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Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-25

hospital, and evidently thought his mis-
tress remained there, 40 he waited outside
until noon, when he returned dejectedly to
the rooms on Lombard street.
While no one seemed to know the dead
woman, she was a familiar sight on the
streets, however, as police and citizens
had seen her every morning with the dog.
The animal was well kept and wore a hand
SOmn COLLAR
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-25
snsnect Ind.r \rrc.t.

Cal Harris is AT the city jail awaiting
the arrival az a sheriff from Sioux city to
identify him as "A man wanted there for
on the olarge of embezzlemcnt. When
Soeketful Of c ,l% S tbat ! read ii' drsI H Haa a
Hypnotist, Thought Reader, Clalrvoyant
and Magician The man was arrested ON
Sixteenth street by Heelan and Johnson.
who recognized him from a description fur
nished by Deputy Sheriff Blanchard Of
Sioux city, 1t Is claimed that he bought "a
phonograph In the Iowa tnTn and left
without paying for IT.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-25
Lnboring Men Are Scarce.

General Passenger Agent Francis of the
Burlington is in receipt Of a letter from A,
C. sheldon, the Burlington's general agent
at Portland. stating that there is a great
scarcity OF laboring men in the lumber and
shingle districts Of the Puget Sound coun-
try, The mill men in that region are TAX
ing steps to secure laborers from the east
and are sending representatives to many OF
the largest eastern cities in search of labor
ing men. Wages paid by the lumber and
shingle mills vary from $3.50 to S4.35 pei
day, with an average of about $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-25

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Within the next few
days more than $4,000 ticket agents, general
passenger agents, travelling passenger agents
and others directly identified with the sale
of tickets will receive official notification
from all roads in central, western and south
western territories that the payment of COM
missions on passenger business must cease
February /. The chairman of the Central
Passenger association will tomorrow mail
circular notifications to the agents.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-25
Depew DENIES Lease stories.

NEW YORK, Jan. Ex-senator Chauncey
Depew, when asked if there was any truth
in the stories that the Chicago e. North
western railroad was to lease the Union
Pacific, without hesitation replied: "There
is not a word of truth in the stories. The
Northwestern will not lease the Union Pa
cifc."
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-25
GUARDED IN DEATH ny HER noe.
Faithful Animals Distress when Her
Rody Was Taken Away.

HouH WIS '""'" f""F'
Guarded By a handsome dog that had
been her constant companion in life. the
dead body OF aged Mrs. Mary Mcdonald OF
425 lombard street. was found on the door
steps at Fourth and Lombard streets yestor-
day morning. The poorly-clad woman was
noticed by scores Of passersby as che sat
on the step. with her head leaning against
the door, but they supposed she had be
come weary and had fallen asleep as she
sat in the sun. She was dressed in shabby
black, with a worn fur cape thrown around
her shoulders, and a white veil over her
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-25
m n. WILLS +, Dircctor.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-D. o. Mills has
been elected a director Of the New York
Central railroad to succeed H. ]. Hayden,
RESIGNED.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-25

The Following marriage licenses were Is
sued Wednesday:
Name and Residence. Age.
Earl V. Austin, Mankato, Kan.............2l
Grace Chapman, Omaha
AlonZo T. Anthony, Omaha ...............31
Adelaide j. Zeibarth, Omaha ...............19
Patrick j. White, Omaha ...................3 30
Hannah d. Trostler, Omaha ...........,...26
George w. Starkweather, Omaha .........3 81
Jennette a. Frederickson, Omaha .........2)
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-25
Aaree on CoIon'ist Rates

