davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
2 cafej Polski.

hsemiiWo sspoWuiouio Oz0Su. NeJ-
swie4s.e fakty prseiladovsnia uni.
tow. nprsewistrsenie" pr,edstawi.
oielstwa polskiego " Bsriinis. R,os
oioa piecdxiesista zn~issisnia pan
ssosyiny W Galioji ~ oswietlenin
,skonsolidowsnych rusin6w".
Warszawski correspondent
Czasu. zawiadamiajac czytel
uikow tego pisma, &c o spra-
wach koscielnych W zaborze
rosyjskim ME wiele pociesza-
jscego powiedziec moae, doda-
ie, ae dzieki ksieciu Imeryty6.
skiemu ,,ustafo przynajmniej
rrzesladowanie unit6w''.
Korespondencja must bye
autentyczna, DO gdyby ia ro-
biono, lub chociaaby tylko
przerobiono W redakcji, ME
czytaliby smy chyba W niej te
go zdania, kt6remu KAN zada.
ia swiezo wlasnie ogloszone
W Mowej Retormie fakty bar
barzynskiego przesladowania
b. unit6w. A ME So tie fakty
wyjatkowemi Tub bodaj zwyk-
lie praktykowanemi naduzycia
mi, lecz wynikiem akcji CORY
ob@yslanej i systematycznie
~stosowanej.
Dotychczas oswiadczenie uni
ty W sadie lub urzedzie, ze
jest katolikiem, scilgalo ma ME
go zazwyczaj kare admin stra.
cyjna, mniej hub wiscej suro
wa. Obecnie przyznanie sic
W sadie do religji katolickiej
nakazano uwazac "a wystspek
f~alszywego zeznauia pred villa
dza, zloaonego bez przysiegi,
"a CO s 943 kodeksu wyznacza
kare cd 3 tygodni do 8 miesis.
cy aresztu, lub pawet cd = do
4 miesiecy wiszienia.
rTeraz - pisze korespon
dent Nowej Retormy - gdy
Rad do uporu dodajac falszer-
stwo, wytwarza move prze.
stepstwa unickie, los nieszczss
liwych jeszcze cieaszym sic sta.
ME. Move narzedzie oburza
przez sam gwaft, jaki PREY
ukuwaniu go, zadano prawom
logiki i najbardziej nawet
uposledzonego c~zlowiecze6
silva. Juz z niego skorzystaEo,
juz 60 uzyto przeciwko jedy-
nym dis W Europe msczenni.
kom religiinym".
Sadly juz teraz sciagaja W
kazdej niemal sprawie metryki
swiadk6w, a ssdziowie i pro
kuratorzy pelnis obowiazki
douosicieli policyjnych. Wy.
toczona juz nawet zosta}a spra-
wa ma zasadzie tego nowego
Il maczenia S 9i3.
Pred sad okrsgowy siedlec
XII pOciagnal prokurator do cd.
powiedzialnosci z powyzszego
paragraph dwoch unit6w re
wsi jam, W powiecie wlodaw.
Jana Abramika j Igna
cego Chudzika, Ia to, &c ns
posiedzeniu Zjazdu ssdzi6w
pokoju II okrsgu gubernji sic
dleckiej W pazdzierniku 1897
roku obaj, pc uprzedzeniu ich
przez prezydujscego o odpo
wiedzialnosci "a nierzetelue
podanie wyznania do protoku
III ssdowego, oswiadczyli, il So
katolikami, wskutek czego po-
zwolono i'm zlozyc lrzysisgs
wediug obrzsdku katolickiego
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

