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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION
Articles of Incorporation VIII BE
Filed with Secretary of state
Next Week

The promoters Of the Omaha Horse Show
association held q meeting Friday. and
adopted articles OF Incorporation which
win be forwarded TO Lincoln for filing with
the secretary Of state before next Tues
day. upOn which date the tnoorporNtou viii
meet 10 elect q board OF directors and
Ufhcer.
There VIII be about twenty charter mem
bers Of the association, including 2. p.
Peck. P. A Mash, NJ. L Learned, John L.
Kennedy, 7. 3. Mcpherson, Thomas Buch-
HnHn. r. S. Cowgirl, Fred Metz, F.. H Davis.
7. c. Byrne, Z. A CudEhy, ". J. c. Ken
yun. c. 7. Stewart OF Council Bluffs, Ar
thu BrRndsis and Joseph Hayden. The ar
ticles provide that fifteen msmber or more
shall constitute a board Of directors, and
that the object Of the association shall be
TO operate a horse show Al Omaha. The
capital stock Of the company is $4,000,
fully subscribed.
An effort will be made 10 have the date
Of the show this season changed from Sep
TENDER S-u 10 September 1b-1s-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
FARMERS ON THE TAX ISSUE
They Adopt Resolution Declaring for
Proper Taxation of Rail-
road Property.

The farmers Of Douglas county have tn
ken q hand in the fight for equitable taxa
ton. More than 100 OF them met Al Klein
er's hall. in EIkhurn, Friday, under the
auspices Of the Farmers union. and there
adopted q vigorous resolution, p copy Of
which is to be sent to each member Of the
Douglas county delegation in the present
legislature. James Walsh presided over the
meeting and Ed Hall acted as secretary.
The unanimously adopted resolution reads
Resolved, That II Is the sense OF this
meeting that the legislature now convened
at Lincoln should enact such law or laws
as will make the railroad and other cor
porRriOnE Of Nebraska pay their just pro-
portion OF the taxes. We DO not ask nor
do we want the farmers Of Nebraska 10 be
exempt IN any particular from paving their
Just proportion Of taxes for the support
Of county ana state Nor DO We think that
the railroad and other corporations should
be allowed 10 shirk their just proportion
Of the taxes, and We especially request
our representative 10 use all honorable
means 10 secure equitable taxation for all.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ICE
Verdict Relieves City Of Liability for
Accidents on Slippery Walks
ABOUT TWO HUNDRED CLAIMS PENDING
City Attorney f. Elnted over Result
of Trial in the Personal Injury
Case of Augustine
WhftIemOre.

Some 5000, 600 represented in about 200
claims for personal injuries against the
city were TO an extent hinged upon 3 case
in the district court that has just been won
by City Attorney Council on behalf Of the
municipality. 1t was the suit OF Augustine
Whtttemore for 81, 260, and the city Rttor-
ney chRrRcterizes II as the pioneer suit
involving the liability of the city for sim
ply ice on the streets" Mr.. COnneN is
greatly elated over the victory, Bs the case
WIS important and unique in many ways
He did not offer q particle OF testimony nor
swear 3 witness, but fought the case upon
evidence submitted by the plaintiff, secur-
ing a verdict from the jury by arguing that
II is not right or just TO hold the city re-
sponsible for any icy and slippery condition
Of the streets due TO climatic changes
which cannot be guarded against. He said:
Augustine Whittemore, a travelling aud
itor for an eastern concern and boarding
al the Merriam hotel, started TO come
down town 10 his place Of business on the
morning Of February u, 1902. While walk
ing along the sidewalk on Twenty-ffth
street, near Farnam, he slipped and fell on
the icy. slippery footing, breaking both
bones Of his right leg midway between the
knee and the ankle. He was removed TO
his hotel. and was not able 10 be about on
crutches until along in April. He sued TO
recover all expenses incurred Rnd for The
mental and physical pain suffered
Due 10 Climatic Changes.
This trial was carried on for three days
before Judge Read and q jury in the dis
trict court, and was bitterly fought by the
city on the ground that there was no liza
bility on the part OF the city by reason
Of the icy condition OF It's sidewalks occa-
stoned by melting snow and water freezing
thereby making an icy surface. We took
the position that the condition was due tc
climatic changes. and not TO any fault OF
negligence on The part Of the city. ] ar
gusd that Whittem0rs had the same right
10 20 TO Florida, where here is no ice
and fail in an alligator swamp and be eater
alive, ar he had TO come 70 Omaha and ru1
up against physical conditions that caused
his accident and injury.
This h the first case that has been tric.
that involves liability solely on the ground
Of the icy condition Of the streets. Tn,
Photographic department Of the city AGAR
proved its value, as we were able 10 pro.
duce a picture Of the spot taken on tn,
afternoon Of the day OF the accident. Tn,
Importance OF the case is shown by IN,
fact that we have now about 200 claims for
damages sustained in the same way durinI
this and last winter. The sum total O
these claims lie more than 100000"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
cLINeS TO THE ROCKY PATH
Girl Turns Deaf Ear 10 Pleading OF
Parents and X jail
Sentence.

