davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21
The White Labor Unions De-
cline To Interfere.
WAGES TOO LOW TO ATTRACT WHITE FE
MALES-THE ATTEMPT TO IMPORT FROM
THE COUNTRY-A DISMAL FAILURE.

tive manufacturers offered to move
their factories TO Richmond II our as
sociation would guarantee them 500
girls. After careful consideration, we
selected the best man that could be
found for a secretary; we employed q
lady to visit every boarding house in
the city and see that. should the Young
Mems Business Association succeed in
securing the desired employees for the
manufacturers. these girls would be
placed in houses of safety and with
moral surroundings.
In reference To any suggestion as to
cheap labor. ] venture to assert that
such an idea is absolutely without
foundation.
First, the Bureau Of Employment for
Virginia Girls Of the Young Mems
Business Association has tsken upon
themselves a great burden. but we
shall continue in the future, as in the
past. The arguments made between
the manufacturers of Richmond and
the Young Mems Business Association
are in part, as follows:
zHK CATCHY PROPOSITION.
" The Young Mems Business Asso-
citation of Richmond having establish
ed what is known as the Bureau OF
Employment for Virginia Girls, the
manufacturers will pay TO employees 81
per week while learning, and the same
employees will, in q snort while, say
three or four weeks, should they prove
apt, &C., receive q raise as high as $40
per week. The Young Mems Business
Association will not receive one pen
ny's worth OF compensation it ls not
money-mAking scheme on our part.
but along the same line of the Citizens
Relief Association, reducing pauper-
ism and not encouraging the same
sit is needless for me to 60 further
into the detail OF this subject, but lesve
TO the broad, charitable world to draw
their own conclusions"
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21
IMMORAL
AND WICKED
Verdict of Rev. c. f. House
on Modern Dancing.
NOT LIKE THE BIBLICAL PAsr1ME.

David Danced and He Praised the Lord
Prayer Would Be Out of Place in Ball
room Of Society Dance of To day More
Oorruut than that of Greeks and Ro-
maus-IHtoxicatiOn Of Moment Deadens
Womsnly Sense Of ModestY..
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21
The Latest Styles.

we have Just received . superb l:ns
o. samples Of all kinds, OF invitations
toT weddings, parties, masouarSds'
DAus. visiting cards, mourning IettaS~
pSPer; envelopes and cards, advertisincr
IT;ci;enuars, I;o;n designs for all secret and re-
Call and see them. We ara a1,.,
glad to have you call. =
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21
PASTOR CALLED.

Rev: Edward Thomas has been CALI
ca 60 the pastorAte Of Brooklsnd Pa
tlss church. He is giving the all
prayerful consideration. o~ii .
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21

The Fifth st. Baptist Church Is
undergoing repairs. A new ceiling ia
being put In plsce. This will MATERIAL
~ AID the pulpit orators and be a great
winter, -
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21

Did you pay the collector7 We are
pleased to know that you did not make
him 60 over the same ground again.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21
PRICE SCENTS

priety."
The minister ended by declaring that
dancing was Injurious to the heaItb
because it caused loss OF sIeep. He
noted IS sn evik also the late suppers
and refreshments.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21

good VIII grow out Of the convention
going to Richmond. There, the great
men OF the denomination will have q
grand opportunity 60 discuss in .
friendly way all differences that now
exist IN our great Baptist family. There
is one very noticeable disposition on
the part OF thiS great convention, that
OF the "a ost kindly expressions touch
ing all other Baptist organic sticns.
MUCH MONEY SENT.
The committee on finance reported
that slSeS.73 were received this year &C
the convention. Thus, it will be seen
that we have rsised this wear over sew
en- thousand dollars ($70OO) for mis-.
slon&ries. Add this 20 the Pub icAtion
House report and we have a grand TO-
tai of about (s35000. thirty-eight thous
and dollars raised by the National Ban
tiss Convention this year.
Grew. DR. ". r. GRAHAM.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21

mon was able and powerful. A col
lection OF $S6.5l was lifted on the
church building in Cape Town, Africa.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21

This is Monday. Many Of the dele
gates have left for their homes. Your
correspondents will be OF tonight and
tomorrow he will see his dear mother.
Devotional exercises opened with
DR.. r. II. Bowling in the chair: Rev.
X. @. Fox, OF Virginia, read the open-
ing hymn.
The convention voted to meet next
year in Richmond. There was much
rejoicing. It is believed that much
Richmond planet., 1899-10-21

am nov prepared to furnssh
Lrienas and patrons with the Iuy ny
new FALL HATS ct Prices tn s,,is issSst
times Gall We will hays ss snsI me
Snesp sale Saturday. Mrs sec1S1
Oham'ee, 3l4 ( Broad ST. -"' Aei
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-27
FIRST WASHINGTON.
Col. WholIy's Command Making an
Exceptional Record

