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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16

Skarb Narodowy jednego i niepodziel,
nego Narodu Polskiego opierajao 81,
ma tel uchwale, obwieszozaja niniej.
seem, ze postanowili:
L. Skarb Mar. Pol. zebrany W Anne.
ryoe, a Pozostajacy pod opieka z. N. P,
uzna6 i uwaza6 "a depozyt j ozesc ME-
podzielna jednego i wspolnego Skarbu
Mar. Pol. ktorym jest skarb W Rap
perswylu;
z. Odsetki cd tegoz kapita}u, jak
rowniea wszelkie wp&ywajace nadal
skladki odsy}ae W oznaczonyoh odste-
Pach czasu do Skarbu W Rapperswylu;
8. POlecic goraoo caiej braoi zwiaz-
kowej i wszystkim dobrze myslacym
Polakom takowy jedyny Skarb nasz
Narodowy z calej silly popierac. Pre-
znaczeniem Skarbu Narodowego Pol.
jest uAyoie zgromadzonego fundu-
szu ma rzeoz akcyi politycznej, daAaoej
do niepodlegiosci Polski, a tymczasem
uzywanie odsetek ma obrone czynna.
Zwiazek Mar. Polski, przelewajao W
zasadzie fundusze zebrane W Ameryce,
ma Prawo do naznaczenia odpowisdnie-
60 kontrolera lub k~ontrolerow.
III. Zebrani Ia Sejmie xI przedsta-
wiciele Wv. N. P. jednogiosnie uchwa.
iii zawiazat scisle i czynne stosunki
re Zwiazkiem Wychodztwa' Polskiego
W Europe, z kt6rym mas }acza wp6lne
sympatye i cele".
Powyzsza iii uchwala Sejmu XI, ty-
czaca sic stosunkow organizacyjnych
re Zwiazkiem naszym, zosta}a przeka-
zana nowoobranemu Rzadowi Central.
nemu do o~statecznego om6wienia z ma
szymi delegatami. / ma posiedzeniu
Rzadu Centr. PREY w~sp6}udziale OBJ.
B~alickiego Postanowiono: a) Do sta
1yoh stosunkow Rzadu Centralnego z
Wydz, Wyk. wyznaczyc Reprezentanta
W osobie oh. FIJI. Jabiohskiego, redak-
tora ,,Zgody". By Postanowienia Rzadu
Ce~ntralnego W sprawach og6lniejszej
natury komunikowa6 Wydzialowi
Wyk. W odpisach z protok6{u posie-
dzsh Rzadu Centr. q Wydzial Wyk.
re swej strony ob~owiazany jest zawia-
damia6 Rad Centr. o wazniejszyoh
uchwa}ach swych.
OProcz zalatwienia powyAej omowio-
nych sprax ma Sejmie Cleveland, il
Delegaci nasi ma mityngach, zgroma,
dzeniach publicznyoh i wiekszych to-
warzyskich zebraniach - W Chicago,
South Bend, Grand Rapids, Detroit,
Buffalo, Filadel6i, Baltimore, Shame
kin, Nanticoke i Nowym Yorku, wsze-
die W Przem6wieniach swych pred
stawiali i wyjssniali program polityki
obrony czynnej, znaczenie terazniejsze
i przyszle Skarbu Mar. oraz organiza.
eye jego; p~oduosili nadto znaczenie
oswiaty i P~otrzebe szerzenia takowej;
dalej z~alecali zadanie stowarzyszeh
psokolich" utrzymywanie stosunkow
ze ,Zwiazkiem Soko}ow" we Lwowie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16

UPraszamy Zarzady Zwiazkow Okre.
gowych, GruP ! Towarzystw o przygo.
towanie sic do wysiania delegatow ma
Zjszd Przedstawicieli Zwiszkow Okre-
gowyoh, odbyc sic msjacy W p~ierwszej
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16

Zawiadamiamy Was niniejszem, O.
bywstele, re W obcbodzie ziozenia serca
KoSciuszki ma zamku Rapperswylskim
Zwia1ek Wychodztwa przyjmowa} u
dziaf przez obecnos6 Prezesa Wydz.
Wyk. OBJ. P6Ik.Z. Miikowskiego, sekre-
TARA wv. Mar. We Francyi OBJ. L. by.
gaia, sekretarza Nv. Pol. W Szwajcaryi
OBJ. J. Ssohczewskiego ] Prezesa Tow.
Pol. W Zurychu OBJ. st. Buryana.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16

