davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-05
MASSACHUSETTS, FLOOD.

VI z NTI T 10 It IVVD.
Springfield, Mass. March AL West
crn Massachusetts suffered by floods to-
day. the great and sudden thaw of the
past two days causing the rivers to over
flow their banks and sending the ice
down stream on the swift current.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-05

washington, March 3.-The treasury
today lost S43,5O in gold coin and S1S,-
200 in bars, leaving the true amount Of
the reserve Sl2l 1897 ,202.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-05
COTTON SPECULATION-I

COTTON SPECULATION-lf you are
interested i'm speculation, write for our
little book on the subject Speculation
and How to Trade" which will be sent
free to any applicant. Cotton and grain
futures bought and sold on limited mar
gins. C. i. Van Wrinkle n Co., X. 49,
o36 In Sale ST., Chicago.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-05
kIIIEn Az RONSE.

Roysc. Tex. March 3.-CSpcciall-,O.
A. Chamberlain was killed here TINS
morning about $3.50 by j. ID. Machh' IN
quest not yet held. Sheriil ana posse cap
turnd Nnclin i'm Sabine bottom.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-05
EVA BOOTH KISSED


Colonel Nicol led a meeting of the Sal
yation Army at Cooper Union tonight.
Inc large hall was crowded and friends
OF Darlington Booth and his wife were
evidently in the majority.
Colonel Nicoll and Miss Booth were
greeted with Kisses as they assembled the
platform, and it was at least 10 minutes
Defore order could be restored. On the
platform were nearly a hundred officers,
but III the hall very few Salvation Army
uniforms were to be seen.
Inc supporters of Miss Booth determin
ca that she should not be Kissed down.
Every officer on the platform jumped up,
Ccheereed and waved handkerchiefs wild,
y, while the drummers vigorously heat
the sheepskin and the bardsmen and
lassles shook and ratified their instru-
mentS.
MISS Booths pale and pathetic face
ana almost fearful appeal for rcsnectful
nearing, however, shut off all opposition
ana her audience heard her quietly TO the
NY dear comrades, have a full reali-
m .a ana 4. deep appreciation of the great
l li God has placed on NV
shoulders in allowing me to take com,
,ihiIu OF n, the army, if only for a little
- Nv 'ohlHlanu given was to mo
ar period of great sorrow, a season nf
great distress. 1t was the last tbing 7
1lad contemplated. | had prenarcd 70
ieave you and country, the mission 7 " wa no
~ perform was completed and 7 wos
ABOUT ,,.Sni TO depart to take my old command nd
mnen an order was received from '' tbs,
general that | was to jump into the hroa , nb
anu take command. l am a stran@er IN N
s s0mf IN MIDST 1,, l stand here alone, but
some OF you are not strangers to mo F fou
Z nave heard that you were with ie' t tHo
cause us of Christ and though the ~, dnv the ne
e uhiI ana cloudy you will not desert the be
snip When beaten by the temnest , one
careful hearing '' VIII give me a
M Mss IS Booths appeal assured her Of +b;s
anu she went on to deliver an ea ,, oi 'llls
hh Or but during its delivery my en-
vo tnere was the usual singing Of Ga,
h hmtion Army songs after the add IT. sai-
ou$ everything passed off quietly ri e'ses'
oo No woman was ever disann oi,s :;
>''N'Hs win Dr. Prices Baking Powder III
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-05
IL BALLINGTON BOOTH.
MAUD b. BOOTH.
RANK AND FILE INTERESTED


New York, March 1.-The announce
ment that Mr.. and Mrs. Ballington
Booth would head a separate religious
movement interested large body of the
officers as well as the rank and file of the
Salvation Army in this city today. Few
members of the army are willing to ex-
press openly their feelings towards the
new movement, but it was plain from
their demeanor that their old leader had
still the strongest hold on their affections
and most of them will, in the event of
separate movement, follow his lead.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-05
RRENHAM RuDGET.

