davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

uowi towsrsysse ssjuujs misjsos
sepohuietyoh. JuA dobiegli irodks
96ry.. W tenn lunsf M nich r.ssisty
dssscs, . dssses strassliwy, DO wr.s
Gel smoky sab6joss strumisnis. "a
chxiaiy sic szeregi odwainych...
Tylko na chwile, DO Z dosu grsmi
gios gniewnsgo wod.a: nNsprs6d'
Jana Husa msoicislel" Giesny ryk
odpowiad.: nSnisrc pspissom smisrd
uiewisrnyml" / oilspisri. ~znisosu.
lsni wlciekiolois, biegns po trupach,
uapr.6d " gore, pod injury .amko.
We. Jss.ose chwile, . .atknis ryosrs
Jsnowa s.tsndsr taboryt6w ma wie-
~ naro4nej. On to s.sdi Prsodsm,
odsaonii twsr., roskrys ramona ]
piers. Leo. omijsjs 60 pociski, skaiy
/ stzugi smolowe.
Ale = 20 n wai6w wyohyls Gle
drugi, swsrdssy muir. Piecsst piersi
tam stoi, piecset dfugioh misc.6w
bsyska " powietr.u. A po kaadsm
blyInieciu roslsga sic ossatni jek !
ma d6l stacsa sic oietkis oialo tabo.
ryty.
Prysla odwags husyoka o aywy
mur, sbudowany piersi R'.snbsr'
gov. Sisdm razy ponawiai Zyfka
s.turm M .amek, sisdm rasy oofnaa
sic v dolinq. Zschodzaos siohce o.
Swiecalo hahbe taborytow.
w .,mku austyjskim, " kaPlioy,
klsc.y hrabia Ignaoy pred ostsrsem,
otoc.ony waleosnymi swsgo rodu
d.iekuje Panu "a swyoie1two.
TIE deum laudamus! lpiewa kaps
Ian, q giermkowis, ozuwajscy ma mu-
raob, wt6ruja p6agiossm: .Cisbie
Bote ohwalimy"."
A " dollnie, W obosie taboryt6w
panujs TAXA cissa, jak gdyby d,ie
wioa .arasy dotknsia namioty koh-
o.ynami o.srnych swych skrsydsf.
Me trIasksjs ognie, nile dswonis
miec.s, ME ro.leg,ja sic piefni W.
sole. Woiownicy sisdss obok VIC
gov pograaeni W niemej rozpaosy, o
poksrmie I napoju .apomniawssy,
cho6 praoowali cieako cd switu do
zaohodu slohoa.
Gdy odwaga husyt6w prysia Pc
"a. si6dmy o tywy muir Rosenbsr-
gov, wtsdy .gr.ytnsi tylko zyska
zebsmi, targnal wssa, ssklsf ooi, a
mijsjso s.eregi wojsks nile spojrsai
M nile 1 ami jsdnsgo ME wym6wil
s2owa.
Milc.sc, udai sic do swego namio.
tn. To usiadl ma wielkjm cciosanym
,pniu 1 ro.kazai sludxs, ably swcfal
n~aozslnik6w ma rade.
(Cisg dalszy nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

