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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-28
FEAR VISAYAN OUTBREAK
RUPERT0 SANTIAGO, POSING AS THE
AMERICANS FRIEND, ARRESTED.
He Is Charged With Organizing Revolutionary
Junta. American Troops Burn One
of the Enemy's Towns.

Manila, Oct. 27.-6.15 p. =, M. Ru-
pertO Santiago, one of the wealthiest
Nisayans, who had taken the oath of
allegiance to the United States and
who posed as a friend of the Americans
has been arrested at Iloilo, while other
Visayans. are being watched. The pris-
oner is charged with organizing a revO-
lutionary iunta. Santiago owns sugar
estates throughout the Island of Negrcs.
1t is asserted that council of ten and
the manager Of the junta met daily at
Santiago's office for the purpose of en-
gineering an extensive scheme of col
lections for an insurrection. One of
Santiago's steamers was captured car
ryng supplies to the rebels. His arrest
caused rumors of an outbreak OF the
natives of Iloilo and precautions have
been taken to prevent trouble.
A battalion of the Eighteenth regi-
ment and the marines of the gunboat
Concord form an expedition at Concep-
ton, northern Panay, which is search
ing for the Concord's coxswain, who
was lured ashore by a white flag, and
who is supposed to be prisoner. They
found the place deserted and burned,
every house as q punishment.
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LONG CABINET SESSION.
Philippine Situation and Ohio Politics
Both Discussed.

Washington, Oct. 2T.-Ihe Cabinet
meeting today lasted two hours and a
half, an hour longer than usual.
After the adjournment the members
were unusually reticent. One member
said that the President had cautioned
them against making any statement
about the meeting today. 1t can be stat
ed, however, that the discussion related
to the Philippines, and there is reason to
believe that it was in reference to mill
tary and naval plans which are to be
placed i'm operation soon.
fully an hour of the session of the
Cabinet was consumed in a discussion of
the political outlook, especially in Ohio,
some of the members having received
advices from their friends engaged in
the campaign conveying an accurate
statement of existing conditions.
The Philippine discussion was brought
about Through newspaper publications of
recent date purporting to outline the
treaty or arrangement which General
Bate has made with the Sultan of the
Snlu archipelago. Secretary Root took
occasion to point out the unsoundness
and unfairness as lie alleged OF the criti-
clsms of that arrangement, especially
where they relate to the question of
slave-h0lding in the Island.
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The Kid ParalyZes Billy Stiff.

ST. Louis, Mo-. Oct 27-'The initial
boxing entertainment of the West End
Athletic Club was held tonight at its
new quarters i'll the mammoth Coliseum.
1he bright particular star of the night
was Kid Mccoy. who appeared with
Billy Stiff of Chicago as an opponent.
Mccoy had the advantage of Stiff i'm
height and reach. but in weight the lat
ter was favored by several pounds. For
the first half dozen rounds Stiff appear
ed i'll great awe of his opponent and re-
manned on the defensive AS a matter of
fact Mccoy was able to draw him out
only a few times during the thirteen
rounds. Stiff showed that he was fight
er and several times had the Kid i'm a
tiekhsh position. In the eighth Mccoy
took the benefit cf the count owing to a
collision and fall and again in the
twelfth when the Chicago boy put him
down with a terrific right hand punch i'm
the back Of the neck.
the lid recuperated quickly in each
instance and continued to force the fight
ing. His foot work was beautiful and
he side-steIped blow and blow. In the
thirteenth round Mccoy played his left
Tightly for Stift's nose and as the lat
ter raised his guard high the Kid whip
ped his right over like a flash to the
point of the jaw. Stiff fell fiat on his
back and lay motionless. After he was
counted out Mccoy carried the fallen
man to his corner. Stiff did not recoy1
er his faculties for some time.
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WOMEN AND MISSIONS.
Accident to MIR. L. A. Carr. Death Of
Jas. 7. Cain, Jr.

