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NEW York, 3 sierpnia 1897 r.
DO Ssanornego Rzqdu Centralnego
Il. ". p.
Patryotyozne Tow. 3si Maj. gr' A
Il. N. P. W New Yorku, ma nadzwy-
c,ajnem posied.eniu W dniu l b. m.
odbytem, przeglsdsjs odeswe RIA
du Centralnego, W ustepie 90 do
Dziennika Narodo,eego stawia pro-
pozyoye, aaeby Rad Centralny
rzad.ii akoyjus wydawniotwo, o.
golnych fandusz6w nabyi akoyi "a
1000 dol. Zss kazda grupa, zeby
nabyla skoyi "a dol. 20. Oproo1 tie
90 cz,onkowie cd siebie lie kt6ryby
ayc.yl m6glby nabyt skcyi, a tycb
iak r6wniea i prenumeratorow be
die dosyt raozn cyfra, grupy mo
glyby W nss,epstwie zloayc CO do
tego stOsowne deklsracye. Ma tel
.asad,ie D.iennik m6giby egzysto-
wac i oszoIedzlby wydatki ponoszo'
ne ma odczyty j t. d., a dobrze reda-
gowary byaby n~ajlepsza oswiats ola
polonii.
Je,eliby Rad Centrally uwsaa'
powytsza propo.ycye Ia odPowie
dnia wymsgsniu, raczy re swej
strony dslszs grupy o tenn poir for
mowac.
Gdyby prenumerata nawet wyno-
sila ~rooznie cd $24Oc. do So w to
grupa A Jut liczy pIenumeratorow
SO 'akoy OF aryusz6w pojedy hczyoh
"a.
z wysokim szscunkiem
III Nouicki, sekr. or. A.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12
UWAGA!

BUFFALO. dnia 22 lipoa 1897.
81 PIP. delegatow grup pobor-
COW Jak rowniez wsrystkich tych,
ktor1y majs zebrane jake fandusze
ma Skarb Mar. uprasram o zsozenie
'akOwyoh ma rece nizej podpisane.
go: /gnocy JedraSiaA. podkom
20 LeoPere st. Buff Lo, n. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12

zeum N.P.w Rapperswylu OBJ j. Ga
iezowskiego, So Boulevard Malesher
hes, Paris - France.
CHICAGO, Ill. l sisrpnia 1897.
FIR. II. Ja6tohski,
homisarz skarbu n. p. ma Stany Zjed.
Wszystkie pisma polskie uprasza
sic o powtorzenie powyzszego spra
wozdania.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12

Wanda NJ. rzyzshska z gr 10 No. 1862, Chicago, Ill.,. .. 10000
FraoOis.ka MeayOka . Rr 43 No. 1915. Brooklyn, N. Y ...... 300 90
Hsta Pas.kowska Z gr 96 No 1488S, Calumet, Mich -. 10000
Maryanna Wituoks Z g, 1919 No. 1884, Manistes, Mich. 49,. 10000
Weroniks Sslsmon z gr 24 No. 913O, Glen Lyon, Pa go. 10000
Urszula M. Jaworska Z OR. 30 Nc. 1858. New York, N. w.. 10000
Kajetan StrIeleoki, gr Ill Nc. 7489, Chicago, Ill. -. 900 90
Franciszek NaruOki Z gr 18 No 1900, Paterson, n. J........ 10000
MIhai Rsoeniewski . gr 80 No. 1910, Jersey City, N. 49,. 300 OF
Mcha& Bagrowski L &c. 80 Nc. sos. Osoeola Mills, Ps..... 900 90
Jakob Szatkowski I gr 81 No. 2603. Chicago, Il........... 900 90
Razem s 39OUOO0
Og6lny stan Grup W dniu 30 czerwca 1897 r..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12

Ga.deokiego, pm. 90 Stanisisus ul.-
ws.elkie przyszle mityngi odbywae
sic beds " katds drugs niedziele pc
p~ierws.ym.
w. Kurzawski, sekr.
Or. 22 20 Minneapolis.
Upowa.niony przez Tow, swoiu-
ie posiedzenie nsdzwyozsjne ma
d.ieh % sierpnia W nisd1iele o 60
d.inie 2 po poiudniu. Ma tenn Po-
siedzeniu beds omawiane sprawy wa
ane co do instrukcyi ola delegate ma
Sejm. - z upowa.nienia Tow. Ego
da, Jul. Szajnert. sekr.
SprOstOwanie.
OPiekunem kasy grupy IL zostai
obrapy CD. F. q ME T. Ruchslski.
Pre.esem grupy 2Sl zOstaa obrany
oh. Pokraka, a ME Pokrada.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12
ZycZenie.