Ma ksistke No. 2 sebrsno 100.
Ma ks'atke No. 80 sebrsno: ST
Barshski 4 parry trsewik6w.
Ma ksiatke No. 1 ssbrano: Morsk
ssdek slsdsi.
Ma ksisake No. 81 .sbrsno: p. 1
Wrssszc. POI beo.ki piws.
Ma ksisfke No. IL ssbrano: Nate
Sugar ~krawatke; Towsr.ystwo Soko
tex Lswskovskiego Filsdelfji
parma K. Miohohska prssesowa, IA.
rsutks M kr.ssao; p. Nierad.ks IA.
rsutks ma krsss,o; p. Barssc.sw,ks
podkows. jsdwsbiu; p. Prswms 2
karafki do pertain; p. 81. Jssieoka 2
reosniki; T. Jasieoka l reosnik; p
Lewandowska lustsrko . mus.li; D
W. Krauss saoik do pudru. podstsw.
Re do papisros6w. ~nao.ynis do .aps.
Eek; p. Rac.yhska kalamsr.; p
ssossPahska talsr.yki.
Ma ksis4ke No. 188 sebrano v
Binghsmpson, N. Y: R. M. Osburu
25c; M. Kolber 100; ]. R. Bradley
loo; b. Anger 25o; Sohulman loo;
J. Ksrstsin 25o; ]. Dozens 25o; J.
Phillips los; s. Marozas los; M.
Baum 25,; Anna E. Soharf 25c; w.
Baum ESQ; A. Laskowioz 1O,; W. L.
Miller 25o; J. Ro.bsrit los; A. Ste
Panik 10,; Vincigo De Lsskonis 1Os.
Ma ksis4ke Nc. 134 1sbrano v
Binghampton, N. Y: A. Howst sos;
Fsldman Weiss 500; M. Broleska
10,; M. Kr6tki 25s; S. Balek 500;
j. Msrges 25c; T. j. Connolly 25o;
T. e. Titzmsrtin 25,; NJ. Calico 25o;
a. Dudas l0,; NJ. Dsnknis 25,; ].
Norburt 25,; M. Dabas 25,;rS. Ko-
sihski 100; A. Stankiewic. 25,; J.
Barsdsvios 25,; L. Bardsswio. 25c;
Jos. Ssrejko sos; P. Bsiso. 100; E.
A. Snow loo; M. Imrka los; r. J.
Gertsr lO,: P. Mankowija 25,; P.
Valosswior 25,; G.. F. Wousohs
lO,; Fir. Sysyk los; B. zdanowis.
loo; A. Msrchel 100; J. S1tobls Soc
NJ. Herman loo; A. Gsjds TO-; J. d.
Elanay TO-; E. II. Tarber IOo; F.
Kenyon loo; NJ. Mihalys 100; G,
Foster l0,; F. F. Pierce 25 }; E. N,
Trip TO-; Frank Fsck 10,; K. Kul.
bis 25c; S. Krna 100; w. Roach 10c,
Ma ksistke No. % .sbrano: North
Western Brewery Co. 5 beo.ek p..
We; Stsnson Brewery Co.,p6t bec,ki
Piws; West Side Brewery l bsczks
piws.
Ma ksisake No. 141 1sbrauo: J
Ossankowski 30 cygar; J. A. Sawal,
ski 8 s.ynki.
Prywatnis o6arowano ma recs ko'
mitetu: Tow. Forsstsrsk Dw6r IL:
Z Parafji sw. Tr6Jcy 1 dywanik,
serwste ma sta | kos1yo.sk do kart
cd Mosller Bros. obras; Paulina Do
banowsks 2 donioskl mitru; FIR
Dorka 2 kr6liki; w. Palewios Ia
narka I klatks; Tow. Forsstsrsl
Dw6r lib ubiorek Ola ohlopca; M
Gilmeistsr IL par trIewik6w; Jar
Bsrtel ksistke do nabo.edstwa; .
Wandsrski pare goiebi; St. Rahsk
pare wasonow pare srtus1nycl
~kwiat6w.
Ma Fairss wygrano l ofarowan,
p~owt6rnis ma korryse FAiru: Tow
D,won Wolnos,i or. 892 z. N. P
obra. pr,edssawiajaoy Koiciussks n,
kouiu; psni Jankiewio1 serwstke
~sukisnke.
(Dals'y ciag nastspi.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

ia, niisj podpissuy csionek Tow.
CIV. Braoi Kosciu'.ki, gr. 185 "
Dunkirk, N, Y, skisdsm serdscsne
podsiekowsnie Zsrrsdowi Csntr. Nv.
N. p. "a rresslne wyp,sosnis mi 20
smisrtnsgo " sumis $500 90 20 Up
tonic mojsj Margarine. Zarssem
skiadsm podsiekowsnIs Zarssdowi
Tow, do kt6rego nslete.
Michas Grzegorzesoski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06
POSZUkIWANlE

