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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

By II. KENDALL, Auctioneer, 8i9 Main St
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

SITUATION. WANTED AS coAcHNaA:N
Thoroughly understands thejbHsiness:
can give good references. Address
Coachman, 2e Hancock st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

FOR RENT-Single house, SO Elm St, 70
rooms, bath, laundry, plenty closets,
furnace heat, fireplaces; desirable loca-
ton; possession Sept. /. Inquire Farrar
& Gates SIS Main st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04
FINANCIAL.
chlropodist and Manicure.

ALL ILLS OF THE FEET scientifically
and carefully treated without pain;
warts removed; also manicure. Miss A.
" Carberry, room 49, Burnside building
Main st. Evenings until 7.30.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

accommodations in pri-
waite cottage, overlooking ,Narragansett
bay and Newport; excellent table; terms
reasonable during September Address
Mrs. Kirk, Hill Crest, jamestown,
r. /.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04
For Sae or Repair CIDthine.

81. 100 SUIT cleaned ana pressed; $500 silk
velvet collar on coat Upham &. Padula
tailors. s77 Main st.,opp- Elm. one flight.
Open evenings
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

SEVEN PINES FARM-One of the finest
farms in Worcester county, can accom-
modate few more guests through Sep
TENDER at reasonable prices. Address
F. w. Burpee, box 1885, Sterling, Mass
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04
FOR Sale and Business Chances.
GET RICH Fortunes i'm STOCKS.

BAKERS OVEN TO RENT, with tene-
ment, store room and stable, in good
by c. b. Eaton, office 554 Main ST.,
room 8, or house, 3 Lagrange st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04
NARRAGANSETT BAY.

The Oakland Beach Hotel, 200 guests.
and the Buttonwoods Beach Hotel. 100
guests; both first-classt and desirably To-
Gated, with grand water and land Views:
q minutes by rail from Providence Open
June II, under the management of L. A.
Tilinghast Catering Co. Providence. r. l.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04
To Let-FIats and houses.
Advertisers under this head can secure
ITO LET"

Cards, to hang in windows or elsewhere,
free Of charge, by applying at THE
SPY office.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04
Help Wanred-Fems'e.

table girls private cooks,
81 to 81 weekly; housekeepsr for widow
err laundress for mountain hotel cook
and kitchen girl small hotel near city
cook and Second girl together, Swedish
nurse girl; % general hOusework girls,
s. 10 ST. green girls. Mrs. Jones, 40
Main St, room II.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

WANTED-A few boarders on hill farm,
1900 feet above sea Level, fresh vege-
tables, eggs, berries and poultry. Box
66, Templeton, Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

BOfS-We will give you a nice watcal to
help us Introduce our new kitchen Tioy.
city send stamp for particulars, or sam
pie free if you send 102-cent stamps to
pay Tor postage. Il. C. Sheeler, lA9on,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

ANY ONE CAN TAKE Carter's Little
Liver pills, they are so very small. No
trouble to swallow. No pain or gripping
after taking.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04
CHARpLN COTTAGE : NARRAGANSETT PIER.

Good accommodations for summer
boarders; 81 to So per week. ocean
view. E. C. ChamElin, box 1923. Nara
gansett Pier. r. J.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

FACIAL AND BUST MASSAGE = Hair
dressing, manicure. electric treatment.
Room 95, Knowles building. Miss Hsen
Johnson.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

D. A. KELLEY. Auctioneer, 81 Foster ST.,
Worcester,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04
For Bicycles.

SEBBENs HAS SOME OF THE FINEST
ladies' bicycles to be found In this city.
both new and secondhand. at very low
prices; easy terms; repairs done quickly
and right, II TO IL Vine ST. from 1889
Front st.
FOR SALE-50 secondhand ladies' and
used soma were taken In exchange fol-
Northampton and Monarch wheels Guy
Furniture Co. -.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04
PSYCHOLOGY.
PSYCHOLOGY

and hypnotism taught privately, as
practically applied; nervous diseases
cured. Man De Vile, 40 Pearl st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

sPEND YOUR SEPTEMBER VACATION
at Point Allerton, Hotel Allerton, Mass,
at entrance to Boston harbor, 40 min
er; finest table, boating fishing and
bathing: $1O0 per day for two in room;
Worcester references.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

WILL ANY ONE having information re-
garding the whereabouts of Elizabeth
Campbell, sometimes known as Maggie
tial, caro- Of The Worcester Spy.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04
Situations Wanted : Male.

