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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
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SALE OF THE MOICOTT.
The BOARD of survey To Meet Today
New Cutter Coming.

The board OF survey appointed TO APP
praise the United States revenue steamer
Wolcott viii meet today. The cutter has
been lying alongside Moran's dock, and
yesterday was visited by a number Of
prospective purchasers or their agents
No difficulty Is expected In getting a good
bid when the sale xhall come on Capt.
G. l.. Hooper. president OF the board OF
survey. has arrived from San Francisco.
The government Is trying 10 put a
better class OF vessels IN the revenue cut
ter service" he said yesterday, and the
WelcsJsf II 10 b. sold because she Is too
small and oid-fashioned TO meet require
ments She viii need a new boiler. as the
one she has i entirely used up. New
vessels are being built to displace the old
ones. TIE number OF vessels on the coast
vii be kept at its present number by the
arrival ia san Francisco this summer OF
the new cutter Hugh McCuloch. The
revenue cutter Perry has been ordered To
the sound and viii probably be stationed
a. New Whatcom. where the Wolcott has
been.
the woicott need not be taken out Of
the water for appTaisemenL She has
been recently examined carefully twice.
The small arms now aboard. and the bed
ding. stores and furnishings viii be- put
on the new cutter Golden Gate. which is
being built by the Murans The awnings.
sails and one small boat VIII be sold at
auction as part % the cutter. The officers
now on the Nolcott win be distributed
among the other cutters Of the fleet,
while too small for the revenue ser
vice the Woicott would be well fitted Tor
inside work. She could be used In Alaska
waters. or a. a supply hoat FOR canneries.
or as a freight and passenger carrier. The
board viii probably complete its work
during this week. Tha Golden Gate IL
now almost ready for launching and I
VIII wait over week. II necessary. 10 be
present at the ceremony
Hy an error the length az the WolcOtt
Is stated In the government advertisement
OF sale 10 ~ l& feet over all, when the
vessels length over al Is really bat l3S
feet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
HRFsN ITiEs.

This morning a. 1880 o'clock the feast
% publication viii be celebrated at ST
Marks church.
Mrs Fremont cole and daughter are
visiting Mrs Ebert +. Blaine, on Six
teenth avenue north.
The Ladies' Relief Society vii hold its
~.rr,lar monthly meeting this afternoon
as o'clock at tAe Chamber Of Commerce
The case Of GUS Younger, cook charg-
"a Wfth threatening she life u " II,
Fresrott. was dismissed ay jus ice lnEeT-
s7il yesterday.
8 row took place az il,ta o'clock last
~fTAf fr TN}ian FaHcett'z room in the
columbus house Patrolmsn BaTbee ar
rested an parties concerned
Matt CASTOR. a notorious bUnko man,
recently arrived sn Seattle from san
f,-sr~fseo He vas taken to police head
Quarters Yesterday chief Reed told him
,nst Seattle VAS poor place for MS busi-
ness and ief him 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

y. F. Butts. who made stake In Alas
ka. was talking 20 Attorney Edward
Hawkins yesterday afternoon on Cherry
street. between Second and Third avenues.
when Harvey Johnson. a coiored railroad
man. approached and asked for few
moments conversation with Mr.. Butts
Mr. Butts acceded TO this request. but
WAS surprised 10 find Mr. Johnson's left
hand under his nose and bis right hand
in bis pistol pocket Johnson told Butts
that y was death to come between him
and THAT girl" Draw your weapon.
said Butts. who was unarmed. Johnson
9ld not draw. SO Butts gave Johnson =
good thraShing. The woman IN the case
is Rosa Williams
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
WE HAVE MOVED.
Second and Madison,
==RIALTO BLOCK
Second and Madison,
FREDERICK, NELSON 6 MUNRO,

