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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-27
BiurO ZarzaduC Central
negO wv. Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, % kwietnia 1890 T.
Nastepujacy czlonkowie przyjeci
zostali do Il. y. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-27

o zdaniach wypowiadanyoh przez
wiekszost n~aszej prasy polskiej o po-
lityce zaborczej, ktorej niczem ME-
usprawiedliwiony prad tax nagle
powstal W lynn kraju pc wojnie z
Hiszpanja. robi nPrawda" bardzo
sluszna uwage:
nJezeli kto z polak6w wypowie
ssowo potepiajace zaborcza polityke
amerykahska, ME motna sic temu
dziwic. Me poohodzi to bynajmniej
z niezyczliwosci dla Stan6w Zjedno
czonych. Przeciwnie, uwazajac sic
bic "a wsp6}oby tego kraju,
pragniemy serdecznie, ably jego
gwiazdzisty sztandar byl zawsze Una
mieniem swobody i wolnosci; ably
narod amerykahski byi przez wszyst
kich Poczytywany "a prawy i szla-
chetny; ably ziemia ia utrzymala sic
pc wsze czasy ma stopniu tel ideal
nej wyayny poszanowania praw god.
nosci czlowieka, ma jakiej ia Wa
shington i Lincoln postawili. Bar
do wielu amerykanow potepia woj-
ne z Kuba i FIlipinami, a my CO
wiemy, czem jest utrata wolnosci
ojczystego kraju, godzit sic ma tie
wojne ME ~mozemy".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-27

iami, tymczasem ! nKurjer", jake
Pismo Postepowe, walki tel uniknac
ME mogl. Kazdy bezstronny ozytel-
mix przyzna, ae ,,Kurjer" polemiki
drazliwej sic wystrzega}, zawsze sta,
raj sic zajae stanowisko ~posrednie i
sledzii przebieg naszego zycia bez
stronnie.
Ale to wlasnie naszym kacykom
do smaku ME przyPad}o, spuscili
vice wszystkich swych brytan6w z
1ahcuchow i hajae ma ,,Kurjera".
NajlePszy ma to sposob: ma psie
gsosy ME zwazae i kroczyc swoja
droga.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-27

KS. Grutza, wydawoa ,Katolika",
napadl ma ks. w. Kruszke. ktory
czesto.. zasila }amy nKurjera" beg.
stronnymi j p~owaanymi artykulsmi.
w odpowiedzi pisze ,,Kurjer Pol.
ski:
....,wielebny wydawca ,,Katoli-
ka" napada Ia to osobiscie - ksie-
dza proboszcza z Ripon.... Mniejsza
juz o brak sensu W tenn postepowa.
niu, DO tego W artyku}soh ks. Grutzy
nigdy.nie znalezlismy. Ale dlacze-
go ks.,Grutzs VIOLA do ludu, ably ME
sluchali takich, ktorzy przeciw ksie.
zom wystepuja, a sam przeciso inne-
nu Isiedsu s~eystspuje? Dlaczego
ks. Grutza napada innych ksieay2
Czy to sieIgodzi ksiedzu ozynie? Ia
swoje nauki jest kaady ksiadz tylko
wobec acyzssej w}adzy kosoielnej cd
powiedzialnym. A ks. Grutza ME
jest p~rzeoie wyaszym W hierarchji
k~oscielnej cd proboszcza W Ripon
Tub ktoregobsdz innego lsiedza.
Chyba, ze ks. Grutza juz dzisiaj So
bic wyobraza, re jest b~iskupem; ale
jesli jest, to chyba n~iezaleznym, DO
biskupem djecezji milwaukee, jest
dotad ktos inny, z~nacznie godniej-
sly, powazuiejszy rozumniejszy cd
ks. Grutzy. Dlatego ks. Grutza
MECH daspokoj napadauiu innych
ksieay W swym organiku; Sill chce
sic ma Mich mscit, to MECH juz lepiej
denuncjuje ich co tydzieh u arcybis.
kupa, iak dotad ~czyni}."
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-27

v Powyzsze ustepy wziete z broszu-
ny DIR. Henryka Gierszyiskiego: Nv
kwestji Polsko-Litewsklej'.
n. Letuuis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13

