davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
cytadeli.

w lcSL, Zc ulc 1CSlClIl
gwaltowny, ale ma te wieSc,
zamiast obdarzy6 go ruben,
palna}em go W gebe. St6jkowy
ME obrazi} sic - widocznie
ME pierwszy raz mu sic to
zdarzy}o, spojrzai tylko
uwaznie, czy ME jestem
podchmielony.
= Co tv durniu gadasz?W
cytadeli, "a co?
- BuntowczYk on - ona
- wybelkotal.
Ma te s}owa schwyci}em
go "a ko}oierz, wciagna}em
do komnaty i tn mi wszystko
wyspiewal.
Ma chwile zamilk} Platow.
Szamyl patrzy} z politowa-
MEN ma przyjaciela, z ktorego
piersi glebokie, zrozpaczone
wyrwa}o sic westchnienie.
= Mozesz sobie w%ystawit,
Z jaka ia twarza stana}em
wobec Mich pred kratkami
jake denuncyant DO
przeciez "a takiego W ich
oczach uchodzilem. lnaczej
bye ME mog}o, DO sedzla
sledczy oznajmi} i'm, re to
moiej dociek}o$ci winien bia}y
car, IL przerwano te niebez~
pieczna dzia}alnoS6. Meczyli
biedaczke pytaniami, czy ME
INA wlecej takich szk6}ek,
czy ME ma wsp6lnikow.
Najchetniej glove by}bym
sobie roztrzaskal, lecz trze:ba
ich by1o ratowac. Wyiedna}em
sobie urlop, pojecha}em do
Petersburga i p6ty chodzi}em
i p}aci}em, p6ki ich ME
uwolnionc. Brat moi DUO mi
W tenn %dopom6g}, stad Una
Gala te sprawe.
Cd tego czasu ME
widzia}es twojej pieknej,
%domyslam sic, re ona to
Jest siostra owego m1odzleh-
ca. Biedny nieszczesliwy
przyjacielu - m6wi Szamyl
z politowaniem!
-Czy ia widzia}em p6zniej?
Nie2mialem 81 s. odwagi stanac
przed:nia, raz tylko spojrza}a
IA mnie a ; wzrok by} TAX
peten pogardy, re dotad go
spamieta}em. Me wr6ci]em
do Warszawy, kaza{em sic
p~rzeniesc do Petersburga. |
coz? Me ]estze to traglczne?
W}asna reka piesnowac sic
wobec tel, Kt6ra sic kocha
ma spiega? Ha! hal. za$mial
sic Platow nieszczerze! Lecz
dosyc' O tenn. Gas pomySlec
o odjezdzie.
w godzine potem sciskali
sobie obadwaj przyjaciele dion
ma pozegnanie. Czy ma d}ugo
laden z mich ME wiedzia1.
Jeszcze jeden uscisk, jedno
spojrzenie... konduktor ostat-
nj do odjazdu dawal Signal,
gdy do jednego z wagonow
szybko wskoczy} iakiS mez.
czyzna. w tel chwili pociag
ruszy].
Platowowi zdawalo sic, re
1nezczyzna 6w mu by} znany.
y to Jacobo! factotum i
spjeg Ghazi Mahometa =. Me
raz go widywa}, z twarza
chvtra Drzebiepla. Chcia1
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

rama myslaf o samoboIstWle w
chwili, gdy mu pulk odbiera-
no, potem nagle, niespodzie-
wanie wszystko sic rozjasnia,
zlota ulewa spada ma niego
laska carska. - Ia 1aska
carska!....
