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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15

~, sdobyte ma nioh. w~artujsoe kolo 20
tysiecy z'otych polskich, kurpie prss-
stall do oboru polsk'ego msjora Brand.
10.
Ma ossls niskt6ryoh odd.ial6w kur
piowskich stall sami wlcs,ianie. q 20.
miedzy chfopskioh %dow6dc6w zasiynas
zwias.c.a kurp imisniem Nowak.
Nowab, wras Z kumsm swoim Ciupa
b, dowosif do obo16w powstsh o.ych
broh, kule I proch, przemyoajao to
wssystko pr.sz graniOe pruska, tut bill.
siutko cd Mich poioaona. Moskals, "a.
s~iyszaws.y o tom, wpadll do wioaki. "
kt6rsj miss,kaf Nowak I jeli 90 ssukac.
obisoujso gospodar.om wysoka nsgrods
pienie.na IA jsgo wydanis.
Me znalasa sic jednak wsr6d chlop6w
1drajcs, ks6ryby choiai spr.sdawadkrs
bratnia "a judassows srebrniki,.. Wow.
osas mosksle jeli ich bio okrutnie kija.
mi, dopytujac: gdzis jest NowakP
Ale l to ME pomoglo: kurpis .nie1li
boil metnis ! brata.powstadca ME wy.
dali.
Rossrozeni moskals, widss,, 70 MIC
wsk6ra6 ME moga, poszli do sssisdniej
wioski, " kt6rsj misuzkal Ciupsia l "a.
oseli snsca6 sic mad MIN, ably 60 emusic
do p~owisdzsnia gdzis broh ukrytaP
gdsie Nowak sie snajdujsP
Ciupaaa viii sic swojsj mecs, kropls
po'u sptywaly mu Pc .bladtej, jsk plot
no swarsy, krew sao.yla sie Z plso6w,
w~netr.noioi wychodriiy poprIsoinane.
60 brsucha - milo.al jednak, jak gr6b,
sacinajac tylko .eby . b6lu.
Albo to chiopu pisrwssyzna cisr.
piscP....
Oh, ukor.my sic prssd to meo.ehska
krwis chiopuka! - W prooh, " proch
prEsd nia!
S.laOhetny Ciupala zmars pod kijami,
ale nile splamii .drada chiopskisgo no
noru: ME powisd.ial gd.ie ukryi- broh
ola powstsh COW, ME wydal Nowaka.
A Nowsk prses oaly rok nastepny DO
o'emnych ostroleokich lasach sic uwiial,
braoiom wlolcianom dsislnis dowod.il,
"a krzywdy Polski 1 okrutns smIerc ku.
ma wrogom celnemi kulkami odplaoal...
Maria WyssouchoUa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
Ch4Opi-bohaterOw

