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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
BILL TO REQUIRE TRANSFERS.
Up A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE FAR
RELL- MEASURE

Members of the Citizens Committee which has
been considering the operation OF the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit ComPany's lines. met several mem
bers OF the New-YOrk Assembly yesterday in the
Art Rooms No. s0l Montague-st- Brooklyn. for
the purpose. stated. of seeking a feasible means
Ito compel the company to grant transfers every
day and at all points its lines
Assemblyma1 Thomas Farrell. who has intro
duced bill Albany 70 effect the same object.
present and offered to 50 amend his bill
to meet the wishes OF the Citizens Committee
However. committee of five appointed y hich
drew up another kin
The legislators present were Assemblymen 7s-ufH.,
Cotton Farrell, HoIstein and JuengSt H E Bow
presided and Daniel Moynahan acted as sec
rotary. Harry Hamburg opened the meeting with
a speech criticsing the operation OF the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit lines.
Assemblyman Farrell said that since the intro
duction of his bill he had found few flaws. and
that he would make any amendments the coma
mittee might wish. He said that he would atremp.
to have the bill passed Wednesday. A. H East
mond offered a resolution that a committee OF five
be appointed to draw up bill which should fully
every point. This committee appointed.
with Harry Hamburg it's chairman After if
teen minutes the committee presented the following
bill. which was approved:
No corporation shall charge any person more
than five cents for one continuous passage from
any point lines of street railroad owned. leased
troIied by it, whether elevated or surface line to
any point any such line whenever such points
Whenever necessary 10 the purpose Of giving
effect sections cs this act, such corporation
shall when demanded and without charge. give TO
each such passenger, upon the payment of fare,
a transfer emitting him to continuous passage
between such points.
Any corporation or any officer or agent or en-
ploye who shall exact or attempt 20 exact pay
ment of a fare refuse transfer in violation OF
any OF the provisions of this act shall be guilty OF
miSderneanOr
A committee of i've. with Mr.. Hamburg as chair
man. will go to Albany on Wednesday and viii
present this bill to the Legislature. AssemblymaR
Farrell had several lively tits with Mr.. Hamburg:
He declared that he would have his own Dill
through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05

excites sympathy quicker than a
baby's thin, pale face; it's so
unnatural. Nothing brings this
about quicker than a deficiency
of fat in the food. SCOTS Emul-
sion supplies this deficiency.
Give them a little of it three or
four times day, they will begin
to improve Immediately, will
gain color and flesh. If the baby
nurses, the mother should take
the Emulsion both will receive
the benefit.
At druggists; 800
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
Foreign once last wednesday. Thursday and

Foreign Once last Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday 1t is believed that she Clayton-Bulwer
Treaty talked OF. and it is also believed
that IL Great Britain will consent 70 yield her
position toward the Nicaragua Canal this is an
opportune moment to ask something IN return.
What that something may be is conjecture
purely. as neither the British Foreign ONCE nor
the United States Embassy has any communi-
cation TO make regarding the interchange OF
ideas on subjects pending and not YET COM
pleted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
INJURED AT CHICAGO FIRE

Chicago. Feb. 4-Four fremen and two spectators
injured In the progress OF a fire in the basket
factory of John 8. Benedict. a No. ga 30 North
Green-st., to-day, One OF the injured aremen may
die. He is Captain William Bergman whose right
leg was broken and who was burned about the
body. The four injured firemen were In the second
story when the Moor caved in pinninE all in the
ruins. They were rescued with difficulty. The
1as entirely destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
MURDER OF BOY IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia Feb A twelve-year-od boy named
Hugh Dugan, OF No. 2.OS2 WoOd-st-. found dead
late last night with his skull crushed ana about
a dozen other wounds the head. There is every
indication that the boy murdered. but the
police have thus far failed get any direct evil
dence bearing the affair. They have. However,
arrested Charles Weisenbo-n. aged nineteen years.
who is employed a baker near the dead boy
home He arrested the strength of state
ment made by Dugan's mother. to the effect that
Weisenborn hal Threatened TO kill her son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
RECTOR REQUESTED TO RESIGN.

Lancaster. Penn. Feb 4.-Tho Rev Percy J.
RobottOm has resigned rector OF St Jamess
Episcopal Church Some time ago the vestry re-
quested his resignation. alleging that his useful
ness TO the church was at an end. The Rev Mr.
Robottom has had unpleasant notoriety through
his alleged relations with young woman par
ishloner. This scandal. however. veStryTnen or the
church declare did not influence their action.
which. they said was Induced by his extensive n
debtedness to tradesmen. including liquor dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
FEW LEGISLATORS IN FRANKFORT.
RUMoRs THAT THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS
PURPOSE re MEET BY THEMSELVES.

