davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01
Polonizacva.

Pewien f-letonists niemiecki tax
pis,e o Polskach, pracujacych W Ber-
LIME i p1edmits ,iseh stolicy:
,Pracujscy tn Polacy 50 to ludrie
bardzo ponadni, skromni W swycb
wymsgauiach, o~ssczedDi l posisdaia
r64ue PREY uioty domowe i g'spodar.
skie, ktore c.yn 2 ich poiadanymi do
rosmaitycb us}ug. Znani So tet {.
przywia1ania i wiernosci ola svych
cblebo dawc6w, to tet smiaio ma ii h
po!egac motna. l dsieki tym PREY.
mioton rolonizuja oni fakiyznie "
Berlinie j okolicy wiele dsiewcsst
niemieckich. Wartoby .ar1adsiG sta
tystyc1ne sestawienie, lie tel dotych-
czas dziewcsat niemieckich CT Polacy
iuz slowili i gdy sobie trocbe groszs
uciu}ali, uprowa izili do s~ej ojczy-
zny, gd.ie do reszty dsiewcseta te sic
poloni.uia j dopomsgaja do DDS vie
tanis wsmscuiania ludnosci polskiej.
A przec'ei takiego pomnozenia ty-
wiolu wrogiego w~iasnych svych
narodowyoh s k6w Niemcy iycsyG
sobie ME moga i ME powinn,! Po,
czucie narodowe tych Polak6w lee
sawsze jednakowo silne. Uas oni
niemieckie swe kochsnki wyma gisc
siowa ,,kooham, kochasz" pc polsku j
faktem Jest, be dEiewcsyus niemiecka,
utrzymujacs ~stosunek Z Polakien,
coraz bardziej iamie sobie jesyk wy.
rszsmi polskiemi, podczss gdy jej
~ybrany coras mniej utywa iesyks
n'emieckiego. A he Polaey 50 "a
wsse prawie ucsciwymi k.ndydataui
do stanu maitehsxiego i poniewst Ia
pomoca dus o viehstws ka~tslictiego
" Berliaie i okolicy }atwo snajduia
korzystne posady, ola tego uohodsi
die tam Polak "a bardzo pozsdsna
zdobyes ola dsiewcsat niemieckieb".
Autor, Isstraszony tskim wpiywem
Polakow. domsga sic w~ynalesienis
srodks, "a kt6rego pomoca notnsby
przykuc polskich pr.ybys.o~ do be-
lihskich okolio niemieckiah i ME pc.
zsalse i'm wrscsc do kraju, ably ME
polszcsyli swyeh ION niemieckich i
ME zasilali spoieczeh ,tsa p~o'skiego".
Nssystko fgle hakatystycznell
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01
famia s0bie gfOwy.

Podozss gdy leksrre ismis sobie
giowy mad rormsitemi nauksmi ! ME-
Jssnemi teorysmi, tysisoe osob cierpi
ma zwyorsjoe oboroby, jsko to: Dol
gfowy ! oiestrawnosc. u lawaioby
sic, te jest "a doto wiedsy | ekspe
rymentowsnis, q IA mslo praktyoznej
robo'y Ale " kazdym rarie ORA
Piotrs Gonoro pozostsje leksrstwem
domower. PrrJnosi cierpisoym ME
tyIko ulge. ale uzdrswis ich zupei
ME. Pc bliaszs szosegoly zgiosoie
sic do Peter Fahrney, LEILA So.
Hoyne ave, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01
jakis sekrstarz ozy pi.

k~ancelaryi jakis sekrstarz ozy pi.
ssrz.
- Adwokat DR.. Lestaw Boroh.
ski, ktory .astrzelii sic " hotelu "
Katowicach, byl wydawca nNowej
Reformy."
Gazeta ia donosi, te sp. Borohski
wyjsohsl Krskowa W stanie slime
20 rozdrsz ,ienia nerw6w, ktory jut
W ~poprzednioh dniach wssystkis o
tao.sjsoe 60 osoby zatrwazai; zmariy
zdradsa} bowiem niejednokrotnie brak
swisdomosoi i IN. 81 - obojetnosc
ma wsrystko, co sic PREY MIN mowilo i
dziaio, tax il przypuszozac nale.y,
il padi o6ara SLIME rozwinietej. oie.-
kiej, n~ieuleozalnej woale choroby,
kt6ra nagiym ~wybuchsm zamsoiaa
mu umysl i wlotyla " reke samo-
b6jo.a broh.
Me tylko Nov. Ref" ale i ga
.ety z przeciwnych stronniotw, jak
nCzas" krakowski pcswiecaja zmar
iemu bardzo piekne wspomnisnia
tax jake dsiennikarzowi jak jake
adwokatowi.
Bronii on oIesto robotnikow " 50
dach, miauowioie W trudnych j Ia
w~ikaanych prooesach, i to tax bezin-
teresownie, re gdy wiedziai. il ma
/. ubogimi do czynienia, ME tsdai
zapaaty. W oaiym Krakowie byl
zmariy bardzo powaaauy, ozego do
WOODEN Re byl czlonkiem Rady miej
skiej.
Zmarly p%ozostawil wdowe i syns.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic re wzgledu ma
trudnosci ~graniczne W Katowioach
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01
RefOrmy " Tureyi.

