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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-10-09
ZE SWIATA
Straiki W Niemczech W r. 1896.

Rok 1896 by4 W strajki, stosun-
kowo do innych lat, bardzo bogaty,
DO podczas, gdy W latach 1S90-95
by1o $50 strajk6w, W kt6rych H.
274 robotnik6w udzia} bra}o, to W
jednym jedynym roku 1895 by}o
483 strajk6w ze 128,SOS udziaf
bioracemi. strajki W latach 1890
-95 kosztowafy 3,13O,O89 NIX,
strajki W roku 1896 kosztowafy
prawie r6wniez tyle, bo 3,O42,95O
marek.
Najwiekszym bez watpi Q nj a
strajkiem, by} strajk robotnik6w
portowych W Hamburgu, W kt6-
rym udziaf bra}o 23,28O robotni-
k6w; strajk ten TRIVIAL 10 tygodni, a
kosztowaf 2,535,853 marek. Pred
MIN byf strajk krawc6w, kt6ry co
do ilosci os6b przewyzsza co praw-
da strajk hamburskich robotnikrw
portowych, ale co do ilosci czasu i
koszt6w drugie zajmuje miejsce.
Dalej przychodza strajki robotni-
k6w W drzewie, W kt6rym 25,461
os6b udziaf brafo, kosztowaf on
234,427 NIX. Me bedziemy tutaj
wszystkich strajk6w wymieniat,
gdyz ma to ME zezwalaja szczupfe
}amy "Ameryki", nadmieniamy
tylko niekt6re wiekszych: Mula-
rzy $4,000 os6b, 148,s93 NIX, }
tkaczy (2,23o os6b, 1864 mk.,)
introligator6w (1484 os6b, 53,971
mk.,) drukarzy GOO os6b, 10000
mk.,) litograf6w Q727 os6b, 10S,-
811 NIX i t. d., i t. d.
W roku 1896 prawie we wszyst-
kich zawodowych organizacyach
strajkowano i ia okolicznost wy
zyskiwana bedzie przez nieprzyja-
ci6f ruchu robotniczego, aby sta
. wiat zadania do ograniczenia i O.
krojenia praw koalicyjnych robo-
tnika. Jednakze pytat sic trzeba,
czy w}asnie robotnik jest winien
temu, ze do strajk6w przysz}os
Nasi przeciwnicy nie moga AMI je-
dnego przypadku przytoczy6, W
kt6rym by robotnicy, zanim do
bezrobocia przystapili, ME starali
sic ma drodze :pokojowej zr6wnae
dyferencye. Ale prawie we-wszyst;
kich przypadkach przedsiebiorcy
ME chcieli z a d II robotnik6w
uwzglednit i W zaufaniu W kapitai,
ME chcieli pertraktowac robotni-
kami. I coz pozostawa}o W takich
warunkach robotnikom? Tylk o
schwycic sic ostatniego Srodkai zfo-
aye robote. straty napuszonych ka-
pitalist6w ME dadza sic }atwo ozna-
czyc, ale pewno6cia So one maj
mniej 2 lub 3 razy wieksze, jak
straty robotnik6w. Przyjmiemy
bowiem tylko, ze tych 2O1,O82
robotnik6w, kt6rzy W ostatnich
siedmiu latach strajkowali, kazdy
przecietnie piec tygodni ME praco-
wal, to przy 18 markach przeciet'
nego zarobku tygodniowego stra'
ciliby robotnicy 10,097,38o NIX.
suma ia jest jeszcze "a niska, ale
pokazuje ona jaka strate W majat'
ku ponosi nar6d jedynie dla tego,
zezarozumia}a paczka kapitalistycz.
ma ME chce robotnikami ma pod
stawie r6wnouprawnienia radzic
mad warunkami piracy zarobku.
Jezeli dalej zwazymy, ze robotnik
ME odczuwa tax bardzo swej stra-
ty; bo czy to podczas roboty, czy
tez bezrobocia, on zadnych kapita.
low nagromadzac ME moze, a wa:
runki jego egzystencyi stoja nizej
minimum, - podczas gdy strate
najbardziej kapitali6ci odczuwaja- i
to sadzic by MONA, ze w}a6nie ka-
nitalisci " SWIM W}asnvm intere-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-10-09
Take rOcznica.