SITUATIONS WANTED by man and
wife in hotel, as cook and clerk or porl
ter; farm hands; man and wife on EARN.
with tenement; hotel help. green pnen.
Mrs. Jones, 40 Main ST.. room LIZ steles
phone 961-4.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. First-class clothing
salesman, speaks French and English{
can furnish references. B.. 1873, Spy
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

SITUATION WANTED by, vermor4 man
as foreman on farms References Mira
Jones, 4l0 Main St, room II.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

SPEND YOUR SUPPLEMENTARY
at Point Allerton Hotel, Allerton, Mass,
at entrance in Boston harbor, 40 min
utes from Boston by Nantasket steamer
finest table; boating. fishing and bath
ing; 81 per day for two in room; Wor-
cester references.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

produkoja .aosa ma oafym fwi.ois.
joH wtsdy snso.nie s.iehssous.
prsedstawiala wartosc 447 mill. ma.
REX w.~rastajso stopniowo, v Z. 1893
do',aa do 1 ijsdnej pistsj miljarda
marsk.
w prssoisgu dwunsstoleci. I'd
1883 -1S99 Z. ~produkojs .ioss wv.
oiosia 10a miljarda msrek, . k.6r.eo
oo.yvilois ozesd pos.as M oels pr.e.
mysiowe, ale xnaozna tsa oseI6 %.
oele msnnicssi byio ssdy Q mad.
'z'ukowa6 kosdre .iots 1 bardso lest
~nssuralnsm, 70 wielu skonomis6v.
ssor.y jes.ons 10 lat ssmu byli .wo.
l'nnikami waluty m~iss..usj, o IL. ui.
oyi uParsymi' d.is .gadsajs ole q.
~wy'so'ns waluse .aots. Ka.dy bo.
wism " sssadsis sgsdsal sic a. 10.
to wislos jest poasdansm, aby var.
told wssysskich pr,sdmiot6w i.dn.
miars misr.yc mofn., q n. obo.v
d1isiono sic tylko re w.glsd6w prai.
tyoznych' to jest Z powodu br.ku
dossassosnsgo~ materjslu.
Wbrsw pr.swidyw.niom nisk.6.
ryoh wybitnyoh geolog6w. d.is to.
Mkt ME ws'pi, ss produkoja slot.
oedsie jsszoss " dslssym oiagu
snao1nis wsrastsfs. Teanswasl
1883 produkowai Ia 1915 mill. marsL
''os'; I. 1898 "a s27.9 mill, /.
wzross Z roku M rok lest bsrd.o
.na".ny j~eszoss mu daleko do oss..
secsnyoh granio.
Malej wisosi " lynn s.myu s.o-
sunku wsrasta produkcja Zsohodni.i
Australia, ktora pr.e. sr.y kw.r..ay
v roku 1895 sksportowais .ioss
l4.2 mill. mar, .as " lynn samvm
okrssie osasu W Z. 1899 IA 9e.4 mill.
marek. zfotodsjns pol. Al.ski 1
Yakonu 1al dOpisro .ao.yu.j, woho.
d.i6 " rachube.
Navel wiec prry szers.sm .a.so.
'owaniu waluty %z'osej, byls to haste.
Powsfo stopniowo, ME ma d.is povo.
du oba ~iania sic o brak kruszou
'fossgo ! kwsstje monstarna ma 10.
f'y'o mOnomssali.mu niewssplivi.
mosna u"atae Ia ro.wis.an..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
q ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ

- PrzeciwkO nauee jezyka
pOlskiegO. C4e NINA W Prusaoh
Zach. donOsrs nPislgrrymowi" pslp
lihskismu, 90 nastepujs: Nv GIN
nasjum tutsJszsm .akasano branis
udIiafu W lskcjach je.yks polskisgc
ucsniom nitsIyoh klss ~wisosnis dc
kwarty. w v~yasryoh klassob, cd
ssrcji pocsswsry. jss.o.s tsgs pc
swolsnia ME sniedono, leox przsbs
kujs, 70 cd Wielkiejnooy ro,oisg.
nistym sossanis ten zakss ponsd
kwarte. Pfsed kilku dnismi rswi
dowsa gimnasjum nssse radsca mi.
nistsrjslny Msinsrt.. Domyslsjs sic
to pOwytssy zaka. spowodowsi wssi.
nis ten wysoki ursednik". Take ss'
M wisdomoic samissso1a ,Gazsts
Gruds.", kt6ra 10. dodaje do ME-
nssssPujscs cierpkie uwsgi: nRsso,
prswis ME do uwierssnis, q jednsk.
te prawdsiwa. A wieo " Cheimnis,
W tenn GYMNASIUM, utworsonsm ns
podstawis starej wyasrsj szkoiy pol
skisj, ks6ra tam prsss Gale wiski let
niats, " tenn GYMNASIUM snissiono
nsuke jesyka polskiego We wssyst
kicb nitssych klssacb az do tsroji".
D ewangelikach pOlskich "
Pornahskism ogiasra pastor Rhode
kilks srcssg6aow. P~rotsstanci pol.
soy " lic,bie muisj wieoej $4,000
m~iesrksja ~ powistsoh: kepihskim,
odolsnowskim, ostrsessowskim I 90
trowskim, pogranicsuych = CUB. Ia
)isks- So oni pobotni, bardzo uosoi.
vi, q kstdy zb6r polski ssanowi jed.
NJ wielks rodslne. Starry j~esross
re sskoiy umiejs crysac ! pisac pc
polsku, csytajso prrswstnis stare
polskie ksis.ki nsbotus z siedsm.
nssssgo wisku, jsk DsbrowskIego
ksuojonst ! b. p.
Gimnazjum polskie " Gle.
szynie prlssfwsio JuE cstsry late,
opisraJsc sc ~wyiscsnis ns o6srnofoi
rodak6w licry obscnis 230 nos
ni6w " pieoiu klsssoh. 2 poc,ss.
KEN bisa. roku szkolnsgo do tisrw.
ssej klssy sspiss,o sic 90 uesni6~,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

"A jsdnak - pisss " tel kwessj
mSibirskij Wisssnik" -lpomimo Il
wszystka ludnosc m~isjsoows dotych
osas nile .dajs sobis sprawy ami . va
runk6w p~rsssisdlsnia sic, ami
prsyssioici. jaks j. oo.skujs M Sy
berji. I rospo<rsdzsnis ur.edowe
traktasy naukows po.osssjs ola ME!
" dalssym oiagu .upsinie niedostep
nymi. Co ale .al tycsy psfnomooui
k6w. ~vysaanyoh do sbadania ssanu
rzscsy M misjs:u, to " wieksssj
iloSoi wypadk6w podr6ie togo TO.
dsaju nile prowadIs do niossgo 1 "a
rsiajs wiosoian na wielkis 1 niepo
trssbne straty".
Oka.uje sie bowism, 70 og6loej
liosby pe.nomoonik6w 1895 Z. "
pro. powr6 ,iio do domu I nio.em, "
1897 Z. liosba takich psinomocnik6w
wyniosia rs pro-, " 1893 :. 1872 pro-.
avn. b. 70 Q pro. 2 tsgo wynika,
10 saledwis o.elc .nsjdujs .noIns
warunki pr.yssiego bytu.
nSk.. Piet. Wiedomosti" wid.a
pr.yczyne tskiego opiakanego stanu
rsecsy " tenn, 70 ma misjsou sbyt
malo przygotowano .ismi, nadsjsosj
Gle do roskolonixowanis l 70 wisle .
Prsygotowanych dsiai6w ME uadsje
Gle supsinis do osl6w kolonisaoji.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

