davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Ttal estate ut Aurtion.
Real Cstatt ut Aurtion.
william M.Ryan,A ,AuctiOneer
Office, i4o Broadway, New York City.

Real will undoubtedly large share Of the prosperity assured
through the Sound Money victory
eeve the best methods Of ling property the present
Only few days have passed the election and the
bidding
n Wednesday, Thursday AMI Friday last.
that the the auction will be at
by larger audiences than has
O which advertising
The prop, round figures
All sales take place ook tn. New Real Estate
Saroom Broadway n. T. the respective advertised
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The postal facilities Of the town ares ample ANA
free delivery sysiem Is giving pronounced ss'Hiae'
tiun.
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I,oR SALE OR TO LET
Al BLOOMFIELD ". j., FINE
fGR suMMtR on Aii"iElR hlsI:
AND ERIk r STATIONS, or TTRoLIEY
LINES ALL IMPROVEMENTS, lNCLCD.
ING hARDW OnD FLoOl.: STEAM HEAT
AND ELECTRIC LIGHT: DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. DUDLEY
fAnRAND. ao7 MARKET ST. NEW
ARK. n. J,
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No. $50 West 62d Street,
Nrm. Amsterdam Avenue, o.story tenement house.
lot 25I 1000.
No. IS West 9th Street,
Near " Aysaqt Xxx Xxx fSiFfR MnER sGseo sisT 1900
Sd AZ EAU ;. .. ieets. i'sd Street, valuable
No. SO Henry street,
mar. PIKE STREET c-story brick building.
WeStthtStrr and Wales Avenues.
Southwest corner. valuable pIo, containing sbou,
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
IIhs rtopctj VII be- so at the Brooklyn Real
EN'a!. ENcIsLge. No iSs Montague street. Brook.
18th Avenue and 37th Street.
SHH srfEEr ;t' i'sSR2 ,idc 'st SEQ fee. west Of .
l2IH AVENUE SON and 4oth streets iOlotS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND 1900.
No. ~ East 22i Street,
1,ar rarN avenue. S-story apartment house. 10.
Tu sRhf sFRRhhfT NavsNP.F u. '19G 1i 9osTGAsDr Is92
ANLNIE, valuable po; with inrrov1 nents
MOyDAv. NOVEMBER 10Th 1900.
No. p Bradhurst Avenue,
,. n,.r i!ad street. astory apartment house. sasIs
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER nth 1900
Absolute Sale Without Reserve.
No. $40 East SD Street,
near ~ a,eLGe. story and basement brownstons
r'iv1,e dw,l Ug full lo,session
GEORGE BURT HEATH ESQ, ApSORNEY,32
NhSSAt
MILAN +. KIMBER. ESQ. ATTORNEY 10
WALL STREET. Maps az Auttlcne~t's once
Nos. 2295 and 22o5 Sou,h,rn Boulevard,
near Home street. two lots. 25Aioo each with build
iHgs thereon.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER. soTH. 1900
Jackson and South Streets,
Northwest corntf, valuable plot 3 AiO44 feet
ST. Nichols Avenue and i2Sth Street,
Southea tcorn 7. o-story lpatmen, house. lot aass
So ieel
Manhattan Avenue AMI fifth Street,
Nout.aS' conner. valu BE plot i0b tl1l4s feet
WEDNESDAY, DErEMBLR 5TH. 1900.
Executors Sale,
BY ORDER or JOHN T. AND JAS 4 FARLEY.
EAECll lOkS, ESTATE OF MRS H. ~
FARLEY, DECEASED
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FACTORY for sal, in Easter District q Brooklyn.
i com rising 10 city los ana good build ny. For
fun particulars apply 70 e. box l'S Sun once
V'wOFAMiI.Y HOCSES-Two story and b,Semen,
i stone fronts. Just com 3letci: all house, on blocs
two-Story stone 10 sold Dec,tur st between howari
and bsratora avs OTTO SlNG Err builder
Borough Of Queens-Sale or Rent
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Aiisce eIlaneous-S or Rent.