twierdsy Brsesc litewski. Ma
czelnik powiatu bialskiego "a
posrednictwem volta gminy
zawiadamia rzekomych me
czennik6w prawoslawia, miesz-
kanc6w-wsi Leguty, Samowi.
cze j tobacz6w, &c z powodu
ich uporu i wrogiego stosunku
do prawoslawia i do wszyst.
kiego, CO rosyjskie, prosbie ich
o wydanie swiadectwa, il ko.
mendant twierdzy ACADIA sic
ma nabycie przez mich pomie
nionych grunt6w, ME bedzie
uczynionem zadosc, dop6ki ME
naprawia swojego stosuuku do
cerkwi do WARY prawoslaw.
nej".
o tenn wszystkiem wiedza
niewatpliwie W Watykanie,
gdzie mysl nawrocenia ma ka.
tolicyzm Wschodu wielka Gle.
sly sic popularnoscia. Ale
troszczac sic o zjednanie ME.
licznych ~gromadek odszcze.
piehc6w W Egipcie i Syrji, ME
maja tam widocznie czasu pc.
myslec o setkach tysiecy uni.
tow, oddanych ma passive pra-
wosiawiu. Kosci6i polityku.
jscy i dyplomatyzuiscy, bro
MACY legalnosci i porzadku
spofecznego, ME lubi mscze6-
silva, zw}aszcza takiego szare.
go, chlopskiego mecze1stws,
kt6re jest, badz CO badz, bun
tenn przeciw wladzy, przeciw
prawu, pachuie spiskiem, re.
wolucja.
Sprawl biskupa Symona ME
zakl6cila, zdaje sic dobrego
stosunku miedzy rzadem 70
syjskim a kurjs. List bisku-
pa Symona, kt6ry pred kilko.
ma tygodniami wydrukowa-
lismy, posel rosyjski zakc-
munikowal W Watykanie "a.
Fzem z obszernym memorjalem
rzadu rosyjskiego. Ksisdz Sy.
mon ME bedzie biskupem ploc.
kim - tax przynajmniej "a
pewnia correspondent Czasu,
kt6remu zreszta, jak sic juz
czytelnicy nasi przekonali, ME
bardzo mona dowierzac...
Niewatpliwie s}usznem Jest
zdanie organ6w ruchu Judo
wego W zaborze pruskim, &c
zmiana kierunku j charakteru
polityki k6l poselskich powin-
ma pociagnac "a SODA czescio
wa przynajmniej zmiane ludzi
W naszem przedstawicielstwie
narodowem W Berliuie. Me.
tylko polityka ugodowa zban.
krutowala, ale przeay fy sic
rowniez dawne kierunki i pro-
granny, a taktyka polityczna
must bye bye radykalnie ere
formowana. Nowy kierunek
polityczny ME ma scisle okres-
lonego programu, ami obmysla-
mel nalezycie melody dziala.
mia. OpinJa publiczna czuje
tylko, Re dotychczasowe pro-
granny polityczne, a zwlaszcza
taktyka dotychczasowa ME cd,
powiadaja warunkom dzisiej
Sym, &c trzeba lie zastapit
czems nowem, CO dopiero wy
jasniac sic bsdzie j ksztalto
wac.
Potrzebe azdenia ma
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

