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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-10
onAs. D. nAIL,s TRounLrs.

He Investigates aud Discovers HIS wife
Travelling with Another Man.
Charles ID. Hall, the ranchman In the
neighbOThOOd OF Fort hingate, came 10
he city the other day, and yesterday dis
covered that his wife, nee Miss MOllie j.
Uncapher, whom he thought was In
Peunsy lvania on n visit 10 her parents,
was here reyelling in the smiles and EN-
braces OF Cnarl's N. Meyer, nelghbor
ranchmAn.
Mr.. Hail was seen to-day and he states
hat his wife, taking with her about
$40, left WinRate station on October T.
~ tensibly TO visit her parents In Kent,
Indiana county, Penn, aud on October 9.
Two days afterwards, Meyer followed her.
"lt has all along been my opinion"
said Mr. Hall, that my wife was In
Pennsylvania, but Rs | kept writing 70
her there, never receiving an answer,
grew suspicious that something was
wrong and came 10 AlbuQuerQue few
days ago 10 investigate. In looking over
tbs register OF the Commercial house,
under date OF November 3, dis
covered the names OF Chas. Un.
capher and wife. Jemez, N. NJ, and
10 day | ran across the alleged Uncapher
who proved TO be Chas. N. Meyer, and
his alleged wife ia Mrs. Chas, b. Hall,
Meyer alias Uncapher mede an appoint
ment 10 meet me at O'Clock, but when
called l was informed that the guilty pair
had left the city for Los COrrales and
from there would continue on 90 Jemez
Mr.. Hall states that he was married tO
Mas MOllie j UDcapher az Trinidad,
Colo, on March 10. 1894. at Herman
funke'a house, by Justice OF the Peace
DauPberiy He secured considerable
money short time ago from the estate
OF his father, and when his wife left Win
gate she took slOng with her about 500
n that money.
Mr.. Hall takes matters very philosO
phically, and talks like man who IL
willing 10 forget and forgive" n his
wife positively agrees to quit her guilty
pafamOur.
In looking over the election returns
from PajaTitO. the supporters Of the in
dependent ticket are a1king themselves
EhRt became OF the thirty slx votes guar
antee1 by Dayy Danham, the famous
worker, who claims 20 hsve carried the
Ninth district OF New York City few
years ago, all alone.
G. II, Curtia. OF the SOcOrrO Clay works,
aud his relative. Mrs. @ s. Curtis, OF
Pueblo, Colo, are In the city TO-DAY, and
are registered at the Hotel Highland
The scsffold at the new round house
broke down this forenoon and four OF the
men at work there were injured although
none seriously.
Cade Sslvy, the special detective OF the
Santa Fe Pacific, came in from the west
last night and Is at the Hotel Highland
g, Giomi, Of the Hrm of Bachechi 4
GiOmi, IL on the sick list, and Peter Gull.
Ion Ia now helping Mr, Bachechl.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-10

nall rs numerous and diverse
branches done as Il should
b at The CITIZEN Job
Rooms.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-07

The Colonial meteorological insti-
tute, attached to the Cape Of Good
Hope South Africa department Of
agriculture, has ISSUED its report for
the year 1899. Though beiated in ap-
pearance it is valuable document as
indicating the importance Of the work
carried ont at the institute. Besides
the elaborate experimental investiga-
tions which have been conducted on
rinderpest, we note various directions
in which the activities of the staff
have been engaged. For example, no
less than 1889 culture tubes Of To-
Gust destroying fungus have been for
warded to different parts of the coun-
try, and the reports received as to the
efficacy of this fungus are encourag-
ing. In order that the best results
may be obtained, it is recommended
that the Veldt should be inoculated
twice year. as the cold Of winter
seems TO act deleteriously on the fun
gus.
Maliein and tuberculin, for the de-
lection Of glanders aud consumption,
are also now produced at the institute
and arrangements were being made,
when the report before us is drawn
up, for the elaboration Of auti-venom-
ous serum, as well as an antitoxin for
tetauus. The staff is, the director
points out, lamentably insufficient to
carry on even the work at present
undertaken by the institute, and the
appeal for more assistance is certainly
amply justified by the record of what
has been already done by the depart
ment = Nature.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-07
The Name of penmarh,. King.