Assistant General Passenger Agent Arthur
D. Smith of the Burlington has returned
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Mrs. G.. b. Nichols is recovering
from her recent illness.
Mrs. NJ. J. Davis has gone to Bur-
lington for few days visit.
New HamburgS at
Neale & Knight s.
The Granite Manufacturers met
last night.
A little girl asked her mother this
morning if she must 60 to school to-
day, Washington birthday? IIel
mother said: No, most decidedly not.
Over the TeacupS will have gen.
tleman's night at Mrs. W. f. Rich
ardsonS Friday evening Feb. %.
Honorary members are especially in
vited. 260-3d
Mrs. Eva White, who has been visit
ing relatives in the city, returned this
noon to Bethel.
Arrangements are being made for a
mass meeting Of the y. p. c. L., OF
the Central District, in Northleld, on
March I'd and Sd. Rev. Ellie X. NJ.
Jones, who is District Missionary, is
pleIaling an excellent program.
Nelson Ballard returned last night
from few days visit at his former
home in Georgia.
The population of the United States
in 1890 was 60, 622, 2250. What will it
be next June? Look at the People S
shoe store advertisement on the first
page and see.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22

Frank Smith began work for Noon
an Bros. this morning.
Mrs. d. r. Austin of Wells River
visited Mrs. W. X. Wheatley yester.
day.
Geo. Emery, who has been teaching
school at Corinth, returned to Barre
today, his school having closed.
|. n. Boseman, representing the
Bristol Mfg. Co, of Bristol, VT, is in
town today on business.
Carl Bunger of New York was in
the city on business today.
Ernest, the ten years old son of Mr..
add Mrs. Walter E. Sutherland, is i'll
with scarlet fever.
The residence of Michael Brown is
being dsinfected today. Mr.. Browns
daughter recently died there Of diph-
liberia.
Mrs. Clanin of South Barre is i'll
and her niece, Mrs Joseph Taft of
this city, is taking care of her.
Posters are being put up today fol
Sag IIarbor, which comes to Barre
March 9TH.
The annual meeting of the Barre
fire department will be held tomorrow
evening and a full attendance is desir-
ed.
Alderman Kingston said today that
the work on new temporary foot
bridge at Berlin street will begin the
first of next week.
The Man Behind the Guns, Sousa Is
latest march; 1mpecunious Davis, the
latest cake walk, and My Little
Georgia Rose, 25c each at Averill
Music Co.'s. tt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22
DISTRICT MEETING.
Royal Arch Masons Hold Session in
Barre.

The annual cOnvocation of the Sd
District Royal Arch Masons was held
here with Granite Chapter yesterday
afternoon and evening, large number
of visitors from Montpelier being pres
emit. The meeting opened at 2:30 in
the afternoon. The banquet was
held at O'Clock and in the evening
the meeting continued.
In the afternoon the NJ. NJ. degree
was worked by King Solomon Chapter
of Montpelier and the p. NJ. degree
by Grand Lecturer Montague assisted
by Granite Chapter
In the evening the M. T.. degree
was worked by Granite Chapter in the
absence of the Randolph Chapter,
who were probably prevented from
coming by the fact that the train was
three hours late.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22

Carroll & Kingston were obliged TO
stop work this morning on account or
an accident to the boiler.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Robinson have
returned from weeks visit in
Chelsea.
The Philomothians will meet next
Tuesday evening with Mrs. G. b.
Nichols.
Miss Lizzie Mayette is caring for
Mrs. f. D. Ladd.
Monte Christie the favorite produce
ton of James O'Niel will be present.
ed at the opera house tomorrow night
by the D'Ormond- Fuller company.
The Rev. Ef1ie X. M. Jones requests
that as many as possible of the church
people will be present at the meeting
| in the church parlor this evening at 7
O'Clock, that plans may be made for
the Lenten services.
w. +. Morse returned last night
from Boston, where he has been on
business.
The ladies class in physical culture
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock with Miss Nadine c.. Nichols
and the girls class will meet Saturday
afternoon at 2.30.
M. M. Isabelle left this noon for
North Calais where he will prompt a
a dance tonight.
The blank forms for charter appli-
cation for the Brotherhood of Paint.
ers and Decorators of America have
arrived and meeting will be called
at an early date to see ifa local branch
can be organized.
The young people of the Baptist
church will hold social in the vestry
Friday evening at 1870. An excel
lent program has been prepared
Everybody is cordially invited.
177-179
The premises of Mrs. Armada Pedro
mia were searched last Saturday night
and quantity of ale taken away. Be-
fore Justice Fay last night the liquor
was condemned and the case appealed
Grand Juror Scott appeared for the
state and G.. II. Swazey for the de.
fence. The raid was made by officers
S. E. Perry, Slayton and Rollins.
There was large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Tool Sharpeners last
night when the annual election of Off
GERS took place: President, f. M. Mars
don: vice president, d. V. Stone; cor
responding secretary, J. f. Sadlier
financial secretary, Milo Bassett; treas
urer, James Smith; standing commit
tee, James Mcdonald, George Norris
and Walter Emerson; grievance com.
mittee, r. r. Gordon, James MELON.
aid, and Charles Mudgett.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22
Senior Exhibition.