Samotny zaczyna rozbierac
tresG i znaczenie tel }aski
carskiej, czyz on ola niej lyle
czyz on juz takim stall sic
car6w niewolnikiem, re ola
ME! zycie ~poSwieca. Zdaje lnu
sic, il tax ]uz Ouch lego
]ujarzmiony = lecz ME, on
przeciez ME ola orderow, ME
ola dostojehstw i czyn6w
dzia}a - tylko ola Arany.
lynn razem w~spomnienie O
ME pogra&a go W
rozkosznej zadumie. On
cz]owiek honorowy, zaczyna
sobie wyrzuca6, re cara
oszukuje, re ca}y zapa}, kt6ry
ola powierzonej okazaje spra-
wy, to samolubstwo, to chez
uzyskania tel, kt6ra kocha. =
Smuci 60, re innej pobudki,
pr6cz miloSci w sobie znalezc
ME moze. Rozwaza, czemuz
on TAXI? Wszakzez inni
zdolni opierac sic carowi,
walczyt rrzeciwko niemu?A!...
rozmySla on, CT maja inne
cele pred SODA - CT znaja
czuja jej krzywdy,
czuia jej zale, jej meme skargi,
to i'm dale odwage, to te size
ducha, te potege swobodnego
wzroku, kt6ry ME za6mi sic
Gale s}ohca carskich
poteg %promieniem wen ude-
rzy}y. Zaczyna pojmowac
teraz zr6dlo tel nieznanej mu
dotad silly = i dochodzi
wreszcie przyczyny tego
wiecznego W sobie roz}amu.
On krew Pc ojcu odziedziczy},
ME m6g} odziedziczyt
zrozumienia swej ojozYzny -
krew s}abym tetnem z letargu
go czasami wyrywa, lecz De
ME rozumie prawdziwej potegi
oczyzna, vice po
rywy jego nikna jak siomiany
ogieh. TAX on ten m}ody
Polak, ten 5tanis}aw, on sic
u macierzystej piersi,
. lego krew wnikne}a ml}os6
do mstki ojozyzny. Stad ma
te silly do czyn6w, etad ma
te odwage przeclw slfom
tytanicznym mosklewsklch
car6w. Jego mozg przejaf sic
wielko5cia upad}ej ojczyzny,
on goreje Swietoscia cierpiacej
TEN wszystkiem
Achmet Szamyl syn ME ojczy.
znY, leo1 carskiej szkoly paziow
kadetow przejac sic ME mole,
On zaledwfe TO odczuc potraf,
a odczuwajac zazdrosci6. Teraz
TED %pojmuje, ID lego moga
tylko Emusic do zapalu Ola
cara pobudki osobiste, mifosc
zadza posiadania
ub6stwiane kobiety.
lClag dalszy nastapi,3
"a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
w.

Przedzial pierwszej klasy
zaciemniony, W MIN Szamyl
tonic W miekkich poduszkach.
Cia}o jego ME zmeczone. Coz
zdo}a zmeczy6 zelazne cz}onki
czIowieka wychowanego w
nowoczesnej szkole odharto-
wanna, ktore Anglik nazywa
trainingiem, lecz umys} jego
rozstrojony, nerwy poburzone
wrazeniami tego dnia. Ia wiele
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
sleruty ozyh power
wlulaea zxroze n,rlndzkoscj

s1og-4c ,nw:-., > A,kliw"s6 ne
'l2y, <k~r,-<,@<~t WARY j rn6s
wz.n-wn-. ,..1, %.f,'l;a S2czu-
drrl,|Iwn-rl "i.a,rx. 'rs'' i'rz-z Ia
A. P"kn'>k'e5.'... 80. go
p !: ns-s'a !aravs
FIR. hr. Ska'iha L~~'cr&:
Wy}ra~n h"ia~-an. =, Nsla.,-
ka W -%a1z,~, g i."ka-r ~'r".f'es
y Dwie s'r-tr\ - i''2' ""z y
g. Jen,-r W~n;~u",. :, lose
cautt, 81 Mn'"tur. "} ksn* Sc
e a. A. K o1dersi f'rAs~
? auli 10 . W. Nhf"&*a n,5%<s'
torn Czesta>chn,weAa-=n ...i
f G II aterAss H": = -
ryuek z ;rows'an'* '~t~ :. sfss
rzenie p:aw'tz,"t< "'>~nf I
Czapliok1.... .'&
2 owr6t " o ~sr,&', -
wiastka Z c2a>,w t",u-.~nnA -
deusza K~osnasxs,. ....... Is
z d erac R~"~,t -
Sybirze, Puw'ea1 uai'sr:'''a 5'r,a
Il. z K. P......--- .......2:
Trzej w 6 dro~e y. fhraaa
clanin, zyd i Tnrr*, zyh +"
W Bogu p"k{ada 4..'an'~. TO
ma tenze oju,w>k'r -ta:nn'~ "a
wies6 made, p"wa!,aa ! ;""'cza
jaca przes Tomar=a N'sui-~ skls
or 20
Eye Wiecsny Tnfacz
Jernzalem imieniein A~i,a$sv~ro.