misrepresentation ME minsso jss.,
cze.
Miniemy je, jsstem pewns, 1 SER
oe mole naprz6d rsdosois pr.epea.
nione.
Bye mote To dzisisj mas ominie,
lsos ME sawsse ssosesoie spr.yja6
nam bedsie, ME zawsze ucisoska sic
ada, sis wiesci nadohod.s, niepr.y-
jsc'el sic wsmaga, fslazne ogniwo
Seismic sic j~sszczs moonisj okoao ra.
ssej polskisj .iemi. Ka.arsyna wislka
sauna wystawiia dwie armje wislkie
ku nas1ej sgubie, MO ME pomoae
chico 1 kobiety nas,s sp:esra ped
broh; Bog odwr6oil sic cd mas.
.! ME NOV tax puikowniku, ser.
ce mi to krwswi.
bisdne dIisoie, lep'ej bed.ie, TO
mas Por.uOiss, Mario, ia ssdse MO
nam ME pozosssjs mad smierc va.
lscsna.
Towar'ys.yc wan bede ws:ei.ie,
Pufkownih u, chocby ma smiercl
Ogihski Pojst tsras dopiero ws.yst-
kc. PrsyPomnia1 sobis jej p3onace
sPojrzenie, kisdy mo move jego re.
oYtowa}a.
Maria ME mogso diuasj .apauo-
wac mad sobs, ikajsc opsria glove
ma jego ramisniu, a usta bszwisdnie
s.ePtasy: puakowniku, to~wsr.ysrye
wan bede chotby i ma smisr6.
Odgad} terar, ae to milo Sc ku ME.
mu pr,ywiodia j. do obo,u, W DO.
sr6d gradu kul i ognia walki, byle
tylko bye pr.y jsgo boku. Byi to.
RAJ jsj jehoem. Me tylko, ae tr.yms.
IA 60 W SVEN objeoiu, leo. i on sam
uo,ui income wiery, jake ma SERGE
mu sarzuc;ia.
Usnieehnss sic. .wr6oil glove ku
mel, i ustsmi dotkosf jej c.o1s.
D'br1s Mario mojs, pojdzism "a.
Gem obok siebie pr.es aycis i smisrd.
Dojeehali W kohou do ossafoowa.
nego obozu' .mec.eni / wyoiehc.eni,
rsuoili sic dc spu W ubraria ,h, Z bro.
q sPr,y boku, ME CT Ijso sic i tn
bezpisoznymi.
Komendant jsdpak ME .lo.yl dis
me '1onsj gio~y; pr6,no Maria mad
siuchiwaia d,is jego musyki. Mai on
narade do rama re swymi of ,srau',
ME byio wstPliwoso', .e nocs spot.
kali a"aagards owej wielsiej wysla-
mel armji.
koniso Iatem jego .wycis.kim
u~tarc.kom; teraI musial radzic, aby
wzmocnie sws silly pOisczenism sic
I Sisrakowskim.
Rano posvijano namioty i wyru.
ssono ku obosowi generala Sierra
k~owskieg,.
q rosmaitem ssosesciem w~aloIy{y
Polskis oddsialy Z sila moskiswska,
kt3ra ooras dslsj je ~wypierala. Ogih.
ski malo miai osasu troska6 sic
o Mar. q. rsjwyasj diva rasy tygo-
dniowo ja widywai, i to t,lko 90.
bieznie. wir6d rosruchu woieuueoo.
sadavalniali sic spojr.snien Tub
si6wkiem napredcs Me.
ussannis radzili gensraiowie pod
przewodniotwsm Kosoiuszx' do ma.
rad tJoh uals.ai tak.e Ogifski.
W pszisisrniku poiso.yiy sic dwie
arm ; rosyj.kie. pod wod1a SuwAro.
wa l Fersehs. P,erwszs icigala ME.
ustannis powstaho6w, w6ds ma.
ossloy rosyjski byi .dania, to trze.
ba jsssozs Ir.sd lob po}ao.en:sm
se polskiOh sii pojsiyhoso je Wy.
tePit, ably swyoieztwu p~r1ss,kod.ic.
| tax 10 60 PAT i1iernika wystspif
Pierwssy general Mooswinowski pod
Mscisjowicsmi, zksd n~ies.c.ssli ~
prsys.lotc wyplynsis nie tylko Ola
Polskisgo orsfa leo. ola oaisj .ismi
polskiej.
Rospaosliwie walcsyli, les. .nuas.
nj ! wyoisfozeni, chwisc sic poo.y.
cali, misnowicis centrum. o posi1-
kaoh ami msr'ys ME m6gi general
lsidlio. ktory tam dowod.il, . rs.sr.
We stanowiss sylko kswalsrja Osid.
skieQo, kt6ra " odvodxia t,xvnsno
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