Gorace przyjecie, jake zgotowa1s
postePowa, demokratyczna Geese spoke.
czehstwa polskiego W Stanach Zjedn
ola Delegat6w naszych, oraz te zwiek.
szajace sic CO miesiac wplywy ma SIX
Mar. najlepiej dowodza, re misys
Posla Ora Lewakowskiego i OBJ. Balic.
kiego Powiodia sic najzupe}niej pomi.
mo zakulisowych usi}owah przeciwni.
kow. Najlepsza ma to ostatnie odpo.
wiedzia byiy uchwaly Sejmu XI i wy.
Dor Posiow- w}oscian do sejmu W Cali.
cyl. Los TAX zdarzy}, re jednoczesnie
W dwoch punktsch - W Malopolsce
W koloniach nsszych W Stanach Zjedn
-lud dowiodi ~wysokiego swego uoby.
w~atelnienia, wykazai, re umie bronit
praw swyoh, ze uoisku kleru ami szla.
chty ME zniesie, dalej re rozumie sws
obowiazki wzgledem Ojczyzny, re my.
si o niepodlegiosci Polski i ola ME
pracuje....
To mas, Obywatele, W tym smutnyu
roku, PrzyPominajacym ostatni rozbiol
RzeczyPospolitej, powinno napelnie o
tucha, dodsc bodzca do pracy....
Przez Ind ola ludu pracujmyz wy
trwale ola Polski, Litwy i RusiI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16
Zwiazek WychOdztwa PolskiegO.
Wydziaf WykOnawczy.

DO T'O,carzyst,o, Grip i cztonk6D
pojedyhczych.
SzANowNI OBYwATELR!
Jeszcze pred laty trzema Wydzial
Wyk. zwroci} byi uwage ma potrzebe
z~awiazania sta}ych stosunkow organi.
zacyjnyoh ze Zwiazkiem Narodowym
Polskim W Stauach Zjednoczonych
Pom. Am. Owozesnie czlonkowie
Wydz. Wyk. a g}ownie OBJ. prezes Il.
Balicki, przez ozeste listy Radon
Centralnym wv. Mar. Pol. oraz z wy.
bitniejszymi Rodakami W Amerycs ma.
wiazali nici sympathy p~omiedzy organi-
zacya nasza j wv. Mar. Pol. Nsstep-
stwem tego by}y starania, czynione
przez Wydzia}, ably ma Sejm X. wv T.
1889 wysia6 delegate cd Zwiazku ma,
szego, ME powiodio sic to jednak, i
obecny Wydzial, saraz pc objeciu u
rzedowania, poczyni} kroki, ably mysl
powzieta przez swych poprzednikow W
T. b. doprowadzic do skutku. Zapew-
niwszy sic jeszcze z samego poczatku
CO do bezinteresownego przyjecia obo-
wiazkow delegate przez posia Ora Ka-
rola Lewakowskiego, poczynil Wydzial
~starania, ably mogi jake drugi delegat
reprezentowac emigracye europejska b.
prezes Wydz. Wyk. oh. Il. Balicki. -
/ OTTO W sierpniu RIB. oh. OBJ. X. Lewa-
kowski j Il. Balicki wyruszyli do Gle.
veland, ma Sejm XI Il. N. P.
Zadaniem 81. Delegatow by}o: al
zaciesnienie wez}a stosunkow wzajem-
nych pomiedzy Nv. Wych. wv. Mar
Pol; b. p~rzy&aczenie skarbu W Mil
waukee (zostajacego pod opieka Nv.
N. P) do skarbu deponowanego W
Rapperswylu. Co sic tyczy Skarbu, to
W informacyach j wskazowkach ola So.
Delegatow (rekopis znajduje sic W ar
cbiwum Wydz. Wyk.) powiedzianem
bylo: yChodzi nam o PREY iaczenie Sksr.
bu, zostajacego pod opieka u. N. p, "
zasadzie wyrazajace sic przez: a) PREY.
jecie Ustawy Skarbu Mar. Pol; By p}a.
Genie do Skarbu Mar. W Rapperswylu
procentu, chociazby minimalnego,
Waznem jest ME ~pomnozenie funduszu
W depozycie o 5000 z CORA dolarow
ale moralne ma opinia publiczne wraze.
ME, jake nieochybnie wyniknie, gdy
nastapi orzeczenie poiaczenia ma pod.
stawie ustawy, ktora sic Komisya Mad
zorczs rzadzi. To rzecz giowna j mai
w~azniejsza, zapewniajaca zysk idei
tkwiacej W Skarbie Mar. przez zboldo
wanie ola niej oganizacyi tax p~owazne.
jska jest Zwiazek Narodowy Polski".
w mysl powyzszego 81. Delegac
postepowali j otto rezultatem ich zabie
gov So nastepujace uchwa}y, zapadie
ma Sejmie XI Nv. N. p:
I'll. Zebrani ma Sejmie XI przedsta
wiciele u. N. P. pc diugich, sumien
nych ! wyczerpujacych debatacb, pc
wzieli uchwa}e, ably uznac Skarb Marc
dowy Polski, ziozony Muzeum Marc
J dowem Rapperswylu, "a iedyny
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16
DARMO KSIAZKA