Tow. krols Mieozysiaws Igo. gr
1872 " Chicago, byiemu czionkowi
panu Brodowskiemu skisds nal
szozersze tyczenis Z powodu nomi
nacyi pa konsuls W stsrym kraju,
Zyosymy wszyscy szczesliwej po
drozy | dobrsgo powodzenis.
w imieoiu Tow.
+. Gaworski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12

Skoro wstrobe ME znsjdujs sie "
nsletytym %stanie, dsjs "a wisle zoici
To dzisis ma zo,a1ek, a skutkiem to.
90 jest brak spetytu. Utyj DIR. Au'
gusts Koenigs hsmburskich kroplii
one uregulujs 3oisdek ! pobndEs va
trobe do novel czyonosci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12

= n u u view DIX HI
w. T. 40
Jan Ritter sekr. OR. 33 W
Strestor, Ill. 200
Ig Jedrasiak polk. IA Buf
falo, n. Y, Ma obchodzie 3
maja zebrano 2 So. Ma imie
ninach PIP. Stsn'sisw6w,
misnowicis Rosihskiego
Sobkie wicza z inicyatywy OBJ.
A. Zydowioza zebral OBJ. A.
Skarbi6ski l 25. Ma imien,-
mach panny Stssi Zydowioz
inicyatywy OBJ. Rabierzyh.
skiego zebraaa soleuizantks
.06. Ma obohodzie msjo-
wynn W Black Rock, zebraiy
psnie NJ. Grabowsks i S. No
wakowsks 6.16. Tow. RE.
mieslnikow Pol. gr. 1873 pc.
datek cd oz'onkow 900. Oh.
K. Schmiedehausen podatek
roozny 25. Razem 20 rs
Audrzsj Paszek podk. ma
Newark, N. J. msjs z tow.
Jana Ill Sobisskiego LIS. u
zabawy gr. 46 zsbrano l.20.
Ma pikniku Ksnonier6w ze.
brais p. Lsnkan 43. Ma
chrzcinsch u pahstws Twsr.
dus LOO. Ma weselu a psh-
silva Blschowskioh 81. Zs
skarbonki Or. 28l z franklin,
N. j. 100. Skarb. mr.. 112
Bloomfield, N. j. $50. SIX.
Or. 46l ks. Kuoharski 100.
Sksrb. mr.. 464 J. Kossak,
Summit, N. J. $50. Rsz,m 75C
A. Sryperski ma zsbawie u
pshstwa Szyperskich W Tole-
do, o. l SO
Alexis. Bednswski podk.
n "a San Francisco (skisdka ma
posiedreniu tow. Polakow W
Ksliforni) 2.45
K Koltko or. 283 &c
Is. ii. Bielawski 8 miesieoz-
ny podatek cd cztonkow gr'
343 I 20
Podozss Sejmu Ilgo Kor
ptsu Wojsk Polskich " A.
meryce .1.Se
j. Jsziorski or. 2i3 &c
Razem 38.4s
Stan l lipca 1897 r. .225 81
Stsn / sisrpnis 1897 r. $15.288 o,
wyraznie $3S As wysesam pre-,
bank Stenslands Milwaukee Avenu.
State Bank" ma reoe dyrektora Mn
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12

kalamazoo, Mioh., jest ssynne Z
selssyi-jskoteA : siedziby Tomas.s
Slstera, kt6rego ~ogiosaenis snsjduje
dena str. 2.
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Nasz PrzewodniA