Maigorzats Cleriel6wns ~poszukuje Ra-
rola Barbera, rodem z Krakowa lat %.
Ktoby wiedzisf o MIN lub on sam MECH
ds znsc pod adresem: Maigorzata Cispie-
lowna, 1919 N. Lincoln st. Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

yb - s"yA'c
odmownie; pr.yjsc ofiarowsns pr,ed
mioty mofna tylko 20 natarosywycb
protbsch. w listaoh ufyvsne .,
oryg'nalns f,rmufy gr.eo.noaci. Mp.
prsy sakohcssniu nstu pisss Gle
swykls: nPshski wisrny saugs
prIywiszsuy przyjsciel, kt6ry oaiujs
eeoe pahskis". Piszso do kobiet,
m6wi sic " takich rasach o oaiows.
oiu stop. w rseosywistoSoi jsdnak
pocsiunki % " h sxpanji dslsko
rssdsse, ME q mas, . meaozyz oi woa
ls sic ME cafujs. Wog6ls hisrpsf
ska etykieta towar.yska jest rssoss
wislcs skomplikowans 1 sssnowi
pr.sdmios gorliwych studj6w ola
katdsgo kto nie chloe uohodsi6 n
gbura. Nigdsis podseo.niki n~savoir
vivrs'u" ME - tax rospowsssohnio.
ne, jak " Hisspanji. w sskolaoh
ludowyoh etykista towar.yska (.trs.
sato dc urbinsta'1 wykisdans jest M
r6wni Z kateohi.msm. Do ostatnioh
niePowodssh polityornyoh hisspa.
nov p. Lutosiawsk ME prrywis.uje
sbyt wielkisgo snaossnia. Litsrstu
rs i sItuki piekns. sdsnism sutora,
stojs bard.o wysoko " Hisspsnji, .
ostatnich o.asaoh nauka osyni tam
r6wniss postepy. d hiss
panki podobaiy sic ~autorowi, nsjlsp.
ssym tsgo dowodsm jest fakt, TO re
snans postka ~hiszpahsks, panns Zofja
Casarevi posso.yf sic do.gonnym
rwisskiem hymenu.
- Sledztwo przeciwko sw.
PawfOwi. Pewne towarsystwo dob
socrynne " Konstantynopolu ur.s-
Dido nisdawno shisdke. w ode.wie
do greckisj kolonji prsytoczony byi
ustep I lissu fw. Pawfa do Gslst6w.
w kilka dni potem " drukarni, kt6-
"a odbiia ten ,,dokument", sjswii sic
sursoki poliojant I spytai o pmiejscs
samies.kania niejakisgo PAwia", kt6-
~ do misszkaho6w Galata (pr1sd-
misiois Konstautyuopola) wystoso.
val nislojalns odszwe. Df1kar.,
silso sic ma powsge. objafniai, to 6w
Pawei smart jus pr.ed osmnastu vie
sami, ale poliojant, ssd.ao, to Z ME-
60 tarty strojs, wpakowsl 90 do
ares.tu ! woia4 dopominai sic o aires
pniejakisgo" Psw's. Dopiero inter.
~encjs grsokiego ~patrjarchy wyswo-
bodEiia drukarza . rak pollOji turec
kisj.
- ZarazIiwOse suchOt. Ma
kongrssis pr.sciwgruzlio.nym "
Bsrlinis DR.. Frenksl /. HALL objas
oiai, " jaki spos6b mikroby suohot
pr.snoszs sic . jednego Osiowieka
"a drugiego. Kaady eh,ry ma piuoa
jest ponieksd siedliskism ssra,y.
Mikroby grUzliozns ~przsdossaia sic
nastepnemi drogsmi: L. pres sk6
re, 2. pre-. biony s~lu.ne, 8. przss
kanai Holsdkowo kis.kowy, 4. pr.s.
pauc,. Ostatnia droga jest najo.sst.
srs.
U1ups'niajao wywody Fsasnkls,
inny .nany lekar. Lsflsur wyka.al
" swoim odcsyoie, to dzisdsiosnoIc
'uohot ME istnisje, gdya Ohorobs 10
sic ud.iela tylko prsss ~saratsnie, q
ole spsdku po rodzicaoh. Cd TO.
dzic6w pochodsic mote .tylko og6lna
siabowitos6 organizmu, kt6ra uspo.
saba do istwiejsIego .~araasnia sic.
Js4sli " jsdnej rod.inis .apads ma
suchoty kilka os6b. to niswstpliwis
wskutsk pr.snos.snis sic .arasy =
jsdnsj osoby ma drugs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