Pure. strong and quick in action is
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-05
TREASURY STATEMENT

Pie crust made with DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is simply superb.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-05

CLEVELAND RETURNS.
New York, March 3.-Mr. Cleveland
returned to Washington tonight.
, 1896-01-22

of Wales has accepted the invitation to attend
the coronation of the Gar in May next,
A despatch from the Madrid correspondent
Of a London paper reports that General
Polavieja advised Senior Canovas, the Pre-
mier, TO arpoipt General Weyler rs Captpin
General OF Cuba. and that the latter viii sail
for Havana on Saturday next.
New York Jany. 2l&t.-Latest adviees
from South Africa report that the Beers have
now released the majority Of their prisoners.
bail Of two thorsand pounds sterling being
accepted for each.
DR. Jameson and his officers are row en-
route to Natal.
A despatch from the Cola Coast Colony
states hat King Prempeh Of Ashanti and his
relatives will be taken to Cape Coast Castle
as hostages for the payment of an indem-
nifty.
London news announces that the Admiral
ty denies the report that the flying squadron
Is destined for any locality menacing the
United States.
Washington news reports that Senator
DAVIS resolution Of Saturday applies Mon
roeism to Canals and Islands IS we'll as to
the Continent.
London journals express renewed irritation,
and the New York press criticize the resolu-
ton unfavorably as being untmeIy. unneces-
sary and inexpedient. The failure of popular
support deprives Senator Davis's violent
expressions of any significance.
, 1896-01-22
A NEW BOOK.

"'AS IsLAED OF The SEA BY Chas. Edwin
Taylor, MD. F.RG.S."
Under the above title appears the latest
literary production Of our esteemed fellow
townsman, who has kindly sent us a compli-
mentary copy, and for which we thank
him.
The title page indicates its contents de-
scriptiyo of the Past and Present Of St,
Thomas, OWL; and some reference is also
made to st. Croix. Although the book is
made up of short notes Of the history Of St.
Thomas, and with which we are all more or
less familiar, still for reference it cannot
fail to have interest, while for people abroad
who may like to know events that have
occurred here within the past couple of
hundred years Gan Island Of the Sea- is
invaluable.
The cover of the book is suggestive Of
a tropical island, and the Ietter.press and
illustrations are nicely printed. ST. Tkoma
1idsade.
, 1896-01-22
THE LATE BISHOP JACKSON.

The following is the address given by the
Rev, w. f. Oliver Vicar of St.Mary, Ealing,
at the funeral of the late Bishop on 29th No
VENDOR.
cannot refraiu-before concluding this
last Service in the Church over him, who
now lies in the majestic beauty of death-I
cannot refrain from speaking a few words.
But | feel, in a moment like this, the utter
inadequacy of language tc express my own
deep feeling Of loss, and how the life of us
all, who were privileged to know Bishop
Jackson, is made poorer by mis- passing away.
The residence Of such a man in our midst has
been an uplifting power, and q sanctifying
influence. To know him was a spiritual
education; to know HIM was to love him, to
admire him, to revere him.
He bore the white flower of a blameless
life, and he won his way into our hearts by
the potency Of an unfailing kindness of gem
tlest sympathy, aud the magnetism of a
charming personality. In him was mani
tested in a rare degree the full maturity of
Christian excellence, The beauty of his face
was only the outshining of the redeemed
Soul within, which mirrored the blessed
Spirit of the Divine Master.
II has been my privilege for the last ten
years to Know Bishop Jackson very intimate
ly, and | am sure | only express the thought
of my reverend brethren, when I say, that he
was ever ready to help us with his counsel,
aud support us with his prayers. We felt in
going to him, that that sanctifed life Of his
was not only an inspiration, but his words
were weighted with the wisdom which burns
with a steady glow, because it was lit at the
foot of the cross.
And not only to the Clergy, but to all his
many friends il Ealing,he had endeared him
self by a winning affability, and an unaf-
fected piety No one could pass away from
, 1896-01-22