Is oS the Milton house. on First avenue
near Union street. Sunday afternoon The
woman had been drinking She vent into
Harrison's room. where a meeting Of some
OF the newsboys was being held. borrowed
a penknife and proceeded 70 wtetd Il ca
Harrison. Her first swing cut his coat
over his heart. The second was more sue
cesSful and i flesh wound was inflicted
on his abdomen. Harrison viii De out IN
three or four days. Cowboy Alice = the
woman who got into trouble several ycars
ago with Merchant Patrolman Collins.
At that time she wore mems clothes.
Collins and she were arrested for larceny.
nut the case was dropped. Her history is
a long one. She can ride horse Ia any
way. shape or manner. and handle cattle
as well as the NEST skil!fgl cowboy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
ANU sEMENTs.
The Growers,

THE white Slave again drew large
audience at the Third Avenue theater last
night It went much more smoothly than
o. the preceding evening Tonight the bill
will be changed and the two very la ughahle
comedies. "EverybOdy's Friend and My
Wife's Husband viii be presented. for
one night only the bill again changing on
Wednesday night to The Governor.
There viii be a valentine matinee Sat
urday Every child In attendance vii be
presented with q valentine. ranging IN
value all the way from cents to s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
LAND OFFICE DECISIONS.
John Harris Secures Title to Vain
able Coal Wine Near Franklin.

4 decision in the case OF Peter q.
Skoyen vs. John Harris. involving title
10 a valuah ole coal mine near Franklin.
King county was received at the local
Office yesterday from Secretary Francis.
This case has long been fought on tech
meal grounds. Harris viii be allowed 70
complete hts entry, subject. however, 10
any valid adverse claim of the state OF
Washington under its grant OF school
lands.
The record shows that John Harris fled
his coal deciaratory statement March =.
1888 on $50 acres near Franklin. alleging
that three days previous he had located
and opened a valuable coal mine and ex-
peaded 500 in improvements. A year
later Peter O. Skoyen filed coal de-
claratory statement on the same land. a.
leging that on and since March q, 1894,
he had located and opened a coal mine.
spending 81 in improvements. Harris had
in the meantime expended about 5000 on
his mine. but when ne applied 10 purchase
the land and prove up. he was confronted
with the fact that his declaratory state
meut had expired. more than fourteen
months having interviewed between the
date OF his alleged possession and the date
OF his proof. The local office refused his
application for purchase. Il was on this
that Skoyen based his contest. But when
the matter came before the general office
il was decided that Skoyen had no valid
adverse claim, and that Harris might
enter the land in the absence OF any valid
adverse claim. Harris testified that he
had been late in offering his final proof
because of an attack OF rheumatism.
which prevented his reaching the local
land Office for three days The testimony
supported this fact. The interior depart
ment affirmed the decision OF the local
office in favor OF Harris.
Secretary Francis has concurred in the
decision Of the local and general land
offices in the case of Lawrence Madden
Va. w. III. Barstow. involving homestead
rights on eighty acres in snohomish coun-
~ Madden gets the northwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter, and Barstow
the northeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter of section 9. township y north,
rauge z east
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
HANS HANSEN.
Rumorcd That Bc VIII Go tn spo-
kane 10 Live.