ORANGE COUNTY FARM Tor sale: only 12.oOO
" lSS acres, building kc .-
DoCITRY FARM-LArees,, most elegantly com.
j piste plant on continent $3.50 bioie's one sea-
,nn in dudes poultry food business yisld,ng IS O01
yearly: me rcsiden e Improvements. furnished IS
ndnups New Hay,n Rairoad. own.r conneled 10 g.
ptop,rty on exchange or good Oily ncone with cash
Extraordinary opportunity. PERRY, 500 Broadway.
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WANTS AND OFFERS.
OFFERS.

old buildings Of any kind near my once wanted
In exchange for several scattered parcels OF real
estate In Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
0 spisie ludnosci.
(Ciag daIszy).

4. b o wiazki enumerator0w W..
Urzednicy, zajmujacy sic spisywaniem
ludnosci i zbieraniem danych podczas
spisu, nazywaja sic enumeratora
mi. Wyraz ten pochodzi od }acinskie-
90 czasownika: erar 60
macy: wyliczat.
Prawo, nakazujace .dwunasty spis
ludnosci W Stanach Ijednoczonych. tax
okresla obowiazki enumerator6w:
Kazdy Z enumeratorOw ma polecone
zebranie W swOjej subdywizji wiado-
moSci / danych statystycznych, wymie-
nionych ma formularzach spisowych O.
raz innych, jake uzna IA stosowne dy-
rektor spisu dla otrzymania dok}ad.
nych szczeg6}6w, zgodnie Z wymaga-
MEM prawa.
Kazdy z enumerator0w ma osobiscie
odwiedziG kazdy dom mieszkalny w
swojej subdywizji i kazdq rodzine W
MIN zamieszkaia oraz kazdego miesz.
kahca, ME ~majacego rodziny i powi-
MEN - przez zapytania zwr6cone do
g{owy rodziny Tub do jednego Z jej
czionk6w, najbardziej zasiugujacego
ma Ware a take do osobnik0w ME po-
siadajacych rodzin zebra6 wszystkie
wiadomoSci wymagane przez formularz
az 20 date lgo czerwca b.r
Gdyby zas enumeration ME zasta{ W
mieszkaniu osoby kompetentnej Ola da-
MIA odpowiedzi ma zadane pytania, to W
takim razie ma prawo zebraG zadane
wiadomosci o danej rodzinie Tub osobie
od rodziny Tub rodzin, osoby Tub osob
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
Notatki.

w ,Dzienniku Narodowym'' czyta-
my:
wv listach, kt0re do mas n~adchodza.
grupy wv. n. p. najwiecej powstaja
przeciw projektowanemu wstepnemu,
ktOre ma bye nizsze ola m{odszych,. a
wyzsze ola starszych kandydatow, zg{a-
szajacych sic do Iwiazku. A iednak
wed}ug mas, jestto projekt bardzo s}usz-
ny i spr~awiedliwy, a Sejm nadzwyczaj-
ny niezawodnie ma to sic zgodzi. o lie
wiemy, W grupach zw~iazkowych, ktGre
kase wsparG W chorobie prowadza ma
acknowledgement ~podstawach, juz Jest
dawno zaprowadzony system stopnio.
wego wstepnego. To, co jest ~s{uszne i
sprawiedliwe W grupie, z~pewnoscia be.
die ma miejscu W ca}ej organizacji, W
ca{ym Iwiazku. Raj ~jeszcze powtarza-
my, De, p~amietajac o szybkim wzroscie
)naszej organizacji, przedewszystkiem
powinnismy zapewnic sic, ze strona u.
bezpieczeniowa Zwiazku ma trwaIych
spoczywa podstawach. Zaprowadzmy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
ZarZad ZwiaZku Mar. Pol:

