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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
II Baltimore.

Wniosek u~m;eszczony " ,,Zgo
die" no 80 z Calumet, Mich, popie
ram. Dom przytuiku takze ~popieram
Kwestja Sokoiow i ~Spiewakow pc.
Wilma bye wzieta pod obrady
Sejmie lam.
Popieram goraco, ably Ssjm
chwalii staiy podstek ma Skarb y
rodowy Pol, choeby j . ct miesies
ME. Beda, W roznych towarzystwa,
nieraz sfysze cd braci: a CO tam =
Skarbie j t. d. Moie> zapatrywani
jest TAX pswne, re jak smietc mni
ominaG ME moze. TAX Polska b,
Skarbu Narodowego Polls lego nj
moze powstac. Giodny zoln'erz u
gdy ME mole zwyoie.ye sytego
Gdybym byi dobrym pisarzem, ROY
pisaibym sic szerzej, lecz katdy 20
LAX ] brat jest jednego ducha i iedne
mysli dla ojozyzny n~aszsj ukocha-
mel. Take popisrAm, ably Sejm IL
uchwalii staiy podatek ma Wydziai
oswiaty, abysmy m,gli stanac chot
ME wyzej TO W rownosci inna ma 70
dowoscia.
Wnioski grupy B W Chicago po
pieram, lecz tylko W artykuIe VI N
co ma znaczyc: dobrze s~tojaoym
~czsonkami Il. N. L. oietko mi aga
dnae. Moja nadzieja jest, re Sejm
l4-ty wyjdzie ma dobro nsssych
braci. Zycze Wan moi bracia pano.
vie zgoduego zwyciestwa IA dobrc
naszych braci j ma korzysc ojczyzaie
StoIica Zwia.ku NArodowego Pol.
skisgo MECH bedzis miasso Chicago
.JnJdH Lyska,co.
czfonek Nv. y. T.. z grupy 456 Tow.
Synowie Polski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
u Chicago. Ill.

Ola dobrs ] przysziosOi sprawy na.
rodowsj podajsmy nssze uwagi, ably
sejm l4-ty zslsCii swoja powsga
moralua przeprowadzii nasze q.
chwsiy.
/. opodatkowsnis sic wsrystkich
grup ! centsm miesiecznie cd kazde
go czionka | czionkini ma Skarb n .
rodowy " Rapperswylu.
2. OpodatkowsnIe sic 2 contain
na miesiac cd kaadsgo onsonks
Zwiszku ma dom prsytulku starcow 1
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

2, Prezes Nv, n. T. powinien do.
STAG odpowiedniejsza peusje, a to
ably byi zsrazem gospodarzem Domu
Nv. N, p, pensje gospodarza
przela6 do pensji prezesa.
3. Podatek obrotowy powinien
bye zmnieiszony o poiowe; fundusz
rezsrwowy rosnis do ~poteznej sunny,
a wtedy sic wypoaycza ma jake po-
siadiosci. Posiadiosci moga spasc
ksAdego ozssu W Genie, a wtedy wv.
Mar. Pol. tract ciezko zapracowane
pisniadze swych czionkow, i wydaje
ogromue sunny ma niepotrzebne pro-
ossy.
4. Przeciwni ~jestssmy cpiacaniu
ma delegate ma Sejm do Zarzadu
Centralnego.
8. z giosow przedsejmowych pro-
jekt, asy Zwiszek mias agen,a pla-
tnego, ably werbowai czionk0w do
II. n. r., lestesmy bardzo %przeciwni
tsmu projektowi. Zwiazek n. L. jest
organizaeja polsko-narodowa, zatem
kazdy polak dobrze myslacy powi-
MEN naletee do tego Zwiszku; beg
namawiania piatuych ludzi, ~ktorzyby
niedbali jakich ludzi .apisuja ma
cz}onkow, byle i'm szlo do k~iesseni.
Zyczymy SeJmowi XIV dobrych
rezultatow.
Jan .JeziOrski.
sekr. gr. 2l3 Nv. Mar. Pol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
pOkwitOwanie.