among us more heartily beloved, and more
universally respected.
For slxty-oue years an ordained Minister
and for thirty five years a Bishop. Of the
Church of God, he laboured until advancing
age crept 1poa him IN those far of West India
eIes,"ltI artre enthusiasm ia the cause ottne
Master; and attained great Influence by those
Cruces Of i Chrlstly life, which vas felt as q
spiritual force which made for righteousness.
IN fnilness Of years he retired from active
work in Tue Diocese Of Antigua, and took UP
AIS residence here. And in the mellow light,
as the evening shadows heightened, he labour-
ed with that selfdenial which was 50 con
splcuOuS IN him. and through his e~xertions he
raised Il large fund Tor the endowment of his
impoverished Diocese, and also purchased an
episcopal residence for his successor. Thus
God graclousIy gave him to tultI his deares.
wish, and suffered him to finish his LIES
work. Feltr opportunitate morris. And now
he has fallen on sleep. as one Of our greatest
writer says:-"Aboye all believe it. tile
sweetest canticle is Naao Dimittis. when a
man hath Obtained worthy ends and expecta-
tons"
He has passed away in the fitness Of
Christian hope, In Millou's beautiful phrase
"A death like sleep,
a gentle flung to eternal life,
No earthly elinging,
40 lingering gaze,
Ne strife at parting,
No sore amaze.
But sweetly. gently,
He passed away
-. 1 ed.
, 1896-01-22
ALCOHOL FROM WASTE MOLASSES-
A SUBSTITUTE FOR PETROLEUM.


The recent invention Of the incandescent
lamp sr incandesoent burner for gas Jets is
a new and striking illustration of the far
reaching effects which sometimes follow a very
simple experiment in its application to
various industries.
The now incandescent lamp has already paid
large dividends to its manufacturers
1t seems to offer unexpected and most
welcome aid to gass light in lis struggle with
the electric light. 1t seems that it may
assist the sugar industry by making possible
the use of alcohol burners for household use
instead of petroleum flames. Ard it has al
ready entered the arena of politics and has
attracted the attention Of statesmen.
A chemist recently observed that the min
eral, monazite, is infusibIe in the fame Of
a blow, pipe. This simple observation was
the basis of the new incandescent lamp. An
infusible, solid substance when heated to
incandeScence gives light of great steadinesS
and brilliancy. A gas or vapor in burning
gives great heat, but only a feebly luminous
light. AS an illustration, the oxhydrogen
fame gives neat so intense that rock crystal
may be liquefied, thick platinum wire may
be melted and may be partially volatilized,
and the stem of a clay pipe may be melted
into an enamel like bead, yet the oxhydrogen
fame gives but little light. Bat if an
infusible substance, as lime, or as monazite,
be suspended in the fame, it becomes white
hot;that is is heated to incandescence, and it
, 1896-01-22

