davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21
z ZIEMI %OJCZYSTEJ.
= JeSzcze O ZamOrdOwaniu

- JeSZcze o ZamOrdOwaniu
Wintera. Niezbadana tajemnica
okryia zdaje sic mord chojnicki, kt6
rego ofiara padi jak wiadomo GIN
nazjasta Winter. Wszystkie usilo.
wanna wladz celem wykrycia spraw-
cy, juz ME tylko celem wymiaru
sprawisdliwosci, ale poprostu ola u.
spokojenia ludnosci W Chojnicach,
kt6ra sic poczela burzyc przeoiwko
zydom - spelzly ma niczem. We'll
XII process przeciwko domniemanym
sprawoom ME doprowadzii do zadne-
go r%ezultatu, a wywola} tylko ca{y
szereg ubocznych proces6w. Ostat-
MIN z ich liczby jest toozacy sic o.
becnie W Chojnicach process pre-
ciwko p~omocnikowi rzeznickiemu
Lewy'emu o krzywoprzysieztwo. Jak
wiadomo, byi Ow Levy podsjrzany o
zamordowanie Wintera, pozniej sta
wal jake swiadek j zeznai pod przy-
siega. ze ME znal Wintera wcale.
Ma wiadomosc o tenn zgiosiio sic
bardzo wielu mieszkahcOw miasta
Chojnic z tenn, re widzieli niejedno-
krotnie Lewy'ego z Winterem. Wo-
bee tego wytoczyi sad Lewy'emu
process o krzywoprzysieztwo, a roz-
prawa, ~jeszcze ME s~kohczona, rozpo-
czefs sic pred kiIku dniami. Levy
twierdzi ciagle, re Wintera ME znal
wcale, a 20 go czasem ten ostatni ma
ulicy p~ozdrawisl, to chyba przez po.
myike tylko. Tiumaczenie sic to
ME zasiuguje ma zadus wisre, gdy,
jest niepodobiehstwem, ably " tax
msiem miescie jak Chojnice mogio
sic znalesc dwu ludzi, ktorzyby sic
nawzajem ME znali. Liczni ter
swiadkowie stwierdzajs podczas roz-
prawy, te niejednokrotnie widzieli
Winters z Levym ma miescis razem
dacych.
- Pleszewa. w pogoni "a
obrszami j innemi oznakami narodo-
wsmi ME ustsje prokuratorjs prusks,
DO jak nam donoszs 2 Pleszsws, ma
rozkaz p~rokuratorji " Brodnioy, Cd
byto scisia rewizje u znanej firmy S.
Bendlewicza ! Sp, szukajsc obraz0w
religijno-narodowyoh pTrzsci mai"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21
Cd Administracyi ,ZgOdy.

Z~wracamy uwage, ably kazdy.
~zmieniajeo miejsce pomisszkania, po-
dawaf nam zawsze starry i nowy swoj
adres, oraz numer grupy, do ktorej
nale.y. To samO stOsuje lie do
niewiast. Dotad prawie wcale ami
cz}onkowie ami sekretarze ME podaja
nam zmian adresow zehskich i to
nam sprawia wiele kiopotu. Me
wiedzao bowiem, czy iona owego
oz&onka, ktory zmiane swego sdresu
nadesial, nalezy takze do Zwiazku,
musimy "a ka.da raza szpera6 po
ksiazkach Zwiazkowyoh, ably to
sPrawdzi6. Jest to praoa mad silly,
ktora niepotrzebnie zabiera nam du-
20 czasu. Niektorzy znow nadsyla-
ja nam take mp. zawiadomienie:
nProsze zmienic moi sdres j mojej
zOny potem podpisuje tylko swo-
je imie i nazwisko. Take zawiado-
mienie Jest r0wpiez niedostateczne,
potrzeba BOWEN dodac j~eszcze imie
aony, DO i~uaczej zn6w musimy sic
udswad do ksiazek Zwiazkowych,
ably sic dowiedziec, jak zonie owego
cz}onka imie. To wszystko zabiera
nam DUO drogiego czasu j opoznia
prace. Wobso ogromnej masy adre-
SOW, trafia sic DUO jednolityoh Union
i nazwisk, wiec ably uniknac pony
TEX nalezy podac zawsze PREY zmia-
ME adresu ~wyraznie swOje imie i
nazwiskO imie zOny, dalej starry
i nowy adres. oraz numer grupy, do
ktorej oboje naleza. K1adziemy
Przytem nacisk ma wyrazny adres,
DO nieraz odbIeramy takie adresy, re
ich Przez powiekszajace szklo trudno
odcyfrowat, a z cyfr to niepodobna
odr0znic 3 cd s, albo 4 cd z lub 8
! t. p. Zatem niechze wszysoy raoza
sic zastosowac do tel formalnosci, a
b~edziemy W stanie kazda zmiane
szybko zaiatwi6.
w kohcu zwracamy j~eszcze uwa-
&c, ably OF wszyscy, ktorych ola ia
kichbadz powodow ,,Zgoda" ME do
chodzi, doPominajac ale o mia, ME
zapominali, nigdy obok nazwiska pc.
dac swego adresu i m grupy.
To takae sprawl wanna, gdyz uiat-
via nsprawienie pomylki natych-
mast. Prowadzenie i regulowanie
blisko 10000 adres6w Jest praca
nadzwyczaj mozolna j zmudna i
trudno nam bedzie ustrzedz sic po-
mylek, jesli sami czlonkowie nam
ej piracy ME u}atwia-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