Coz to takiego? Wldze pan.
silva wielkie prsygotowania ma uro.
czystos6!
"A, tax, tax, jutro obohodzimy
pierwsza rocznice nauki tatoa, jaki
jedyna c6reczka nssza ukohozy}a.
DObra wym0wka.
Go ty tn robisz teraz p6znej
godzinie " tym mokrym scieku uli-
cznym?
Coz choesz? Jestem bardzo os.
troznym, kupisem W hsndlu ubi6r
nieprzemakalny i teraz 90 pr6buje,
czy tax jest istotnie...
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-10-09
Kradziez $22,246,N 0.

Taxa sumo zamierza ukrasc ze
skarbu st. Il. kolej zelazna Union
Pacific, prezydent Mckinley i
kongres obojetnie ma to patrza.
Kradziez ia zamierzona byfa "a
prezydenta Clevelanda, a ME dosz}a
do skutku tylko wskutek tego ze
ostatnie diva lata "a jego admin
stracyi republikanie mieli wiekszost
W kongresie. Co jednak ME pozwo.
ILL republikanie dokonae delaokra-
tom, to sami pewnie dokonaja.
Kolej UnionPaci W roku 1862
uzyska}a koncesye ma budowe W
nagrode "a to budowe dostafa 10
kwadratowych mil gruntu "a kazda
1 mile toru. Lecz jak kapitalisci
uzyskali TAXA nagrode ME mieli
pieniedzy ma budowe kolei, wiec u
dali sic do rzalu prosba O pozy.
czke 70 milion6w dolar6w. Kolej
zelazna by}a potrzebna do rozwoju
przemysfu krajowego, ,wiec kongres
uchwalii posyczke. Zas W diva lata
p6zniej, mianowicie W r. 1864, ka-
pitalisci udali sic do rzadu z inna
propozycya; oto chcieli kolej pre-
diuzyc i W rym celu musieliby "a
ciagnac nova pozyczke, kt6ra mo-
gliby dostac cd prywatnych juz ka-
pitalist6w, ale tylko ma pierwsza
hypoteke. Proszono wiec kongres,
aby hypoteke rzadowa zamieniono
z pierwszej ma druga-na co kon-
gres przysta}.
Teraz dopiero oszustwo sic wy
daje. Kolej ME chce zap}acic CAFE
60 dfugu, II. 70 milion6w, a Rad
skolektowat ME moze, DO ME po-
zostaioby sic wiele po zaspokojeniu
pierwszej hypoteki. Kolej dobro-
wolnie ofarowata "a prezydenta
Clevelanda oddac rzadowi $45, 1884,
900, jezeli Rad pokwituje ca}y
dug.
Teraz kolej podnios}a swa oferte
do $47,754,O0O czyli o 2 miliony.
Prezydent Mckinley prokurator
generalny ma propozycye te podo-
bno sic juz zgodzili-idzie wiec
tylko o uchwa}e kongresu. Jezeli
kongres ma nastepnej sesyi przyj-
mie propozycye kolei, to zostanie
oszukany Rad ma $22,246,O0O-
ME liczac procent6w cd 70 milo.
now "a IS lat!
Kolej zosta1a zbudowana "a pie
niadze rzadowe, jest w}asnoscia
prywatna do tego wielkie obsza-
ry grunt6w ukradzione zostafy ma
rodowi, a oddane ma w}asnost szpe-
kulant6w.
Kolej Union Pacific jest tylko
jedna wielu, kt6re nar6d obrabo.
wa}y W TAXI sam spos6b.
PrzyjmOwanie wizytOr6w
W Bia}ym Domu rozpocze}o sic po
wakacyach letnich ma nowo 5 bm.
i W dniu tym prezydent Mckinley
poda} reke przynajmniej 800 oby-
watelom. Take potrzasanie reka
przez prezydenta ME przynoai nj
komu zadnej korzySci, ale zadawa-
la pr6zna ambicye wielu ludzi.
Zmiana ambasadOr6W.
M. Patenotre, francuski ambasa-
dor W Westinghouse, zawiadomi}
Shermana we wtorek, ze
dostaf polecenie cd swego rzadu, a.
by sic uda} do Madrytu, a ma jego
miejsce doWashingtonu przybedzie
M. Cambon, obecny gubernator W
Algeryi. Zmiana ia nastapi "a Kill
ka tygodni.
AresztOwanie kOmisarzy.
W Chicago aresztowano we wto-
'ek wszystkich komisarzy powiatu
Cook, Warranty wykupione zosta1v
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-10-09