Zn0csra csssc sssrssorsy sr,sp .ss.S
sso'eych ma sscyczaj seysysonia sisnSS-
ssy "a tcstepne, odznaks st. o. Cd NO.
a'yeA estonk6,c pray scysssansu apEsso-
~. Jesao sseyczqj nisprGEsyss~y.
A.sda grupa ssoiqzkoseo (dop6xs ~.
aps"dotoanq ME jesC ma Eredyt - H.-
ne Rsadu Csntralnego. Wo6se sseo
sskretarze z opfatq rstspne0o "a .o.eyeA
szfonk6,o potoinni sic .estrsyn,ac DO
o6ty, dop6ki ME osrsymajq racAunxs
ID sekretarza jeneralnego. NY o ns-
srem ME ~zapomniemy, prsy ~vypisyss.
1iu cy~rAsIarsa o to o6Gny nsemA
Rdy sas sekretars osrzyma Cd mas cyr.
sularz "a rdehunkiem) ; gdy nc pre-
coma, se rachunek ten ACADIA sc sjsot
~ss'qskami, potoinien prsesSaS "a rscs
sasysra ZU. N. p. lyle, iLe ter raehv-
'eh s'ykasuje - ans nsnisj, ans :ossce,.
9dy Sopro'oadzfmy ten porsqdek q
IA saacsze, miejsca mice nse 6edq Co
posorne nisdoksadnosci, Et6re soiely
'skretdrzom grup spat nie posualajQ,
q nam przes 70 oszczedzicie pano.eis
SseIe ssasu. SHKR. JENsRAInx.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

Psy " mieScis postrsslano. Gale &c
uisssoseaoie spsdao M mas I powodu
uisdbalstwa t~utsjssyoh rssdssoyoh
niemiassk6w. Obur.snis ludnoScl
ogromne".
= RektOrem uniwersytetu ia.
giell0hskiego M rok l899-l90O
sostsi wybrany Sssnisiaw hr. Tar
uowski. professor litsrasury polskiej
Kolej vyboru prsypadaia wprswd.is
"a wydsiai lskarski, jednak dokona
no wyboru wbrsw tel kolsi re wsgls
du ma pr.ypadsjscy " roku prrys.-
lynn jubilsuss gaownej s.koiy Jagisl-
lohskiej.
- P0lityka w.. trabie. w
Krakowis odbyi sic fsstyn ns rssc.
gimnas;um cisssyhskisgo, kt6ry po.
wi6dl sic s~wistnis, mimo, 70 fsstyno
wi stswia6 prsssskode stsraly sic tym
ra.sm - wiadss wojskowe.
Ma placu fsstynowym sjawiiy sis
mu.yh wojskows ID 1 So puiku pie
ohoty 1 mialy ssbra6 sic do granis.
Wtsm nsdohodIi roxkas cd komend.
twierdzy generaia Flsoks Won Fslk
hansen, sabraniajscy kapelom VOL
skowym udsialu W fsstynie. Natych.
miast ks. kanonik Fills W towarsys.
twis drugisgo o.lonks komitetu ud.l
sic do gsnsraaa Alborisgo +. prosbs
o oofniecie nisspodziewansgo .ska.u.
General Albori oiwiadO.yi, 70 ME
mote sic misszac do atrybucji ko.
msndanta ~twisrdEy. Zaksx powyt
sly ma bard.o wyrsznis skierowsne
choc utsjons ostr.e polityo.ne. WI
docsnie ktos sic obawial, aby dz~ie
ki wojskowyoh trsb ro.br.miswajsc.
na fsssynie ME wydaiy sic giossu
trsb sadu ostateosnsgo.
- Hr. Andrzej POtocki, pr,y
ssfy d~omniemauy marsIafek krsju,
jest w~dsiec.nym sluabodawca. Vie
10 : pomied.y .atrudnionyoh " jsgo
dworss ludsi, - pis.s nNapr.6d"-
Gale aycis spedsiio ma usiugsoh jas
ME wislmofnsgo psns, miedxy inus
mi nisJaki Msrsk Is lat, q Dr6ada
pe,nych lat 30. w,amIan "a to wdo
Wy tYoh lud.i cisrpia god . kilkor
giem drobnyoh d.isOi 1 ME otrsymu
j. cd hr. Potooklego ssdnsgo SASH
ku.
- BOlesfaw MOniuszko, syn
niesmisrtelIsgo piewcy, wiolonoss-
lista inspector orkiestry tsatro
Wislkiego " Wsrssswis, obchoi.ii
trsyd.iessolecis praoy jake ozsonek
tsjts orkisstry. Sympatyc.nego ju.
bilats lio.ns grono prsyjaoi6i Z Bar
oswicsem M ossls podejmowaio uor
t. 1biorows, wrec,ajsc mu pamistko
w pisrIcien brylantowy.
- Miesiac W piwnicy. w domu
Prsy al. Lsssno y Warssawie pre-
s.io mieaiso .sisisiaa samknisty "
piwnioy nisssozsIliwy oblakany Hen
ryk S.isjswski, 22lstni mlod.isnisc,
syn b. urIednika. Oh POI roku .dra
d.ai on zboo.enIs umyslowe, lee,
dopiero prssd miesiaosm pr.ss.lo
ono " furjs, kt6ra objswiis sic mani,
%tlucssnia okisn. Rodzics zsjmuja
miss.kanis M III pietrse, W obawie
satem, aaeby " crasis ataku obsaka.
ny NE wyskocsyl, prssd miesisoem
umiescili 60 " piwnioy, cd kt6rej
niswielkis okienko wyohodsi ma uli
%. Rs.sm I nissrczesli~ym sied.ia.
h biedna matka, kt6ra ami ma kroh
ME odstsPuje syns, bsdso marathon,
nswst ma bioIs podoIas napadu farji.
Podobuo matka jest TAX pr.ywis.ans
do swego d.ieOka, .e do tel pory ME
choiala sic rgodEic. ma oddanis 90 dc
sIpitals. WrssEois pr.ybyi na misj.
soc lskar. c~yrkuiowy wrar . pred.
ssawiOislsm policji, kt6ry skonststo.
wswsIy fakt obisksuis. p~oleoii nile
srczeiliwsgo odssiac do s.pisala sw
Jana Bozsgo, poozem nwolniono 20
3 prsymusowsgo wierienia I umiss..
csono " srpitalu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

