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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
RKDAKTOR;
Stefan BMszczee0ski.


shingtonu, niema wielkiej " tym
wsgledzie nadziei. Ia niechec pred
stawicieli wolnego j niezaleanegora-
rodu ola uchwalenia prawa pierw-
szehstwa rzeczywistym osiedlehoom,
przeciwstaw iona uohwale nadajaoej
ziemie polakom, Jest dziwnym obja-
wen uiomnosoi natury ludzkiej, kt6-
ra z jednej strony odmawia pred
siebiorczym i pracowitym obywate-
lom amerykahskim, znoszacym truly
znoje osiedlania sic u granioy cy-
wilizacji -tego, do czego, zdaje sic,
mieliby prawo, a CO i'm sic sfusznie
nalezy; z drugiej zas strony obdarza
tium w~loczeg6w cudzoziemskich ia.
kimi hojnymi w.gledami, jakich mig.
dy ME mieli ~obywatele tego kraju.
Pomimo, se list moi jest do Paua
a~dresowany = jest on przeznsczony
ola ca3ej delegacji Stauu Illinois.
Sedzia Smith ! inni powiedzieli mi,
Aes Pan zosta} u~wiadomiony o kro-
kach polskich ajent6w. Pan moaesz
zoalem ~zaufaniem polegac ma ninisj-
szej mojej r~elacji, jake opierajacej
sic ma pewnych podstawach. Do}a.
czam szkic, przedstawiajacy obwody
W lynn lis,ie w~ymienione y. Mech
Pan bedzie }askaw zawiadomic mnie
o ostateoznej decyzji W tel kwestji.
Prosze adresowac do mnie do Chica-
60, Ill.
Zostaje z gaebokim s%zaounkiem
powolny sluga
u. Il Spaulding.
Hon. VIM. l.. May
Washington City.
(Dalszy ciag nastapi.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
0dpOwiedzi redakcji.

- %. X. A. " Toledo, w. p. y
Chicago, M. M. " Dunkirk, T. J
M. " Cleveland bras innym. Ko,
respcndsncjs ! wiersss zmusssni by
lismy odiofyc Z powodu brsku misj
scs " lynn numsrze.
- Oh. z. K. " Milwaukee. =
Dsiekujsmy - aomso.enie. Umies
cimy " przysssym numerrs.
= Oh. p. P. " Chicago. : spra
won projektom prsedssjmowyu
poswiecimy sscseg6lns uwage, jsI
tylko sostsnie ~ogiossons oredrie ma
sssgo Csnsors " sprswis prryssseg'
ssjmu. To jsdnsk nile ~prsssskads'
gruPom przysysac juf tsraz swoj'
uwsgi ! projskta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

