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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-08
Ingenious snow st.tue..

A French sculptor. Pietre Roche. has
invented an ingenious way of producing
snow statues that will not melt. He no.
ticed that in ice-making machines the
pipes containing the liquefied gases were
covered with snow, and applied the same
principle to copper statues made hollow
and filed with freezing fluid. The mols-
ture from the atmosphere forms on the
metal in few moments as coating OF
snow, and is prevented from thawing by
the freezing mixture. Many exquisite eff
fects can be obtained in this way, and
for the decoration of ball rooms on a mid
summer night the snow statuary must be
ideal
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Total Sales.
General Quotations.

General 0uOt0tlOnS.
Flour-Recelpts, ,165 barrels; exports.
81 900: firmly held, but not actually higher.
Wheat-Receipts. 2s.275 bushels. exports,
AS 500 bushels; spot. No. red CSC; options
opened steady and advanced very sharply
and a squeeze of December shorts, later
being sustained by enormous clear3nces.
with final slight reaction under really
ing, closing steady at tsasac net advance.
No. . red. May. yllsM93c, closed at s2tsc,
December. aJ5s19634c. closed al gl4c.
Hops-Steady.
Wool-Quiet.
Petroleum-Dull; United closed at 65l4o
asked.
Coffee-Options opened irregular at I'M
changed prices TO Is points advance. clos
ing firm with a net gain of 5 to 10 points:
sales. % 80 bags, including: March, sac 0oc;
spot coffee. Rio firm: No. Z. invoice, 6l2c.
No. Z. jobbing, &C: mild, steady; Cordova,
SiAi5c.
Sugar-Raw. firm: fair refining, 3ssc: GEN.
trifugal Sc test, l5-16c: refined, firm.
Metals.
Pig Irons IS bid and ss.S asked.
Copper-Lake firmer at $los5i2 bid ana
$ll asked.
Tin-Dull at 1895 bid and 1870 asked
Spelter-Quiet at $3.95 bid and s4.05 asked.
Lead-Duli at $3.so bid and $40 asked.
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SyHOpsfs.

synopsis.
The storm is still heavy along the WASH
ington coast. The lines To the Straits sta
tons are down. The lowest reported ba-
rometer reading Is % q. al Fort Candy.
Maximum wind velocity today-Spokane,
30 miles. southeast: Walla Walla, IS miles.
south; Portland. IS miles. south; Rosehurg,
Is miles, southwest; Sacramento. 30 miles.
south: Red Bluff 20 miles, southeast; Fort
Candy. 81 miles, south.
Seattle-Maximum temperature. 90 deg. ;
minimum, 46: mean, Is. Rainfall past "a
hours, IA of an inch.
u. n. SALISBURY. Observes.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE BUTLER.
Harry NJ. Ball, Tacoma
w. e. Guerin. Columbus. o.
T.. f. Blaine. City.
Geo. l.. Powell, Chicago.
w. c. Leck. Juneau.
r. j. Koran. Juneau.
r. l.. NJ. Smith. Alaska.
w. G. Garvey. Chicago.
Adolph Heller. Skaguay.
Walter Il. Day, Chicago.
II. A. Ferguson. Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Romaine. Whatcom.
Benjamin Moores. Rosssland
W. II. Paul Portland.
NJ. J. Roche. Portland.
j. f. Powers. jr.. Portland.
9. Blath. Chicago.
NJ Benjamin. New York.
Mkt Saito. Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gaines San Jose.
{, F. Jacky. Montana.
Leopold f. Schmidt, Olympia.
Hy Esberg. San Francisco.
Thos. Springer. Chicago.
John Hall, Portland.
T.. c.. Arnold. San Francisco.
w. II. Parln, City.
NJ Curtis, Anacortes.
c. 3. Haraden, Astoria.
4. j. Jackson. Portland.
y. d. Whitney, Chicago.
Mrs. 4. Van Epps. Chicago
VIM. F.. Brown. Everett.
Joe Hardeman. st. Louis.
Geo. b. Baker. Dayton. Wash.
J. W. Stearns Dayton.
W. J.. Carpenter. Minneapolis.
Geo. Langster. Victoria.
Mrs. Andrew j. Agnew. Everett.
THE DILLER.
G.. Nicholson, Cedarholm.
NJ. s. Campbell, Mount Vernon.
Dan Gallery. Brainerd. MINI.
J. s. Slater, Mary Island Alaska
Nm; c; Meydenhauer. Dyea.
W G. Fowler. Hartford.
David Frame. Hartford
w. III. Haipin, Fidalgo City.
Frank Benham. Cherry Valley.
Mrs: ". G. Fowler Hartford.
G. Mccayor. Tacoma.
Mrs McCayor. Tacoma.
VIM. A. Kollatz, Michigan
Mrs Capt. Wiley. Olympia
O.. W. Eowiey. Mount Vernon.
f. Best Mount Vernon.
James Christensen, Mount Vernon.
J. r; Wilson. Cherry Valley.
W. ], Jeffery. Wakefield. Kan.
\. Cooper. Tacoma.
O. G. Weiss Tacoma
Robert Mccartney, NJ. D. Puyallup.
Mrs. w: II. Robbins. Vancouver.
Frank $. Pears. Pi,tshurg, Pa.
f. +. Gieriu. Port Crescent
A. ". Miller. San Francisco.
Mrs. Miller, San Francisco.
T. stinson, Snohomish.
Hugh Mcmillan, Machias.
Mrs. Anderson. CoupevilIa.
NJ. l.. Jose. Port Crescent.
c. II. Mann. Fir.
T. b. Oakes. whatcom.
D. -. EoNsttf &l4ktoiss
THE NEW ENGLAND.
John VI. Love. Dawson City.
a. W. Holt. Dyea.
II. 4. Baily. City.
John Olsen. City.
Mitchell Love. Carbonado
J j. Nagley. Marysyille.
r Holland. GraSssend.
@. A Palmer. London.
W. J. Weir, London.
a. Uamblet. Alaska.
O. r. Phelps, Everett.
Matt Han, City.
a Carl, Burlington.
James Morris, Burlington.
William Mcclellan. Mount Vernon.
John Morrison. Mosher.
J. A. E6geconb. Mosher.
l.. II. Smith. Oak Har5or.
John Brown. Chshails.
VI. Hanson. Tacoma
T. Johnson. Tacoma
T. Scott. City.
r. Draper, Grace. wash
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RrEnsfsfuHa