Dziewczeta . ss'; s1:,r meg, .,s DO;
mietsca u familii smeryka6skich jako
.fuzace. szczsg6lniej swiezo przybyfym
dziewczynom 2 Europy moge dac miejsca
saraz. Pani L. sAWICKA, s~treczarka,
1873 8. Halsted ct. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

z6tu nioSxcz9S1 Va
prsyssaotS vypaynsia nile tylko ola
Polskisgo orsfa, leo. ola oalej .ismi
polskiej.
Rospsosliwie ~wslcsyli, les. snuas.
nj ! wyoishozeni, chwis6 sic poosy.
cali, m~isnowiois centrum. o posii-
kash ami msr'yc nile m6gi general
zsidlio. ktory tam dowod.i}, . rs.sr.
We stsuowiia tylko kswalsrjs Osid.
skisgo, ks6rs " odwodsie tr.ymano
"a wsselki wypsdsk.
kosoiussko go ,yi sic ma krok
sozPao.liwy, stanai ns osels swyob
o6osr6w. Ogihski pre-. s~e osobiste
oksssnie sic sagrsswsi do nowego
uestws, locs ! oni odcieci z~ostali.
Kosoiu'sho padi re s. yn konism,
oiesko rsnoy.
Pirsmids trup6w powstaia " misj.
SOC, gdsie psdli wodsowie, DO
! Osih'ki ugodsony sostsl. w 70.
N es,soiu niewiels kto spostrzs sgd
fgo uPsdek, widziaso jednak to, ko.
obsjsos 90 oko. ! kiedy psdl. mio-
drieoiso ns skrsydle ssrsslc6w stojs.
O., gsofoym krsykiem rsuoii sie ku
MENU, okry~sjao 60 gers,ymi 20.
osfunksmi: Ogihski otwersyi powie-
~, uSmieoh rsigrst M jego ustsoh, !
sseposi ssodkie imie nMxjs".
Rospscs odsbrsis jsj prsytomnosc
tylko ma ehwils; Iowstaas, dislike
Pragnienie ssthssy opanowaio j.
ohoisss 60 pomf'ic. . potsm ssms,
jsk on, polsds.
Rso ma SIC rssstks, tax samo jak
ons srospscso ,yeb, "a mosksli, wal.
osyn jak Icy; ~ksoscs gsrssks pow.
'ssh0ow, . Disdsy Mimi Maria, sosts.
u odoisoi. Me posostalo In MO vie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

pokoju II okrsgu gubernji sic
dleckiej W pazdzierniku 1897
roku obaj. pc uprzedzeniu ich
przez prezydujscego o odpo
wiedzialnosci "a nierzetelne
podanie wyznania do protoku
III sadowego, oswiadczyli, il So
katolikami, wskutek czego po-
zwolono i'm zlozyc lrzysisge
wedlug obrzsdku kstolickiego
a zaraz pc przysisdze Okla
Eat, sic, ze obaj ochrzczeni So
wedlug obrzadku praso.faw
nego: obaj eaten - tax chce
prokurator - dopuscili sic
przestepstwa falszywego zezna-
mia pred w}adzs ] odaj tez ka
re poniesc powinni.
Pozwalam sobie przytocsyc
trsfoe uwagi correspondence
z powodu 2 tel sprawy:
" tax IF ,rmulowanego os
karzenia prawda Bile W oczy.
Falszu dopuszcza sic ME jeden,
ami drugi unita, ale sam pro
kurator. Chrzest obu oskarzo.
nych byl unickim, ME prawo.
fawnym, a gdy i'm Rad wzbro-
nil religji, W kt6rej sic urodzi-
Ii, z wolnego wyboru przyjsw
say katolicyzm, z zupelnem
prawem prsysnsjs sic do ME
60 " ssdsie. To Rad pof4i
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
nsuN rerB avn DINNER.