Tdon pieI friibsr beItimmt, ba es nt9ts
Seltenes bel ben Montenesrinern 1T,
boB bic Batter lire 8inber idpn i'm
Sarteiten altsr einanbsr roerfpre9en",
Bis su ibrer pfficielIsn @erlpbung aber
biirfen bic iunsen 2eutchen nit einanz
Der nidt pertebren. Sa, es 1T Iogar
gegsn bic quite Site, ipenn iie miteins
amber einmal tan5en, falls fie ii9 nit
ibren @ltern bei ireenb einem Seite gu.
fdmmsnfinben. 8ei fol6en @elegen'
beiten tan3en bic 5rauen unb Mdbtben
ebeKIo ibr eigenes ~&oIo" pie bic
MGnner. Hur Die r@orsei9rittenes
rem. bic aud anbere nutionale @issnz
tbiimli9feitsn bereits abselegt unb bus
fir mebr BON Der Civilization bes We>
ftsns angenpmmen bdben, geitutten bds
Sansen beiber 9eTdle9ter susiei4.
Sbne 3tpeifel lit bieie 9tbIonberung
nod uuf tiirtiI4en GinfluB Suriid5us
fii6ren.
Die Wpntensgrinerin 1T unsemeh
reli9iGs unb liebt bic tir9li9en Getes
monieen; ibr leidt erresbares @emiitb
lit itsts BON elmer beilisen S9su pur
bem ssbsimnibbplfen ltnbetunntsn ers
fiillt, in ibrsm 9laubsn finpet iie in
alien 2ugsn bes 2ebens StGrtung unS
Sroit. sic lit besbaIb cine fleiBige
&irdenbeiuderin. aud feblen IN ibrem
Sauie ME Seiligsnbiloer. bic lie bel je>
Der 9elesenbeit nit friT9en 8Iumen
betrdnat, unb Dor bsnrn lie iebsn Sag
bstet.
gs lit burdaus retnes, ungetrii6tes
Samiliengliid, bas bic Rpntenegrtne'
rim um iitb bsrbreitet unb urd finbet.
Rein unb ipuhr tit ibr urfpriinslihes,
unperborbenes Wefsn, es lit ulles an
ibr nod nutiirli9 unb unsetiinitsIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13
SpIitter.

@er gllIss mitroitopiId min err
griinben,
Der pirb gar balb ni9ts mebr ges
nieBIid finbsn.
- Gin mort CUR re6ten 3eit
1T cine Shat.
= Die natiirlibe Strafe fir bds
Nihtstbun lit bic = 2angeipeile.
pie 3 ii m m ten buben Sas
meiite Slid. 2tber bamit III ni6t be-
ipielen, baB elmer. Der tein Slid bat,
ni6t aud Oumm fein tann.
SasaGter briiitst fi9 immer
nit feiner Grfabrung. feIbit banH,
psnR es ME cine gemd6t bat.
= 81 1T unridtig. bab man Ii9
na9 Der Oede itreden mub; meiltsns
muB man iid nad Der 0ede Sufam>
men5ieben.
q Soll ber 9runbfteinSu
einsm Gburatter selest iperbsn, 10
mub bas S4idial bic Sammeri4lGge
fii5ren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13