Me nalety wstpic " gOtowosc do
reform Turcyi-tsk pisre pPsll Mall
Gszette"-zs dowod nieoh possibly,
" brsku innycb, fsks nsstepujsoy:
Ma oststnim bslu " Pslscu Elirej.
skim " Par tu, ambassador Wysokisj
Porty, zsmisss, jsk dotyobcrss " fe.
.ie, po raj pierwszy uksrsi sie-w
szapoklsku ns giowie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01
POsZukiwanie.

Niniejszem posIukuje Felixs Wy.
sookiego, rodem z Powidza w. X.
Poznshskiego, kt6ry pred 5-oiu Ia.
ty przyjsobs} do Ameryki ! przeby.
wal W Detroit, Mich. pm. AS Supe-
rior nj, nastepnie wyjeobai, ME via.
domo gdzie. Ktoby wiedziat o misj.
sou jego pobytu lub on sam, Mech
mi raczy doniesc, gdyt watna nam
mu zskomu nikowsc wiadomosc.
Rdzimierz Sdkoaoski,
925-88rd st, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01


we wfasnym interesie og}osi
niepodleglosc calej Polski, DO
by wtedy mial silnego sprzy.
mierze6ca przeciw Prusom j
Rosyi, - niestety stalo sic ina
czej. Powoli umys}y sic uspo'
koiiy i wkr6tce zabrano sic do
gorliwej piracy mad p%odniesie'
MEM silly i znaczenia wolnego
ksiestwa. Bylo prawie pow
szecbne przekonanie, Re to jest
niejako zadatek ma odzyskanie
niepodlegfosci we wszystkich
ziemiach polskich".
,,Nar6d polski W ostatnich
czasach znacznie sic zmieni{ ma
lepsze. Pozna}, CO to znaczy
utracic niepodlegfosc, STAG sic
czyim niewolnikiem, placic Kill
kakroc wisksze podatki tabor
cy niz sic dawniej placiio do
skarbu wiasnego, z kt6rego
grosz szedl ma szkoly, drogi,
zaklady przemysiowe i t. p;
kr6tko m6wiac nar6d pozna},
CO to znaczy bye pod obcym
obucham".
To tez zabrano sic teraz z
zapalem do piracy, ably PREY
najmniej W tel czesci wolnej
P lski powstal dobrobyt i siia-
Przeprowadzano rome dobre
i sprawiedliwe prawa, zniesio
no podda6stwo i przemysliwa
no mad tenn, ably zupeinie sniest
pa6szczyzne. 1 byloby praw.
dopodobnie juz wtedy do tego
przysz}o, gdyby ME p6zniejsze
wojny. Zsk}adano tea wiele
szk6i, a zwlaszcza pc wsiach.
w diva lata pc zawarciu po-
koju W Tylzy wydaia Austrya
zuowu wojne Napoleonowi (w
r. 1SO9), ale ma swoje wlasne
nieszczescie, DO ponios}a ogrom.
ma kleske W bitwie pod Wa
gram. Poniewaz Ksiestwo War
szawskie sta}o pc stronie Ma
poleona, wiec tez z MEM roz-
poczela Austrya Wake i so ty-
siecy zo}nierza wyslala W gra-
nice Ksiestwa. w pierwszej
bitwie, stoczonej niedaleko
Warszawy pod Raszynem, zno
WI polscy wojownicy okryli
sic niemala sfawa, choc bitwa
pozosta}a nierozstrzygnieta.
Tymczasem ksisAe J6zef Pa.
niatowski wpad} ma bardzo do.
bra mysl udania sic do Galicyi
i rozpoczecia tam walki z Au-
strya, CO tee zaraz uczynil. Wy
prawa ia do Galicyi byla jak
by iednym wielkim tryumfem.
Wkr6tce zajelo nasze wojsko
Lublin, Sandomierz, Lw6w, a
wreszcie Krakow. R6wnocze.
snie urzadzil Dabrowski pow
stanie W Wielkopolsce'. Dc.
wodca wojsk austryackich, O.
b~awiajac sic, ably mu odwrotu
ME zamknieto, opuscil War.
szawe. TO Zwyclestwle Napo'
leona pod Wagram zawarto
pok6w W Wiedniu, ma mocy
kt6rego Austrya musiaia oddac
Ksiestwu Warszawskiemu o.
kolo 1000 mil kwadr. z ludno.
scia blisko p61tora miliona, t.
j. to wszystko, co zabrala PREY
trzecim rozbiorze Polski.
Ale ME koniec jeszcze by}o
wojnom. Wnet potem wypo.
wiedzia} Napoleon wojne Ro.
syi W r. 1912. Nadzieje nasze
odzyly, zapal znowu ogarns'
oalu parhd. AMI ozopo orooaJ
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01