ADWOKACI.
D~ankoscski, I. f., offs: "a La Sale
st. Mieszkanie: $50 w. 18th ~,
Chicago.
Smulsks, J. f., offs: % MetropoYi-
tan I'll. Mieszkanis: sos Noble -.
Chicago.
Geeting Do Nosoak, 112 Clark N.
Room 40, Chicago.
Czdrnecki Do Kordleski, offs M.
60I 5O5 La Sale st. 1 804-oos
Milwaukee ave.
ARCHITEKCI.
FiSikososki, T. s., w. Divisicsx
ct. Chicago, IN.
Bleznicki, j., budowniczy, I koc-
traktor, 6S8 Holt Ave-, Chicago
APTEKI.
Bardohski, Wiktor, 638 Noble MI
r6g Bradley, Chicago.
ButhSeacicS, Rdzimierz, 681 Nil.
waukee ave. rog Will st. Chicago
Burda, Wsad., Noble ST., r6o
Biz ckbawk, Chicago.
RuTze,cski, 8. j., 1885 w. 22na
ST., blisko California ave. Chicago
Noaodk, Jan, 724 w. 18th str..
reg Paulina st. Chicago.
Lendrd, Robert, 8448 Supsrisr
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI REAL ESTATE.
Stan, TeotfI, $50 Milwaukee Ava.
Chicago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, 5S8 Noble
Oh osgo, Ill.
TOWARY BkAWATNE.
Ssumihski, John c., 8O4 Noble
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Hufleacski. ". d., 724 w. Ia ~.
takze W apiece Butkiewioza, CHI.
cage
S'emino'cicz, DR.. W. j., $40 ME
wsuI ee ave. Chicago.
Ztotkoacski, NJ. d., 888 Noble 81
1914 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
ChrSanososki, j. 4. Dr., 72I NIL
ws' kes ave. Chicago.
FABRYKl CIGAR.
MecSarski, J6zg, 81 Homer sss
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZfOTYCH ODZNk-
kOW MEDAiI PAMIAT.
Stdcho'cski H., 533 Noble ulioa
Chicago. Illinois.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Niklas s PaaoScaoski, $50 Milwsgx-
kee sv. e block cd al. NoblsR
Chicago.
Idsikoaoshi, Jan W, 438 Milw.a,-
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Le'oin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukss,
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SKLADY HERBATY IKAWY.
K1ass, J6z1, Sol Noble ST. Chi.
cago.
KSIAZKI L ARTYKULY RE-
LIGIJNE.
AuguStynoaoicz s PodcSask, go
Noble str. Chicago.
~INTROLIGATORZY.
MetSger, c.. E., 457 W. Hureu.
St, Chicago
hUNIhAhIORZI.
Piqtkieacicz, Jozef, Budownicxv
KoLtraktor, 574 Noble ul., Chsea.-
go.
ZAKkADY KRAWIECKIE.
SmOlinski, j., 8O7 Milwaukee Aw
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE / PIECE.
No1cacSeaoski, W9ad., 1913 - 84S
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
SmolarS, Pintr, 897 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee,
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
Sch1ie6en, p. 500 Holt avenas
Chicago.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICZNl
Brodoaoski, E. D., sol Noble s.
hicago, Ills.
~PIEKARNIE.
Wzeklihski, Walenty, s98 Diok-
sor st. Chicago, Illinois.
Paaoefkieac;cz, g., $50 - 882 N
Ashland ave. Chicago,
PRALNIE BIELIZNY..
Mileaoczyk, +. T., STA Noble Sc.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBUWIA.
Stpihski, W. s Rasprzyk, ",
64S Noble ST., Chicago.
RES TAURACYE SALONY.
|, Dzisciotkiesoicz, d., b72 Noble S.
Chicago.
C~upryhski, s., % W. Division q.
Chicago.
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SPRAWOZDANIE