Exceptional Record
SEATTLE. Wash. May 15.-Mai, J.
J. Weisenberger. commanding the first
battalion OF the First Washington
Volunteers. now in the Philippines,
writes that the Filipinos have offered
a special reward TO those who succae
in killing either an officer or private in
the First Washington. From prison
ers whom they have captured comes
this information. along with the new
that the F'ilipinos have saying
among themselves that they have thre :
foes TO contend with-Dewey's men,
the United States regulars. and the
First WashingtonS.
The Washington Volunteers have
made a wonderful record at Manila
and evidently impressed the Fillpinos
For a long time their number of killed
and wounded headed the list They
have had more men in the picked com
panies of scouts and sharpshooters
than any other regiment. They aif
commanded by Col John Wholly, wa
was formerly Lieutenant in colore.
regiment. but who was military IN
structor at the University of Washing
ton when the war broke out. He Ia;
a political pull with Governor Rogers
and was given the appointment. Th'
Washington boys, by their dare-devl
fighting. have been called barbaro''
by the Eastern anti-eXpansion press
Their work. however, has received off
cial commentator.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-27
TO TRY CHICAGO
Eastern Merchant Prince
to Invade the West.
)Oss Wanamaker Secures a Business Pro-
rerty in the Windy City A
Hurried Inspection.

CHICAGO-John Wanamake1, the
merchant prince of Philadelphia and
New York. is reported to have secured
a thirty-day option on the property In
Chicago controlled by the Couch estate
and John D. Rockefeller Jr., where 1t
is said he intends ID open branch OF
his great Philadelphia house. This
property consists Of The fremont House
and 63 10 10 Lake street aud AZ TO As
State street. The extent of the prop
erty is almost half a block. with an
alley running from Dearborn 10 State
street 1t is commanded by all Of the
transportation lines OF the Union Loop,
Dearborn street electric lines. Lake
street electric and State street cable
lines.
Wanamaker was IL Chicago few
days ago and made a complete eXamin-
alton of the property. He looked It
over shortly af;er leaving his train.
and remained on the site practically
the better part Of the day. He was
seen entering the buildings, alley and
hotel. while his agents made more
minute examination. He started back
70 Philadelphia within three hours
after the work of inspecting the prop
erty was ended. The report of his hay
! ing taken an option upon it comes
/ from sources which have been anxious
lily watching his movements in regard
10 Chicago for six months.
i When Wanamaker abruptly appeared
in Chicago this week ne declined II
discuss public questions, buried him
self in This property Tor few hour:
and then returned ID MS home. Fol
4 lowing this came the statement tina
Mr. Wanamaker had asked for and re
ceived a thirty-day option upon tn
property, and that the price is within
SO OOO, 600 carrying with it ever.
| building on the properly and the lane
Itself
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-27
"A Place
For Everything F."

is even more essential in the Office
than a home Business men osca-
sionally suffer heavy pecuniary losses
because of an important paper mis-
laid. This can be guarded against by
providing yourself with one OF our
new roller-top desks, with the latest,
up-to-date time-saving devices and
conyeniences. \ large assortment OF
fiat-top, roll-top and standing desks
bookcases. press stands, letter files
document files. chairs, stools, etc, has
! lust been received eX 'Mohican. Al
styles and prices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-27
DUNRANE\.

LONDON. May 6.-According TO sew
eral papers the Earl of Cadogan has
decided to resign the Lord lleutenancy
of Ireland owing to ill-health The
Earl. however. mas been induced tC
postpone the tender of his reslgnalor
until after the Duke of York S prom
ised visit to Ireland. The Earl of Dun
raven. it is said. will be designated as
successor to the Earl of Cadogan-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-27
MEET NO OPPOSITION.

