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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-02
A Second Increase.

Reading, Pa, May 1.-The second in
crease for the year took place to-day
in the wages of the Reading Iron com
pany's $500 hands, from 5 to 10 per cent,
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Browns, Z; Pirates, 5.

Pittsburg, May 1.-The st. I.ouisans
proved themselves better mud horses than
the Plttsburgers and won the game in
the hrst two innings while a pelting rain
was on After the rain Lever only al
lowed them two hits and no runs. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-02
mpires-O'Day and Bremen,
Trolley Dodgers =: Senators q

washington. May 1.-The Brooklyns
won long drawn out game to-day by
heavy and consecutive hitting aided by err
rors and stupid playing of the home team
kelleys batting and a one-handed catch
by Keeler were the features. Attendance,
10000 Score:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-02
HEALTHY MATERNITY.
Two They Have Received From


The climax of life force in capable motherhood
The first requisite for good mother is good health
Health of body means health of the generave organs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-02

Button. Ohio, says about Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and how well
it prepared her for maternity:
DEAR MRS. P1NKHAM:-I must say word
in praise of your Vegetable Compound. 1
used three bottles Of it when l was preg.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25
CARRYING VOLUNTEERS.
southern Pacific Makes Demand ON the
Northern Rail, OAds.

southern Pacific Makes Demand ON the
NUr,herM katII OMtls.
Some discussion hns occurred III rail.
rond circles during the past few days
over the determination Of tho Southern
Pacific III insisting that no more than
10 per cent Of the returning volunteers
may be tnken over the northern routes
from Snn Francisco, says tho St. Puul
Pioneer Press. The Southern pnoitie
owns the line out Of SaM Francisco,
and some totuble may be expected from
this source. The Southern pnoifo has
not figured with the Northern Pacific
or Great Northern on bringing tho
western troops home, and they aro
likely to refuse TO sell tickets vim either
Of these routes from Snn Francisco
Arrangements that may avoid trouble
with the Southern Pacific nre being
made now which contemplate the land.
Ing Of the volunteers nt Portland or
Seattle nfter they Are mustered out az
San Francisco, and thus take them out
Of the territory Of the Southern Pacific.
The North Dakota, South Dakota aud
Minnesota volunteers are affected by
the action Of tho San Francisco road.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25

first Of the week. He held conference
with the Miners Union, IN which nm
agreement was reached as 10 wages.
On August /, when the mines opened
after 4 shut down of several weeks, ID
was under Il new scale of wages which
was not acceptable to the miners. as ID
was quite u reduction and many said
they could not make living on the
new scale The report thnt the timber
ing IN the mines was being taken ont,
seems to have been without fOnntla.
tion as nothing Of the kind has occur.
red neither have the pumps been
withdrawn. About the only thing
which would impress one with the idea
that work was to be abandoned, was
the taking out.of some Of the steel Of
the railroad track.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Burroll do.
parted for Anaconda to have IL confer.
ence with the Amalpamated Copper
company, the owners Of the mine, nnt,
word il expected most any day now or.
dering resumption Of work. The citi.
zens Of Carbonate have been feeling
pretty blue Ia the face Of everything
previous to Mr.. Burrell's visit, but
things now begin to have Il more prom.
Using appearance. yet all doubts will
not vanish until the mines resume In
earnest.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25
MINING PROPERTY SOLD,
A New York Company nWys the Nye
City Quarts and Placer GlAl,Ma.