Frankfort, KY. Feb members of the Leg
islature are exceedingly scarce in Frankfort to-
day Nearly every member has left the city,
the Republicans having gone in the direction or
London. and the majority of the Democrats TO
their homes although small number of them
have gone TO Cincinnati Few IL any OF the
Democrats who have gone viii return TO Frank
fort until after the session OF the Legislature
which is called for Tuesday at London has been
held although large number Of them expect TO
be present at the funeral CT Senator Goebel. AS
q usual thing many members leave the city on
Saturday and spend Sunday at their homes. but
the exodus has never been so complete as at
this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
DAMAGE BY FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.
LOSS ABOUT s2.Ooa ooo-ONE FIRE
MAN KILLED.

st. Louis, Feb. property to the estimated
value of over 81 100000 was burned to-day. the
greater part of four blocks of buildings and their
contents. between Third and Sixth SITS. and
Franklin-ave. and Morgan-st, in the heart of
the retail section. being destroyed One fireman
was killed, nine others of the Fire Department
were injured more or less seriously. and FIVE or
six citizens slightly hurt. None Of the injured
will die. so far as known tonight. The loss of
both buildings and stocks or goods is approx
mate Definite figures are hard to obtain. The
fact that it was Sunday and that neither pro-
prietors nor insurance adjusters were at their
places of business prevents accurate estimates.
The fire broke out at 9:55 a. m. in the Ave story
brick building at Broadway and Franklin-ave.
occupied by the drygoods firm of Penny
Gentles, and in few minutes enveloped the
entire structure. On the south of Penny &
Gentles's store the flames communicated with
the buildings occupied by Schaper Brothers. dry
goods, and 1.-THE Famous" drygoods. The
burning area increased minute by minute, the
flames gaining great Roadway and leaping
across to the east side OF Broadway. large
empty store building at the corner of Franklin
ave- was destroyed. with those directly south,
occupied by the Peoples House Furnishing
Company, the Marks millinery store, Dills dental
par1ors and Deer Brothers store.
By II o'clock all the walls Of the Penny &
Gentlas's and Schaper Brothers buildings, with
the exception of that the west, had fallen,
and with the gale blowing it became menace
to the firemen. The wall between Schaper Broth
ers and THE Famous fell. but the flames were
controlled before doing much destruction in the
latter establishment
1t was not long before the upper floors and
walls of the building opposite Penny & Gentless.
in Broadway, began to fall Casualties to fire
men were numerous. When the walls of Deer
Brothers store collapsed several f1remen were
In the building. Four were covered by the
debris and it was several hours before they
could be taken out. Charles Mappes. a pipe
man was crushed to death, and several others
were injured.
Across in Fourth-st., and extending through
to ThIrd-st was row OF old buildings occu-
pied by the Schisler-C orneia Seed Company the
Plant Seed Company, Krennings Glassware and
Crockery Company, the Basset Plumbing Com
pany the Muller-Block Commission Company,
Nelson Distilling Company. the MeLain &
Alcon Commission Company, Hake & Sons Com
mission House. Benton & Co.'S Commission
House. the Baur Flour Company and William
Berks saloon. Here the firemen were able to
stop the spread Of the fire to the east but IL was
after tons of water had been used. The inte-
riors and stocks of the merchandise In all these
buildings were destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
LOSS OF HALF A MILLION AT NORWICH.
THE FACTORY OF THE HOPKINS ALLEN ARMS
COMPANY DESTROYED.

Norwich Conn, Feb. (SpeciaD.-Fire which
started this morning at o'clock completely de-
stroyed the Hopkins G. Allen Arms Company's
factory in this city together with two stables two
houses and a tunkshop, besides injuring several
other buildings. The loss In money Is placed by
conservative ones at 100000, but there are some
who say that the damage will amount TO 100000
The HOPKINS g. Allen Companys works was one of
the leading industries Of this city, furnishing en-
ployment for about three hundred and fifty men
and boys who received about $4,000 year.
At noon, while the fire was in progress. it was
deemed best to tear down a wall OF the factory
and dynamite used for the purpose. The ex-
plosion knocked the wall flinders, but the flying
bricks flew in all directions. A dozen spectators
were hurt, and two firemen were severely injured
small boy was struck on the head By a brick. and
will die before morning. The city's water supply,
which has been low for several months. was made
quate for the demands or the ire engines and the
heavy loss Is due partly to this fact.
The Hopkins g. Allen Companys property was
valued at about $4,000 and is insured for about
half that amount The company made several
grades OF pistols and single and breech loading
guns and rifles. Their goods shipped all over
the world Russia and Mexico being their best Gus
TONERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05

Frankfort, KY, Feb. At practically has
been decided that the body of William Goebel
Is 10 be buried IN Frankfort, IN ths cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
CoNFERENCEs IN LONDON.