ne do biurs Zarzsdu Central. do DO.
prswienia. ME moga obecnie by6 do
Grup swrocone, dopoki wszystkie
oertyikaty ME beda w~ypisane. Ia.
cznie sic potem poprswiae zwr6coue
certyfikaty poczawszy znow cd Cru
Ply No. L.
Sekretarze Grup beda iaskawi
oz&onkom sprawe to wytiomaczyG.
T. NJ. HELINSKI, Sekr. Jsn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

Sekretarze Grup powinni sic sta
rae o to, azeby dowody smieroi
oz1onka byiy jaknajpredzej do biurs
Zarzadu Centralnego nadeslans.
Bee dostatecznych dowod0w Naozel-
ny Lekarz ME potwierdzi wypadku
smierci j takowy ME moze bye beg
jego potwierdzenia ma cyrkularzu u
mieszczonym.
Sekretsrze powinni psmietse o
TEN, 70 Cyrkularz z%ostaje ucbwalony
przez Zarzad Centrally ma posisdze.
niu, kt0re sic odbyws W ostatnich
dniach miesiaca tax, ably mogl bye
ogioszony W Zgodzie wychodzej W
pierwszy czwartek kazdego miesiaca.
Jezeli eaten dowody smierci nadej-
da pc ogioszeniu Cyrkularza, to TAXI
wypsdek smierci opoznis sic o caiy
miesiao j zamiast 40 dni, spadkobier.
cy czekac musza 20 dni zanim NIGGA
pieniadze odebrac.
Zarzad Centr. ME chce robie AMI
Grupie ami tez spadkobiercom ia
kichkolwiek trudnosci, lecz aada6
mus stsnowczo, Ola bezpieczehstwa
Zwiazku, ably dowody byiy jasne,
prawne ! ME pozostawisiy najmniei-
szej wstpliwosci, te zajsc mogio ia.
kie falszywe zeznanie j przedstswie.
ME.
Kazda, c~bociazby najmniejsza
miejscowosc, ma tax zwauy Zarzad
Zdrowis Board Of Health, albo
Health Offcers) i urzedowe swia-
dectwo takiego Zarzsdu Jest ko.
niecznie ~potrzebne.
Z~ezwolenie ma pogrzeb ME wy.
starczy. Swiadsotwo cd Zarzadu
Zdrowia podaje zszwyczaj: imie i
nazwisko nieboszczyka, wick, naro-
dowosc, imie j pszwisko rodzio6w,
przyczyne smierci, miejsce gdzie TO
stat pochowsny j {. d. Swiadectwo
to powinno bye ma drukowsnym
blsnkiecie.
Jezeli zatem w~yp}acenie posmiert-
nego opozni sic Ola niedoststecznych
dowodow smierci mic Jest to wilma
Zsrzadu Centralnego.
Certy6katy. kt0re zostafy zvr0co.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