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 1-raere - no
change IN wheat to-day The rain has eaus-
es ar easier feeling IN harley. There -
NJ fEetasv change In cats
FjG8F~NEt cash Tor family extras 81 80:
A.. bakers extras. s. Nsfs -
Wheat-Shlpping. 81 ss's FOR M ! ard
s. 4SE4@sis T. for cho3ce, milling s. as. u ass
EaEley-FSess. MIMI. brewing. sl-a-lssf
Ia
osss-Poor 80 fair. $Isll "a. good 10 choice.
s. a.1s&s .i-is; fancy fss5. g. laslt -: gray
S. I@'1si tlIi%, milling s e7s.ssl le14 S4lr-
prise, g. Sssi n. black. FOR seed 81 1skI -;
red. n.$S<si -.
Receipts.
Flaar quarter sacks. iSS1T. Wheat. cen-
tails. la 81; harley. ceaEsts - SIS: BEANS
SACKS. &9Is. corn. esaiAis. s.axs. potatoes
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SACKS. n; oniSns sacks. 81: bran. sacks.
I.fs3, nsiidlings. sacks. %: hay. tons, 20.
ueoi bales s: hides. number. DIS, raisins.
soxe< si ]. Quicksilver TASKS 49, w'ne'
Closing 0sotationa
wheat-DuIl; May. <l.sSs-
Eariey-Fafrn; December. Sasxc.
Corn-Large yellow, ssGs-S-c-
Bran-$lsuls
Wool and Hcps-
woos-Sprtng. Nevada. Iiul3c. Oregon.
IsTI4c: Northern sHsc. fall. southern coast
lambs 7usc; San Joaquin lambs, lul2c.
Northern lambs 1oSri2c. mountain iamnsf.
5n.Ac: San Joaquin pains. lfalac.
Hops-Old crop, nominal new crop. tvU
12c per pound
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Observation-Disclosures $sea9-0 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, ZIG lI5A: wheat and oat. i'll
Gis-5o; cats. sleaI2;; best barley, tiodl2: alt
alta. <sGa.5e; clover. $sas-5e: stocks. $sas;
compressed wheat $l2QA; straw. per bale.
3sQi1c-
Vegesables-Potatoes.E Early Rose. 4aisc
Per GENITAL, river Burbanks. 4g5oc per CEN
tai: river reds. s5u4oc per cenrai; Salinas
Burbanks 6O1Slc; MERGED sweets. 65Q Sc:
siiverskin onions. 81. ioaiss per GENITAL; gar
nc; &c Per per. 70; green peas; 'e: string
dried okra. 1aisal5c: asparagus. E,x9i5c.
fruif-Appies. choice, s5u5c Per oox:
common apples. $aSgc: strawoerries IS per
chest; cranberries. 8. yeas5o per barrel:
grapes ordinary. 2G55c per box: pears.
Bartlett. s5cGSl per box; ounces. eoa 4oc:
persimmons. I1sSc: oranges. navels. $3.50
a., Mexican lines repack, $2Ns; common
California lemons, 5acq$i 3. choice caiifor-
MIA lemons. $i.s5d2.zs; bananas. SQ2 per
bunch; plneapples. $2GA per dox.
Butser-Fancy creamery, g1Gz7c: do sec
onds. 2iQ25c; fancy dairy. 2sQ24c; do sec
onds. lsa22c; picked. maze: firkin, 1sa asc.
cheese-New. lie. old, ion1ic: California
cream cheddar Halle. Young America. IL
gf3c; Eastern. 1salf4c.
Eggs-Store, ga Doc: fancy ranch. 27is9
&c: Eastern 15eIac duck. 2l25c.
Poultry-Turkey gohblers. i2nl3c per III:
turkey hens, l2lIl3c: old ROSTERS. So. .5ff4.
young ROSTERS. $35yd4 small broilers, s. 80
as; large broilers $S.25n3.5b; fryers. $500
4: hens. S-50n4; old ducks. $S.50u i50;
young ducks. S3.5on4.ys: geese. N2snl-s5 per
pair: goslings. $l.xyn1.s5: old pigeons. 81;
young pigeons 81 .25GI.5e
Exchange.
Sterling on London sixty days, AS3h:
sterling on London, sight S4.S6.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. S0isI Drafts-Sight 90. Is
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PORTLAND Dec. The local whoa.
market "a weak az unchanged quotations
th~ aGVaRce in tnr East having ma effect
aers. wReYe prices are governed hv tha
Liverpool markets WhicA today showed
valley. Sc.
Cleared Rrltish lark Orhlertyre for
Ques nstawu. with = .s5 barrels Of Hour.
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Com pOsfftOn.