HONGKONG, May 1S--Part of the
British troops sent IN, the disturbed
territory near here have returned after
taking possession Of kOwloon City.
Chinese garrisons were disarmed, the
British flag was hoistei without dis
turbance and fifty men of the welsh
Fusileer Regiment were left TO garrl-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-27

son the town. No news has been re
ceived from the hinterland expedition
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-27
ff,r hest at the lowest
price ct HOPP'S.
TaERE Is SCARCELY


month in the ear when,peo-
pie do not find something in
the furniture line that neeus
repairing. Couches and Chairs
are to be- covered and it is OF
course your aim to get tie
most stylish material for q
reasonable price. We would
like you TO come around and
inspect our GOODS. We
have numerous different pat
terms and stylish designs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
TELEGRAMY.

DURHAM. Bo-
erowie trzymaja obec-
ME takze oblezo-
ne mlasto Estcourt,
W Natalu, ma drodze
z Colenso do PETER
maritz. Swoia dro-
ga szachuja onl mad
chodz9ce z polud~
MIA mocne angielskie
posi{ki. Anglicy bro
MA sic W Iadysmith
i Estcourt bombami
lydytowemi,z kt5rych
iedna zdo}a cd razu
Gala kompania woj-
ska znlszczyG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23


kospare dolar6w konsztablo-
wi "a aresztowanie Forsyth'a'
Sedzla ME Smial nawet Q
cent koszt6w sadowych sic
upomnat.
Teraz sprawa pojdzie pred
innego sedzieeo, r6wniez z
wszystkiemi moznemi szyka~
nami.
Sedzia Holglund sic oba-
via k}opotu "a przyjecie fal
szywej ! zlodziejskiel kaucyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
T,ADYSMJTH T,

LADYSMITH,
General W hite jest
ranpy, / teraz jest ma
czelnym dow6dzcal
wojsk W Ladysmith
general French.
Mieszka1icy kryja sic
W piwnicach lcb W
wykopanych do3ach,
nakryty relsaml ko-
leioweml. Ostrze~
l1wanie oblezonych
troche zwolnia}o, z
powodu, ze bllsko
po}owa wojska Boe-
row posz}a pod Est~
court i dalej ma po-
}udnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
WESokE 0BCH0DY
W dniu narodowei
za}oby.

Z braku poczucia polskie-
go i poznania interesow ma
rodowych. a gl6wnie dla
interesu osobistego, urzadza
W tym roku wiele iowa
rzystw polskich W Ameryce
W naszq uroczystosc narodo-
wa, W dniu 20 Listopada.
bale lub teatry z balami.
Cz]onkowie takich iowa
rzystw ME wiedza snat, co
czynia, ME znaja chyba zna-
czenia naszej zblizajacej sic
narodowej rocznicy. Powinna
ona bowlem mice nastr6j
smutny. ME zas weso}y, gdyz
LACEY sic MIA wiele smet~
nych wspomnieh dziej6w
naszej' Ojczyzny W roku 1891,
pomimo swietnych zwyciestw
naszej nailepszej w6wczas ma
calem swiecie armii. DIE
siatki bohater6w polskich W
krwawych poleglo b:twach,
70 tysiecy ostateczn!e, ule~
gajac przemocy. musiafo z}o-
zyt broh i p6js& ma tu}actwo,
a tysiace innych polskich zo{~
r,ierzy lub skompromitowa-
nych cywilnie Polak6w. ME
wyjmuiac kobIet dzlecl, po-
pedzono ma Sybir. - pozo~
sta}ym zas W kraju wiarusom
tenn mocniej zadzierzgnieto
peta. Owczesny car rosyjski,
Miko}aj 1-wszy, po stlum'e~
niu powstania, kazal kcnsty~
tucya nadana Kongresowemu
Krolestwu Polskiemu zlozyt
do skrzynki, majacej forme
trumienki i postawic W gra-
nitowej sail W Moskwie.
Kto w rocznice poczatku
tel krwawemi literami W
dzieiach narodu polskiego
zapisane) epoki weso}o sic
bawi baluje, ten ,podobnie
postepuje. jak gdyby kto W
rocznice smierci swoje1 matkl
ma jej grobie tadczyl.
1'owarzystwa tax sob'e po-
stepujace zaiste ME zas}ugi~
wa}yby ma miano patryotycz~
nych, raczej powinien je og6|
polski traktowa6 z pogardaa
iako bluznierc6w, ,jako wyrod~
nych synow Ojczyzny, O.
stentacyjnie przedrwiewaja-
::cych powszechna narodowa
zaIobe.
Kto jeszcze kropelke krw
polskiej czuie W swoich zylach
choc by juz nawet ]ezyk o]
czysty zupeln:e postrada', ten
takich ME p!oprze! - Nave
polskie gazety niewierne ic1
W tym przypadku potepiaia
Opinia publiczna powinn
tu prasie dopomagac, wy
{kazywaelniemadrym ! zloSli
wynn zgroze hahby; jak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
PETMARITS.