Ina Cox. pretty and not yet past her
twentieth birthday. was sentenced by Judge
BerkR in police court yesterday 10 serve
thirty days IN the county jail for vHgrEncy.
For SIX months she has been absent from
home and her distressed parents have kept
up an almost csAseless search for her.
Finally. with the aid Of the police, she Was
discovered In q resort IN the tenderloin.
AZ she stood before the Judge her mother
embraced her h~Rlf-wildly and pleaded that
she would abandon the path she was choOs-
ing and return 10 good surrounding Her
father, standing At the other side Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
INTEREST RATE IS TOO LOW
what Treasurer Says of Charter
Amendment P~ertAininE 10
Tax Certf6cHteE.

City Treasurer Jennings says that the
clause Of the charter amendment bill re-
ducing the interest rate on tax certificates
from 20 10 10 per cent viii result practically
IN failure 20 sell these certificates in fu-
turs. The certificates are bid in AZ sales
Of delinquent tax property, the bidders
charging interest II the property Is re-
deemed by the owner. or otherwise fore
closing and taking possession. Treasurer
Hsnnings declares that the spectators viii
n0I md SUFFICIENT profit N ths 10 per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
ARGUE POLICE BOARD CASE
Lawyers VIII Talk About Rights 10
once in Supreme Court
Tuesday.

The fire and police board case is 10 be
argued before the supreme court Tuesday.
City Attorney Cornell appearing for the old
board and the city as intervenor and At
tOrneys Wright. Gurlsy and Ransom for the
present commissioners, who are the re-
~sp0ndents in the fight made 10 Dust them
from once, The brief OF the respondents
has been completed and fled and copies de-
livered 20 the REALTORS. City Attorney Con
nell Is engaged in preparing a short reply
brief 10 be filed Monday. A decision is an
ticlpEted With, : few weeks EftsT The oral
Arguments are made.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

girl, echoed the plea with almost equal
fervor. Tn judge. peroeiving the condi-
tions, added his voice in admonitiun and
warning, but TO all Of them the girl re-
turned only disdainful stRres and seemed
absolutely unmoved by the racking grief
OF her father and mother. Finally, as the
only course open 10 him after the girl had
answered that she would not reform, the
judge imposed the jail sentence in the hope
that by the date Of its expiration she may
have concluded to abandon the downward
way and be ready TO return to her parents.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
GoverHmeut order on OIeomArEArins.

Inc government has issued OrderE 10 all
manufacturers and wholesale dealers in
oleOmarEHrine instruCtiug them 10 $50 thar
retail dealers purChase goods under the
name shown in the government license 10
dealers. II Is said IN the circular that re-
tail dealers have adopted q plan Of buying
goods in the name Of persons other than
those licensed and that this makes II Diff
cult for the government agents 70 trace
the oleomHrEHrtne from the factory 10 the
consumer as a contemplated under the act
II II said that this means has been adopted
by some u-nscrupulOus dealers 70 avoid
lbnci q rhe fact that they handle bogus
butter and that the new order may reduce
the consumption Of this food product
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
CARPETS n RUGS