New York Company nuys the Nys
City Quarts and Placer GlalMa.
Red Lodge pioket' The mining prop.
erty Of Nye City, owNed Jointly BY the
Minneapolis Mining b Smelling eea.
pany and rho saltwater Mining com.
pany was sold lust week 70 New
York company for $3.50, 900, The
property consists Of nineteen quartz
claims NNd 4s0 acres Of placer asouNd
IN tho southwestern portion OF Sweet.
grass county. Experts who have 70.
GENTLY examined tho property pro.
nouNoe II ono Of the hest nickel and cop.
per propositions III Montana. The
original discovery, made by ], v. Nye,
n ealled the Biz Thing, and consists OF
n pipAMtio blowout OF nlinelNllsed rock
800 feet IN width BY a,000 feet IN OK.
tent II resembles brown heMatite
iron orc and can be soeh for miles,
There N no true OF well deAneA ledge,
although thu Minneapolis men spent
nearly $l0O,0 IN tho Developments
work. driving about l,aO0 feat Of tuA.
nsls Into tho mountain, in MI OF which
they found tho same apelomeiAte Mass
0f oro that gave them assay returns In
Minneapolis that were said 10 run a.
high Ns D and Z per cent nickel, Al.
says at the mine showed 10 per cent
copper and from 10 10 10 ounces OF
silver,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25
HELENA EVIDENTLY SCARED.

The Independent seems 10 lie Weakening
Little,
! Helena Independent, Thursday The
Helena fans are 10 sue three battles
royal In the baseball corral Saturday,
Sunday and Monday, fos the Cowboys
are coming. aud they expect 10 rope In
every game played, Armed with cash
aud letters Of credit and brave with 4
confidence that II neither ohild.lika nor
bland, tho Hillings sports are pyepay.
Ing 10 sw00p down upon the capital
city and seaep up the AellaFs that may
he offered an a sacrifice u the Helena
nine, They hope TO VET back u good
share Of tho capital they invested and
lost two sad and neveF,Iu, he.f0I aQttan
days, when tho Helena lall t0asars
wiped up tho earth with 4 Billings
niue that had basn ON the lay for them
for many mo0ns, They now have 4
good niue, and what IL more, they
know IL, Still there II many 4 slip,
and ID may he thai thu imported men
from thu western laRaue will 20 down
before tho Helena champions, Az any
rate. tho Helena boys will pus Ny tha
host ball they have 70 a!ve oyt, aud the
better Men they have 10 play against,
thu mere II will be 10 their liking,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25

Tho roof OF the paper mill NJ Man
haitian Will soon ba put on,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25
STILL ON THE wAReArA.
lNspertnr NaMdMAMM Continues HIS cru.
sNtle AuulNst california Fruit,

sade Against GN,lt0rMlN Fruit
Missoula, Aug, 98.--Dani0l Band.
mann, Inspector for tho fourth aiatriet
OF tho state horticultural society, has
returned from Il rip OF inspection to
Butte and Anaconda, While Oh tho
Copper City Limited 10 inspected tho
fruit offered for sAle by tho news boys
uNd found Tint thu fruit WINS badly
nifeetod with what ha said was San
Jose scale and oodlin moth, He eon.
aemned the fruit ANd would not lot II
DO sold, He found on his return four
hoxcs OF pears very badly affected with
the scale and condemned them and had
them destroyed, All this fruit eoMes
from California, aud II IL Mr., Band.
mann's intention to koop al this work
until MI the fruit that II shipped into
this part Of tho stat0 will bo clear of
pests,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25
SURPRISED THIN NATiv M,
A MiisA CITY Man Tells Eastern People Of
MOntANM Enterprise.

MOntANM Enterprise.
John Truseott returns from hin visit
east, more firmly convinced than ever
that Milestown IL All right, says the
Yellowstone Journal. He tells 0f be.
ins III T,oonderoga, a city In tho north.
CRU pnrt of New York with about
10000 people. II has ono sleepy
weekly newspaper and tho people. no
says, are Ia keeping with tho paper,
He got 10 talking with tho editor, who
wAs quiet proud Of his paper and his
town until John said, "Why " may
ba all right, according 10 eastern Ideas
10 got along with only ono weekly
paper IN Il city Of ton Thousand iAhabi.
tants, but II wouldNt do In Montana,
In our little town Of aoAnt two tbous.
and, wo have had Il daily for tho past
sixteen years, +" Whos0At tho Tieon.
deyoga Journalist locked Al II no would
like 10 suggest that John waa dealing
largely In compressed MIR but restrain.
od himself, John told the folks some
other things about cattle and ahaep and
horses and irrigation that made them
buna out their eyes and regard him NJ
n ho WIS u viaitof from Mars or some
other planet, There was no occasion
10 lilo, either, for the truth II marvel.
Gus enough for the t0ndsyfoot,
Nk..s .x,A "a Glaa anal nt AnlA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25
GOVERNOR LIND FAvoRs 1T.
IL Urged by Governor Lind of Mime

