog could not DO
held on his lap.
Deputy State Councillor X. Leslie APP
plehy, OF the Junior Order Of United Amer
lean Mechanics, last night Installed the
officers Of Garfield Council Of the High
lands and Of Welcome Council.
Joseph Fulmer, proprietor of the Honlo-
pen House ut kchobuth did II big bu =
ness on the Fourth Of July. 1t made Joo
think Of old times once moro.
Any one wishing TO purchase or rent a
tent at BfandyWine Summit Camp ground
should call on Arthur Powell, Thiid
street market
| The repair committee of the Board of
Education has gone around amongst tho
public schools and during vacation will
make the necessary repairs and paint
the same Ii will take several thousand
dollars to make the necessary improve.
ncnJs
William and Henry Duncan and Walter
II, Hayes left day for a trip 10 Lake Erie
They will take the ours to Buffalo and
then take u steamer for trip on Lake
Erie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08
Special DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, July s.-Republicans *.
press dissatisfaction over the enlargement
of the conference committee on this tariff
BILL They say 1t was done at the request
Of Dingley without consultation and Will
result in delay In conference. Dingley.
says sugar, wool and hides will be last
schedules considered by conference COM
mittec. He predicts that the contest over
these Items will very likely be pr0tracted..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08
The Hildegard Launched.

George W. Weldo's yacht Hildogarn was
launched from the yard Of the Harlan and
Hoilingsworth Company at ono minute
after o'clock this morning in the presence
of representatives of the building company
Mr.. and Mrs. Welde, Mr. Chesborough,
who drew the plans and Mrs. Chcsborough
who was sponsor
The launch was made so early In the
morning because OF the high tide and the
craft glided In the water gracefully and
without hitch. A bottle Of wine was
shattered on her bow as she touched tho
water. Following the launch lunch was
served.
The yacht when completed will DO q
schooner rugged with masts $50 feet high.
The craft Is l3l feet on deck; lOl feet on
load water line; ?7.3 feet beam; 1875 loet
draft and 1871 10 feet general depth. She
will be completed In about two weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08
Saratoga Passes Out.

The school ship Saratoga last evening
was towed to the Breakwater, where she
will remain until Saturday morning. A
busy and pretty picture was presented at
the dock yesterday afternoon.
A motley crowd lined the dock and the
spar deck was filled with the crew In their
gliatening suits OF white duck, the gay
colors of the shirt waists and hats OF tho
giving the whole the appearance OF a
floating flower garden.
Besides five officers and ten assistants
the Saratoga carries squad Of United
States Navy sailors and e. crew OF ninety
three boys, The officers arc Captain
Hutchins, First Lieutenant SCOTT, Second
Lieutenant Cline, Third Lieutenant Car.
ter and Ships Surgeon DR., Hickott 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-08

A birthday surprise was rendered Mrs.
John White, Jr., at her residence, Tenth
and Lombard streets, last evening and
proved very enjoyable occasion. The
evening was pleasantly spent in games OF
a social character and popular vocal selec.
tions by Miss Everett, Us well as by an ex'
hibltion Of hypnotlsm
After partaking Of refreshments, tho
company dispersed to their separate homes
after singing farewell selection, Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.
Dance, host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
White, Jr., Miss Myrtle Allen, Miss Eta
Mccullough. Miss Ada Eatelle Dance, Miss
Katie Miller, Miss Georgia Jewell, Miss
BERTHE McKaig, Miss Whey Clark, Miss
Ada Buckalow. Miss Dolly Everett, Miss
Myra Rhoads Of Montchanin, Del; Miss
Irene Dance, Charles H, Grantland, Frank
M. Eoyla, p. II. Overdeer, William Mask,
Jr., Willis H. Overdeer, George Il. King,
a. b. Dance, Clarence White and Harry
Richards,