We are Gov prepared 20 do composition
fer The trade tany measureI In Nonpareil,
Minion. Brewer and Long Primer Salts
faction guaranteed. Call or address Pos,.
Intelligence. Seattle
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THE EVERETT
s. MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route to the nonu,,,
mining districts OF Gold Rasin' CO..
Greek. Martin Creek. sIverlan o r
Si Ts Hoat Lake and Monte cristo. e'
camping nsr,,es sls Tor tourists. fishing and
rain" leave Everett for Mor.~
NJ 1850 .. nm. on Mo.a.x.
"e"nesdnys and Fridays.
VIII leave Monte Cri.,o for
et NJ 6'a5 ON Tuesdays. Tnur.-
aaSs and SATURDAYS.
b N. BAIRD. q. r. ArA
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-Today's state
nent OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. Ssas. fal.-
Sl9; gold reserve SIS as 81.
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West Australia. Is hales-Greasy. ss.d-
Cape of Good Hope and Natal * bales
Secured. 1ieSlis Id greasy. ec97sl4d.
Buencs Ayres SIC baieS-GreaSy. 4ledssid.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL: b%s. faruv
hotel In the state; excellent rooms: al
modern improvements: no bar.
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SRSTEISSS EyEFSS5;s|
NHNNNNNN.NRs
'[IGf|
| PREFERABLE 70
| nNnUlIr0o |
| s33>Eee