SeAresarzs srup nie npeya sos,ses
p-a,oa kreSlie 1v6 snsieniae .achulES,
st6re ,oycAodzq g naszego 6isro. JessN
'ekretars grupy osrzymuje G Ssvro No
osego rachunek, kt6ry sic nis sgadso Q
jego o6liczeniomi, posoinien nsns sok
rachunek z,or6cie 70 ciqgu 10 najdale
sni s nam pozosta,cie sposo6noSt
poprGsoissia takiego -acAunkv.
SsxSsrAss y1eyHAEur7s
Sekrstdrze gr,p pray raporsaea u.sss
siscznych po,oinni konieczsie sosacsas
kdrty podr6zne, ma mocy ks6rych przU-
mujq czfonk6w z innych grup. Prgg
odsuspsndopaniu' czsonk6,o, sekresare
grupy posoinicn sasosze saznaczaeprsss
jak dugi czas czeonek 6ys susPsndo-
Ddnym. - SxKRErARz JsH8sA1Nx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-16
Women In India.

From the London Globe
Many natives in India are now Joining
with Europeans in attacking the system of
child marriage, and a social reformer has
come forward with carefully prepared set
of rules for the education of girls. which. it
is said IF duly observed. will be found to
be of great advantage" For 1t is thought
that by education reform will come, and
the seven million married girls not yet in
their teens have plenty of time, even in the
midst of their domestic duties, to devote to
their lessons. The social reformer advises
their instructors to proceed on these lines:
Don't teach the girl any language useless
to her life. Don't teach her work which
she will have no occasion to do. Don't
waste her precious time in imparting
knowledge which she will have no occasion
whatever to use Don't try to teach her at
school what she can beJer and more nat
urally learn at home. These and some 9TH
eIs Of an equally homely kind are the rules
which the Indian social reforner lays down
| for the amelioration Of the native girl But
1t Is open to doubt whether education even
on sensible lines is sufficiently powerful to
break down caste prejudices. which are of
course, the real reason Of the native wo-
mans undeveleped state. The only Euro
pean invention which has done anything SO
far to destroy these prejudices Is the rail-
way and It Is unlikely that education can
be really usefully employed until the rail-
way has made q much further advance In
| its pioneer work. Certainly the government
can never take any steps to interfere in the
thorny question Of caste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-16
DRAINING MISSOURI SwAMPS.
A Most Important Project Under Way
in That State.