CENZoR:- DR.: Leon Sadowski. 2737 Penn ave,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Albert Nowak, 1917 Broadway,
Buffalo. n. Y. j. n. Cukierski, 32 w. Fulton
St. Grand Rapids. Mich. MaXymilian Kuoera, ait
Mitchell st.. Milwaukee, Wis. Michaf j. Sadow-
ski. lO2l0 w. Division st., Chicago, Ill.
PREZEs: - +. II. Jabionski. '1O2-1O4 w. Division st..
Chicago, Ill,
WICE-PREZES: - Stanislsw Rokosz.
Marian Stecxyhski. DIT. Kadmierz
zurawski. Mchaf wleklihski, MARGIN z6fkowski,
Stanisfaw LAufersh.
S~EKRETARZ T. NJ. Helinski, IO2-
l4. w. Division st., Chicago, Ill.
KASJER: VI. Majewski, 1O2 14 w. Division st.,
Chicago, Ill.
LEKARZ NACZELNY: Dr.. w. A. KufewsBd, lO1 14
w. Division st.. Chicago. Ill.
WYDZIAL SPRAWIEDLIWOSCI, NJ. j. Sadowsh, sekr.
lGs 1O4 w. Division street. Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

tylko to jednak, powinnismy bowiem
take dzieci nasze, wszystko jedno czy
zrodzone tutaj czy tez W Polsce, podaG
"a p%olakow, maja one bowiem prawo
do tego, jake zrodzone z rodzic6w pol
skich.
Jest to swietym naszym obowiazkiem
Podczas spisu ludnosci, jednak mazda
sic moze tacy wsrod mas, ktorzy zrozu-
mice tego ME zechca i ME beda O to dba-
Ii jak ich Tub ich dzieci enumeration "a
pisze. Musimy vice take powiedzie6
slow pare i o korzysciach jake z PREY
znania sic do n~arodowosci polskiej ma
mas sp}ywaja.
Korzysci tie sa dwojakiego rodzaju:
u Odnosnie do Polski i y Odnosnle
do mas samych, m~ieszkahc6w Stanow
Zjednoczonych.
Co do punktu pierwszego, to podajac
sic "a polak6w podczas spisu ludnosci,
zapewniamy tenn samem ojczyzne ma
sza, Polske, re o niej pamietamy, re
moze liczyt ma mas, gdy bedzie tego
potrzeba, z drugiej zas strony powiada-
my zaborcom naszym: Me wynarodo-
wicie mas i chot vase przesladowania
zmusi}y mas do opuszczenia ziemi 70.
d%zinnej, to jednak zawsze jestesmy po-
lakami, nawet tn "a dalekim oceanem!
Przez to samo vice wytracamy Tabor
com naszym broh Z reki, ~wykazujemy
d~owodnie, re ich wysi4ki ma mic sic ME
przydadza, re ciemiezenie braci ma
szych W ,,starym kraju" ME zrobi z mich
n%iemc0w, austrjakow lub moskali tax,
jak wolnos6 amerykahska ME zrobi}a z
mas amerykanow.
Co do punktu drugiego, to wykazu-
JAG dowodnie, re tn mas jest ME ma{a
garstka ale wielka liczba, swiadoma
swej narodowosci, praw swoich i obo-
wiazkow, posiadajaca prase swoja, swia-
TYNE swoje i organizacje swoje, majace
wp4yw znaczenie nakazujemy ola
siebie szacunek; przyczyniamy sic do
tego, re wszystkie stronnictwa amery-
kahskie musza sic z Mani liczyc; wyka-
zujemy, re jestesmy Ola tego kraju ko.
rzystni, pomimo re ME wyrzekamy sic
%naszej n~arodowosci. I'm wiecej mas wy
kaze tn spis ludnosci i i'm wiecej wy
kaze W rekach naszych majatku pod
postacia gruntOw, domOw, przedsie.
biorstw / t. d. tym wiecej mozemy
liczyc ma lepsza przysz}osG ola mas
dzieci naszych.
Wobec takich korzysci ME tylko jest
naszym obowiazkiem podawanie sic
PREY sPisie ludnosci "a polak6w ale le-
~ to poprostu w interesie naszym.
(Dokohczenie n~astapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