A moot people have had occasion to
ieara during the last few days Hans Han
sen voted for Turner for Uuited States
senator. Hans Hansen Is member of the
legislature and his consu .ucnts 1--we In the
Forty-se-ana district When Hans Hsn-
sen voted for Turner q roar came np from
the Forty-sncand distrh,t IKE the cries
from a storm-distrssssd ocean Hans
Hansen had "trun down" ais own people.
He had voted for Turner. ~ Spokane. and
~ the - Rol mine. There were mutier-
iuEs of Judas" and Il was said that 'the
Single 81 the guinea helped the hurI that
honor feels"
Hans Hansau's constituents uet IN rnsS
meeting. and the air % heaven was dneJ
vita luria language. ife Hart was there
Resolutions we're passed calling upor
Hans Hansen. ncmhev % the legislature
ta vote rog a Western Washington usan
D. VAS aU shry could 30. Tsey could pot
tha worA before Hans Hauseu's eyes, bur
tNty couid ROC train H,s tongue re- say d.
Hans Hansen voted for Tuvner stlu
Out 81 the Forty second district knives
we're shsrpene3 aud carefully iaid aNsy.
II Hans Hsnsse should come up again as
40 puiicAng For rueHc favor. then tee=e
knives woulf 30 thought out. and thrnf
Eat HRrx Hansen Is a "Nlse guy" over
l1 Spokane Go is understood ibey have
.soa1 zraB. OF nut'fv. So the legislator
fran fse rarfv- second t.s.ri-r ls eoi1E O.
brrfer rs hyea6 over there
See 81 Ee0s 81 5raFe Seattle ans tNe
Fe~tv se-tH3 DISTRICT au3 hereafter Is Ga
s3tf 90 ws ne tec haas Hansen. oE $50
Sane. SPpk kne .s nol very far rraw -ne
t.e Ec. n5iae. ans }hc je Eei mine pays
x.~e3 vlden3s
Taere are sast fa.ase Ia 7agsa-s. I.1eky
che uasa Tee Fs,Ns 'afn up easily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
The salvation Army.

In the interview with Capt. Wallace on
the work of the Salvation Army. 1t was
stated that the charity organization had
opposed the granting of money for the
aid Of transients. This should he modi-
fed. the opposition extending only 10 an
entire divergence Of funds otherwise 10 be
devoted to relief OF the resident poor.
Can't. Wallace also explained that the so
ciai work Is under the direction OF Capt.
A II Fowler
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

The open season has gladdened the
hearts OF miners, and several are getting
ready 10 work II. r. Coffin has gone up
TO Goat Lake ami viii at once start two
shifts on the Nevada tunnel which 81 al
ready in TO tae depth OF forty feet. The
Elliott Creek Mining Company has enough
money in the treasury 70 drive the tunnel
into the ore body The Goat Lake Com
pany is also preparing 10 renew work
where 1t left of when snow FELL and ex-
poets 10 put up a stamp mill. The Penn
Mining Company has had ats force at work
10 sfNrral weeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
chief Reed and the saIvmtioni~ts

Chief Of Police Reed made a visit 10 the
food and shelter department Of the Saliva
zion Army last night. HIS coming vas un-
expected. 50 ne had an opportunity 10 see
everything Just as Il Is under ordinary cir
slmstances. ~ am surprised at the ma z
rftude OF the work being done" said
chief Reed and should feel sorry % see
n riNar N"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
BROAD TIRES on WAGONS.
WaIIa wnIia Representatives Asked
tn Work for Good Roads.

WALLA WALLA. Feb. 1.-Special.-At
a meeting OF the Commercial CLUB today
the matter Of securing better system OF
wagon roads was discussed a. length, ana
the following resolution adopted.
Resolved. That we urge the represent
atives at Olympia 10 introduce A bill TO
encourage the use of broad tires for farm
wagons upon the county roads"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
WORK In THE COUNCIL
CHARGES Of A. y. A.-ISN HoTLf
MADE AND HoTLY DENIED.

The EIeefrieisn BIZ Comes Up
Again. But Fails to Pass over
the Mayors yefo-Dr. Titus From
Outside the Rail. Brings on the
ssorm-Dr. Chapman, on the In
side Denies That Any A. r.
4. Influence Is ut work. ana IL
Warned by Councilman james
That He Knows of secret eau
cuses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
Prom Cripple Greek

AAsr the higfre in Cripple Creek, took
4 very severe cold and tried many remedies
without help. the cold only oecrnlTig more
settIei AfteEs asing three small bottles
Ct Chauherlsir's Cough Remedy. both the
cougn and cod legt The. ADD IN this b "a alsi-
tssse Il takes a u7eFltorloos cough ren<-1v -
81 any good-sI. L. HENDERSON, editor
Dailg A9s.rsss~r. For sale By Druggists
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
Pr RSOs AL.