IN Urged by GOvarnOr Lind Of Mime.
sofa.
Portland. Ore. Aug. 98. --CloveYnof
Lind Of Minnesota has requested the
war department. to allow the returning
volunteers Of his state TO bo landed III
Portland instead Of at San Francisco,
The governor wired this information
today to n. q. Jndson, industrial agent
Of the .. II. ~ N. company.
The people Of Minnesotll expect To
take the regiment home In a special
train, and by landing In this city or ~
Vancouver barracks, instead Of Ut San
Francisco, 4 distance Of several hun.
drod miles will be saved.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25
The Helena Independent Says
That 3 What the Ball
Games Will Be-
COWBOYS ARE READY
viii Leave IN th" Morning. -- Two
tO one Money on the
Helena Boys.

The Billings baseball team ~ all
ready for the contest III Helena tomor.
row, Sunday and Monday, and will
leave IN the morning for the cRpital,
accompanied by q dozen or more en.
thusiastic rooters. Charlie Reilly, the
Kansas City oraok. who was to play
shortstop for the Cowboys did not af.
rive last night, telegram announcing
that his wife was sick and that he
could not come. His place will be
filled by Casey, the shortstor Of the
Ogden club, who will meet the Billings
team In Helena tomorrow morning.
williams, the frst baseman Of the Bos.
ton 8 Montana team Of Butte, will
also meet the Cow boys IN Helena,
which will make the lineup read like
this:
Zearfross, catcher; MoNeeley, sporer
aud Harker. pitchers; Williams, first
base; Rose, second base; Marshall,
third base: Casey. shortstop; Scott.
left field; Flannery, center field; Free.
man, right field; Hansen. substitute.
Tie BASEBALL boys themselves are
MOAO COuuUouu Va WauuiuS Vuo VAAoo
games than the fans, but the latter Will
back the club with their cash II any
two to one money Is offered. News
reached here from Helena Wednesday
that those odds would be offered, and
Wednesday evening about 5000, said
to be Helena money, was bet here.
Some OF IL was laid at two to one, and
the ball players tumhled over eaoh
other to get some Of 1t. Tho man who
had the money was bet 70 u standstill
and was glad to quit when Billings
sport offered to lay him $500 even,
The bets made were all Gu tomolrow's
game, which will probably be pitched
by MoNeeley, The local enthusiasm
runs high and II there IL u telephone ut
tho Helena ball grounds reports Of to.
nioryow's game will probably reach
Billings BY innings. The cowboys un.
doubtedly have the best chance 70 win
unless tho Helena team has been great.
ly strengthened since II played here.
xa.sp aasnnNmt .bnn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25
NOT 10 DARK AT cA.noNAno.

Manager NMvvelt visits the esMp and
Holds Conference With Miners uN,aa,
From b. N. Vail Of Red Ledge, who
WAS In tho city "Wednesday night. II
was learned that matters were not 70
dark for ths Carbonate coal camp ~
they were reported or anticipated. Mr.,
Vail said that Henry Ausssll, manager
Of the mines. WAN In CArb0nAdo the
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25
ARR HOMRW ARD BOUND
The Montana Troops Have ut Last
Set Sail for Native
shores.
WILL LAND AT SEATTLE
II Efforts Of Prominent Men Nre Sue,
ccssful. caused by Attitude Of
Southern Railroad.

Munila, Aug. 24.--The transports
Valencia nnd Iealandia, with 700 men
Of the Montana regiment and 400 men
belonging to other organizations on
boarti, smiled today for San Francisco.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-25

Harry Y. Rust and Benjamin r. Sen.
right have been appointed regular car.
riors and Malcolm q. MaoOauloy Eub'
stitute 40 Missoula, whore tho troo de'
livery system will be established Sept, l,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02
OdpOwiedzi redakcji.