% stronniel Ola metczyzn 1 kobiet, dotknletych cier-
pieniem sekretnemi, chociazby bardzo zadawpione-
PIzyelijcie ? Gently W xnaczkach poetic wych dis O
Pfacenia porta. ksi4zka bardzo ciekawa / pozyteczpa-
ok HATHAWAY q CO.. ~ Dearborn St, Chicago.
wv. n-1-Q6l
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16
GL0wNA KwATERA
Zwi4zku SOkOf6w POlskicb

stanach z3ednoczonych Pom. Am.
" hall Pufaskiego 800 s. Ashland ave. Chicapo. I'M.
Uprasza sic vice wszelkie listy 1 korespondency
nadsyfae pod powykszym adreeem.
Przesyfd pieniezne tyczsce sic Zwiaxku rscxs brt
prxesyfane na imie skarbuika Antoniego Groenvsid.
90 Holt ave. JAN j. CHRZANOwSKI, sekr. fan
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16
Zbratanie narOd6w.

<Odczyt posia dra Karola Lewakowskiego
miany W Zwiazku acknowledgement TX.
dzielnicy We wiedniu).
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
VIRGINIA GOLDBUGS.
They Will Hold Convention in Rich
mond To-day.

Richmond, August 26-Delegates to
the gold standard Democratic State CON
vention, which will meet in this CITY to-
morrow began to arrive this evening
Indications point to II large attendance
representing almost every city end town
in the State and many of the counties
In view of the short time available for or
ganizing the new party, it was found i'm
practicable To give much attention to the
work of organization, except in the cities
The result of the movement, however. has
been very satisfactory to its promoters,
the sentiment in favor of the gold stand
ard having been found To be much stron-
ger than was expected Among the dele
gates who are expected are many who
have hitherto been among the most active
workers in the Democratic party. Pc
tersburg will send thirty delegates.
Lynchburg will have strong delegation,
as Will Norfolk and other towns
The convention will meet at III o'clock
IN the Academy of Music, and will be
called to order 10y Mr. Joseph Bryan, edi-
tor OF the Richmond Times.
1t is understood that Mr.. Alexander
Hamilton, prominent lawyer, of Peters
burg, will be temporary chairman.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

Philadelphia, August 26.-Accordino
10 TWO cablegrams received in this city
last night, the steamer Laurada, which
sailed from this port for Cuba on August
D, landed one of the most formidable fiji
clustering expeditions yet shipped Tn
Cuba, and then landed at Port Antonio
Jamaica.
The first news of the arrival of the Iau-
rada was cablegram received from port
Antonio by Captain John ID. Hart. an
nouncing the arrival of the steamer Mt
that port and also the bursting of three
oolier tubes y few minutes later n
cipher dispatch was received by the leader
OF the Cuban junta in this city. that the
Laurada had landed her immense cargo
on the southern coast of Cuba, in Santa
Clara province. The dispatch also told
that the Cubans aboard the shin had
landed with the cargo and that Cant
Iessa Darmo, who was in command of
the expedition, sent greetings to his COM
patriots in the United-.States.
The cargo of the lilibustering craft CON
sisted of 5000 pounds of dynamite. in
slX-lnch sticks, eleven field guns, four
cannon and seven Cuttings and a quantity
OF ammunition and nearly 200 men
Upon the arrival OF the Laurada at Port
Antonio an examination of the vessel
was made by the British authorities. hut
nothing contraband of war was found
Inc vessel Will remain several days for
repairs and then take on load of fruit
for Wilmington, Del
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
THE GREAT RELAY RACE

New York, August 26.-(SpeciaD -The
great New York Journal relay race from
san Francisco to New York, began at p.
IN. yesterday. The Devaney children
rode tandem from the Examiner Office to
the ferry to deliver the message to the
Official carrier They made the two
miles in two minutes-the--fastest time
ever made by anybody on tandem. The
relay man is to pass Salt Lake Mt - mid
night tonight, and from all reports he is
on time. There is great excitement
among wheelmen as to this race, and all
along the line of bicycle dealers there is
much enthusiasm. The New York Jour
nal bulletin boards are besieged by great
crowds. viii send The Times full
official reports Tomorrow Z
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
NO LONGER A DAZZLER.