treuer Rdmerab, mein rebIider Wiitars
better. Sd liebe iie aus tiefiter Seele,
tpie fis ausiiebt, babe i9 ni9t bed9tet.
bod muB iie f40n iein. bd eine i9One
Seele in ibr ipobnt."
grregt bate Werner geipro6en, unb
tbenIo erregt bate &0bler feline Sdnb
ergriffen unb dusserufen:
n9ott fei 0antl baB Su Define
Srdu liebI!"
.3peifsltsit Du baran2"
sd nidt, aber pisGIeiht Define
Srau."
.aisbetb9 2Gderlidl
rDo9 = iie : i9 iperbe Dir einen
guten Ratb seben: f9ide Innd fort!"
pima, ipesbdlb9"
pWesbalb2 SD babe ba unlGnsit
cine fleine SubeI selefen, barf i9 fie
Dir eradblen2"
r0u : mir = eine Sabel, bic
SADIE 1T gut; na metnetpegen, Derz
ieBen ipir uns in bic &inberiabre 5lla
rud, - i9teB los.
.Sn einem Dalbe Iebte elm alter
giniiebler, er ippIlte BON ben Meni6en
ni4ts pifien, ipabrI9einIi9 batten iie
ibm supiel Suites errpieien; beito mebr
liebte er bic Sbiere, namsntli9 ben
9Dgeln tuenOete er Isin eanaes Sera gu.
gluf ieinem 9ade batten ii9 elm Srds
benmdnn9en unb zWeib6en bds Rsit
gebaut unb lebten in friebli9er @be.
Infer alter giniiebler psrIprgte iie
rei9lib nit Speife unb Sranf unb
tonnte lie ni9t senug loben ob
ibrer berrli9en @intrd6t.
Gines Sages fdnb er bor ieiner
Sbiir cine tleine balbberbungerte&rGbe
tobtmiibe lissen, er bob iie Ior9Iam
duf, trug iie in bds &rGbenneft unb
bat um2lufnabme fir bas iunge Sbiers
den. Sas @bepaar nabm es benn audi
freunblid auf balb mar es ipieper
munter unb i4rie Iuftig barauf los, es
md9te glusfliise unb bas ardbenz
mGnn6en besleitete es unb man b0rte
i9on bon ipeitem bas S6erSen Der
beimtebrenben @0gel.
Sc luitiger bas MGnn9en unb bic
tletne ardbe purben. beito filler unb
trauriser ipurbt bas @eib9en = unb
als bic beioen zines Sages frDbli6
tortgeflosea iparen, fanben fie Bel ibrer
Rudtebr bas Deib9en tobt.
Der @tniiebler meinte trauernb:
g@eraoe ipie BEL ben Meniden. bic Sic
feriu9t t0otet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13
Sapaitifdje Srifitren.

Die &unit bes Sriiirens Ifebt in Sas
pan auf elmer febr 6oben Stufe, mas
uniere Samen ni9t ipeiter nunbern
pirb, ipenn iie bOren, baB man an Der
Irt oes &opfpuBes bort ben Rung unb
bas alter Der SrGgerinnen ertennen
tann. Oas bitter zines 8abbs pirS
bur9 bas aufeinanberfolgenbe glrranz
cement bes Saares gu einsm tleinen
&nGt9en bintsn i'm Baden pber einem
Srdn5den oben auf benz SOpfe ober
elmer Saarlode borne auf Der Stirn
ansegeben. pGbrenb Der iibriee Sbcil
bes Sauptes slatt abraiirt erI6eint.
Wide6en bon a6t bis neun eabren tras
gen es Sur S9leife am Sintertopf se>
punoen unb f9lingen um DieIe Elm
Stiid rotben &repp, bic pprbere Sadrs
parttc ipirb entfernt, nur an ieberSeite
bes @eiibtes baumsln elm pdar LANCE
Spden berunter. Die beirdtbsfGbi1en
Sungfrauen nebmen bas Saar bod auf
BEN Sopf 5uIammsn, iie friIiren es
entipeber in Der 9sitalt zines S6mets
terlinss OOer SGders unb I6miiden
bann ben 4ufbau nit @oIbz unb Sil>
beridnur ober glGnasnben 8ugeIn.
Sine Wittpe. bic mad einem Sfpeitsn
8atten fpGbt, ipidelt i6re 9pden um
cine grobe S9ilbpattbaarnabel, bic Iie
iih bori5ontaI am SintsrtOpf aufItedt,
tine trauernbe Satin aber, bic bem
@erblidenen treu 5u bIeiben gebentt,
f9neiSet iid ihr gunSes Saur, i6ren
srobten Stol5, fura ab uno trGgt es,
obne S9eitel, gldtt na4 bintsn ses
fdmmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13
Die 8aoierin-