dIed miles
An alcohol lomn oives GREAT bAat vat +
gives bus little liGht0 But if soma infHsible
iucombustibIe sgbSr,nce he finely novdorei
and sifted upon fbe Hama the solid particles
are at once hpatal 10 inc,uJasoenca ana tho
alcohol flame flashes into vivid lioht.
The observation that tbn mineral monazita
is infa>iblp IN \ blnw-nina fame snnoasted
its Il a. il. cas- i4ts ar bu,nars usino nr3inary
Eliminating Gas. 1t was found that bv nsin@g
a .hood" or "sto.kinu" which is imnrer-
mated with fine particles Of nonazite oven
:i' ~ n'n''' ."' I'S4C was very m"cl
'"'P.o'0" M '''''''"e'' "Hi'0"eSS al" Slo"ol'
~ a.. -
IN ,.inr iTI.,,;n ta"9 : ~.'''''1og0tO amp
$500 .I'.t.I 80 TWI77''0" ~ "'"P-
"'te0t"ol ''"'PS' We H''Ve nF'o "
I'N.' - nc "o" t"'""'cSeGn' "icoioi
.N1I " = = ION, = We MY Amer
~, F.. "' pe I.
- ''1.'S' ne 3I'''ioI N'Po[ 70
: i"'0 I" '4.''''' TSeil' 100" q "o''""
49, ,o', WI" l"o e'ol"s IKE an inverted
: = ~ i''Aa > = 'n|' 'H1 TWO
- . .1's,.t I ~ ~ "Y'". \ WIGS Is
49, y !. - '',! ""ue iie''n 'no
"Hi y P:'J1, +" 9''p'o S'i"I5", '"pe H''" "
- =. ~ ,'o n""' AS
oI,,.a L..; " to"E 'm
at ,Lo. L.,I H. - ~ y "iit II l"iIeS
80 - : : n'S7I''i0 ~ ~ arm
"Ia ~ P%L,9s = - : ND n.'e On 'ilo PIPER
osn H., iIn;+oI ~ NV - " t ""e.7 II
en- ~ '5'''e"' 70 quoheh tho llght 1t IS
Iai33v M am, = tn ~ ut.,o "lcN
aoII p !" ~ 9e'>
NM 9aLa,a - o. = o. ~ ''o II
nsoI = nhat oo1T@I ~ So ~ H"i"
aany obaYuaI sri.;. S"i:'! ! : " o'Iem'-
80 'ov ia Ma 1P4,S, - "p9S ""D nave
sYirit i bnrdan9oJ " -" o'"'l"ry
This new incandescent alcohol lamp has
been personally examined by the Emperor of
Germany and he is said to have remarked IN.
on the possibilities it offers of opening a now
and large field for the consumption Of spirit,
which is, i'll a literal sense, Just now a drug
on the market. In 1885 Germany imported
49,, 900 tons Of petroleum. IN 1898 765 600
tons. In the past ton years the increase Of
imports of petroleum is estimated ut 1850 nor
cent, while the decrease of exports of sDirit
amounted to 2I per cent in the same period
This state of aft airs would seem to ms.
tify the interest which is taken in the new,
iucaudescent alcohol lamp. which NAV make
it possible to use alcohol lamls rs a substi-
tutc for petroleum burners. The German
government RECOGNIZES the policy of axemnt.
ing "dandturalized' alcohol: that is. spirit
which has been rendered unfit for any nsa
,-.1.4 ..I 80 l
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04
Je na prodej.

V jednom chicagskem liste objevil
Sc vpondelf dopis,v nemz pisatel ma
bfrf Sc na prodej "a castku, "a kite
roua otrokem stAti Sc slibuje tie
bas toho nejhorsfho rlo6inu dopu.
stiti Sc uvoluje. V dop.se SVEN
pfie nAsledovnf: ga $4,000 pro.
dam sebe kafdemu, kdo otroka po-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04