= Oh. S. r. ~ Toledo. - o me
MORALE MO ME bedIlemy pisae do
p6ty dopoki ME bedsie gotowy.
Dsiekujsmy " kafiym rasis zs
fyorliwos6.
= Csionsk grupy Paterson. -
Listow besimiennyoh ME umissscsa-
my.
- Me zwistkowiso W Jersey City.
= List pahski sawisrsjscy sbyt
wiele poRlsd6w skrajnycb, o.esto
mylnych. na SWAT ! ludIi. maio zas
tresoi. ME padajs sic do rZgcdy".
- Oh. K. d. " Filadelfji. - Opis
maszyny -psrpetuum mobile. kt6rs
oksss&a sic nastepuie prostem ossus
TWEEN, ME mote ~intsrssows6.
- Ks. W. d. " Passsic. - List
ME nadsjs sic do ,,Zgody".
- DR. S. J. New Yorku. Ty-
tufy kr6l6w polskich smienisly Gle
stosownis do ziem posiadanych prxez
Rrscspospolite I do tytul6w osobis
tyob. TAX nap. Jan KasimIers pisal
sie kr6lsm Srwedskim, Gottskim 1
Wsndalskim. q SASH k~siaaetami Sas
kimi 1 Elektorami. Tytui Stanisia-
va Augusta, pr.ed ro1biorami Pol.
ski. brsmisi jak mast: My b.
aej kaski Kr6l Polskj, Wislki Ksia.
70 Litewski, Ruski, Pruski, Ma.o-
wiscki. Zmudski, Kjjowski. Wolyh
ski. Poiolsk', Podlsski, Ioflanoki,
Smolehski, Siswierski I Csernihow.
ski.
- Ks. T. J. " Chicago. - Zala
jenny bardso, Re artykuiu o pisowni
polskisj umiesoic nile motsmy /. po
wodu braku skcent6w cseskioh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02
Przeglad ~polityczny.
Stang Zjednoczone.

Stang Zjednoczone.
w pr,esziy ponisd1ia'ek, dnia q
Z. M, senat pr.yjas nares.cis, po 60
rscej walos, 55 giosami pr'eciwkc
ID, projeks powietszsnis sruji. Pro.
Jekt ten prlesredi tylko dzieki wiel
kim rmisnom, ssmiast BOWEN pro.
ponowsnsj pisrwisstkowo stsiej arm.
il re 100000 ludsi, armja ma sic
skiadac . 81 tysieoy ochotnik6w
62 tysiecy wojsk ~regularnyoh do l
go lipca 1901 r., a pc tel dscis ms
bye .mniejsrons do 20 sysisoy. Jss,
to rwyoieztwo Ola stronnictws de
mokrstyczuego, ktore ma asdsn inny
kompromis prsystsc nie ch,isto. IDA
je sic, ae izbs posi6w potwisrdsI
uohwaie ssustu ola uniknieoia spec
jalnej sesji kongrssu.
Skutki tsgo prsws mogs bye ME
bsrdro prsyObylne prsysriosoi ps6.
silva, jeiell BOWEN " p~rIysriym TO-
ku utrryms sic stronnictwo republi
kshskis prry sdministrscji, 70 beg
wsspisnis ME bedsie cboisio 1niesc
liornych uowyOh ursedow ! possd,
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K~alendarzyk
zabaw i ObehOd6w W Chicago.