ciezony dotychczas ten wojow.
mix musia} nakazac odwr6t,
wsr6d kt6rego mrozy, gl6d j
nieprzyjaciel zuiszczyly pra-
vie Gala jego armie.
Teraz wszystkie mocarstwa
zwr6cily sic przeciw pokona
nemu, jedynie Polacy pozosta
Ii mu wierni, choc lyle razy
wyzyskani i oszukani. W ma
stepnym roku 1913 przyszlo
do morderczej, trzydniowej BIZ
twy pod Lipskiem W Saksonii,
W kt6rej POI miliona wojska
brafo udzial. Napoleon zwy.
ciezony stara} sic uprowadzic
resztki rozbitej armii do Fran
cyl; polacy znowu zajeli mai
niebezpieczniejsze stanowisko,
DO zas}aniali odwr6t. Kiedy
juz gi6wna armia przeszla
przez rzeke Elstere, wysa-
dzono most W powietrze, po-
mimo, re ma tel stronie POGO
sta}a jeszcze garstka Polak6w
jake tylna straz wraz z swym
dzielnym wodzem, ksieciem 10.
zefem Poniatowskim. Ma we
zwanie do poddania sic odpo.
wiedzial ksiaze Poniatowski:
bog mi powierzy} honor Pc
lak6w, Jemu go tylko oddam"
i rzucii sic wraz z koniem W
nurty rzeki Elstery, chcsc ia
wp}aw pr1ebyc. Lecz upfyw
krwi wskutek odniesionych ran
zanadto wyczerpa} jego silly,
ably m6dz pokonac wartki prad
woody j znalazl smierc W Elsie
RE.
Napoleon pr6bowa} raz je-
szcze szczescia wwalnej bitwie
pod Waterloo Wv r. 1850, ale
uleg{ przemocy zjednoczonych
wrog6w, kt6rzy nastepnie do.
stawszy go W swe rece, wywie-
iii 60 ma skalista i prawie bez-
ludna wyspe sw. Heleny, polo.
iona ma morzu Atlantyckiem,
gdzie tez zycia dokona}.
Zwycisscy monarchowie zje,
chali sic teraz W Wiedniu ma
wspolne narady W r. 1915, ably
ustalic granice pahstw euro
pejskich. Ma zjezdzie tym,
zwanym W history Kongresem
soiedentskam, nastapil niejsko
czwarty rozbi6r Polski. Znie-
siono Ksiestwo Warszawskie,
kt6re W kr6tkiem SVEN istnie.
niu daio mn6stwo dowod6w
zywotnosci narodu polskiego
i przydzielono je do Rosyi, ma.
dajac mu NAIVE Kr6Ast,Oa Fol
skiego. Wed}ug uchwal kon.
gresu Polacy pod wszystkimi
trzema zaborami mieli otrzy.
mac: przedstaWicieLstWo 4 in.
stytucye (czyli urzadzenia) na-
rodoue, stosoo0ne do ich Iytu pc,
Mycznego ., a jak tego zobo-
wiazania nasi zaborcy dotrzy.
muja, sami najlepiej wiemy.
Me zisciiy sic nadzieje i pra.
gnienia legionist6w. Poswis.
Genie ich bezgraniczne i krew
p~rzelewana pc tylu krainach
ME przyniosiy wolnosci Polsce,
ale ME byly ter i bez wielkich
korzysci. Bohaterskie ich czy
ny ws}awi}y imie Polak6w pc
cafym swiecie, a ogromna mi
lose Ojczyzny zyskaia sympa.
tye j zyczliwosc ludlow i PREY
pomniasa i'm krzywdy, jake
nam zaborcy wyrzsdzili; zas
wsr6d rodak6w obudzi}a zapa}
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