Otrzymaiem ma Skarb Narodowy
cd oh. Jana Budzyhskiego 3 dol. /
95c. zsbrans przss nisgo No weselu
OBJ. Ignacego Ptaszka W Duluth.
Misp. Odd OBJ. J. ldzikowskisgo 2
dol. 100, zebrane ma weselu u oh.
Glsloiaka ! posiaiem ! d. jake poda-
TEX cd siebie "a siebie IA wrzesieh.
T. Siemirddzki,
podkomis. S. N. ma stan Illinois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
Wielmozny Panic Aptekarzu,

Pa.
WielmoAny Panic Aptekarzu!
Lekarstwa 2 przesziego orderu o.
trzymalem. - Ss nadzwyc.sj sku.
teozne n, cierpienia i choroby, M
ktore podiug przepis6w 50 oglas1a-
ne. h:6ry to fakt tax ia, jaki CT, kt6-
rzy u.ywali tyohAe, jsk najchetniej
pos~iadozamy, zasyiajac araaem p.
Aptskarzowi tysiaczne ukiony i
szczsre podzieki. Pierwszy zapas
zostai juz wyczerpany, az powodu,
20 tax ia. jak ] Gaia ~tutejsza Polonia
" West Rutland. obyc sic beg tych-
re ME moze, ola tego upraszam 81.
Psna o nadesianis mi expresem "a
10 dolarow jak poniaej:
Egiuterro No. i, Egiuterro No. g,
Masci Niediwiedriej, Masoi przeciw
psusiu i Poceniu nog, Lipowsgo Bal
samu ma kaszel, Lekarstwa ma cd.
oiski czyli nagniotki, Wlosochronu
ma porost sTiosow i Lekarstwa ma
1atrzymanie Wymiotow j Krwawej
Biegunki, . "a reszte prosze Zmije.
czniku. z rozpowszechnieniem pan
skiego lskarstwa ME miaism zadne.
go trublu, gdyt lski tie same z
powodu ich skutecznosci sic rozpo.
ws.echniajs. Siowem, ME mogs ma
starozyt tutejzej kolonji, a nawet |
do stasego kraju posia6 musiaiem
kilka butelek przer osoby, ktore
napowrot do stron rodzinnych cd
j~stdzaiy. Zasyiajac ~jeszcze raz ST.
Paru tysiaczns uktony ! podzieki Ia
jego ,Prawdriwie Polskie" i prawis
eudowne lekarstwa, kresle sic z szc1e.
RIM polskiym s.acunkiem
-Anfoni Kupicc,
Box 81 West Rutland, VT.
p. S. Polskie leki fabrykowans ss
W Plymouth, Pa. przez znanego pol
skiego aptekarza, Woj. Groblsw-
skiego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
BiurO Zarzadu Central
negO wv. Mar. Pol.
BacZnOSC!

Odtad ME beda juz wyda-
wane okolniki do sekretarzy
Grup. w tenn miejscu bedq
zamieszczane "a wiadomienia
cd Sekretarza Jen. dla Sekre-
tarzy Grup i czionkow u. N.
p. Niechaj vice kazdy czto-
mex Zwiazku zwraca baczna
uwage ma to miejsce W ,,Zgo.
die i czyta uwainie wszel.
kie zawiadomienia tax, ably
byf dobrze poinformowany o
sprawach Zwiqzku, albowiem
wymowki iakoby ME byi
ma posiedzeniu Tub ME byi
poinformowany dostatecznie
przez zarzad swej grupy ME
bedq staIowczo uwzglednio-
ne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
Watne dla ZwiazkOwc6w.

k.okolwiek przyszle Is cent6w W
jednocentowych markaoh poczto-
wych, temu wysyiae bedziemy
,,Dsiennik Narodowy' 90 drieh
pr,ez oras trwania Sejmu Zwiazku
Mar. Pol. Pomieszczae beIsiemy
oodzieh tslsgramy Z posiedzeh i do
kiadne sprawozdan:e Z obrad dzish
pc dniu.
Idminisfrdcyu
DzieHnkd Norodorego,
10 w. Division ST., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Clos przedsejmowy zamieszczo-
ny W y. 40 .,Zgody" ma drugiej
STRONGLY. w 81 kolumnie pod tytu-
lem: Il Chicago, Ill. pochodzi cd
grupy 1861. a ME od 1891 jak wy
drukowano przez pomyike zecera.
W punkcie l0-tym tego, glosu nu-
mer grupy rownie. jest podany
biednie; zamiast $50 nalezy czytac
1856.
Szanownq grupe 4s6-tq przepra-
szamy niniejszem IA te niedokia-
dnosc.
Reddkcjd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Zawiadomieuie.