Dzielnica p6Snocno-zachodnia
Dnia % kwietnia. Tow. Miodziezy
sw. Florjana PREY kosciele sw.
Trojcy, or. 257 Il. N. P. Wiel-
XII bal ma korzysc pomnika Tad.
Kosoiuszki W hall Schoenhoffe-
ma, rog Milwaukee i Ashland
aves.
Dnia 30 kwietnis. Tow. Soko{ Pol
ski No. III. Teatr i bal W hall
Walsha, r6g Noble i Emma ul.
Dnia 4 lipca. Parsfja sw. Trolley.
Wielki piknik W parku Preglera.
Wojciechosoo.
Dnia 8 kwietnia. Zwiazek Polek W
Ameryce. Pierwszy roczny bal.
Dnia % kwietnia. Tow. Unia Luz
belska. Przedstawienie teatral-
ne W hall Pu}askiego, 800 S.
Ashland ave. Ma korzysc hall
ma Bridgeporcie.
Bridgeport.
Dnia 8 kwietnia. Tow. spiewu i
dram. ,,Zorza". Koncert i bal
W Kaiser's hall, 29SS Archer av.
Po&owa czystego dochodu jest
przeznaczona ma budowe hall W
dzielnicy Bridgeport.
Rdzimierzoco.
Dnia ego kwietnia. Tow. Ochot-
nik0w P~uiaskiego, OR. 41S wv.
N. P. Wielki bal, W hall OBJ.
Cblawy, rog % j Troy al.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02
POTRZEBA

dobrego, rozumnego j energioznego
~me.czyzny W kazdem miasteczku Tub
miescie, liczacem ME mniej jsk 500
mieszkahcow polskioh. Interes do
brze ~opiacajacy sic. Zaoza6 MONA
z bardzo maiym kapitalikiem. Lekka
praca. Dobra s~posobnos6 ola Ii tylko
jednego ozfowieka W kazdem mics
ole. Me laden humbug.
Pc blizsze szczegoly edresowa6 ma
ley:
p. 5. ID. sol s. Ashland Ave-,
CHICAGO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02
Program bsrdxo uroxmsi.