Tomasz Slater ma wIadomosc ola
kssdego ~meaosyrny M stronnioy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-01

hSleSCWu w ar5ZaWSklemu o.
kolo 1000 mil kwadr. z ludno.
scia blisko p61tora miliona, t.
j. to wszystko, co zabrala PREY
trzecim rozbiorze Polski.
Ale ME koniec jeszcze bylo
wojnom. Wnet potem wypo.
wiedzia} Napoleon wojne Ro,
syi W r. 1912. Nadzieje nasze
odzy}y, zapal znowu ogarnsl
ca}y narod: spieszono gromad.
ME pod choragwie Bialego
Orla j wkr6tce przeszlo 60 ty.
siecy ludzi stanelo pod bronia.
Armia Bonapartego liczyla
przeszlo pol miliona (oko}o
600 tysiecy) zolnierza i z ia
potega wyruszyl on ma poke
mamie cara. Niestety ziemia
rosyjska mia'a sic STAG grobow.
Gem potsgi Napoleona. Mo.
skale umyslnie cofali sic, a
kiedy Napoleon JUL pod zine
dotarl do Moskwy j wkroczyl
W jej injury, ME zastal W niej
zywej duszy, lecz wkr6tce zja.
WHO sic ma jego powitanie ca
Re MORE plomieni. Nieprzy.
jaciel spalii sws wlasna dawns
stolice, ably przez to pozbawic
armie napoleohsks wszelkiego
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she died saturday. The funeral took place
yesterday IN Spokane.
marriage license was issued yester-
day TO John l.. kreig OF Butte ssd Miss
Hermlna Fiege OF New York.
A s-year-old colt OF standard pedigree
ran away with win Parks on State street
this afternoon. He ran into an embank-
ment, breaking his leg. Mr.. Parks was
not Injured. hut the colt. which was the
property OF Il. n. Tatem, was shot.
Hattie Marsh. who " the defendant In
n suit brought against her by her ex-
husband Burt Marsh. police court law
yer. from whom she obtained divorce re-
Gently, to obtain possessiou OF the baby
girl filed afidavits I'm the district court
to-day denying the charges made against
her by the plaintiff. She admits that she
sells drinks In Chicago Joe's" place a
disreputable joint on Wood street. but
claims she has done 80 through necessity
and that she commenced working there
through the solicitation of her husband
who denies the charge Each parent
claims that the other Is not - III person
To care for the child. The matter comes
up tomorrow.
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HELENA HAPPENINGS.
suit ARainst the d. a M.-Dsaih Of Miss
Mcseryey-Marsh Troubles.

spgeial Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena July 6-Franklin Farrell OF An
sonia Conn. and Achelle Midgcon OF Tor
rington, Conn. have brought suits In the
United States court against the Boston
& Montana Consolidated Copper company
and the Montana ore Purchasing com
pany. which are alleged to be infringing
upon patent processes for converting and
refining copper matte owned by the plaint-
ins. The complaints. which have been filed
by Harry Seymour OF Washington and @.
4. Clarke. plaintiffs attorneys. are prac-
tIcaliy Identical with the one brought
against the Anaconda company few
days ago. the same allegations being set
forth. They allcge that Pierre Mahues of
LYONS. France WAS the Inventor Of GER
tain improvements In convcrters for cop
per ores and process for reducing pig cop
per from copper matte. and assigned the
plaintiffs claim they bought the Amerl-
can right. The court Is asked to restrain
the defendants from further use OF the
process and 20 have the damages assesso.i
for the use Of the processes since March,
lSr
Word wJs received herr to-day OF the
death IN Spokane OF Miss Maud Meseryey
clerk OF the stute board Of psrdons. who
had been ~ several weeks Miss Meser-
vey was formerly resident Of Deer
Lodge hut came TO this city In January
from Spokane. She made many friends
while in Helena. After an Illness OF two
weeks she left Helena or Jucs g In com
Imny with her father FOR Spokarc. hSg
old home. Her condition grew worse and
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ANACONDA, MONTANA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 1897