Jest neoby6ejnou v6ci zv6deti G
osobach, dosahnpvsfch tax vysokeho
veku jako panf Emyle Hyde Grin
nell, zdravf takove jako jeff dosici
Ice ponze tenn, kdoz pouziji ysech
prostfedk6, ably t6lo zdravem stavu
udrzeli.
Nebude sc tudiz nikdo diviti, kdyz
bystrozraka stafenka tato, iejfz pa
met smysly jsou tax 6il6, iako
kdykoliv, chce, aby iini Paine.hv
Celery Compound pouzili.
Pant Emyle Hyde Grinnell zroze
ma byla dne 8. 6ervence 1896 Ben
ningto1, Vt, a zije nynf Sc svou
vnu6kou, man2elkou Martina Fowle
ra, Colchester, VT, krasnem TO
mestecku bliae Fort Ethan Allen.
'otec jeff byl rolnikem a drzitelem
hotelu az do sveho snatku lila ma
farm6. Panf Grinnellova natrpf zad
nymi nepravidelnostmi velksho start.
Vstava 6asne rama, pracuje do
macnosti a k6ykoliy tomu pocaaf
dovoluje, vyide 81 ven. Zrak ma
tax dobrS, ze Sc mhze po cele hodiny
venovsti pletenf, hackovanf I. d.
Sleduje zaroven dennf udalosti
neobycejnSm zajmem a tvrdf, ze Sc
necftf mic starsf, ne2li mnoho rokti
zpet. Kdyby polovinu jeff let efta-
ifcf osoby teaiii sc nynejafmu jejimu
zdravi, mohly by Sc pokladati "a
Mela sedm ditek, 4 hochy
a 3 devcata, nichz dive dosud ziji.
Panf Grinnellova pfse:
Colchester, w., II. ri. 1895.
"Pa ne.dv Celery Compound byl
po nekolik mirulych rokti chranite-
em meho zdravf. Kdykoliv trpfm
bolestf neb ochuravfm, dodA mi ne
xolik davek tohoto leku dlevy a silly. |
Malo Zen, tfeba mladsich, test Sc TAX
iobremu zdravf jako ia; nam pfiro J
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04

zenou chnt jfdlu, obcerstvujici spa.
mex mohu vykonati pesky hodny
kus cesty, aniz bych Sc unavila. Lid6
jsou ptekvapeni mad mojf zivotnf
sflou pohybovanfm, kterGzto sou.
dim, isou vysledkem meho uzfvanf
Paine.ova Celery Compound. Wy.
le6il mne nezazivnosti jest mi
velkou pomhckou, kdyz SO cftfm pff.
lis unavena. Vase vdacna
Mrs. Emyle Hyde Grinnell.'
Paine dv Celery Compound Jest
zvlaate cennym zbuzovanf silly
ochable energie muza a zen v pokro-
cil6m staff. Jest to jeding lex, jens
hoden jest toho im6na, iakoato krve.
cistitel obcerstvoyatel nervstva a
jest lekafi v cel6 zemi vfele odporu-
covan pffpadecb, kde zapotfebf
nervstyu zregulovanf a telu byval6
silly.
Az dosud nepfedcilo no mic emo.
vuzbudovani seslabenych nervovych
tkaniv vracenf sfly ochablemu t9lu.
V mnoha pffpadech prudk6ho bolenf
blavy, nezazivnosti, neuralgia, po-
stradanf spanku t. d. zfskal soba
Paine hv Celery Compound povesr
pro svai rychIy pdsobiVY dcinek.
Vyl6denf podobna znama isou kaz.
dem m6stu visce We Spoj. Statech.
Pozoruhodna jeho moe mad nedu.
by spodiva rychl6m aamen6ni Wy.
silenych casti novymi v znovuosve-
zenf tech nejjemnejstch nitek tka.
niya nervov6ho. Phsobi ma chorobn6
caste tela ihned buduje znovu celou
soustavu sesflenfm cel6ho t6la. Jest
tedy Paine av Celery Compound ne.
ocenitelDym.
Dejte SWIM nervhm pfilezitost k
nsdrayenf cel6 telo nabyde zdravf
. sily. Uzfvejte Paine-hv Celery
Compound.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04
vow lpRAvy OOMACI.
~ svuiiss udaiostis


v Mitchell, 4. ~. vysolal feda.
stof famutbo dasopisa, Mcbride,
prof. sobt tskosd nepFAtslafsi, ie
obdaat soaetnt usnaIi a. neIlepaf,
dssopis Oh ntho vykoapiti . byli
volntmi taPIatiti ~ tiskArnu cenu
jasoasolis, ien aby nenAsidtah
osoby Ieho mssto - sbasilo. No
Bride byl voinfm tasopia vypfo.
dati, posIsdnt ehsili ai to ala
formysIiI . pfobIAail, ie "a iAdnou
oenn nes.toupi. TIN rotliceno OBJ.
daos.yo proti nAmn ton m6fou. ie
pondsIt iiskArna dayem Ida M
padens, piamo roshAseuo, liz ii.
skafsky fosbit Mcbride owl ornA
memo, pakli te DO 70 hodin mss,o
neopu.,f, fe na nejbIilstm s.roma
poy6sen bude.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04