kiswskich " sumis 800 600 rukli
J~ednoc.sfnis prawis . Mamontowsu
jake byism preseason drogi moskisw
sko' archangislskisj, srssItowano dy
rektora tel drogi, Aroybus.ewa,
oao.slnika wydsislu handlowsgo tei
drogi Kriwoszsina.
Upadsk Mamontova mi podw6j
NJ doniosfOic. Prssdswssysskieu
cofoisto ~udsislous Towarsysswu dro
q MISUNDERSTANDING konoes.
je M droge Aslasns Petersburg
Wiasks abscnle budowe tel drogi
odfoAono ma c.as nisograoiosony. Pc.
wt6re, krach Msmontowa wp.ynsl
nadswyo.aj dsprymujsoo ma gieids
pspier6w publicsnyoh.
Najfwis4s.sm bankruotwsm Jest
r6wniea miljonowa upsdios6 duayoh
fsbryk wagonowyoh nFsn:x" Strasy
spowodowane prses sarssd " kapita-
10 akoyjnym, wynosss fprsssrso 8
miljony rubli. Z,rssdowi osynis ga
rsuty, 70 dsiaiai ne sis VIOLA, wpro
wsdrajso akojousryus.6w bad 90
do istctasgo stanu intsrss6w pr.sd
siebiorstws ! ae swodsii ~publiosnoic.
s%rtuosnis wysrubowujso akoje na
pstsrsburskisj gieidsis. Ma tycb
akcjach publicznoi6 stracila istotnie
wisls miljon6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

iesscss " I. 1893, wynursys sic W
Krakowis ! tam udawai spragnions
60 Ohr.tu p~rosslits. w Krakowie
dopus 'i sic jskisgos os.usswa l do
stall sic do wiesienia ns 3 miss'soe
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
POlacy IA ~obczyznie.

= POlacy W Script. z Bslgrs.
du pisa: Kolonjs polsks " Bel.
grsd.ie. nisgdys II osas6v budowy
kolsi pahsswowyoh dosc .nso.na. to
raz bardso sessosuplaia 1 lioxy bar.
dxo niswielu osionk6w. Poir6d , lob
najwyfsss stanowisko sajmujs dr..
Gssiorowski, posiadsjsoy range star
sssgo lekarsa ~sstabowego, . xamissz
katy " Ssrbji cd lat prsessfo 30
DR.. Gssiorowski cissEy sic We wssyss
kioh sfsraoh tutsjssyoh wielkism
usnsnism ! mirsm, jest pr.ytem bar
dso lubiauy ma dworss kr6lswskim,
On 10 pier wssy udIislii pomooy kr6.
lowi Mllsnowi po 1amsohu, doko
nanym prses Kusas wiosa. w srmji
serbskisj saasy jss.oss inny lsksr.
polak. misnowioie DR.. Sondermajsr,
lekars sztabcwy. ktjry sic oasnif /,
o6rka gsnsraia ssrbskiego. w Ssa
ben, mieiois prowiuojonalnem, po
fotouem mad risks Saws, osiedln sic
dr.. Winawsr I Wsrssawy, W Bel
grad,is dyrsktorem serbskiego Ban
ku krsdysowego, nsjws.nisjssej
mieisoowsj inssysucji 6asnsowsj. jss,
p. Msks Msrski (Markusfeld) War
ssawy; posade sleksrotsohniks prsy
.arIsd.ie miasta .sjmuje r6wnisa
Polsk . Wars.awy, p. Lsnosswsk'.
Pr6os nioh ,amiss.kujs " Bslgra
die j~sszozs kiikunassu polskioh RE
misslnik6w, miedsy kt6rymi wsrakas
ME ma .adosj staisj sp6jni. znany
sic wprawd.is ws.yscy 1 wsp6lusmi
siiami wspisrsmy bisdaka, kt6ry a.
IN sic .aPed.i - sylko taoy sie
sgaas.ajs - lsos M tenn koho.y sic
nss.s pojecie obowissk6w narodo.
wofoiowych, ME ujsss " karby tad
nsj ~s,iilsjssej organi.aoji.
- w Getyndze (prow. Hsno.
wsrsks) .ostafo oswarts pr.ed psru
laty ma f.kultsois 6lo.oiosnym uni
wsrsytetu tamtejssego seminarjum
Ola nauk asekuraoyjnyoh. Seminar
jun to po,ossajs pod pr.swodniO-
TWEEN tajnego radoy profssora L.1i.
81; jsdnsgo nsjwybisnisjs.yoh
ekonomist6w nasEyoh' o.as6w, prsy
ud.ials srsrsgu .nanyoh " swisois
naukowym powag jake 10: prof. ma
tematyki Klsina, prof. prawa Ehrsn-
bsrga, prif. skonomji polityoInsj G
Cohna l innyoh. w Z. b. ukohcsyli
seminarjum 70 nastepujscy polsoy:
Barylski Bsonislsw Wars.awy,
Biehkowski Witold re Lwowa i
Ssaudynger I.ydor Jan : Warssawy.
Ss to pier wil polacy, kt6r.y ukof-
o.yli powatne ~semioarjum uniwsrsy
tsckie .iotywsry sgsamina rIsdo
We, u.yskali pstsns rssoIosnswo6w
ssskuracyjnyoh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
NASZ ZWIAZEK.