Many Inducements In h00r coverings. we
note a few below:
All wool Ingram Carpets, extra GAA
super grade-March sale price V~rS
Brussels Carpets, with or without borders,
IN this seasons cOlorings T0A
and patterns-March sale price ..... UJ
A fine line Of velvets in the new no.
est designs-March sale V0G
9x1O - Brussels Rugs. in many q EA
pRtterns-March sale price .....IEI00
36-tnch Smyrna Rugs-March ~
sale price bGGO
Oilcloth in bright new ATA
patterns, al widths .............GG
Japanese Mattings, fresh importa- IN.
tons, linen warp-March sale price ..tSG
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
RIoToUS STUDENTS FINED
Purdue CoueE Boys Pay for Break
ing Up SOPHOMORE Han
qBet.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 14.-Ftfteen
Purdue freshmen were fined in the police
court today for dis0rderly conduct. sophO-
mores and freshmen also arranged 10 pay
S25O for the damage done 10 q hall, in
which the sophomores were attacked by
the freshmen
The Purdue faculty viii meet Monday 10
take action against the students who took
mart in the class rush.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
NAY ESCAPE HAGUE COURT
Allied Powers Likely to Propose Settling
with Castro Direct
GERMANY WAITS TWO DAYS FOR CASH
Has No Representative i'm Caracas and
So Gives Venezuela TIL MOnday
to Pay with Alternative of
SEEKING Customs.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-By the proto-
coils which were signed on February 1S
Great Britain received a cash payment OF
S27. 500. Germany WIS promised an advance
payment Of SS4O. 600, in five monthly in
BtaIlments, and the allies were 10 be paid
Sg7, 500 two months from that day.
Mr.. Bowen handed the British RmbRssa-
DOR a check the night the protocol was
signed and II was arranged that Germany
and Italy were TO receive their money at
Caracas.
stin silent on PrOtOeolE.
What steps President Castro has taken
10 meet the obligations are not known here,
but some concern is felt here NJ the silence
Of the allied powers regarding the draft Ct
The Hague protocol which was mailed 10
them some weeks ago, though the absence
Of any representation on the subject may
mean that a plRS IL under consideration for
a settlement al Caracas. There Is no indi-
cation that the Venezuelan president will
consent TO any compromise. but II is be-
lieved he viii be approached in that con-
nection- Mr.. Bowen lie strongly opposed to
permitting the allied powers TO escape from
appearing al The Hague. but inasmuch as
the costs Of the case would probably ex-
ceed the amount involved the European
powers prefer some other mode Of settle
ment.
VenezuelR's initial payment on the Ss4o,-
900 pledged 10 Germany viii not be paid
today, as provided for in the peace proto-
col. The German minister, Baron HBden-
hHtsen. viii not reach Caracas until mon
day and as the Berlin government 81 pres
snt has NJ accredited representative there
President Castro has been allowed two Ad-
ditionRl DAYS Of grace
In event. however, that this payment
amounting 70 about $40. 600, lie not forthcom-
ing as soon ~ Baron HadenhhtBen arrives
Belgium viii be asked TO step in and sic
President Castro in the administration Of
his customs. az provided in the protocol
GoVerument Fsrces Defeated
wILLEMsTAD. Island Of Curacao, MHrcl
1.-THE Venezuelan revolutiOnists claim a
have completely dsfeEted the government
forces in The battle which took place re-
Gently near CarOR. Venezuela
CARACAS. March l4-President Castrt
left here today for la Victoria, where h'
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

proposes TO rest for six days and prepare
his message to congress.
Celestino Peraza. q prominent political
leader. who two years ago started a revolu-
ton against President Castro and has been
in exile in Curacao, has obtained permits
sion TO return to Venezuela.
The report of a government victory at
oumRrebu over revolutionists under Cen
erals Riera and Penelazo on Monday is con-
hrmed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

NJ. c. Steele Of Newcastle. wyo.. is in the
city enroute hOmeward from a business
visit 10 Chicago. In reference 10 Affairs at
Newcastle, he said: Conditions in the
mining districts are IN very good shape.
There are no mining troubles at Newcastle
or Cambria. and about the usual output OF
coal was made this winter. The grade Of
coal is increasing In excellence, and the
demand for II exceeds the supply. There
is some talk there Of the fitzpatrick broth
ers dispOsing Of their interests at Cam
bria and Newcastle. but ] am not IN q po-
Eition TO state or know how far the nego-
tiRtiunE have proceeded"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
CAUGHT IN HOTEL LoBBIES
Travellers Tell of Their ObservatiOns
in Different Parts of the
Country.

