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A SAD DEATH.
Homer Gates tatall, shot Through the
Ar.idsBtai Di..harg. of - Pistol.

Special Dispatch tn the STANDARD.
Phllipsburg. oct. 2,.-News of the
sad nc, dental death uf Homer Gates. "A
young man f,slding near New Chicago.
was to-day received 10y his friends. Mr.
Gates. accompanied by his father. was
about 10 go FOR "A hunting trip, and AS
they w,r. getting into the wagon he
dropped his coat and a revolver fell
out ~ on. of the pockets. and. striking
the ground was discharged. The bullet
entered just above the right hip. rang
ing upwards and coming out under the
left arm. causing almost instant death.
Mr.. Gates ls well and faNorahly known
throughout this county, having been Tot
a long time employed as SHIFT buss at
the lii-M"talllc concentrtor In Granite
though recently he has been mining at
the Top a. Deep lie was about 30
years ~ age ana leaves "A wife to mourn
hts untlmcly death.
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Agree q. a Conference.

Glasgow. oct. fit is now understood
that the employers federation and tho
delegates Of the amalgamated society OF
engineers az their meetings commune
Gated with each other through the board
~ trade and that a conference between
representatives Of the employers and the
striking engineers has been arranged. the
latter agreeing TO withdraw their demand
for eight hours work. which has been
the great stumbling block In the way OF
arriving at settlement Of the great
strike.
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spain tp.niss o.,

Madrid. oct IA formal denial vas
ipzutl by spain to-day of m" statement
that the Spanish minister al Washing
iau ms presented Ia IA" government of
the United States q note on th" subject
of hlibust"ring expeditions which an" al
legged To- have lcfi Amrrrnn ports tor
cuba, Thc Spanish minister, u Is cN-
plninrd. only mad" a verbal complaint
10 thp government az Washington.
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AusrelA-HuNcARY SITUATION.
Bar"n HanG, Replies io IN" trgings 81
Herr Francis kossuib.

lluda Pest, Oct, Eth the lower
HOUSE of the Hungarian parliament to-
day Baron Ranfty. the premier, reply
ing Ia Herr Francois hossuth. son m
the celebrated Hungarian patriot. who
urged the government tu take advan-
take of Austrian chaos and try Tor
Hungary's independence" declared
that the ministry had mo- intention of
turning Aus ria's difficulties unrcason-
ably Ia the advantage OF the Hungar-
ians. The union of the two countries.
he DECLARED. must bc regarded as IN
dissnluhlu Should the Austrian con-
stituiional system break down. which
iod forbid. the Hungarian govrrnmc Mt
would be Obliged Ia act Independently
regarding the joint questions of cus-
toms aud commercial treaty between
Austria and Hungary. and of the
charter and privileges of the Austro-
Hungarian banks
This announ, meut caused n great
>, nsaiion. and II is believed that Baron
ban spoke with thc consent al the
emperor king. and that his statement
points Ia the possibility of absolute
government In Austria.
Vienna. oct. 21.-The present dead
lock In the ri,rhsrath. owing Ia th"
German obstruction. has created crit
ical situation. and in som. quarters
suspension of the Austrian constitution
is believed possible. At to-day's session
uf the lower house. after an upr"alious
dispute between Dr. kramraez, the act
ing president and the German oppoFl-
iion. the chamber adopted. hy a large
majority. the acting presidents pro-
poFals tn discuss the motion FOR the
impea. hmcnt uf the ministry nt the
morning siliings and to devote the
evenings to bill for the extension ~
IN. compromise with Hungary for "A
year. the delay In adopting which "
causing much resentment In Hungary
and rendering the passage uf n treaty
ly doubtful
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>ta i.il.ni l;ur.a,t.

Berlin. oct. q Tho government has do
cidcd 10 found an iup"riai hurrau to cul-
lc,t statistics regarding all branches ~
m" national productions, The ngutrs
and facts So gathered will d" publ shrd
regularly So as io 'nablc thu govern
mont officials tu hu always 'l'arly posted
as tn tho exact stats ~ industry export
and import as welt 49, 81 agriculture
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Tender of S;ood Faith.