Durham. n. c., Oct. 27.-(Special y
The Woman's Foreign Missionary I'm
ion of the Orange Presbytery, adjourned
this afternoon, after being in session
here for the past two days. The fol-
lowing were the delegates in attendance:
Mrs w. p ATcCorkle, Graham; Mrs.
G.. H. Wiley, Winston; Mrs. Yates and
Mrs. Minor. Greensboro; Miss Gertrude
Hammer, High Point; Mrs. Lula Moore,
Burlington; Miss M. Il. Coble, Climax;
Mrs. Il. L. Walker Milton; Mrs. Lettie
Walker, Leaksville; Miss Sampson,
Greensboro; Mrs. e. l.. Harris, Chapel
Hill; Mrs Scott Graham Mrs. Her
bert Battle, Winston; Mrs. d. J. Currie
Chapel Hill; Mrs b. Fuller, Mrs. Geo.
III. Beall, Miss Lizzie Rawls, Dllrham;
Mrs. Louis Baker, West Durham.
In addition to the above, the mission
any societies of the different churches
of this city sent delegates to the meeting,
the presidents of the societies sitting with
the officers of the Missionary Union.
these presidents and delegates Were as
follows:
First Baptist church-Mrs. i. w. Bat
tile. president; Mrs. w. G. Tyree, and
Mrs ]. II. Day, delegates.
Trinity Methodist church-Mrs. "A. G.
Carr. president: Mrs. l.. W. GTissom.
delegate. St. Phillips Episcopal church
Mrs. r. w. Winston, president; Mrs.
Bessie Leak, delegate. Main Street
Methodist church--Mrs. w. II. McCade
and Mrs. Mrs Jessie Dickson, delegates.
AT the annual meeting of officers OF
the Union the following were elected:
President, Miss $. OH. Dixon. Winston;
first vice-president, Mrs. Lettde Walker,
Leaksville; second yice7preslident, Mrs.
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w. p. McCorkle, Graham; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs B. l.. Duke, Durham.
Mr. Jas. f. Cain, Jr., died at his
home several miles from Durham, Thurs
day afternoon, after an illness of two
days. He was about 40 years of age,
and leaves a father, mother, four sisters
and two brothers. Deceased was udl-
married. One of his sisters is Mrs. j..
S. Manning. of this city. The funeral
services viii take place in this city to-
morrow.
Rev. S. s. Bost and Mr.. 7. III. Martin
are each minus a valuable bicycle, which
were STOLEN from Them
S. X. Darlington is preparing to have a
new brick building, SOx64 feet, two
stories IN height, erected ON Red cross
street Mr.. Darlington Will move MS
cigar factory to the new building when
completed He has bought the outfit
of the old Durham Soap Works, and will
conduct soap factory in the new bnld-
ing also.
MIR. l.. A. Carr, of this city, was
thrown from a horse in Winston yeSter-
day, but escaped with only few Slight
bruises.
deputy Collector John V. Rigsbee sold
upwards of $4,000 worth of revenue
stamps today, making the cash sales so
far this month about $1S5,000. The sales
at the end of the month will foot up a
total of over 100000, which will be
the largest in the history of this city
News reached here last might that Rus
sells planning mills at ClarkSville, Va,
were destroyed by fire yesterday Amount
of damage unknown here.
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The Millions Not Gift to Cornelius.

New York, October 27.-The World
will tomorrow publish the following:
Cornelius Vanderbilt, at his home, No.
Cos Fifth Avenue, at 10:45 O'Clock last
friday night, made this important
statement to a World representative:
The agreement by which j receive
$4,000. 600 from my brothers portion of
the estate has been made to appear as Il
mere gift. 1t is no gift, but the result
Of compact entered into before my
fathers demise. BY this compact | was
to receive no less than 10,000,000."
Mr. Vanderbilt was asked if there
would be an amicable settlement Of the
estate on the basis indicated by the
transfer of 100000 to him from Al
fred's portion. To this he replied:
"You must excuse me. / will not dis
cuss the matter further | just ask to
be set right before the public. All m9
interests are in my lawyers hands"
1t is said that he viii soon retire from
the place in the New York Central Of
fee he now occupies and that he will
never attempt to have a voice in the
family councils or in the management
of the enormous Vanderbilt properties.
His plan. it is added is to go into the
banking business as Il partner of his
liather-in-law. r. T. Wilson. Neither
Cornelius Vanderbilt, nor Mr.. Wilson,
would discuss this statement, burt such
action upon the part of Cornelius Van
derbilt is expected by his relatives and
the intimate friends of the family.
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Woman Masquerading as a Man.

