davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

eej ustawy; wspicru odsetkami ro-
boty tel partji, kt6ra jest W prostej
linji spadkobierczynia programu
organizacji narodowei z roku 1863.
Moze to niepodobac sic tym Tub
owym. Lecz trudno. Skarb n.
ma ustawe i trzyma sic jej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22
trzymac specjalnego ksiegarza.

Moglaby sic ona miescic W domu
zwiazkowym, a sprzedaza, ktora ME
bedzie zbyt uciazliwa, m6giby sic
zajac ktory z urzednikow, mp. Sc
kretarz ,,Zgody" "a jakis maiy pro-
cent cd kazdej sprzedanej ksiazki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

w Zarzqdzie z. n. p. jest die
wiqc osob; 2 stotyci 2azda posiada
swoje wlasne zdanie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

rymczsssm skarb, Ssdias swo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Takim bojownikom idei narod
winien ME tylko w~dziecznosc i
chwale, lecz j pomoc m%aterjalna.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

wEurOpie juz isthieje tax iwany
rKrzyz Czerwony' po1ski t J. kasa
ola wspieiania rannych zoinierzy
~wszystkich tych trzech gatunk6w
broni.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Czytamy W ,,Polaku W Ameryce":
.zwiazek Narodowy Polski pred
stawis sic W ostatnich czasach, jak
ciaio bez widomej giowy. w domu
zwiazkowym hiema tych, ktorych
ostatni sejm wybraf prawnymi
przedstawicielsmi tel organizacji.
Prezes Zarzadu p. II. Jablohski
~zidf dyhisje i przehi6sf sic do
Milwaukee. Retaktor ,,Zeody", p.
Barszczewski, wyjechai ma zawsze
z powrotem do Europy. Sprawl
jacymi funkcje giowS Zwiazku 70
stall panowie: Rokosz eksprofesor
niefortunnego uniwersytetu wedru-
jacego, L. Siemiradzki."
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Kwestje stanowiska Zwiqzku
wobec kongresu rozpatrzyi i zdecy-
dowai caiy Zarzqd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

49, -. e. - HsL H
Nareszcie, mowiqc o obecnym
redaktorze, rPolak Ameryce''
pisze:
,Zdanie to stale sic wyznaniem
WARY dorywczego redaktora ,,Zgo-
dy', ktorS, bfedzac o Zwiazku, ia:
ko o ,ealej Polsce", o wielkich "a.
daniach tel p~calej Polski', o zia;
czeniu Skarbu rapperswylskiego i
o Lidze .Narodowej, 2 lekcewaze-
MEM m6wi o kongresie. o kt6rym
przypuszcza, re ten Polski ludowej
~zwlaszcza ,niezaleznej' j socja-
listycznej - ME odbuduje.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Odsetki te Cd kapitalu. wynosza-
cego maio co wiecej niz 200 tysie-
cy ftahkow; ME NIGGA przen6sic
jakiejs sdhKi 5000 FIR. czyli 100
1olarow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Ma ten raz winowajcami 81 juz
ME cafy Zarzad leez tylko prehes,
oraz obecny redaktor ,Zgody".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

SocjaliSci chcieliby; ably Skarb
zasilai kase ~wsparcia Ola ~wiezniow
politycznych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Me TAXA TO suma, ably z mia ro6ie
jakies naduzycia, jezeli juz ma
zwiska czlonk6w komisji nadzorczej
ME w%ystarczajq konu jake poreka
IN wiasciwy uzytek.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Czy bedzie jaka walka miedzy
,,frakcjami' ma sejmie, czy ME, o
TEN ME wiemy j ME wiele TO mas
obchodzi. W kazdym razie ME
winszujeihy bylemu prezesowi 2y-
czen pisma, ktore... ale o tenn lepiej
ME gadac.
Broh go Panic Cd przyjaci6l, DO
Cd nieprzyjaciof ! sam sic obroni.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Ludowcy galicyjscy byliby radzi
widziec je " swojej Kasie ola Walk
re swoihfi przeciwhiksmi. St9d
krzyki W .Kurjerze Lwowskim",
organic stronnictwa ludowego W
Galicji.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