London. Feb. 4.--United States Ambassador
Choats conferred with Lord Salisbury At the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
FUNERAL OF GoEBEL.

SERVICES AT CONVICTION AND BURIAL
AT FRANKFoRT-FUNDS FOR MONU-
MENT tn pE RAISED
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28
(Ciag dalszy ze strony 4O1-ej.)

Rico, Hawai- i wyspach Filipihskich lu.
dzi, ktorych zdatnos6 zosta}a stwierdzo-
ma przez przygotowanie j d~oswiadcze-
ME. Sadzimy, re posady publiczne W
tych ~terytorjach powinny bye powie-
rzane, o lie to jest mozliwem, KRAKOW
com.
Szczerym zamiarem pietnastej po-
prawki do n~aszej k~onstytucji by}o usu-
niecie roznic rasy Tub koloru skory
PREY regulowaniu zasad wolnosci gIo-
sowania. Srodki przedsiebrane przez
rzady stan0w - czy to pod postacia
uchwa}, czy zmian W konstytucji - ola
usuniecia celu wyrazonego W tel po-
prawce, sa rewolucyjne i powinny bye
potepione.
Ruch ogolu, dazacy do polepszenia
drog j Sos ~krajowych, znalaz} u mas
szczere poparcie, ~polecamy wiec to
sprawe szczegolnej uwadze ludu i pra-
wodawstw roznych stanow.
Popieramy rozszerzenie be~zp1atnego
rozwozenia list6w po okolioach wiej-
skich, gdzie tylko potrzeba ia jest uza-
sadniona.
w dalszym ciagu stalej polityki
stronnictws republikahskiego, 90 do do.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28

Observation-Disclosures. Pomimo re
Rad amerykahski must prowadzi6 dalej
Polityke Przepisana przez Washingtona,
Potwierdzana przez kazdego nastepne-
60 prezydenta i na}ozona ma mas przez
konferenojepokojowa W Hadze, co do ME-
mieszania sic do zatargow europejskich;
to jednak narod amerykahski wyraza
szOzere zyozenie, ably predko znalaz}
sic spos6b h~onorowego zako6ozenia ola
stron obu zatargu, istniejaoego pomie-
dry niemi.
Przyjmujac na}ozona ma siebie przez
traktat paryski s}uszna odpowiedzial-
nose, wyp}ywajaca re zwyoieztw ma
szyoh W wojnie z Hiszpanja, prezydent
i senat zyskali niewatpliwe poparoie
swych czynnosci przez lud a~merykah-
ski. Me by} mozliwym inny sposob,
jak tylko zniszczenie panowania Hisz-
panji mad Zachodniemi Indjami i wys-
pami Filipihskiemi. Ten ozyn w{ozyl
ma mas wobec swiata ob~owiazek zabez-
pieczenia prawa i porzadku ola ~niezor-
ganizowanej ludnosoi, uwolnionej przez
mas cd Hiszpanji, a takze appointments
jej dobrego rzadu i ~wykonania miedzy-
narodowyoh zobowiazah. Nasz autory-
tet ME m6g} bye mniejszym cd naszej
odpowiedzialnosci i gdzietylko nasze
zwierzohnictwo zosta}o rozpostarte, tam
sta{o sic najwyzszym obowiazkiem RIA
du utrzymanie tego zwierzchnictwa,
zgniecenie zbrojnego powstania i NADIA
ME b}ogos}awiehstw wolnosci i oywili.
ZACH uw~olnionym ludom. Najszerszy
samorzad, %potrzebny ola ich dobrobytu
i wype}nienia -naszych obowiazk6w, po-
winien bye i'm nadany przez prawo.
Wyspie Kubie zapewniona zosta}a
niePodleglosc i samorzad przez te same
usta, ktore og@osi}y wojne, i co do Ii
terry zapewnienie to powinno bye wy
konane.
Stronnictwo republikahskie, OPERA
JAG sic ma swych dziejaoh oraz niniej-
szej deklaracji swych zasad i d~aznosci,
z zaufaniem zada nalezytego i przy-
chylnego sadu ludu amerykahskiego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28