Kt6rY m6wi, z~ ~! pred I
krzyzowaniem Chrys7ass Pan:
i przez Wszechn"nnss~s R"fa
teszcze do dzisiejszego dula @S{
10
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

--.' "
W. H. Tolleson, porto.... lO.O4
IL. l.. Back, porto........ 5.oo
Jos. Knopp, wylosowywanie
Jury O.OO
Frank H. Hask1ns, wydAtki
pa swallow W sadie O.
plekunczym ....,....... LIZ
United Typewriter e Sup
plies Co., reparacya type.
Wrlt:a 1.oO
j. H. Grafton odmaloWanle
annex. 10
L. L. Hall, "a uzywanie
st"}6w PREY egzamlnowa-
waniu nauczycieli W St.
Charles 4.UO
Wlnona Steam Laundry,
c%zYszczenie III k}adzenie
karpet6w W ratuszu-.... 500
H K White, tow.dla ratusza 70
Geo Sherer, tow .dla ratusza sos
Winona Gas Light CO. ,gaz
ola ratusza i %wiezienla.. 144.20
Laird Norton 20. slabs ola
ratusza. 1913
VIM E. Smith, kIerk cd
koszt6w sadowYch...... l2O.45
Geo D. French, wygotowa-
ME llsty mortgicz6w.... 1877 90
Geo D. French, rekordowa-
ME urzedowych dokumen.
tow i porto. 1900
VIM. E. Smith, rent telefo-
nu i porto.... -. $50
VIM B. Anderson. koszta
wynik}e z procesu Stanu
Minnesota przeciw Alexo-
wi George W Sadzle MAJ
wYzszYm ........ ...... 7.20
q Fwmduszu wbogich.
Church e Augustln towary
ola fanny uboglch.."..... 700
J. Stirneman, tew. d. far. u. 3.12
L. Heintz Clothing Co , to-
wary ola fanny ubogich 1870
W. Pomerenke. roboty ko-
walskle ola fanny ubog. 3.45
A. Gerllcher, flance agrestu
d. fanny ubogich..... 400
M. J. Stelnbauer, towary d.
fanny ubogich... ...... TO
RAPPORT Grand Jury ma posle-
dzenlu z II stycznia 1895 r., ma
wnlosek przYjeto i do ait wclelo-
no.
Ma wnlesek odroczy{a sic
Rada az do pi4tku o godzinie 10
pred po4udn.
Piqtek, 8 Majo 1896 p.
R.ada zebra1a sic stosownle' do
odroczenla. WszyscY cz{onkowie
obecni.
Nastepujace rachunkl uchwa-
lono wyp}aci6 z Kasy powiatowej.