rodzlny, Zdolny do dawania
odpowiedzi ma pytania enumerator6w,
'musi, zgodnie z wymaganiem prawa,
dac zadane przez d~yrektora spisu, su-
perwizora lub enumeratora informacje
uczciwie i jakna j~sumienniej tax o sobie
jak i O kazdym z cz{onk6w swojej ro-
dziny; a ktokolwiek takich informacyj
odmowi Tub poda informacje fa}szywe,
ten zostanie uznany winnym karygod-
nego ozynu i moze bye skazany n a
kare pieniezna d wysokos-
CT d olarow.
Co sic tyczy zak}adow przemys}o.
wych wszelkiego rodzaju, to prawo
mowi: ,,Kazdy prezes, kasjer, sekre-
tarz, dyrektor, ajent, albo ktorykol-
wick z urzednik6w korporacji Tub "a
kaadu przemys}owego - czyto prowa-
dzonego ma zasadzie korporacyjnej, czy
to ograniczonej poreki, czy wreszcie
odpowiedzialnosci osobistej - cd kto-
rego wymagane So informacje lub dane
statystyczne odnoszace sic do spisu -
musi takowych udzieli6 dyrektorowi
spisu, superwizorowi, enumeratorowi
Tub specjalnemu ajentowi; a gdyby ia
kowych da6 zaniedba} Tub odmowi4 lub
gdyby poda} wiadomosci fa}szywe, to
~zostaje uznany winnym karygodnego
czynu i moze bye skazany n a kare
pieniezna do wysokosci
dziesieciu tysieoy dolar6w
a PROOF ego ma kare vie
zienna ME przewyzszaa C q
e d n e G roku'.
6. Obowiazki polak6w wo-
bee spisu.
o lie nam wiadomo, to z pism pol
skich, zajmujacych sic sprawl spisu,
tylko redakcja ,Kurjera Polskiego" w
Milwaukee oraz redakcja ,,Zgody"
zwrocly sic do ~dyrektora spisu z zada-
MEM, ably enumeratorzy ME z~apisywali
polakow zamieszka}ych W Stanach lied
n%oczonych a urodzonych W Polsce jake
niemc6w, austrjakow lub %rosjan, jak to
sic czesto zdarza}o podczas poprzednich
spisow, lecz jake polak6w.
Ma to odpowiedzia} dyrektor spisu,
re zadania polakow zostana uwzgled-
%nione, zas dnia 7 lutego T. b. zawiado-
mil pisma polskie, re nastepujacy ustep
zosta} do}aczony do instrukcyj wyda-
nych enumeratorom-pod nag}6wkiem:
miejsce urodzenia:
w razie gdyby osoba m6wi}a pc
polsku, to - p%oniewaz Polska ME jest
obecnie pahstwem nalezy sic pytac
czy miejsce urodzenia znajduje sic W
Niemieckiej Polsce, Austrjackiej Pol
see czy tez Rosyjskiej Polsce odpowie-
dzi zas zapisywac stosownie, a M:
Polska (Niem.), Polska (Austr.), Pol
ska (Ros.) Takim sposobem dyrektor
spisu bedzie W moznosci okresliG wiele
osob zamieszka}ych W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych zrodzi}o sic W pahstwie Me
~mieckiem, Austrjackiem Tub Rosyi-
skiem, a jednoczesnie zachowaG die
dziczna narodowosG polakow i zgrupo-
wac ich - bez wzgledu ma miejsce u
rodzenia - tax, by mona by{o wyka-
,aH uu;oI, noIoLx[u, -. c.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

