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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-30
Prser ssnat hawsjski - ae ME miala
baba kfopotu, kupila sobie cisla.

prsez ssnat hawsjski - Re ME miala
babs kfopotu. kupiaa sobie oisle.
q wewnetrznsj osszej polityki IA.
snac,auy wislks nsssa rsdoscia
fskt. Re o~ sre,yf Martin, ktory stal
sic spra~ cs mordu tylu naszych TO
dakow W Hsrleton, zmuszony byl
stawat W ubiegiym t~ygodniu prsed
sadem W Wilkes Barre, Pc. Pc pre-
siuchaniu mnost~a swisdk6w i o
stryoh starciaoh pomiedzy ~sedziami
a~dwokatami pos,kodowauyoh, SO
dsloWie usnsli ostateoznie, zs dostsr
ozone dowOdy 50 wystarc1ajsos do
Postawienia Martina j jsgo 81 po-
moonik6w W stan oskarzsnia wsku
tex csego zaAa'aao cd Mich ksuoji,
AZ do ukohozeuia sprswy. Sad o
spaosyi wysokosc ksucji ia 5000 dol.
cd katdego oskarzonego. Kauojs
zagwsrantowalo 6ladel6jskie iowa
r.ysswo ~asekuracji ur1ednik6w. Q
dalssym toku sprawy doniesie m W
swoim czasie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-30
Przeglad ~pOlityczny.

Parliament austryjaoki rozpoo.ai sws
prace cd sksndalu, wobeo kt6regc
nasz burzliwy seju zwiszkowy wy
glsds jak cioha wOda %je.iora wobec
wzburzonego a Ledwie &c
pre- wodniozaoy, DR.. Kathrein, ctwo
rzyl posisdzenie, gdy stronniOtwo
niemieokie ~wssoseio tax dsiki halas,
pragnsc ME dopusoic do obrad, ts
posiedzenie musiaio bye odrocrore
Nsstepnego dnia powt6rzyao sic to
Same, tr.eOiego zas, gdy pre.ydent
ministr6w sustryjaokioh, hr. Baden i,
siedzisi W Lofty ministerjalnej, prsy.
siuohujso sic obradom, przystspii do
niego dow6dzca stronniotwa nismie
okiego, DR.. Wolf, wygrazsjao ku-
isksmi naswsi 90 ssubrawoem. q ma
wet podobno ppolsks swinis". Hra.
bia Bsdeni ME m6gi sniesc takisj
obrszy, zstelegrsfowai wiec do cesa
rss o poswolenie odbyoia pojedynku
Z DIR. Wolfsm. Cesarz zgodsil sic
ma to, pojedynek wiec odbyl sic IA
rsz nsstepnego dnis " Wiedniu, "
budynku wojskowej szko}y jszdy
konnej, na p'stolety. Prey pierw'
Sym strzsle kula nismca ranila hr.
Bsdenisgo " reke. Pojedynek ten
wywsri ogromns sensacje " Europie'
Zdsje sic jednak, .e ma sprawy poll
tyc.ne ME bedsie mial wielkiego
wplywu, oessrs bowism ami myslet
ME chloe o przyjeoiu rezygnaoji hr'
Bsdeniego, do ozego w}asnie ds.yll
niemoy, ! posssnowii, te " rssis po'
wtsr.snis sic heo niemieckich " par
lsmencie, rozwiste parliament rss.
dsic bedsie ~tymczssowo bez psrls'
msntu prsy pomooy tylko minissr6w
Pomimo nasrego wstretu do 10.
psrtji pelityornej " wewnetrsne.
po,ityos polskisj, ma kt6rsj ozsls
stoi hr. Bsdeai, usnac musimy, Re j.
10 polsk wobeo oboyoh, hr. B. dsisl
ME sie soalssi. broniso osechow przc'
oiwko saohciaukom niemo6w.
Cssars Wilhelm wybrss sie, jsi
wiadomo, " odwisdsiny do sustryjso
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-30
Cd CentralnegO Tow. POlek W
Chicago.