Herald Publ. Co., druki. 1915 AZ
W. Thurman ,p}aca szeryfa lO2.40
W.Fuhrman, stotowanie
1880
0. w. Hunt, koszta sadowe 1926
L. J. BALDWIN, koszta kon-
SUdDld O.CO
Morse & Robertson, zabez-
~pieczenie Ratusza........ 17.45
j. West, wydatki ma swiad-
k6w W sadzie opiekun-
Gym 4.36
Sam West, wydatki IA
swiadk6w W sadzie op1ek 4.72
J. L. Drowning, wydatk1 ma
swiadk6w W sadie quick. 4.72
Mrs. Marta Drake, wydatk
ma swlad. W sadie oplek. 4.36
Columbia Clothing Co., to-
wary ola wiezienia...... $50
NJ. Toye, roboty i repara-
eva W wiezleniu........ 4.30
M. Toye, robota i repara-
eve W Ratuszu............ $40
A. w. Thurman, olej ola
wiezienia. l.75
A. w. Thurman "a telegra-
fOWanle. .... 81
A. w. Thurman naczelniko.
WI policy W Hastings "a
sto1ewanle dw6ch os6b -
Lee i La Chance.-... 6.25
A. W. King, srodki kwa-
rantowane W przypadku
difterYi, W gmlnle ElDa 1900
Will Norton srodki kwa-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
ksiazki p~owiesciowe

rozralte lnns.
TESTAMENT P1OTRA WELL.
KlEGO, czyIi zami'ry Meskan
zawo;o~"nla :c}ego kw;ata. IL
0~POW1ADANy.% >yTAREeO
d .lADKA... ......,.....7B
HISTORYA o sxla1hstneJ ! pick.
mel 10
KONSTYTUCYA %TANvW ZJk
DNOCZONYCH....... 10.
EslhzKA~
WEGLARZ q WALEfCYI. Pre-,
Autora Jaskini Beatusa.i KOsGy
Fa aviator 80
( onstytuoyxs Maja 10
1rs 8 " o & "a i K do plsania listow
mifosnych oras tyczaeych zig "ls
nienia Gan a4p6iAcia. ......35
)b r o q jw. Czestoehowy, 10
sska IL zW j sa, pewlebt
obyczajowa przez Jozefa Z mad
V5ry 80
ANAL do Ri 81 i i,stawny do.
wddzca rozb6jnik6w XVIII wie>
&u.:"... 80. .-.-~ W
w mocnej sprawio 50 sieeonyn
tTtuilkieR .....-....-..--.6b
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

J a Il a1f1eld d, aFbo pqsssaa
ca j t'no1a, pcemat skredlony pea.
dug faktow przez TeaGIe SaEe>
lihsk3 ........... ...... e;0
J ask;::a 9 pcterirEcs.
PowieSc 1prsez Fr. Xaw, Tuczy$~
sklego...... ~...-ss.....,5o
Ia sama W mrcne} opraw:e aa
z4oconyn %tytnjik!em .......1~
n lstorya, Plerwszego
Derwi sza X 9 !ewiS za
o ut. Acenia prawcSo Okla ri IT,
siac nocy i jedneU.....o s
II lstorya Trzeciegu
D erwisza X r 81
0 u%traceniu prawego Okla III ty-
siqc nocy ijednej).........lO
W yprawa ma Sy III l O.
statnie chwile szpiega, przez Alez.
9ednawskiego.:.
W lprawa O love, wed}ug
& opowiadania Starcgo organ.stY
Fraac1szka Gacarzewicza, sp1saR
GawxsyjelsKi. 10
Arye P k e, zebrane ola
Polonil W Ameryce przez WI.
Dyriewicza .25
Nowy S W izdrza}iA wan-
fury jego. z ziemi pomorskiol
rodem. z 6 obyaz kami. 90. 40
Klara czyli ZwYc1eztwe
Cnoty, powlest, napisaf ks;
Kanonik Szmid..
S m o k we wsi, czyli strach ma
wielkie oozy...............lO
Dobry Franus izly Z o.
stus czyli zycis dwojga r6znio
wychowanych dzieci. SO
Ia sama W mocnej oprawio 20
zfoconym tytulikiem.......75
Rdza z Tame bergu. < Po-
wiesc starozytna przez ks. Ka-
nenika Szmidt, z 90 obrazkami
W mocnej oprawie 20 zfoconyna
tytullKlem.. as
/ d a Fl r a b i n a n To g a.
burgu, Historya p%rawdziwa d
XII wieku, wielce naucza] son.,
osobliwie ola niewinnie cierpia-
cyoh, przez Krysztofa Szmida.
przepolszczona przez rs. E. WI
80
j s-@.&r Polska MD
zg."tfA." Sap1sal syn rs
90 OLGA ..................13
Ply n~,"} DzieeiN szyaa
K>;Yzka 10 Gzytania; zast6sow.-
ma 'iia "=koE po)skich 20 Amer
yce...,... .........>...4O
M Ky Przyjaciel Dali e.