There was very good attendance
at the exhibition of the Senior class
at Spaulding High school last even
ing. The essays were well written and
deserved the applause they received.
Rev. A. Il. Atwater made the prayer,
after which the following programme
was carried out
Instrumental duet, Misses Marley
and Keith.
Old Home Week, Miss Howes. .
Palamon and Arctic, Miss Cave.
Modes of Burial, Miss Marley.
Vocal solo, Miss Susie Cummings.
The War in South Africa, the Beers,
Mr.. Jackson: the British, Mr.. Camp.
John Burroughs and His Successors,
Miss Susie Cummings.
Instrumental solo, Miss Morley.
Education Necessity, Miss Keith.
Gossip, Miss Meta Cummings.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22

The illustrated lecture given last
night at the UniverSaliSt church by
Mr.. Gibbs was we'll attended and it
was very interesting one. The
lecturer took his audience through
Pompeii as it was before its fall and
then led them back through it again
as 1t stands today. He afterwards
gave some interesting views of Venice.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22
EAST BARRE.

DR.. Bailey of Granitevillc, was in
town Tuesday.
DIR. c. N. Barber was in town We'd
nesday on business.
Pittsley Bros. are hauling wood
from Washington this week.
Hon. r. M. Harvey was in town
Wednesday on legal business.
Enoch Campbell worked for /. W.
Bates Wednesday saving wood.
d. r. Moore was in Topsham We'd
nesday hauling wood for A. j. Thurs.
ton.
George II. Hutchins was hauling
wood from Orange mountain Wednes-
day.
d. R. Bisbee of the city was in
town Tuesday looking after the insur-
ance business.
IL. Il. farCrluge was called sudden
ly to his home in Potsdam, Wednes-
day evening.
W. A. Cutler was in Orange We'd
nesday caring for r. r. Camp who is
dangerously ill.
Benjamin Patterson of Washington
was in town Wednesday on his way
from Barre home.
G. ii. Powers Of Burlington, cigar
dealer was in town Wednesday calling
on the local trade.
}. N. Chamberlin representing j.
&. Reed & Co. cigar and tobacco deal.
ers of Burlington was in town Wed.
nesday calling on the local trade,
The South Barre dramatic club nre.
sented the famous three act drama
"The Soldiers Vow" in the onera
house hall Wednesday evening. The
club exercised it's usual marked ability
IN acting and were commented unon
by al present as to their appearance
on the stage. The attendance was
1a'rly good and appreciative and the
club is always welcome to East Barre
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22
ITALIAN MURDERED
At Groveton, N. H., this Morning
Named Antonio Cosato.

Concord, N. H., Feb. 22.-Antonio
Cosato, %, an Italian teamster, was
murdered at the entrance to his sta
BILE by an unknown man, who shot
him twice in the stomach.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22
NEW ADS TO-DAY.

North Barre Market--Carpenter 4
Wheeler.
Corset Salc-Neale x Knight.
Barre Opera House-Greater Minstrels
L. M. Averill-Kisses.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22
THE LATEST.
4.3O O'CLOCK.