,,Polak W Ameryce wciqz jeszcze
szuka przyczyn; Ola ktofych z~ia-
EEK \. P. usunal SIG cd udziaiu W
kongresie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

jake So tie roboty, wiemy troche
z pism, a najwiecej ME wiemy j ME
pytamy o to.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Napdsci te poc6odzs st9d, ze
kazde stronhictwo chciaFo BY dor.
wac sic do tych gtoszy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Co do bylego redaktora ,,Zgody",
20 i on W ostatniej chwili zmienii
swoje stanowisko wzgledem kon-
gresu, gdy otrzymai wlasciwe in
formacje.' Swiadczy o tenn ostatni
jego artykul wstepny W numerze
2S-m ,Zgody".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

Robic cos tajnie i trqbic o tenn
jednoczesnie, to juz ME polityka, a
szczst naiwnosci. -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-22

KomisSfi S. N. nd sssn. zelda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
DIED kNEFLING " MIDWIFE'S HOTSE.
Mrs. Lyons" Was Prrtt, Annie sullivan
Coroner Holds Midwtfe Blamciess.

Annie sullivan, daughter of the late MOrti-
ner sullivan. an old-ins politician oi IN
Fourteenth ward, was found dead on Monday
kneeling beside a bed In the house of Mrs
mile Daus.ut. "a midwIl" AZ 81 Bank street
where shc had gone for treatment a week be
fore. The hody NJ a stll-horn infant lay a
few feet from her. Mr. bals"nt discovered
both bodir~ Sh" told Ia" thtn"- street police
and they held her a prisoner TIL Coroner Hart
released her under :? IN pHll
The midwife was held on the same bone
for 4 further examination to-day by Mag
i-trato Pool n n" I"N 'rson Market tourt
Yesterday. An HutOpSy undc on tho body OF
Annie sullivan, whv Wa known To IN" mid
wife a. Mrs tharlrS Lyons. had disclosed
that d,Hth was due To- natural causes, the
Curoucr said este duN.
Mr. pauS,Ht said ~ the police court that
last October Annie Sullivan and a man who
said he was CHARLES Lyons. her husband.
came 10 her hog-" and "l-Hgod her services.
Sh" didn't -" them again until about ten
duv~ ago when the same man brought the
woman IN a cab to her house. Without leav-
aged. and well drc-' ed. drove away. Ito
has not bcen seen sine" by tho midwife. Be
fore her death N" woman told Mrs nausent.
So the latter said. that sh" belI"N ed the man
had deserted her. she was melancholy over
that
Annie Sullivan's mother who. according
to the police. had not seen her dlughter in
months, lives In a h~rownstonc house at $50
second avenue She would nov talk about
and that Of the child Yesterday. In the
neighhornood II wa said that Annie. who
was very pretty, had caused her mother much
trouble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
DELtWARE'S bribery HUNT.
Representative Hearn Says That Representa-
tive LAYTON. Addicks Man. offered Him > q 900

WILMISGTuN. Del. Feb % T House
Committee appointed To- investigate the
charge OF attempted bribery made by Rep
rescutative iieHrn. met this morning. Mr..
Hetrn repeated ia" Story Of the offer.
who WAS the man who offered YOU the
brlb"t" he was asked
"Rcese Layton, was the answer
Mr.. Layton IL a member Of the House from
SUSSEX county. IL" grew red In the face
when the chlrG" was made. and later. when
called as a witness, he said
i say II II u lie Mir Layton said that
he had no conversation with Hearu on the
matter 81 Offering money 10 absent himself
from the capitol Layton II an AddiCks
Rrpu bllcan and the charge against him Inns
,mbtt, red his associates. Several witness, =
wrr" heard They testified To- the cHa,t
that HeHrn had declared that the ALLEGED
br.brr was not y member Of the House. H.qrn
explained that he had said that In order to
divert suspicion from his fellow members
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
obituary Notes.