jeszcze ME weszli i sadza W SVEN
ograniczeniu, se robotnik-to ME-
wolnik. Me zdo}a postep czasu
umysfowego W tym kierupku wild
nokregu kapitalist6w rozszerzyt, to
beda musia}y organizacye robotni-
cze tel piracy sic podjat, ze beda
W stanie, tego dowodzi rozrost Or
ganizacyj robotniczych, kt6rych
jest W Niemczech 81, a z 5,O25,228
robotnik6w W przemysle jest zor-
ganizowanych 329,23o. Mose wiec
zarozumia}osc kapitalistyczna jesz.
cze raz tax wielka bye, to organi
zacye robotnicze tax dalece sic roz-
wine}y, ze mad niemi do porzadku
dziennego juz precise ME MONA i
kazdy przedsiebiorca z mimi sic H.
czy6 musi; ten pewnik, ze wick
sly procent strajk6w r. 1896 niz W
innych latach skohczy} sic pomySl-
ME dla robotnik6w, wskazuie, ze
nadzieje nasze ME So "a r6zowo
malowane.
z $50 strajk6w W latach 1890
-95 skohczyfy sic zupefnym dla
robotnik6w zwyciestwem 266, cze-
6ciowym 1876, ca}kiem niekorzyst
ME 261. z 488 straj jk6w zr. 1896
skohczy}o sic zupefnem zwyciest.
VEN 232, czesciowym 122, z kle-
ska 106. Jak W poprzednich la.
tach, tax i wr. 1896 mona skon-
statowac, ze przy strajkach, W kt6-
rych robotnicy pierwsi zaczepili
przedsiebiorc6w, }atwiej MONA BY
fs osiagnat jake korzysci, niz
przy ia k C h strajkach, do kt6-
rych zostali przez przedsiebiorc6w
zmuszeni. z ostatnich by4o "a
proc. z korzyscia, 38 proc. bez ko.
rzysci, a z pierwszych 63 proc. z
korzyscia, a tylko II proc. bez ko-
rzysci dla robotnik6w.
z tego wynika, ze przedsiebiorca
jest pewien swego zwyciestwa, je.
zeli prowokuje robotnik6w do straj-
ku przez znizenie p}acy, lub wy
rzucenie roboty niewygodnego
sobie robotnika. w ostatnim przy-
padku by}oby lepiej, jezeli egzy-
stencya odno5nej organizacyi ME
jest zagrozona, takiemu robotniko-
wi postarat sic srodki do zycia
ma innem miejscu. Me jest to
zbyt radykalnem, ale tu chodzi
gf6wpies, p , v <, ;walce ekonomicznej
szanowae silly robotnika, sby W
stbsownym czasie m6g} sobie inne
korzystniejsze warunki bytu wy.
walczyc.
Wojna W Indyach.
O kleskach anglik6w W Indyach
nowe nadchodza wiesci. Uda}o sic
wprawdzie anglikom uratowac for.
ty Lockhardt i Gulistan, kt6re by.
fyby wpadfy W rece wroga, gdy-
by i'm W pore ME przysz}a odsiecz;
uda}o sic odebrac powsts dcom fort
saragari, lecz wzamian "a to ko.
lumny "latajace," wys}ane pre-
ciwko zbuntowanemu plemieniu
mohmand6w, ztsta}y zmuszone do
odwrotu ponios}y ciezkie straty.
A przytem, rzecz godna zaznacze-
MIA, mohmandowie sami atakuja,
ME czekajac, az ich anglicy zacze-
pia. I tax, najsamprz6d rzucili sic
ma brigade generafa Jeffrey'a, kt6-
ra stojac u wejscia do wawozu
Rambat, tworzy}a straz przednia
kolumny, dowodzonej przez gen.
Blooda. Bitwa trwa}a szesc godzin,
anglicy ME mogli stawic czo}a wi
otwartej walce musieli sic cofnac
DO "a obwarowania.
W diva dni pczniej ponowili
mohmandowie sw6j atak zmusili
Jeffreva do odwrotu, zabiwszy mu
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-10-09
Vol. XI.-OCToBER 9 1897