PETMARITS.
Boerowie juz prawle
zawojowali ca}y kraj
Zulus6w, W kt6rym
Anglicy cd dawna
sic usadowall, | zaje-
Ii takze p6}nocna
Geese prowincyi Ka-
pu, a W niei miasto
Colesburg. Zajeli tax
re, pomiedzy inneml,
mlasta Queensburg,
Stomburg i Burg
hersdorgf. Miasto In
gWaWuma, W Kfa) u
Zulus6w, spalili ! po-
palili publiczne bu-
dynki / magazyny..
W4adzc rzadowe
m1eszkancy uszli z
zyciem W klerunko
EshowY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

ma rzece Tugela, pod
Colenso, polozenie
wojsk angielsk)ch W
Natalu sta4o sic kry-
tyczne. Jezeli powie-
die i'm sic zburzy6
most ma rzece Moar,
ma po}udnie cd Est
court, za}oga 'tego
miasta bedzie musia-
Ia podda6 sig. Gene
ra4owie Joubert i
Botha posuwaja sic
ma po}udnie i zanosl
sic ma waln9 bitwe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

wobec braci naszych W Eu~
ropie ma Gala Polonia Ame-
rykahska chca sciagnac;starat
sic, p6ki czas, sprowadzit ich
z falszywei drogi, ma iaka
weszli, naprowadzit ma droge
poczciwosci i obowiazku ma
rodowego.
Boze daj zb]adzacym upa-
mietanie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
Kpiny z Apiast6w

Apluy Ap1"oVO"'
Jak wiadomo, X. Franci-
seek Kroll z Chicago kaza}
aresztowac nauczyciela szkoly
III enry Cla y. Jana M.
Forsyth. "a pobicie polskiego
dziecka. Forsyth by} zmu~
sony do kaucyi W sumie
5000, aby sic stawi} ma sad.
Kaucya (bond) podpisa} szwa-
gier jego, pryncypa} tel samej
szkoly, Lane.
Niestety Lane ME mia}
prawa do tego, BIO n ic n lie
posiad d a. Do PodPisu
bondu'' trzeba bye w}asci~
|.cjelem odpowiedniei realno~
Sci. x. Franciszek zupe}nje
spokojnie to wynalaz}. Lane
il Forsyth tymczasem latal',
|jak opetani. namawla)ac
wszystkich Apiast6w ich
d>ieci W okolicy powyzej wy
mienlonej szkoFy, ably Swiad~
cyl, po stronie Forsyth'a.
x. Franciszek rez ich ma
dudk6w wystrychna}, twier~
dzac zupe}nie sprawiedllwle
ze jeden z jego swiadk6w,
ma}y Rutkiewicz, r6wnlez
przez Forsyth'a pobity, lezy
chory W szpitalu Aleksyan6w.
- | wcale sic ma termin
ME stawil.
Gdy przyslo do drugiego
terminu, x. Franciszek po-
slal p. Klemensa Belihskiego,
aby oswiadczy} sedziemu, co
lnastepuje: TX. Fr. Kroll
uwaza iako ponizenie godno~
Sci swojej skarzyt chfopa
forsyth az. kt6ry nawet "a
500 ME moze dac kaucyi.' |
znowu wcale ma termin ME
poszed}.
sedzia os}upial, Lane
Forsyth oslupieli i Gala ho}o~
ia Apiast6w struchla}a.
Sedzia zawini}, re ME kazal
pryncypalowi przysiadz, jake
ma w}asnose odpowiednia
Lane zawini}, podpisujac sic
pod e n 0 W ane pomle-
szkanie jako wlasnoSG. For
syth zawinil, kryjac sic poo
fa}szywa kaucya.
Sedzia Ho]glund umy} rece
liz z}osci, radzac, ably inn,
sedzia te sprawe sadzit.
ApiaSci stracili przesz]t
! sto i dwadziescie dolar6w, wy
! stawiwszy sic W dodatku n
i lpubliczne kpiny.
Il x. Ffanciszek zapIacil tyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
Z Niw P0lskich
w AMERYCE.