Judge John Reese Of Broken Bow, re-
Gently appointed receiver OF the land office
there, is in the city, a guest at the DeIlone.
He said:
II will take hold Of the once Of receiver
about the first Of April, succeeding Mr..
Young. We have had considerable snow up
about Broken Bow this winter, but no Sc
riouE results have followed TO cattle. All
the ranches throughout the county are
feeding. and there is an abundance Of feed
for all purposes. ! came down from Lin
coin this morning for q short, friendly talk
with Major wncux on Grand Army and
miscellaneous matters pertaining to our
work as members OF the board Of visitors
70 the State Soldiers home"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
We ADJUST THE TERMS OF PAYMENT TO SUIT YOUR own %CONVENIEKC

other man clerk, and that as his term ex-
pired Monday anyway he would have no OBJ
~jectiuns TO filing a formal resignation in
writing, which he did. There was no i'll
feeling displayed.
Immediately after Clerk Kierstead came
out Of the star chamber Mr.. Harvey up
peRred and was ushered in. The board then
came forth and executed its formal action
OF accepting the resignation and making the
appointment. The only other business done
was granting q saloon license TO Schneider
& Klein at 1872 South Thirteenth street.
says H L. Republican.
A. r. Harvey, The new clerk. is secretary
Of the Metropolitan Mutual Bond and Surety
company. He told the reporters that ne
had lived in Omaha five years and is a re
publican. Last winter he married a dHugh-
ter Of former Governor Ezra P. Savage.
Just after his appointment he shook hands
with MI. Kierstead, who volunteered to ex-
plain the details and work Of the office next
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

interest TO make the deals worth while, and
therefore delinquent tax property will be-
come a drug on the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
NEW POLICE BOARD CLERK
A. 3. Harvey, sOn-in-Lsw of Former
Governor Savage, Gets the Job.
BOARD ASSUMES THE POWER TO APPOINT
Commissioner Anticipate the Pas
sage of an Amendment 10 City
Charter Authorizing Them 10
Name Their Clerk

Upon request Of the commissioners W. /
Kierstead al noon yesterday presented his
resignation as clerk Of the fire and police
board. A. r. Harvey, q sO~n-in-law OF
former Governor Savage, who appointed
the acting board, was appointed to succeed
Mr.. Kierstead al the same salary, 800 n
month, effective Monday. March 20. These
proceedings were accomplished at q special
meeting. Commissioners Broatch, spratlen,
Thomas and Wright being present and
Mayor MOores absent.
Mr.. Kerstead was appointed by Mayor
Moores three years ago by authority Of a
city ordinance. His term would expire
Monday, March l6. The charter amend
ments now pending before the legislature
include q clause putting the appointment;
of the clerk in the hands Of the board. The
commissioners are sure that il will become
a Jaw by the time that Mr.. Harvey takes
the position, or SO soon thereafter that
there will be- no Interference with the pro-
gram.
Behfnd Closed Doors.
The commissioners conferred behind
closed doors for half an hour yesterday and
then called Clerk Kierstesd in. He was
told that the board desired to make Q
change in the clerkship and that inRsmuch
as Kierstesd represented the Moores fac
tion Of the republicans and had been &C
aggressive in supporting the mayor. his in
oumbsncy Is not longer desired. The wori
Of Clerk Herstsad since the governor
board WAS seated August 4, 1902. wal
praised. Mr.. KiersteRd replied that he wal
well aware that political reasons made th'
commissioners DESTROYS Of appointing an
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

thing from his department.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

comes from the kn0aOheage of goods u
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

DRAPERIES
A big variety Of Hangings at prices that will
crowd this department One lot Of Not
tingham Lace Curtins, 5O-inch n0A
wide-MRrch sale price ............0OG
Another lot Of Nottingham Lace Curtains
54-inoh wide, cluny effects m
MdICu sure price
Genuine Brussels Net Lace Curtains
just received, worth regu- m
larry SSOO-March sale price .....0I0Q
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

garment has undergone the most critic
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