Sekretarze grup, Odebrawszy
certyfikaty (dyplOmy) Ola czfOn-
k0w pOwinni takOwe natych-
Mast sprawdzi6 cZy So wfasci-
vie wyrObiOne Tub ME.
JeZeli SO jake niedOkfadnOsci
to certyfikat pOwinien bye jak-
najpredzej zwr6cOny do pOpra-
vienna z dOkfadnem wyjaSnie-
MEM co ma bye pOprawiOne.
Prey wypisywaniu certyfikat6w
jest wfasnie najleusZa spOsOb-
nose wsZelkie niedOkfadnOsci
jak: niewfasciwie wypisane ma
zwiska, niedOkfadny zapis, wy
sOkOs6 zabezpieczenia / t. d. ma
prawie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

Niektorzy sekretarze pisza, re
czionek zabezp eczony ma 900 dol.
(ktorego iona ME jest zabez pieczo-
MAJ, chce znizyG posmiertne ma 600
dol. a to 300 dol. maJa bye przenis-
stone ma lone.
lego Zsrzad Centr. stanowczo
zrobic ME mole. Czionek moze zni-
aye dowolnie sumo posmiertnego,
lecz choac azeby iona byis zsbez-
pieozona. to iona jego musi sic pod
da6 warunkom ola nowowstepuia
cych pomimo tsgo, re ona jest iona
stsrego Zwiazkowca, {. j. nsdesiac
aplikscye ! zapiacic wstepne.
Niektore Grupy zadaja, ably i'm
nadesiac spis czionkow, ich wick,
miejsce ~urodzenis, date wstepu do
u. N. p, sumo zabezpieczenis, ma
kogo posmiertne zypisane ! t. d. Te.
go obeonie Zarzsd Centr. uczynic
ME moze, DO j TAX ME moze nsgro-
msdzonej praoy podoiac. Niechaj
vice sekretarze wypeinia rejestr TIA
kiemi informacysmi, jake posiadsjs
pozostawiajsc wszelkie uzupeinienis
ma pozniej.
w ksisakach finansowych pod ru-
bryka ,,Posmiertne" zapisuje sie su.
me. ktora wypada ii tylko "a pc.
smiertne. Pod rubryka ,,Podstek"
plate miesieczna PREY kszdym cyr-
kularzu ma fundusz rezerwowy, ma
ma fundusz obrotowy ! ma Zgode.
Pod rubryka rPodatek nsdzwyczaj-
ny" zapfate "a dyPlom, odznake I. d.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

j.. OL6ihski, sekr. ,Zgody". n. Maje,osti, kasier.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

Ksiazki finansowe co dopiero do
Grup wys}ane, So ~przeznaczone ola
tych Grup, ktoryoh wszyscy czionko-
vie naleza do Nv. n. P. a kt6re jed
max maja swoje osobne wyp}aty po-
smiertuego, ~wsParcie W chorobie it'd.
l ola tego jest tam miejsce do po-
kwitowania p%odatkow do ,,Towarzy-
stwa".
Poniewaz zas wiele Grup ma
czlonkow acknowledgement do II. n. p,
beda wieo musiaiy mice ola tych
cz}onkow osobne ksiazki.
Gdyby jednak bylo W Grupis zu-
pelne porozumienie, ksiatka giowna
moze bye uzyta takze do prowadze-
MIA rachunkow z czionkami ME MALE
zacymi do Il. N. p. w takim razie
miejsce przeznaczone do kwitowania
podatkow do u. n. p. pozostanie
PRONE. TAX Same W ksiaace kaso-
wei doohod cd czionk6w zwiazko-
wych j niezwiazkowych mote bye
zapisywany razem. Rozchodzi sic
glownie o to, azeby Z tych ksiazek
motna dojsc lie byl doch6d i roe.
chod funduszu zwiazkowego Grupy,
ozy czlonek zwiazkowy placil re-
gularnie podatki do wv. N. p. Re-
jestr atoli mole bye uzyty tylko do
zaPisywania czlonkow Z. n. p.
Niektorzy sekretarzs pisza, re
grupa ME chce przysta6 ma to Tub o.
wo, co Zsrzad Centrally uchwall},
Tub 90 jest zawarte W konstytucyi.
ia tego zmienic ME moge. Me Cd
pisuje wiec ma podobne listy, ohyba
tylko W razie gdy widze, ze konsty-
tucya Tub uchwaiy Zsrzadu Central
nego So zle zrozumiane.
Zarzad Centrally ME robi stanow-
GO zadnych wyjatk6w i kaada CRU
pa must sic scisle zastosowae do re-
gui ! Przepiso " zawartych W konsty-
tucyi Il. y. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