VI r Backus }eft last night for a
month trip IL the East
TIE Y a~hinEtou Post says SIR George
\ Rurch one Of :as prominent and sue
csssful business men Of the husflng city
~ seattle Nssa. q IN ne city. a guest
az the Raleigh M Burch S. Weh re-
mernhere4 here. having been connected
for Years wgth the National Bank OF
n erEngFnn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

Unlike most proprietary medicines. the
formula Of Dr. J. g. Ayers Sarsapariila
and other preparations are cheerfully sent
10 any physician who applies for them.
Hence the special favor accorded these
weIl-known standard remedies by the
Worlds Fair commissioners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

rhaH I DO g.? SE
l. IRE onsv earnaan y -

sense ~zY-kesp ygur head eooE voBr Tre-
warm ara pour blood pare ~ taxing
Fopfs sarsapa-t.a ard only Hood =
Then a. y1zr nerves. muscles, tissues ana
organs wIii - properly iFourisss6- Hood
sarxsparfIa. By unrssysnx ard WALKING
the blood builds Gp fhe system. creates
ar zppstfse. torres re stomach ard gives
strength 20 other medicine has such a
reeors % cures or h3cci disease. No other
possesses The curative powers peculiar 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

N- ass $s wr7 - rcw monty
t-8 ..-aV> oas Afa- vas arrested yes
ier3sr moresag ay Dnleer Graut oa tae
s-Se ~ s.ssetaz ~gsrcE" Harrison ex-
president p fae Sewsncys' Unlen. MIA
peskz4te. Eas tTsaose ts3k pace IA room
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

W L. Beuham. Western freight man
aEer 81 the Great Northern. and r. Car
din. manager of the local business al ].
- Adams ~ Co. spent yesterday in TIA
coma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
THEIR HAPPIEST DAY.
HOW SEATTLE CHIsaMES cTLE-
HRaTE THEIR NEW YEARS.

Good Thgax. to Fat and DRINK for
Their smesf. and Thousands al
Ffreereek.rs at sfght-wtfh Their
peht. tn Their Fellow. All Paid.
the Happy G~lesffafs Call on
Their Friends and EErhanse
er..ssuu.. Alice samee American.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
SyruDS.

soCK CANDY. soc per aalIen eas-
FTRr CANADA uAFt e. haIr-Hation
rans. see each Sae-satten ~ans. -
zach.
SOUTHERN COUNTRY SORGHUM
gallon o&us. sse each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

TAKE Laxative Erome Cai7ias Tablets
rraEesis zcfaaa money II - fats TO cure.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-05-29