L wowozas W duszach naszych IA
rysujs sic same to obowis.ki polaka
wsgledem nsrodu naszego, o kt6rych
m6willsmy ma wstepis piracy %niniej-
szej.
W6wozas kaady Z nas zrozumie,
ze obowiazkiem naszym Jest dba6 i
myslec, wo&ac ! przypominac, rozy6 i
przekladae, by narod nasz szedl ma
prod pod kazdym wzgledem.
BY r6sl W SHY aywotne i ohowal
dzielne pokolenia tax nam potrzebne
" oieskioh warunkach naszyoh, by
r6sa W dobrobyt ! zasoby, kt6re znio-
50 przymieranie gaodsm i zetra
straszna hydro nedzy, by oswiecai sic
ooraz bardziej, zrywsjac peta pre-
sad6w, guse}, zabobon6w i uprze-
dzeh, by zyskiwal ooraz wieksza sa.
mowiedze narodowa, poczuoie pol
skosci i nigdy nieprzedawniony oh
swych praw do samoistnego bytu po-
~litycznego.
dokazemy tego, wypelnisjsc ma
SIZE obowiazki, jake polaoy obywatels
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. wzgledem
tel r.eczypospolitej i w.gledem po-
lonji amerykahskiej. DO Z wychodz
DOW obeonych utworzymy oala ia
lange ~obywateli polak6w, kt6r.y
wydadza plon Ob6ty i wywra zba.
wienny wpayw ma lud polski W Euro.
pie. Bo gdy bedziemy SLIM i boga.
ci, to z podw6jna energja i dsleko
wiekszemi sumami bedziemy W sta.
ME wspiera6 Skarb Narodowy, be.
dziemy W stanie pomagac i wspierat
wiele in~stytuoyj Potytecznych W kra'
ju.
Ciezkie, rozleg}e j wielkie So obo'
wiazki, kt6r, oh kaady polak dobro.
wolnie sic podjsc must. Je4eli chloe
bye ~cziowiekiem ~poayteczuym i dob.
rym polakiem.
Leon i'm wieksze nieszozescia, ten
wieksza praca i poswiecenia! Rak
opuszczac ME mozna, DO zdrada to
Paohnie i spokoju "a zycia W godzi.
ne smierci ME da.
Robic powinien katdy polak CO
mole, lecz swiadomie, logicznie, z
planem i oelem wytknietym.
kazdy Z tych rycerzy, ktorzy Ia.
pragna isc droga prawdziwa, chot
trudna j etroma, powinien wiedziec @
tenn, ze ma swieoie wszystko powoli
sic rozwija. Krok IA krokiem w.po.
Gle czola j trudzie, lecz ciagle ma
przod nam isc potrzeba W imie obo-
| wiazk6w dobrowolnie ma sieb;e przy-
jetyoh. A kasdy dobry czyu, kaade
dobre usi}owanie bez sladu, bee
wPiywu ME mia.
Wypelnisnie obowiazkow ME tyl-
ko zbswienne rezultaty dale, lecz
przynosi jedyne prawdziwe ~szczescie,
81 ok6j duszy i sumienia temu, kto
ioh strzeze ! wypelnia je sumiennie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

Otrzymalismy drugi numsr ,,Po-
chodni", tajnego pisma WARSAW
skiego, organu stronnictwa demo-
kratyozno narodowego.
Numer ten .awiera spora wiazan.
ke fakt6w doskonale wyswietlaja-
cych rszozere oheoi" moskali ola ma.
szego narodu. Otto pr6bka: Kule
biak, dow6dca roty pulku zegrzeh
skiego, stojacego ma Leach zimo.
wych W Serocku, " kareoie pooato-
wei " drodze Z Jablonny do Seroo-
ka zwymyslal pania o. ~staruszke Ia
to, Re osmielila sic odezwac pc pol.
sku do przedstawiciela armji rosyJ-
skiej. =, Po russki gawarit, a jesli
ME umiejesz, to wyuozis p~olskaja
swinia!' (Po rosyjsku NOV, a iezeli
ME p~otrafisz, to sic naucz polska
swinio). - Otto dosiowna odpowiedz
me.nego %oficera. 1 pomyslec, re
dzialo sic to wobso swiadk6w z kt6-
ryoh laden ME osmielil sic poskro
mic barbarzyhcy!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

Krok "a krokiem posuwsmy sic dc
giownego naszsgo celu: zjednooze.
MIA sii ! zasobow polskioh " Stansch
Zjednoczonych ola podniesienia imie
mia ~polskiego, utworzenia ksrnych
szeregow, po~jmujacycb swe obowiaz.
XII i prswa.
w pracy tel jednak powinnismy
zswsze psmietsc, re tylko krok "a
krokiem motemy j. u~skuteoznic
Gwaltowne skoki nieoierpliwyoh re.
fo~rmator0w ran last zblizyc = roz-
dziela mas j~eszcze bsrdziej.
Nigdy do porozumienis ME doj'
dziemy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

Ma innem m~iesjcu ~podajemy pre-
klad odezwy stronnictwa demokra-
tyczno ~narodowego Polsce do ma
rodu finlandzkiego. Oprocz tel
odezwy komitet wykonawczy tego
stronnictwa wyda} takte lima odez.
we, wzywajaca lud w~arszawski, by
sic powstrzymal cd udzialu W UREA
dzanych " Warszawie przez rad
moskiewski zabawach ola u~czozenia
%setnej rocznicy urodzin rosyjskiego
poety - Puszkina. Czytamy tam
nastepujace piekne s}owa:
,,Bo wszystko, co z ducha ludu
wyohodzi, Jest ozyste i z dobrem
w~sp6lnem zgodne, a jezeli lud b}a.
dzi, to przez brak pojecia, q ME
przez sla wole. Ot6z czasu Jest
dose wytiomaczyc i powstrzy mac,
nauozyc i oswisoic.
,Precz z uroczystosoiami rzadowe-
mil precz re swietsmi moskiewskie
mi! Ryoblo ola mas zawita dzieh
swiateczny!
MECH zyje Polskal Mech zyje
wolny lud pOlskir"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