gsles people offer less than half the reg
uar fare charged by the transportation
companies. Salt Lake representatives are
pulling strings to draw the convention
to the inland sea. while Washington
points to Its historic surroundings. The
duty OF selecting the place rests with
the board Of directors.
The annual meeting OF the board OF di-
rectors OF the National Educational asso-
clation took place to-day. President Skin
ner was In the chair. Treasurer l. &. Me-
Neal read report showing a total In
come for 1896 OF s2o,5iO and a total expen-
dture Of si9sis. Orville Z. Bright. chair
man OF the board OF trustees. submitted
his report. showing a total permanent
fund July II. 1891, OF Sss,e6i. officers OF the
national council were elected as follows;
President. Charles DcGarmo OF Swarth-
more. Iowa; vice president. w. h. King.
Mount Vernon. Iowa; secretary. Miss
Belle NJ. Dutton. ClevelaId,
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MAYA. AscHrrsor CONGRESS-
The American Delegates Warmly web
coined by the President.

London. July s-1he international con-
gress of naval architects and marine en-
gineers opened to-day In the Imperial In
stitute with full attendance OF foreign
delegates, including a number OF Ameri-
cans. The Prince OF Wales. who was ac-
companied by the Duke of Saxe-coburg
and Gotha and the Duke OF York wei-
coined the delegates In the name OF the
queen and In his own name. The hrst lord
of the admiralty. Mr.. Goschen. welcomed
the delegates In behalf OF the government.
The Earl OF Hopetoun. the president. In
his inaugural address. warmly welcomed
the foreign delegates. especially the
Americans. which latter he characterized
as kinsmen OF identical origin and Of conn
mon languages.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-07
EDUCATORS IN COUNCIL.



Milwaukee. June 6.-The national coun-
ell OF education met In the Temple Eman-
uel this morning. The entire seating ca
pacity was filled. The programme for to-
day was University Ideals Professor
a. s. Ormond of Princeton university
opened the discussion.
The first general session of the National
Educational association opened ~
o'clock tonight. The Auditorium WAS
crowded 10 It's utmost capacity. After
prayer America was rendered by a
chorus. Addresses OF welcome were de-
livered by Governor Scoield on behalf
Of the commonwealth; ]. q. Emery. SUI
perintendent OF public instruction: Mayor
W. q. Rauschenberger for the city and
Hon. r. Siefert. superintendent OF public
schools of Milwaukee. Responses were
made by A. =. Winship professor OF the
American Institute Of Instruction. Bos-
ton. J. l.. Holloway. superintendent oi
public schools. Fort Smith. Ark. Aaron
Cove. superintendent OF schools OF Dem
yer and Albert q. Lane. superintendent
OF schools OF Chicago
The Soldiers Chorus" from Faust was
then sung by the male chorus. President
Charles Y. Skinner. superintendent OF
public instruction OF the state OF New
York. then delivered his address on The
Fest Education of the Masses" Newton
e. Dougherty superintendent OF public
schools at Peoria. spoke ON The Study OF
History In Our Public Schools
Several cities have opened headquarters
and commenced campaigning for the
next national convention OF the National
Educational association. Salt Lake City,
Omaha. Los Angeles. Washington and
Boston are In the race. Nebraska Is work
ins hard In the interest OF Omaha. and
will be aided by the Twenty-seeond tni-
ted States regular infantry hand, which
i. will reach the city on Thursday Los An
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THE GREAT STRIKE is ON.
One Company Quickis Aecedes To th'
Miners Demands.