Przckazy bankowe IA Cyrkularz
IL sa w%ypisane, lecz beda wyslane
dopiero pc Sejmie, gdyz rachunki
W bankach, gdzie pieniqdze sa zlo-
Zone, zostaiy zamknie,e tax, azeby
kasyer mogi wykazac ma Sejmie,
lie sic pieniedzy W bankach znaj-
duje.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
Uwaga.

Pan6w korespondentow prosimy
o podawanie peinego imienia i ma
zwiska. oraz adresu. Redakcia mu-
81 znac nazwiska correspondence;
W przeciwnym razie lijty pojda do
kosza.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
SprOstOwanta.

w przeszlym numerze ,,Zgody"
ma STRONGLY czwartej W k~orespon-
dencji cd grupy 495, blednie wy
drukowano nazwisko pans A. 10
lickiego. Nalezy czytac ME Kolic-
ko, lecz Kolicki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
POszukiwante.

Possukuje mego brata Frsnciszka
Bakowskiego, pochodzscsgo 2 gmi.
ny R~uszkowo, W Warszawskisj GU.
%oernji, kt0ry przebywa podobno W
Buffalo. Jest z profesyi miynsrzem.
Kto 60 znsi lub on sam, MECH ME
Faczy zawiadomi6. Antoni Bakow.
ski, S7S 49, 32nd St. Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Ma wszystkie b%iegunki, choroby
lstowe, kurcze ! kolki, Sevsry ,,Cho-
lera 4 Diarrhoea Cure" Jest pew.
,ym J nierawodnym srodkiem. IN.
'rinie niewinne leksrstwo, dzisla
'zybko ! skutecznie. Cena 25c. !
30 O.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Odznski srebrne, bedsce " do,
brym s%,anie, prfyjmuje sic W zamian
tylko pray zamowieniu odznak zio.
tych ! emaljowAnych lub broszek
ziotych ziotodetych, Polniej zwr6.
cone ME beda W zsden spos0b u.
wzglednions.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Wszystkim polecam goraoo Ssve-
ry Bitters zoiadkowy, poniewaz Jest
to ~najlepsze lekarstwo ma zoiadek.
Reguluje ono 6w organ. powieksza
ape,yt i czyni czlowieka moonym i
krzepkim.-J. Wytlacil, Blooming
Prairie, Min Cena soc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Fodiug o%rzeozenia adwokata Nv.
Mar. Pol, czionek niezabezpieozony
ME moze bye delegation na Sejm u.
y. L.
Niechaj to wyjsSnienis posiuty "a
odpowiedA wszystkim. kt6rzy W tel
sprawis do zsrzadu Cent?. pisali.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

erase soy mi mama da,a Gomoso'', Wy
rarifa sic delikatnis Teresa Syla. maia
dziewczynka W Gardnersvllle, New, W liz.
Gle osobifcie uap,ssnym do w~fasciciela
ORA Piotra Gomoxo. Stad widzimy, te
nawet dzieci umieia ocenit, kiedy iekar-
stwo posiada zalety | czyni i'm dobrze.
Me Jest 10 lekarstwo sptecxne. Spree
da3s je tylko specyalni agenc', albo sam
wfaaciciel. Adres; DIR. Peter Fahrney,
liz ia So. Hoyne ave, Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Blsnkiety maudatow ma Seju XIV
" Toledo, o., zostaiy roze.isne do
w~szystkich Grup. Jezeli ktora Cru.
pa takowych dotyohczss pie odsbra.
Ia, powinna natychmisst 1awisdomiG
o EN- Sekretarzs Jeneralnego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10

Ma delegate Grup Zwiazku Mar
Pol. moga giosowac tylko czioukn.
vie Iwisrku N. y. ! to " tel Grupie
tylko, W kt6rej opiacajs posmiertns
do Zwiazku n. +.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-10
LekarStwa pOlSkie.

List z Vermoutd do aptekarza woj-
cischa Groble wskiego, W Plymouth,
Pa.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
JOueSyiIIe News Notes.