Komisarza Skarbu Narodowego W
RapPerswylu ma Stany lied.
POI. Am. "a miesisc Ii
pieo 1897 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12

wniosiy W miesiacu lipcu 1897 r. nizej wykazane
kwoty ma rece Kssyera Wv. y. p.
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Wykaz Grup, kt6re przyjete zostafy:

y 0Vf W 0Stdf
Dnia q kwietnia 1897. Towarzystwo Miodziszy Polskiej W Jersey CT
t N !. jso grupa $40. Towsrzystwo sv. JozefA Oblubiehoa
Jackson, Mich jake grupa 81.
Dnia 20 msja 1897. Towsrzystwo Tewioes Miletojej (MAos) W Msba.
nay City. Pa. jake grupa S72. Tow. Mhodzisty PoIskiei W St.
Paul. MINI jsko grupa 373. Tow. Jana KAHN er.a,k rola
polskiego, Garfield, n. J. jako grupa 374 Tow. Robot nikow
POhkich W MiDnsrsvlle, Pa jake grupa 35.
Dnis "a Czerwca 1897. Tow. Straz Wolnosci W Plymouth, Pa, iako
gsupa 376 Tow sw. Sttnisla va b. NJ. w Sora, ton, Pa. iako
grups 377. Tow. s~. Michsia W Kingdsnd, NJ jake grupa
1913 Tow. Seroa Jerusa Nary W Scranton. Pa. jako grupa
379.
Sprawozdanie Administracyi ,,Zgody"
Ia ozas cd d. 1-go kwietna !. 1897 do 1go lpoa I. 1897.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12

y Tu chodzi tylko o uregulow auie
stosunk6w chsrterem o~kreslonycb, o
lie my wiemy. p. RI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12

Uwaga- W wykszie povytszym niece -smiess-
esone wpfsty, kt6re cd rrup wpfyneiy ma rachu-
ssk rZgody' Tub "a odznski zfote isrebrne email
sowsse. MI. sADOwsKI, ssir. jsp.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12

St.n l sierpnia 1897 r.. $I5.288 81
Wyraznie $38 as wysesam przes
bank Stenslsnda Milwaukee Avenue
State Bank" ma rece dyrektora Mu
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N~astepujace Grupy

Nastepujace Grupy
wniosiy W miesiacu lipcu 1897 p. ni.ej wykazane
kwoty ma rece Kssyera Wv. ". p.
Grupa 5 O. Grupa { O.
6 1852 218 30 OF
2 80 "a 2l9 So 35
1854 220 20 SO
4 7778 222 1874
5 2l25 223 40 90
6 $3.50 224 81 90
Z 62 46 225 Al 70
8 l2S So 226 1855
IL SO 20 227 46.71
IA 100 % 228 81 3S
II "a "a 2g0 166
Is 80 96 23l l6 40
10 $3.50 234 40 SO
20 Bill 238 31.54
II 1881 800 1885
% 3472 240 % 02
% 1872 PAL 28.78
"a 1920 PAP 1857
25 "a 1877 Pa 139 40
26 40 80 245 20 So
81 Gill 246 1OS IS
% ia "a PAT $40
80 103 ~ 24S IL "a
81 124 80 240 % 81
80 $500 250 7S4
33 1901 25l so 81
"a 1l20 252 32.98
30 36 97 25& 1879
SO 140 So 255 27.6l
3S 1859 256 27.34
43 1928 257 6.S3
A SO 05 2o8 3s.42
46 so SO 259 1875
40 al 90 260 % So
81 6079 26l 40 48
so SO 80 262 "a %
So 40 A 263 1857
Sc 80 IL 264 24.O6
81 4S44 265 2l.23
80 13l 95 266 1924
81 81 3S 268 so AZ
81 S5.42 269 1851
SO 1910 2T0 10 81
66 go 27I l3 So
20 ii 90 PIP 47.53
"A 1857 273 Is so
rs $50 So 274 1854
II S4.O2 275 22 81
70 % SO 276 1850
81 33 GO PIT 1905
81 238 81 278 1854
SO 1096l 279 26.37
"a 3007 2S0 100 81
IS 10 % PSI l6 81
SO 1913 2S2 % As
81 475o 2S3 1889
90 1881 2S5 1850
81 7l23 2S6 46 80
90 80 SO 2o7 S73
80 80 4S 2SS 1884
100 26 22 2S9 62 A
lob 20 43 300 1891
1O5 II SO 29I 1910
1O6 1881 292 "a "a
108 7071 293 1857
Ill 4704 295 SO SO
ll2 "a 80 296 35 SO
lib 1856 297 Is So
ia 2S IL 2SS 80 20
lis 90.66 300 1852
l1S 81 81 800 80 81
1l9 II "a 3O1 1894
1870 "a 25 303 I6 so
12l 43 50 304 1898
i22 1929 300 SO 81
1913 33 A 307 SO is
1877 80 53 8O8 1855
1913 34.43 800 1851
$50 AZ 50 $40 $50
l32 rs 10 S1l 1920
1874 23.78 3l2 1915
135 42.O1 315 9l7
1873 Is 40 3i7 S94
1877 II rs 800 25 25
1873 427l 322 2l6 81
I39 II 43 324 903
l4O 91.7S 325 90 43
14l 873 1928 % %
LAP so 80 327 22 81
143 22 40 320 II 92
LA 1855 329 1882
l45 % % $50 80 80
146 2l.52 33l 2t87
l47 l04 81 332 1895
l40 24.25 1913 81 So
lag III "a 334 pal
log 29.OS 335 ii 90
153 Is 43 336 29.l2
l54 So % 337 6029
loo 30 50 33S IA go
l56 1882 $3.50 % -
l57 Ia So $40 % %
eco n an o..
l58 10 40 BAL II 46
l59 ll.l6 342 SSS
100 % 25 Bah 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
AI.tchtnipw scorrher.