1t is one of the curiosities of the
laws of Denmark that the throne must
be occupied alternately by Christian
and Frederick. This system origi-
mated with Christian ii who reigned
from 1913 TO 1923, and was succeeded
by Frederick l, and the alienation
has gone on in unbroken sequence
till the name Of the Grown Prince,
destined one day in the course of ma
ture to succeed King Christian TX
being Frederick, while his eldest son
is named Christian. Indeed, every
prince born into the royal family Of
Denmark receives these two Christian
names, no matter how remote his
chance of succession to the throne
may appear to be.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-07
PRETTY THINGS TO WEAR.


Cherries on hats. on dresses, on
parasols and In the hair are one Of
fashions latest whims.
Summer nightgowns are now made
Of batiste and lawn, cut low in the
neck and with elbow sleeves.
Have your skirts lined with the
softest of silk; the rustic Is no more
to be heard" Is considered good advice.
In Paris the latest idol is the silken
scarf, twisted in the coils Of the hair;
It needs to be adjusted by the hands
Of nm artist.
The latest dictate Of fashion is that
the summer girls wardrobe is not com
plete unless she has at least eighteen
shirtwaists.
Everything must be sacrificed to har-
mony. The catching girl has her
leather spygiass case match the color
of her gown.
A pretty ruching is made in two col
ors OF narrow ribbon whipped together,
the thread joining them being drawn
tight enough to give full pucker to
the ribbon.
A dainty dressing gown is OF narrow
striped washing silk, with large collar
OF tucked muslin, edged with lace and
a wide sash OF the same tied in front
with long ends
Young women with slim waists draw
the wide black Liberty satin sashes
twice around the body. knot the
streamers once and pin with jeweied
brooch. The knot may be placed at
any point on the waist line.
The prettiest girdles shown in jew
elers' windows are wide vari-colored
satin or silk, gathered into small silver,
gold and jeweled clasps. The folds
thus made in the back allow the skirt
and girdle to be pinned together, with
out the usual unsight;y appearance Of
the belt pin.
A cool tie is made Of length Of
dotted Swiss about 10 inches wide, the
pointed ends being finished with ac-
cordion-pleated rufiles Of the material
This tie is then wound around the
throat a number of times and tied in
a puffy. "Frenchy" bow, which makes
a shirtwaist appear almost feminine
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-07

During the progress of an inquest
held by DR.. Ambrose at the Oliver
Twist hotel. 1eytoh,a n jurymau, jumped
UP aad exclaimed, "Mr. Coroner, 1
can't stand this any longer"
The Coroner-Wh is 1t?
The Juryman 1t is very hot and l
am very thirsty. ("Hear, hear, from
the jury. l suggest that we adjourn
for the drinks.
The Coroner-W Well, it is hot; and l
will adjourn for ten minutes to get
drinks.
At later period another juryman
suggested an diournment for sim
liar object, but on this occasion the
coroner ignored the request. London
Daily News.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-07
sIwasa w1cHcRAFT.


Prospectors, hunters and mission
aries who have been among the Indian
tribes In northern districts Of British
Columbia have from time to time
brought news Of shocking barbarities
practised by the Siwashos In conncc-
tiOn with some incantations arranged
by the medicine men. or, as they call
them. The osh-tuck-yu." These
men havo more power than the chiefs
Of the tribes:
Recently the stireudiary magistrate
at Telegraph Creek received informa-
ton from miners that human sacfi-
flee was In contemplation in the vii
lago Of the Tahantanis. An Indian
boy fourteen yeare old was to pub
licily meet horrible death by order
o3he tribal medicine man for bewitch-
ing and causing the death Of young
squaw. The girl, who. il seems, was
a great favorite OF the unfortunate
boy, took sick about a month ago with
what seemed to rational men malarial
fever. Afterward rash appeared on
her face resembling smallpox.
When the medicine man came he
thumped and squeezed the poor girl
and scratched her body with small
needles fastened to his finger nails.
She died soon after aud relatives
thanked the medicine man for his ef-
forts, though Il was plain to the min
ers that his brutal treatment had
caused her death.
On hearing of the matter the magis-
trate vent to the Rev. Mr.. Appleyard,
the Church of England missionary
working in the district, and together
they gathered the Indians OH the
banks Of the Tahltan and big I ow-
WOW was held. The boy, bound haad
and foot with ropes, was carried TO
the meeting.
Mr. Appleyard told the Indians that
all who helped in staying the boy
would be punished by death. This,
together with many other arguments,
finally brought the Indians around,
and the boy was given into the charge
OF the missionary, who agreed to place
him in The mission school at Metlaktla
for three years and teach him the
English language, which, at the end
OF his term, he could teach to his
fellow tribesmen, and help them to
get along in the world
About year ago an Indian boy was
mutilated and killed by the Tahantanis
Indians. near Telegraph Creek, by
command of a medicine man, whe
accused him Of having bewiic1ed one
of the tribe. The one supposed to
have been bewitched had undoubtedly
died OF natural causes, but according
to the Siwash view disease is never
caused except by evil spirits through
the medium of living person.
They believe that any evil person
possesses the power TO shoot into the
body, without detection, stones, sticks,
leather, bones and such things, an act
termed by the north aborigines
"minookeit. They believe that any
such evil disposed persons can. by
stealing portion of any one's clothing
and putting it through a mysterious
process, poison that part of the body
which the garment had formerly
covered. The murdered boy was said
to have been guilty of the act, but in
reality his sole offensa consisted of
stealing the painted straw hat Of the
Iadian whom he was accused of hav-
ing bewitched.
In the minds of his tribe he
doctored the hat, and the death Of the
owner by poison resulted.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-07

