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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

Mr. H. c. Bruce, a brother was also
present.
The arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed but it is thought that
it will take place on Monday.
Mr. Blanche *. Bruce was born in
Prince Edward County. Va, March l,
1871 of slave parents The family to
which he belonged moved to Missouri
where Mr. Bruce lived until the beginning
of the war.
He had been taught to read and write.
and shortly after the beginning of the
war he attended school at Oberlin Col
lege, but on account of poor health was
compelled to abandon his studies. Henry
Ward Beecher urged him to study theol-
ogy, and to become a Congregationalist.
He felt that the profession did not suit
him. To supply some of his educational
deficiencies he employed professors for
years to give him private instructions.
At the close of the war he moved to
Mississippi, and entered actively INTO pol
itics. In 1870 he was elected sergeant at
arms of the State senate; in 1871 he was
appointed assessor of Bolivar County: in
1872 he was elected sheriff, and two years
later he was reelected to the same office.
Almost simultaneously he was elected
United States Senator for the full term
of six years During his senatorial term
he was chairman of the committee to in
vestigate the affairs of F'reedmen's Bank,
and, under bill introduced by him, the
affairs of that institution were closed up
and the bank building sold TO the Gov
eminent for $500. 900.
He was chairman of the Committee on
Mississippi Levees, and a member of the
Committees on Pensions and Manufac-
lures On various occasions, in the alb
| sence of the Vice President, he presided
over the Senate.
At the close of his senatorial term in
! 1881 President Garfield appointed him
Register of the Treasury, which office he
held for four years.
President Harrison appointed him Re
corder of Deeds for the District of CO.
Iumbia, which office he also held for four
years.
He was a professional lecturer. and dur
ing two years of President Cleveland 5
! Administration was on the platform, and
| travelled from ocean to ocean. He was a
| popular orator. and took an active part
| in every National campaign since the war.
Last year he was engaged in cotton
! planting at his home in Mississippi and
| suffered severely by the March Hoods,
which inundated the country in which he
| was operating.
| He was appointed Register of the Treas
/ ury by President Mckinley December 2
! last The appointment was not much of
! a surprise TO politicians. He had an UNI
! blemished record.
The most recent service of Mr.. Bruce
was in the Ohio campaign. He was IA
miliar with Ohio people and politics, hav-
/ In, oat tot b.,I
been there in nearly every Presidential
| campaign.
He was a man that was true to every
| trust.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

On the morning or February 20 1895.
1 was sick with rheumatism and lay in
bed until May 21st, when / got a bottle
of Chamberlains Pain Balm The first
application OF it relieved me almost en-
tirely from the pain, and the second AZ
forded complete relief In short time
l was able to be up and about again
a. T. Mureaux Luverne, Mimi Sold
by Henry Evans. Wholesale and Retail
Druggist sSS F street and Connecticut
avenue and street northwest. and 1l2S
Maryland avenue northeast.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
CALLED on GOV. LowNDEs.
Senator Wellington Interested in
Baltimore's Police Bill.

Annapolis, Md. March H. = United
States Senator Wellington was at An
napolis today for the first time since the
assembling of the Maryland legislature,
He called on Gov. Lowndes, and his
visit was said to be connected with the
police reorganization bill for Baltimore
City.
The latest move in reOrganizing the
Baltimore police force provides for
commission of five, with minority repre-
sentation
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
Imported Sample Flowers, PIC.
2SC Straw Braids, SC.
KINGS PALACE, s So MsS ssxf2 sda St.

four boxes and thirteen packages contain
ing gold consigned to the National City
Bank. Ei~-
San Francisco advices received in Wall
Street said that the steamship Alameda,
now on the way TO that city from Austria
liza. had on board $3.5O0,0OO in gold, or ST.
600, 000 more than previously reported.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
Sarah Lewis Used Fiat Iron.