CHICAGO, dnia "a wrzesnia 81.
Odnosnis do wolf otiarodawo,yh
skladek ma Sztandar u wiaskowy zio-
aonych W rece powyzszego Tow.
kwota, kt6ra okaIala zie zbyteozns
z~ostanie p:zeznaozons ma cele marc
DOVE.
l TAX: uchwalono wiekszosois glo.
SOW sp,awienie dw6ch szarf do Sztan-
daru Zwiasku N. P, ktore odnosnie
zostaiy wypracowane W sk}adzie p,
Sic hskiej ma Sejmie W Filadelfji
Zwia,kowi wreozone. Dalei pre-
SHANE zostaly 25 dolar6w ma obrazy
Kosoiusak, i P~uaaskiego W Filadel
fiji. Rsszta skladek zostsnie podzie-
Iona r6wniez ma patryjotyczne cele
potr.ebujace poparoia, o ozem W
specjslnt sprawozdaniu . obrotu
skiadek W rychiym orasie donissc do
publicznej wisdomosci ME omies.ka-
my.
u szacunkiem
lima SmelkowSkd, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-30
Kronika miejscOwa.
Swiety Michail.

Swiety Mlchafi
Wszystkim zwiszkowym Mioha-
lom Ayc.ymy wszelkich pomyslnosoi:
Przedewszystkiem zdrowis | mn6
silva dolsro-, chOcby nswet tylko
srebrnyoh.
Przyjaciele p. Miohais Biestek,
znanego Iwia.ko wca skiadsjs mu
niniejs.em serdec.ne aycsenia.
~Zsozyuajs sic bale i zsbswy, a
wssystko dobre, i TAX:
w srode dnia "a iistopada. hall
Sohoenh, fl sna, tow. Miodzieho6w
sw. Ks1imisr.a dsje wielki bal, a
take odegra wesois komedyike p.
t. ,zywy niebosro.yk". pr.e.uacza
jao Oaiy doOh6d ma pomnik Kosciu-
s.ki j dom emigracyjny. Trzeba
tam bye ~konieo.nie.
Dnia IA listopada, " sail sw Tr6j-
oy, tow. Pan Dobroo,ynr osoi PREY
parafji sw. Tr6joy, ur.adza pred
stawienie t~eatralne. Odegrarym be.
dsie dramat j. Korzet iowskiego, d.
{. nKarpaooy G6rale". Dooh6d
pr.eznaozono ma ubogie dzieoi,
ksztalosoe sic W szkole psrsfjalnej.
Retyserem jest .nsny amator-srty
sta p. Tobihssi.
Dnia zn6w 81 pszd.iernika, tow.
Spiewu sw. Trojoy, No. l., urzad.a
wielki bal W hall Walsha, r6g No
bic i Emma. pOczstek o godr. 4 tel
pc poludniu. l tam p6jsc trzeba.
Dnia 25 b. m. pobiogos}a wiony
.ostai W k~oscisle sw. Tr6joy zwisrsk
ma}.ehski OBJ. Antoniego Plucih-
skiego, znanego .wiazkowoa jedne
60 . zaloaycieli odd.iaiu skarbu ma
roiowego " Chicago, panna Wa
lentyna Jankowsks. Ma hucznem
weselu, ktors odbyio sic W gosoin-
uym domu pahstwa Preiss i Uozci-
week wygioszono hulk toastow "a pc
myslnosc nowo,ehc6w, gospodarzy,
sprawy robotnio.ej, sprawy p~olskiej,
q przytem zebrsno ma skarb narodo
wy IS IA.
~Ob. J. P~olozyhski, prs.ss dele
gacji obchodowej ma poinoono Ia
ohodniej stronie miasta, wsyws de
lsgatow, by sic stawili ma posiedse
ME do hall Z~wia.kowej W sobote d.
2 paziziernika, o gods. Sci wieoz.
TAX samo ob. j. Bobowski, pre-
zss dslegaoji obohodowej ma polu-
dniowej stronie miasta, wzywa dele
gatow, by sic stawili do bali Pula-
skiego, W piatek d. 1 pazdziernika,
o goiz. 8 wieoz. dIa obrad mad OBJ
ohodem listopadowym.
Ks. probossoz Sztucz ko ochrzoil
" niedziele synka pafstwa Winoen
tego | Jadwigi Koozorowskich, Fam
pa. 100 w. Division nj. Me byio
by W TEN mic dziwnego, gdyby ME
wick rodzicow ohr.estnych, . kt6-
rych ojo;eo p. A. Zawadski, prawu
jaszsk nOwonarod.onego, liOzy lat
"a, a matka chr1estna p. M. Kamif-
ska, pra.babka nowonarod.onego, Ii
osy pelnych lat 81.
wv Chicago osiedlil sic ma stale
d.ielny lskarz polski, wychowanieo
uniwersytetu monachijskiego, DR.. S.
Gutenberg j otworzyl sw6j of s r. n
I'll Milwaukee ave. r6g Noble al.
Polecamy 60 nas.ym rodakom jake
doswlado.onsgo uo.oiwego lskar.a
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-30
Wazne ola pOlek W Chicago.