London, Feb. 22.-Gen. Roberts
cables from Paardesberg Wednesday.
Yesterday afternoon was satisfied by
a reconnaissance that we could not
assault the enemy's ,position without
heavy loss, which we were anxious to
avoid. Accordingly, 1T was decided
to lombard him with artillery and
turn our attention to the enemy's re-
Inducements. The result was most
satisfactory. The Beers were driven
off in all directions. losing many
killed and wounded. Fifty prisoners
we're captured who say they arrived
from Ladysmith two days ago by rail-
way. They also say it was our artil-
Iery fire that caused them to abandon
Kop]e. Our loss is two officers and
four men wounded.
London, Feb. pa despatch from
Paardberg, dated Wednesday, says
Commandant Botha has been attempt
ing to relieve Gen. Cronje. There has
been severe fighting and Botha's
forces were scattered with heavy
losses.
Chieveley Camp, Feb. 22.-Since
Wednesday the steady progress of the
relief column has been uninterrupted.
The Beers Tuesday were forced from
their last position south Of the Tugela,
resulting in the evacuation of Colenso,
which was Immediately reoccupied by
the Dublin Fusiliers. A Trdnsvaal
flag and handkerchief, with General
Bothas name inscribed on them, was
found. The British continue to dis
cover large quantities of ammunition
and provisions. 1t is expected that
the further resistance will be half
hearted and that Ladysmith will be
reached in few days.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22
THE WEATHER.

Boston, Feb. 22,-Rain tonight,
clearing Friday, severe northeast
gales.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-14

zifo iniebezpieczenstwo zamarznie.
cia ma wodach ,Taku.
- Pociag kolei Cotton Belt 70
stat W Texas, pod Bassetto, obra.
bowany. Rabusie wtargneli do
wagonu pocztowego zabrali prze-
sekfi wartosciowe.
= Jubileusz 25 letniego istnie-
MIA obchodziiy wczoraj W Lafayet-
te, Ind, Siostry Franciszkanki.
W tym czasie zaiozyfy szpitale W
Omaha, Cleveland, Terre Haute,
Denver Columbus.
= Konwencya American Fe-
deration of Labor" zostanie zam.
knieta jutro. Socyalisci ME maja
ma konwencyi powodzenia. Pre-
wazaja tam zywioly umiarkowane.
= Prezes zwiazkow telegra6.
stow, M. NJ. Dolphin, przybyf do
Topeka, Kas., aaeby tamtad kiero-
wac strajkiem telegraGst6w ma sie-
ci linij kolei Santa Fe.
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R6zne wiadomosca
telegraficzne.

= W przyszia Niedziele pocie-
szac bedzie cesarz Wilhelm inwa.
lidow, powracajacych z Chin.
- Werner, bogaty wlasciciel
przedzalni W Werdau, zostaf ska
zany ma IL lat domu poprawy "a
podpalenie swej fabryki.
- Miasto Limerick przyzna}o
Kruegerowi prawo honorowego
obywatelstwa.
-Przystapiono do }aczenia wysp
Filipinskich "a pomocs podwod-
nych lin telegrafcznych.
- Gustav, nastepca tronu
szwedzkiego, bawi obecnie W Chry-
styanii, stolicy Norwegii.
- Pod Hongkong szalata ma
morzu burza. Utonefa wraz "a.
ioga angielska kanonierka vsand
Piper. II fodzi rozbifo sic 200
ludzi postrada}o zycie.
- Krazownikom niemieckim
,,Hsrtha", ,,Hansa"i ,,Irenea gro.
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