A mechanical wonder has been herakIed
IN England. which, Il the claims 81 ths
promoters be justified VIII completely
eclipse the chsiniess wheels q watch 40
much Is expected another season X Is *
psctei trat the usw wonder Vii - on
public vtew Tor the FIRST time az the forth
coming Stanley cycle show. 81 London
Tna announcement q the rev tnvslti0n
Nss made in at English Newspaper a. soi-
lows
AT the annual stockholders' r1e@ttEE o.
one OF the largest English cycle companies
fas president of TIE company said that the
directors had involved TIE company IT. an
investment for fne tire being 81 8 few
hundred pouncs-yiZ-. fer the purpose q
building certain machines which. Re vent
ure4 70 say. would cause sensation IN
ths wa-f8 = cyciss yach as has never Up 10
tfs present TIRE hser sxper1eEced- n
othey words. th~y were trtsTest@d f. q
Esswerful sgn1lcate torreS 20 Introduce q
cvcls witch Is driven ns8theT ~ chain.
gearing ro5. nor re might say. mechanical
contrlysnces esIr ~ = wcnaerfGl adsgfz-
tioz q a. oss prs-csrle r. Csc s. cur c1ist
p1slsc buildings today Az Increase os
Fsgwe- vas nravi5@d rhzt wonie ADMIT q
Szy Gre - shsFz prop@Sling the rzsaohtne az
tssrzy-gsve -llzx a. -cGr-9p5f1s, II Desired
EsS Keats .. IAss lzge1sloG @.sS one-tszIa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
'"e's " -
Old University Grounds.
zrECLER AND sHARroK MATCHED.
Greatest Race in Northwest to he
Run on Labor Day.