Klub Patryjotyc.ny Polek .ui6sI
wstepne do tegoz klubu ma 2 miesis'
ce ola DANA latwej sposobnosoi Sc.
rodaczkom przystapienia do tsgot.
Panic, kt6re majs zamiar przystspit
do klubu, raosa przybyc ma posie-
dzsnie do sail Domu Nv. dnia 3go
pads. o godz. Bel pc polud.
Podatek miesieo.ny wynosi tylkc
Is ct. a wsparcis W chorobie tygod.
niowo $500.
Z szscunkiem
W.. Chodsihskd,
SS6 Armitage Ave-, Chicago. Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-30
ODEZWA
do ID. jubiler6w!

Stosujsc sic do uohwaiy sejmu XII.
Zsrzsd Ceptr. Nv. N. p. niniejsssm
wsyws PIP. jubilerow o skisdanie "
prreoisgu dui czternsstu cd daty
niniejssego o~gsoszenis ofert ma do
stswe s.pilek zwis,kowyoh. Prey
okoliosnos,i tel uwsge ma
nsstepujsce ssc.sgoiy:
Zlote odsnaki MUSIC bye 14to.
ksratowego ssota ! miec odpowiednia
wage; em~sljovane, mus.s bye iadnis
wykohcrone ! fgury rytowane. Sire
brne odsnski sm~sljowane musss bye
tax samo odrobione jsk siote. q sre.
bro powinno bye ozyste, tax zwane
,,Sterling Silver" Srebrne gsadkie
MUSE bye : ozystego srebra, TAX
zwsnego rSterling Silver.
Prsy siotych sspilkach rswisska,
s~Ipilecska ! bsoryk powinny bye ne
siots, prsy srebrnyob odznsksoh-
70 srebra.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, 23-IX-'W.
N. j. Sddopski, Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-30
ODEZWA
do wfascicieli SHADOW wegla

do wfascicieli SHADOW wegla
W ChicgO, Ill.
Stosujac sic do ~zwyczaju lat pc
pr.ednich, Zarzad Centrally Wv. N.
P. ! W tym roku postsnowil oddsc
dostawe wegli do Domu zwiszkowe-
60 temu Z pan6w wlascicieli sklsdu
wegla, ktory poda undergraduates
warunki. Upraszam zatem o ska
DAME ofert do biura Zarzadu Csntr,
Oferty beds przyjmowane W pre-.
oisgu dni o.ternassu (l4) cd uka.a.
mia sic nioiejszsgo ogioszenis.
CHICAGO, Ill. % TX -'97.
M. j.. Sddopski, Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-30