New York. Oct. 2.-In anticipation Of
IN. sale of the Union Pacific under fore
closure. a check for s60o0,mD was depns-
itcd to-day for the reorganization com
mttee with Special Master Cornish. The
check represents ~ per cent. of the sum
10 be paid for the road.
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Paris, u,t. FIT b. understood mat 'hr
uindbm uial blFis Of tbr d.Ti, ATTY b.
iE.,n Ff1u.r oGb Gtnt uri'lu n West
Nfrlru ls tla' fru,. lus's tp t'cIf-
ulzr tl. fr lu,- h'tWs,u native ru.pts
and Bru-u y frid.f- uufl thr tA's
tlNr B.-u Ufii,,o'lb commemorate 20
Lf.L--l
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Special bImtrh To- the standard
Washington. Oct. Eth" secretary "
the Interior to-day approved for patton,
Ia the Northern Pacific land grant three
lists of lands selected under its grant,
embracing 6SN acres in Helena, Bozc-
man aud Missouln districts.
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Simla. oct. 27.-Replying to the
proclamation of the British commander
on the frontier. the MnZuaais protest
against the occupation of khyber pass.
samana range and Swat valley by
British forces, and declare their inten-
tion of opposing the British advance.
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DUCHESS OF TECK EXPIRES
HER DEATH A SHOCK TO THE EN-.
TIRE KINGDOM.
Passes Away After a surgical Operation.
Was Cousin TO Queen Victoria.
Queen Greatly Affected.

Richmond, Eng. Oct. 21.-The Duchess
Of T-ck. cousin Of Queen Victoria. died
al White Lodge this morning. The death
of the duchess was entirely unexpected.
II was supposed that she had recovered
from complaint which caused her con-
siderable sun, ring. when the duchess
returned from the North "a few days ago
there were slight symptoms Of "a recur-
renee of straneulated hernia. for which
she sustained AN operation in July hast.
but IL was not expected that any serious
consequences would ensue. ON Mnnday.
however. the duchess became III, though
no serious symptoms were observed Hut
on Tuesday sh" became worse and the
London specialists. who had previously
operated an her were summoned to Rich
mund. They held a consultation and de-
rided last evening that the lif. of her
royal hiehncss could not be SUSTAINED
without another operation. This was
successfully performed. but the duchess
gradually sank aud died at . O'Clock this
morning.
The Duchess of Tcck wis the daughter
of the Duke Of Cumberland. seventh son
of George III She was born Nov. y. lSgi
and was married June y, 1866, 10 Prince
Francis. duke OF Teck. eldest son Of
Prince Alexander Of Wurtemburp. born
Aug. q. 1856. The Duke and Duchess OF
Tcck had four children. of whom the
eldest. Princess Victoria. born May 2s.
iSGs, is the duchess of York.
The funeral will probably take place at
Windsor
London, Oct. G.-Flags are half-ma cd
all over the public buildings throughout
the country to-day as mark of SYM
pathy with tn" royal family over the
loss of the Duchess of Tock. Queen Vie
tnrin, when she heard the news oi the
death of the duchess. WAS greatly al
fected. The Prince Of Wales was at New
market intending to be- present at the
races. When he was Informed of the
death of the duchess he immediately left
for London.
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Washington o,f E-ll Is lnnouu, 4
ut thu treasury H'pIrtm,ui that ~ :.
rritrhptt of Washington university -
i.pui. VIII b. IVpIn'.-t sun. rint'pt.1 ~
ut she roast aud E.H'lrfl, survey service.
sic, General Dufiirid ugu,strl 20 ro-
lisn.
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sails for Russia.