{Srci uat Sdiffer's ,Glpeuidser'9. uul
Rutthias Raner.
@iGIt bu ni9t bas StriimpfIein tniil
pfens
Striimpflein lit idDn bur9getpeBt.
SAB bic Habeln Iuftig i9liipfsn,
9aB Der Strumpf ni9t sunS Serfebt'
.2aB bic Striimpfe, LAB bic GuOeln,
Meutter, Mitter, laB mid rabeln!"
@iuIt bu niht bic @di9e ipuf9en9
Damn betpmmit bu eillen Mdun!
8iigls Sembrn unb @dmuI9en,
Sab bid Riemanb tabeln tann!
p2ab bic MGnner. lab iie taoeln,
Wtutter. Mutter. lab mid rabeln!-
DiGit bu nidt bic anSbel f9Opfen9
Did am Sadbrett ni9t erfreu'n9
9lus ben 2abeln, aus ben Sppfen
Diait bu ni6t 9eipiiras itrsu'na
r2aB bic Snpfe, LAB bic 2abeln,
Mutter. Mutter. laB mid rabeln!~
limb bic Sunsfrdu ftisg gu Rabe,
limb es treibt unb reiBt fie fort
Gaitlos alf perbot'nem pfabe,
9ln bes 9dBleins engem Srt.
@or ibr Der nit 8libesi9nelIe
Sliebt elm dngftli9er 9eielle.
Iuf Der Sreppe nadte Rippen
&lettert er nit leidtem S6pung;
Sur9 bes Rtnniteins enge &lippen
SrGgt i6n Der gepdgte Sprung.
9lber btnten, pbne @nabe,
6olst iie nit benz Seufelsrabe.
SeBo muB er iteben blei6en;
@inen 8raben f6aut er bier,
Srin bic 8naben Sneipptur treiben,
&dbne fegeln aus papier.
Dor tbm Oes WioraItes Shimmer,
Sinter ibm bas SrauenSimmer!
Wlit oes Sanmers ftummen 9Iiden
Slebt er nm Elm milb' @eI6id;
5lebt rmionit, benn auf benz 9aiiden
5iibIt er i4pn ben pneumutit.
Sd = in einem ipeiten 8oeen,
&am es iiber ibn sefIogsn.
limb bic Sungfrau fiibIfs betlommen;
gllles 1T 70 flr9tbdr naB =
limb iie iiebt ben S9ubmann tommen
port ibn fdreien unb pirb blab:
rlnfug pirb bier niat selitten,
Sarf i6 nm ben Ramen bitten9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13

bem bert5mmIidsn Gattensspanb ben
&imOni, sinen Sdleier. ben iie ibr
sanoes 2eben lang aufbepabrt unb Der
Bel ibrem Sobe berbrdnnt ipirb. Die
srite Pkiat Der Sapanerin TT @ebors
fam: Gls Mdbden sesen bic @ltern,
dls Srau sesen ben @atten, alsDittipe
(5peite @ben finben felten itutt) sssen
ben eisenen Sobn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13