oismnieJa ogromus lasy. OtaosaJa one,
niby mursm ,ielonym, miasia: Ostro
seke, Myssynlsc I inne. Olbr.ymia ia
pusrcra ro.pada sic ma kilks pomniej-
ssyoh, kt6rs sic .owis: Z'slons, Skwsh
ska, Myszyniscka, O,troisoks, Nowo.
grodska. Piynis tn rEsks Narsw. Po-
waAnis l oioho toosy ona swojs woody,
take bsekisns, ss nigdy 1 nigd.is ME
wid.ialam biekitnisjs.yoh.
Lssisty 6w kraj xamiesEkujs lud
kr.spki : dEislny, .wany Pusrosakami,
&c to " puszo.y chaty ich stoja, albo
tsa Kurpiami, cd psytkiego obuwia . II.
powego iyka Tub sk6ry .wierseosj. kt6
re- nos.s. Obuwie to -powied.my Prey
sposobnoioi - bsrd.o jest podobns do
lskkiOh, .grabnyoh kierpoy nassyoh GO.
rail-.
Kurpis a Ma.ury to jsdno, ohoOlas 1
powisrzohownoloia 1 movie r64nia sic
cokolwIek cd siebie. 1 ME dsiw: " cd
misnnyoh wsrunkach, wsr6d innsgo OTTO.
czenia uptywaiy I'm setki lat.
Pusso.s kurpiowska IA dawnyoh GA.
SOW byaa krolews.o.ysns. Kurpis wiso
ME mieli nigdy mad SODA 4adnsgo pana,
ME snail poddatutwa, ami pahs.cEy.ny.
Rsad.ili sic wyiatkowemt prawami,
pr.e. kr6l6w polskioh n~adanemi, a pra-
wa to .a~pswniaiy i'm dalsko wieks.s
wolnoic, nia wlosoianom innych utron
krsju.
Kurp miiowal swoja puszcze, kt6ra
60 4ywila 1 gospodarowai " nisj, jsk
mu sic podobaio. P~s1c.slniotwo 1 myS.
liwstwo byfy gi6wnem jsgo .adanism.
w ciemnyoh koisjach ME braklo grubsj
.wier.yny. Porykiwaiy tn nooami
niedz wisdzie, goniiy rac.e j%slsnis. bro.
date aubry sunefy o .mroku ku Nsrsi,
q Kurpie str.slsd umisli wybornie. Ksz
dy goupodars miai ohaole str.slbe,
kaady ojoieo wprawial syna " str.slsnis
cd s.6ssego roku syoia, ably W d.issis-
lynn ma popisis chtopo6w k~urpiowskioh
ten mu wssydu ME ,robil 1 sam sro.
dsk tarozy kulka utraft. nStr.els jak
Kurp"- p~owiadano dawnisj u mas W
Polsoe, ohoao odda6 komui najwytsra
poohwaie.
Znacsna swoboda, ktors sie ciss.yli,
zyois wsr6d pieknych, srumiaoyoh la.
SOW, .sjsoia mylliwskis, r~orwinety W
kurPiach odwage, zrso.noic. she. DIisl.
nyoh tel syn6w, meznych obroho6w
miaia W nich .ismia polska! Me szors
dIili ola niej krwi, anil ayoIa, grscko
bill jej wrog6w. "a kr6la Sass, ma.
pr.yk'ad szwsdsi wpadli do nls.ego
kraju I jeli pslic, pu,tosryc, rsbowac
wioski ! miasta, a ludri ohwytac W ME.
wole. l mkt nile smial stawic im oporu,
TAXI lex lud.i ogsrnst. Krol August ii,
niemisc : pc ,hodIsnis, nile wiele byl
wart, zspsuci przez nisgo rycsr.e
ucsuli sst nsgls dusse ns ramisniu -
missts nile snissy anil pomysle6 o obro
nile. Jsdni tylko chiopi, kurpie, ME
ulekli sic wrogs | o~swisdosyli wrecz
dumnsmu krolowi SEW sd.kismu, Karo
lowi, ts nile pus.crs jsgo wojsks pre-.
swojs lasy, DO oni tn sIedzs, aby lob
strIedI, DO to ich zismis, DO oni tn 60
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
"a Koioiuu.ki, : kt6ry sbud.ii lud