JONEsvILLE, Nov. lS.-The last few
days has been solid, dry, cold wsa-
ther and all vegetation is finally
killed. Since the cotton has been
killed some farmers say their late
bolls will not open, as the cotton in
them is soft and has nc seed IN it.
There were good many late bolis in
some Of the cotton fields which would
have swsiied the crop some, so the
cotton crop Of 1901 is about all open
and ready for picning, and will no
doubt soon be all picked and ready
for the market. There is much com
plant OF poor collections this fall
and the bulk of the cotton has been
sold.
The dwelling house Of Edmund
Foster, colored, near Jonesville, was
burned last Friday with all Its con-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22

Dloyes in Wa. hingtNn known as
"naborerS" OF WHOM there are prob
ably nj least one thousand, drawing
aggregate suiHties uf $D'O, 600 per
year Most Of them are doing cler-
zeal work and are "luborerS' in unmc
only, having used this ruSe to get
into the service through other than
the civil service doors.
General Chaffee, commanding the
division OF the Philippines, reports
That he has ordered that the "native
scouts:', as they are now called, be
reorganized into companies Of lol
men, that standard of physical
excellence be required, and that these
companies be gradually armed with
Springfield rifles and a limited
amrunt of black powder ammunition
The G. ,mmissioner Of Internal Rev
enue has rendered a decision to the
fleet that beer, whiskey and other
articles OF domestic manufacture,
subject to internal revenue tax, when
in the United States are
subject to the same tax when ship
ped to the Philippines. Heretofore,
of goods subject to
internal reyen nue tax have been exempt
from excise duty on goods shipped to
the Philippines as they are on goods
shipped to foreign countries,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22

tents and $76 in money. The family
vas away from home and the fire was
far advanced before any one reached
the place, so there was but two chairs
and straw bed saved. The fire was
accidental. -
This fire was not a half mile from
Mr.. w. II. Littlejohn's, whose house
came near being burned a week ago
by fire that was set to the grass by a
passing train and from the grass it
communicated to some dead trees in
the yard, which set the shingles on
fire and it was only by hard work
that the dwelling was saved.
Last week there were several forest
fires in the community. The Alpha
Cotton Mil lost about seventy five
cords of wood by one Of these fires
The engine Of the new Knitting
Mills has been put into position and
is ready for the steam to be applied,
the boiler however is not up yet, it
has not arrived although it has been
shipped about three weeks, this is
delaying the progress of the work
very much.
Miss Anna Hamcs is getting up a
number of things to send 10 the
Charleston Expositian, such as table
ware and some quilts and coupt ter
panes Most of them are over hun-
dred years old, they VIII go III with
tn" Union county exhibit.
Mis-. Baisil!. ot W.S' SH"'"Gi, has
been visiting Mrs. G. B Fowler,
Mrs J + Bvtsili, OF GYo,s Keys,
is visiting her mother, Mrs G b.
Fowler.
Miss EoIenc Lee, Of Goshen Hill,
| is visiting Miss Bertha Amnn.
Miss EtIie B0ugham. "f Spartan
burg, has been visiting Miss EthG
Hames.
Miss Etha Hames has been visit
ing at Union.
Mr.. V f Depass, Of Union, wa:
in Jonesville last week on profession
al business
The sad news of the death of Mr.
Forney Harris, formerly of Uui"n
was received here last night.
bright young life has been suddenl!
cut off.
The County treasurer Is in tow
today, he says collections of take
are fair, some better than 9th"
places. TELEPHONE.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22

MI. William Martin, United STATE $
Consul at China kiang, China, who IS
now in Washington, says that the
Chinese are possessed of greater
amount of energy and tmiiG than any of
the Caucasian races, aud llat rfle better
element of the race leads lefined an"
pleasant life. He says that while the
United States has stood high in the
Chinese estimation for years, since the
INVASION by the powers and the negoJia-
lions that followed, the Americans arr
regarded as 1.-The friends of China par
excelleuce''
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22