ciuszko. Program bsrd.o urosmsi-
cony.
Notcy lekdrs.
DR.. J6Ief Lewsndowski, wycho
wanisc uniwersytetu Jagiellohskie-
60 W Krskowis ! innych uniwsrsyte
TOW europsjshich, osiedlia sic " Chi
osgo /. Idaws.y iwistoie eg,amin
pred Rsds Zdrowla. rospoo.ss prsk
tyke. Biuro ORA L. Inajduje SIC W
gmschu Stsnslands, 289 Carpenter
str, r6g Milwaukee ave. Pok6j No.
4. Polecamy go nassym rodskom
ayc.ymy powcd.enia.
T'eatr SokoS6u.
Jestesmy prosssni o Iasusosenie,
&c onia.do SokN Polski No. ii n.
m6wiio hale Wslsbs r6g Noble
Emma ulio, pa ostatuia niedsiele ID.
80uo) kwietnia, W dniu tym urradss
bowicm testr amstorsk | bal ma
rzeoI swsgo sstapdaru. Many us
dsisie, 70 inue towarrystws polskie,
przynsjmnisj W p6}nooo -sachodniej
dsielnicv. ME beds " dniu tym
przssskadsae dsislnym Soko'or,
kt6r.y I tax msjs dosy6 trudnosoi dc
przssvyoietsnia Ola utrzymsnia swe.
60 bytu.
OddzidS Polek s. p. r
Odeswa ~ sprawie spra wieuis
sstandsru ola u. r P. odu'osia sku
tex. DO dnia 10 lutego pr.ybyio 1e
ran do miesskania P. Kosturskiei
ma spscjslne zsbranie " tym cello,
Na sebraniu obsoni byH deleesoi
Centralnego Komitetu: h. Odslski
Borkowski, Pal 1 Puchslski. Dele,
oat tow. Borkowski powitsi piekue
mi slowami to pisrwsze ssbranie ko
bet robotnic. Prsy tel sposobnosci
pr.sdstawii po}oaenie kobiet prscu.
isovoh W Ameryoe j zasnacsyf po'
trIebe r6wpouprawnienia kobiet v
psosowsniu. by ~proletarjst obojgs
ploi odni6sf Ewycie-two mad klas,
kapitalistycIna. Ucsestnioe zebra
mia wvbraiy posr6d sisbie komitet
do ssistwienis sprswy sstandsru
rozdaly Is list skiadbowych ma fun.
duss sakupna sstandaru.
Nastepnis prIyjeto wniosek panuy
Julii Kokotkisw icz, by uosestnice
sebran's sorganiIowafy sic " Cd
d.iai S~oojalistek Polek s. P. R.
zaraz tee prsystspiono do zorgani.
sowsnia Odd.ia}u ! wyhoru zsr.adu,
do kt6rego wes.}y: p. Helihska, or
Raniratorks; B. Tyliota, sskr. prot
]. Karsskiewiox. sskr. io. Stanisia
wa Brod. kasjsr; Julia Kokotkis
wios. biblioteksrka. Naive organi.
raoji dauo: ,,Oddsiai Polek S. P. r.
OddIisi ten. prIyjsl rasady plstfor
my S. P. R. 1 konstvtucji q o. P. -
Najga6wniejs.ym oslem tel orRani-
.acji bed,ie sRitacjs IA r6vnoupraw
nienism kobist " glosowsniu.
Prrysrte posisdzenie nasnsoIono ma
dzieh 5 maroa rb.. kt6re sic odbedsie
" mieszkaniu tow. Odalskisj, 663 N.
Paulina ST.
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u drugisj ssrony niepok6j w.bu
dsa takte ta okolioInoSc, 70 transport
Sherman, kt6ry wiexis do Msnili q
munioje 1900 .~oinisr.y, pr.ybyw.
ssy do fortu Colon ma wyspis Csy-
lon,> 1asta tam depes.e jsneraia Oti
sa, nsglsca do potpiechu. Wssyst.
10 to sprawd,s prsspowisdnie hiss.
pan6w, kt6rzy .apowiadali a~msryka.
nom nile lada kiopoty . filipihc.yka
mi. Nssssm sdaniem-bRdz co bsdz
= filipihcrycy bronis swsj niepod
legfosci ! r.sd a ME powinien byl
%traktowac ioh tax jsk traktuje. Ku-
bsho.yk6w ws.ystkis d.ienniki anne
rykahskis nasywaiy, pr.ed rorpoo.e
oiem wojhy, powstahOami walo.aoy
mi o wolnosc, q dsisisj te same
dzienniki nasywajs filipihosyk6w
banda buutownik6w! TAX sie ME
godsi. Bsrdso bye mote, IL filipif
osycy ME zupsinie % sdolni do RIA
dow samodsislnyoh, to jednak ME
wykluosa u nioh prawa wslo.snia @
wolnoSc swell siemi rodsinnej.
Hisspanja.
Dnia II Z. m. zsbrai sic " Msdry.
ole parliament b srpahski. w pierw'
ssym dniu zaraz pr.ys1edl pod obra
dy wniosek satwierdzenis trsktatu
pokojowego re stansmi zjsdnooro.
nymi ! wywoiai g~waisowns dyskusie
Sso,eg6lniej posio~is konssrwstyw.
nj naPadli gwsitownie na Rad, twisr
dssc. 70 GAIA wojna re Ssanami Zjsd,
byfa jednym ~szsregism bied6w, ma
duty6 podiosoi, . br. 'd'Almsna,
wyrazil sic nawst. IL dziwnem Jest,
to tscy wod.owis. JAZZ Toral, Linars,
Csrvsra dotyehoras j~ssro.s ME TO
stall roxstrselani.
w przsoisgu kilku dni cisgnsly
sic to gwaitowns napadY, wresrois
~ &. m. parliament pr.yjst woiosek
msrs.aika Msrtins.s de Campos, $50
gfosami pr.soiwko 2, ably prIepro
wadzons xostaio lledstwo parlamsn
tarns mad dzialalnosois Jensrai6~
Podo1as ostssniej wojoy. Dsbaty mad
traktatsm ME zostaiy j~ssso.s ukoh
czons.
Byiy possa his.pahski " WN.yng-
tonic. p. Polo y Barnabe, zostai mia
nowany posfsm " Li.bonis, q ma jsgo
miejsce ma pr.yby6, po podpissniu
traktatu p~okojowego, ksiate d'Aroas,
byfy posed " Meksyku.
Rosjd.
w przssIlych numsrach wspomi
nslismy o rozruohaoh W Finlandji.
Obson!e nsdchodsi wiadomosc, te ss
nat inlandski ulsgi nsrss,ois aads
niom r,sdu rosyJskisgo. slbowism
jsnsraf B%obrikow, gubernator Fin
landji, sagro.ii, As W rssis dsls.ego
oPoru sprowsd,i wojsko rosyjskie.
Tax wieo Flnlandja strsciis ost.
tecsnie swa nisIalstnos6. Parsfra-
sujsc sicwa Ssbasdaniego, wyr.e
ozone podczas rswoluoji W wsrs.a.
vie, motemy p~owisd.iec: nSpok6j
Panuje W Finlandjil"
q Londynu nadessis sensaoyjns
niesprawdzona j~ssross wisdomosc. as
car Mikoiaj jest ohory ma .upeiny
rozstr6j nsrw6w ! ae wiasoiwie rIaiy
pahstwa sprawuje s~tryjso.ny d.iadsk
carski, wielki ksisss Michal Mikoia
| ievfcx
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02
POsiedZenie ~delegat0w.