t'ebola. l'tinim vie, tebo Il ka.
pee pfAti buis, dtiti - sko ossok,
neb IabiIi se, kdyt dive ' lsno
prosptch poIiat,ti Iaem A. dai lIada
ssbijet neb krkasi sam m 10 ~
rodpoyfm Nemys,ste, ie .em n
leneem, uebor neisem a lsem poate
nsbaien nsfad . pgatlsS anaky =
nam stafi6kon matka. ktsftt leo
Aich duh % stafk kglsna pFipfa
siti, jasm anil Snaiil Isam aa
btti pooiisfm . kaiddm tfptoim
bfatfs yidti Isem "a snaiil. 20
mlayy a ,AlamAai bvIo ma oim6
noa . HAD MIN sosdrnhem J.sm
tobo lii syt . remisl byoh, abycb
fontfgdoyAh nebyI Iesst vice ste
sranskfm ttmto asstem, Leo nam
matku = h yhli "a ssprodsl byot se
tieba pekla, kdyi saplsoeno a. TO
dostanu, nebof habe ns,dA go o po.
o,iyce 80 starsii. Jaem nynf pFiIis
chadfm, nsi abyoh d.ptohem 81
dAkem M viastnt ptsr slAti 80
mohl cekal Isem pttIis dIoubo 4
iaem proto nynl ma prodeI. Od
poysste ma nabfdku tato, mAts.li
penire q ehocte.li mne ii koapiti.
Slosu as6mu dostoIfm." /"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04
sebyI 4 tech bejarntch

V Marion. o.. vraoel ~ pom
deli ve6er Orlando Dsweese q ko.
stella ' prhyodu mlad6 jednd danny,
kdya Ia polednou na ossmal6m TO-
duom mfstd rastaven by. dy6ma
zakukleuci, ktefi ku vzdAni 40 q kn
obracenf kape- jei vyxvali. Leo
Deweese nebyl jednfm tech bo
jacnsch vytahnuv revolver, jed
nomu mich kuli do prson vpalil,
TAX 10 tento smrtelne rsn6n K zemi
40 skacel. Teprve pax sexnal, ze
jednalo Sc tn poahS zert a ze byli
TO diva nejlepsf jeho pfAtele, kteff
postrasiti jej chtdli. Zert sc jim
vsak nevyplatil, nebot jeden . mich
zaplatil to zivotem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04
Lehce vvvazla.

We Washingtonu uxnala Sc v
ntery slecna 4. Flagleroya, kteraz
minuleho leta jednoho kluka Ger.
rosskeho pfi trhanf jablek pfi-
stihla jej xastfelila, bSti yinnou
nAhodne a bezd6sne vrazdy a cd
seurena k pokute $500 a k tffho.
dinnemu vexenf.
Pro poruseni neutrality.
Y New Yorku oznameno titers,
ze noci dfadnfci celnf zabavili
zelezny parnfk Bermuda, pod
anglickou vlajkou plujfcf a Ii.
berty Islandu xakotveny a TO ma
tc-A klad6, an oprAvnene pode.
9, = 80, ze parnfk ten na pomoc
povstalcdm kubanskym vypravovan
Jest. Ma parnfku nalezal Sc znacny
podet Kubanc6, ii vsak pust6ni na
svobodu rat6eni pouxe vhdcov6,
mezi nimiz syn gen. Garcia, pfi
cema zAroveh | ctyry pytlfky Ella
itch pen6r zabaveny. vsichni "a.
t6enf obvin6ni porusenf IAken6
neutralitnfch q propust6ni ma svo-
bodu pod rarukou $4,000. Soud
M 3 bfezna. - Zkroveh !
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04