AsheyilIe, n. c., Oct pa letter re-
ceiyed here by the wife of Bandmaster
Coe, of the Twenty-ninth infantry u. S.
volunteers, says that when the transport
carrying the regiment to Manila arrived
at Honolulu, one of the employees of the
ship became very ill, but refused to take
medicine or have the attendance of a
physician Colonel Hardin ordered a sur
geon to attend the case and it was dis
covered that the patient was woman
in male attire going to the Philippines
to represent an Anne. .rican newspaper
She refused to disclose her name OF the
paper she would represent.
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CONTEST FOR M0RGAN's SEAT
Col. J. D. Roquemore Will Enter the
Senatorial Lists.

Montgomery Ala, Oct 27.-Colonel
John ID. Roquemore, of this city, today
announced his candidacy for the United
States Senate to succeed Hon. John T..
Morgan. Colonel Roquemore is a lawyer
and has never been an office holder, ex-
cept to represent Barbour county in the
State Senate. Colonel Roquemore will
announce his position on the leading pub
lie questions in a few days. The contest
for Senator Morgan's seat promises TO
be extremely warm. Senator Morgan is
candidate for reelection. Ex-GOver-
nor William c. Oates is his only avowed
opponent in addition to Colonel Rogue
more, but Governor Johnston's announce
ment of his entrance into the race is ex-
pected daily
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GEN. GUY V. HENRY Is DEAD.
The Late Military Governor of Porto
Rico Passes Away Peacefully.

New York, October 27.--Bcigadier
General Guy Y. Henry, u. 5. A.. late
Military Governor of Porto Rico, died
few minutes before o'clock this
morning, ut his home, 139 Madison ave-
nue. of pneumonia, aged sixty years. He
had been unconscious for several hours
and his end was peaceful At his bed
side were all the members Of his fam
lily except his son, Captain Guy V.
Henry, Jr.. who is in the Philippines.
SORROW IN WASHINGTON.
Washington, October 27.-The death
of General Henry was announced ar
the War Department in a dispatch from
Lieutenant Traub, aide de camp, on the
Generals staff. The interment win be
at Arlington National Cemetery next
Sunday or Monday.
The announcement was received with
heartfelt expressions of regret from
Secretary Root, Adjutant General Cor
bin and other high officials, as well
as from the rank and file ab0ut the
War Department, for Geheral Henry
was a well known figure here and uni
versally esteemed.
General Henry's death has the effect
of leaving vacant the command of the
Department of the Missouri, to which
he was recently appointed. Il has
the further important effect of creating
another vacancy in the grade of Brig
adler General in the regular army, Gen
eral Henry standing fourth on the
list
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AMERICANS LOSE TWO MEN.
Young Encounters the Foe Who Is
Strongly Entrenched.

Manila, Oct. 27.-10 a. m.-Ganeral
Young's column, which left San Isidro
yesterday morning at daybreak, moving
northward in the direction of Santa
Rosa, encountered the enemy strongly
entrenched just beyond the Tuboatin
river. A brisk fight ensued and the
rebels were repulsed. Two Americans
were killed and one wounded Pursuit
was impossible on account of the width
and depth of the stream.
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ANDRADE, FLYING, SAYS FIGHT.
Foreign Ministers Do Not Yet Recog-
nize Castro's Government.