One Ncmpuny Quichi' Acceues 10 tne
Miners Demands.
Pittsburg. July G.-rhe strike order OF
the nati0ral executive board Of the Uni
ted Mine Workers of America was obey
cd by from l0.GOo 10 l5.000 OF the 2i.OW
miners In the Pittsburg district to-day.
The great struggle IL now on in earnest.
and the Developments OF the next few
days will determine the success or fall
ure Of the fght for uniform mining
rate.
Pittsburg Is the pivotal point In. the
1--WE states engaged In the contest. and
the success OF the local officials In their
efforts to secure IA general suspension In
this district will have an important bear
Ing on the outcome of the movement.
While II is estimated that at least two
thirds of the miners have thrown down
their picks enough men are still at work
to seriously impair their chances unless
they can ultimately be brought out. This
President Dolan confidently claims can be
done. The operators, on the other hand.
are In no wise disconnected and assert
that the strike cannot succeed.
The first break In the onrators ranks
was made this afternoon by ]. y. Steen-
son OF the q. +. |. e. mines ut Reedsville.
The diggers refused TO work and the
mine was closed down. but notice was
posted that after to-day the 69-cent wages
would be paid. II Is not likely that the
officials will allow the men TO work until
majority OF the operators have agreed
TO the miners demands.
Pittsburg. Pa. July 6.-The strike of the
coal miners IL on In the Pittsburg district.
but reports as to its extent are 80 con-
fiicting and meager that Il Is difficult 10
tell how many responded to the strike
order. The most encouraging reports for
the strikers came from the river mines
and II can be stated that fully 5000 river
diggers are idle. A dispatch from Wheel
ing. West Virginia. says that the men at
Schickanes. on the Baltimore & Ohio. In
Ohio. are at work al an advance. The
3.o00 miners along the Cleveland. Lorain &
Wheeling railroad voted two to one
against the strike and are at work as
usual
indianapolis. Ind. July 6.-The Indiana
labor commission to-day sent letters 10
the labor commissions of Ohio, Pennsyl.
vania and Illinois. inviting them TO meet
with the Indiana commission at as early
a day as possible to consider the posslbili-
ties of arbitrating the coal miners strike.
Moweaque Ills. July 6.-Every miner
here went out this morning. They made
no demands for an increase. The strike IL
purely out OF sympathy.
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BAD FOR FLORENCE
JUDGE MORROw's RULINGS IN THE
BLYTHE CASE.
a Decree Entered In Favor Of the English
Blyihes md Florence Is
shut Out.

San Francisco. July 6.-Judge W. W.
Morrow rendered a decision in the Ia
nous Blythe case this afternoon which
was In the nature OF n surprise. He or
dered a decree entered in favor Of the
English Blythcs as prayed for In their
cross complaint by default. and In his
findings made several rulings which are
In direct conflict with those of the state
courts. Among other things. Il II held
that Florence Blythe was born an ilegiti-
mate child In 1873. when her progenitors
were subjects of Great Britain. It Is
further decreed that neither Florence
Blythe Hinckley, John w. Blythe nor
Henry T. Blythe have any legal claim to
the property and that their claims are
fraudulent. Under this ruling It Is con-
sidered very probable that Mrs. Florence
Blythe-Hinckley will LOSE the property for
which she has fought so hard and bitterly
during the past 10 years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-07
BY FEDERAL AUTHORITY
United States Marshals Ordered
to Protect Working Miners.
AN ORDER BY JUDGE TAFT
The National Government VIII Take
Hand in the Great Strike in the
Coal Regions OF the Mid
die West.

Cincinnati. July "a very important
step was taken here to-day in connec-
tion with the coal miners strike which
puts the power OF the United States
against all violence or unlawful acts
In at least portion OF the territory In
Ohio. An order of the United States
circuit court was made by Judge Taft
upon showing made by Myron T..
Herrick and Robert Slichensderfer. re-
eeivers OF the Wheeling d Lake Erie
Railway company. whereby the United
States marshal is directed to protect
their miners at work and to prevent
unlawful interference with the opera
tion of their railway. The receivers
state that they are engaged In the op-
GRAFTON OF two coal mines of the Wheel
ing. Lake Erie 4 Pittsburg Coal COM
pany. known as the Dillon Vale and
Long Run coal mines: that there is a
strike among the mine workers of Ohio
and other states under the direction of
the United Mine Workers; that all of
the men at the Dillon Vale and all at
Long Run are desirous of remaining at
work and are waiting for word from
other mines: that the miners will con-
tinue at work II protected from physi-
cal injury to their property and them
selves. The receivers also represented
that they have been advised that in
their operation Of the Wheeling q Lake
Erie railway they will not be permitted
to transport over the road what Is
connecting lines.
Judge Taft gave an order To the
United States marshal to send to JEFF
ferson county and TO other parts Of the
district, sufficient number of United
States marshals to protect the mining
property now being operated by the re-
ceivers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-07

ST. Louis July 6.-Five-eighths OF a mile
Marietta won, celim Il. second, Leona @.
third. Eleven-sxteenths of a mile-Eva
Rice won. Verify second. Free Fun third;
time. i:0ai.. Mile-Garland Bar won. Can
Gallop second. Black Silk third. time,
l:l2l. Seven-eighths of mlle-Timc Ma
kcr won. Remember Me second. Belle III
ablo third. time. i:g1is. Mile and a six
teenth-Ace won. Greyhurst second. A G
third; time. i:isi4. Fivc-sighths OF mile
Santa Itosa won. Afra second, Domise
third: time 1:OSis.