Razem t11100OO
Fry wypaceniu Cyrkularza XIX z powodu niedope{nienia formal.
nosn Prawnych wstrzymano nastepujace bene6ty:
1865 Wojiech Richter, z gr 1872, Nc. 0195. sQOOO0
1857 Konstanty Marszaikowski z gr, 1875, No. 9612, 10000
Masterpiece wypadh smieroi, W roznych czasach zakvestvonovane
przez Zarzsdy, bene6ty 50 jeszcze ME wyp{aoone:
N. wypsdku
tmtGi H
1892 r. $4,000.
SS5 Wslenty Glowsoki, z gr. 80, No. 1905, zmaHy 81 Hpca 1895
r., 100000.
pig Pawei HoPos, z gr. ID, No. STA, zmariy 2 paAdz 1896, 100000
964 Frsncszsk Sztuba, z gt 259, No. 1851, zmary 5go grudnia
1895 r., $3.50.
1881 Alex. Serocki, z or lis. M. 1924 zms,,v II Inca 1907 % oo
1903 Franc. Prepa, 2 o.. 10. No 9228 zmar}y I8 Tpoa 1907 seo0 ~
las Francszek Wasovski. 2 or 12 No a121 lmarlv q ~SsSNE
1897, $4,000. "
1191 Julian Lipi6ski.z DR.. 1o. No A. zmsr,v 27 lo,soo 1909 saoo oo
1888 Jan Doppke. 2 OFT. $50. Nc. Goal. zmarty IL kvistnia IUo' 800 20
1887 Jan Karczewsh, 2 or zoe. No. 172O1. zms{v II Lv;s,na. Coo
$4,000.
1850 Adam Ryba, 2 OF. 25s. No. 2sssO. um.5v 2 linz. 1909 sooo M
l2S9 Wswzynieo Gyszczy hski, z gr 81, No. 8055, zmariy 10 wrzes-
1893 r. 100000.
1894 Jan BObrowsi. z gr $50, No. 21sSs, zmary IL p.zduieruih.
1893 r. 10000.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

Myli sic nKurjer Polski' twier-
d.sc, as jestesmy przsciwni pono-
wieniu pr6by .asozenia Stowsrsyszs-
mia dziennikarzy dlatego, il oburza
mas sauna mysl, re jakis tam drukar.
co ola byznesu zakiada gazette i pro-
wadzi drukarnie, miaaby prswo do
zasiadsnia PREY jednym stole Z uoso-
nym redaktorem ,.Zgody"....
Jest to posadzenie wcale ME lou
jace Iismem tax powsznem j
postePowem, jak .Kurjer Polski".
Ami do .uozonosoi" pretensji ME
many, ami tee ludzmi, kt6rzy wlasna
praca do stanowiska doszli ME gar
dzimy, sauzao jednak spoleozehstwu
zawsze Q screen i W zawo
die dziennikarskim stawiajso zawsze
stalosc przekonah przedewszystkiem
ME pragnelibysmy widziec " stowa.
~rzyszeniu dsiennikarzy ludsi, kt6rzy
albo przekonania swe sprzedaja IA
nmise soczewicy", gaos.ao to " 90
ME wier.a, albo tes wog6le o pre-
konaniach wosle pojecia ME majs j
.akladaja pisma jedynie ola celow
materjalistyosnych, kpiac sobie Z te
60 90 sic stanie Z lynn ludem pol
skim, kt6rego powinni bye przodow-
miami.
Jeszcze rae powtarzamy, Re I TAXI
mi ludzmi sto warzyszeniu dsienni-
kdrsy kolegowae ME ~pragniemy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
Obowiazki polaka,
jake Obywatela amerykahskiegO.