Caracas, Venezuela, Oct. 27.-The
Foreign Ministers met yesterday at the
American Legation and decided not TO
recognize the Castro Government with
out instructions from their respective
governments.
President Andrade has cabled frcm
Barbados where he arrived recently, to
the commander at Puerto Cabelo. to
defend that city against General Castro
to the last extremity.
Coro and Maracaibo have surrendered
to General Castro.
Order reigns here
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Pettigrew Says He Is Ashamed.

Minneapolis, Mimi. Oct pa Jour
nal special from Aberdeen, ). d., says:
Reports from Senator Pett'grew's
meeting at Woonsocllet, credit hlm with
having euIogized Aguinaldo as patriot
and hero. He never once referred to the
achievements of the South Dakota regi-
ment in Luzon or mentioned its home
coming At the conclusion of this por-
ton of his address he said:
81 am ashamed of my country; /
would pull down the flag and go back
and blot out recent history if | could.
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In a contest for recognition at the
hands Of the mine operators of Blrming-
ham, Ala. the Knights of Labor scored
signal victory over the United Mine
Workers the operators declaring they
would treat, only with the Knights of
Labor. as the demands Of the United
Mine Workers were unreasonable.
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Both branches of the City Council Of
Richmond, Va. have adopted resolutions
providing for the suitable entertainment
Of President Mckinley and party dur
ing their visit there on the occasion of
the launching Of the Shubrick.
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Florence Marryat Dies In London.

London, Oct. 27-Florence Marryat
Mrs Frances Lean, the well known
authoress, died in London this morning.
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that the Divine blessing may rest upon
your efforts and those of my gallant
army to restore peace and good govern
ment to that portion of my empire and
to vindicate the honor of this country
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
Glossy przedsejmowe.
y Beaver Falls, Pa.

Korzystsjsc prrysiugujscego
pravs sabisranis giosu pred Sci
mem swisskowym, pisre ! ia kilka
SLOW, msjscyoh ne osIu dobro nasssj
organirscji.
y Dom Zwisskowy powinisp sta
nsc bsEwsrunkowo, leos mojem .da
MEM dom ten powiDisn stansc "
jsdnsm & mIast portowyob mp. "
Baltimore, Filsdslfji lub New Yor.
ku, ! " domu tym mog'sby by6 jed
"a ssls ola prsybywsjsoych polskiOb
smigrsusow, ksorsyby snalssc mOgli
o~hwilOwy prsytuisk opisfe. Pc
wtjrs, v domu tym powinisn bye
urzsdsony prsysusek Ola kalsk !
ssaroow swisskovyoh, ksorsyby
prsytsm mogli sic opiekovsc PREY.
bysrami re starsgo kraju. w TAXI
wiec sposob Dom Zwisskowy m6gi-
by siusJc do kilku rzsosy idsslnych;
rss o~chsoiasby vyohodz ,6w pol
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
2 Chicago. Ill.

Tow. Polskioh Krawoow gr. 5 Nv.
N. p iyosy sobie, ably ma ssjmis
XIII bysy porobione " k~onstytucji
Zwiszku Mar. Pol. Masterpieces
rmisny ! obostrrenia.
~ Art. III par. 5 usupe,nic, ably
brsmisi; Kstds grups sar6wno jsk /
kstdy pojedykczy ossonek 2. N. p,
biorscy udrisi " snsrchistyosnyoh
zsburssnisch, p~opesnisjsoy sbrodnis
kryminslos lob kt6ry prsycrynii sic
do usscssrbku msterjalnego n wiss.
ku, ss Nv. wydslonym bedsie.
Uwsgs. CIR. 5ta ma ns mysl tych
Zwisskowo6w, kt6rzy rekomsndujs'
1 wpro vsdssjs oboryoh l uiomnyoh
ksndydst6w do ". N. p. grup
tsgof.
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z Buffalo, N. Y.