tn be Held at the Home of ex-sherfr Arm
etroar, for the Benefit of st. James r. E.
n Ghurcn, stanton. .... 4
Former Sheriff r. Lewis Armstrong
and Franz A. Mitchell compose COM
mittse having in charge the arrange
nlenta for lawn fete and dinner, for
the benefit of bt. James Z. i. Church,
Stanton.
The affair will come of ut tho home
of OK sheriff Armstrong, opposite the
Ferris Industrial School, on the ovon-
ing u Thursdny, September lst. The
muin feature will be an uld.fashinned
Country dinner. the fist table for
which will I've set Mt 8 o'clnck. The
price Of dinner will DO 90 cents. and
loo cream and cakes will BIO on sale, in
addition. The affair will also be en-
liveoed by various musical featurus.
10 the musiual Programme will he
ipcIudal some excellent singing,
expectations by the Hanover Mandolin
Club nj Philadelphia, and selections by
string band. The committee in
charge is working energetically, and
will put forth every effort to make the
affair not only profitable to tho church,
but pisnaant to ull who may participate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
OPENING OF TIE soHoons.

Unless Further Action IL Taken They VIII
Reopen on Monday. september 9th.
For some unaccnuntaSle reasun, an
impression prevails What tito public
schools will open on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 9th, instead of Monday, Sept..,ber
9th, on account of Monday, tbs 9th,
being Labor Day. As matter OF fact,
however, unless the Board OF Edu.
cation takes some action at it's meeting
on Monday evening, August 22d, or at
a special meeting, the schools will
open on Monday, September 5th, not
withstanding the fact that it is
holiday.
On Monday evening, June 9th,
Communication was received from ths
United Labor League askiag that, in
v;sw of the fact that the first Monday
in September was holiday, the
schools be opened on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday. The com
munication was accepted. and no other
action has yet been taken regarding
the matter. In feut, no mention OF il,
other than that stated above, has been
made at any netting OF the board.
At the same meeting motion was
adopted closing all of the schools on
Wednesday, june Goth. for the summer
holidays, nothing being eaid about the
time for .reopening, as that runrter 10
regulated by the RULES. In reality, the
rules regulate both the closing aud
opening of the schools, the working Of
the rules on ths subject being as fol-
lows:
The public school year shall commence on
the first Monday in September. There shall
be vacations during the year, as follows:
A Christmas vacation from the evening of
the oath day OF December, to the morning
of January, next ensuing and also va, a.
ton on Washingtons Birthday, and upon
Decoration and Thanksgiving Days a slini-
| mer vacation of nine weeks Immediately
presiding the First Monday in September.
II is likely that the matter will be
brought up at the next meeting Of the
board. IL has been stalled that IL the
board should fail to comply with the
request of the Labor League, some Of
tho visiting committees would probably
dismiss their schools for the afternoon
on the first day. but II ia question
whether they have right to 10 SO
| under the rules.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
cnEsArEAkE ISLANDS.
Steady Wasting Away Of Many Interesting
Landmarks.