prawa wyszynk W tenn terytoryum
jest zabroniony przez uchwa}e To-
kalnej rady.
100000 ludzi utopifo sic.
Do Tacoma, Wash, przybyt we
wtorek okret Victoria z Chin, i
przywi6zf przerazajace wiadomosci
o powodzi, kt6ra zalafa 60 wsi i
miast W prowincyi Tung Chow. lie
ludzi zgine}o W tel powodzi trudno
napewno obliczyt, lecz Rad chihski
podaje cyfre cd 100000 do 20O,-
600. Blisko million ludzi pozbawio-
nych zosta}o dachu i sposobu do
zycia, DO woda zniszczy}a wszystkie
zasiewy.
Ciekawy process.
Ia co to W Ameryce ME MONA
skarzyt! w Niles, Ohio, wfasciciel
hotelu Sanford ME chcia} przyjat
ma stancye Karola Pew, powodu
jego awanturniczego usposobienia.
Karol uwziaf sic i .skarzy hoteliste
0 $4,000 odszkodowania, "a to, ze
mu odm6wiono goscinnosci W domu
publicznym.
Gotta Zebra
jest mniej wiecej TAXA playa W po-
}udniowych stanach, jak katar lub
zaziebienie W p6fnocnych. Ponie,
waz ia ostatnia choroba jest po-
wszechna vice ludzie przestali jej
sic obawiat, chot zabiera ona vie,
cej ofiar, niz z6}ta Zebra. Ten wiel
XII krzyk po gazetach o z6}tej febrze
juz sic czytelnikom znudzif, DO ia
kta mic groznego ME wyjawiaja.
Samob6jstwo pastorki.
W Traverse City, Mich, W dniu
5 b. m. odebra}a sobie zycie, przez
poderzniecie gard}a brzytwa, zons
pastora metodyskiego pani Kings
ley, liczaca 35 lat. Zostawi}a troje
dzieci. Przyczyna samobojstwa ME
znana.
Pozary preryowe
wybuch}y W b. tygodniu W poblizr
Wennipeg, W Kanadzie. W osadzie
polskiej Beausejour pastwa ognis
paddy dwie kobiety i troje dzieci
niejacy Mireccy. Zgine}o DUO by
dfa koni spalito sic wiele osad.
POZar.
Toronto, Kanada.-Dnia 5 bm
spality sic fabryki szpagat6w i mio
tel przy wiezieniu centralnem
szkode obliczaja ma $15O,000.
Siedmiu pasazer6w
ponios}o 6mierc 5 bm., podczas zde
rzenia pociag6w ma kolei Kansa'
City, Scott & Memphis pod mia
stem Willow Springs, Mo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
SAILOR KILLED N JAPAN.
ONE OF THE YORKrowys CREW
DEAD IN THE BAY.
He Left the ship without PerRission.
SWAN Ashore and His Body Was
Fonnd In q shallow Place. show
ing Many Marks of Violence.

NEWPORT. r J., Dec H-commander
G. NJ Stockton L. 8. ". who commanded
the Yorktown at the time when two SAIL
ors Frank Epps. OF New York and Sea-
man Montgomery. attached 10 the As.aiic
feet, were killed by japanese at Maya
sasi. has just returned 10 his home here
Commander Stockton said 10 an Asso-
ciated Press reporter that Montgomery
was a an1sman on the Yorktown and was
a berth-deek cook ard had been restricted
to the ship on account of drunkenness.
/ Commander Stockton from memory then
recited these incidents OF Montgomery 5
death, as follows:
Last August Montgomery. in company
with a marine. left the Yorktown without
permission while the ship xas IN the har-
Dor OF Nagasaki. Japan. The men swan
to the shore. Two days later Montgomery
body was found by japanese boasuiea in
the water. and II was taken 20 the police
station. Commander Stockton was mott
! fed and he sent an officer ashore to iden-
tify the body, accompanied by the surgeon
Of the ship. Finding marks OF violence
upon the body Commander Stockton CT
dersd board Of officers 10 hold an inquest.
From this Investigation Of the case and
from all evidence obtainabie. the officers
came 70 the conclusion that Montgomery
had died. not from drowning. but from vio-
lence at the hands OF some person or per-
sons unknown.
Commander Stockton reported the case
to tbs United States consul al Nagasaki,
to the police authorities on shore and to
the navy department. and 10 the admiral
OF the Asiatic station. and also held an IN
terview with the chief Of police OF the dis
tr!et. and dIsabused his mind OF the idea
that Montgomery had died from acciden-
tai drowning.
The evidence given by the marine who
accompanied Montgomery showed that the
latter had not drank to excess. and was
seen about ii O'Clock On the night OF the
alleged murder with japanese money In
his hand
The vessel was. on September Is last. I'M
der orders TO sail for home.
Montgonarys body was found In
shallow part Of the harbor and the circ1im-
stantiai evidence showed that he was
knocked on the head and thrown over
board.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
WORK ON YEsLER DOCK.
Now Raising the Dock to Conform
With Level of Railroad Avenue.