rNun, unb = tpas bat bks nit
Sisbetb, nit 9lnnd gu tbun9"
sd CLAUDE -"
nWas glaubit Dug
Dap Define Srau siferfiidtis auf
Mnna iit9"
~Quf Inna9 lG6erli9 = iparum9"
~Warum9 9u srobes &inb! Weil
annd idDn unb jung unb iie es nidt
msbr 1T, neil Su NIT gnna ffjerseit
uno la9it. = Dies tdsIi9 gu ieben, 1T
cine perbIiibenbe Srau, unb mare fie
bic bette, nidt i'm Stanbe, auf bio
Sauer gu ertrasen. Define ssrau leiz
bet. unb felbit fir Did 1T cine Srens
nuns ratbfam, sr Iiegt @efabr in bies
fem tdsli9en gertsbr nit einem f6Us
rsn, tbaufrifben @e1d6pf."
~Sit annd i60r9"
fsben2"
Rein, id Iebe nur 2isbetbs liebes
@eii4t, = uber 9u magit gtedt babsn.
2isbetb lit berdnbert, iie iit ernft unS
traurig unb miiBte bod iebt, mo es
uns gut gebt, mo bic traurisen Saae
9tnter uns liesen, better unb qliidIih-
ietn. Sd tperoe 4nna su meiner eins
fdmen G6peiter fenben, bic @eaens
mart bes iungen MGbdens tpir6 ibr
elm Sonnenitrdbf fein."
r3Rue bas, mein 5reunb, unb nidjts
itDre @uer ferneres Slid; sSbr feib
chamber tpertb." "---
Ro3 in fpdter abenbifunbe faBen
g3erner unb aisbetb auf benz Sofa
Sunb in Sdnb.
8ie f9neII bate bic ssrau oIiids
itrdblenb ld9eln qelernt, elm rolioer
Sdimmer lag duf ibren Ddnaen unb
beriiinste iie. Die tiefe 5uIte auf Der
Stirn mar siuar nod ba, biefe saIte,
bic er 10 liebte, neil semsinIbaftlides
Sorgen unb @ntbsbren fie gesraben
bate.
Nsdenb entaos iie ibm ibre SGnbe:
"NaB bod. iie iinb 10 bart, 10 absez
drbeitet -"
y6ur mid" unterbra6 er iie, unb
tiiBte lie INNER unb INNER pieber =
uno babel faben iie chamber in bic
au9en NIT treuer. e9ter. bingebenber,
aaes nm ii9 bergeFsnber aiebe!
So, bas mar bic 2iebe, bic aIIes bsrs
5et9t unb alies Dergibt. nur ni6t -
gu lieben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13

@erf9nappt. 3fpei 8as
rome itreiten ii9 iiber bas gtlter ibres
glbeIs. AID ipas." meint Der Cine.
40 aft iit Sbr 9fbel nidt ipie Der meius.
i9 tann Sbnsn beute rod bon msinsu
2lbnen Wd6nbriefe aus bfm Ia. Sabrs
5unbert seistul-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13

-.9efG6rli9e Situdtiou.
Stubent (ber gtbenbs einen Spibbu5en
unter feinem Bette liesenb finbeD:
p9lber Meni6. pie tOnnsn sic fi8 10
leidtiinnig in 9efabr begeben :. i'd
bin srit ssitsrn nit Osm 8ett bur9ses
brpten!s"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-13
Official Count Of Stat Funds
State Of Nevada.
County ot DrmSby.

Eugene Howell, and James L. Judge
being duly sworn, severally say that
they are members of the Board OF En-
aminers of the STAT OF Nevada; that on
the 10th day of DacemDer, 1898, they
(after having ascertajned from the books
of the State Controller the amount OF
money which should be in the Treasury
made an official examination aud couni
of the money in the State Treasury Of
Nevada, and found the same correct a.
follows:
Paid Dill Vouchers not
returned to Controller 1871. 80
Total--- Sl4i,l3S.92
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada State School
BOnds------------------ StSO.H1o0O
Nevada Stale Bonds 2S7,364.20
United States Bonds 6>5.Ot0.nW
EUGENE HOWELL.
JAMES X. JUDGE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 10th, day of December, \. y. 1S9S
I~nAL1 7. \. STONE. ND-lry
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-13
NOTICE.