Ma posisd,eniu p6iroosnem dnia
10 lipoa r. b., my, csionkowie tow.
Jan III SObisski, gr. 278 Nv. Na-.
Pol, obralilmy p~owt6rnis na dele.
gaia do Ssjmu XIII Zwiazku Mar.
Pol. tersz aisjs.ego delegate ssan.
OBJ. E iwarda Gorskiego, kt6ry jest
ssarym oIionkiem zwis.kowym ora.
rsiotyoislsm grupy n~aszsj, wiec ma.
my radrisjs, as jsk dotyehc,as tax
y przyssiosci bedsis staral sic 1
praco val na korzySc zwissku Mar.
Pol. jsk nasrsgo towarrystwa, a
misno wioie "a budows Domu Zwias.
kowsgo " Buff 40, N. Y, Lt5rsgo
bsrd1o pragn'smy, gdys Buff 10 pc
siada 90 nsjmnisj do 10000 polskiej
ludnOsci 1 jest drugiem Z r.sdu
misssem 90 do lic.by o.ionk6w swis..
10 wyoh. gdybysmy misll Dom
Zwiaskowy W BOffalo, TO zwis.sk
Mar. Pol powiekssyfby sic o kilka
sysisoy oIionkow wisosj.
Oras posssnowilismy sic stsrac
prses ns.Iego sranownsgo delegate.
sby Zsrrsd Csntralny, ziosony |. to
razoiejssych srsnownyoh obywateli,
po.ostai 20 Sejmis XIII, gdyt sic
skiads z nsjwybituisjssyoh orionk6w
tel organi.soji. ks6rsy ius wisls dob
rsgO sdsiasali ma korzyac zwis,ku
Narodowego ! oaiego og6iu polskis.
go.
Ignacy j. Re 5ziora, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03