CENZOR:- DR.. Leon Ssdowski. 1887 Penn ave,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
WICE-CENZORZY: Albert Nowak, 1919 Broadway
Buffalo, N. Y, J. N. Cukiersh, 8k1 w. Fulton
st.. Grand Rapids. Mich. Maxymilian Kuoera. ait
Mitchell st.. Milwaukee. Wis. j. W alxand, 794 81.
Aubin av., Detroit. Mich.
PREZEs: - i. B. Jsbfohski. 102-1O4 w. Division st.
Chicago, Ill,
WIOE-PREZES: Stanisfaw Rokosz.
Marian Stecxyhski, Dr.. Kazimierz
zurawsd. Mchaa wleklihski, MARGIN z6fkowski,
Stanisfaw LAufersh.
SEKRETARZ T. M. Helinski, l02-
104. w. Division st., Chicago, Ill.
KAsJER: M. Majewski, 1O2 14 w. Division st.,
Chicago. Ill.
LEKARZ NACZELNY: -Dr. W. A. Kuf1ewskd. 1O2 -lOI
W Division st., Chicago. nj.
sEKRETARZ wYDZIAEU sPRAwIEDLIwosCI: - A..
Nowak. 1910 Broadway. Buffalo. N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28

swami, kt6re mog}yby ME podoba6 sic
rzadowi.
4. Me wolno krytykowa6 rosyjskiej
dyplomacji ami tez strategji wojsk Ia
dowych j morskich.
8. Piszacy artyku}y wstepne' winni
pamietac, Re przeznaczeniem Rosji Jest
zawaadnac wp}ywem ma sprawy AHA.
tyokie.
9. Por6wnania moga bye robione po-
miedzy zo}nierzami ~marynarzami ro-
syjskimi a oudzoziemskimi tylko wte-
dy, gdy wypadaja ma niekorzysc oudzo-
ziemc6w.
A jednak p. Beveridge twierdzi, re
Rad rosyjski jest ,,zastanawiajaoo po-
~stepowy".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28

Zwracamy ~uwage czfOnkOm Zwiazku
Mar. Pol, ably kazdy, zmieniajac swoje
m~ieszkanie, pOdawaf zawsze starry | nOwy
adres, Oraz numer grupy, do kt6rej nalezy.
lynn spOsObem %unikniemy wszelkich pO-
myfek PREY wysyfaniu "~ZgOdy". KtO do
tegO sic ME zastOsuje, temu 'ZgOdy" pO-
sy}aG ME bedziemy mOgli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28