ZOstafy ufOzOne MOVIE karty
pOdr6zne. DO dawnej formy
zOstafO dOdane: Miejsce urO-
dZenia cZfOnka, data prZyjecia
do Il. n. z. / sunny Zabezpiecze-
mia. PrOsze zatem zniszczye {
wszystkie stare karty pOdr6zne
! ZgfOsic sic pc move. Sekreta-
RE Grup beda faskawi zwr6eiG
ma to ZawiadOmienie baczna u.
wage, gdyz przysfanie starych
kart pOdr6znych pOwOduje wiele
niepOtrzebnych kOrespOndencyi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21
BiurOZarzadu Central
nego wv. Mar. Pol.
BACZNOSC!

Odtad ME beda juz wydawa.
ne okolniki do sekretarzy
grup. w tenn miejscu beda "a.
mieszczane zawiadomienia cd
Sekretarza Jen. ola sekretarzy
grup i czfonk6w z. N. p. Me
chaj vice kazdy czfonek
Zwiazku zwraca baczna uwa-
&c ma to miejsce w ,,Zgodzie"
i czyta uwaznie wszelkie Ia
wiadomienia tax ably byf do
brze poinformowany o spra.
wach Zwiazku, albowiem wy
m6wki jakoby ME byl ma po-
siedzeniu lub ME byf poin-
formowany dostatecznie przez
zarzad swej grupy ME beda
stanowczo uwzgledniane.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

CsrsyGkssy, ktore sostAiy awr6oo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

Posmiertne uchwalono do wypfacenia.
Cyrkuiarz vi, pzypadk6w 20 (po dol. 900 ozlonkow 10, 20 dol 600
a. z po dol 300 ost 81. Rszsm Sl2GO0OU
&SrPpfi d w lutym 1901 posmiertne wypfacono:
- y6zef JarzembowskL gr ST. no. 1925. Cyrk. V. $4,000
io HncsEe SZczssoiak q R 2, o l746, Cvrk.N V. GDJoo
,s mancih ID elnsk, gr % NJ 1859, Cyrs " 1000
Ioo . Boorowsk, CT. 49, no. 7W9, & rkV 10000
i9s Jozef szne z r. 49, ~. l6S0I Cvrk. " 10000
I Andrzej Pruchniswski q. 49, To- I27sS, CyrE. v. 10000
iI Jan Rodhsk, q gr 29, no. $780, Cyrk. V. 10000
80 X udzns q gT. 22, q % 1919, Cyrk. V. 5000
,t hnonit 1aseck, q gr. 357, no. 2136I Cyrk. V. pDlOo
- Eu"aru OsnOWss or J To- 2I022, Cyrk. V tDlUo
90 N Insancya kamihska, zgE 8, No. 877si, Cyrk. " 10000
20. VI nyanna ReJmans X 2 ~. i76, TO- 1886, Cyrk " 3Dl1o
80 4ryanna Pa~fos skB . gr 3O8. no 3114-,C yrk v 80
inl AnOntS kaSecki 2 gr3 G2, ~ Dab marfy 10 kwistna 1900 r. y "A
io vi DrJsch, gE los, TO- $685. Emria 80 maa 1900 q
kaHm ' 10 90
wypade. Cyrk. " z powoiu niedopefnIena fWnahnosd prss al
wst,ymsny zosai benefit:
1872 Winceny wsslewsk, gr 222, M 1921 SO 90
Masterpieces beueny smierdy r6tnych czasach "a westyon3 wan sprzsI "a
rZady,@ teszcze ME ypscone.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