Former Police Justice Francis Mex enna
n the town of N"wtown died on Monday
at the home OF his daughter. Mr.. NJ,
McLaughran ~ his -.venty-flrst year IN
early life he was m eNpcrt landscape gardener.
tie was long one of the Democratic leaders
and Police Justice lie had been para.ygri
for the last four years from injuries received
ia a trolley collision Judge M,K"nnH WAS
an ardent Irish Nationalist and prominent
In many IRISH ORGANIZATIONS III" was q
member OF the Friendly Sons Of ~ Patrl Z
oi Brooklyn and Of the Maspcth Hose Come
pany
LemueI King died in Whitman. Mass ye,-
tcrday morning, of heart disease. aged =
Hilton, at one time a top liner" IN tho ,lrrus
business. where he used to perform OH 10
tight rope and do aCrohHtic turns Ito '.-
lowed this occupation iot nearly q N'.r,
lie was a native Of BROOKLYN, y and 4
veteran Of tho Cvll War
james = IRnrdon, president and mar0g'r
Of the New Brunswick Tire COMPANY. d.u1
~ his homo In New Brunswick, y j. ~
Tuesday. lie was :; years old Mr. Ian gIu1
was for many years with he Goodyear t.. u"r
Company. and went To New BrunNwyk .
1854 to become Superintendent Of tho \os
Brunswick Rubber Company
James I Chapman died yesterday in llgsN-
inC ia his foTty-Iinth wear He was az 81 f.
fercn' times connected with the dry : obs
firms h! \ stewart 4 Co. Hilton. Ill.,,
4 Go. and John N~auamakcr n" was or.s
dtrns'"" ~ the old villa ~ of Flushing
Charles VI Brennan, son of owen " N-"'-
nan, tommlSs.oucr Uf Charities o. The ',
i. dead At his home. Roscbauk. ~',''1
her Of the Tw"Nty-se,Oud Regiment ~
wife and two children SurVlVe him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
FRENCH DEPUTIES RIOT.
sOeItIfsrs avn RaDf6iIs NOT ND 10
RIM ~ HTsT0RfstI srtSss.
H.fsr--.s q. ne Assassination" ~ t"-is
w start. . Raw r's.'ss-' tsss's -
'~.'fsi tie w.wssr. .es tsis.r-. the ST
Usa a.."s,s,i.s. mn va , sdsr debate

HfftIf fNa ussnuff4 o. fWf NfN
r,rts f-b - N" dsb,'s On no ,-.ocis-
rons hll lsd h I, hts 'umul' In N" 'hamt~r
~ Deputies to.ds, " Estls q fsaotot..t
Ispu'r. moved o. amendment ~ The "nsr'
fM,t ~" director, NJ ,ov ,..ocI,'lon mus' he
lfrrrtm~p Tho .p,i' ,.fnpIr Church
n. ,id VS. In srr. as,Ina, rrim~ Wr.s'sr
NtIIs,s Rous-eal
Referring 20 TO ishsi~ .r mo National
Convention On tbe Impeachment ~ l7uis
W. " Hetl~ quoted FROM me speech OF "
say ,fv. In shich hs described no Threatened
"t"ru'ior ~ tho klug sa a4asssturuHr
n might he Dpposei NAT purely rs
tofblI quotation would 10 harmless hu'
tho word as-s s.ir a'icn rpus.d tho Socialists
and R1dichls 10 ~, Tho rholo ler f.so
md hovlst @vthdt,v and o'her rt"'".ts
Tho rirh' took up 80 defence of VI Hsllo
and ~" pol mhrt. ro1r"l tt On" another for
several minutes
VI prs.h,nol PRECEDENT n fh" chamber
rans ms bell cortnuousiN but Do" "a. "
rorrd
urr1g 'h4 urr1ar VI 'H'orr' -o,ia'.'
made 7 rrsh Tor TI,r.r. He1,'Iori.'.
VhD ldvHraei to meet him tlrr yer"
,.st ..mng % bIov. when %" n-hrts m
t,rycped
1h"r fher" wasa w0m"rt1fr Ill VI Roile.
apparently enjoying mo "f'.f " hI- pro
v.uus quotation. launched into another from
S%aFur''a speech N" frru5y again broke
ou'
Tho members NJ Tho isr shreked -Nivr
lt revolution. Nivr Ia Convention The
Eivht responded bv ]tprl1udIug VI R"tle
he dcsk banging -'tr ping and bowling
V"r" ."t-oIcs-, Will" On" liam ,'lnr Of
VI ucs,hanoI- hell on'' rdind 10 tire DIN
ly"r, tine there Wa l lull somebody
.rt,rIr,tcd q taunt. which r"aroused the
passions VI G"u1F went 10 IN" tribune
and bui.N protested to ~" President FOR not
uurIshIng VI f"uIn for d"-orthlng m" aNrcn-
tou oi 70 TRAITOR ~ a--I~-tuHiIou This caused
"a further upIuar
Uuuug the NEXT lull VI U.S,hlusl remarked
uUnr ~" uud"~irahiitv Of Introducing his
tpTI,al quotations Evar, ono. he ~id. should
abstain from ovoklug passions and hatrcd-,
which wer" tearing Franc" 20 pieces
o." President app"al- for order being
u-"i"-s h" -Y-p"nd"d IN" sitting Tho Drpu-
r"~ -'purs'ed IA u whit" heat The incident
j. significant If the feelings evoked hy the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
psrssseS siLH wkAykas srRiAs.
Wsst wss~- ~ ss Tear Ass-ss, m"s
,ssn,es rrspssitiss 0. . Trick.