CT, ks;qzka do Czyeacias dla
szko1 polskich W Ameryce, W mo<
cl.ej oprawie ...~....... 80
M a y Listownik ola szkol4
nych dzieci, uczacy pisania liz
stow 2 dodatklem powinszowaA1
O brazkl i Upowiadani
~ o b e. y Zgon Ukralh7
= ca, obrazek z wojny 1863 roku4
y Ostatni Powssaniec. Opowia-
DAME. 81 Mo}ytwa. - Przez AL
freda Barwinskiego. 80
r o y n Q K kapltana . Bogu7
s}awskiego / uczta u Iwana Croft
nego. .lb
X r a k o " i, 657 Gpiewek se
zr6de} etnografcznych i w1a7
snyoh notat zebra} Zygnnaat
Gloger. Is
Jak SIG zem6'ci{'eb orowH
Zielonka mad Wojtkiem BruoAy3
l2. Powie66 ludowa peznaAskeJ
amerykahska. Napisaf Jan His1
S tanis{aw D or 9 q, 3fe1
wela Z Meksyku. Napisa{ #
Hoppe.
S VI Burmistrza 40 Obzasel
s, z niedawnej przesz&odei, pEzez III
Choihskiego. 40
H1storya Q KsiSe1a StFlf&n
Va
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
MESIAC MAJ Psawisoonv j

MAJ I~SsWlQoony De.
g2r0dzlcy ~
eEACZI i NARZEKANIE OF.
COW SWIETYCH .......35
ROZANIEC zYWY.........2O
sPiewnik K oioislny ola
uzvtku wieruych zebrai K. Born.
Ruchnlswicz. W moonej oprawts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-13
Big Suit Planted.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Suit has been
commenced by the Chicago Elevated
Terminal Railway company against
the Atchison railway. the Union Trust
company, the Mercantile Trust COM
pany, the receivers of the road, Ed
ward King and others of the joint ex-
ecutive reorganization committee.
The Terminal Railway company
claims to be a creditor of the Atchi-
son company by reason of certain con-
tracts relating to terminals in Chi
cago, and the reorganization plan is
attacked on the ground that the stock
holders of the corporation are entitled
to nothing until creditors are paid,
and therefore that that feature of the
plan by which the stockholders of the
Atchison get an equal amount of the
stock in a new company is a fraud on
the general creditors The court is
asked to retain the stock of the new
corporation going to the Atchison
stockholders in order that it may be
subject to the claims of the unse-
cured creditors of the Atchison COM
pany.
The suit was brought in the United
States courts of Kansas, Missouri.
Iowa and Illinois, and it is said by
the Terminal railway people that this
litigation may defer the consumma-
ton of the reorganization plan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12Today's pro-
ceedings in the case of Theodore Dur
rant, charged with the murder of Blanche
Lamont did not complete the jury. The
morning session passed without the addi-
ton of single juror. In fact the num-
Der of accepted jurors was reduced from
nine to eight for the court excused Juror
Brown. In a long opinion Judge Murphy
said that ne would allow the district at
torney to challenge Brown because the
prosecution did not know at the time
Brown was accepted that he voted to
acquit NJ. d. Howell, IF the charge of
counterfeiting, in the United States dis
trict court, because the evidence was cir
posed a peremptory challenge to Brown
and the court allowed il. The defense
took an exception and moved 10 dismiss
the case, a motion which was promptly
denied. The court then took up the de-
PENDANTS motion for contempt proceed
ingg against the newspapers which had
published matter connected with Juror
Brown and mad interviewed him regard n,
his availability as juror. The court
made an address TO the press stating that
the publication Of any articles tending to
destroy the defendants chances for re-
ceiVing a fair trial was contempt and
warned newspaper men of the necessity
of conservative treatment of this and SIM
liar cases. He declined TO act then upon
the newspaper citations issued at the re-
quest of the defendant. The counsel
tried to insist upon the contempt actions
being pressed and urged the court to
make a judicial order defining the mat
ter the newspapers might publish regard
ing the trial, but the judge declined fur
Their action in the matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-13
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
BIG SUIT FOR THE APPOINTMENT
OF RECEIVERS.