Ready-to- Wear Clothing. We h;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
We guarantee unhesstahne% any,

manShlb and bylce. We
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

sPection by our expert buyer as to qua.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

and criticism a vast display OF Ladies
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
We announce our advanced display of Spring Mil

linery-a handsome array of new patter
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

!, a confidence in this department that
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

a0eH 6onght. This means that every
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-10-24

dochodzimy do tel mysli, ze najlepszem "
danych warunkach rozwiazaniem tel kwe-
styi by}oby zastapienie obecnych nauczy-
cieli nauczycielek W naszych szkotach pa
rafialnych m1odymi ksiezmi kt6rzy po u
konczeniu Detroickiego Seminaryum otrzy-
muja swiecenia i przydzieiani bywaja " r6-
znych parafiach ma wikarych, czyli asysten-
tow proboszcza, jak ioh tn polsko- amery-
kanska nazywaja. Tacy nowo wyswieceni
mfodzi ludzie po ukonczeniu seminaryum
posiadaja otrzymana nauke ma zawo4anie,
przejeci So nadto niedawnym wpfywem
swoich profesor6w, maja swiezej pamieci
ich metode nauczania, mogliby wiec nau-
czac nasza dziatwe wieIka dla niej korzy-
scia. Bedac mfodziencami, So oni zwykle
pefni zapafu, owiani szlachetnymi, wnio-
slejszymi celami marzeniami, ME So je-
szcze skazeni fakomstwem ma dolara, piers
i'm wype}nia gorace pragnierie przysfuzenia
sic publicznemu dobru tylko szukaja dr6g
do tego wiodacych. Dlaczegozby wiec ME
dac i'm tego pola jednej z najpozyteczniej-
oNyoA PAe'o PAoOy LOU hoAto1CSAloA CyCu,
kt6rzy kiedys zajma nasze miejsca?
Powierzenie tych nowych obowiazk6w
naszym wikarym bynajmniej ME przeszka.
dza4oby obowiazkom ich powotania.
Owszem, jedno drugiemu bytohy nawet po-
mocne. Mfodyu, niedoswiadczonym ksie-
zom dafoby sic sposobnosc do g1ebszego
wnikniecia charaktery ludzi przez obser-
wacye ich tworzenia sic ksztattowania W
mfodych pokoleniach. Obowiazki wikarego
So nieliczne i speinienie ich -zajmuje zwy-
kle tylko pare godzin codziennie. Wieksza
Geese dnia niema on mic obowiazkowego do
za}atwienia ten wfasnie czas nalezafoby mu
wypefnic obowiazkami szkole. Ia duzo
wolnego czasu jest szkodliwe dla mfodego
cz}owieka W sutannie. Przychodza mu W
takim czasie rozmaite zie mysli, kt6rych
skutki ujawniaja sic czesto ma mfodych pa
rafiankach.
Przypominamy tn proponujemy zasto-
sowanie uchwafy wilehskiej komisyi szkol-
nej czas6w istnienia Panstwa Polskiego.
Uchwafa ia naktada}a obowiazek ma kazde-
60 nowo-wyswieconego ksiedza, aby przez
piec lat pe}nif obowiazki nauczyciela W
szkole elementarnej.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-10-24
Wo1ne MyS1i.

Pomafu wychodzi ma jaw, ze Senat Ko-
lumbijski ME przyja} warunk6w podanych
przez Stany Zjednoczone ma budowe kama
tu Nikaraguanskiego, dlstego, re dowie-
dziano sic W czas, il francuska kompania
budowy kanatu Panamskiego cfiarowa}a
20,0OO,00O ma przekupienie kongresman6w
i senator6w Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Ot6z Geese tych milion6w dostata sic do
kieszeni senator6w kolumbijskich, ably u
cody ME zatwierdzii.
TAX dalece francuska kompania zwycie-
zy}a. Teraz wiec proponuje sprzedac swoje
prawa do kanafu Panamskiego "a 4O,OOO,-
600 dolar6w.
Dlaczego az 40 milion6w? A no dlatego
ze amerykanscy senatorowie musza cos
dostac "a okradzenie rzadu. Wyasygnowa-
ma suma musza sic zfodzieje podzieIic "u-
czciwie'.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-10-24