NOVA POW1ESc rozpo.
czynamy W niniejszym nu-
merze - pod tytu}em Ia
Wiare Swieta.''
W SPRAWIE wesolych
obchod6w 20 Llstopada b. r..
pisze Milwaukee, SiohCE CO
nastepuie: .,Niektore to-
warzystwa ma obchodach Liz
stopadowych urzad2aja bale,
jestto rzecza wiecej niz ME
st6sowna, bez wzgl9du ma
eel, dla jaklego owe bale So
urzadzane. Obchody narodo-
we ma czesG powstanla (z r.
1901, powinny pomiesz-
czac w swych programmed
nabozenstwa zalobne "a du-
sze zmar}ych bohater6w, mo-
wy, odczyty, st6sowne de-
klamacye, spiewy muzyke.
Ale bal podczas tego obcho-
du wyglada tax iakby kto ma
pogrzeb ubra{ sic W str6j
weselny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

zi}.
WIERNA SkUZACA.
w Brooklynie niejaka Anna
Szynicka lat 26 zosta}a przy-
aresztowana jako wsp6lnicz.-
ka handy wlamywaczy i z}o-
dziei, operujacej cd dw6ch
miesiecy W Brooklynie. Ma
rzeczony jej ~byl naczelnikiem
handy, a ona przyjmowala
mie)sce sluzacej W bogatych
domach i wpuszcza}a noca
ziodziej. w ostatnim m:e]scu
iej s}uzby u Mrs. H. Phillips
skradla bizuterye wartosci
So 45o $50 got6wka.
w GRAND RAPIDS,
Mich, odprawi} p1imicye ks.
Wiktor WjSniewski. Mlody
kaplan, uczywszy szko}y W
Kr6lestwle Polskiem> ztad
z tytu|em Doktora sw. Teo-
logit przybyl do Ameryki
dokohczy} swe studya ka-
p}ahskie w Cincinnati, Ohio.
-Ceremonii wyswiecenia do:
pelni} Najprze~. KS. Biskup
Richter udzia}em licznego
duchowiehstwa.
M1NONK, Ill. = Tutejsza
parafa polska, sk}adajaca sic
okolo 100 rodzin, juz ma
w}asny kosci6}. Kupili "a $525
kosci6l metody)ski oraz loty
W polskie) dzielnicy miasta
obecn;e przeprawadzaja kos
ci6l ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
REDAKTOR pop B}a-
zowski ME d}ugo siedxia} przy
stole redakcy)nym niezalez-
nej REFoRMY. Usunieto go
jake ,,nieuczciwego'. a W
miejsce jego przyjeto J6zefa
Zawisze.
CLEVELAND, o. - Mi
chaf Widowicz wygraf swa
sprawe, kt6ra wni6sf do sadu
przeciwko frmie Brooks
Foundry Co., 0 odszkodowa-
ME "a ciezkie pokaleczenie,
kt6re odebral bedac zajetym
prey piracy u rzeczonej frmy.
Firma ia wyp|aci}a panu Wi.
dowiczowi 500 got6wka
zcbowiazana jest dat mu do
zywotne zaiecie.
z POZNANIA Wiscon-.
sidskiego dowiadujemy sic,
ze tam Jest teraz staly pro-
boszcz rzymsko-k -katolicki, "
osobie wielebnego Ks. j. Kor.:
czyka. By} tam jjuz take jako
sta}y proboszcz kaplan rzym =
sko-katolicki " osobie wiiel..
Ks. Frydryc chowicza q Nieza
leznego wllka tam teraz ME.
Ina zadnego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

szel! w dodatku jeszcze be-
die musial wytrzasnac $4,000
doktorowi Kruegerowi, kt6-
rego kgarz W Ameryce obra-
zi}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

MANILA. - Ka-
pitan Neonhauser do
kona& jednego z mai
piekniej czyn6w
tel wojny Noca Is b.
m. wyprawit sic z
Capas, spotka} od-
dzial powstaic6w Ii
czacy 200 fudzi i wzl21
wszYstkich do niewo-
Ii. W potrzebie pad]
jeden flipihczyk, zas
Amerykanie ME po.
nieSli zadnej straty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