JONn"h - DONOffaSO tWlOIoLl, 70
Rad rosyjski jest ,,zastanawiajaoo po-
stepowy".
Zgodnie z wymaganiem naszej kon-
stytuci, podajemy ma naczelnem miej-
sou niniejszego m zasady i daz-
nosci stronnictwa republikahskiego,
przyjete ma %konwencji W Filadelfji.
Pc konwenoji stronnictwa demokra-
tycznego, kt6ra odbedzie sic ID lipca,
podamy ma tenn samem miejscu zasady
i tego stronnictwa.
Bedzie to z korzysoia ola ozytelni-
k6w naszych, ktorzy powinni koniecz-
ME zapozna6 sic z r6znioami zasad
%stronnictw ~rzadzacyoh krajem.
Powiadaja, re gdy Bog chce kogo
ukarac, to mu rozum odbierze. Wi
d%ooznie niezbadane wyroki opatrznosci
postanowi}y ukara6 zmartwychwsta6-
COW, DO redaktorowi ich ca{kiem luz
rozum odebra{y.
Ma notatke nasza o artyku}ach an
gielskich W ,,Gazecie Buffaloskiej', Cd
powiada tax ,,Dziennik Chicagoski":
Go sic mas dotyczy, artykuiy Gaze
ty Buffaloskiej' wywieraja ma mas ia
kie samo w~razenie, jak s%tronica W pew
nej gazeoie c%odziennej, poswieoona sta
lie grze W ,,Base Ball., z tekstem an
gielskim, lub jak ~stronice organu pew
nej ogromnie ,,patrjotycznej' organi-
ZACH W brSmieniu angielskiem. Jestto
wrazenie przygnebienia. Jezeli ~jestes-
my ~uprzedzeni, prosimy nam wymienic
gazette polska W starym kraju, kt6raby
smiala swoje szpalty nape}nia6 artyku-
}ami niemieckimi lub r~osyjskimi'.
Me potrzebujemy ~przemawiac "a
,,Kurjerem Polskim", DO potraf on to
uczyni6 bez pomocy %naszej, jezeli be-
die uwaza} "a potrzebne.
Co sic mas tyczy, to niechze pan re-
daktor dziennika NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dowie sic, re prawo wymaga, ably kon-
stytuoja Zwiazku by{a drukowana W
organic urzedowym n~aszej organizacji
ME tylko Pc polsku ale i Pc angielsku.
Niechze vie, re porownywac jezyk an
gielski W ~stosunkach naszych re spo{e.
czehstwem amerykahskiem do niemieo-
kiego lub rosyjskiego W Polsce po-
trait tylko po}g{owek, ktoremu brak
piatej klepki W g}owie.
Tam chodzi o obrone naszego jezyka,
o zamkniecie szpalt pism polskich pred
wdzieraniem sic jezyk6w narzuoanych
nam gwa}tem, tn zas, W A~meryce, ME
potrzebujemy bronic naszego jezyka-
chyba pred kazeniem go W szko{ach
parafjalnych - i ob~owiazkiem naszym
powinno bye ia Tub owa droga ~zaznaja-
mia6 ogol amerykahski re sprawami
naszemi. Jezeli wieo ME mozemy do
prowadzi6 do zalozenia czasopisma bro.
niacego sPrawy polskiej W jezyku an
gielskim, to przynajmniej p~owinnismy
uznac zas{uge pisma, ktore brak ten
stara sic czesciowo zape}niG.
H. --z---.IO
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odpowiednie prawo pahstwowe, kt6reby
um%ozebni}o zuzytkowanie suchych, bez-
P@odnyoh gruntow Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nyoh, Pozostawiajac kontrole woody po-
trzebnej do irygaOji tych gruntow da-
nym stanom terytorjom.
Polecamy samorzad i ryohle Madame
rzadow stanowyoh terytorjum Nowego
Meksyku, Arizony i Oklahomy.
Taryfa Dingleya, zmieniona ola uzy-
skania dostatecznych przyohod6w ma
prowadzenie wojny, dzia}a{a tax dobrze,
IL pozwoli}a zmniejszye dug w~ojenny o
40 %miljon6w dolar6w. TAX obszerne
So dochody rzadu i tax wielkie zaufanie
publicznosci CO do pewnosoi zobowia-
zah rzadowyoh, re nowo wypuszczone
bondy dw%uProcentowe sprzedawane So
pc Genie wyzszej cd nominalnej. Kraj
spodziewa sic s1usznie i polityka stron-
niotwa republikahskiego bedzie stara-
ME, ably zmniejszone zosta{y podatki
wojenne.
Polecamy budowe, objeoie ma VIA
snosc, kontrole i oohrone kana}u mic.
dzyoceanowego przez Rad Stanow lied
noczonyoh. Move rynki zbytu So ko-
nieozne ola zwiekszajacej sic nadwyzki
~produktow rolnictwa. Wsze1kie usi}o-
wanna powinny bye poozynione, ably O.
trzyma6 i otworzy6 move rynki zbytu
szczegolniej ma wschodzie, to tez Rad
zas3uguje ma gorace pochwa}y "a sku-
teczne usi{owanie nam6wienia wszy-
stkioh handlowych i Standardization
Pahstw swiata do polityki drzwi otwar.
tych (rownych praw do handful. P. r.
w Chinach.
w interesie rozszerzajacego sic ma.
szego handful, polecany, ably kongres
utworzy} oddzielny Department handful
i przemys}u pod z~arzadem osobnego
sekretarza z miejscem W gabinecie mi
nisterjalnym. System ~konsularny Sta.
now Zjednoczonych powinien bye ere
organizowany przez ten nowo utworzo.
ny department tax, ably obsadzanie i
utrzymywanie stanowisk konsularnych
by}o z wieksza korzysoia ola z~wieksza-
jacego sic wciaz handlu naszego.
Rad amerykahski must opiekowac
sic zyciem i majatkiem swych obywa-
tell gdziekolwiek So oni pokrzywdzeni
Tub ~zagrozeni MISREPRESENTATION.
Winszujemy kobietom amerykah-
skim ich ~wspania}ej piracy W s}uzbie O.
go{u przez zorganizowanie o~chotnicze-
60 to~warzystwa niesienia pomocy W O.
bozaoh i szpitalaoh podczas ostatnich
kamPanij naszych armij W Zachodnich i
Wschodnioh Indjach oraz ocenlamy ich
wierne wspo}pracownictwo ma polach
wychowania j p~rzemys}u.
Prezydent Mckinley prowadzi} spra-
wy zagraniczne Stan6w Zjednoozonych
z { dznaczenia warta korzyscia ola ma.
rodu amerykahskiego. Szczegolniej
pod wzgledem uwolnienia mas cd uciaz-
liwego przymierza z pahstwami euro
pejskiemi co do rzadow ma wyspach
~Samoahskich, dzia}alnos6 jego jest god
ma Pochwa}y. Przez zyskanie ola mas
najwazniejszej z wysp Samoafskich i
najlePszego Portu ma po}udniowym o.
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Notatki.