A. T. Ambrose. president Of the Seattle
Race Promoters Association. returned
from Tacoma last night. after effecting AZ
rangements BY which Ziegler. the king pin
bicycle rider Of the Pacific coast and
George Shnrick. the top notch man IN the
Pacific Northwest. VIII meet In a match
race, one mile. at the y. NJ. G. A. park
Labor day The event viii be the most
sensational on The programme. and decide
whether California or Washington can at
tach the title king" 10 its premier rider.
The g. A. e. e.. sprung another sensa-
tiou last evening BY the announcement
shat Howard B. Freeman the rival OF
EieEier and SAarick for first place among
Pacific coast racing men, would compete
az Tacoma tomorrow. and then come 10 Sc
attle Labor day 20 take a crack at Ziegler
and ShaFick Along with Freeman comes
John Stavcr. of Portland This news
came &c Fred Merrill who IS al the head
Of she big string % racers on the soand
and he grluEed when be thought Of the
victory ne had wen over the l.. \. ".
The meeting ~ Ziesier. Freeman and
Sharlck tn Seattle Labor DAY will D. about
As warm a proposition as has ever been
thought - IN the Pacific Northwest. Then
there VIII b. many ether fast men from
California. Oregon and British Columbia
The programme for the Labor day races
AT the !. ~. c. =. park IA Seattle IS as
follows:
Half-mBe professional scratch. So. d.
vkled into SIS. S. s.. half-miie. amateurs
lnergf aHdise, value Ss8s two-miie profes-
sionai handicap. SIS. divided into $t3 $40
s. nve-mile amateur, handicap, mcrchan-
disc value 80. 0He-mlle professional oqsn.
S9sa divided irto 81. s.. SIC. two-niie a ma
teur Northwest tCcttEr and Shlppl ~
California wing and MCtD. ruerchanGise.
value So. newshays and messenger bows
hurdle race. merchandise, Xalue SO spL-
eiaf. one-milc professional match race
ZieEler rs. George sharlck Entries close
September s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
THE TEN PER CENT. JOKER.
IL EuchreS the Canadian Roads Out
of Considerable Business.
Chleago Tlmes-Herald.


The decision OF the attorney general OF
the United States touching the scope Of
that section Of the tariff bill which pro-
vides for discriminating duty OF 10 per
cent. on goods imported into a contig-
uous country and then Imported into the
United States need occasion DO surprise
among Canadians OF Americans. II is
certainly In line with the American poll
icy OF this administration on all ques-
lions affecting our trade relations.
The attorney general decides that
goods and productions OF foreign coun-
try not contiguous to the United States
which are regularly imported into Can
ada and afterwards exported 20 the
United States are subject 10 the tax OF
70 per cent. provided for IN section p OF
the new tariff act. and also that the
method Of conveyance. whether by wa
ter, rail or otherwise. Is not material
The construction Of this section OF the
new law vitality affects the interests of
the Canadian railways which have hulit
up a large business in the transporta-
ton of goods Of English manufacture
from Canada into the United States. The
decision naturally rebounds to The ad-
vantage Of the American competitors Of
these railways. THE point n contFover-
sy which compelled the treasury depart
ment 20 ask for a decision was an In
at Detroit from Canada. As the dia-
mouds were the production Of a foreign
country not contiguous to the United
states. and we're brought into the United
States from a contiguous Country tia
collector Of the port was authorized 20
impose the discriminating duty.
The amendment inserted In the Ding
ley act by the conference committee pro-
vides that goods Of any foreign country
regularly imported into Canada and ar
terward brought 20 the United States
are subject to the discriminating duty Of
70 per cent. no matter whst may be the
method Of conveyance. The question
whether goods transported through Can
ada 10 the United States under consular
seal are subject TO the duty has not yet
been determined. Whether this Il de-
cfaaa IN favor az thu Canadian roads or
not the decision already rendered gives
the American roads AZ advantage which
cannot DO overcome by the Canadian
councillors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
TOSSED ON A STORMY SEA.
sIoop white Star shaken Up by n
Gale-Thc Pilgrim I'm a big
Hlu.v