antirzadowvm ruchem kieruj-
"Ethnike Hessirs," towarzystso ps.
tryo,6w v greok'ch, do kt6rego same
wybitne osobissosci nale1a.
Berlin.-Reichstag uchwala p
~ c.ke 30,OO0,OOO marek ia nowe
uzbrojenie niemieckiej srtyleryi
.wsna.-G n. Castillo, dow6d.-
ca powstaho6w, zostsi niebezpiecznie
ranny W bltwie wojskiem hszpsh.
skiem.
Paryz.-Podczas puszcz ania ogni
sztu 'ych W Nantes, eksp'ojowa&s
bomba, kt6ra uiezuani zloozy hcy pod
loayli. Cztery osoby &c ally zabite,
bardso wiele poranionych.
Hswsna-Obecnie czeste zdarza.
ja sig wypsdki, ze powstancy ssmi
miedzy soba sic bijs. Bitwe TAXA
stoczyli powstahcy W zeszia sobote,
W pobhau Babiney W prowincyi Hs-
wana. Zginsio W niej pieciu ludzi.
Londyn.-Uk4ady pokojowe mie,
dzy Grecys Turcye rozpocze}y sic
juz potrwaje zapewne czas jeszcze
jakis, zanim przyjdzie do jakiegokol
wick rezultatu. Wiele bowiem przesz-
k6d jest do zwalczenia, a najwazniej-
sza mich jest ia, IL sultan coraz to
nowe wyw}oczy6 zechce przeciwnosci,
ably os{abit nieprzyjszne ku bic
usposobienie, a nadto wymiarkowat,
o lie zazdrost mOcarstw gra role "
owej interwencyi. To, lie sultan tax
szybko zgodzi4 sic na zadauie cara,
ably zaraz wojny zaprzestano, biors
niejedni, jako dyplomacye su&tana.
Dotychczas mocarstwa europe jskie
zda 9 sic zgadzaG W trudnei do ,oz-
wiezania kwestyi, ale czy pei Aieisza
komisya, zfozons ambasadorow de-
legat6w tureckich greckich dojdzie
do porOzumienia, trudnO twierdzit.
Dzisia nocarstwa pragna utwoIzyt
miedzynarodows kontrole mad fnan-
sami Grecyi, bez czego Turcya ami
marzyc ME moze o odebrauiu jake
gokolwiek odszkodowauia wojennego.
Zreszts Grecya chyli sig tax do ban
kructwa, u gdy sic zwazy, re szkody
poczynione " Tessalii powodu woj-
ny wynoszs oko}o 25 900, 900 drachm, +,
a pomoc potrzebna poch&onie przesz&o
10, 900 900 drachm, wtedy ME trud-
no bedzie zrozumiec to trudne po}oze-
ME Grecyi. A nadto podatki ME
wp}yns takie, jak dotychczas, bo re
zniszczonych okolic mic rzad ME wydo-
stanie. Il miejsc, W ktorych toczono
b'twy, nadchodza nadto smutne VIE
Sci ze niepogrzebane ciata ludzkie i
zwierzece groza rozszerzeniem sic IA
razy. II Atenach zas, nawet W ca
lei Grecyi narod zaczyna coraz wy.
razuiej objawiat swoje niezadow olenie
z rodziny kr6lewskiej, chotby vice
mocarstwa ugodzi}y sic ma warunki
pokoju, nar6d grecki, bodaj czy sig
ma ME zgodzi czy ME zechce W re
wolucyi szukat ratuuku.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-05-29
Grunta ma pOfudniu.

Wilczynski, Miss.-Dla tych, kt6.
rzy byli tutaj, dziwnem sic wydaje, ze
Po&udniowa Geese Stanow Zjedno'
czonych, ledwie o pare godzin jazdy
koleja odleg}a, tax ma}o jednak zna'
ma Jest mieszks ncom Poinocy. To
tel ten brak wszelkiej informacyi jest
przyczyns wielu mylnych opinij Q
tutejszej okolicy, narodowosci, tute ]
szem zyciu, upodobaniach, klimacie
10 jego wp4ywie ma zdrowie, o wcdzie,
ziemi t. d. Sadie wiec, ze ME znu'
DE czytelnik6w "Ameryki," gdy
opisze tu pokrotce te kilka stanow,
kt6re przez ostatnie II latzwiedzi}em
Dla mas poiudniowc6w rzeka Ohio
jest granica odcinajaca mas cd t. wv.
po angielsku "Dixie Land" ma po-
{udnie zas cd tel rzeki dopiero zaczy-
na sic Po@udnie. Me wszyscy po}u-
dniowcy wszakze trzymaja sic tel "a
ady, bo mp. mieszkahcy mad zatoka.
mi, stan Kentucky zaliczaja do P6&no-
cy. Kraj po&udniowy, o ktdrym mo-
vie, przecina kilka pasm g6r, ktore
poczynaja SIC ma po{udniu cd rzeki
5w. Wawrzynca cisgna sic przez
w. Virginie, po&nocne okolice Po4n.
Pol. Karoliny, przez George Ala.
ske. w tym kierunku biegnie kilka
pasm g6r niemal rownolegle, ktore
maia rozmaite nazwy, stosownie do
miejscowosci, ktore przecinaja. Diu-
gosc tego }ahcucha gorskiego wyuosi
oko&o 200 mil, a szerokosc cd 80 do
$50 mil; wzniesienie ponad poziom
NORA oko4o 5000 stop. Me movie,
aby W owen pasmie g6r ME by}o wyz-
szych punkt6w, owszem wzniesienie
to dochodzi nieraz do wysokosci 1000
stop, a nadto So CORY, kt6re szczytami
daleko wyzej siegajs. Cora Buckley
MP. W N. Karolinie ma 6.775 stop
wysokosci. z gor tych, czesci POI.
nocnej, zwanej g6rami Cumberland
wyp4y wajs rzeki Monongahela, Alleg-
heny, Kanawaha, Cumberland in
ne; za6 z g6r Blue Ridge, Great smo-
kes, i Unaks, ciagnacych sig ma po}u-
dniu, rzeki Materee, Congree, Pedee,
Santee, Savannah i Altamaha. Co.
ry te ME % jak czesto mage ska}a, ale
pokryte So lasami al do najwyzszych
szcz> tow. For ,.acya g6r Jest roma
Cumberlandskie mp. majs sobie
piaskowiec, pod ktorym znajduja sic
pok4ady wegla. wosku ziemnego i
nafty. Ia Geese kraju jest wiecej
rowna jak potudniowa, zdarzaje sig
tel tu'aj dosy6 wielkie p}askie wyzy-
ny. Zr6dlanej wody jest tutaj dosyc.
Klimat nadzwyczaj zdrowy, tax ze
mieszkahcy tutejsi wolni 50 niemal cd
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-05-29