w 1849 konsul Stanow ~Zjednoczo.
nyoh W Paryzu, niejaki Walsh, zacza{
g}osic apologize de~spotyzmu. Zaprotes.
towa} przeciwko temu Horacy Greeley,
redaktor nowojorskiej Trybuny, piszac
W swym %dzienniku, re przedstawiciel
wolnego kraju ME powinien W taxi spo-
sob hahbic zasad republikahskich i
Walsh zosta} usuniety re swego stano-
wiska.
Dzisiaj TAXI rektor uniwersytetu Chi
cagoskiego Harper, TAXI senator Beve.
ridge g}osza publicznie W pismach ca
ros3awie, ~zachwycaja sic Rosja a Mkt
przeciwko temu ME protestuje.
Jake zmieni}y sic czasy, jake
wzros}a potega miedzynarodowego ka-
pita}u, jake o~panowa}a rzady pa6stw i
narodow!
Jak Rad rosyjski kieruje opinja pu-
bliozna many nowy przyk}ad W roz-
porzadzeniu ~wys4anem przez ministra
spraw wewnetrznych, Sipiagina, do re-
dakcyj wszystkich pism W carstwie z
powodu rozruchow W Chinach.
Rozporzadzenie to brzmi, jak haste
puje:
1. Me wolno podawa6 zadnych via
domosci o ruchach wojsk lub hoty ro-
syjskiej.
2. Pisma powinny pamietaG, re car
powodowany jest jedynie checia utrzy.
mania pokoju i dobrej wolf wsr6d
pahstw.
3. Me wolno podawa6 zadnych via
domosci o roznicy zdah miedzy mocar-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28

B8ogos}awieni cisi, baogossawieni u
BOBBY duchem, bsogossawieni pokoj
ozyniacy, ale cd fa1szywych obrohcow
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23
TEST PlLING.

Whitney Bros, of West Superior,
have had one of their pile drivers
here this week doing some test pill
ing for the D. & I. r. at Burlington
Bay. AS whole: the test was very
satisfactory. On the east side some
rock was encountered, but not
enough to prove serious.
The work is preliminary to i'm
proving the bay, by building dock
age. The hill on the north shore
and level country back of It renders
it especially adapted as an ore dock
site. Its elevation is seventy feet
above the water level. The greatest
difficulty to contend with is the
sliding clay, it gradually slipping
lakeward.
That dockage will be built there
very soon is assured. It is proba-
bic, also, that within few years all
passenger trains will depart from a
fine depot, ,combing station and gen.
eral Offices, on the company's prop.
erty at the foot of Poplar street. A
new line will be built via Burling.
ton Bay, connecting with the pres.
ent line near Waldo. One can con
fidently look for an era of wonder.
full development here during the
next few years.-Two Harbors Iron
News.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23

Another interesting phase in the
Mueller case, mention of which was
made in the News Tribune recentlv,
is that Mrs. Katherine Mueller, of
Detroit, who alleges herself to be
the legal widow of the late Johann
Mueller, has come forward and
through her attorney lays claim, on
behalf of herself and six children.
to the entire property, which con-
sists of valua bic mines on the Me-
saba range, said to be worth uD-
wards of 100000. She alleges that
the mortgage foreclosure of the
property was abortive, as no notice
of the proceedings was served on
the Swan River Lumber company.
which was occupying the land as a
grantee of Mueller. Other reasons
are also given. Mrs. Nueller fur
ther declares against the legality of
the mortgage foreclosure on the
ground that she was never a party
to any mortgage proceedings. She
offers to satisfy the claims of people