At the regular meeting of the State
,ard of Examiners held June eth, 1898
e following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board of Exam
ers shall meet on the third day of every
onth, for the purpose of allowing
hims against the State, and all claims
1t in the Office Of the Secretary of State
} or before The third day in each month
|all rot be considered or allowed by the
bard until the next meeting which will
on the third Tuesday of each month
REINHOLD SADLEE
EUGENE HOWELL
JAMES K. Judge
Board IF Examiners.
Attest:
J. DOANE,
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada, June :, 1895.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-13

Carson City, Nevada, June :, 1895.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-14

Under the head of resolutions, Buckle
submitted one instructing the superin-
tendent of waterworks to investigate
the condition of the Parley's canyon
water. 1t was adopted.
Another resolution by Buckle, pro-
viding that those water takers who are
not getting water be relieved from
payment of water rates, was referred
to the committee on waterworks.
Robertsons resolution directing heads
of departments TO report itemiZed ac-
counts of the amounts expended by
them for regular and special work, was
adopted. His resolution instructing
the street supervisor to cut all cross
ings down to grade was referred to the
committee on streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-14
miscellaneous.
BOAT RACES WILL BE HELD AT
SALTAIR IN JULY.
Movement For a Regatta at the Lake
On July 24th-What the Rowing
Association Proposes.

In another week the Salt Lake Row
ing association expects to begin active
work upon the water at Saltair, and
it is probable that regatta will be
held on the lake on July "a.
Years ago the club was in a flourish
ing condition, and it was a common
sight to see the long, low, narrow craft
flying over the waters of the lake near
Garfield Beach, but of late years in
terest has waned i'll rowing, and the
clubs shells lay in the Garfield Beach
lighthouses, dusty with years of disuse
and with gaping seams and broken
decks. Last summer several OF the
shells were unearthed and taken to
Saltair and put in condition, but the
revived interest of the club members
died, and the season passed without a
race But this year the club members
have vowed to take rowing up in earn
est and to hold one and perhaps two
regattas during the summer.
The two siX-oar shells belonging to
the club are in fairly good condition,
and can be fixed to take the water in a
short time. There is but one four-oar
shell in possession of the club, but John
Sharp, who is a prominent member of
the club, said yesterday that it was
likely that the club would purchase
four which is owned by the defunct
Provo Rowing association. Negotia-
tions are now pending to that end.
Several members of the club will go
to Saltair today to examine the shells
and take preliminary steps toward
holding a regatta.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-14
MR.. HIcKEY's VERSION OF IT.
Manager of r. G. w. Team Tells
About the Split In His Nine.

Manager d. d. Hickey of the orig
inal r. G. W. team states that it is all
mistake that the team has gone into
new hands. MIR. Carpenter, who
claims to have taken over the manage
ment of the team, is laboring under a
misrepresentation" said he, when he
asserts that the r. G. W. team has
been reorganized. The personnel of the
team is the same now as it was on
decoration day, when we defeated the
Y. M. Z. A, save that we have secured
three new players, Vapor and Holmes,
lnhelders from Omaha, and Gamer and
Stewart, two Denver men. We have
likewise secured the services of Gerhart
and Berkeley, the Pocatello battery
Mcclellan and Dickinson have been
dropped from the team. and it is they
who have organized this so-called r.
u w. team, of which Mr.. Carpenter is
manager. AS a matter of fact, Mr.
Carpenter is manager of three base
ball suits and Mcclellan and Dickinson.
Where he will get his other men from
l cannot see, for all the other mem
Ders of the team are still with us and
VIII play with us through the season."
Mr.. Hickey's r. G.. W. team will meet
the Short Lines on Saturday at Fort
Douglas. Smith and Scare will be in
the points for the Western and Kidder
and Shannon for the Short Line Mr..
Carpenters r. G. w. team is sched-
uled to play the same afternoon at
Provo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-14
ADMIRAL DEWEY'S LIFE.
Lecture On the Naval Hero By a
Relative.