New York. Oct. 21.-E. 4. Hitchcock
or st. Louis. the new United States
minister To Russia. sailed to-day with
his family on the 81 Paul for SOUTH
ampton. From there he will proceed 10
1t. Petersburg.
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Special Disnatch To- tho Standard
Miles city. Oct. 2,.-The jury In the
case of the state Vs. Ellis. charged with
stealing i've head OF horses near Ekaia-
ka. returned "A verdict Of guilty and sem
tenced him to one year In the peniten-
tiary.
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ST Paul. MINI. oct. e7.-A special 10
the Dispatch from Leech Lake resery-
alton In Northern Minnesota. says: In
formation by special messenger has
just reached the reser, alton that =
tight occurred yesterday between two
Indians and a game warden. In which
all three were killed. and also one In
dian Mupan
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Iva tDisstop Married.

Quincy, m. oct. 21.--Lawtencr -.
Emmons jr son ~ Judge Emmons.
Was married Tonight tn Miss Eva
Disston. IN. only daughter of Col Will
lam Dsst"n, surveyor general of
Alaska.
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Teacher for Fort shaw.

Special DiHpatch 90 th. standard.
Washington. Oct sI.-Milliam a. Fow-
lcr of California has been appointed
TEACHER AZ the Fort Shaw. Mont. Indian
school nj $50 per annum.
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THEIR ANNUAL MEETING.
trmS of the Tcnncss-- iiod- a tou,pn.
lion a. Miis kec.

Milwaukee. Oct 2i.-Thr 18th annual
meeting ,t the Army M tn TcunsSs..r
cony ND To-day over s0O members
ar, va attendance. prominent among
th" society General Swain T.. T Sbrr-
tlan. 'o3unI Grant. Culunvl Euggirs
Major n r Swords cart John Crane
aud col Hr8tln T King General
Dodge called me W,"tluc to order al
to.lp O'clock and welcomed the mrm.
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Sennior Nor an lmproxrH.

San Diego Cal. Oct. Ex-senator Nor
gan Is slowly improving. hut still con-
hncd 10 his bed. There is not much
change to-day.
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cHi,ago oct g7-Statc's Attorney Dce-
u'n has arransvd 20 place the second
iurtgsrt trial on the docket tor Monday.
Nus =
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A BRAVE RE ScuE.
yolnnte,r. -" ~. crew of - >lni ing
iishluE schooner

oua.nsluau. pu eI.-The Curlrl
line 81, ,1us catalonia. from Boston igr
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between us. And now l know that what
Lydia told me about his having only f2GO
pounds year was nonsense after all. 1t
is too late now. and we might have been
so happy"
I'VE have never discussed money mat
tiers. Nora. don't know why said
mamma. in constrained tones. But
may as well tell you now that your father,
before he died, settled sum on you. so
that in the event of your marrying you
will always have some hundreds of your
own year Besides. / should most GER
tainly not have given my consent If Tom
had not proved TO me that he vas very
able 10 support a wife. You need not
have feared anything on the score of pow
erty"
.Oh. l think I shall go mad!' l cried.
why. mamma, you know that it was be-
cause of Sir George
Nora" mamma interrupted looking
grieved and annoyed. Il really don't see
that my marrying with Sir George can
make any difference TO you
Your marriage l gasped. Your mar
riagey
You need not speak of it in that man
not tell me that you approved of ii, if you
did not? And E really thought you were
pleased to hear that l was engaged 10
Sir George
You engaged to Sir George" I echoed
in amazement. Then suddenly the truth
flashed upon me.
"Oh mamma 1 cried. falling on my
knees beside her and clasping her hands.
forgive me. forgive me. oh, how vain and
silly | have been. 1t never entered my
head that you would ever marry again.
Lydia declared that Sir George was in
love with me. and l was dense enough TO
believe it, When he came here TO see you
/ thought IL was for me. When you told
me the other night that he had called
thought it was to ask If he might marry
me. When | saw him in the dining room
| thought that he believed himself to be
engaged to me! oh. how .abominably rude
ne must have thought me! l never con-
graduated him.
Nora" said mamma in a faint voice,
"you-you would have married him, then.
If"
NO, no." l cried. interrupting her.
Never, never, never. l intended TO tell
him when he came to-day that there
could never be anything but friendship
between us. Oh mamma, how horrid,
and mean, and selfish must have seemed
TO YOU
1T was very natural that you might at
first dislike the idea of having stepfath-
err said mamma.
"Oh, no." | exclaimed, joyfully, lit will
be very, very nice. 1 have always respect
ed and like Sir George" and l flung my
arms around mamma and kissed her on
either cheek.
You don't think Sir George guessed
anything. DO you?" l asked anxiously.
Il am perfectly certain he didn't, my
dear" said mamma. reassuringly.
DO you think Tom will ever forgive
me?"
"Of course he will" replied mamma,
consolingy. II should not be surprised
If he We're 10 come this evning and tell
you So
And he did.-New York Herald.
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HOUSES & ROOMS FOR RENT.