pie swijali sic tst dsislnie. Prussoy,
spiessscy ma pomoc prEyjaoiolOm swym
moskalom, ma w~lasnej sk6r.s dofwiad.
osyli celooaci lob strsai6w. A pewne
60 rasu sywi, nlby iskry, ohlopoy kur
piowsoy, przyoisgnsli umilowansmu
Kosciuszce armate, by miaa z ossgo
wroga pratyc l .lotyoh dukat6w "a nia
wsisse ME chcisli. m6wiac, as milej pra.
oowac ola O~jo.y.ny darmo, nit "a pie.
nisdse.
L " 1909 roku, kiedy to wojowal
ksisAe J6ssf Pouiato wski, rycsrz slime
60 ramisnia, giolno byio o kurpiaoh. l
podolas ~powstania Listopadowsgo, Z.
1881, ME sIedzisli IA pisOsm dsielne
pus.czaki, sylko rwslI sic do boju. Dsis
ki se4 lob pomooy oddsiai naszsgo vol.
ska pobii dos.o.etaie diva pulki jasdy
mosSiewskisj. Zaaiyna& w6woras : mes.
iva najgioinisj miody kurpik.b chatsr,
dsieoko prawis, kojko Betuk.
A kisdy " I. 1858 gruohnesa wisi6.
Re nar6d polski powstaf /. bronia W re
ku, ably wroga Z .iemi ojc6w wypedz'c,
1ahuc.alo W chataoh kurpiowskicb, niby
W ulach. nTrssba bio, uradzila wioska
- " lasy biea, strzelbe ohwyt, " kim
dusIa kurpiowska'.
,,Gdyby byia broh - piszs jsdsn .
~dowodc6w powstania, kt6ry dz'a}al "
tamtych stronach - GAIA ladnos6 kur.
piowska stanelaby do walki - ME tr.s.
ba byio jej w~srbowac". Pc wssystkich
kuzniaoh .adzwleo.aiy DE- wieo.ns mio.
~, prsekuwajac spieszn!s kosy ma
%sstoro, DO str.slb kurpie juz wtsdy ME
misli, moskale odsbrali i'm byli to broh
ulubiona. Diva tysiaos wlosoian 90 mai.
d.islnisjs.ych .gromad.ilo sic . villas,
nej wolf, be. c.yjsgobadz wsswanis, "
lasaoh pod Ostrosska, wyozskujso pre-.
diva dni wyjIoia moakali /. togo miasts,
ably na Mich udersy6.
"Dyc byaa siia W lynn prossym marc.
dsie"-iak powiadai pr.yjaoisl Jedro.
osyk Z Bleho1yo - ale ME umiano :
nisj s%korzysts6. Gi6wna wlad.e " kra-
ju pochwycili byli w6wo.as lud.is sia
bsgo duoha. Oisuneli oni cd R.adu
Narodowsgo tyoh, kt6r.y wywolali po
w~ssanie, ktor.y koohall Ojory.ne 1 lud
nuis polowa, ale Gaia dus.s", a ssmi bali
sic jak ognia ohlopskich kos, ~chiopskiej
SHY. Ka.ali wiec rosejfc sic gromadom
be. boju.
Wywoia}o to wielkie obursenie wfr6d
.acnych kurpi6w, a isdsn . Mich, toll
nisr. I pows'ania 1881 T., ~powIedIiai I.
salsm, .~wraosjao sic do naozslniks wo
jsw6d.twa, Tt~uchowskisgo: My ME
potrrsbujsmy, abyioie nas o~src.ed.sli
tam, gdsie tyols dad trrsbs. Prryjdsis
GAS, as my ssmi .robimy po wssanie 1
wypedrimy moskali.,"
o gosowosoi kurpi6w do najwisk
ssych poswlsosh "a Ojoryzus iwiad"sa
takte nastspujaoe prryk}sdy:
w jsdnoj wiossk ~kurpiowskioh
moskals possmykali sic " ohatsch ! sto
dossoh, pratso Z bsIpisc.nego ukryoia
gestym ogoiem powssshoow. Widssc
to cbtop', pod,o.yli bag wahania ogieh
pod wiasne chsty. W pfomisniach, roe
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
BIERZ
ME 81 q5

Piekny14 ksr
pla'srowany
Zfotem Zega-
rex, z praw-
DIVA amery-
kahska ma
szynerya ma
20 gwaran-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15

towana podobny zupefnie do 40 dolaro wego re-
garka, bedzie wysfany G.. o. d. z prlwem obejrze.
MIA. Jezeli jest TAXI, jak m6wimy, zapfac agen-
towi kompanii cxpresowej 1896. w razieyprze-
ciwnym zwr6c zegarek. DARMO dewizka ziots
p~laterowana, jezeli $685. Jest zafaczone do obsta
lunku. Przyslij obstalunek zaraz, DO cena re-
garkow ldzie W gore. Pisz pc katalog z rzeczami
lqbilersFtemf l prezentami ma podarki ma Boze
NarodZenie. ROYAL BARGAIN HOUSE, So
Dearborn ST.. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
SAM. STEINGARD,
Milwaukee ave., Chicago, Illinois.
Fabryksnt ! Importer
RoSyI6klogo TureCkIego Tytunlu,
I TIA

FAPIEROSUW TABAKI
STAROKRAJSKIEJ do ZAZYWANIA.
RosyjsH tytun Sc, 6, Toe. S1.OO; Turecki 200
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.Obstalunki wykonywam bezzwfocznie 1 akurat-
nie1 dostawiam do ~wszystkich miejsc Stawn no
jedn. QI9. 99xi 99OO.1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
RIVAL TO UNION IRON WORKS

Owners of the Risdon Works Have se-
cured the Pacific Rolling Mills.
$s SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S. The Call.
says that the owners Of the Risdon Iron
Works have practically completed a
deal whereby they have secured con-
troll Of the Pacific rolling mills, the
plant of which covers 80 acres and in
cIndes 1,700 feet Of water front on the
bay. It is stated that q dry dock capa-
BILE Of receiving the largest vessel afoat
will be built, and that the Risdon Iron
company will expend about So, ,0OO, 600
in constructing a complete ship build
ing estab blishment where at least 5000
men will be employed. The company
will appear as an active rival of the
Union Iron works in bidding for the
construction Of war vessels and other
craft of the largest size.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
STOP OUTSIDE COACHING.