- Handlarz wegli Joseph Hof-
fman wczoraj popoludniu zastrzelif
ma Sc ul. Lake ave. ANA wystrza-
lami rewolweru handlarza wegli i
swego sasiada Thomasa Mehana,
a potem sam sobie odebral aycie.
Powodem byla rywalizacya W inte-
resach.
= PAM Katarzyna Marowska,
kt6ra, jak donosilismy, poparsyfa
sic niebezpiecznie W skutek eks.
plozyi gazoliny, umarla wczoraj.
- Dzisiaj rozpoczynaja sig wa.
kacye swiateczne " szkoiach publ.
cznych trwac beda diva tygodnie.
w hotelu Great Northern od-
bywa sic roczna konwencya zwiaz.
ku chirurg6w kolei O. NJ. y St.
Paul. Okoio 100 doktor6w ma mia
sic zebraio.
= G6rne koleje kursuja tamae
znacznie czesciej powodu bar
dziej ozywionego ruchu " miescie
pred swietami. ~
- Process oskarzonych o morder.
stwo Jana Gabel i jego syna trzeba
byfo przerwae wczoraj powodu,
ze zachorowaf sedzia przysiegiy
Frank McGinnis.
= John Shaughnessy, robotnik
Gam. pm. 81 W. "a str. wcsoraj V
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Przecho dzi ma katOlicyzm.

q Bostonu podaje nastepujaca
wiadomos6 D1iennik Milwauoki":
Tutejsza zydowska arystokraoya
jest wielce oburzona wskutek
oswiadczenia Aydowki Dory NJ. Ko.
miss, ze ia chce przyjad rsymsko-ka'
tolicka religie. w dodatku do to-
90 wstspi ona do jednego z najsu.
rowssych zakon6w. Zyd6wka ia
jest bardzo urodziwai powasechnie
znana VI tutejszych koiach tydows.
kiego towarzystwa. Byia ona "a.
msans pred k'lkoma laty. lecz
wskusek nieporozumienia, rozwiodfa
sig se swym mesem, ktory byf sna-
ny W Ch eago jako jubiler. Pani
Kom ss z domu nazywa sic Pin.
kowska Jest c6rka kap'talisty "a.
mieszkalego pm. 1853 Humbolt ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-14

skiadach Artesian Stone and Lime
works ma Grand ave, dostaf sis
miedzy jadace wagony kolejowe. q
muir, i zostaf niebezpiecznie poka.
leczony. Prawdopodobnie wskutsk
tego umrze.
W domu pm. 445s s. Wood
str, wczoraj pred switem wybuchi
pozar kilkanascie czfonk6w rodzin
W. Pikiela Juliusza Sardziew-
skiego, gi6wnie dzieci, W mrozie ma
ulicy staio niedostatecznie odzia-
nych, poki i'm sic ME udalo znalesc
schronienia W sasiedztwie.
= Dzis popoludniu j jutro wie-
czorem odbeda sic W Auditorium
zwykie koncerta siawnej orkiestry
Thomasa, ma kt6rych wyiacznie
dsiela Beethovena beda Crane.
Miedzy innemi odegrane zostana !
czwarta i plata (KlopD symfonia.
= Zdaje sie, re nowy podziat
miasta ma wardy bedzie przeciez
zmieniony, MIN go burmistrz pod.
pisze. Podobno sam wnioskodaw-
ca, aid. Carey, ME ma mic przeciw
zmienieniu granic pewnych ward.
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Telegrar11y.

BERLIN, 14go Gfud MIA.
Byly nadworny pastor Stoecker
oswiadczyf W parlamencie, re po-
siada listy prywatne, ktorych sic
pokazuje, ze zrodfem nienawisci
cesarzowej chinskiej do cesarza jest
ia okolicznosc, re cesarz wyznaje
religie chrzescijanska. Wpadly mu
podobno W rece dzieia misyonarzy
angielskich i amery kahskich, dzie.
ki czemu nawr6cif sic.
Ma wiecu lndowym W Hamburger
postanowiono kanclerzowi Buelow-
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szeryfowi Emilowi Schneider "a
strony Union Elevated Railroad
Go. "a obraze honoru. @T,s.
Schneider re iona, obiadowani
pakietami, d. % Listopada 1898 ma
stacyi przy State str. chcieli wsiasc
do pociagu kolei gornej jadqcego
do Douglas Park, kiedy dozorca
platformy przystapii do Schneidera
ipomimo protestowania tegoz,zmu.
sit go isc z MIN do biura. Tymcza-
sem pociag odjechaf ze 2ona
Schneidera. w biurze przeproszo.
no Schneidera "a postapienie do
zorcy, kt6ry sic omylit. Schneider
jednakowoz musiat o Is minut po-
zniej dopiero wyjechac. Za strate
czasu, rozlaczenie diugominutowe z
iona i obrazenie swej godnosci,
Schneider wytoczyi kompanii pro.
ces $4,000 odszkodowania, ale
po dwuletniej procedure, jury
przyznala mu tylko jednego centa
odszkodowania.
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Nisko upadf.