P.r,asoV. y y. lsb - ons hundred
and af'sen ssavofs a. he g y NEEDING SIR
COMPANY. mill vent on .triSe this morning
This b. tho nfs' ~ tho anticipated 'f"uhls
arising FROM ths general movement fnf on
insfess~ ~ vasra started lat SATURDAY
IN t,rHfd,nc- vt'h tho piau l1id 0pt s"W"
time aso 4 shop committee s4ked Tie N~dtns
concern this morning fHf no same sage
mat ssrs ratd ,bnu' atr ~ara 49, w
Nsdirs made r. counter PROPAGATION f'r 1n
ir.rat-e ~ ~ per cont rsht avaY anil 1a
sHpr 90 no rfssatt warps nfs run ~ 'h"
I.Hm- 1nd nss ones pot .u fn r1v fn" vasr
demanded ne ,nww.f'.H r...ffei 'n.
ptHtuaUipn fn tho sesv.f. rHn tti I"f'
th.r I1pma vhiI" no onmulf's" go Of '.r
ufrs he sravsr, rrfIs'i fr accept ODD"
1fsr and vals,d nut .f f1a mHI Thew "s
planet 'h,' thew have bot HrHft nj i.l.
IND ls'.fe ami 'hll 'HsF sore .rIF made
fH aaf th. retyers o. work fhe ella IN .n.
In1m 4, soon O.. me r1fpa are ftn =. 'i"
ssaysrs -py thsr suIIi rri th"w-"lv"-
sfhnut work Trouble ~ o." sam" sni
i4 stpe,tel In other mile
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
,arrant is out for somebody
CLEAN TRING> ~. StYS NTRPRI.
Yes, Sir. SAYS Cortright. and Passes II Along In
the Old Na,.

Deverv got to Police Headquarters ycst"r-
day a few minutes earlier than cot Murphy,
who got there at o'rlnch Noon used To III"
the opening hour ltl~n now. 10y Col Murphy's
orders and he wants the roUtlu" work cleared
up in the morning
Waiting for Col Murphy yesterday was
A batch Of seventy complaints which had been
addressed to him hy maj. Hi attention
was also called 10 q published report that
respectable r'-id,ui- IN West Ihtrty-'ith
street were helms ANNOYED Icy foreign dis
orderly women VII" rarad"d the street
"Cortricht. said col Murphy. addressing
tho in,y,cror, WHO l- known a. Tn" Honest
con" Il want YOU tr send SOM" Of your most
t%rs,Northy n4cu t. iOnN INTO this matter
shall want u report i'-IpnIr"N morning
Yes, Iii ~ald tnriIEut
Then 90 Nprprv made this order
'Conmaudins .r.c"r~ ~ rr''lucis a."
with IT," returns. iiIH, morning. March .
he nam'> "l al rr'uri"i"r- r k',rct- az
in " htrn he lny +. hahtlJ!r violated within
iirr precincts. io.'t''r WITH -" character
or ~" h%Us'n"e- ,'rrg"d ON, .'' o." hHi0'''i
u received seventy COMMUNICATIONS hv
mail Ia. moruiu,." said col Murphy T." tho
Reporter "rhor. Ncr" c"'uulnint~ against
certain ilcrll i"-pr,. ard dt.ord"rly houses
turned those ,uul'UU'r over 10 tuilil-hi
and told liu go nyo. ''Gn'' 'h"W u"r"nshI'
INSTRUCTED hum to- tat" -n,h men ~ hr ,"u!l
r,lv or. ard ~ d.. discovered ~" complaint,
to be- well 'olr1"i Go ,l'Ir ou' tHu-" Ioiiie
What c1rtrsnr did 49, &" forward IN"
complaints % fu' urHrr''' r|tI' en- - h"
lrye>tirg'ca utu" u-uNl wly
Shoull Nr N>or OF auv o''' els" p.hrS
~" hctt'ru.it - 30" c,t"
WA .gr .or uuo" ,rr report of ih" Conn
Not uur,I ., las boon prosecuted 20 ~
IWCui.y" Committee - Llmw'n. u"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
DFtJH or ALDERMAN DINN.
Municipal Assembi Adjourns and the CT, Han
Flag Il Half Masted.