Without committing ourselves to an
expression of opinion upon the rela-
tive positions of men aud women as
regards social ethics, we find that, as
regards conviction for crime, women
have much better record than men.
The crimes specified in this diagram
includel nearly all the indictable of
fences, and we see that only in "child-
stealing and cruelty to children" do
women attain a rate Of crime higher
than the rate for men.
Taking all the indictabie crimes the
percentage of women convicted is IS,
as compared with male percentage
Of 81 or rather more than IL men
to one woman. 1t may be interest
ing to compare the numbers of male
and female criminals for some other
countries;
4 ..s..s.. a
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-07
No. Of each sex convicted

The above international comparison
Of the sex Of criminals is only approx
imately correct, as in some instances /
have had to use the sex distribution
Of prison population in place Of the
ser distribution Of convicted persons,
aud these two things are not Identical
although this difference does not, l
believe materially affect the accuracy
Of the comparison just made. Pail
Mall Nagazine.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-07

1--WE are selling these goods" said
the clerk. "at positive loss. Practlc-
ally, we are giving them away
"Then." said the lady with the naughty
demeanor, 81 must decline to purchase.
cannot accept gifts from sbopkeep-
er."-Indianapolis Journal.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-07

Printing f.sm wooden tablets is said
to have been invented by the Chinese
In the year 160 A. D.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Grand, Island, Nsb.-Oxnard, pre-.
zydent kompanii cukrowej, posiada-
jacej " tel okolioy dwie oukrownie,
telegrafowa2, 20 cola sw6j warunek
" kontraktach O hodowli burak6w
oukrowych. Oxnard zada2, aby far
merry, dostawiajacy mu buraki, przy
stall ma to, il v razie anektowauia
wysp hawajskioh znizy i'm Gene "a bu
raki o so ct. ma tonic. Farmerzy, po-
iaozywszy sic, stanowczo wzbraniali
sig przysta6 ns to oswiadczyli mu,
70 4aden z mich ME bsdzie hodowsl
burak6w. Oxnard ME by2by dostal
burak6w byaby musial swoje Gu.
krownie zamkna6. Widzac, 70 far.
merzy ME ustapia juz przygotowu-
ja swoje pols pod inne zasiewy, Ok
nard oofnal sw6j warunek J przystal
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Lansing, Mich.-Komisarz stano
wy dla spraw robotniczycb, French,
rozesaal do 10000 michigshskich far
mer6w cyrkularze, " ktorych z~raca
ioh uwage ma podatnosc roll " tyn
stanie pod uprawe burak6w i nak2a'
MIA ich do sadzenia burak6w W iak
nsjwiekszej ilosoi. "The Michigan
Sugar Company" Bay City, ogso
sisa, il zamiezza " nadohodzaoym &C.
zonie rospocsac fabrykacye oukru {
burak6w michigahskich. Cukrownia
bed.ie potrzebowa2a $50 ton bura
k6w dziennie zamierza operowat
najmnieJ 100 dni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
PRACA | PRzEMYSt.