Napisa} Antoni j. Chrzanowski.
Praca n~agrodzona druga nagroda ma kon.
kursie Wydziafu Os~ iaty wv. N. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

Ma innem miejscu podajemy spra
wozdanie z posiedzenia, ma ktoreu
za}ozono Stowsrzyszenie Weteranow
TAX vice ogd polski W Stauacl
Zjednoczonych znow postspii ma
prod, znow okszai, re prsgnie prs
cowac zer ! wytrwsle Ola spra
wy Polskiej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

W maju 1899 posmiertne wypiacono:
No uypadku
6mkri
1890 Aoso1i Plewaoki z gr: SO. No: 212e4, Cyrk. XIX. 100000
1851 Teo6l Trzeciak z g. rs, No. 3347, Cyrk. XIX. 600.
1862 Jozef Szermach gr. n, No. 1857, Cyrk. XIX. 900.
1863 MARION Kurkowski Z gr 1877, No. 22736, Cyrk. XIX. 700.
1854 Augustyn Zakowski Z gr lao, No 147S1, Cyrk. XIX. 900.
1863 Wojciech Dellnger z gr. 1914. No. 1886, Cyrk. XIX. 900.
1868 Fnnoiszek Pawlowcz z or. 262, No. 15O98, Cyrk. XIX. 600.
1869 Jak6b Sowihski Z @. 100, No. 225OO. Cyrk. XIX. 900.
1870 Wojciech Auszuicki z or. 425, Nc. 23S51, Cyk. XIX. 600.
1872 Anastazya Ciesielska z gr 81, No. TBS, Cyrk. XIX. 200.
1873 Frandszks Smell z gr So, Nc. 8l42, Cyrk. XIX. 300
1874 J6zefa Rosihska Z g. LA. No. 1928. Cyk. XIX. 800.
1873 Agata Makowska z gr. lat, Nc. 1915. Cyk. XIX 300.
1875 Franciszka Jskobek z gr It's. No. 8577, Cyrk. XIX. 300.
1877 Julianna Rybarczyk z or. 1872. No. 23111, Cyrk. XIX. 400.
1873 Augusta Lewandowska Z or. 26, No. 23438, Cyrk. XIX 300.
1879 Jozefa Brzoziewska z gr 2S6, No. 21642, Cyrk. XIX. 300
1850 Mayanna Papuga z gr. 400. No. 2229S, Cyrk. XIX. 300.
iou Anna GTymkowtkaz gr 30, No. 1920, Cyrk. XIX. 800.
1411 Michaina Wieczorkiewicz z gr 96, No. 1920, Cyrk. XXI. 300.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
Notatki.

w ubiegia sobote odbyio sic W
domun Zwiazkowym W Chicago po-
siedzenie representative organiza-
cyj i prasy W oelu utworzenia komi;
tetu stalego ola zajmowania sic spra-
wami obchodzacemi caly og6} polski.
Pc wyozerpujaoej dyskusji mad "a
rysem ustaw, przedstawionym przez
komitet tymczasowy, obeoni oswald
czyli, re komitst zostaje formalnie Ia
wiazany j nosic bedzie nazwe: IRE
prezentanoi organizaoyj prasy pol
skiej W Stansch Zjednoczonych P.
A."
w sklad jego wchodza przede.
wszystkiem reprezentanoi tych pism
organisacyj, ktore brady udziai "
piracy mad memorjalem W sprawie
Polski odnosnie do koDferenoji po.
kojowej. Me wykluczonem jest jed
max powiekszenie tel reprezentacji
przez delegatow organizacyj, ktore
W piracy mad memorjalem udziaiu ME
brady.
Poniewaa pisma i organiEacje pod
pisane pod memorjaieu zeohca moze
do tego stalego komitetu wybrac no.
wyoh Representatives, przeto posie.
dzenie odroczono ma try tygodnie,
odkladajac za}atwienie kwestyjszoze
golowyoh ! rozpoczecie pracy progra.
novel do tego terminu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

Komitet u~rzsdzajacy fairu Kos
ciuszkowskiego prosi niniejszem
wszystkie osoby, kt6rym zosta}y wy
shane ~ksiazeczki kolekoyjne, o zwrot
jsknajpredszy tyoh ksisseozek ! sum
skolektowsnyoh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