One Reform in Football Likely to Be
Brought About.
85 P'EHIlI1ADEIPHIA, Hll March %. Footbal
as played is fairly satisfactory to the
University Of Pennsy lyania, and the
football committee will have no amend
ments touching the game itself at the
coming meeting of the rules committee
in New York. The matter Of side line
coaching. however, vii be brought for
ward at the meeting, and Pehnsy ylyaniat
will probably endeayor to have this
feature eliminated by the abolition Of
all field privilege tickets. It is suggested
that coaches and substitutes have sep
arate enclosure, somewhat removed
from the gridiron, and also that the
umpire " be empowered to punish the side
offending by outside coaching, either
by the loss Of the ball or by giving the
opposing team so many yards
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
SENSATION in sT. LOUIS.

Fraud in the Management of City Offices
55 81 Is Alleged. 5.
ST. LOUIS, March 2S. The February
grand jury has handed down one in
Indictment which has not been made
public and q number Of charges against
CITY officials and relations in regard to
theEa and their offices. Among other
things the jury recommends the re-
moval N from office of Supply Commits
.sioner Frederick 9. Meyer, and that pro-
5cedings be instituted to recover money
said to have been diverted through his
mismana cement. An employe in the
supply commis issioner's department. was
indicted for fraud.
The house Of delegates is arraigned
for its failure to pass lighting bills and
provide the city institutions with light.
q mbination among the members Of
the house, the jury declares, existed for
the purpose of contro ling legislation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
AFTER THE REF FORMERs.

Empress Dowager Sends Cruisers to AS
sist in Their Capture.
LONDON, March 2s. The Shanghai
spondent Of The Daily Mail says:
The empress doWager has ordered the
Chinese cruisers Hal Tien and Hal Shou
to proceed to the Straits Settlement,
there to act in conjunction with the
men detailed to capture or assassinate
Kang Yu Wei and other reformers.
She believes their "A knot speed will en-
able them to outstrip any British men.
lof-war.
8 SHANGHAI, March 49, The British
second class cruiser Hermione has been
ordered to proceed imme ediately to Taku.
The country around Tein Tsin is
greatly disturbed, and, according to re-
ports in circulation here, the powers
are making arrangements for concerted
RctiOn. $sSs 5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
n CHEERS FOR AGUINALD0

raga1os Produce an Incendiary Play in a
355 Manila Theater.
ss MANILA, "a Mia, March S8. During the pro-
duction Of an incendiary play entitled
itFor Love Of Country, = presented in
the Tagalo language at the Tagalo thea
ter, the natives, under the influence Of
shrewd reference to independe dence, be-
came came lisorderly. Finally, quite carried
away at the sight Of the rebel flag on
the stage. they cried s.Viye Filipinas''
and Vive Aguinaldo'' The police,
who were summoned, restored order
and arrested the manager Of the thea
ter and the author Of the play.
The latter is the proprietor of Ia
gallo newspaper which was recently
warned to moderate its radical utter
ances. The American authorities had
forbid den the prod uction of the play.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
Republican Seer fstary Of State Of
kentucky Is Bound Over to
Grand Jury
On Charge of Cons piring to As
sassinate GoebeI- Bail Not
Allowed.
Judge Moore of Opinion That the
Evidence Against Him Was
Suf1ici ent.

FRANKFORT, Ky, March %. The
fourth day Of the examining trial Of
Republican Secretary Of State Caleb
Powers, began with the courtroom
cleared Of all persons excepting attor-
neys, newspaper correspondents and
officers of the court.
The attorneys for the defense held a.
consultation and afterwards called
County Attorney Polsgroye.
Immediately after the consultation,
Governor Brown for the defense an
nounced that no testimony would be in
troduced for the defense and that they!
would waive rther examination. The,
pardon issued to Powers by Governor
Taylor was rendered by Ex-Governor
Brown as bar to the prosecution, and
he asked that the defendant be dis
missed. Colonel Campbell said the COM
monwealth denied Governor Taylor's
right to issue a pardon at the time the
pardon was granted. Governor Brown
moved that the prisoner be dismissed
upon the evidence. The motion was
Ioyerruled. Bail was asked for. Judge
Moore said:
1T is not my belief that Powers fred
the shot which killed Governor Goebel,
but from the evidence, it is my opinion
that he was connected with the con-
spiracy to kill him. / shall therefore
order that he be held over without bail
to the Franklyn county grand jury that
the case may be further investig igated .
/ After the Powers case had been dis
posed of, Judge Moore asked If the com
| monwealth was ready to take up one Of
the other cases, that of Captain John
w. Davis or William n Culton, who
are also charged with being accessories.
to the murder. County Attorney Polls
grove asked that both cases be post
poned until 2 p. M, the attorneys hav-
ing agreed, and court ad journed until
that hour
At 2 o'clock Captain John Davis and
Culton waived examination. Davis was
admitted to bail and Culton Will be
guarded at his home, where his wife
is ILL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
RECoNNAIsANcEs CONTINUE.