Piotra Herihskiego. Pierwszego wy
dobyto bez zycia, drugiego mocno
poranionego.
Philadelphia, Fa.-Z kubv mad
chodzi wiadomosc, ze general Gomez
ma zrezygnowac 20 stanowiska glow
nego komendanta powstshc6w, a
przybyc do Stan6w Zjedu., aby z
prezydentem McKinley'em kon fero'
wac o republice kubah:kiej.
Now York.-Charles X. Hillyard,
adwokat Brocklyna, zastrzelia swe-
go l3 .letuiego syna, Poczem sobie
zycie odebra}. Hillyard ju2 cd cza
su smierci swej Aony zdradzaa zbo-
czenie umyslowe, q czesto popadaf W
melancholijny stan. Niedawno temu
zapisal on swemu synowi msjatek
sw6i, wartosci oko}o $50, 600.
Dallas, Tex.-Z Ell Paso donosza,
ze woda rzeki Rio Grande przerwa3a
groble zalalamissto oale, gdy miesz.
kahoy suem byli pograaeni. zagroze.
nj mics skahoy udali sic do naPrawy
grobli, ale powodu bystrego pradu
mic zrobi6 ME mogli i oofoeli sic,
aby ratowa6 swe mienie. Przesz&o
100 dom6w woda uniosla SODA,
wieo tez setki fAmilij pozosta&y bez
dachu. C1ronia sic oni tymczasowo
do kolejowych wagon6w, inni szu'
kaia schronienia ma wzg6rzu Frank
lima.
Chioago.-Z Rzymu nadesaano dla
katolik6w W Stanach Zjednoczonych
nadzwyozaj wazna decyzye, ,dotyczacs
psrafj imigrant6w, a wlec Pols
k6w, Niemo6w, W&och6w, Czech6w
it'd. Decyzya brzmi: 81. Dzieci uro.
dzone W Ameryce rodzic6w, kto
rych ojczystym jszykiem ME jest
angielski, ME 50 zobowiazane skoro
dojd4 do pe&ooletnosoi, bye ozson.
kami tel para6i, do kt6rej ich rodai
oe naleza, lecz maJa prawo Przyaa-
ozyc sic do parafii, W ktorej jest
zywany krsjowy jezyk a w'eo an
gielski. 2. Katolioy, ME urodzeni W
Ameryce, ale u'niejscy po angielsku
msja prawo bye czionkami tel para:
fl, " ktorej jest uzywany angielski
jezyk i ME mogs byc zmuszeni do
poddania sic jurysdykoyi proboszcza
koscio}s, zbudowanego dla ludzi,
ktorzy i nadal uzywajs swego ojczy
stego jezyka. Oczywiscie zamiarem
Watykanu jest jskusjpredze] zapro-
wadzi6 move angielska jako move
amerykahsklego kosoio}a. Kosciosy,
W kt6rym jest uzywana lima nova, a
ME angielsks, So tylko tymozasowe-
mi instytucyami, kt6re znikna, skoro
znikna stosunki, jake by4y potrzeb,
ne do ich za1ozenia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-05-29