DIE milk THE New York World"
podaje dnia A czerwca obszerny ar
tyku1, zaopatrzony ~ilustraojsmi, o
elektroidzie inzeniera Rychnowskie.
60 re Lwowa.
o wynalazku tym pisalismy kilka.
krotnie juz pred kilkoma miesiaca.
mi. Tu zaznaozamy, re odkrycie p.
Rychnowskiego zajmuje obeonie Ca
iy SWAT naukowy, ME zostaio jed
max zbadanem j~eszcze d~ostateoznie i
zastosowanem do oelow p~raktyoz-
nych, jak nap. promienie Roentge-
ma, to ter pisma naukowe, nawet
polskie, podsjao czeste wzmianki o
pracsch naszego rodaka, ME vypo-
wiedziaiy dotycbczas o Mich zdania
stanowczego.
w kazdym razie ciekswy artykul
,World'a" podamy " przyszlym nu-
merze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

> szkicu brskuje W dokumentach.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

padku ola dobra og' lnego.
kaczyc sic W organizacje wielkie,
pomagac do zskiadania tax potrzeb.
nych szka polskioh, kszta}cic dzieoi
swe pc wyjsOiu ich Z polsko-amery.
kahskiej szko3y. W wyzs.ych zakaa-
dach amerykahskich, dopomsga6
slowem j czynem do zakiadaris
wszelkich przedsiebiorstw polskich,
pracowac W organizacjach wielkich,
by te, msjao Srodki pc temu, zsjely
sic ~wspolna szerszs akcja.
Oto najglowniejsze obowiazki ma
SIZE, jake polskow ~obywsteli Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, czionk6w amer kan
skiej polonji.
Czy wypelniajac powyzej zakre.
Stone obowiazki polaka jake obywa-
tels Stanow Zjednoczonych wzgle.
dem rzeczypospolisej amery kahskiej
] polonji W Ameryce many zspom-
nice o csiym narodzis polsKm, o je-
go biednym stanie ! losie, many IA
pomniec o ~polozeniu ] niedoli nsszej
nieszczesliwej Ojczyznys
Mel Gdy bedziemy rozumieli wsz
nose obowiazkow nsszych jake pols-
kow obywateli StaD6w Zjednoczo-
nych ! gdy je wykonywac sumiennie
] wytrwale saczniemy, to uszlachet.
nieni ia potyteczna ] wielka W skut-
XII prscs, TEN wiecej, tenn gorecej
myslec bedziemy o Ojczyznie %naszej,
o biednym ludzie naszym pozosta-
lynn tam " kraju ma straznicy obo
wiazk6w ! siemi ojczystej, ma pls-
o6wkacb straconych wobeo nieubls-
ganych wrogow nassych.
Evening journal., 1899-04-21

she. started In business In the forecastle
and on the quarterback that sometimes
she lest fiops down an gives hup TO
gale OF wecpin'."
Before Sarsh's nose was broken It was
Napoleonic. She broke It on the shoulder
Of a Brazilian prince Of the cd empire.
Sarah remembers everything connected
with the Incident, even to the name Of
the prince when she hears IL.
But as for pronouncing that name. Sa-
rsh says She can't. But She knows that
he was son Of Dom Pedro. She had
shipped aboard Brazilian cruiser from
Havre, France. Sarah stood at the top
Of the upper compamionway one morning
while the prince paced the deck below,
putting a cigarette.
The ship lurched. The prince was
thrown toward the companionway, and
one hundred and eighty pounds OF bum
boat" woman fell upon royalty. After
all there was little difference in the man
ner In which the man OF royal blood
howled "Carrambal" and nursed his
shoulder and the walls OF 20 LORI" from
the "bumboat" woman, who nursed
broken nose.
But the prince. seeing Sarahs hand
kerchiof soaked with blood from her in
jured nose, calamity offered her his own
wipe and Sarah has II stll, care
fully folded and put away IN her trunk
DOESN'T LIKE THE KAISER
Sarah doesn't think much Of Emperor
William When the cruiser New York
was at kicl during the naval celebration
there several years ago the ''bumboat'
woman was aboard. She took "A trip to
Berlin There she became part OF a
throng outside the palace waiting for the
emperor to come out Of his carriage.
They waited more than two hours, dur
ing which II ralned hard. When the en-
peror did come out he aroused sarah's
Indignation by passing to his equipage
without so much as bow or smile 10
the crowd Sarah was In the front ranks
Of the people She shifted IN the ruler s
face as ne passed. She roundly de-
nounced The emperor's Indifference in a
general way to anyone who could under
stand. one man did-hc was a gendame
Hes our emperor remember that.
said the official.
"'Pool r hain't mine! HIM han
Hamerican,' ser ~. an you bet e ieI
me alone!' concluded Sarah as she re.
cited the adventure.
Later the emperor was the guest OF
the New York, and Sarah was introduced
TO him She says she relmted and bowed
bu, no, low-"jest cold like
GOING TO MANILA.
| When The recent war broke out Sarnll
-wanted to remain aboard the Texas
where she was but Il lieutenant made hel
go ashore. She was at Hampton Roads
and she tells vivid stories OF The suffer
ing Of the volunteers Of the naval re.
servos--of the bnstered hands OF rici
mems sons-how she fed from her lardei
many milnonaire's boy. She has
among her effects grateful letters from
the young fellows. Apparently Sarah
had fed them II they had money to pay
Tor II or not.
The "bumboat" woman goes to Sar
Francisco next week, and win try 90 ge
a place on the next warship TO the Phil
lppines Two OF her daughters are mar
RED TO sailors and son Is master-at
arms aboard the Montgomery.
Evening journal., 1899-04-21
soUsA TINS ArrDRNooN