About the Only Active Feature Of the
South African Campaign.
LONDON, March %. Reconnaissance
Of slight Importance continue to be the
only feature of the war in South Africa.
Lord Roberts wires to the war Office as
follows:
81 Bloemfontein, Monday, March 3d.
Captain Sloane Stanley Of the Sixteenth
Iancers was slightly wounded in an
affair Of outposts, north of the Modder
river, March %. 3
This bare statement is all that comes
from the commander-in chief.
"a dispatch from Bloemfontein, dated
Monday, March 26, and published in
the second edition Of The Times, ampi-
fies Lord Roberts dispatch as follows.
a cavalry reconnaissance was made
yesterday towards Brandfort.5 The Six
teenth Iancers, by skirmishing, drew
the Beers from their position into the
open, when the Ninth Lancers attempt
ed to outfiank the enemy while they
were engaged from the front by dis
mounted section Of the Sixteenth Ian
GERS. Our casualties are reported to be
few 7s.g
Al dispatch from Maseru, Basutoland,
dated March 26, says:
The Basutoland government is busy
collecting natives to be employed at
Bloemfo in repairing and laying
railroads The natives report that the
Free Staters On the borders Of Basuto-
land have refused to go to Kroonstadt
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
.ss7 .fFTi
TIA | APOLOGY
Repo- That Sal isbury Had Apol
cgized For the Macrum
Incident
Is Denied From Lorld on + Forma1
Apology Also Denied at
y. W'7aaslingt Y 7a ION,
But Admitted Paunce efote Had
DisaYoWed Intentional
Censorship.

M LONDON, March 49, % 1T p mThe
report, published in the United States,
that Lord Salisbury has apologized for.
the opening of American consular mail.
in South Africa is untrue. Nothing
whatever has passed between the two
governments on this matter, and the
British premier has taken no action to,
investigate the allegations Of Charles 3.
Macrum, former consul of the United
States at Pretoria, nor has he been re-
quested to do SO. A printed fac smile.
of a letter to Mr.. Macrum, alleged to
have been opened, was given to Lord
Salisbury by representative Of the
Associated Press, but he made no com
ment, nor did he direct that anything
be done.
WASHINGTON, March Sit is said at
the state department., regarding the
story that Great Britain has apologized
to this government for the action Of the
censor in opening letters addressed to
the United States consul at Pretoria,
that the United States has made no de-
mand upon the British government for
an apology, as the officials say that Mr..
Macrum, who was consul at Pretoria
when the mail is said to have been
opened, made no official complaints on
that subject, and thus the state depart
ment had nothing official before it to
serve as a basis for demand for an
apology. \,
AS stated before, however, the British
government voluntarily took notice Of
Mr.. Macrum's S complaint, and finding
that, as an incident to the transfer of a
large quantity Of mail from Durham
(Which was the place where our con-
sular mail was usually landed) to Cape
Town, resulting in great congestion,
and the handling of mail by new agents,
there had been an indiscriminate open
ing Of letters which probably hadaffsct-
ed the consular mail with others. Lord
Pauncefote, speaking for his govern
ment, disayowed the action Of the cen
sor, and declared that it was unauthor-
lied in respect to Mr.. Macrum' s mail.
His assurance was given long ago, and
some of the members Of the house COM
mittee Of foreign affairs were made ac.
quainted with it at the time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
SUBMITTED BY HAY.