New York, N. Y.-Pracujacy W
przemysle budowlauym przewiduja
trudnosoi przy przeprowadzeniu no.
wo przyjetej skali wynagrodzeh.
"The Granite Cutters Union" ma "a
zadac osmiogodzinnego dnia praoy i
81 zaplaty. Pomocnicy pobijaozy da-
chow chca podwyzszenia 1926 ma
$3.50. Robotnicy, zatrudn,eni prey
maszynach, obrabiajacych kamienie,
wystapia o lepsze wynagrodzenie i
osm godzin piracy. Jezeli zadauiom
ich ME stanie sic zadosc, ME beda
pracowat, Najwieksze wymagania
maja maszynisci, zajeci przy windo-
waniu, ktorzy domagaja sic zmiany
skali zap&aty 81 ma S. dziennie;
ME watpia jednak, ze pracodawcy ma
to przystana.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
wystrzelil trzykrotnie do Stephens'a
i zabil 60.
Wielki wynalazek.

New York, 25 mar. -" "New York
Herald naby4 cudowny wynalazek.
Jest to srodek do przesy}ania fotogra-
fiji "a posrednictwem telegraph. Herald
zamiesci. 2 fotografie, jedne zdjets W
hawadskiej przystani, drugs ma wy
spie Kubie, ktore mu przes2ano Ha-
wany. Jedna przedstawia generaaa
Maxine Gomez'a, druga krzyiownik
Montgomery, ktory znajduje sig te-
raz " przystani hawanskiej. Fotogra..
fie te przessano Hawany v cisga 20
minut. Przestrzeh 1000 mil. (Wyna-
azek podobny do tego m al juz zasto-
osowanie pred pol rokjem W 'New
York Journal a autorem jego by}
s}awny Tomasz Edison. P. R.)
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
Okropne smierci.

Ashtabula, 25 Maroa. - Thomas
Warrington, xwrotniksrz przy kolei
Lake Shore, PREY zmiauie SYN upadl
ma ME i zosta& przejeohany przez mad.
ohodzacy pociag. Pocisg rozerwal
jego ciaio ma dwie poiowy. War
mington licayl 3S lat, pozostawil 70.
ne dwoje dzieci.
Delosa Cole, jednego Z najstar:
szyoh mieszkahc6w Andover, spot.
kala ouegdaj straszna smier6. Byi on
"a interesem W mlynie Grffitha i tax
nieostroznie zblizy} sic do jednego z
k6l obrotowyoh, ze to 60 porwalo,
druzgoczac miazdzso jego cialo "
najokropuiejszy spos6b.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Morristown, n. Y.-Wskutek eks.
plozyi gszoliuy W dziale maszyno
wynn fabryki ko}owc6w, nalezacej dc
firmy "Frledman Bros -, zostsl zbu
rzony gmach fabryczny. Bernhard
Friedman, jeden z wiascicieli fabry'
XII Robert Johnson, maszynista, cd.
niesli tax oiezkie uszkodsenia, ze le'
karze watpis, aby ich mozns ursto.
wac. Gmach fabryozny przez eks
plozye sts} sic pastwa psomieni, kt6
re 60 zniszozysy doszczetnie. Ogiet
zajsa takze kllka dom6w sasiednich
szkody obliozaja ma $4,000.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Chicago, Jll.-Sie Siedmdziesieciu pie
ciu robotuik6w, ME nalezacych do
zadnej organizacyi, porzuciao one
gdaj prace przy kaualach odchodo.
wych. Zadali zmpiejszenia godz'n
praoy. Kontraktorzy po krotkim ma
mys'e uczynili zadosc ich zadaniu.
Do pracy przyjeto nawet 20 robotni-
kow wiecej wszyscy pracuja teraz
osm godzin dziennie.
Karol Wansoh Otto Ulrich, pra.
cujsc przy malowsniu ratusza ma 4
pietrze, wskutek oberwania sic ru.
szto wanna, spadli Z wysokosci % stop.
Wansch z}ama} sobie prawa noge;
Ulrich wywichna1 obie kostki u n6g.
Mo Gaun, nadkomisarz hudowy,
zaangazowa{ 500 robotnik6w do czy
szczenia ulic. Praca jest bez kontra'
ktor0w l wkrotce ma byc Jeszcze
wieoej robotnik6w przyjetych.
B7daca cd d2uzszego czasu W pla
ME "Federation of the American
Railway Employees powo1ana 20
stasa do zycia przez koferencye, ma
kt6rej byh delegaci rozmaitys b
"brotherhoods" robotnik6w zatru-
dnionych przy kolejach. Do fedora
cyl naleza ''brotherhtods'' kondukto-
row, palaczy, ''trainmen' j TELEGRAPH
stow kolejowych; takze organizaoya
maszynistow prawdopodobnie przy-
2aczy sic do tel organizacyi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