In looking over some Of the Revolu-
tionary records in the State House Sat-
urday Clerk CAN'T, of the office of the
Secretary OF State, made two valu.
abic finds. The first was the original
will Of Gen. Francis Marion, dated
October l6, 1897, and redated July
s6. 1892. The entire Till is in Gen.
Marion's own chirography ago is re-
garded as one of the most valua bi e
records in the possession Of the State
The other document was the orig
lnai ietter OF John Rutledge resign
ing his judicial Office in this State
upon his elevation to the Bench Of
the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
1t was not known that either OF
these documents was to be found
among the archives of the State.-Co-
iumbia State
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22

The circus has come and gone, and
it brought a very large crowd to town,
and all seemed to enjoy the day not
withstandng the chilly air. There
we're possibly $500 to 5000 people
nnder the tent at the afternoon per-
formance. The show ran three rings
and the performance was fairly good =,
there were several new features intro.
duced, and the clowns kept the great
audience in an uproar, there were
something like dozen clowns. The
performing elephants were the best
we have seen, the educated hogs were
among the new features, and were
we'll trained. 1t was an all round
good show, and it's morals rather
above the average The usual rowdy-
ism and rough manners so often seen
among the circus help were conspicu-
GUS for their absence. There are
very many things worse than going
b John Ro5inson's show.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22

See here what we can do for you /:
We will send you the UNION TINES
and the twice-a-week Atlanta Jour
nal, all three papers one year for
$l.5O. Now come a-running and
help US reach the mark We are aim
ing for by Jan. lst, 1902. See our
club list, these opportunities are not
going to last long.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
GENERAL NEWS NOTES
Gathered From Our Exchanges

Four masked mounted robbers held
up the cashier in the office of the
Chicago American last Saturday night
detied six men, obtainin $500 and fled
toward the river, wher they mounted
horses and rode away,
IS
The latest experiments with elec-
rric locomotives between Berliu and
Iossen show that the engines hive
reached u speed of a hundred miles
an hour.
=. Three years ago the production o.
beet sugar In The United states
amounted to 10000 tons q year; II
year ago 1t reached $4,000 tons and
rhis wear it Is estimated that the out
out will be not less than 200, 900 tons.
*.*
Tie Secretary Of State has issued
u commission to the Bailey Lumber
and Manufacturing Company, Of
Union, which proposes TO manufac-
ture and sell building materials end
house furnishings and operate fire
insurance agency. The capital stock
is to be $4,000 The corporators are
T. f. Bailey and r L. McNally.
~
Captain Richmond Pearson H"bson,
the man hxSank the Merrimhc at
the mouth 6f Santiago harbor during
the war with Spain, and whose marvel
lous daring on that occasion challen-
ged the admiration of the world, has
been detailed by the Navy Depart
ment to take charge Of the Naval Elk.
hibi, at The Expo sition in Charleston. t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22

The Lexington Dispatch has Just
enlarged 10 column qusrto from
a folio. The Dispatch is 32 years
old and is a good paper. Its in
crease in size is an evidence OF It's
prosperity. We wish for II many
more years of usefulness and pros
perity.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22
UNION, S. c., NOV %, 1901.

Your subscription expires with the
date on the label on your paper
When the date is older than the date
Of the paper it is time for you to re-
new If you delay this too long you
will find the blue y mark, that mears
YOU are cut off until you settle up.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22

Ia >:.-1. " t.si,::- .1?:+-ss = 80
Na.lot-. C.t,.-A. - Va! ~as ;.e~-
u ~ 5ycA-.rt Soy; 1.stA->* 2o:i1
ot N.,-k aIr.y Saiur1s! -tE-:-e
The pa sseugers were severely shocked
but none were injured.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-22

The cost of the Schley inquiry t.
the admiral is 8, 200. He has beer.
compelled 70 spend his entire fortune
including his prize money.
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SuBSCRIP ON RATES
ADVERTISER ENTS

One 81 are. first Insertion Sl.Wh
Every lbsequent Insertion 5o cents.
Con acts fOl three months or longe'
will be made 1t reduced rates
Locals insert. Il at 81 cents line.
Rejected mauuacrlpt "'il not R re-
turned Obi;lirrles and tributes OF r. =
spect will be charged for at half rates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24
BoER CONVOY CAPTURED.
Smaliness of Protecting Force Taken
as Sign of Exhaustion.