Do czego pijanstwo doprowadza
nawet ludzi utalentowanych. smu.
tiny przyklad daf VIM. E. Healey,
wybitny niegdys adwokat, kt6ry
dawniej z pomocnikiem ministra
wojny, Meiklejohnem, jako tegoz
asystent W sadach zwiazkowych W
Omaha, Neb., do sp6lki prowadzif
sprawy, a wczoraj zostai znaleziony
niezywy W pustym, ubogim pokoi.
ku podrzednego hotelu Stafford ma
rogu Van Buren str. Pacific ave.
Powodem smierci byf alkoholizm.
Zmarly zamieszkaf byf W owym
hotelu d. 29 Listopada, ale rzadko
pokazywal sig ma korytarzu lub "
biurze hotelu. Kazdego wieczora
do biura przychodzif jakis niezna-
jomy, kt6ry placii "a Healeya ma
lezytosc.
Healey pred 4 laty przybyf do
Chicago i.jako siawny juz adwokat,
zostaf rzecznikiem Globe Mutual
Fire Insurance Co." Ale wskutek
pijanstwa zaniedbywaf sic coraz
bardziej i upadal coraz nizej .Liczyf
lat 45, urodzif sic W Oshkosh, Wis,
. ME byl zonatym, i pozostawif dwie
siostry mieszkajace pm. 32l Chica.
60 ave.
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gielskich, ze pred ucieczka dworu
cesarskiego zakopano W ziemie, W
odleglosci 20 mil Cd. stolicy, ,ogrom-
ne skarby W srebrze j ziocie. Put
kownik Tullock ma czele $50 ludzi
wybraf sic ma poszukiwanie owego
skarbu.
WASHINGTON, Ago Grudnia. =
Posel Conger donosi 2 Pekinu, ze
pose} niemiecki odstapif cd zada-
MIA, azeby Tuana innych ksiazat
chinskich ukarano smiercia. Skut-
kiem staran Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, Anglia i Niemcy zgodzity
sic ma zmodyfkowanie swych "a
dan, skutkiem czego wszystkie mo-
carstwa podpisaly warunki przed-
wstepne, kt6re zostana przedfozo.
ne Recommendation rzadu chin-
skiego.
WASHINGTON, 14go Grudnia. =
Senator Hanna mowif przez trzy
godziny ma korzysc blu subsy-
dyach dla kompanij okretowych.
Zbijai wyczerpujaco zarzuty sena-
tora Clay. Zwracaf uwage ma
wzrost zeglugi ma wielkich jezio-
rach, kt6ry nastapif v ostatnich 40
latach, dzieki tylko tel okoliczno-
sci, re kongres przeznaczat znacz.
ne sunny ma porzadkowanie spiaw-
nosci REX urzadzanie port6w. u
tel samej racyi nalezy czynic udo-
godnienia kompanionl, pragnacym
rozwinac zegluge ma oceanach, sto-
sownie do potrzeb olbrzymiego na-
szego pahstwa.
,OS godzinie przyjeto poprawke
komitetu do blu kana}owego, o.
rzekajaca, re Stanom zjednoczo-
nym przysluguje prawo brzegi ka-
nalu ufortyfkowac, azeby bye W
moznosci utrzymac spok6j publi-
czny ma wodach kanalu. Poprawke
przyjeto IS glosami przeciw II.
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