q nad.isjs " ssrou 1 meg. ~em v du.
n, ssy,
Pod 1natism or'a .asssp s.srnis.
rxy-
Kroc'y wie.y oismnosy krus.y,
A 'wia'so wisdsy I posssp s,sr.y.
TO na'.a d1islna z ~is,ku dru.yn.,
H"is'ans we.fem brasnisj miloloi,
y obowisskach nam pr.ypomina,
"1gledsm OjO.y.ny. w.glsdem
polskoici.
Ohooiaf mad namihuo.s rpaszo.ykrn,
l kru'.a kopje "biedni ryoer.s"
Nam ME .aszkodza te haroe, kr,yki,
DO my kochamy Ojosy.ns s.o.sr.sI..
Nieoh.j bs.myllne skarlats duohy,
Iona ! nadal W ~ro.kos.y s.als,
DO ma jsk braoi ioh sluoh les, p,o.
oily,
lch dola Polski, ME wxrus., vo.I.
Lec1 my do o'ynu, Ojo.y.n. wo..il
P0da!my 'obis b~rasnis dioh ,gody,
f0dnieimy " gore pogodns o.o.s
l na'1'j piracy danny dowody.
oswia'a Iudu. ssarb Narodowy,
MiiOic bratsrska, syo.liws rady,
1erwae = Ojosysny cisakis okowv.
To - nas.sgo zwis,ku .asady.
W imie tyoh .asad-o braois mill
Krocrmy po trudnej, oisrnistsj dro.
de,
Me spoosywajmy | jsdnej ohwili,
Giya wr6g Ojo.y.ne ciemie.y no.
dss.
Ohoo huors bur.s I bijs grory....
Ny smiaso idzmy do swsgo oelai
Gdy wisd.s pr.sjdsis swisss opromv.
ChOe mas did maio-bed.is mas wiz.
lu....
Mech wiec misofoIs serca s~apson..
Nieohaj duch seody myfli jsduoo.v.
30 1gods, jsdnosc nssss obrons,
l : pros'sj drogi nas. lud nis sboo.v,
Gdy ssi mai kisdyi Polska povoss,
ro1dTismy ra.em pod jednym sna-
klein,
o:sa' Pogoni ! Arohsniosa,
By polsk dowi6dl, 10 jest pol.kismi
w 'prswie wOlooioi nas.sgo ludu,
w swartym szeregu stanismy rarem.
Ola fwiesej sprawy doksasm cudu.
Pol'ks odkupim krwis 1 a~slassmi...
a gdy mas braois I p~rssoiwnsj s.ro.
ny
emofs' djsbssmi, piekiem postras.,,
10 oa''sj piefni nisOh rsbrsmis tony:
Brscisl "a nss1s wOlnolc wasrsL.'
StanissaO Orpiszeoski,
B'sv-r Fills Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