The building now occupied by Vance
Shoe Co. l20S Main street.
Dwelling No 81 18th ST., S rooms, bath
Dwelling No. 12l 18th St. rooms. bath,
No. 1884 Main ST.. store room and room.
above.
The Hughes property, corner Ohio and
Broadway Sts. Island.
No. 122 5. Elm St, Island, possession at
once.
No 2163 Main St, Sd floor. rooms, pos
Session AT once.
No - Ohio St. 8 rooms $40.
Two nice rooms. centrally 10 satei.
Office or sleeping rooms. LutZ Buildlrg-
Store room corner 23d and Market SIS.
No 81 l4th St. 8 rooms and BATH.
No Ga Main St. rooms and barn.
Nos. 22i2 and 2246 Market ST., stores and
dwelling
Store room corner 18th and WOODS SITS.
Nos. 1345 and l341 McColloch SIS.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
MONEY TO LOAN on CITY REAL
ESTATE.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
pany will be held at the Office of the COM
pany on Monday. January IL, 1891. between
election of managers TO serve during the
ensuing year
JOS. LAWSON, Sec'y.
Wheeling, W. Va, December Is, 1896.
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Thanking the people of Wheeling for
patronage and confidence that | have en-
ioyed for the last twenty-five years. shall
endeavor TO continue the business lr such
a manner that will warrant your cJ.unued
patronage and confidence.
G. o. SMITH.
Real Estate. Insurance,
ia5d Exchan ye Bank Bui,diny.
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FOR SALE.
North Wheeling Property for Sale

In order 10 close the estate OF the late
Patrick kenney, | hereby offer for sale
the property belonging TO the above eS-
tate. situated Oh the west side of Market
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets
consisting OF iOL 35XlzU feet, WIN tWo-sIory
brick house fronting on Market street
also two-story brick house, fronting en-
Alley r. Said Market and Alley are
both paved with brick. This property Is
age and as a whole is a very desirabla
opportunity for investment as home or
otherwise, being in the healthest and
JOHN j. kENNEY,
Administrator Estate 81 Patrick Kenney.
au2Ieh. 70l Market Street.
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STORE ROOM FOR RENT. No. 2021 Main
street. Immediate possession can be had.
Inquire OF JOHN ROEMER. del9erydt
FOR RENT-FARM ON CHAPLINE
Hill now occupied by Nicklas Mede; pos
session, April LIST. 1897. Enquire W. p.
HERVEY. near Wheeling Park. or J. c.
HERVEY, 1926 Market St. ja6eudq
FOR RENT OR SALE-POSsESsION
given April 1st. No. l25 South Penn street
now occupied by ]. T.. TausSig. Enquire
of ALFRED PAUL., Peabody Building
ia4edh
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why not? What do YOU mean"