Molie Fells and Sarah Lewis engaged in war
of words and then came to blows last night at
No. 9l2 W Street. During the fracas Sarah Lewis
seized fiat iron and struck the other woman
a heavy blow the head cutting deep cash,
and knocking her senseless. The injured female
was taken to Freedmens Hospital in the Eighth
precinct patrol wagon.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
CAPT. MAHAN'S TRIP ABROAD.
The Naval Officer Declares 1t Has
No Official Significance.

New York, March T.-Capt Alfred T.
Mahan. who was placed on the retired list
of the United States Navy about eighteen
months ago, today obtained passports for
himself and family for visit to Europe.
THE trip is purely one of pleasure, .
Capt. Mahan said. '.It is one | have been
planning for over a year. 1t has no Of
fetal significance"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

Try Heurch's Maerzen and see if it
doesn't take that rusty feeling from your
system. Order "a case from the Airing
ton Bottling Co. and drink Il glass of
beer with every meal and you'll find a
brighter happier and stronger feeling
before the case is half empty.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
SECRETARY GAGE AT cIEvEL!SD
VIII Deliver an Address on the FL
nanciai Question.

Cleveland, Ohio. March T.-Final ar
engagements were completed today for the
visit Of Secretary Gage, of the Treasury
Department, to this city tomorrow Mr..
Gage will arrive via the Pennsylvania
Railroad at 11:25 a. m.
In the evening Mr.. Gage will deliver his
address at the chamber rooms in the
Arcade. This talk viii be devoted to
the financial question
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
ADDITIONAL GOLD FOR IMPORT
The Movement Now Shows a Total of
S25.7QO.0OO

New York, March 1.-THE engagement
abroad Of more gold for import was an
nounced in Wall Street today Lazard
Freres made an additional engagement of
Sl.OOO,O00 The import movement, which
began on February %. shows a total of
So, 100000
Muller. Schall & Co this morning an
nounced 100000 of the gold consigned to
the firm, which it had been reported might
go to Cuba, would remain here.
The steamship Lain, which arrived
from Southampton today, brought 1885,
600 in gold consigned to various firms il
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
Roy MISSING

The police were notified last night to look out
for William Z. Wallace, nineteen years OF age,
who has mysterously disappeared from his home,
No. Coz Aker Street northeast. The young man
lett about 4 O'Clock on the afternoon of March
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
BLANCHE Il. BRUCE DEAD.
Eono rable Career of Man Born in
Slavery


Slavery.
Ex-senator Blanche X. Bruce Register
of the Treasury died at his home at No.
20lO r Street, at o'clock yesterday
morning.
Death was due to complication OF
stomach troubles, from which he had
suffered for two weeks. Roscoe Conk-
ling Bruce. the only son, who has been
at Exeter College. preparatory to enter
ing Harvard, arrived yesterday and was
at his fathers bedside when death came.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

The North Carolina Society held one of
their proverbially delightful meetings on
Wednesday evening last. The program of
the evening was contributed by the Misses
Haywood, the Misses Anderson, Miss
WOrthington Mrs. Baumgarduer, Miss
Hester, the Misses Bishop and Mr. Hunt.
Among those present We're Representa-
tives Str0wd and Fowler. Representative
and Mrs Shuford, Mrs. Butler, wife of
Senator Butler: DIR. and Mrs. Walter c.
Murphy. Mrs. Butler, mother of Senator
Butler: Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank n. Little and Miss Little
Mr.. w. r. Myers Mr.. Koonce. Mrs. Wells
Mr.. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Murphy
Mrs. Mary Manly Haywood. Miss FowIe
Mr.. j. y. Lloyd and Miss Powell. Mr. and
Mrs Moore, Mrs. and the Misses Hester
DR. Bishop. Mr.. Cation, DR. Battle Mr.. p
3. Anderson, Mr.. Shultz Mr.. Linney and
about 100 others.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
LADIES' on
EISENMANN'S, f 1S.t 5sysP PENS st ~,
LADIES'

II and has not been heard from since. He COM
planned at the time Of being sick.
Wallace is described as smooth faced. and
Wore dark pants with a inc green stripe. dark
sack coat, brown derby hat, and white checked
shirt.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