PravdoPodobnis wiec srsnii j. met.
o1ysns. lyle dotyohosas dowisd.ia.
40 Gle o tajsmuiossm d.iewozeoiu =
uiexnanych stron.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Ssdsiowis pr.ysisgli odpowisd.ie-
u "a possawione i'm pytanis, 90 do
why oskaraonsgo. IL giosami: ME.
Kslske o~cismnislsgo .sbrai ojoiso
do domu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

skfadaf wlsyty 8 =. m. wyjschsl
do S2aiy. Kolejs wars.awsko. vie.
dshsks wyjsohsli tet ksIsas Imsry
tyhski, guberuasor wars.awski Mar.
tynow ! wlosgubsrnator hr. Pahlsu.
q powodu krsasoej pomisd.y Ia
dem pogiOski o majscym nsssspic "
dniu ID b. m. nkchou swiass", nau.
csyOisle sIkol slsmentsrnyoh tutsj
ssyoh Romaosyli dsistwis niedo.
rsscsnoIc tsj pogioski, Z sslecsnism,
sby otrsymans wyjainienis powta.
rsaly rodsioom ! domownikom. Lud.
nosc warssawska, ssjsss praos, obo-
jesnis prsyjmowsia pogsosks. Ma.
somiast " OkolicsOh pod~misjskiob,
swsssrosa pc wsisch, " obsonsj DO
rse d'ugicb wisaIor6w, ykonIso iwis
ia" two rsjmowai wisIaisk6w pomi.
mo, IL kapsani cd kilku jus sygodni
ossr.egsli parsfjsn . smbon, ably 90.
bic plotks glow ME rapr.st,li.
- Oszust. w ,,Siowie" war.
s%sawskiem o.ytamy: Niekt6rs pisma
doniossy, to dr.. p. Tismann, rsbin
vegisrski, udsi sic do R.ymu, aby
v d.ieh wssysskieh S Sissyob pr.y
jsc ohr'sicjsdsswo ! wssspic do IA
konu Ffsncisrkan6w. Togo. dnia
jego siostri, doktorks msdycyny,
mis's prsyjsc cbrrsss W Mos.srIs
Nv Hsrcsgowinis) I " tym. oslu Prise.
bywass " kla ,rsorrs. T~ymor.ssm
oksraio sic, 70 T.smsnu sni ME lest
doksorem, ami rADinsm, ale 20 prossu
osrusssm. iuisscym ludri isniarsm
priyjeoia wary kasoliOkiej. Tismann
ott ksrany wiexienism Q missieos osu
" Kr6isssvis - jakiss prssstspsswo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-11
Conflict Of Emotions at the Poultry
Show.
PRIZE WINNERS EXULTANT, OTHERS SAD
Chorus of Grows and Cack|es Upon
Every Side.
PARTIAL LIST OF AWARDS

National Rifles Hall is again. as yester-
day, filled with a chorus of rare crows and
Cackles. The singers, members all of the
tip-top circles of barn-yard aristocracy,
never tire of displaying their vocal talents
but continually vie with one another as to
which can develop the greatest quantity
of noise. Today the chorus commingies
joy and pathos The loudest and proudest
solos come from those coops bearing the
distinctive marks of honor. some blue,
some red. the first denoting the finest spec
linen of the class and the crimson card
marking the second best. There are other
decorated coops. bearing cards, on which
are printed. respectively, the following
legends: Very highly commended"
Highly commended'' and Commented"
This latter class forms the background
chorus for the priZe-winning prima donnas
and singing masters of the feathered fine
ones.
Then there are coops in which the chicks
are very. very sad. In the distribution of
honors they were not in the running from
the start, Notwithstanding the fact that, TO
the eyes of the unframed. they appear to
be kings and queens of their especial
breeds, instead of the treys and deuces the
judges declare them to be. From these I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-11
BILLS OF EXCEPTION FILED
Constitutionality of Snow Law of District to
Be Tested.
Question of Liability of Agents With
Limited Powers Also Involved
Appeal to Be Taken.