WE HAD HOPED TO HAyn.
LIGHTED THE STREETS or n
ATTLE WITH OUR sIxTY-cAx.
DIE POWER INcANDkacx,r
GAS BURNERS. BUT OUR pm
PoSAL WAS REFUSED. VI
REGRET THE FACT FOR oun.
SELVES AND FOR THE NAxy
CITIZENS WHO HAVE KINDLY
EXPRESSED THEIR sYNPArus
AND DISAPPOINTMENT.
THE PRACTICAL EXHIBIT o.
STREET LIGHTING NOW nm
CLOSED HAS. WE THINK
ARLY DEMONSTRATES
THE SUPERIORITY OF ON.
SYSTEM. LIGHT FOR LIGHT, m
THE PROPORTION oF4Tol
OUR PRICE FOR THIS Won.
ERN SERVICE WAS PLACED a.
A FIGURE SLIGHTLY ADoyn1
ACTUAL COST TO US. BUT ON.
ING TO AN UNFORESEEN Ac.
CIDENT OUR BID WAS NOT r.
CEIvED. ALL OF WHICH. DEAF
FRIENDS. MEANS THAT Yog
MUST HEREAFTER WALK
HOME IN THE DARK. AS 0uR
STREET LIGHTING WILL Be
DISCONTINUED.
WHEN THIS Is DONE THH1s
WILL BE FIFTY POSTS wTH
LANTERNS EQUIPPED WITH
CANDLE POWER LAMA
WHICH WE MUST STORE AWAY
UNTIL NEXT YEAR-UNIEsS
WE CAN FIND FIFTY FUR
CHAsERS. WE'LL TRY; HERE
Is OUR ANNOUNCEMENT.
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High water at Anacortes. Coupeville:
Port Rlakeley Port Madison and United
States dry dock practically same time as
at Seattle: Tacoma . minutes, and Olympia
81 minutes later. Deception pass il min
utes Port Townsend - minutes and Fort
Angeles hours % minutes earlier.
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland, Dec. Z. 1891.
Rain; cooler.
z. = DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL~
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BIZ TTTN
Seattle. Dec. Z. 1897.
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THE MARTINI RECORD.

Tide tables for the week beginning "eo-
nessiay. December S. 1897:
Hugh Tide. Low Saaes
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET,
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET

TACOMA. pac. wheat-Duu, No.
,lueSsen. s5>, No / club. szc.
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opening here. sold stocks very pers;stently
IN this market. notably ST Paul
The bond market continued to reflect .
very wide and varied inquiry and con-
tlnuousiy broadening demand some
SnaFp gains were recorded during the day
and prices in all cases were higher. Total
sales. ~ l@ssHo United States old Is regis
tered advanced Il and the coupon 4 bid
Money and Exchange.
Money on call easy at 1ixIs per cent;
last loan closed s.ue per cent, prime nfer-
camille paper. 31i Sterling exchansc
d4S3 for sixty days: posted rates. 81 Ma
M44 and s4SsGAs1, commercial bills. xis-
Silver certificates 5ss. uS0s.c- Bar silver.
e1sec. Mexican dollars. 4sise- Iovernmene
bonds firm: state bonds weak; railroad
bonds strong.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
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H0nda.

U.S.new A.. reg lSsx
New Is. coup .iS
FourS, reg .iIcis
Fours, coup ..iif.
Iwos. reg -. %
Elves, reg .1I4i.
Elves. coup ..ilF.
District 3 s5s ...llNl
Ala. Glass A los
Glass 3 .......itS
Class e $500. IS
Currency :. :. 50
Atchison is 49,. SCI
Adj. IS ........ Sis
Can. So. Eds -. .ll61,
Can. Pac. lists :.
Chi. Terminal :. Az
Ches. & Ohio 5s.Ii2is
T., n. & u. 4leS. llAaa
d. & r. G. lists .lfsA
Fours 49,. -. 80
East Tenn. lists. III
Erie Gen. Is -. is
F W&Dists. t.r. IS
Gen. Elec. IS -. %
G. Fl. e. 8. A. SIS. i04
Seconds :. -. 100
III. & T. Cen. 5s.1l2lx
Con. ss .1s5
Iowa c. lists -. aS
X. r. Con. I. r.. aas.
K.P.1st ID. t.r.ue
La New Con As. is1ss
l.. & n. Uni. As. s6a
Missouri IS 100
NJ. K. & T. Eds. s4ia
FourS -. -. SIZE
N. Y. Cen. lists 1I9
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N. j. Cen. IS -. .1sNk
/ North Car. is LES
FoiirS -. .--..lug
Nor. Pac. lists ..lle
/ ThreeS :. $3.50. sla
| fourS -. 49,. SSSa
INY.C. & St.Lss.1ol
1 Nor. & West. SIS. i2li.
IN. W. Consols. las
| Deb. IS .....-..ile
Tor. Nav. lists lis
| Fours -. $500. aia
Tor. s. L. SIS. T. r.lSi2
/ Elves. L r. -. sSs
iOr. I'm. lists. {. r-lo.ll.
| Elves, {. r. -. sS4
iPac. IS of % ...1oas
iReading Is ...... S5A
r. G. W. lists -. s3Ie
ISt.L. & I.M.C.ss .NS
iSt.L.. & S.F.G.es. 11s
iSt. Paul Con ..f4o
St.P.C. & P.1sts 1905
/ Elves 49,. ......u1ia
IS. c. Non-Fund. u
$50. Railway IS. a3la
island. r. & T. SIS ssh
Tenn. new set IS 81
IT. p. l.. q. lists IS
| Reg. Ids 1900. 3es
iTnioa Pac. lists. 102ie
& G.1sts 81 II
! Wah. lst IS -. le%
/ Seconds -. -. sl's
West Shore IS ..i11&
IVA. Centuries -. sefs
| Deferred =. -. )
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seaftie. Dec. :, lsst
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma, spo-
kane and Portland clearing hosses today
were.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29
Il West Pullman, Ill.
Szanowna R~edakcyo Zgody!