LanumarkH. Ns rs
A Crisfield correspondent says; The
islands of the Chesapeake are rapidly
wasting away. and it is only question
of time when they will disappear alto
gethur. The action Of the waves and
tides is uncsasiug, and nothing thus
far devised by the Inhabitants of those
ISLANDS has been able to resist their
rayages. VA
On Watts Ialand the land has been
washed away nearly up to the house
occupied by Harry Doremus. Mr.. Dore-
mus has built breHkwater for pro-
faction, but the waven dash ovar that
and undermine tho land. y
On Fox island the water has en-
croached even up to the house occupied
by Mr.. Eilinger, has washed away the
porch, and unless moved the hOuse will
be soon floating in Tangier Sound.
At West Point, an arm OF Tangier
Sound near this Island, 1t is common
occurrence for fishermen to get their
hooks caught in tres HtuInps, which
cover the bottom't there in great
numbers 200 yards FROM shore. Xxx.
On THngier Island the guns and
ramparts of the British, who fortified
the lower part Of the island in 1912,
are several feet under water.
Sykes Island and Smiths Island are
also Smiling. Hollands Island is going
SO rapidly that il is a wonder how any
young man has tbs hardihood TO build
upon IL. And still several niue houses
have been built there during the past
year. During the winter tho wind has
a c,uan sweep from the Patuxent,a dis
tnnce of about 40 miles, and tho great
waves from the bay strike the island
with terrific fores. Tbs earth cracks
three or four yards back. being under.
miucd by the water, tumbles down, ano
then 10 washed away. Tho ground il
now washed away nearly up 10 Ben
nett'a store.
But an long as fish can be caught
nearly out Of ones 6ooryard, ant
plenty OF oysters and wild fowl are Y
be had without trouble, fishermen vii
liva there while there is land above
water Zine lighthouse on Sharpe
Island was formerly OH the mainland
now, owing Ia changes effected by thu
waves and tide, it il bali mills iron
shore. George Crockett, son of Planne
| Crockett, remembers when there wer'
estates of 1000 acres. for the mos
part woodland, on this island. Nov
| the woodland is confined to an aren o
nbout 30 yards square. On some o
these islands the edges of corn field
wash away, so that it is no rare sigh
| to ace ths roots of stalks of the pre-
csding ysar's crop covered by tho waite
of the bny. The islands OF tho Ohesa
peake, at the present rate of decrease
will at no very distant future perio
be things of the past. .ih
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
san A BAIh OF FIRE.
Thrilling Experience OF Engineer Harr
s,,artvaod nj the p. w. q IL. Haitron,

Thrilling Experience OF Engineer Harry E.
Sherwood Of the P.. w. q IL. Hai'rosd.s
barry Z. Sherwood. engineer on thu
Philadelphia. Wilmington & baltimore
railroad, and resident Of this city.
who completed his 22d syear In the
aervice Of the company YESTERDAY, mat
with an experience Monday night While
running the Wilmington and Philadel
phia northhound express leaving thin
city at 9.06 o'clock. Shortly beiorp
arriving at this city be saw bull OF
fire coming toward tho engine on tlis
easterly side OF the nortbbound tracit,
but shortly before reaching tho engine
il hurst in the air, apparently about 20
feet from the engine.
Enginee Sherwood closed the throttle
and tho train was brought almost to a
standetill. The fireman waG daSed and
fell hack from bis seat in the cnb. The
throttle was again opensd ami tho train
spetl onward 10 thie city and arrivsd at
French Btreet station on time. Tho
men in the cab sthte that they will re.
member the experiences as lung as they
live. S
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
ro 90 TO ! anirasrons.



In the City Court, tuesday morning,
the case of /. Trimble QuIgley,
charged with embezzlsment. was dis
continued, ut the request OF Assistant
City Solicitor Cuhooa, who said II wac
business dispute and the parties
interested had agreed to aubmit the
matter to arbitrators.
The case against Margaret Shields,
chsrged with allowing gambling 10 her
saloon. was also discontinued at MIR.
Cahoon's request.
Mrs.. Mary Adams accused her hus-
band, Joseph Adams, OF being drunk
ami disorderly. but tho defendant
agreed to tako the pledge for year
and the uass WINS dismissod.
Tho. case of Jnhn HannIgan and
JameB, A ueust, charged with violating
tho New Jersey market ordinance, was
called. The defendants were repro
sRnted by William A. Head. Tine
testimony of Frank Stidham and
Jamss August was to the etfect thai
the mon had simply .dnloHded theil
produce ON Fourth street ami after.
ward took II to their standa on King
street for sale. Tha judge remarked
that they had right to do this, anc
the CASE was dismissed.
Del K0rski was arraigned on tn,
charge of committing murderou
assault On Frank Hemeke, 90 Tatnal
street between Second and Third, las
Friday afternoon. twas learned from
| the hospital that liemske III on TIN
| road to recovery, but iH not yet able 4
leave the institution. The case wa
continued until next Monday morning
| Mra Mary Miller was arrnigned OF
the charge Of disorderly conduct. Sew
eral neighbours testified that she an
4 noysd them, among whom were Mrs.
| Ida Belliield, Sylvester Graham. Mrs
/ Ella Denney, lies Maggie mcfarland
sx- Policeman. Broomall. Mra. Mary Dill
and others. Some Of the witnesses sal,
old shoes stones and mud had bes
thrown from the Miller yard to neigh
bore yards. Mrs. Miller said the shoe
came from Mr.. Graham's yard. On
witness said he had frequently hear
Mrs. Miller out on ihs pavement abua
ing thu neighboss and that on on
occasion she had said Judge Ball woul
not line her rs shs "stood in" witt
him. This Mrs. Miller emphaticall
denied.
4 Mrs Miller wac fined $40 and re
auirsd 10 pay the Gusts. Her son
\ Edward, was arraignsd on the charg
Of disorlerly conduct. Tho case wa
continued until tomorrow morning I
allow Agent Stout of the S. +. Q. {
to make an investigation.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
PRESIDENT MORSE RESIGNS.