do tow. to chociaaby opsaosli regu-
laruie o~yrkularse Zvisskovs, ose.
ssokroc sostaja n dug tow. suspsn.
dowani " Zvissku. Jest 10 wielks
niespravie iliwot6, DO to~wsrrysi&a
ctestokroc nskiadsjs specialize po-
datki M chorsgwis, odsnak', koscio-
ty, wymarsss I {. p, giy orionsk
ubogi ME mote tyoh w~s.Jsskioh ole.
aar6w opaacic, to .,misst go tylko
sasuspendowac " tow, suspenduj,
60 ~ Zwissku bss w.elsdu o.y o.
Paacii cyrtula,. z~visrkowy. Mo-
jsm .dan'em, tovarsyst VI powinny
wszystkis posiadac jsdnakowa kon.
stytucje. kt6ra oohraniaaaby osion.
k6w .wisskovych cd podobnyoh M.
duayc. popsiuianych o.estokr,6 G
moweli s~strstarzy lob prs1es6w grup.
Zar.sd Centrally nile wchodxi - to,
osy csioret " raxis ohoroby otrsy.
mad vspsrcie lub nile skaegs ozfon-
Ia nio by " tym vypsdku nile o.
siegia. 2 jakiej wieo raoji sar.sdy
gruP majs prawo s1spen iowa6
csaonk6w zwiasku n diugi towa.
rzystwafl... MECH ioh suspsndujs We
wsparoiu " ohorobis, ale ME " bere.
ao'e poimisrtnym, js4sli ossonsk ia
kowy opaaoa.
Ma to prsys.iy Ssjm powinien
swr6o'c gs6wns uwage 1 .apobisd.
dalsrsj takisj gospodaroe. Me q to
slow mole, giya sam byism ssiad.
klein kilku takioh uaduay6. Prsy-
tenn W grIpach p,winien Bye .apro-
wad.ony ieien system prowadsenia
ksi,aet, Penisw'z d'is ksady : 90.
Eretar.y .al + wad.a swojs seforuy
" ksisikaob, . orego pow,t,js chaos
nss,spDy sekrstars nj, mite dojsc
iadu Pc swoim poprzsdniku, pre-. 90
albo kr.ywd.i pojsdyhc.yoh o.aon
k6v, albo grape, lioIso " ksis.kaoh
mnisi lub w,e'sj.
kohou wnosse, a4sby prEysziy
Ssjm odbyf sic " misSoie Pitsburg
ola tel prsyosyny, 70 TO miasto, IL
oIsos pr.es,ao 80 tysieoy polak6w,
posiada ,aledwis 4 nissbyt Iio.ns
grupy swia,k 1--WE. OEiebios6 to ola
nssrsj sprawy motsmy ss~wdsieosy6
tym ogaupiac.om ludu, kt6ray tr.y.
maja lud polski wPisstsburgu W kar.
bach fsnaty.mu l grubsj n ,ty.
ME dsjsc posna6 ludowi, 90 sic d.is.
is po IA obrebem plsbanji l koIoio.
f.''. ssjm wiec Z~isskowy byiby
otywo.s rose Ola tego kwiatu naszs.
60 ludu l rec.s. IL " rok pc ssjmis
m~islioysmy kilkasst visosj ds'e!nych
Zwiaskowo6w " tenn miesoie. Ro.
bic wieo ten projskt jsdynie dla dob.
"a ra-zsj organi.acji 1 nss1ej idei
ojc.ystsj.
Nam nispionna nad.iejs, .s prsy.
SHY Ssjm ME cof,is wiszku wsteos,
leo. pchnie 60 ma move tory og6lne.
60 dobra nas.sgo naroiu I postawi
60 ma sscsycie potegi j ssawy, 90 dsj
nam Botel
8. OrpisseOski,
sekr. in. RrupY 428.
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~
smisrci jsgo sskretarz jep. ogfasss
W gasetach krajowyoh l ssgrsnioz-
nych, to jest tsgo kraju skat smariy
poohodsii, jstsh wprreciagu dw6oh
lat cd daty ogiosssnis spadkobisrca
pra vnymi dowodsmi sic ME sgiosi
pc odbior sunny posmisrtnsj. " ia.
kim raris suma powyzsss, po odtrs.
csniu koszt6w, ~przschodsi v polovie
do kasy q. N. P. " poiowie do CRU
py, do ktorej zmariy nale4ai.
Uwags. Grupa Sta ssdsi, IL or
ganisacJa tax wielks jake jest Nv.
N. P. mote oznsosyc " powyzssym
wypadku, termin dwulstni. Albo.
wien artykui obscnej konstytucji "
powytssym wypsdku ME okreilsjso
tsrminu niema fsdnego praktyosns.
90 snsozsnis.
49, Grups Sta asds, ably Sejm
XIII polsoit Zarssdowi Centralns
mo, ably tenae, sarss 20 SsJmis, Wy.
stat do Rspperswylu fanduss Skarbu
Nsrodowsgo Polskiego posostajscy
" kasis swisskowsj. Nssurslnis,
jsteli 70 sic ME ~sprssciwis prawom
krsjowym.
1o) Grups Sta Jest prseciwna bu-
dowsuiu dom6v swisskowych. Js.
den ktory many, uwsfa IA potrseb-
ny ola Zsrssdu CentraDnego Nv. N.
p, q inns projektow sne uwsfs "a
kosrtowns ssbawke.
Co do projektovsoyoh innyoh IA.
kisdow dooroosynnych TO Jet domu
stsrcow, kalsk 1 :. p. bsrdzo pofy.
tecsnycb, leor sarssem bsrdso
kosstownych instytucyJ, 10 grupa
5ta radsi sie wstrsymac wprows-
drsniem " wykonanis takowyoh, do
p6ki Zwisssk Mar. Pol. nile bedzis
posiadat ~miljon6w m ten Gel "A
obscnis musimy korzystac . podob.
nych i~nssytucyJ ufandowsoych prreI
mofnisjssych.
Romies do popraeek konssysucji.
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81. Czlonek suspendowsny niema prawa d
zabierania glosu, glosowauia, ami do wyboru ma ia
kikolwiek urzad Tub do k~omitetu. Me mote cd
bierac has}s.
So. CAonek, kt6ry swisdomie proponuje 1 DO
leca do ~przyjecia ksndydata niegodnego przyieci
do Zwiazku z powodu na}og6w Tub ukrytei cboro
by, ukrycia wieku, lub ukryoia ze by& kryminalni
ksrany, moze bye pc udowodnieniu mu winy sto
sownie do wyroku gruPy suspendowany lub wy
kluczony re Zwiszku.
So. GruPy Powinny bsczyc, a2eby urzednioy
ktorym powierzsjs p~ieniadze wv, byii ludzmi cd
Powiedzialnymi i stawiani pod kaucya, gdyz 2
ozynnosci tych urzednik6w Zwiszek N. p. ME cd
Pawiads a gruPy Nv. N. p. powierzaja pieniadn
swym urzednikom ma swoja wiasna odpowiedsial
nose.
Sd. Zsrssdy grup powinuy pilnowac 1 wyms
gao tego, by czionkowie byli obowiazani ustswam
gruP przychodzi6 rsgularnie ma posiedzenia. edo
mex opuszczsjacy ~lekkomyslnie bsz wazoyoh prey
czyn usprswiedliwisnia sic posiedzenia swei CRU
py, ME jest dobrym czionkiem ami grupy ami 70
N. 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03