IWlt.
Kazdy enumerator powinien orygi-
maine formularze, wype}nione przez sic
bic i podpisane, odes}ac w czasie ozna-
czonym do superwizora swego dystryk-
tn, a gdyby W tych jego raportach Cd
kryte zosta}y braki Tub omy}ki, to po-
winien sumiennie braki uzupe}nic a o.
my}ki p~oprawic.
Jezeli subdywizja wyznaczona enu-
meratorowi zawiera wszystkie czesci
albo tylko jedna Geese danej inkorpo-
rowanej osady, wsi, miasteczka Tub
miasta a take inne terytorja ME "a
warte W tel osadzie, wsi, miasteczku
Tub miescie, to obowiazkiem
tora jest wyraznie ~zaznaczy6 i odrozni6
w swym raporcie mieszkanc6w sta}ych
osady, wsi, miasteczka Tub miasta "a
wartych w jego subdywizji cd miesz-
kahcow czasowych, przybywajacych
tam z innej subdywizji.
Zaden z enumerator0w ME moze roz.
poczat piracy dop6ty dop6ki ME otrzy-
ma od superwizora swego dystryktu
swiadectwa, upowazniajacego do wy
pe{niania ~czynnosci enumeratora i ozna-
czajacego grantee subdywizji jemu po-
wierzonej.
Prawo zastrzega tez, re gdzie enume-
ratorzy maja do ~czynienia Z osobami
ME mowiacemi pc angielsku, tam moga
bye uzywani t}omacze re sta}a plaza
czterech dolar0w dziennie. Wynagro-
dzenie enumeratorow powinno wynosic
ME mniej jak diva Gently i ME wiecej
jak try Gently "a kazda osobe zapisana.
Me mniej jak Is i ME wiecej jak 20
centow Ia kazda farme oraz ME mniej
jak 20 i ME wiecej jak 80 cent6w "a
kazdy zak}ad przemys}owy spisany i ra-
portowany. Dane tie moga take bye
zbierane przez specjalnych ajentow
p~{atnych dziennie od trzech do szesciu
dolarow. Ably ten ostatni punkt wy
t}omaczy6, przytaczamy odpowiedni pa
ragraf prawa dos}ownem brzmieniu:
,,Jezeli dyrektor spisu uzna "a stosow-
ne, to moze formularzy ~tyczacych sic
wiadomosci statystycznych o zak}adach
przemys}owych i mechanicznych ME
wydawac enumeratorom danych subdy-
wizyj a powierzy6 je specjalnym ajen-
tom bez wzgledu ma m~iejscowosc'.
Prawo to jest niesprawiedliwe Z tego
wzgledu, re uwalnia wielkich przemys-
iowcow od wydawania zwyk}ym emu
meratorom takich szczego}ow o fabry-
kach swych i zak}adach, jakich ME ~
czyliby ujawniG obcemu c~z}owiekowi.
Mona wobec tego sadzi6, re wszystkie
wieksze zak}ady przemys}owe beda
zwiedzane przez specjalnych ajentow
delegowanych wprost z Washingtonu.
3. Kary.
Ma formularzach spisowych enume-
ratorzy musza zapisywaG: nazwisko
kazdego mieszkahca, wick, kolor sk0ry
(rase), p1eG, stosunek rodzinny (zonaty
czy ~mezatka, wdowiec czy wdowa, ka-
waller czy parma i t. P.), m%iejsce uro-
dzenia, miejsce urodzenia rodzicow, czy
Jest obywatelem StanOw Zjednoczo-
,.,cb , urod1anio czv tor 1ostol notura-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-06-18
CROP PROof ECTS.
Department of Agriculture Issues a
Hopeful Report.

Washington, June 12.-The monthly
report of the statiscian of the depart
ment of agriculture states the area in
winter wheat remaining under cultiVa
ton June 1, was "a, 908,000 acres; re
duction from the area sown in the fall
of 5,240,000 acres. The condition Of
winter wheat is 1927, against a ten-year
average of 80.7. The preliminary re-
ports on the spring wheat acreage indi-
cate reduction of about 567, 900 acres.
The average condition is 87.3 compared
with the ten-year average of SO. The
total reported acreage of oats exceeds
tn acreage harvested last year by 80
per cent The average condition of
oats is 91.7 against the ten-year average
of 1913. The acreage reported under
barley is sixtentns of per cent. great
er than the area harvested last year.
The average condition Is 98.2, against
the ten-year average of 88.5. The
acreage under rye shows a reduction OF
Al per cent. from that harvested last
year. The average condition is 97.6,
compared with a ten-year average of
$685. Almost all the principal clover
states fall considerably below the ten
year average condition.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-06-18
GOOD BRI TISH NEWS
ROBERTS BROKEN COMMUNICA-
TIONS BEING MENDED.
BURGHERs' ROSY TIDINGS