Szanowna Redakcyo Zgody!
Jest mas tn tylko II rodzin pol
skicb. Grono nasze jut cd lat 3 ME
powiekszylo sic wcsle. Me many
90 prawda polskiego kosciols, wiec
ma msza sw. idziemy do irlandzkie
go kosciola pod wezwaniem Sw.
Kstarzyny. KS. irlandzki, jak IVY
kle tax j tym razem p~ostsral nam
sic o ksiedza polskiego, ably mas spo
wiedzi wislkanocnej wysiucha'.
Przybyl do ras ks. Raczy 6ski Z
Chicago cd S~. Trojoy dnis 1890
kwietnia, pokrzepil nas s}owem Bo-
ZEN, wysluchal mas wszystkioh spo.
wiedzi a ns drugi dzieh odprawil
ma intencje nasza msze sw. nakar-
mil mas Cisiem i Krwia Pshska-za
90 mu wsryscy d~ziekujemy stsropol
skiem: bog zsplsc!"
J6zef NolodkorSki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29

Komitet obchodowy W Baltimore
zawiadamia grupy go, 23S i 500. re
obchod msjowy odbedzis sic z mi
cystywy pars6i Najsw. Fanny Nary
R6tasoowej PREY Eastern Avenue.
Udziai przyjma tow. cywilne ! woj
skowe z obr pars6j. Punkt zborny
PREY Broadway ul, pom. Bond j
Eastern ave. Wymarsz nsstspi o z
wieczorem. Kazdy czlonek ma mice
odznake i billet (Oena 1907 Pc OBJ
chodzie nastapi przedstawienie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29
ObchOdy maiOwe.

w South Bend, staraniem grup
zwiszkowych odbedzie sic obch6d
msjowy przyszaa niedziele O go
dzinie Pei pc poludniu ma sail Kos
ciusrko PREY ul. Chaplin. Wieczo-
rem odbedzie sic drugi obohod ma
sail F. Korpala. o liczny udzial u
prasza-komitet.
Ma s zmierzowie W Coiosgo cd.
bedzie sic obchod majowy W hall pa
rsfalnej W przyszaa niedziele godz'
Sci pc po}ud.
w Hammond, Ind, odbedzis
sic staraniem OR. 252, 1913 i 1852 OBJ
ch6d maiowy W niedziele, dn. 9go
maja. (Koresp. nastepnie).
w Grand Rapids, Mich, cd.
bedzie sic obch6d msjowy W niedz.
przyszia W hall Tow. Narodowego
PREY uli. Jackson Q godz, Sci wiecz,,
ma ktory komitet u~przejmie zapra-
sza wszystkich polakow beg r6znicy
obozu do jakiego naleza,
w Brooklynie. N. Y, stara-
MEM Tow. z New Yorku i Brookly-
ma odbedzie sic W poniezialek OBJ.
chod Konstytucji 3go maja W Pala.
ce Hall SO 90 Grand st. Brooklyn.
Poczatek o godz. 8mej wieozorem.
Program jest obfty i piekuy; do
liczuego wspoludziaiu zaprasza ko-
mitet.
w Cincinnati, o., odbedzie sic
obchod Konstytucyi 3go msja stara-
MEM OR. 10 Wv, n. P. urzadzony W
sobote d. lgo maja o godz. 7'30 W
hall OBJ. K. Czerwihskiego, ma rogu
rogu Cater i Liberty ul., ma ktory
zscnych rodak6w j rOdaOzki zaprasza
komitet.
w Chicago, na Wojciecho-
vie, W hall P~u}askiego W poniedais.
lex przyszly, odbedzie sic obchod
msjowy u~rzadzony %starsnieniu Tow.
Nsrod /; poczatek o godz. 80 vie
czorem; do lioznego wsp6ludzislu
wszystkich polakow j polki zaprasza
ia komitsta polscz. Tow; program
obfity j piekny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29
Il LITW
his. J~urgielewicz.