HAMBURG.-Wczoraj odbyfo sic zgro-
madzenie robotnik6w weglowych, nalezs
oych do Zwiazku robotnik6w portowych.
Uchwalono rozpoczac strajk, jesli ME
otrzymaJa podwyzszenia pfacy, wynoszscej
obecnie mark 50 fen.
BUDAPESZT.- koszarach dzielnicv
w. znaleziono miedzy zo}nierzami wielka
ilosc proklamacyj tresci anarohistycznei
C) wogole podburzajace Rozpoczeto bar.
dzo s'lrowe sledztwo celem sprawdzenia,
kto W jaki spos6b rozrzucif miedzy zot-
nierzami owe odezwy.
FERROLT. Hiszpania o.
kret wojenny Prince George zderzyf sic W
poolizu przyladka Finisterre z angielskim
okretem wojennym Hannibal pierwszy 70
stat uszkodzony tax mocno, ze wypadnie 20
przeholowac dla reparacyi do Anglii. Zde-
rzenie nastapiio podczas manewr6w.
BtDAPESZT.-t7mysfowo chora ko-
beta nazwiskiem Krajowan zamkne}a
swoje S-letnie dziecko pomieszkaniu,
kt6re poprzednio podpalita Udafo sic
wprawdzie dziecko pfomieni uratowac
jednakze ma}a jest nadzieja, czy wobec ran
odniesionych uda sic je utrzymac przy zy-
ciu.
PIECIOKOSCIOLY. .-Ruch straikowv
obejmuje coraz szersze koia obszary. w
fabryce porcelany Solnaya wszyscy robo.
tnicy zaprzestali prace ME dopuszczajs
murarzy kamieniarzy do roboty. Strajku-
ia juz stolarze, murarze, robotnicy asfalto.
wi, og6lem $50 ludzi. Spokoju dotychczas
ME zakf6cono
BERLIN.-Osmiu wiezniow trzyma-
nych W oddziale ola oblakanych we wie-
zieniu W Hall, W Prusach, zamordowali ie-
dnego z dozorc6w wiezienia, drugiego
mocno poranili i, zabrawszy i'm klucze,
zbiegli do pozamiejskiego lasu. Wysfana
"a mimi pogoh schwytafa ioh przyprowa-
dzi}a z powrotem do wiezienia. Zbiedzy
stawiali op6r przy pojmaniu jednego ze
scigajacych ich zabili.
WIEDEN. - Dziennik tutejsze DO
daja szczeg6}y, odnoszace sic do no.
wei organizacyi sadow wojskowych. Pierw-
sza instancya tych sadow beda sadly bry-
gady, druga sadly dywizyi. Do kompeten-
cyl sad6w brygady nalezec bedq przekro-
czenia i przestepstwa zofnierzy ponizej ran
gi oficera, do kompetenoyi zas sad6w dy-
wizyi wszystkie przestepstwa popefnione
przez oficer6w, tudziez zbrodnie popefnione
przez zo}nierzy ponizej oficera.
WARSZAWA.-Przybyf tn Chicago
decent tamtejszego uniwersytetu dr.. Joe
O'Marly, celem zastosowania wynik6w
swoich padah etnograficznych do uregulo-
wanna kwestyi emigracyi polskiej Sta
mach Zjednoczonyoh Ameryki P6fn.
DR.. O'Marly urodzony PoIki, emigrant-
XII, poprawnie w}ada jezykiem polskim.
Zamierza on odwiedzic takze Lw6w i Kra-
k6w, celem nawiazania tam blizszych sto-
sunk6w.
RZYM.-W dzienniku urzedowym ogfo
szono dekret kr6lewski, ustanawiajacy ko-
misye sledcza W sprawie zarzadu marynar-
XII. W skfad tel komisyi wchodza: wicepre-
zes lzby, prezydent senatu, kilku senator6w
i deputowanych, oraz sedziowie radcy
trybuna}u rachunkowego. Komisya bedzie
miafa prawo wgladniecia we wszelkie spra-
wy zak}adu marynarki i blur okretowych,
aby mogta SIP nalezycie wywiazac ze swe-
60 zadania.