sousa's second personal Offering for
his Spring festival this afternoon will be
his new musical setting Of the famous
poem by William Knox. "Oh. Why
Should the Spirit OF Mortal Be Proud?"
This was the favdrite poem Of Abraham
Lincoln and sousa composed the music
for the last celebration Of Lincoln's
birthday. The composition Is in quar-
tette form. and viii be sung by Nine
Juliete Gordon, soprano: Miss Bessie
Bonsal, contralto, George Leon Moore
tenor and Leland II. Langley. basso
Apart from the Sousa novelties. which
Include his new march. Hands Across
the Sea" the program will be especially
attractive, and Sada. a vlolinlste. new to
these concerts, will also be heard. En-.
gagements already arranged Will prevent
the appearance OF Sousa and his band
In Wilmington for at least year. and
the March Kings" friends should avail
themselves of this last opportunity OF
hearing the great band for a long limo.
Evening journal., 1899-04-21
CHEAP ENcuRsIoNs- lsan

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YER Col. May rs to %.
Annual meeting General Assembly Pres
bytorian church, at Minneapolis Mimi
May ~ 90 juno T.
National Baptist Anniversaries at san
Francisco, cal. May rs TO So
National Educational Association al
Los Angeles. cal. July n 90 a.
For all these meetings cheap excursion
rates have been made and delegates ana
others interested should bear In mind
that tho best route 10 each convention
city Is via the Chicago. Milwaukee and
81. Paul Railway ana rs connections.
Choice OF routes Is offered those going
10 the meetings on the Pacific coast OF
going Wa Omaha or Kansas Clay and re-
turning by 81. Paul and Minneapolis. The
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
way has the short line between Chicago
and Omaha, and the best line between
Chicago. St. Paul and Minneapolis. ths
route Of the Pioneer Limited the ONLY
perfect train In the world.
All coupon ticket agents sell tickets via
the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Pau
Railway. For timc-tabl and information
A. 70 rates and routes call on or addrcs.
John +. Pott, District p4sselger agent
As William street, Willismsport. Pa
Evening journal., 1899-04-21
Milk and Cream
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS ORDER.
New Castle County. ID

IktSlsltI > Onltts
New Castle County, Del, Feb. %. 1873.
Upon the application of Susanna Cur
rlnder, Administrative of George w. Cur
rinder, late of White Clay Creek hundred.
in said county, deceased, It is ordered and
directed by the register that the admins
tratrix aforesaid give notice Of granting
OF letters of administration upon the es-
tate Of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertise
ments to be posted within
forty days from the date of such
letters in six of the most public places
of the county Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the
estate 10 present the same, or abide by
an act OF Assembly In such case made
aud provided. and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period I'm
the Evening Journal a newspaper pub
ishcd in Wilmington, Del, and to be con-
tiuuod therein three weeks &. g. e.
Given under the hand and seal OF
office of the Register aforesaid, at
Wilmington. I'm New Castle County
H. 81 aforesaid. the day and year above
CALVIN W. CROSSAN,
Register.
Evening journal., 1899-04-21