Posisdssnis delegates obohodo.
wyoh towar.ystw ma p6lnocno Ia.
chodnisj stronie miasts Chicago 3D.
bedzie sic " sobote, dnis 4 msrca. @
8 wieos., " domu Nv. N. P. CT de
legsoi. kt6rry vzieli do rozprzsds-
MIA bilety Da MaIepe, proszeni Sc @
uregulowsnie rsohunk6w. - j. ].
Chrxanowski, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02

Rzeznika, kt6ry mole
NSOo krsjsc / sprzedawac
mieso, zarazem must bye znakomitym
masarleD. Prey polskIm, must wladac
iezykami: sngielskim Tub nIemie ckim.
|Tylko czfowiek znajacy swoj
zaw6d dosk onale j spokojnego
~charakteru mOze sic giosiG. Zglosic sic
do Redakcji ZGoDY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02
Tow. ~BudoVnicze Is WardY

Tow. to Jest zafozone na prawach Stanu Illinois
ME wypozycza p~ieniedzy ma spekulacje. leca ma
wiasnnsc nieruchom9 1 IA dobrem poreczeniem
Drukowane sprawozdania bywajs wydawane &C
kwartal.
Posiedzenia odbywajs sic W kazdy pistek wieczo
Majewskiego.
Nova serja zostanie otWart4 dnia 3-go Mar
Ca l899
W. LEHMAN. prezes. NJ. A.. Ia BUY. kasjer. NJ.
MAJEWSkI, sekretarZ.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02

Douosre krewnym 1 znajomym, 1.
mojs iona, Apolonia Jshossk6w
Nowskowsks, urodsona " Wiel. Ks
Posnahskiem. " powiscie Koznih
skim. przszywszy lat a, umsris d,
20 lutego r. b. opatrsons sw.. Sakrs
mentsmi.
pograzony W smutku
Tom. Nopdkososki. mat I 3 dfieoi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-18
LABOR WINS IN IRELAND.
First Election Under Balfour's Law Shows
ParnelIism on the Wane.

Dublin. Jan. 1S.-Judging from the
results already known at midnight the
Irish elections yesterday were remark
able for the success of the laborers and
the waning power of Parnellism. The
new feature is that women were al
lowed to vote for the first time. In
Dublin the representation of labor has
been quadrupIed, while the ParEellites
have secured little more than half their
former strength, although owing to in
ternal discussions in John Redmond 5
party it is rather difficult to give an ac-
curate estimate. Redmond himself has
been elected for one ward, but he did
not head the poll and therefore misses
the aldermansEip.
Timothy Harrington. member of par
lament for the harbor division of Dub
lin, is in the same boat. having been
topped by a new laborite. However,
wherever the issue was between Par
nellite and an anti-Parnellite and the
question was squarely fought the Par
nellites were victorious. Speaking gen.
orally there is an increase of Nation
alist power, but nothing like rigorous
exclusion of ITniOniStS.