From the St Louis Globe Democrat
THE most important enterprise now I'M
der way in southwest Missouri is the drain
ing of the swamps in Scott Pemiscot and
New Madrid counties" declared State SEN
ator John f. Marshall of Sikeston at the
Laclede. Five or six big dredge boats
are now at work in various parts of the
three counties named. and channels are be-
ing cut through the forests and swamps so
that the water can run off. The work is
being done under what is known as the
Indiana law which was adopted by the
legislature of this state, with some modifi-
cations. This law allows the residents of
a locality to form what is known as a
drainage district. There may be several of
these districts in a single county. The dis
trict is then authorized to issue bonds to
pay for the work of reclamation. These
bonds have found ready sale in the ffnan-
cial centers of the east, and have brought
a premium. They are practically as good
as gold, as the land is worth many times
what 1t costs to drain and clear it Land
" hich before the present movement was in
augurated could have been bought for from
10 cents to 50 an acre is already bringing
- and 50. 1t Is as fertile the Valley of
the Nile ever was, and once drained and
cleared of timber will be easily worth $40
an acre
There will be thousands of acres of this
land, and within the next few years it will
be 50 improved that one would not know it.
The dredging is being done by heavy boats
of the latest pattern, which not only dig
out the soil, but the stumps as well. They
are cutting channels forty feet wide right
!! through swamps, while 1aterals of a less
width are run wherever needed. The drain
ing of the low country will not only render
thousands Of acres Of fine land available
thereby bringing the southeast to the front
with rush, but it will promote the gen.
eral health of the section. Next to the
drainage work, I believe the lumber bust
nomenal interest. You know there is a
great deal of hardwood, especially oak and
gum, cut in our section. Lumbermen tell
me the Increase in prices within the last
few months amounts to fully 80 1-3 per
cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-16
THE NEW FIGURE.
wasp-Like Waists Are No Longer in
Vogue.

One of the topics on which dressmaker
lately returned from Paris loves best to
dwell is the new figure" There is d cor
set under 1t, you may be sure, but 1t is a
corset which combines all the graceful,
comfortable, sensible and practical ideas
ever &c Ned in that lire. 1t does away
with the wasp-like waist ana Is said to
have been adopted by so many queens of
fashion that all the rest of the feminine
world might just as well get used to It, To
those who cannot afford the LUXURY Of be-
ing fitted in this edition de luxe, as i: we're.
it will be an immense conso'a ton to know
that the same results can be achieved prob
ably by loosening up the strings Of the one
worn at present. Every now and then fash
ion pretends that nothing less than a re-
turn to the long lines of the Grecian maid
en- will satisfy its fancy of what the really
artistic feminine figure ought to be. but II
never lasts long, like the copies of great
grandmothers' picture gowns, which only
look we'll at private theatricals-and awful
ly dowdy everywhere else.
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and chiefs Of departments down to the APP
prentice boys. This work must be done"
The work was done. too. Day AMI night,
Sundays as we'll, for the first time since the
civil war, every department of the vast
workshop was in full blast. Dne by one
at first and then in small fleets the vessels
that had come to the yard as the harmless
galleons of commerce or the purveyors of
oil and provisions to lonely light house
keepers down the coast, departed, full arm
ed and armored messengers of destruction
Over hundred vessels of all descriptions
We're added to the available force for coast
defense and feet tender duty. 1t was hut
the evidence Of what can be accomplished
under the direction of such a man as Ad-
miral Farquhar. He is an officer beloved
and respected by his men and his officers
In the opinion of the latter no more able
fleet commander could have been selected
for the home squadron.
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A Mother Seals Long Swim.
From Our Dumb Animals.

Ernest Whitehead captured a young seal
near Anacapa Island, California, recently,
and took him on board his ship. AS the
vessel started the mother seal was noticed
swimming about, bowling piteously. The
little captive barked responsibility. After
reaching the wharf at Santa Barbara the
captive was tied up in a jute sack and left
loose on the deck. Soon after coming to
anchor the seal responded to it's mothers
call by casting itself overheard, all tied up
as 1t was In the sack, The mother seized
the sack and with her sharp teeth tore 1t
open. She had followed the sloop eighty
miles.
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Bicycle and Wagon Collide.