The Municipal Assembly met for only \
moment yesterday and nd ouru"d iiriue.
diately after being called together out of
re~prot to the memory Of Alderman Frank
A. Dunn Of the Iw"ntY-tourth district. vino
died on Monday nieht at tn" hom" al hl~ sister
at 5iS Vest l32d street Alderman Dunn was
AZ yrdrr old Ihr news ct his death was re-
CeiVed at city Hall brlOr" noon, and the Tag
was run up AZ hHlf-mast President Maurirs
r. HolHhau OF the Board OF Public Improve
meuts sent a letter to IN" Board OF Aldcrmcn
notifying Il NJ MIR. Duun'S death Nit. Iiu.d-
han Is the leader of the district Mr.. Dunn
represented
The funeral will be on Thursday morning
at 10 IS o'clock in the Church oi 1T John to
Evangelist. at First avenue and fiity-nith
street The Board OF Aldermen will attend
In "A body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
GOIFRNOR> ~ TBE INU O~TRtTTON.
Mo,-mert. to Rave Mos, ~ Them FROM the
snuth AZ MsshIn ston Ne,t Nrek-

Industrial is-o,ilror. WITH head y%1arf"r~
here. has undertaken ~" work of a"'tirc 10
the southern Govrrnor, 20 attend ~" lnHug'-
ration OF President Mckinley ~ o BODY Win
their STAR The suggestion Va~ mad" az =
dinner lor" during 'h- ~c1rr-l and ih"
Industrial Association undertook a." work
of Inviting me Governors 50 'uI 'hr"" have"
agreed TO the propagation. Doy -oari oi
Louisiana, Goy Gambler Of Georgia and GOV
LONGING Of Mississippi Gov " j Jennings
OF Florida announced that no cannot attend
because of the meeting Of ~" Florida I"cl--
lature. and Gov j 4 " Heckham of Ken
tuoky. Is ~till iu doubt whether he can attend
The other southern Governors hav" not as
Yet h.en hrarl from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
IRISH ANFNDMFNT DEFEATED.
House Of Commons votes Against OFFERING
ANY Terms to the Boer..

: TTTTWF Y wv '''T'T|F TT 0ETN
roNpoN, Feb 20 - By a vote Of ?42 TO nj
the HOUSE Of commons this evening rejected
Mr John Dilou's amendment to the address
IN reply to the Kings speech opening the
session ol Parliament
The amendment declared that the British
methods of conducting N" campaign in
South Africa were contrary TO the usage,
OF civilized warfare, and urged tina, the Brit
l-h Government Propose to the Governments
oi III" South African republics such terms
a. hrUN" and honorable men could reason
ably br expected TO entertain
The address was subsequently adopted
hy a vote ut 9G1 TO -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
T.. r. BtRST Ms moron M IN
lie was once IN charge of the Medical Depart
ment Of the ct, Prisons.