Brought By the United States Trust
Company For Holders of Atlantic
"a Pacific BOnds-Cattle Ship
ments-LocaI Notes.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Aug. R-The
big suit of the United States Trust Co.,
trustee for the holders of the Sl5,O0O,OOO
first mortgage bonds of the y. q L. rail-
road company for the appointment OF
separate receivers, pending settlement
of the question of foreclosure, was begun
today. Judge Sterry, counsel for the A
& P, when court had been formally
opened and some of the visiting attor-
neyS had been introduced ana were given
authority to practice before the new
Mexico bar, presented the court with
lengthy arguments, setting forth why, IN
his opinion the court had no jurisdiction
in the case at this time. In presenting
this question, the general attorney OF the
A & p who announced in reply to a
question from Neill 3. Field, that ne
represented the receivers of the road,
revived past actions of the court IN or
der to establish a precedent for the
cause now on hearing Then coming 10
his point, he argued that the court, sit
ting a federal court, had no Jurisdlc-
ton in the case during vacation OF the
court. and that while it had been the
custom in the past for the court to sit
during vacation and give opinions which
were formally entered as OF record at
the first day of the succeeding term,
such a course would not be proper in a
case involving the federal functions OF
the court. In support of this contention.
he drew parallel between the courts OF
the United States court-and the courts
of New Mexico, the judges of which
serve in a dual capacity. He cited d
number of cases to show that in the
states the appointment of a receiver dur
ing the vacation of the court had been
declared illegal in the higher courts.
Judge Sterry argued further that the
court, exercising its functions as federal
court, has only such authority as is
given it by statute and quoted the acts
of the territorial Legislature TO sustain
his point that the power to sit during
vacation on such cases, if given at all,
was given in excess of the powers of the
legislature, which. in assuming to pass
such laws, was taking upon itself more
power than can be exercised by a state
legislature. Judge Collier. when the ar
care to hear from the other side and
overruled the motion for dismissal of
the case for lack of jurisdiction. Court
was then adjourned until 10 O'Clock We'd
nesday morning, when it is expected the
taking of dispositions will be begun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-13
SIZE SUCCEEDED.
Pauline RandaIPs Attempt I
Brighten Her Lover.

Pauline RandaIPs Attempt TO
Brighten Her Lover.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Pauline Randall
said she wanted to brighten Herbert
Hale. By doing so she induced Thomas
Cain to procure for her a quantity OF
morphine. Last night she died from
the effects of poison. Hale and Cain
are locked up as accessories to the
suicide.
Saturday night, Pauline Randall, who
was II years old, appeared to Patrol
man Garrity, of the Cottage Grove
avenue station, to be intoxicated. He
arrested her. charged her with dis
orderly conduct. Hale, who was her
friend, she thought, did not secure bail
for her. When she secured bonds
man she complained to Hale of his
dilatoriness. A quarrel followed. The
girl said she would kill herself. She
could get no poison. When she met
Cain she said:
Get me some morphine; 1 want to
scare Hale"
The poison was procured, and she
went to where Hale was working and
swallowed the poison before him. She
died last night at the boarding house.
She came to this city from her home
in Decatur, ILL.,, ten months ago.
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CRUISER COLUMBIA.
Experts Opinion as to Her Real
Condition.