Great heavens I exclaimed wrathful-
ly. how can you say such things, man.
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How can you ask" l said But I
will be Frank as well. II it had not been
for you and Sir George I should have mar
ried Tom. I loved him. / have always
loved Tom. / should not have minded so
much the busting and cooking. and. in
time, might have even learned TO make
my own dresses; but when I thought of
last years hats. and those dreadful bills,
I thought I should never be able to bear
1t, and l told him it was TO be all over
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership Of Smith & Dickinson
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be CONTINUED
by G. o. Smith, who will receive and ray
all claims January LIST. 1897.
q. o. SMITH.
e. +. DICKINSON.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-SIX ROOM HOUSE ON
South Front street Island. Modern con-
yeniences. Enquire at this (Register) Of
flee. janle&dh.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Wheeling will be held at the banking
house on Tuesday. January 18th, 1897, be-
tween the hours of one % and three (0
o'clock p. m. for the election OF directors.
JOHN WAGNER. Cashier.
Wheeling, w. Va, December s, 1896.
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FOR SALE

House, 6 rooms and hall, Market street
Centre Wheeling, S,l0O.,
House, rooms, brick, terms easy
Eighteenth street, 81, 400.
Splendid brick house, rooms hall, both
gases. bath, hot and cold water, Eoff street
between 2Sd and oath streets at low price.
House rooms and store room, Eo6
street, Sixth ward, terms easy, $3.50.
$525 buys house, rooms, Wilson St.,
Centre Wheeling; $50 cash, balance in rent.
Lots on Linn st. and McColloch ST., East
Wheeling, $50 To $275 each. on easy pay
mentS
Splendid building site for dwelling,
Fourteenth ST.
House. rooms. brick. Jacob street. Sixth
ward. easy terms. $3.50
Building site for dwelling, Chaplins
street, Fifth ward.
Eightroom frame house, bath, 1T and
cold water; also double frame house. 4
buildings: suitable for two families; both
gases, Between Seventh and Eighth
streets, east side Of Market street; lot
50x132 feet A bargain at 1850.
House, II rooms, large centre halls. with
modern conveniences, and large lot No,
2V9 Chapl:ne street; cheap and terms easy
House, "A rooms, brick. Fifteenth street,
cheap. 5000.
House. rooms and hall. 18th st., 5000
Business property on Market sc. at mod
500 $500, $500. $500. 5000 and $3.50 to loan
on zeal estate.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel. 643. 1879 Market Street.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Standard Fire Insurance Company
will be held at the Office of the company
on Tuesday. January 18th. 1897. between
the election of directors and to attend to
such other business as may come before
them. T.. y. BOWIE, Sec Y.
Wheeling, W. Va, Dec 30. 1896. de3Oedsa
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Co., for the election of directors TO serve
for the ensuing year. and for the transac-
ton of any other business that may come
before said meeting. will be held at the
company's office. on Sixteenth street, in
the city of Wheeling. on Thursday, Janu-
airy II. 1897, at . O'Clock p. m.
de30edra WM. earle, Sec'y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-02
Nasze stOsunki handlO-
we z krajem.

Pomimo to, 4e pod wzgle-
dem handlu eksportowego,
Polska ME moze dor6wnac
wielu nawet drugorzednym
pahstwom europejskim; to je-
dnak, wziawszy pod uwage jej
wielka emigracje, stanowczo
twierdzimy, De handel ten
mogfby sic rozwinac wielka
dla kraju korzyscia
Ia kr6la Zygmunta iii, kto-
ry staraf sic o utworzenie floty
polskiej, mawiano, ze predzej
fabedz bedzie oral, nia polak
plywaf po morzach. A
jednak obecnie zaludniamy
wielkie obszary "a dalekimi o.
ceanami, niemal W kazdej
czesci swiata.
Przedtem ,,fokiec miarke"
oddawalismy niemcom zydom,
sobie pozostawiajac tylko upra-
we roll, dzisiaj zas wielu to ro-
dakow naszych pozakiadalo JUL
fabryki, sklepy, wziefo sic do
przemysfu handlu?
Niedarmo mowi lacihskie
przysiowie, ze czasy sic zmie-
niaja i my zmieniamy sic z CA
sem. Co niemozebnem zda-
wafo sic dla naszego charakte-
ru narodowego pred wiekami,
dzisiaj stafo sic koniecznoscia,
ktorej musimy poddac sic, do
ktorej musimy nagiac nasz cha
rakter.
Dlaczegoby wiec nasz ham
del eksportowy, nasze stosunki
handlowe krajem, ME rozwi-
mac stopniowo i uczynic dla
kraju chocby dziesiata czesc te-
go, co uczynili niemcy wy.
chodzcy dla swej ojczyzny, dla
swego = jak tn m6wia - sta.
rego kraju?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-02