pr thhott Hodyn1u, who VS. tbe lI''
y r Baruum'- ply stefan, died Yesterday
A. his home. TAI Fast Ihirtv-clghth s'r'u',
~ 20 complication Of dl1"nse~ ~" VS. born
~ West llNu-rud, N.--. on soy ~. ls2.
and studied ~ bIrtUputu and IA" NHV l' ,
nIycr-ity medical colleges n" wI- nrts
a tan doctor on Mdck wells Island Tor
Hndsmuu had charge Of the medical de-
partneut OF IN" city prisons lruH 1861 -
1865. ana he wa a member IF N" \
appointed IN 1884 - Investigate IN" condo
tiou al tenement houses
lIc was u trustee OF the MetropolItHu Mn
SCUM 60 Art and 20 th" New Work ~HNIr-s
BANK and a member of the New EuElIri
Society. the american Medical A~~ocIltou,
the New York Academy of medicine" and tina
New York state Medical Association H.
first wife was Martha Eug"na Keen. who
died IN 1850 About a year axe u" married
Rosetta l. Lewis IN" second VII" and
three daughters Of the first marriage sU.-
yiyp him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27

hs new cello sonats The compo-er played
the niano part and that stsrins artist. Mrs.
schroeder The 'osln Tho w"ft hait
.rhsftu va pretty and tt-riisn ~ Nl'
fufrs mt youns man .h1uld hii" NJ CONF
Ibey sautI thu dfar Hni ~ vould hls 'rft-
teal fudgmant4 fir evening ot"u"d riih
Tsshai Drsky'a . mf.nr string quartet
rpua Do n l. hv no w.fn. srrUtn" N'll
~ ru.tr mn g. ttH ri1dla w1NrW'r'a
are iuf,rratinr especially fhs sI"f "''
tr 80 rH hear fin sr.Hf SLAVIC N'HT If H
Inc sI'l Frttf afrHEs. The hn'la'I. "
tr mo- falf form IrrrluHhle md nothing
could have Ispu mHfr W ..I.HIN
rH..rd than tho i~rfsrurFFH Uf 'N' Nf
.~.t..rf TIsfs "a muIN aufNU.IT.r 'f"'.
, .r.uIs1 ilr.. fr.rrHrfi wH. .'i ..'
4Ft.. Do ..rHff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
ST, DrvTS' ANTI.r,CCINE sOCIrrr.
Fifty Of Them Rebel and secure a Nodin cation
OF school Orders.

CnICAGo. Feb % Fifty students of the
Academy Of Northwcs'"rr University have
organized an anti-vaccinc soci7ty Dr Her
bert FISK, principal Of the academy. recently
announced at chapel exercises that all the
students must he yaCcina,ed This did not
meet with the approval q. ONE This croup
met and agreed 7" refuse 10 comply with tile
might nave an argument against Vaccination,
President walsh wrote to DR. kodrrmuni
OF .AppI"t@n, WIS ana got his opinion OF the
iutllitS oivaC,Inaiion lie also scnt Ia ia.
Auti-\ aCCinc Association at 1errc Uauto-
Ind and procured printed against
the practice
since these students have taken such an
attitude the principal has told them that they
will not he required 10 be vac2inated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27

To Prevent the t.rip.
LAXATIVE B~romo-9uinins removes ne csuss. -AA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
NEW WIRIII>> TIIFGR 'PH ran,
rran.mittcr, wen Seventeen Miles between
Parts and Hru,Sei,.


IO>puN. fch - \ despatch 10 ~" b6t'
Ma from O.',ui sas~ hat VI CI|ru =
about 10 attempt to establish a V@lr"i'-~ t'i"-
craIh system between IIr-'lr aud Iait-. q
distance of ~ miles There will b" iruus-
nIft,r~ at CNtTS seventeen U|I"~ OF 20" dis
lance. II H. said ihHt -" first signal VIII -"
AUTOMATICALLY rrT-uf"d iruU uue 'Itu-ulli"r
t. auothrr. ne Wiul" truu~lul. sion o,tui1 lhg
only a foN -"coud- -" experiment Viii
cost iH,U 900 francs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27

u Goes to sleep IN u Tammsn, Desk NIXON
WUI ~ti,i Help rhilbIn.