London, August 26.-The Globe refer.
ring to the political campaign in the Uni
ted States expresses the opinion that
avoidance Of spread eagleism" by Major
Mckinley and Mr.. Bryan may be accepted
as "a sign that the Monroeism advocated
by Messrs. Cleveland and Olney no longer
dazzies American minds.n
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
He Sends HIS LETTER ADRIFT
M'KINLEY INVEIGHS AT LENGTH
AGAINST SILVER.

He Says This Government Cannot, Alone,
Raise Silver to Parity With Gold at
Ratio of 10 to /, Although He For
gets to State That This Same Govern
ment Demonetized Silver and Cut the
Price Nearly in Half-A Long Story
of Generalities.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
FAILED FOR ABOUT 100000
a. 7. STEWARDS OLD STORE Is
CLOSED UP.

Hilton, Hughes Sc Co., the Big New York
Dry Goods Firm, Makes an Assign
ment Without Preferences-The Bus
mess Was Being Carried on Without
Profit-The Liabilities Are Very
Large, But the Assets Will Probably
Cover Them.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
SHE WON THE MATCH.

Toledo, Ohio, August 26.-The Cana
dian yacht Canada defeated the chal-
lenger Nencedor to-day and won the in
ternational race. The Defender won by
20 seconds time allowance, after "a
pretty a contest as was ever sailed on
Lake Erie.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT f

Why rent pianos when you can buy on
as easy terms of payment as you would
pay rent? Hobbie Piano Co. have large
stock of secondhand pianos in perfect or
der, which they are selling at 80 per
month, without interest Call and see
them
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
4 VERY SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION
THE CUBANS RECEIVE HELP FROM
THE UNITED STATES.

The Laurada Has Landed One of the
Most Formidable Expeditions Yet
Shipped to ,Cuba-The Steamer Sue
ceeded in Evading All the Authorities.
and Carried to the Cuban Patriots an
Immense Amount of War Material
and 200 Men.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
BEFORE An AUDIENCE OF 10000
MIR. BRYAN MAKES A SPEECH AT
ROCHESTER.

The Peoples Champion Makes Another
Mastery Exposition of His Position
on the Issues of the Political Situa
ton That Are Now ConfrontingIthe
People-He is Listened to with
Marked Attention and is Given Great
Applause.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
ENDORSED BY POPULISTS.

st. Cloud, MINI, August 26.-The
Populist Congressional convention for
the Sixth district has unanimously en-
dorsed Chas. y. Towne, the Duluth free
silver Republican Congressman.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
The Best Men
in the World

ARE THOSE IN WHOM THE ELEMENTS
TRUE MANHOOD ARE COMBINED
THE BEST PROPORTIONS. THE
-BEST PIANOS AND ORGANS
THE WORLD ARE THE WORLD
STETFF AND HAINEs
IS PIANOS AND EsTEY AND
ORGANS, COMBINING AS
THEY DO ALL THE BEST QUALITIES
TOUCH, TONE, POWER, WORKMAN
ship AND DURABILITY, BACKED UP
MANY YEARS AND THE UNQUALI-
FLED ENDORSEMENTS OF THE LEAD
MUSICIANS ALL OVER THE
PRICES AND TERMS TO
SUIT ALL. CATALOGUES FREE. II,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

The United States Government reports
show Royal Baking Powder superior to
all others.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
81 ~s'. FREE SILVER WINS.