hsoLyc % uWe iata KlKa oont0W O.
ira, DO katdy bedsis wisd,ial, 10 byl
rsPrssentowany M Ssjmie. Ma sci
mach posscssgolnych okreg6w. de
lsgaci mogliby om6wi6 wspolnie
sPrawy dotyossce og6lnsgo dobrs
zwisrku ! nsstepuis, wysyiajso pos
low ma ssjm ga6wny, wysaaliby lob
Z gotowym plsnsm d~sisiania jsdno.
myflnie ! ssjmy Zwisskowe nile 20.
trrsbowaiyby sic zsjmowac bessen-
sownymi wniosksmi 4 protestant.
DIS kaada grups, wysyssjso dslega
ia ma wi's y reks. chloe gwaissm
prssprowad.i6 swoje ,sdsuia. Do
lego grupy podsislons na okrsgi
mogs wiele .dsiaisc ma misjsou.
Dsis Iaf kssda grupa syjs dls siebis
~wyssosnie, ME trosscssc sic o druga,
q tax byc ME powinno.
~ Wydsisf Divinity Nv. N. P.
powinieu posisdsc ns skisdsie ksIsa.
ki rosmsitsj trefci do sprredsnis,
poniswst dzis wiels grup swis.ko.
wych rsk'sds bibliotski | oaytelnis,
a 20 ksistki musss udsws6 sic do
Earopy Tub sss ma miejsou drogO
Prsepssosc, gdy %tymcssssm Wydzis,
oswissy, sprowadrsjso wietsss los
be ksistsk, dostanis tskows tsnisj
grupom mote taniej odstepows6.
Prsysem ! Prsesy'ek ME potr.sbujs
grupy tax drogo prrepssos6.
81 Powinisn tak.s bye w'e,sj q.
rsgulowsny ssosunek grup do sows.
wsrsystw, poniewst dis clio akowis
opsscsjsc po1stek jsdr ,Ies ale do
zwisssu ! do misjsoo -ego tow. gdy
osssani nile oossos Q lab . misssso,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21
Pee Gee Troubles.

This is to be an important week
in the affairs of the Pee Gee road.
Yesterday the Philadelphia re-or-
ganization committee closed its
books and will probably make a
statement of the amount of bonds
deposited with it to be used in re-
adjusting the company. On Thurs
day the temporary injunction
granted by judge Thayer against
certain lines for attempting to car
ry on the late boycott will come up
for final hearing.
The two events will have much to
do with the future management of
the road, although totally dissimi-
lar in their purpose.
The reorganization committee
will try and wrest the road from
the receivers, and the receivers are
fighting against boycott. When
the week is over we will know more
about the affairs OF the road,