An audience of about 1000 people as
sembled at the Tabernacle last evening
to listen to a recital of the life and
deeds of one whose name is on every
Americans lips = Admiral George
Dewey. The lecture was delivered by
Adeibert NJ. Dewey. a nephew of the
great commander, and was intensely
interesting.
Just before the meeting was called
to order. Held's band played several
national airs, several of which We're
played on board the Olympia immedi-
ately after the battle of Manila. The
audience caught a patriotic spirit, and,
under the leadership Of Professor
Stephens, Joined heartily with the band
in singing the Star Spangled Banner"
after which the speaker of the even
ing was pleasantly introduced by Pres
ident Franklin Dewey Richards, a rel
ative of the admiral.
Mr.. Dewey commenced by giving the
ancestry of the distinguished Ameri-
can, tracing his lineage back to Char
lemagne and giving quite an elaborate
His early childhood. early maturity
and manhood We're interestingly por-
trayed. incidents of his career showing
the mettle Of the then future naval
commander being graphically told. To
add greater interest to his narrative,
scenes We're thrown upon the canvas
by the aid of a stereOpticOn, and were
Strikingly realistic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-14
BASEBALL AND HORSEPLAY
FUN AT THE HIGH SCHOOL,. D.
S. COLLEGE GAME AT LAGOON.
High School Wins By a Score of Is
to IL. But There Was More Fun
Than Baseball In the Game.

In seven innings of baseball, liberal
" injected with horseplay, an alleged
High school team defeated the L. D. S.
college nine at Lagoon yesterday by
score of 10 to j..
After the first five minutes OF the
game nobody tried to play much base
bail. The little knot Of spectators
ss,ent their time in chatting the players,
and the players reciprocated with bou
Duets of Wit that kept everyone smil
ing jackson, eX-Fort Douglas, ex-Elk,
eX-Y. NJ. c. y. player, appeared in
High school uniform. Hi. look at
Jack" shouted a fan, the little High
school boy What course are you TAX
ing up there. Jack2' Jack grinned
generously. but answered not and an
other rooter cried. oh, he's all right
He's taking vocal music at the High
school" And Kimbrough of the La
goonS. also storm-tOssed wai-, who
has at various times played with Park
City Eureka. Pocatello-ay. even with
Ogden. He. too. played with the High
school boys. but he wore his nose
turned STEWARDS and he didn't exert
himself unduly "Wots de use o
woi'kin' hard" he shouted at a rooter
who upbraided him for his laZiness. in
a game like dis? Might git bum
mitt an den where'd l be-?
There were some High school boys
in the High school team, and the col
lege played its regular men, save one,
but both teams might have been made
I'D of Red Indians for all the crowd
cared ThSv yelled unfortunately at
both sides and for both sides. And
when they got tired watching the
game they said. oh. let's quit; you've
played long enough" And the players
packed up their bats obediently, and
the game ended.
Here is the score:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-14
sHORT-TlME LOAN FOR STATE.
ARRANGEMENTS TO BORROW AT
80 PER CENT
Occupation of Warrant Brokers Gone
Deficit Will Not Be Large Nor
For Long Time.

The drafts to be made on the state
treasury at the end of the current
month will be so large that the avail
able general fund balance of about $780,
600 now on hand viii soon be ex-
hausted. Revenues until tax payments
come in late in the fall will be small,
and another heavy draft will come
from month to month for authorized
appropriations and maintenance of
state institutions. so that the necessity
of the state board of loan commission
ers negotiating a loan, to run from
July l to November or December is
apparent.
State Auditor Richards is compiling
a statement for the boards informa-
ton, showing how much of an over
draft Will be needed. His books show
that about $4,000 in general fund war
rants is now outstanding. and this,
with $4,000 for quarterly salaries and
1000 due on the Southern Normal
school building account, will nearly
wipe out the balance. Auditor Rich
ards believes $500 will need TO be
borrowed July 1, and later another like
amount to bridge over the period of
deficit for four or five months and to
make it possible to continue the prac-
tice recently inaugurated of redeeming
all warrants as soon as presented for
payment. The warrant brokers will be
the only ones to object. it is believed.
While no definite arrangements have
yet been made, Secretary of State
a member of the loan board,
is assured that the amount of over
draft needed by the state can be Sc
cured in this city at a yearly rate of
interest as low as 31a per cent. The
interest item will not be large, and the
business-like plan will tend to cheaper
the states maintenance expenses if
warrant holders can be assured of
always cashing their orders on the
treasury at face value.