Wilgcc nocy jesiennej jest o.esto
przyosyns reumstyzmu b6lu W bio
draoh. Usyjoie olsju sw. Jak6ba q
ws'ystkie o~ierPienia zostana usu
niets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01

cold It viii not be until the latter part
OF the month or the early part OF
March that she can be brought up win
safety. and only then, when she is
docked, can the extent OF the damage
become known.
The only one received aboard the
ship except the Associated Press re-
porter, was Captain Sargent, OF
Cramps He reached there eurly this
morning and walked across the leo at
great peril TO his life. He was met by
Captain Cook. Captain Sargent eX-
pressed his sympathy with the ships
commander. In his thirty-seventh year
aa sailor, this Is the first time Cap
tain Cook has met with an accident.
although no one holds that he Is In the
slightest 20 blame. Messages from the
ship TO the shore are brought by the
quarantine tug, under command OF
Captain Springer, who keeps close by.
The Brooklyn is the latest and most
modern pattern of an urmored cruiser
IN the navy and was launched at
Cramps shipgard on October .. She IS
the only vessel IN the navy having n
complete electrical apparatus for
moving her turretg Her cost. eHclu-
slve OF armament, was S2,0SG,0OO Her
battery consists OF eight eight-inch
breech-loading rifles OF thlrty-iye call
bre, twelve five-inch breCch-l0adlng
rifles OF the rapid fire type; twelve six
FOUNDER rapid-hre guns; four one
pounder rapld-frc guns and four ma
chine guns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01

WASHINGTON. D. Clan. 3l.-wora
has reached Secretary Herbert that the
United States vessel Alliance. used as
a school ship Tor naval apprentices
which went ashore last night at Cape
Henry. Va, succeeded IN getting OF
and since has arrived at Newport
News. C0mmandant Brown at the Nor
folk navy yard sent the following tele-
gram to the secretary In regard TO
the matter: Alliance grounded at 10
o'clock last night inside OK Cape Hen
~. A wrecklng tug was sent down
and reached the Alliance at o'clock
this morning. 1t was not known that
the vessel ashore was the Alliance un-
IN midnight. Have Information that
she hoated without assistance at I
o'clock this morning and is unlnJured." ="
The signal service observer at Cape
Henry also reported that the vessel
had gotten OF safely and Captain Man.
ney reported her arrival at Newport
News this morning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. ala special
from canton says the letter purport.ng
to have boon written By Prcsidcnt-cloct
mckinley. advising that the inaugura
ton ball be- abandoned and tho fund set
apart Tor that purpose devoted to churi-
~. Isa clumsy forgery The letter Is be-
lIcvod IN have been concoci"d In Wash
lngton, but the purpOs" uf the forgery l7
not clear FOR the reason that no iund ~
raised Tor the Inauguration ball, the cN-
puur" Of that function being met from
the proceeds ~ the sale Uf tickets. An
Investigation Is being quietly conducted
By some OF Mr. McKnlcy'a friends.
though hn ~ not intrrcgtlng himself In
the matter, and II the forgor is found he
VIII be exposed n not punished,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01
90 YEW cOuNTY EIGHT
oupo,liion Arrives and Wiu Contest the
Matttr-Othrr side Determined.