Claim Dewet Could Not Garry Off All
His Plunder-Looks Like Defeat
for Methuen-Plan to Make Crown
Colonies of the Republics of the
Beers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-06-18
MILWAUKEE WELCOMES BOER.

Milwaukee, June 1O.-An audience of
fully 1000 greeted Abraham D. Fischer
the south African envoy, at the exposi-
ton building last night. The meeting
was under the auspices of the 70 Ger
man societies Of Milwaukee and the
Wisconsin Tfansvaal Red Cross asso-
citation. Mayor Rose welcomed the ell
voy to Milwaukee. Fischer reviewed
the history of the south African repub-
lies and the causes which led up to the
present struggle. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing the program of ex-
termination and humiliation of the
hitherto Independent boer republics by
Great Britain and extending sympathy
to the beers
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-06-18

London, June 1.-TWO pieces of
news encouraging to the British in
the official dispatch are that the bro
ken communications of Roberts are in
a fair way to be mended, and that Sir
Redvers Buffers is at last master of
Laing's Mex.
The boer government is also issuing
news cheering to it's sympathizers. The
following bulletin, the boer version Of
the disaster to the Derbyshires, was
posted by Kruger Sunday at Mach
adodorp: ION June Z four divisions
of burghers attacked the British at
Roodeval, killed 200, took 700 prison
ers, and captured immense stores OF
food and ammunition. Some food was
taken by the boer farmers and the rest
burned. The English mail was taken.
The burghers attacked from open
veldt, and gave evidence of unprece-
dented bravery" AS Methuen was Of
f1cially described as fighting on June
Z, it is possible he was engaging
Dewet. It is said Gems. Louis Botha
and Delarey have been offered indi-
rectly 10000 pounds year to lay down
their arms. Kruger expects the same
offer to be made to himself, president
Steyn and Dewet. Kruger believes
the British will make these offers to
close the war on the principle that it
would cost less than to fight it out.
A dispatch from Lourenzo Marques
says $4,000 beers are reported to be re-
firing on Middleburg from various
quarters, and that after wedding out
the faint hearted, 10000 steadfast men
are still left. Butler was unable Mon
day to follow up the beers from lack
of cavalry as we'll as water. The dis
patches describe him as fighting a
spirited advance over rugged field
and under prolonged rifle fire.
Will Be Crown Colonies.
London, June 13-It is learned that
the government has at last decided up
on plan for the civil government of
south Africa. 1t can safely be said
that the Orange river colony and the
Transvaal will become crown colonies.
the latter probably being renamed the
Transvaal colony. Sir Alfred Miner
will be high commissioner of south
Africa, in spite of the opposition he
has incurred. The crown colony form
of government is the system in vogue
in the West Indies, Sierra Leone and
will Io4 10 fn
put this in force as soon as possible
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-06-18

Mrs Isabelle Brown, nee Cameron,
wife of ex-senator Arthur Brown of
Salt Lake City, and Mrs James Ayers
OF Mason City, Iowa, have for the past
week been the guests of Miss Helen
Macarthur and her brother William, at
the old Cameron residence in the vii
lage of La Crescent. She will be
joined later by her husband and they
will then proceed to the Philadelphia
convention to which Mr. Brown is a
delegate and his wife an alternate.
Colonel John Hicks and Mrs John
Hicks, who left Oshkosh the latter
part of October for tour in Europe
have returned. During their absence
they visited many of the historic cen
ters of Europe and northern Africa,
and though the trip was highly de-
lightful one they are we'll satisfied to
return to their home in Oshkosh. Col
onel Hicks is in fairly good health,
considering the changes in climate ex-
perienced. Mrs. Hicks is in the best
Of health. Colonel and Mrs. Hicks
were in Paris May Is to the oath and
during that period the exposition was
pretty thoroughly covered. Colonel
Hicks impression of the exposition
is that it does not strike the visitor so
favorably as the worlds fair in Chi
cago. While the Paris show, when it
comes to many of the buildings, is
more artistic, yet the grounds are mar
row and cut up and lack the magnif-
icence of the Chicago grounds. Still,
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