Odessa, Mo, August 2G.-Ex- Mayor
William S. Cowherd, of Kansas City, was
nominated by the Democrats OF the Fifth
district in convention here. He is-a pro
nounced free silver man.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

Canton, Ohio, August 26.-Maj. Will
liam Mckinley's formal letter, accepting
the Republican nomination for President,
was issued to-day. The following is a
liberal abstract, in which the salient
points are given literally:
To Hon. John NJ. Thurston and Others,
Members of the Notification Commit
tee of the Republican National Conven-
finn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-14

did any honest work. and l doubt II he
ever intends to. And yet there are boys in
this town who today regard Sleepy
Burk as q hero
In this as in similar emergencies the
Chicago woman looms forth Srardiy. She
is lot to he intimiiated by any '.long
man" or '.short man., nor will she tame
ly submit TO robbery and insult while her
legs and lungs hold out. The hold up man
and petty thief has run up against many
plucky women in Chicago. As a rule he
has found them pretty hard customers to
tackle.
Mrs. T. L. Brown is one of the women
who have distinguished themselves. She
chased u thief who snatchcd "a box of Jewels
in her fathers store and created such u
commotion on the street that he was
caught. Mrs. j. q. Wells is another. She
saw a man stealing lap robe from her
buggy and hravely grappled with him He
broke away from her grasp, but she pur-
sued and caught him and held on till
policeman came to her assistance Miss
Holten, a guest of the Chicago Beach no.
tel, awoke one night and saw q man leav-
ing her room. She pursued him, making
an outcry that aroused several of the board
ers The thief ran to the servants quar-
tiers, where he was captured. Miss Hol-
tens diamonds were found in his posses
SION Miss Ida Hansen was held up by
three mon on the street, who took her
pocketbook, containing Sli. When they
started to run away, she caught one of
them by the coattiils and held on till he
shot her in Tie leg. l am gl..d to say the
wound WIS only Il slight one.
One evening last April Mrs. ". +. Cal
vert found IL man under her bed. Instead
of faintins, sine grabbed him by the shout
ders and proceeded to drag him out. An
exciting struggle followed, the man strik-
ing Mrs. Calvert several times over the
head with revolver, but she hung on I'M
til assistance came. / might quote n dozen
similar cases, but no further evidence is
needed to show the courage of the Chicago
woman. IRISTRAM SuANDY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-14

the people that willie they watched her she
had been with the lady angels" i'll the
streets of silver and gold. The people
marvelcd mt what she said. She had COM
muned with the saints; she must he saint
herself. Forthwith she was hailed as
Santa Teresa de Cabora Caiorl is the
small township in which the Urea ranch
Is situated. Thousands of Yaquis came 20
be ministcred TO-
The Iaquis arc not Indians. They are
scmicivilizcd descendants of the Aztecs.
They are tickle, suspicious, rcvcngcful and
supcrstitious. lnasmuch as -cnlattgr in
Colorado among Americans succeeded in
crSatinga belief in his miraculous powers
Santa Teresa : influence among the laquis
Is not unnatural
The scene of her first operations was at
her humble home III the heart OF the Sierra
MEdrc range. Hundreds of ignorant Mex
leans went on long pilgrimagos to see her,
ana the excitement grow so intense that u
large uprising Of her followers was threat
cncd. Tie Indians and Mcxicans purchas-
cd arms and ammunition and were max
ing preparations To- follow their so called
saint in Il revolution against the govern
mcnt when the authorities intorposcd. y
large detachment Of soldiers was sent TO
quoil the impending uprising and TO make
the girl prisoner. This body of soldiers
had u hard time carrying out their pro-
gramnc.
The followers Of the girl rnasSct. them
selves around her mountain home and de-
iiri the soldiers 10 lay hands Oh her. The
excitement grew rapidly, and several thou
tlnd fanatics went 10 the defense of the
s&int Bloodshcd was only avcrtcl tv an
overwhelming force of troops Icing sent to
tn assistance of the FIRST detachment. and
the girl was fo-cibly made :: prisoner and
her followers Dispersed she was rlaccd
ON board - a train. and acco;ip .n;ci 10y a
strong guard OF soldiers Was escorted TO
the United states border and left in tie
town Of Noyalc>.
| When the armed body OF fanatics learned
o. this trick, they turned their marching
direction toward Nogalcs and arrived at
the new home Of the outcast after weeks Of
hard travel The girl lived in Nogalcs fnr
scveral months and was an attraction dur
Ing that time for hundreds ct visitors from
all parts OF northern Mexico. She con-
tinued to perform, free Of charge, many
! wonderful curs Of the sick and crippled
/ Then came the news of the Tomochic In
dian massacre by Mexican soldiers IN the
mountains of the state of chihuahua and
that santa Teresa was at the head of the
column OF rcbcllious Indians wnen they
made their desperate charges upon the SCI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-14
INDIANS FIRE WATER,
The Beverage That I.as Been Responsible
For Many Apache Outbreaks,