Jan Wanat, Meriden, Conn.,
Posy}am Panu prenumerate "a
czas do Nowego roku izapewniam,
ze bede sic staraf rozpowszechnit
"Ameryke" W Meriden New
Britain, DO jest to pismo najlepsze,
jake kiedykolwiek czyta}em. Ka-
zdy powinien prenumerowac
"Ameryke'.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-05-29
PiekDy przykfad.

Warren R. I.-Piekny przyklad
milosoi obrzescijahskiej speanili nas1
polaoy. Pred niedawnym czasem
umari tu pewien polak, kt6ry tax
przez dauga cborobe by} wyniszczo'
ny pieniedzy, ze pozosta'a wdowa,
ME byls W stanie swemu mezowi
pogrzebu spra vic. Polacy wiedzac
to, zrobili sk1adke i wyprawili swiet
ny fogrzeb rodakowl. Obywatele
Panowie Franoiszek Fafara VIA
dys&aw Ulewicz zas}ugujs ma szczere
uznauie i podziekowanie, gdy4 oni
to zarzadzili sk}adke ma ten Gel sa.
mi po kolekcie chod,ili.
Go sic tyczy to Warren ME uste-
puje zadnemu miastu co do nadzwy-
ozajnym wypadk6w. Pred dwoma
tygodniami uciekia MAryanaa MI
che hska, iona, powszechnie tu szano-
wsnego .bywatela Pana Michata
Mi,hohskiego, zostawiajao troje die
ci.
Uciekajac zabraaa ze soba swego
"gacha" bordera] ktory zw'e sic
Jan W6j TX. Niewlernai niesumien
pa zoua, obrabowsla take meza Z
pien edzy, aby miec wieoej gos6~ki.
D,tychczas ME wiadomo gdzie sic
udal. Ktoby So. Rodakow zdosa1
poznac u "parke," MECH ra 'zy dst
znaG na adres: Michai Mich hski
Warren R. L., a bsrdzo zobowisze
tego Pana. z uszanowaniem Jan F.
C,.m hor~ki
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-05-29

Jan Spielman, Whiting, Ind. .-~
Jestem zmuszony podziekowat Pa
nu "a taxi piekny obraz Kr6l6w
Polskich i ksiazke, kt6re odebra-
lem W prezencie. Zycze kazd.mu
polakowi, ably prenumerowai
"Ameryke', bo ia do spraw reli~
gijnych wcale sic ME miesza.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-05-29
Vol XI.-MAY 30 1897

ze liczyt ma pewne ulgi przy za}o-
zeniu tutaj wielkiego plantu e.
lektrycznego. w fabryce tel jssi
ona tutaj zostanie zbudowana, sna-
laz}oby zatrudnienie okoso 200 ro-
botnik6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-05-29

Tutejsze stow. robotnicze
"Amalgamsted" przyje}o W tych
dniach skale zarobkowa roku ze-
sziego dla wszystkich robotnik6w
przy stall; mafa zmiana jednakze
ma nastapic W zapfacie walcowni-
k6w pfyt zelaznych cynowych,
kt6rzy zadaja 20 procentowego
podwy2szenia.