Natitr-Othrr side Determined.
srscia. Dispatch to tho intelllgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. al.-The
new county Gsht is now on in earnest.
Following the arrival OF Ex-Governor
Fleming come Col. c. L. Smith, o. 5.
Mckinney, Il. /. Butcher A. J, Stone,
w. Raymond, j. p Thompson, with
Editor Powell, " the Fairmont West
ylrc!Alau. ana Scott Mrrcdlth=on their
way and due 10 arrive tomorrow.
Tho spOkcsmen OF this formidable ael-
rgutlJu say that Marion county as II
now stands has certainly not more than
lhree hundred and seven square miles.
The United States government survey
puts the area at three hundred square
miles Senator Fast ana Delegate
Iaishley. OF Monongalia. say that their
county r. now short Of the constitution
al reinforcement Uf four hundred square
miles. having but three hundred and
slxty-siX. according 10 the official sur
yeys. which have never been questioned.
Senator Fast is In receipt OF numerous
and strong protests from home against
the new county project. He Is ciyinE
close study 10 the question ana VIII Dp-
nlss Il with characteristic Nigor. lie
uiil insist. among uthes lliEg~. lnut the
statutory requirements have not been
CJmpiiel with
on the other hand tho ncv county
men ex-senator Furbea. Capt. a. y.
Pritchafd. Thomas D. Barrett. 3. J,
Hays J r. Koeu and Bert Pritchard,
ar fighting harder than ever IA the face
uf opposition. They s~g that with the
silica ot Harrison chat was 10 have been
taken, omitted from the now county,
there Is no opposition that need be
feared They say thaT can show that
MoUOnEalia and Marion surveys are In
accurate and that each OF those counties
will have more than four hundred
square miles after the new county is
formed. II Il not denied thar WctZel
could spare some. but The Wct2el dele
gates are not Inclined 90 let any -.
Senator HOge. who H. In that part OF
Wgtzsl that would 20 into the new coun-
ty iIyorH the project.
The opposition demands n hearing
and win tomorrow ask the house 10 re-
commit tho bill II win be sought to
send IL TO the judiciary committee. be-
cause OF the Law questions involved.
c. y. H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01
A REsTFUL DAY


Passed by Prrstdcnt.Elee Mckinley.
Averse to sunday Conference
CANTON. o., Jan. 3l.-Prcsdent-elcct
Mckinley passed a reslful day. lie de-
Waited from hls usual custom and did
not go to church this morning. About
noon he went to his mothers home FOR
dinner. and remained there nearly all
the afternoon. This evening a Few
friends dropped IN at his home and the
time was occupied In pleasant talk car
ryIng with Il none OF the worry OF pollt-
ltal topics, with which his dime Is 30
thoroughly occupied on week days.
There We're a few callers admitted, but
there was little done In the way Of poll
tics. The politicians have come 10 un-
dcrstnnl pretty generally that Major
Mckinley ig adverse 10 sunday confer
eurcs. and few come on that day.
Congressman j. W Wndsworth, Of
Goncgac.N. Y.was granted a short aud
lrncc. but nvadDd an The lut"ryirWers a7
10 why he came by leaving the city on
an carly train.
Ge0rgc ". Marshall who registered
from Delaware. came to confer ON some
minor mn,tor In which he himself !8
chiefly concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01


PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Jan. ST.
Lee 3. Mcfarland, teller at the Second
National bank, IS defaulter to tho
tune OF $4,000.
Such were the startling facts that
gained publicity to-day. and caused
the greatest sensation known for yeaTH
In this city. Mcfarland is a Inlddle-
aged, married man, a churchman and
one Of the most prominent and highly
respected citizens OF this place. All
who know him placed implicit conf
dence in his honesty and integrity.
The bank officials placed the highest
trust in him; in fact, only last week he
was promoted to assistant cashier un-
der Cashier ". II. Wolfe, and II was
this change that brought 20 light Nc
FarIand's decalcutions. For years he
has had the whole charge OF tho iudi-
vldual ledger, and his promotion ne
cessitateG him giving up that book.
This he refused to DO. This peculiar nc
ton aroused the suspicion Of his as
slstant, Benjamin Neal, who followed
IN his suspicious with a rigid invests
CATION, which resulted in McFarland's
defalcatIons being discovered. Neal
communicated his startling discoveries
TO Cashier Wolfe, who was dumb
founded.
The shortage was made known TO
the cashier last Wednesday night.
Thursday morning Mcfarland confess
ed 10 having taken $4,000. The matter
was kept a profound secret, but Sat
urday afternoon a rumOr gained public
circulation that the bank wcS unsound;
no hint being given OF Netherlands dis
honest doings. People were loath TO be-
ileye the report. as the bank was al
ways considered very substantial, 1t
being one OF the oldest financial insti-
tutions in this city.
Quite number OF small deposltorA
started n run on the bank late Satur-
day afternoon. All comers were satls-
fed. Deposits were paid out Gil nine
o'clock Saturday night.
MCFarland's misappropriation was
not known TO the public TIL to-day. He
spent the money speculating on mar
gins. His property, valued at $4,000,
has been turned over by him 20 the
bank, and his relatives, who are rlch
Pennsylyanians, telegraphed tonight
that they Will make up the balance OF
the shortage.
The other banks have arranged to
furnish the Second National assistance
n necessary. The bank Is stu solid,
but excited deDositors are likely to
cause some trouble.
AIcFarland's defalcations began in
1891. A government bank examiner is
here now. This city has never known
such sensation as this affair has Gre
ated Mcfarland has not been arrest
ed and will not be, though he will lose
his pNsINon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01