TOWARZYSTWO pre-
mys}owe ma chicagoskiem
Wojc echowie. kt6re chcialo
W 20 Listopada b: r. urza-'
die bal. W pore postrzeglo
swoj blad i bal od}ozy}o.
POLACY MILWAUCCY
staraja sic ably park po}ozony
prey Lincoln Ave. otrzyma]
nazwe ,Kosciuszko''. Major
Rose stoi po stronie Po]ak6~
i ME ma watpliwosci, ze zy-
czenia rodak6w naszych beda
uwzglednione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23


ra4owie Joubert !
Botha posuwaja sic
ma po}udnie i zanosl
sic ma walna bitwe.
JOHANN ESBURG.
.Angllcy W Kimber-
ley dz1ehi noe ostrze~
liwanl So bomhami.
Gale miasto stan0Wl
jedne kupe gruz6w,
mieszkancy kryj& sic
W norach! General
Methnan podaza oble-
2onym ma odsiecz.
W Kimberley g}6d
okropny.
ETOW n. w
sasiadujacych z afry-
kahskiemi Boeram]
posiad1oSclach an
gielskich W ortu-
galii, mad zalog@ De-
legoa, panu}a okropne
stosunki. w ielkie ma
sy wychodzc6w przy-
byty tamtodat, be2
Srodk6w do zycia;
gotowe dopuszczac
sic wezelkich njepo'
rzadk6w. z tego po.
wodu sa ortugalczy'
cy ma Anglig6w wiel'
ce rozgoryczen1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. =
Jedna z najstarszych obywa-
telek polskich W TEN miescie
5. p. P. EVA Czerwidska, Pc
kr6tkiej. lecz ciezkie! s}abosci,
rozstala sic tym swlatem.
Zmarla liczyla lat 90 ! 9
miesiecy, pozostawi}a bardzo
l;czna rodzine, trzech synow,
cztery c6rki, 26 wnuk6w
iednego prawnuka.
BUFFALO, IN. Y. KS.
Janowi Pitasowi, ex- dzieka.
nowi sprzedano ma licytacy
czerwona kamienice przy
Walden ave. Biedny bu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

REDAKTOR pop B]a-
zowski ME d}ugo siedzia} przy
stole redakcy)nym niezalez-
nej REFoRMY. Usunleto go
jake ,nieuczciwego'. a W
miejsce jego przyjeto J6zefa
Zawisze.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-10-08
AN OPEN LETTER.

TO the Mayor and Councilmen of the
City Of Phoenix. AriZ.:
AS there is no salary attached to the
offices you hold, and the only recon-
pense you may expect for the time you
devote to The many duties you per
form on behalf of the city is the honor
and glory attached to the conscious
ness of having been public benefac-
tor. and hence the better you serve the
people the more glory for you, and
knowing as we'll as l do, l feel satisfied
you will feel kindly towards me for
calling your attention to a matter now
agitating the public mind, and in
which there is a chance for you to in
crease your salary mean glory. In
the first place I want to try and dis
abuse your minds of a false impression
under which you seem TO be laboring.
You were not elected to your office
because your name happened to be
John Jones or Jone Johns; you were
elected to be the representatives of
your constituents, and for the purpose
of carrying out the will of the people.
Let me explain your position: We
are all supposed to be in possession
of what is termed the five senses, but
we have also another sense, and that
is the compound essence of the other
five, and by the use of this essence we
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-10-08

Porter & Co.'S FIRST Class stages make
close connections with arriving trains as
also with trains going to Bowie. Special
accommodations provided fer trips ts
az6 frorn Glaba.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-10-08

for the democrats to nominate and
that he had no doubt of Bryan's sue
cess. If Morgan should become too
much identified with the geld demo-
Gratis by their efforts Of support and
by suspicion as to his loyalty to
Bryan, the great rural vote might be
lost to him
One feature of Johnsto1's work IN
Alabama resembles that of George f.
Williams in the Management of the
democrats in Massachusetts. Will
liams, contrary to all party tradition,
has had all the delegates to the next
national democratic convention elected
at this years state convention An
old-fashioned tradition in Alabama
has been likewise violated in regard
to the December primaries. Hereto
fore it has been customary tc hold
them en- the same day throughout the
state, in order that the results #
earlier ones might net influence
others. Johnston has already shown
his senatorial aspirations to the ex-
tent of having his friends in the va
riCus counties select dates for pI1-
mary elections, so that those Counties
in which his hcId is obviously the
strongest will speak first.
There are other candidates for the
senatorship who would like to be re-
membered in case Mr.. Morgan is t. re
tire. Reprsse ntative Blankhead. who
is also candidate tci succeed Mr.
Bailey in the house CT representatives
as minority leader, would like to go
10 the senate. Sc would Ex-Governor
Oates, who is the nearest to a sound
money man OF any of the candidates
who may he considered 1t does not
appear that Morgal's imperialistic
views are to any extent entering into
the canvass. 1t is rather a question of
men.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-10-08
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