The extension OF Yesler wharf and It's
general Improvement is proceeding rapid
iy. \ force OF sixteen men is now en-
pioyed. The work at present in hand is
the elevation of the Old dock 10 conform
order 10 accomplish this the dock must be
raised about eighteen inches. The extern
sion on the west end stands at the level
OF the avenue. Men are now at work on
the south side of the old dock, and next
week The warehouse will be moved TO al
low the raising OF thar portion Of the
wharf on which it stands.
The railroad spur tracks on the north
side Will be depressed TO make the door
OF cars loaded with freight even with
the floor Of the dock.
AS soon as possible the construction of
the new warehouse will be started. When
finished it will be one of the finest on the
Sound. and its facilities for the handling
of freight will be as good as are 10 be
found anywhere. The plan of the ware
house has been somewhat modified. In
general il will be like the Plan which
originated with Agent G. F. Thorndyke,
and which was several weeks ago fully
explained in the Post-Intelligencer.
The present Idea Is 10 have the ware
house follow the shape of the dock. The
west side will be 235 feet in length, and
the sides viii run back about 80 feet. On
the north and south sides will be two Is.
and in the center. facing Railroad avenue,
will be court, s0x70 feet, for the accom-
moda ton OF teams.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

/ wish all ladies 10 know that am man
aser OF a branch office for the sale OF the
famous Balm OF Figs. a remedy which Will
positively cure all forms OF female weak
ness without the aid OF a physician, ard
as proof Of It's merits. l will gladly give or
send any lady ole 50-cent box free. az
there is no case OF Painful Periods, Leucor-
rhoea. Displacements or Irregularities but
what Ii viii cure. This is no quaek doe
tors medicine. or humbug but NATURE
own remedy for women. which restored me
to health after all other means had failed.
and is Endorsed by many Seattle ladies IL
Will cost you nothing TO convince yourself
of its merits and shall be pleased 10 have
you call. or send q 2-cent stamp and I
will sand you one 5o-cent box free. and
write you full particulars. Mrs. Caroline
Rose. Seattle. Wash. 42s Belmont Avenue
EMEMRER-EAIM OE EIGS GLIB rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
A Sunday Concert Feature.

With hfs characteristic energy. Mr..
Wagner has endeavored to secure the
services Of the prima donna, Geneva
Johnston-Bishop, Of the Del Conte Italian
Grand Opera Company, for the public
band concert TO he given Sunday after
noon in the Seattle theater. He has al
ready gained the consent OF Madam
Bishops manager. and il only remains to
have the acquiescence of the singer.
The First Regiment band will be heard
Sunday In the third concert Of the winter
The character OF the entertainment Is Of
the highest order. Following is the pro-
gramme:
March-"Beau Ideal'' Coy reQuest. .Souss
Overture-"Grand Festival" $50. Leutner
Pasquinade ........... .. .Gottschalk
Selection from "A Gaiety GirI' first
s<iieJ .--..-...s. -.--.-...-. sidney Jones
Andante from first symphony. Beethoven
Hungarian Fantasia......Theo NJ. Tobani
Grand Gerusalemms" {tirst
The Indian Campaign. wv. IL. Gordon
A musical description OF life IN the wild
West.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
At the Jefferson.

Last night al the Jefferson showed an
audience much improved in size, and the
appreciation OF the performance of "Saia
Pasha" was evidenced by the most liberal
applause. The production IS cornmendasie
in every particular and no person who
loves good music and q hearty laugh
should fail TO be present while the oppor-
tunity IS a. hand. Tomorrow aftSnoon
there will be grand prize matinee for
children. On Sunday night the company
Will be seen in the Pirates Of Penzance.' -
one OF the most successful of Gilbert &
Suliyan's operas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24

Although He Is sick. Michael Insists
on the Rnce Coming on.