Butownikami wzgledem swej
w}sdzy duchownej byli ci ksieaa ma
Litwie, ktorzy po powstsniu zgod.i
Ii sic ma wprowsdzsnie do nabozeh
silva jezyka rosyjskiego. Prawie
ws.yscy opi marine skohozyli, oho
oiaz mieli laski rradu i znakomite u.
~posazenie. Pred paru miesisosmi
gazety pissly o skszsniu ks Jurgie
lewiczs, proboszozs sluokiego, "a
sfalszowsnie metryki oh}opca ola u
iatwienia mu przyjecis do szkoay i
IapisaAie dziewczyny pIawos,awnej
jake kstoliczki. Moze niejeden,
personal---very. to wisdomost, utali}
sic mad losem biednego ksiedzs, kto
~ dopusci& sic w~prawdzie formalne.
go wystepku, ale ola dobrej sprswy.
T~ymcsasem ten Jurgielewicz byi
s~kohczonym iotrem, kt6ry ME po-
przestsl ma wprowsdzeniu jezyka 70.
syjskiego do kosciols, ale brats} sic
I polioys j popami, nakazywa} dzwo
mic podczss procesyi prawoslawnyoh
i nawet sam brs} W mich udziai. Pa.
Re ian swoich obdziers} beg litosci i
W dodatku byi bezwstydnym roz
pustnikiem. Co pare lat sprowadzai
sobie nova kuzynke i przer czas ia
kis trzymal na plebanii caly harem.
Chiopiec, ktorego metryke sfaiszo
wal, by} wlssnie synem jednej z ia
kich kuzynek. Cd dziewozyny prs
wos'awnej, kt6rej wydal swiadec
two, ze jest katoliozks, wziai CRUDE
p~ieniadze. Kiedy te dwis sprswki
wydaiy sic, musiano oddac 60 pod
SAD.
Ssdzili ks. Jurgielewio,a przy sic
gil, przewatnie miejsoowi wlosuianie
prawosiawni uznsli GO winnym.
Ma podstawie ich werdyktu i zgod
nie z prawem sedziowie koronni, wy
fa,znie Rosyanie, bo innyoh ma Ii.
tw'e ME ma, skazali Jurgielewiczs
ma pozbswienie praw i zeslanis ma
Sybir. Ma sic rozumiec, skazany
odwoial sic do senstu, proszso o
skasowanie wyroku i znalazl gorli
wyeh obrohcow W Prasie rosyjskieJ,
ktorzy oowodza, Re Gaia sprawl Jest
intryga Polska, msjsoa ma celu zhah
bienie i zgubienie zssluaonego pa.
tryoty ro~syIskiego. Ci obrohoy tax
So bezozelni, ze domagsjs sic skaso
wanis wyroku i ponownego sledztwa
W tel sprawie ola ~wykszsnia niewin.
nosci Jurgielewiora. To i'm sic "a.
Pewne ME uda, ale ziagodzenis wy.
miaru ksry prawdopodobnis nsstspi.
lstotnis Jursislewicz i jego przy
j%aciele mogs sic sksr,yc ma surowy
wymiar kary niesprawieliwosc RIA.
do, jezeli ks. Sikorski W Dsbrowie
"a ohydna zbrodnie, kt6rej sic do
puscil, skszany zosts} tylko Ia kill
koletria pokote W klasztorze. Okla
zuje sic teraz, ae dawno JUL znauy
byf wlad.y duchownej, jake szpisg,
ktory wydawal policyi spowiadaja
cych sic u niego unitow i jake oy
niczny rozpustnik. Jednskie ti,kup
ME smial sic oprzec zsdaniu wiadzy
j mianows} go proboszozem, a obeo
ME obawia sic rowniez j chocby ma
wet chciai, ME mole z~brodniarzs ma.
lezycie ukarsc.
Przeglqd WszechpOlSki
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29
KrOnika m%iejscOwa.