Special Dispatch TO tho Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. Jan. a1-Congress-
man Miller. OF West Virginia, has pre-
sen,ed to the house the petition OF f. c.
Smith. a. b. White and others, OF Par
kersburg. protesting against the pas
sage OF the Sherman bin to abolish ticket
brokerage. He also presented evidence
IN support Of the house bill for the relief
Of Absalom Maynard, which was refer
red 70 the committee on invalid PEN
siOns
After procuring leaves Of absence and
otherwise arranging to 20 TO Charleston
on Thursday. Congressmen Dayton and
Miller reconsidercd the matter and de-
ferrcd the trip until to-day. Both left
FOR the state capital this afternoon, ac-
c5mpunled by senator Getzendanner, OF
the eastern pan handle.
Representative Doyener reports that
he Is enjoying the bllmy hreezes OF the
south. while absent with the rivers and
hlrbora committee. The members are
expected 20 return tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01

s,,,rsl Dispatch to tile lntcllgencer
CHARLESTON. W Va, Jan. ST.
coysra5r-elect Atkinson authorizes the
sr,7pncemeut Of the following appolnt-
rn,s,s. lsaac V. Barton, OF Moundsville.
c,BmI ,ssioner OF labor He IS a man
-b1ut H..y years OF ase; was a soldier
IN the latc war; a man Of splendid quail
g,i,Jens has been q student OF the labor
.,r,blcm Tor years; Is from the ranks OF
ssHlrd labor, and comes within the pur-
,.I.yr OF the statute Us an appoint
mont directly IN the interest of labor
3D. E. Wltzel, OF jackson county to be
gr,fr bank examiner is n young man
NM has practically spent his entire life
An y hams The statute requires that a
man far this position shall be .eNpr-
r.anrgd as q bank bOokkeepcr and lamh-
i1r with The banking business,
In these two appointments tar govern
.,,rEgs confined himself strictly to the re-
BuIremcnts OK ;hs statutes.
Frank J. Hearnc, 90 be a colonel on the
GOVERNORS s,an. Mr. Hearuc Is the
general manager OF the great Riverside
ir8n works no Wheeling, O man OF high
character and great force he has not
sought the appointment and VIII he sur
,-TssI 10 hear oC his appointment.
&. Is. II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01

tied until Il Is settled right. McIiinlcy's
election was secured By bribery, ,misrcp-
resentatlon and outright fraud. II was
not the deliberate verdict OF the Amerl-
can people. That fight must be made
over again. and next time IL Will be won
II believe that more and more the re-
form sentiment OF the country Is turning
"a the Populist platform In its entirety.
Its manly and unseliish attitude IN the
last campaign has inspired confidence.
~ agree with you that the fight should
be pushed, but not that the issue should
be changed; and In place OF abandoning
one plank and taking the two which YOU
propose would carry on the work OF
education for:
/. The free and unlimited coinage OF
silver at lG TO !,
.. Supplemental issue OF paper money
direct by the government.
2. Government ownership OF railroads
and telegraph, "Very truly yours,
-. A. FDGERTON."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01