At Berlin the reichstag passed the
navy bill.
Terry McGovern defeated Tommy
White at New York in three rounds.
At Santa Cruz, Gala, Madame Au-
gusta Lehman, once a singer of inter-
national reputation, is dead, aged so.
Indian territory will send conIesting
delegations to the democratic national
convention over a bitter fight for ma
tional committeeman.
VIM. J. Bryan left Lincoln for Chi
cago, where he will be Joined by Sena-
tor Jones and Colonel Wetmore Of ST.
Louis on fishing trip to Wisconsin.
At Chicago George Dixon and Benny
Yanger, the "Tipton Slasher'' fought
six fast rounds to draw at Tattersalls.
Billy Stiff was given decision over
Jack Jeffries, younger brother of the
heavyweight champion.
Former Governor Drake, who was
attending the commencement exercises
at Drake University, Iowa, announced
that he had made the university joint
heir with his five children in his will.
His property is valued at $3,000,000
and the university will thus receive
100000. Drake has already con-
tributed 100000 to promote the in
stitution.
At the annual meeting of the
trustees of the Northwestern Univer-
sity Martha Foote Grove was appoint
ed dean of women and assistant pro-
fessor of English literature, succeed
ing Anna Maude Bowen. Prof. A. r.
Crook was made curator Of the min
eralogical museum and Prof. U. S.
Grant curator of the geological mu-
scum. The treasurer's report showed
a property valuation Of 100000, an
increase of 100000 in II years. There
is strong rumor that President Rog-
ers is to resign.
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ST. Louis, June "a mob of furious
women and boys last night beat and
denuded Lena Kaenter, young woman
who makes her living by peddling
lunches among the employees of the
California avenue street car line.
When the mob had stripped her to the
| waist one woman daubed her with
green paint, while two others held her,
while jeering boys and women ap-
| plauded the outrage and threw mud.
Two shop girls were attacked by the
same mob an hour later, and they were
also partly denuded before they es-
capped. An organized Committee OF
women began to visit the public schools
| yesterday afternoon, entering the
school rooms and accusing teachers
| of riding on the tabooed cars and
threatening them with bodily harm if
they did so again. Joseph Alfred,
armed with sword, led crowd OF
500 men and women in charge on a
car of the Southern Electric line yes
terday. He was captured by squad
Of police who dispersed the mob. So
far as known nobody was seriously in
jured. No attempt was made to oper-
ate the cars at night except on the
Lindell division. Nothing was accom-
plished yesterday toward adjusting
the differences between the employers
and men, and it is said all negotiations
have been declared off. At union
headquarters it is said arrangements
are being perfected for prolonged
continuation of the struggle. The ST..
Louis Transit company say
bone of the strike is broken and thai.
large numbers Of strikers are daily de-
sorting the ranks and making applica-
tions for reinstatement Everybody
was busy at the posse barracks in
Washington avenue. Four new COM
panies of organized recruits kept pour
ing in from the sheriff's Office all day.
Sheriff Pohlman has sworn in 1900
men, among the privates being some
of the best known citizens in town,
men of letters, art, sculpture and COM
mercial pursuits.
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in the Transvaal and Orange river
colonies though it is scarcely expected
the details will be announced or some
parts of the work be begun for
months. The colonial office is said to
be of the opinion that the maintenance
of good sized garrisons at such centers
as Bloemfontein, Kroonstad, johann
nesburg and Pretoria will be necessary
for a long time after the crown colony
system gets in working order. It is
believed that a portion of the Trans
wall will be partitioned off to Natal.