40 Antoni kurzedkowsh, Tyr 3, no. 1914, zmariy 17HFopads 1902 r. t50loo
oo Walsnty Gfowacki q gr 80 no. 1lOj zmariy "a lpcs 1896 r. 10000
,g4 rdnusxe sLtnba, z gL 2JS, q q. 1851, zmariy 5grudnia 1886 r. $50
ii@9 r2hciszek PIena, z gr no. no S2lS, zmarfy IS hpcs 1897 r. $1,000
iia1 andsze Wssowsk,z r.. 13, no. 21Zl, Zm. o gruinia 1891 r. $1,000
iI Julian Lipthsk, = gr l9 y 4 marty 81 lutegJ 1898 r. $4,000
I85 Jan DOppke, gE %, no 6031, zDary IS kwetnia 1898 10000
100 JAl karcsewskL z gr. 25, no. 1901, zmariy IL kw1etuis 1898 r. $4,000
lO Adam Rybs, gr 2e, d. 232SO, zm4hy 8 hpca 1891. 10000
90 WElenty Borchsr, q Rr. ~, No 1923. zmary 3 lis opada 1898 r. 10000
i4o WiStorL esEkp q gr. ITO, no. 1880, Zmsrfv IS czerwca 1899 r. $1,000
1893 josef knzickiz q gr &C. %. 26t0 III. IL kwe mia 1900 r. 2UDoo
l0O Mi0haf Kr1pidfowsk, y z. 46i, no 25205, I'm. Ia k~Ima 1900 r 5000,
Os gaceny hozmerskf,z gr 1H, I. = 40, smari 20 styc'nia 1900 r. $1,000
lOs ; -niA " Horek. g gr 81. n . 276f7. zmsf % nafa 1900 r. 10000
11y Frac szsk Borusewnoz q r 490 no. 2 3Os, Snarf ~ nsrca1 800 r. 900 o.
1AO ~ that Pizssck, v r. 49, al. 2f57S y naf1 IL fpca 900 r. 10000
lI2 a Sopcxsk, . Rr 2l TO- 2I374. zmarfy 3 czerwcs 400 e. 10000
---rTr7= 4
The sun., 1901-12-05
MOVE TO QUASH
INDICTMENTS
Counsel for John Lynn Will Make
Such Application.
ARGUMENT ON SATURDAY
Court Informed That the Above Mo-
tion iii Addition to an Applica-
ton for Change ofVenue
Will be Made,

Levi G. Bird, who with Walter III.
Hayes, represents President John Lynn
of the Levy Court, who is charged with
having obtained money under false pre-
tences, in Superior Court this morning
will file application for change of venue
to Kent county in the trial of the case.
Later Mr.. Bird will move to quash the
indictments against his client.
Mr.. Bird brought the matter before
the court yesterday afternoon. He said
there are certain preliminary matters to
,ttend to in the case before the return of
the grand jury, and that he would make
duplication for change of venue to Kent
county and to quaSh the indictments.
Chief Justice Lore said both appllca
tions would not be considered together,
hat the motion for change of venue
would be heard first and after that was
passed upon the motion to quash could
he made. The court fixed Saturday as
he day for argument
Mr.. Bird said the indictment was
defective on the face of it. The charge.
ne said, was Of misappropriating funds
II the county and every jury is a tax
payer of the county This he held to be
sufficient ground for the application for
'hange Of Venue and motion to quash.
rhr trial is set for Decembr Is.
The sun., 1901-12-05
RED MAN CONDEMNED
TO EVERLASTING THIRST

South McAllister, l. T., Dec. 4.-Judge
Salborn, of the Federal Court, delivered
d decision yesterday that condemns the
red man to perpetual and everlasting
thirst. When the news of the disaster
gets about among the Indians wall
will go up that will awaken the echoes in
New Hampshire.
The court decides that once ward Of
the nation, an Indian is forever ward.
and that no matter what may happen 1t
shall always be crime to sell whiskey
ID him. After the Indian Territory is
allotted and the Indians become citi-
,enS and voters they are still, according
10 tho decision, wards of the government.
md aS such liCuor cannot be sold TO
them.
While large part Of the West has
long disturbed itself in insisting for the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver, the
noble red brother has cried aloud only
for the free and unlimited circulation Of
fire-water. The silver matter is still in
sensible and now that the star of empire
must take its way westward, unaccom-
panied hy the distillery, the brewery,
and other certain marks Of civilization,
there is much sorrow everywhere except
in religious circles.
The Indian is disappointed. for he ex-
pected to be able TO drink his fill at the
bar Just like any other citizen. and the
liquor element is disappointed, for 1t
sees no chance of getting the money
Uncle Sam deals ont to his copper-colored
wards.
The sun., 1901-12-05