LONDON. Jan. 3l.-Thc Right Hon.
Sir C. o. Treyalyan RadlcaO, sccre-
tnry FOR Scotland In the cabinet OF Lord
Kosehery. has resigned his scat IN par
li1ment ON account OF m health.
He was born In 1888, ana IN his public
life has been distinguished FOR HIS at
tnrls ON the house OF lords and the cs-
tablishIuE OF churches Sir George IRE
vrlyun IS said 90 Dc q fine scholar.
though his brilliaucy rarely comes out
I'm hls public speeches He has written
a biography of his uncle, Lord Mae
auIay. ~ Iifg OF the carly days OF Charles
james Fox and a groDt deal OF dramatic
and satiriCal verse of which The La
dies in Parliament" Horace at Ath-
ems and The Dwh0wk Bubgalo' are
nnrhn.. .hn haal knnWn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-02-01
SEVEN IERSONS BURNED
To Death In n Series oTFireI at IIoboken,
Now IrrteY, Neslsrihy.

New drfaeyt eNlrNihys
NEW work. Ian 3l-Durlng the
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early hours OF N-uaS' '""
red IN Hobokcn. y. j., which resulted
in the loss OF seven lives. Many poor
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PepPIe "''U
had narrow escapes TOT tAeir Ii'V'' "'
fires occurred IN different parts OF the
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,.,-,.it,.,- y,,i,.l-,
ca 10 hhNe ueeN V-
The first FIRE started IN the thfee-a'uIE
frame building at No. 40 Newark
-. rb.r, !, ,,,ther and Ave chill
s"'NS - a., !.
drtn lost taelF lvts, ~ 'Ue o5,''' ''' ="
little Elrl was puFHeu T" u'"'"'
Ihe ueau are ....,, -,
Mrs, Nellie SrhpturF' lvt'S NtI'' "'N'
wife ui thtrles Scnoeuer'
Her children, henry 'l''th ,al
old; Kate, nlnt years, M1s6,y, sTsri 49,,
years; Johh' tAIee years. "'''A'' 'i''S
months
Mabel Manglrs. ,-o
The second hie Was az nos, 100 ~ -
Fourteenth street IL was IIese nt'.,'
Mabel Mangle5 peTisAeu' htF sisst =
Florence, was seriously putheu' tu'
ls expected 70 recover
II was about inlinlsht When tne ~, ilI Z
was discovered in the ranshashie I.
BUILDING at No, 40 NeWark Street 9tS-
eral families llNed ln ne builul1s, "lS
lower floors OF which were used US a
blacksmith shop ana a carpenter rhup'
The Schoeders lived on tht top Iioor.
Mr.. Schroeder VINO IS blT-heeP'E oUS
og work. was not at nome wheh N"
FIRE started. HIS wife ana cnllifeh were
asleep IN their rooms. II TOOK put mo-
ment FOR the hanes To Ers compete
control OF the building' An Out Ilt
Schroeder family, however 9nlohE th'
tenants. managed 20 MAKE theI esd Pc
a number OF them getunE 10 tne
ground from the WINDOWS. AIter me
iiremen hHd got 10 WORK y was us
covered that the Schroeder iamly was
missing ana every eHoFt was hlAue 90
reach the top OF the olaZlnE structure
Flames and smoke drove the men paeN
and II was not until the oulluiiiS WIS
almost completely gutied thit the hre-
men We're able 10 get 10 tAe schroeder
apartments. This was about an hour
after the blaze began.
Mrs, Schroeder was FOUND iNlng on the
bed, which was party burned with htE
infant on her breast. Two OF ths ptheT
children las on the ped nnd one on thn
floor. There was a iiicNer OF NE m inc
woman, and she was quickly borne
down the stairway ana through the
still burning nail she dled ieW MIN
utes later, ,--,
The four children, All dead We're
brought down a!sl, but ile CODY %, tle
lli,h CJnl4 nor ne lpuIl lhtu nE N"t NJ
most 1aphyNlnted reseuers. An holr Ia
ter, however, when the IRE was almost
cStinsuishel' more ih0rgbsh H'astl
ui the rooms was made anu thr p'dy on
the ilth child was lonnd uhdnr Nle
bed, close 70 tle Wall MeahWlile
Schroeder himself VINO hld peeh play
inS cards ~ q nearby saloon, a2u up