II Regarding the .sOpen
II Door Sent to Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 2S. Secretary
Hay has submitted TO congress the cor-
respond dence had with the governments
of other nations respecting the main
tenance Of an ssopen door III China.
The corresponden extended over d
period Of time from Sept. = last, to tho
10th inst. the last day marking the
successful completion of the unde /; h
ing. The nations addressed on this snb5
ject by the United States were
Britain, France, Germany, Russia. Iss,ly.
and Japan. n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
GOT AWAY WITH s3,1oO.
smooth Thieves Rob Fashionable New

Smooth Thieves Rob Fashionable New
York Restaurant. IS !
New YORK, March 2s. Five well
dressed men entered Healy's restaurant
at the corner of Sixty sixth street and
Columbia avenue and while one Of them
engaged the cashier in conversation one
OF his companions went to safe and
got away with So, 100. The other men
then quietly withdrew and the robbery
was not discovered for fully five min
utes afterward.
The restaurant is a fashionable one
and at the time of the robbery there
were about 40 guests at breakfast.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
THE BOXER MOVEMENT.

Indecisive But Severe Fighting In Chi Lii
Province. 4sz
PEKIN, March 2S.-The ssboxer'' move
ment in the North is assuming alarm
ing proportions. News has been re-
;ceiyed here that an indecisive, but
severe fight has taken place between
the ''boxers' and imperial troops at
Yen Chiu, province Of Chi LII Each
force numbered about 1900 men and
there were heavy casualties on both
sides a.553 E59
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
Foraker Introd duces Amendments
to Porto Rican Govern
1nent Bill,
But the Fifteen Per Cent Tariff
Remains as in the House
Measure.
This in Addition to Internal Rev.
enue Taxation Other
Featur es.

WAsH1NGToN, March 49, Senator
Foraker has introd oduced the amendments
70 the Porto Rico governmental bill
which were read to the Republican SEN
atoria1 caucus and some of which were
agreed to by it. The amendments were
incorporated in a new print Of the bill
and the bill as thus amended introdu
as new measure. v +; ;i,S
The first importan change is made in
section 5, in which the inhabitants are
described as citizens Of Porto Rico and
as such entitled to the prote ection Of the
United States, whereas in the old bill
they were designated as sscitizens Of the
United States
On articles imported by Porto Rico
from foreign countries the duties to be
collected are the same as those collected
at United States ports, except as pro-
vided in the treaty with Spain.
The new section in regard to COM
merce between this country and Porto
Rico provides for Is per cent tariff on
goods to Porto Rico and the same tariff
on goods coming to this country, plus
internal revenue rates.
1t is also provided that whenever the
Legislative assembly Of Porto Rico shall
have enacted and put into operation a
system Of local taxation to meet the ne
cessities of the government of Porto
Rico by this act established, and shall
by resolution duly passed SO notify the
president, he shall make proclamation
thereof, and thereupon all tariff duties
on merchand disc and articles going into
Porto Rico from the United States or
coming into the United States from
Porto Rico shall cease, and from and
after such date all such merchandise
and articles shall be entered at the sew
eral ports Of entry free Of duty, and in
no event shall any duties be collected
after the first day Of March, 1909. Z
h There is also a substitute for section
10 concerning the disposal Of the Porto
Rican revenues. It provides that ssthe
duties and taxes collected in Porto Rico
less the cost Of cole Getting and the gross
amount Of all collections Of duties and
taxes in the United States upon articles
of merchandise coming from Porto Rico
shall not be covered into the general
fund Of the treasury but shall be held
as o separate fund and placed at the
disposal Of the president to be used for
the government and benefit Of Porto
Rico. = 4
Instead Of q delegate in congress from
Porto Rico there is to be q resident
sf.nr1 mi iSsinnnr fn tha TInitad Stafos -
sswho shall be entitled to official recog-
milton as such by all departments on
presentation to the depart Of state
acertificate Of election Of the govern.
ment Of Porto Rico, and who shall be
entitled to q salary, payable monthly
by the United States at, the rate Of
80, 600 per annu1n. & sSS5
The only other change in administra-
hive feature ef the bill is one requiring
the approval Of the president Of the
United States in the matter Of Porto
Rico telegraph and telephone franchises.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
.ARousING UNEASY COMMENT.

Presence of the Russian Fleet at ChemuI-
po Not Liked by Japan.
YOKOHAMA, March 90. "A Russian
squadron has arrived at Chemulpo. It
is believed this presages demand for d
concession Of land at Masango, and is
arousing uneasy comments in Japan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
FINALLY UYEKP COVERED.

Maryland Sheriff Wounds Two LyncherA
in Protecting His Prisoner.
BEILAIRE, Nd, March 28. Terry
Harris, colored, who was arrested here.
for committing a felonious assault on.
Miss Annie NICE elaine, a recluse, was
lynched during the nigh Sheriff
Kennart and his deputy fought to pro-
tect their prisoner and fired on the
mob, wounding two Of them. They
were overpowered