New York, Aug 24.-The capture Of
a large Boer convoy OF provisions and
ammunition, says the London CORE
spondent Of the Tribune, is the chief
fact In the budget OF war news The
weakness Of the military guard pro-
tecting the convoy when supplies are
scarce and cannot be easily replaced IL
a fresh sign of exhaustion. The pro-
Boer journals are still asserting that
the black men will be armed and sta
toned In block houses after tbs cloae
OF the war, but there is no authority
for the rumor. This is only another
way of saying that the Beers never can
be subdued, for block houses Will not
be needed when the last band Of guer-
Has has been dispersed and peace been
restored
From detailed complaint which ii Is
alleged has been made by Lord Eitch-
ener 10 the war office, 1t would actually
appear that the last patches Of imper-
ial yeomen sent out TO South Africa
actually included cripples and men af-
ilicted with htart disease. There has
been shocking carelessness In many In
stances In medical examinations and
general testing of the imperial yeo-
many. No one asserts that there were
not any thoroughly suitable men among
the later achievements, but II Is EVIL
dent that there are many utterly hope
less cases, and If parliament were sit
ting attention would surely be drawn
in the house Of commons to the seri-
Gus waste entailed by the cost of send
out. attempting to train and returning
home again such impossible material
as the war Office dispatched In a hurry
to Gen. Kitchener.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24
Suspects to,be Discharged.

New York, Aug. 2l-The three men,
landed on Swlnburne island on Thurs
day as yellow fever suspects, from the
steamship Ethelbrytha. have developed
no further symptoms OF the disease
and Dr. Doty the health officer, is
quoted as saying that they may be dis
charged today. In view Of the recent
developments in Havana. and the as
sertion that germs are propagated by
the bite Of mosquitoes II is interesting
TO note that among the other precau.
lions taken in the case Of these three
suspects since their arrival they have
been carefully guarded from the posi-
bility Of being bitten by mosquitoes.
Nets surround their beds and the at
tendants have continually been on the
lookout lest mosquito should bite, it,
self becoming infected and In turn COM
municate the disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24
To Welcome Cardinal Gibbons.

New York. Aug. 24.-A number Of
prominent Catholics are In the city to
welcome Cardinal Gibbons who is ex-
pected today on the steamship Etruria,
Among those who will meet the vessel
at quarantine are the Rev. William l..
Russell, OF the cathedral at Baltimore;
Rev John ID. Boland. Of st. Vineents
church. Baltimore and Rev. Dr. STAFF
ford, OF Washington.
These gentlemen will act as an es-
cort for the cardinal to Baltimore, Car
dInal Gibbons Is expected 20 remain
az n guest of Major John ID. Kelley
Of Brooklyn. until Monday. AT Balti-
more the cardinal will be given a mag
nlficent welcome. He will be greeted
by at least l2o0O people. The process
sion of Catholic societies Of Baltimore
and Washington and towns throughout
Maryland will number over 5000 men.
Acting Mayor Williams and a delega-
ton Of city officials will receive the
cardinal at the station and the acting
mayor will deliver an address Of well
come. The procession VIII escort the
cardinal to his residence az the cathe-
dral, where he will hold reception.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24
Ruling on Goods from Porto Rico.

Washington, Aug. Accommodations
OF Internal Revenue Yerkes has issued
an amended regulation as TO the treat
ment Of goods from Porto Rico, in the
course Of which he calls special at
tention TO the fact that, as articles OF
merchandise received from Porto Rico
are not now subject 10 customs duties
they are not entitled TO entry IN Gus
toms bonded warehouses. and that the
temporary storage of such articles is
for the purpose only OF OBTAINING the
articles until the internal revenue tax
due thereon has been paid. Articles so
stored, therefor" --'' not be entitled 70
withdrawal in bond for export or for
transfer TO another district, and no al
lowance can be made for leakage,
shrinkage or other loss; nor Will per-
nit be issued for the sampling Of arti-
Giles so held In case OF failure Of the
owner or consignee to pay the tax due,
the collector in whose district the goods
are stored win report such tax for as
sessment, and WIFI proceed TO collect
the same as IN the case OF other as
sessed taxes.
Where distraint for such taxes be-
comes necessary the collector will,
however. before distraining on such ar
hcle notify the commissioner Of Internal
revenue, In order that proper instruc-
tion may issue TO the collector OF GUS
toms for the release Of the goods for
that purpose