Experts Opinion as to Her Real
Condition.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 12.-rhe United
States cruiser Columbia stands high
and dry in the new dock here this
evening and tomorrow morning at III
o'clock Commodore Selfridge, navy
constructor f. T. Bowles and Chief
Engineer Edward Farmer, who have
been appointed by a special board OF
survey to determine the nature ana
extent of her damage, received IN dry
dock in Southampton, Will begin
careful survey. The breast shores were
made fast at 1:30 and then the steam
pumps were set to work. The dock
was pumped dry in three hours.
Among those who watched every
movement when the ship entered the
dock were Mr. Louis Nixon, formerly
naval officer, but later superintendent
of construction in Cramps building
yards, Philadelphia. As soon as the
pumps had finished their work, Mr..
Nixon went down to the bottom of the
dock and looked over the vessels keel
very closely.
To the uninitiated there seemed to
be something wrong with the fiat keel
as the edges were turned up in several
places from the fire room forward, a
distance of 22O feet
Mr.. Nixon was seen by a reporter of
the Associated Press and said: l
have carefully examined the keel Of
the vessel and l find that along the
line of the vertical keel there is practi-
cally no yielding. The fiat keel has
been pinched up in several places on
it's edges. There are several bad bends
on both edges. which were caused, to
my mind, by the blocks of the South
ampton docks, where they came be-
tween the frames. The damages are
simply local and will not affect the
general strength of the ship, as the
backbone of the vessel shows no
strain
Captain Sumner, as well as the other
officers of the Columbia, refused to be
interviewed, although there was a
rumor current from the commander of
the vessel at the time of her docking
at Southampton, was in possession of
plan of construction of the dock and
as to whether to be used this for his
information or not, remains to be
seen.
No information will be given in
reference TO the whole affair until the
board gets through its work and files a
report in Washington.
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HAVANA, Aug. 1.-THE insurgent
band commanded by Rego recently be-
sieged the town of Ingavilaanito in the
province of Santa Clara and sent a
request to surrender to the detachment
of Spanish troops detailed 10 defend
that place. The garrison, however, re-
fused to surrender and the insurgents
burned a house in the immediate vi
cinity of the barracks.
The soldiers made a gallant defense
and eventually compelled the insurg-
ents to retire with a loss of FIVE killed,
among the latter being captain, who
was Rego's aide de camp, and leaving
ten wounded behind them.
Sergeant Catala, with a detachment
of sixteen soldiers, had a skirmish
near Zabourquito in the Mayari dis
trict, province of Santiago de Cuba,
with a band of 100 insurgents. The lat
ter left two killed and five wounded on
the field, and the troops captured
quantity Of arms. One corporal and
two soldiers were wounded on the
government side.
Major Gonzales Mora, at the head OF
ESQ troops, while passing the river
Bahia, near Baracoa, province of San
tiago de Cuba, on August 5, was en-
gagged with the insurgent bands COM
manded by Ruen and Cagreras. The
troops caused the rebels to fly, leaving
six killed on the field. On the follow
ing day, while on the way to Buabo
from Baracoa, Major Mora overlook
the insurgent band, numbering 800
men, and attacked the positions which
they had taken up. The troops cap
tured the positions occupied by the
insurgents, the latter losing seven
men killed and twelve wounded. One
Soldier was killed and three wounded.
Colonel Canellas, with a force of
troops and guerillas, fought band of
insurgents in Palmer Pecheo, prov
ince of Santiago de Cuba. The insur-
gents lost two killed. The village of
LOG Bogas raised a band of insur-
gents under Chief Balan. The troops
went in pursuit of them and overlook
them In the fight which resulted,
the insurgents lost three dead and
four wounded, while the troops had
five wounded.
The insurgent chief, Ricardo Sarto-
rious, is reported to have gone in
sane,
Some soldiers near Mayaria, prov
dnce of Santiago de Cuba, while going
on an outpost, were fired at by the in
surgents and lost three dead and two
wounded. The loss of the insurgents
is unknown.
Captain General Campos has given
orders to allow the publication of all
reliable news, whether for or against
the government and has prohibited
only the publication of false news in
favor of the insurgents.