V Akron, o., prodana dters
We vefejne drasdd drAha New York,
Pennsylvania d Ohio a koupena
newyorskSm syndikAtem IA sl0,.
100000.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04

V Cedar Rapids, Ia, rahajen
v ponddlf jtvris narodnf sjerd
spolku maslain a syrafa. - SIexd
obeslAn vice iak 400 delegAty ne
vsech koncin zem6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04

Gaverner alabamsky vypsal v
pond6lf odmenu s400 ma Eat6enf a
usved6enf kaadeho dGastnfka mobu.
jfmz minuleho tsdne Montgome.
ry 6ernoch II. Williams lyneovAn
byl. Jelikoz lyncovanf nekolik set
osob se xd6astnilo a s40o "a usved.
cent kazdeho L mich nabfxeno Jest,
snad pfec najde Sc nekdo, kdo ku
sluabe 10 Sc propaj6f.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04

We 6tvrtek onnAmsno q Wash.
ingtonu, ~ yfbor an6moyny po.
slaoeh nshodlA dele 6ekati, Iostli
se presidentoyi We pro.pach kubAn
akSch poystaloh xakroditi rItbf, NJ.
bra 10 hodlA odporuditi pf,je,i re
solnce. kteroai by kongressm pro
hlasosAno bylo, 10 na Kub6 yAlks
panuje a president iAdAo by byl za
sydAnf proklamaee, k,croui by po.
vstalci m moe vAl6ioi uxnAyani byli
a kteroal poskytovana byla by Jim
prAya, mocnnstmi neutrAlnimi mo.
elm vAldicfm povinna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04
staska kreje

nafizeBa We stfedu Baltimore
nasledkem toho, 30 spolex xam6st.
navatelh odmftnul pfi.toupiti ma
pofadayek unie, ably ma dale W.
hradne jen clenoye unie zam6stna.
vani byli.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04

Ma ylAini sknasoni asanioi In
dian Head WashIngtonu skoaas
ny se sifadn nova IitS oceIoy6
ssfely Johbsonoyy o vtsIedak byl
piessspaIiefm. ssstipsIoovd s,iely
isko hrahkou profsriIy totii sedmi.
pslcoyoa deaka oeelovoa, akot /
duboyoa opofn a ~ stop upaoho
vana hIfny . kdyi pax yyk0pAoy,
shledAny tdmdf bea toho oeImenAi.
ho poskosenf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04
OMAHA NEBRASKA w srheou I. ssezsA 1896

podaiilo 80 diadhm spolkoygm a.
ehytoouti psfnf6ek "~transhsh", /,
"a ntmt TOO bedsu 80 sbfandmi q
hAboji se naltsaIo . ktefftto nA.
klad tepfyt po vyplati M w
sgk6 mole na "Ilefmadu" pge
Ioteu byli mel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-03-04

We Warren, Ark, u6inen dtefy
po poledni nerdafeny pokn. ma
oloupcnf banky Merchants q Plant.
era, pfi deni kasfr lehce a jedea .
prAy6 pfftomnych obcbodnikh tsice
porantn. 20 q. hodina vstoupiIi
do banky diva null, kteff revol
very rnkon kasfra kn y.dhnf 80
pfimeti oht6li, LED tyi misto vziani
SO ucbopil revolver a palbu po Ia.
pioich rahajl. Tito MIN n6kolik
ran vymdnili, pfi demz ka.fr do
ramene obohodnik jeden do
prsou postfelen, iedcu lnpi6d pax
take zasazen. Lupi6i dali 40 ia
ht6k a szdor tomu, ~ ihned promo
sledovani, nepodafilo se 10 do.
padnouti.