present: Miss Anna NJ. Rebus, Miss
Cecelia Mahoney, Miss May Goodley,
Miss Carrie Downey, Miss Reba Saun-
dcrs, Miss Mary Janvier, Miss Elizabeth
DcnniSon, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss
Emily Lcech and Miss Carrick of New
Castle schools; Principal Arthur II.
Spaid, Miss Mabel Bcecher, Miss Emma
Hamilton, Miss May Hersey, Miss Mabel
Hamilton, and Miss Alline Mclaughlin
nf the 4. I. du Pont School; Miss Eli
2uheth NJ. Clark and Mrs. Anna T.. Mote
of MarshalltOn; Miss Annie +. Newman
Miss Blanche Ferguson, Miss Eleanor
Forman, Miss Ethel Ferguson, of New
ark schools; Miss Lawson and Miss Alice
NJ Ogram of Hockessin; Miss Agnes
Halloran, Yorklyn; Miss Anna Connell,
Ashland, Miss Sara Nantyne, Mt. Cuba !;
Miss Sallie X. Planhlnton, Mt, Pleas
ant; Miss Louisa Il. Swnyne, Ccntreville
Miss Amy r. Piscr Brandywine
Springs; Miss Jane r. McCafferty. Stan
ton; Miss Pearl Applcby, Ogleton Miss
Nrlic Appleby, Christiana; Miss Lille
donaldson, Harc's Corner; Miss Edith
Francis, State Road; Miss Ella Conway
Edge Moor; Miss Lucy G.. Eastburn,
North Starr: Miss Rcbecca Churchman.
Escmere; Miss Laura 1.acklan, Walnut
Green; Miss Mary A. Strayhorn, Centre
Grove; Miss NJ Bartram. Rose Hill;
Miss Lidie Davis. Eight Square; Miss
Angie Brooks, Columbia.
TEACHERS IN MILFORD.
Milford, Dec. 4.-1he annual institute
of the teachers Of Sussex county began
This morning with a large attendance.
j. w. Rcdway gave talks on geography.
and George Howell talks on language.
The Rev. Frank Bristol Of Washington
will lecture tonight on "Brains."
Tho program for the next two days is
as follows:
Thursdny--Dnytime talks hy Mrs. T..
q. Meyers on language and literature,
and by NJ. q. Benedict on methods of
$, hool work and higher English night,
entertainment by the Hawthorne Musical
Club.
Friday Daytime, talks by s. G. Sch
mrcker on nature work, and by A. ]
brmerest on reading; night impersona-
tinns by Willard d. Howe
The sun., 1901-12-05
RECEPTION TO STUDENTS.
GoIdcy College Scholars Entertained
by Y. NJ. G. A.

The Young ..ens Christian Associa-
ton reception to Goldey college students
which is always an enjoyable event, was
held last night. An interesting pro-
gram had been arranged for the occasion
nnd about 800 young people were present.
g. Foster, the popular elocutionist from
Philadelphia, entertained the audience
with several humorous selections
Several selections were also rendered bS
the Y. NJ. G. a. orchestra.
Onc Of the most interesting features
ot' the evening was an exhibition of
gymnastc work by a special class under
Physical Director Wales Among those
IN the class were: PHYSICAL Director
wales, William NJ. Brson, Il. p. Stuart,
[ubert Ilatton, Joseph Lathwell, Kerop
i<hoimrinn. II. NJ. Rettew, $. ID. Hen
lile. l.. Harrington, Levy Foster Her
hcrt Sheldon, G. +. Martin and w. j.
Cook. Another interesting number was
I wrestling bout between Herbert Hat
ton and Joseph ,Lathwei. At the con
clusion of the program refreshments
Of cocoa and cake was served.
The sun., 1901-12-05
HUGE GORILLA
TERR0RIZES
People of the Delawars Peninsula
and Maryland.
ESCAPED FROM A CIRCUS
Effort Being Made to Gather Party
to Go in Search of the Beast.
Negroes Fear the
Animal.
ESCAPED FROM A CIRCUS