ALRlClI-E DWARDS.-At the. residence
Of the BRIDES parents, No il07 Lancas-
ser avenue, on Wednesday. April ~.
1899 by Rev John ID. T.. Hanna. ID. ID.
Horace w. Alrch and Miss Sara b.
Edwards. both OF Wilmington.
METTS-FERGU SOMA the Harrison
Street NJ y. Church parsonage. on
Tuesday evening, April IS by Rev. r.
T. Courscy, Peter =. Mctts and Miss
Ada 4. Ferguson. both of Wilmington.
PYLE Hl4ES'r,--At No West Eleventh
street on Thursday evening. April ~.
1879. 10y Rev. John -. e.. Hanna. d. D..
Frank J. Pyle and Miss Rcbocca j.
Blo5t. both Of Wilmington
Evening journal., 1899-04-21
rA,.IT,,lR CIRrsE RE1EIvEs.

The memb1-s CT Union NJ. L. Church
went. given reception last night by
their PASTOR. Rev c. A. Gl,se. The
cOned cgaiton was ulto IN III force, and
a most enjoyable evening was spent Am
excellent program for the evenings en-
tertainment was prepared 10y she pas
tor. consisting of reditations by Misses
Bertha Porter LOleta Day and Billie
Irons; Readings by Miss May Taylor;
piano duets. Misses Bl0cksOm and Bris-
coe; instrumental music, Misses DiN
anh Schumar.
Evening journal., 1899-04-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
Ar THlE oPERA HOUSE.

Isham's Octoroons opened their en-
gaeement to a crowded house at the
Opera House last might. They gave a
c.ean, clever program. They gave a
singing and dancing, and an amusing
hurlesque. That THE big audience was
pleased the frequent hearty applause
Testified. A cakewalk, i'm which some
unusual and intricate steps were in
trOduced, was feature. The same
company will hold the boards again To-
might, and from the sale Of seats the
audience promises to be as large as
that of last night.
Evening journal., 1899-04-21
TRAMP BADLY INJURED.

"A tramp, who gave his Eame as
Charles Mooney aged SO years, OF Phil
adelphia, was struck in the West Yard
last night by a shifting engine and
badly injured. His right ann was
broken in two places and deep cash
was cut in his right leg near the knee.
He was sent to the county hoSp,Ral at
FaTnhurSt
Evening journal., 1899-04-21
ANOTHER BRIBERY ARREST.

10 Detective Witsil yesterday ar
rested Edward II. Robbins, at Middle
town charged with registration frand
and took him 10 Smyrna. Robbins
waived q hearing lbefore Magistrate
Cooper and was held in $1,000 bail for
upper court. No further arrests will
- made before the grand jury az Kent
county meets.
Evening journal., 1899-04-21
AT THE WONDERLAND

The Juvenile cakewalk tonight at
Dockstader's Will no dombt he witness
ed by a crowded house. The toss have
al been practiclns hard, M are eager
for the contest. Each little aa will re-
ceive a handsome present. besides a
chance Of winning the cake, aria as .he
one that receives the most epplEuse Is
counted the winner, III becomes awr. .ly
interesting at the finish.
Evening journal., 1899-04-21
THE DAzzLER. .

THE Dazzler" comes to the Opera
House on next Wednesday night. How.
ard Boulder, the eccentric tramp. Of
THE Dazzler" Company. ~ho has been
known to break up a large and enthu-
slastic temperance meeting by one verse
OF his beer song, WIN be seen in the same
part again this year. He has not only
a lot Of new things In the comedy line.
but he is carrying up his sleeve a couple
OF new songs that it is said can just blow
the foam right on his Beer, Beer Gior-
lous Beer"
Evening journal., 1899-04-21
orHE LITTLE MINISTER.

1t IS seldom that Wilmington theatre.
goers have an opportunity to see a play
and company that has met with as
great success as has rthat of 1.-THE Lit
tie Minister" Arrangements have been
completed, and It win be seen here in
the near future. II VIII be presented by
a most excellent company, Judging from
the reports that have been received from
1t. There is no doubt but what It Will
prove to be a big social event, and that
the theatre will be crowded by repre-
sentative audience on April g.