South Framingham, Mass.-W ia.
bryce but6w, nalezacej do frmy
"Gregory, Shaw & Co.." 60 robotni-
k6w, pracujacych przy wysobie cho.
lewek, zastrajkowalo. Zsdali ME.
znacznej podwyzki zapiaty, czego
i'm jednak odm6wiono. Przyieto ma
ich miejsoe innyoh.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Tacoma, Wasb.-Maja tu rozpo.
oza6 prace mad urseczywistnieniem
planu Debs'a i mad utworzeniem sp0
kommunistycznej. Upatrzono W tym
celu obszar ziemi, posozonej mile
ma zach6d cd Belfast " Sksgitts Co.,
Wash. O6mdxiesieoiu zwolennik6w
uauki Debs'a, przewaznie ojcowie
rodzin, kt6rzy swoje familie zostawi-
Ii prowizorycznie na wsohodzie, PREY
byli tutaj j robie przygotowanis do
rozpoczeoia dzie2a.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Cleveland, O.-Wszyscy produ
oenci zelaza surowego Bessemer W
obwodzie Cleveland, Mahoning Val.
Icy Shenango utworzyli trust, z
wyjatkiem jednej tylko 6rmy, mia
nowicie, Cleveland Rolling Mil Co.
-Jeden z oz}onk6w nowego trustu
oswiadczy2, ze oena s''rowego zelaza
zaraz p6jdzie W gore SO ct. ma
tonic.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
ZwaryOwafa.

Lsporte, Ind, Is Marca.-Kobiete
podajaca swoje na.wisko jako liza
bella Barker, a sw6j dom nieopodal
cd Vermontville, Mich, zsbrano pod
opieke wladz miejsoowych. Wyobra
Ia sobie, ze jest pania Luetgert. Oh
jawy pomieszania zmysl6w wystepu
ja u uiej W sposob gwaatowny. U
mieszczono je chwilowo W wiezieciu,
dop6ki odnosne w}adze W M ,chigan
ME zostana o tenn powiadomione.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
ZarOdki z6ftei febry.

Chicago, Is Marca.-Dr. Edwin
Klebs, professor patologii bakery
ologii W "Post Graduate Medi 'al
School,, odkryl przyosyne 26itej fe
bry Odkrycie jest rezultatem dwu
miesiecznych eksperymeut6w. q cd
kryoia tego dowiadujemy sic, 70 "a
rodkami 16}tej febry ME So bakoyle
leoz amoeby.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Bowling Green, O.-William Car
isle, prezydent "Bowling Green
Water Company przed'ozys W imie.
niu tel kompanii radzie miejskiej
projekt, " kt6rym ofaruje mias.u
100000 "a wszystkie zakasdy wo-
dne. Rada miejska rozpatrzy to pro.
pozycye prawdopodobnie podda ja
pod gaosowanie opaacsjacych podatki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

St. Louis, Mo.-Tutejsza unia mu .
rarsy, kt6ra liczy 1900 cs2onk6w,
przygotowuje sig do strajku. Dnia 1
kwietnia mursrze maja zaprzestac
praoowac, gdyby przedsiebiorcy przy
budowach obstawali "a przeprowa
dzeniem zapowiedzianej redukcyi
wynagrodzenia do Is cent6w "a 20
dzine. Uk.ady W oelu pokojowego
zalatwienis tel sprawy ME doprowa.
dzi'y dotyohczas do zadnego rezul'
tatu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
Mn6stwo os6b wyjezdza do Alaski.

Mn6stwo os6b wyjezdzado Alaski'
Seattle, Wash, rs Marca.-Prze.
szlo 900 ludzi wyjecha2o stsd pred
wezoraj do Alaski ma parowcaoh Va.
lencia i @ aeen. Ma Valencia wyjeoha-
10 600 .s6b, ma Queen 318. w Ia
coma innyoh miastaoh nadbrzeznych
zatrzyma sic ostatui parowiec, by "a
brat wieoej pssazer6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
OStrOStrZafOWe dziafa.