4 Wiosna! Wiosnal Drzewa sic
zielenis j serca sic radujs.
= Dnia Ego msjs publicznoS6 pc
brzegi wypeini sale Domu Zwiszku
Nsrodowego, DO to ostatni konoert
ma rzecz Biblioteki i wv. o." A co
Ia program!
p. Chodzihski, artysta-rzezbiarr
z Krakows, ktory nj postawic pom
mix Kosoiuszki, przybyi do Chicago.
= 1go msja rsinaugurowany be-
drie podobno olbrzymi strajk.
Zbliza sic trzeci maj. Obcho-
dzmy uroczyscie psmietns ~rooznice.
w niedziele obohodzono 900
letnia rocznice meczehstwa sw. Woj
oieohs.
w niedziele odbylo sic rozwi
nieoie sztandaru Sokois Mr.. VIII
bardzo uroczysoie j w~spanial-. Sprs
wozdanie zamiesoimy nastepnie.
w ozerwou bedziemy obierat
sedziow wytszych.
Piaty i ostatni tego sezonu WE
czorek, urzadzony ma rzeoz Bibliots'
XII i w. o., zapowiedziany ma ME
dziele, pod wzgledsm programu "a
powiada sic j%eszcze lepiej anizeli pc
przsdnie. Me opusccie tego kon'
oertu, DO to ostatni.
z okazyi imienin ks. Barzyh
skiego siostry nNotre Dame" urzs
dzily popis dzieci s1kolnych. Czy
tajao program obs1erny, zastanowilo
mas to, re siostry to ksztalcs dzieo
polskie ma niemieckich wzoraoh. Pa
nienki ma fortepisnie grady tyl
ko nienieokie kompozycye: ORES
sierra, Masrtz'a, Mack's, Lange'go
Drumbeller's, Brunner's, Wander
beok'a it'd. Me ma W program,
zadnej polskiej sztuki. Pod kiero
wnictwem siostr nNotre Dame" pc
winny uozennice pc ukohozeniu ME
mieokich sztuk jak: Der Sohoenste
Name" it'd. odspiewa6 z namaszcze
MEM: nLieb Vsterland" - i ,Heil
dir i'm Siegeskranz".
l to mi bye polSka szkola!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29
II st. Paul.
ST. PAUL, d. 21-IV '9I

ST. PAUL, d. 21-lV '97,
Szanowni Rodaoy!
Grupy ~Zwiazkows ST.. Jozefa
Kosciuszki ze wspoludziaiem Tow,
Spiewu A. K~ontskiego, Wandy, Pa.
derewskiego ! Miodziezy urzsdaaja
obchod Konstytucyi 3go Majs, d. 8.
maja b. r. W Garfield Hall, rog
Arcade J Farquire ul., East St. Paul,
pocratek obohodu o godz. Al pc po-
iudniu.
w miiej nadEiei, il Szanowni Ro-
dacy ! Rodsozki, zechos zebrac sic
tlumnie w~ysluchsc z uwaga: NOV,
sPiewow J daklsmscyi, stosownyot
do ~uczczenia jednego... z najpiek'
uiejszyOh dni nsszei przessiosoi-
poLostsjemy
u bratniem pozdrowieniem,
Komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29
Teatr W hall Walsha.

Przedstawienie dane ma rzecz Sztan
dsru u. n. p, urzadzone W niedzie-
le W hall Walsbs, jak to bylo do
przewidzenia, wypsdio swietnie.
Obie sztuki, a szczegolnie Eve
Miaskowska" odegrano beg zarzutu
niektore sceny odegrano, bee
przesady m6wisc, znakomicie.
Siowo uznanis nslezy sic rowniez
OBJ. w. Tobihskiemu, ktorego iracy
i oierpliwosci zawdzieozat nalezy, Re
to przedstawienie tax dobrze wypa
do.
Pc teatrze tshozono z zyoiem dc