Tho Hoa6 OF the Harlan & Hoiiingsworth
Co. TO Retro From This Position Very
y; on.
Henry G. Morse. president Of the
liarlnn q IiollingBworth Co., tendered
his resignation to the firm on Monday.
No action has been taken by the
company on the resignation, and none
will be taken until Tuesday next,
whnn tho annual meeting OF tho stock
holders will he held ut the office OF tho
company in this city.
Mr.. Morse was seen this morning by
n representative of Every Evening and
questioned in relation to the matter.
lie said: n af
II have nothing to say 10 relation to
tha matter. That have rendered my
resignation will say is true
Whom asked how soon he expected TO
sever his connection with the firm, he
replied: { / have no set date. 1t will
take aome little time to etraighten out
matters in which am Interested. ("
Being asked, IL BIO was going to retire
from active business, his, reply was
No, sir; | cannot we'll do that ] am
not fixed that way. =
lie was further asked il he was al
liberty to state what business be was
going to engage in or with what con
earn, ~ cannot commit myself at thu
present time" he replied, "aH that
would be rather unfair under thu
present conditions" MIR. Morse added
that be liked his present position, but
that the work was very hard, there
boing 90 much to look rfter. He found
shat he was pretty we'll worked out bJ
the continual strsin imposed upon him.
President Morse, has been associated
with. the Harlan a Hollirgsworth Go.
for the past too years, during which
time be has managed .he immense
| plant with great SUCCESS. he is wei
liksi by all the members OF the com
pany and it's officials. Previous to hi
connection with these works. he wa
superintendent Of tho Edge Moor Iror
Co.. and has resided in this city TO
several years. s5f
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
REGISTRATION IN DUCK CREEK.
Light Returns for tho First Dsy-Deino
Gratis Resolved 10 Enforce the Law.

Light Returns for tho FIRST Dsy-Deino-
Gratis Resolved 10 Enforce the Law.
Smyrna, Aug. g. The registration
in Duck Greek hundred, on SATURDAY,
was very light, the figures being Us
follows: Eastern district, 80; Western,
"A; total, n. This ia nearly 200 short
of the registration Of the first day 10
1896.
Several persons we're challenged and
required to talso oath that they had not
received the mnney for the registration
fee from any one, or attempted to 10 :
duco anyono to register by reward or
the promise of reward. One prominent
Union Republican refused to take the
required oath and was refused regis
tration.
The Democratic arc a unit against
the use OF money in the registration
and election, and will comply with the
nsw laws governing elections to the
smallest detail. Tho Union Republi-
cans object to taking the oath pre-.
scribed' by law, and think it is IN i'm
position that their voters can ho chal-
lenged. They claim that by making
their men tnKe the oath in .eference 10
bribery, tho democrats reflect upon
these men by pointing them out pub
licly as suspicious characters.
Tho Democrats, however, are de-
terminsll that money nhall not bo USED
to corrupt voters this year, and art
taking every procaution. AS a rule,
good citizens OF all parties make nc
obj,otion to the provisions OF the Law
intended to secure an honest suffrage