Tho report VII w..r f.n ltuwau, 1--we
',pr"d reached chairman NrNiHGun Cd. 49,.
1nmmunN Executive Committee yesterday
An hour later vi N'Nls'pn, il'.u. !..Hra
~ IL" document lolt New Nor. o. ln.n the
TAmmany colon, IN ilprlr3 %, VIl Ice
gone two week. ", vnuIi mot % tar pubic
go content pt Tie report - I- sand 90 lee
brief and ,dthar luUoCvor-. tuIu,umug NJ
oficial, but a.mpIy dr~cr h.uy tnr ,omuytts.
nv eetigations ana Recommending certain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
". TOtS HIuu DUOR'rb
w,urss I, Isp-n Get. q Decree against ~
wtfr. wha Nads W p~fsn's

~ -. PEEL. No TaH - W,Ilana q 't.s,
81 O. divorce TO-DAY from l''rs 70
,pr.r. 20 whom Doc ra married in '.'. .
only testimony rr'-"ut"d wa- ir '"" r.t
to rehJ.f
Mrs Cnprn Ha. boon declared hv m1-r 'Ns
most h.,utful woman 300 ~ lou'a ~rs I,
about ., y,tra OF ~. Uor flriI. . Z
'No oldest 100 -f louis and N1a ''. .p1-
s.d,r.d ono Of 'ir vn1ItHts-'
Vr.I1,r, ,nu"r f. one of the ''f'n ."-' ~
-. lafn Grofg" T. ,Ip'u. Who '7a no
H. rance man and vp- rro-ld"r'
IItd,I TtIINly OuwIurt Ih' s'
~ the couple ON Sept O. 100. v1- -'
Tnry went 20 ~" Recorders office .
notifying their 'nw.Ir- and v"f" uar..' ~
A Justice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27

r-medis- for evils witch were found to eti-t
District %Ntfrfner Phllhin etrres--d yes
tefis. Tho OPINION that Mr. Nttnn had "nisI
Tho eNistsuss % tne i've 10 "fIff - ifer
hiwtelf from an suauiriue Nu' utfhf NH
feIt a. ~ hta sin efif Tho niatf 2 ~ f0"r
aati frffhef inst W. Nirnn wr"l 90 private
.Iuysn sa.ist bin 10 slII.. ruF "t.unn '
HH4Iraf zeal faarff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
Confederate Invitation 10 Nckini~y.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, feh % 4 committee
OF eleven leading men of Memphis will leav"
In the morning for Washington 10 invite Ircsi-
dent MEX Iul"" 10 o"ru" To Memphis during
the CONFEDERATE" reunion The committees
represents N" Coricd"rnt" Reunion tNe,u-
i've Committee and all n" commercial or
gauilatiouS and has hdud~om" "ngro~~cd
invitations Their action has brought ont
opposition on TIA" part Of veterans and -cNerI al
camps have passed resolutions ~CHrdcmulHg
the action
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
OFFER rs DANISH WEST INDIES.
Government Said 90 Have Decided to Sell Them.

NpsciII Gale begpG:ch 10 rHT SUS.
loNpuN. Feb. - 4 despatch to the T.,-
graph from Copenhagen says that the Min
istry and Finance Committee OF the Ricsdag
have now agreed To- sell the Danish West
Indies. and a note 10 that effect has been
sent TO the United States, who will probably
except the conditions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27

spring j. almost on top Of ~.
only 90 days of, and spring Su,
prices are away of-tha' tell.
the whole story
Bat b. adorn the tale, we add.
Ia-t springs suits ail -
them. this Falls suits-tho,e
that ore spring in color
We're 80 10 $50.
Are 80 for sizes ~ 20 70;
$3.50 for sizes 30 to 80.
Rooms. PrEr - Courhvv.
So nIaHdvg.. H. fffHr.
80 2 80 . WARN =
ssa nfadvav. en- Ffnrs
ia ~ saHwH". Uuf H|f
-A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-27
Harman Gets n writ Against 70, PIT,

Deputy Sheriff Straus has received an at
tachment OF $4,000 asnins, ~ George Iap.
Fox PIT of London IN ilvor of Archer Ua--
man Tor damages on account of Tn. indtc,-
ment and arrest of MIR Hartman on Trh .
AT m" instance 81 MIR Pit
The indictment was dismissed on Fob
10, and thereafter MIR. Harman oh,ainad
an order OF arrest against MIR PITT. hut the
latter had rot lrned 10 Ehgl,ud
Mr., Harman has hrough' sun arains, Nr
Pitt claiming damages OF s5O,o0O and ria
warrant Of attachment j. for half OF thar
amount