Attorney Irving Williamson today filed
bills of exception in the Police Court in the
cases of Thomas Z. Wagganlan and r. o.
Hoffman, who were fined 81 each in court
last week for alleged violation of the snow
law. AS published in The Star at the time,
the snow was not removed from sidewalks
in front of property which was in charge
of the defendants. In each case ii was
shown that they held only a limited agency.
This the court held rendered them liable.
Exceptions were noted at the time.
1t is counsel's contention that the law
under which the cases were brought Is
unconstitutional and void and that ii did
not apply to persons holding such agencies
as were shown in these cases. Under the
bills filed the Court of Appeals may decide
upon the law only so far as II relates to
agents.
Points Made.
The case of Thomas NJ. Gale of the firm
OF Thomas ]. Fisher & Co. vas in court
today as defendant. He was represented
by Attorney j. J. Hamilton. who moved the
dismissal of the case for the following rea-
sons:
First. Because it assumes TO impose upon
the citizens the care and keeping of govern
ment property.
Second. Because it seeks to relieve the
government and the District of Columbia
from their obligation 10 keep the slreelS,
sidewalks and government property IN
safe condition for public use.
Illegal Taxation.
Third. Because it creates a method of
taxation illegal oppressive and unreason-
able.
Fourth. Because it imposes fine upon
an innocent third person for the neglect
and default of another
Fifth. Because it imposed a duty upon
the citizen with regard to property which
he does not own or control
Sixth. Because it is an attempted exercise
of the police power beyond constitutional
and legal limitations.
Judge Scott said he thought this case was
about the same as the other cases, but he
desired to look further into the law before
rendering his decision. He will decide the
question tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-11
The Charge Sustained.

William Howard, gentlemanly-appear-
ing little colored boy, carrying a bundle of
bedding, was prisoner in Judge Kimbalrs
court this morning He had been arrested
by Policeman Turner for jumping on a
street cars His mother was unable to
leave collateral for him, but she took bed
ding to the police station and made him
comfortable This morning the boy APP
peared in court in a mixed crowd of tramps
and disorderly persons.
J IN not guilty" he answered, when the
clerk arraigned him. Il was on the car, -
he admitted but L thought another boy
was going to pay my fare"
Where were you going?' the court ask
ed him.
To kernans Theater." he answered
DO you go to the theater?"
Yes. sir the boy said. Il go there to
sell papers and dance TO earn money for
my mother
His mother told the court that her son
was Of great assistance TO her What mon
ey he earns, she said. he gives her.
Judge kimball imposed "a penalty of 81
or one day on the farm, and Mrs Howard
declared she did not have the money. She
left the court, and her little boy stepped
back in the dock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-11
Is Pofygamy Dying Ont:

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
In last nights Star there was an article
headed "Polygamy Dying Out" in the
thirteenth article of the Mormon articles
of faith, written by their first prophet,
Joseph Smith. sixty years ago, We read
the following: We believe in being honest,
chaste, t~fe, benevolent, virtuous and in
doing good to all men" They have since
managed to create an impression that they
have discarded the practice of polygamy.
Believing them honest in this profession,
Congress has admitted Utah to the Union
as a state. But Bishop Richard w. Hart
of the Mormon Church, in the fall of 1896,
said: Through Divine command, President
Woodruff suspended the ordinance of poiyg-
amy, but 1t has not been repealed In
statehood when we are free from federal
interference, the temple will witness the
solemnization of the marriage rites that
have been suspended, and the penitentiary
viii no longer be filled with men for obey-
ing Gods law. Yes, this ceremonial will
be resumed; Ii has never been entirely sus-
pended" One Of their apostles while con-
Quoting a Mormon conference at Richtield
not long ago told the people there was q
law of the United States prohibiting polyg.
amy. but that he had three wives, and
obeyed Gods law. rather than the law Of
the land"
These facts have como TO my knowledge
within the past few weeks. Dare we, In
the face of them, q lRw-abiding. llberty-
loving nation allow such men TO make and
break the laws OF our beloved land?
January 10. 1899. V. r. LAWS.