II the little sloop White Star was not
a staUnch. seaworthy craft Seattle would
be In need Of q new justice OF the peace,
and the tugs which are now in the straits
watching for the Portland would be
searching for the bodies Of FIVE we'll
known young men Of this city.
Frank Frederick. william SiliimRn.
Robert Clary. Bob Brinker. 'Tull" Kei-
logg and Frank p. Tngersou. justice Of
the peace were out for a pleasure cruise
on the White Star They had good
time. but did not get enough wind TO
make sailing exciting. Tuesday after
noon az O'Clock they left Roche harbor.
ard before s o'clock that evening every
man on board was praying for less wind.
The wind increased. coming from the
straits like a scared sesguil. The tide
ripped and plunged against the wind on
its outward course. Some OF the young
men plunged and groaned il sympathy
the wind Increased IN violence. The ten
der broke ioose and was lost. When the
boat keeIed over the sail went under the
water 1t looked as II the sail and mass
would go. II was an awful night, and
in seven hours the White Star made sixty
miles She shot into Port Townsend in
the night before a driving wind, and those
on board were only too happy when they
touched land once more. Yachting on
Iuget sound IS uncertain
A week previous the yacht Pilgrim, Capt.
Ben IAchtenberg. had an experience al
most Identical with the White Stars while
crossing the straits IN an opposite direc-
ton The Pilgrim left Port Townsend
Tuesday night about II O'Clock bound for
Lopez island. Hardly breath was stirring
AID the yacht was carried out ey the tide.
Shortly after midnight a heavy blow came
on and kicked up heavy SEA All night
long the Pilgrim pitched and tossed. the
long. rolling waves sweeping here from
stem 30 stern. Capt. LIchtenberg stayed
At the wheel ALI night and. with Earl Davis
as crew. brought the packet safely
through.
TIE run from Porr Townsend 70 Olga was
MADE Ia q single night. bat the Pilgrim az
rived minus her tender che painter having
parted with the strain. The tender vas
PICKED up next day BY the slo0p Sa.aes
and togysd 20 Friday hsrbor. where 4 Vas
recovered by Capt L4caten5erg-
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Special Dispatch 70 the Post TnteIligeucer
BURTON. Aug. 2T.--I4ttla Frank Thouo-
son. son Of Fred Thompson. Of Burton.
Joined the students OF the Vancouver stats
Institution at Tacoma on Aug 9 10 take a
term n that school lie lost both his hear
Ing and speech By an attack of cerebro
spinal meningitis In early childhood and
his many friends hope that the instruction
be may obtain viii at him for some posl-
ton Of usefulness
Miss Ida Hawley left Burton on The 9Th
Inst. for visit with friends in Ashland.
Or
Nashou college viii open the fan se~rn
September II. The faculty viii be much
the same as last year Prof u. ]. Pierce
retiring and Prof. James Tullenvider suo-
csedlng him In his work
The work on the Kilbrannan IS nearly
completed. and she Will soon vacate tie
berth she has held for several months
past on the dry dock
Hon. ii. F. Hatch is putting his evapor-
ator In shape 70 handle his large prlIne
crop.
Fires are sim raging north Of Burton.
and VIII for weeks unless We should
have rain.
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year retired TO rest one evening "a Usual.
Next morning when her maid came 10
call her she calmly announced that she had
come 70 the conclusion that the bed WAS
the most comfortable place IN the world.
and that she had no intention of doing
aught but remaining there for the term Of
her natural lie. She never DID. Last
week. AZ the age of =. she died having
with uncompronlsiag determination adj
heTcd to her eccentric resolve. TIP 10 with
IN a few months OF her death She was In
the best Of health. and. as Il was the post
mortem examination revealed the fact that
her heart and lungs were free from dis
ease. 50 that had she lived IA ordinary
existence. she would IN al probability
have lived for another ten or aftern years.
Fer The first two years she occupied her
bedroom, but Tor the last thirty-seveR her
bed was placed IN one Of the ground fioor
rooms Of her pleasant country house. cafn-
handing a view Of the hall and q cnnsia-
cradle portion Of tho grounds, by an IN
Eeaious arrangement Of mirrors she was
enabled TO sec everything that went on
about the house and IN the garden, while
her sense Of hearing became so acute that
nothing took place within the house With
out attracting her attention. She WIS an
excellent woman Of business. and hy no
means a reciuSe. entertaining her guests
and receiving her visitors as though Hhs
were sitting 81 the armchair, and not lying
Tecum bent upon her stately oid-fAshioncd
bed She continued her ordinary habits Il
life. dining at 3 o'clock tn the evening. ard
making 10 change IN her diet. She had 10
need Of doctors until her fatal iliaeEs be-
ran, though, as might have bees expected.
she increased enormously IN size. and when
she died she weighed nearly 80 pounds.
SO carefully 6id she administer her affairs
thar. though she lived wei ard was ex-
ceedineiy generous. she handed on the for
tune which had been left 20 her BIZ neg
father increased. rather than impaired.