Washington, Is Marca.-Wydzia2
wojenny zawarl kontrakty angiel-
skimi fahryksntami broni ma wyko
nsuie 30 szesoio-oalowych dzial z
ostrymi nabojami, kt6re obecnie 20
stasy wykohczone i Sc juz gotowe do
pr.eslania. Cena wynosi oko}o $500,
600.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
Bedzio rObif kiefbase. &

Chicago, 25 Msrca,-Zouob6jca
Luetgert bedzie mia} przyjemne "a
jecie przez ozas swojego dozywotnie-
20 wiezienia. Zarzadcy wiezienia
Joliet majs zamiar fabrykowat kiel
base dla wiezoi6w; wykonywaniet tego
ma przypasc W udziale Luetgertowi.
Wiadomoso tenn podobala sic glo-
snemu zonot6jcy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Sugar Notch, Ps.-Wielki popaooh
wywola}o tn wsr6d mieszkano6w W zam
knieoie tutejszyoh kopalni ma czas
nieograniczony. Nadzorcow pouwal
niano, gornikom wypsacono reszte
naleznosci pozwolono i'm sic rozje
chac; muay wyprowadzono kopalni
siowem, prace zatrzymano ma zawsze
Stanowi to ruine dla caaego Sugar
Notch, gdyz innej piracy ludzie tu
zamieszkali dostac ME moga.
Zorgauizowa& sic komitet, ktory
w,stosowas petycye do zarzadu ko'
palni, do New Yorku. Nadesz}a ma
zajutrz odpowiedz, ma rece ksiedza
ajryskiego, wezwasa tenze kom'te'
do New Yorku, gdzie ma bye zade.
oydowane ozy Sugar Notch ma egzy'
stowa6 nadal lub ME. Gdyby roboty
ME zosta}y wznowione wielu z pola
k6w, kt6rzy maja tu swe realnosci
sostaloby zrujoowanyoh.
w oststniej ohwili dowiadujemy
sic, ze komitet telegrafowa& New
Yorku, zapowiadsjac dobre nowiny.
Bye moze, ze komitet rozumie pod
dobra nowina, ze roboty ponownie
sic rozpoczna.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
Samob6jstwO aktOra.

New York, Is Marcs. - Henry
Moder Pitt, aktor, diugoletnia ka
ryerya W Auglii i Ameryce, otru& sic
zesz}ej nocy. Me by} zaangazowany
zapad} W melancholie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
z X R A J i
POdwyzsZenie nagrOdy.

Washington, 25 Marcs.-Na po-
siedzeniu gabinetu, kt6re odbylo sic
pred kilku dniami, postanowiono
podwyzszy6 do 81 800 nagrode rza
dowa "a odszukanie mordercy Bake
ra, b. pocztmistrza murzyna W Lake
City, S. G.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
"a $4,000, kt6re ma bye zuzytkowa-
ne ma rozszerzenie fsbryki.

Fall River, Mass. - Wlasoiciele
tutejszych fabryk bawesny zamierzs-
ja W lecie zamknac ma pewien czas
swoje fabryki, albo tez poczatkiem
kwietnia zmniejszyt produkcye.
Wielu robotnik6w straciloby W ia
kim razie zajecie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Dayton, Tenp.-"Dsytou Coal s.
Iron Co." zapowiedzisla, ze wszyscy
g6rnioy W licsbie 100 beda mleli Z
dniem 1-go kwietnia podwyzszona
zap@ate o 10 prooent. Podwyzka ma
stapila ma mocy ugody g6rnikami,
zawartej " styczniu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26
Sa patryOtyczni.

Los Agelos, CAL, Is Maroa.-
Dwadziescia tysiecy Hisrpanow u.
rodzonych W Ameryce, z Poludnio-
wei Karoliny, zebraso sic tutaj one
gdaj i przyjeli rezolucye, W ktorej
ofsruja swoja pomoc Stanoln Zje'
dnoozonym na wypadek wojny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Wilkes Barre, Pa.-Kopalnia lie
high Valley Coal Co. W North Will
kes Barre, W kt6rej pracowano przez
przeszlo 20 lat. zostala zesz2ego tygo.
dnia zamknieta i wszslkie najzieje
praoy usunieto. Kopalnis ia bedzie
obnizona o 400 stop nizej cd zyay
Red Ash.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

New Castle, Delaw.-Po cztero
miesiecznym zastoju W fabryoe Della
ware Iron Works rozpoczeao praco.
wac 500 robotnik6w, zyjacyoh do.
tyohczas W ostatniej biedzie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-03-26

Lubec, Maine. - "Electrolytic
Maine Salts Co.." kt6ra tn - dotych
czas ma mala skale-dobywala z2oto z
woody morskiej, robiterazprzygotowa-
MIA do znaczniejszego poviekszenia
swojego przemyslu. Kompania oh.
stalowala wlasnie u jednego handla-
rza " St, John drzewa budawlaneoo