wiec przesz}o o diva miljony dol.
wiecej. Suma ia jednak musi bye
Powiekszona ze wzgledu ma to, re
inne pahstwa morskie ca}emi si}ami
staraja sic o powiekszenie marynar-
XII, Stany Zjedn. musza i'm dorow-
mac.
rod tym wzgledem prym trzyma
Anglia, ktora w przeciagu roku bic.
zacego wykohczyIa lub mia1a ma
warsztatach III okretow wojennych
ogolnej objetosci 446,O ton, W tel
liczbie Pietnascie pancernik6w, diva
naScie krzyzowcow pierwszej klasy,
dziesiec go trzeciej klasy oraz pie
dziesiat szesc iodzi torpedowych.
Nastepnie idzie Japonia, wyprze.
dzajac Rosie, W}ochy, Niemcy
Hiszpanie. Pahstwo to buduje o.
becnie w Europie i Stanach Zjedn
trzy pancerniki l4S00 tonach obje.
tosci kazdy, jeden pancernik obje
tosci 10000 ton, cztery pierwszo.
rzedne opancerzone krzyzowce, cite
ry drugorzedne, oraz dwadziescis
dwie lodzie torpedowe
Hiszpania - ktora do niedawns
TAX sic odgraza}a Stanom Zjedn. -
pod wzgledem marynarki stoi dale
ko nizej od naszego pahstwa. W
biezacym roku zakupi}a W Anglj
diva krzyzowce, dwie kanonierki
szesc }odzi torPedowych. w budo
vie zas ma trzy pancerniki, osien
krzyzowcow, cztery kanonierki
cztery iodzie torpedowe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-02

trudnoscia uregulowaf i Zwiaz-
kowi fundusze ubezpieczyf.
Wiadomo Wan dalej, be obec-
ny Zarzad poczynif wszelkie
mozliwe obostrzenia i re kasjer
miaf codziennie wszelkie pie
niadze, jake otrzyma, W banku
ma rzecz Zwiazku deponowaG.
Bee takiego obostrzenia aadna
kompanja kaucii "a kasiera ME
stawi. w artykule swym pre-
zes Zarzadu zapewniaf tez brac
zwiazkowa, ze kasa jest W po-
rzadku. Atoli pozniej przeko-
nal sic, bedac swoim zwycza-
iem W banku, ze uchwala Ia
rzadu zostala zlamana. To tel,
ma specJalnem posledzeniu, Ia
Rad kasjera zasuspendowal.
w ostatni zas czwartek byl w
Chicago 81. Cenzor i sprawe
kasjera wraz z Zarzadem Centr.
zaiawtif, jak to W swej odeswie
gfosi.
Piszemy tych slow kilka W
imie prawdy dodajemy, ae
poki obecny Zarzad przy Ste
RE STAG bedzie, ami jeden cent
z kasy zwiazkowej nieprawnie
uroniony bye ME moze. Kasa
znowu zostala uregulowaua.
Hypoteki jake many sa pierw-
sze i ma dobrych posiadlosciach.
Co sic stafo, stalo sic ,jedy-
ME dla dobra Zwiazku.
f. II Ja61oaiski, prezes Z. c..
u. PoSczyiski, vice e-prezes.
M. u. SadOaoski, sekr. jen.