From the Millinery Trade Review.
p In spite of all the different kinds of trim
ming in use, there has been no decrease in
the demand for plumage. All the fancy
sorts ushered In at the beginning of the
season are maintained in vogue, and to
these may be added goura aigrettes, falcon,
heron, cormorant and owls feathers.
Ostrich commands a ready sale, while
white, black and natural-colored paradise
Is once more in great request On capelines
and directories paradise aigrettes are some
times fastened over the left ear, SO that
the light plumage floats forward over the
front of the brin, not backward, as it has
more generally been worn.
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Coffee and tea are rendered much more
fragrant II made hot mot burned at alb
before water is poured on them.
When lamps are clogged with oil, the
burners should be boiled In a strong solu-
ton of soda and water and allowed to get
thoroughly dry before being used again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-16
For the Ladies of Charity

Mr.. Thos. E. Waggaman has consented to
throw open his fine galleries of painting
and ceramics at his home, 1900 o street,
the Ladies of Charity of St Patrick's
Church. These ladies do a great deal of
good in assisting the poor, and they cover
in their labors the entire city, and make
no discrimination In their charity as TO re-
lgion.
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MertZ' S Drug Store

ELEVEN TEN ST south SIdeJ
N"t connected with any other stoIe
Two weeks i'm our new
store, and busy from the
hour we opened.
We are grateful to our
friends and the public for
their kind wishes and pa
tronage. We shall en-
deavor to deserve it.
Clean, fresh stock, every
thing new, twenty years
practical experience, we
shall try to make it to your
Interest to make this YOUR
Drug Store.
For many years past we
have made the prices for
"Drugs" in Washington.
We shall continue to do so,
handling only the best,
our name being a guaran=
tee Of quality.
EDWARD P. MERIT,
South Side of F st.
1t. ONLY ONE STORE.
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44-inch Storm Serge, blue and black.
Extra values at ste yard.
For Tailur-made Suits show
handsome assortment of Broad"l0ths,
Cheyiots. Venetian. Storm SeTges, Cray
enettes. Whipcords. Wool Poplins etc.
Prices very moderate.
\ lovely shade of Pearl Gray Broad
cloth at 81 90 yard.
English nCmespunS. in blue tan,
brown and gray. at 81 yard.
Partisan Camr!'s Hair Plaids, in
great variety Of pretty color effects, at
$3.50 and So yard.
Big variety Of Golf Piaids at S1.Io and
s. yard
Exquisite Crepons that call forth un-
stintCd admiration from every caller.
SILK and W, DIN all the new weavings-
at from 81 80 to IS yard--in the follow
ing effects:
BlisterS. Soufies,
Bars, Knots.
Oudude Chenille.
Striped, Corrugated
A big variety Of MOhair CrepOns at
81 TO 81 yard.
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Made No Denial.

When the detectives went to this house
on e street and saw Cox and the woman
they made no effort to deny the presence of
the missing man in their house. He was
found on an upper floor in a room where
there vas little furniture other than a cot
Stewards condition was described as pitia-
BILE in the extreme. He was unable to
stand alone, and seemed to have been in
stupor for a long time. A physician who
was called advised that the sick man be
taken to Providence Hospital, which was
done. When he had improved and was out
of danger be was taken to his boarding
house, whera ne has since been under the
care of physician.
Saturday afternoon he was driven to the
office of District Attorney Anderson, and
this official heard his statement Among
other things. Stewart said he remembered
taking a drink with the people charged,
and the dose. he said, a bitter one. He
was soon robbed of his reason, he said, and
he told of ether events as he remem bered
them after he ragained his senses. From
the district attorneys office Stewart was
taken home, and Detective Miller Swore
out the warrant in the Police Court.
Soon after the arrests We're made yes
to-day morning the defendants We're re-
leased on $1,000 security. This morning it
was reported that Cox was sick and unable
to appear in court. Stewart, the officers
reported, was also too sick to appear, and
continuance of the case was found to be
ne ceSsary.