\ huge gorilla escaped from circus At
Seaford, Del, on September 2S, and sin ,
then has terrorized the residents in that
section and along the eastern shore of
Maryland.
Frank Biles was nearly killed on Tues
day night last by the gorilla near Bethel
Camp Ground, Delaware. He was rid
ing a wheel to Cannons when he was
attacked. The animal threw him from
th" wheel and dealt him a heavy blow
with its fist.
The man pulled his revolver and shot
twice making his escape to Cannons.
Upon reaching that place he was unable
to speak for some time. His clothing
was in shreds and an ugly wound was
over one ear. A posse of fifty men start
ed after the ANIMAL but could not find
it.
John Dyer said last night that he saw
strange looking animal resembling the
gorilla on the edge of tr6e-grown
marsh on the west side Of the Great
Choptank river, a few miles from here
Rudolph Cephus, of Denton, mighty
hunter of these parts, armed with
heavy ducking GIN, tried to trace the
gorilla. He discovered some queer tracks
resembling those of Il bear, but was un-
able to come to close quarters.
An effort is being made TO gather
party to go in search of the gorilla to-
day, and to thoroughly scour the marshes
along the Choptann. The negroes along
the Delaware line are in great fear of
the animal and keep closely at home at
night
The sun., 1901-12-05
FOR CHEAPER FARES.
Regular Patrons of p, w. g. B. Com
planning of Rate.

For some time past many regular pa
irons Of the Pennsylvania railroad have
Deen complaining of the withdrawal of
he communication tickets. The following
petition to the railroad company Is now
being circulated for signatures:
'The undersigned call the attention Of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balti-
more Railroad Co. to the existing condi-
ions of passenger communication rates as
maintained on the Maryland division
through the State of Delaware.
Each subscriber hereto is personally
Interested in the maintenance of just
and equitable communication rates. We
lesire equal privileges with those held
~ residents Of other States through
which your railroad passes. Upon pass
ing the Pennsylvania State line, we are
lscriminated against by the fact that
no annual, quarterly or 10o-trip com
mutation tickets can be secured to and
from points in Delaware to points i'll
PENNSYLVANIA and Delaware.
I'VE desire the restoration of the sale
of such tickets and to further the honor
able fulfillment Of the conditions Of COM
mutation on the same we agree to furn-
ish the lnladelphia, Wilmington Il
Baltimore Railroad Co. with photo
oraphs of each purchaser of such tickets
TO be attached to and stamped therein
FOR the purpose OF Identification.
In the adjustment of rates at which
such tickets shall be sold, we desire to
have restored at least the rates prevail
ing at the time OF their recent with
travail.
I'VE trust to have prompt recognition
If our request that Delaware citizens
be placed upon equal footing with the
citizens of other States and the exist
ing manifest injustice remedied by your
prompt attention.
The sun., 1901-12-05
RAILROAD MEN BUSY.
in All Branches Prepar-
ing for Rush.
Passenger and Freight Traffic Will
Alike be Heavy in Short
Time.

Employees in the various departments
of the different railroads are preparing
for the big rush in both passenger and
freight traffic which will start in a short
time and continue until after the holi-
days. To railroad man holidays always
mean extra work. AT the local car shops
Of the r, w. T. B. road, there are many
freight cars to be repaired in time to
assist with the holiday traffic.
At the freight station for several weeks
before Christmas the employees are COM
PEELED to work night and day to handle
the immense amount of freight. The
first OF this rush will start in a few
days when the holly, evergreen and
Christmas trees begin to arrive. The ex-
press companies are also taxed to their
utmost during the holidays. to handle
the thouanus of packages which are sent
to and from all parts of the country.
The increase in passenger traffic during
the holidays is more noticeable on the
Delaware railroad than any of the other
branches touching Wilmington. This is
because many former residents OF lower
Delaware have places of business in
Philadelphia or Wilmington.
The sun., 1901-12-05
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The tug Amanda Powell, which has
been thoroughly overhauled in Phila-
delphia, again is in service.
The Delaware Liver Navigation Co. is
to be strengthened during the winter
months and its capital increased. 1t is
stated that its business is to he run on an
advanced scale.
The Wilmington accommodation Of the
r., w. & b. railroad due to leave this
city at 6.10 n. m. for Philadelphia will
stop at Gordon Heights to let off work
men.
Edwin De Haven, ticket receiver for
the p, w. 4 b. railroad at French
street station. is away on vacation of
two weeks. He will spend portion OF
the time duck shooting on the Susque-
hanna flats.
Two hours and twenty-seven minutes
between Philadelphia and Washington
was the time of the special train, con-
sisting of an engine and two Pullman
coaches containing President A. j. Cas-
Satt of the Pennsylvania Railroad and
party on Tuesday.