TiZwin is the intoxicant produced among
the most uncivilizcd Indian tribes, that
live away up in the mountains, over 200
miles from civilization, on the bortlerland
between Arizona and Mexico 1t is made
from the fruit of the giant cactus of the
hot deserts of the southwest territories,
known us sahuara fruit. Tizwin is in
common use or abuse among the southern
Arizona Indian tribes. AS soon as the
fruit ripens the squaws and children travel
miles over mountain and plain to gather
IL in large baskets, which they carry on
their heads.
The gathered fruit is deposited day by
day at n common center, where il is pressed
ard the juice collected into large earthen
ollas, where modicum of water is added
These olias are stored in closed dark
room, where a slow fire is kept up for sew
cral days, until the liquid begins to show
foam on top, which is a sign that il is fer
Inenting. 1t has then attained the desired
Intoxicating power, and word passes from
mouth to mouth and from village 10 vii
lage
As soon rs the welcome news arrives all
hands knock off various other kinds OF
ioafing and hasten to the Irwin camp to
put in their time arotfd the improyiscd
bafroom, SIMPLIFYING themselves with ire
quent drafts OF the liquor and dancing or
fighting between drinks. The Orgy con
tinueS night and day until tine supply is
exhausted, and by this time the passions
Of the Indians, naturally fierce and cruel,
having been intlamed hundrcdfOld, some
one III the crowd uttcrs a warwhOop, and
they leap on their ponies and are OFF On a
raid against the whites.
The Apache at best is but devil, but
when his blood is heated with Irwin the
father of evil himself is refined gentle
man in comparison.
As sahuara fruit ripens only once a year
it is u whole twelvemonth between drinks
with the Indians, and all their worst out
breaks have occurred in the Irwin camp
The old settlers have good reason 70 re-
member Irwin time and its regular recur-
renee every summer. To them 1t recalls
many fierce outbreak of the bloodthirsty
ApacheA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-14

iicrs- Size s1;le white ho:sc and was at
all times during the battle in tie thickcsr
OF the fight.
She WAS taken prisoner by the govern
rlcEt troops and conveyed to the city of
chihuahua. Her wonderful power seemed
to exert "a charmed influence over Tic err-
eminent authorities, for, instead of melting
o'It to her the usual punishment foT such
oiienses, they again sel.t her across the Dor
der into the Unitct; States with the iniucc-
tioE never to return 70 Nic-ico again
Santa Teresa thc.. took up her residence
in small town ON the Texas side OF the
river near IL Paso ana lived quic. life
for several months. IN tic carly part OF
last st.m:ucr she set cut down tie river.
visiting a number Vi small towns. making
know. her Wonderful lower in each place.
In the course Of q few weeks she lad col
lcctad q crowd Of several hundred ignorant
Mexicans around her, and accompanied by
these followers she crossed the river into
Mexico and Unclaimed; another revolution
| against the Mexican government The
sOlGicrs at the frontier POSTS Of Mexico at
tempted Il Cisporse the mob of fanatics,
and n numhc- Of sharp skir,2iishes occur
| red. each OF which resulted IN Il victory for
Santa Teresa Finally larger force of sol
dies was sent from the city 81 Chihuahua.
and these were successful in dispensing the
so called gCvclutiou!sts. Santa IeTcs.. fed
HcrosS tho river and took refuge with
friend; IL Teas. She then proceeded to
FL Pasc, where she remained for several
months. y few week, ago she again { lis
| anI"arcd and i row 1t The head OF another
army OF fanatics who believe size Is i saint
delegated 10y divine win IL lead them to
victory in Il war against the Mexican gov
! crumeut.
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MISS CLAERAGE.

nell, and whcn they overlook the fugitive
Miss Clarragc accused her of trying to
wreck hcr fathers home, denouncing her
in such loud tones that q crowd soon gath.
cred.
Miss Trimmer broke away, and the Clar.
RACES followed, lodging vehicles, pedes-
TRANS and cutting corners till they finally
Correred her again. Then Miss Clarrage
grabbed a whip from the hand Of driver
who was standing by and began to lay the
lash about the head OF Miss Trimmer, who
shricked with pain as she felt the stings.
Tho dressmaker attempted to retreat; but
not being able to escape the whip, she clos
ed in on her assailant, and lively tussle
cnsucd forrossession of the weapon. When
Edward Clarrage intcrfcrcd, the whip was
broken and both women were tired enough
to suspend hostilities.