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-EdGie Bald. OF
Buffalo. may be forced 20 ride James
Michael. OF Wales, IL their match at one
mile on January next. Bald has been
Ill AZ q Broadway hotel. but he Is now
on the mend and VIII in a few days. Il
IS expected. be on his wheel again. Mich
asi and his manager. David Shafer. have
Just arrived In this city. and when tn
formed that the friends Of Bald had called
of the match with the Welshman. Shzfer
showed real indignation.
There must be TWO parties to that
agreement" he said. and unless Bald can
show a certificate that he Is unfit 10 raca
on January s We Will hold him to his
contract"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
AdEfe and Her Lions,

Manager Russell. OF the Third Avenue
theater. has been the recipient OF the
thanks % hundreds OF the lady patrons
OF his theater for arranging 10 afford them
an opportunity next week TO witness the
performance OF Adgie and her cage OF
ferocious lions.
THE Pulse OF New York" Will clos. It's
engagement Saturday night. There will
BE- a matinee Christmas afternoon at s:l5
O'clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
An Equal Suaraxe CIuh.

iae women Of the Ninth ward organ
ized an equal suffrage club Wednesday
AFTERNOON a. Fremont. The officers are.
president Mrs. r s. uenS1nore: yics
PRESIDENTS, Mrs. e T. Pope, Mrs. Wnnos
"hteneld and Mrs Fannie Biles: secre-
tary' Mrs Paul Land: treasurer. Mrs. ..
reynolds \ meeting viii be held at Mrs.
Lands residence in Fremont next weanes-
cay. at which time the organization will
De completed. The members viii also ap-
point delegates &c The state convention 20
be held in Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
C1O6 and LeWfs Draw.

CHICAGO. Dec e3.-Tne principal AFFAIR
fl the bouts at the Chicago Athletic Club
was q six-round contest between Otto s.
Cloff and Jack Lewis. II was declared
draw after six rounds. Leslie Pierce, %
Philadelphia. was given the decision over
Charles Byrnes. OF Cincinnati. Byrnes in
tured one OF his hands and was unable 10
continue the fight George kerwin, % Chi
eago, defeated Nike Butter. OF New York.
the bout being stopped In the second round
10 save the Eastern man. Peter Boyle and
Johnny Van Heest went six rounds 10
draw
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AIaVairy man' SEXperIenCe
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LA Boheme. Tomorro

The Italian Grand Opera Company will
arrive today from San Francisco. which
WIFI give them an opportunity to fully
prepare for their opening a. the SEATTLE
theater tomorrow night They will pre-
sent Puccini's la Boheme," the oners
over which the San Francisco public and
press expressed their delight in unstfnts1
terms. The company comes with IFS prfn-
cipals, chorus ard orchestra. NUMBERING
IN all over eighty people. The advance
sale indicates q very prnsnaroffs seasnr,
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The name OF Frank f. Adams was Mem
toned in an article published Thursday
morning as one of those interested III
snow sled patented by John c. Peterson
ana Mis- Peterson. OF this city. Mr.
ADAMS stated yesterday that he is only
interested as a solicitor for The patent and
Is connected with the scheme III the way
ne Is Interested in a dozen other plans.
as an agent 70 secure the patent.
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Brooklyn. when after fifteen hard rounds
Whistler got the decision. They met again
for four rounds at the Broadway Athletic
Club and fought draw. Both boy. agreed
tonight that Z each was OF his feet az The
end OF the twentieth round the haut should
be declared a draw They fought at catch
weights. aud Whistler proved 10 be the bet
ter. but owing 10 the stipulation the refsres
had no alternative and decided the NIL 4
draw. as both were on their feet and able
10 20 alcng for several rounds more.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-24
A CHRISTMAS AT HOME.
Two Steamers Laid Up to Give the
Men q Shore Holiday.

The employees Of the Pacific Navigation
Company viii be granted q holiday On
Christmas. The steamers State Of Wash
ington and Fairhaven will not leave here
tonight on their regular runs, and will lay
over tomorrow. giving the officers and
crew an opportunity to spend Christmas
In their homes. The men were discussing
the privilege yesterday, and some OF their
fellow steamboat men on other boats Were
made to feel keenly that their holiday
would not be spent ashore.
Both steamers will leave on their regu-
lar runs Sunday night at 10 O'Clock.
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A large number 0: tickets have been sold
lor The Tdalia Society'S masked ball at the
ATr'ory Christmas night The music will
De furnished by Wagrer's orchestra A
namoer OF useful prizes VII be awarded
Iaose ossirous OF an evenings enjeyruen 1t
should attend this bail. Tickets car be
purchased a. Less pharmacy ard Yorke
A. Barrington's pharmacy.