The twenty-first birthday of Mr. Alger-
non SartOris was signalized yesterday
by a dinner given in his honor by Mrs
Sartoris and Mrs. Grant The guests pres
ent We're Mrs. Dent, the sister-in-law of
Mrs. Grant; Miss Barney. Miss Davidge,
Miss Horstmann, Miss Ward, Miss Con
dit-Smith Miss de Smiruoff, Senator
Jones. Gen. Jones, Mr.. Henderson, Mr..
Wright Lieut.. White, Mr.. Du Bose. Lieut.
Sharpe, Mr.. Bromley and Mr. Consius.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

At a melting of the officers and employees
of the Bureau of the Register of the
Treasury, held yesterday, Hon. n. l..
Chew. acting register. presiding, the fol-
lowing resolutions, reported by com
mittee, consisting of c. n. McGroarty,
Newton Ferree. c. c. Graham, William
Lamborn, and L. w. Tillman, were unan-
imously adopted:
Resolved, That we desire to place on
record the honor and esteem in which we
held the memory of Hon. Blanche X.
Bruce. late Register of the Treasury BY
his unfaiing courtesy and justice to all.
his death has become a personal loss to
each of us; his integrity and ability have
made his death loss to the department
and bureau with which he was connected,
as well as to our common country. His
life has been a striking example of the
possibility of overcoming adverse cir
cumstances, in attaining some of the
highest positions of honor and trust under
the Government. In political and social
life, in the positions of United States
senator, Recorder of Deeds, and Register
of the Treasury, he has won the respect
and good viii of both political friends
and foes, and maintained an unsullied
reputation. He leaves the legacy Of
good name to be preserved.
Resolved That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the family of Mr.. Bruce,
and direct that a copy of these resolu-
tons be transmitted to them
Feeling remarks on the life and char
acteristics OF the deceased register were
made by Mr., Chew, acting register, and
by Mr.. c. H. Merwin. who was an en-
ploye of the Office when Mr.. Bruce occu-
pied the office of register before. The
remarks of both gentlemen were appro-
pirate and were heartily approved by the
official force.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

Mrs Sumner, wife Of Col. Sumner. of
Fort Myer, viii not be at home tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

Mrs John S Ward entertained at lunch
con yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

Mrs. John Blake Kendall Will not re-
ceiye Fridays until after Easter
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

Mrs. A. L. Barber is still at Ardsley-on
Hudson.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

Rev. and Mrs. Joseph b. North an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Theodore, TO Mr.. John Mclaughlin. IT, S.
y, Wednesday evening, March IS.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
The Spring Opening
at Kings Palace
New Department Store.


make
could would
that will balance the
will throughout during that
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

magnificent assortment of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
that command of fancies
Spring In including the
fashionable burnt Flowers, mousel-
anes ribbons, steel and Rhinestone ostrich. dot
ted net and straw brads have all contributed make the
most adorable effects. stylish Tur
ban effects amongst this lot special SA GH
ing price will VOs/O
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18

Genuine Imported Panama Sailors
oughs and Walking Shapes These
anna straw. We closed the entire stock of i'm
porter at price that enables sell them Kin
opening special OV
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
Some Opening Specials
Trimmed Hats.
First Opening Special.

During three opening days will offer the two fol-
lowing extraordinary values in Trimmed Hats:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
Second Opening Special.
Untrifnmed Hats.
Imported Panama Hats, Soc.

Remember, these prices for our openin
They are too low for us to maintain.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
75c to 81 Untrimmed Hats. soc.

Another speciality that have set aside to make
ing to be remembered. These
and fancy sraws black and all the coOrs and
with fancy edges in all colOrs. The shapes
the latest thing exceptionally During n
opening "
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
Rough Straw Sailors, lac.

A most handsome line of Rough Straw Short-back Sao
In black and colors There % 100 this
lot You cannot duplicate
this price. Our spec a opening
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
Hats worth up to S. for $50.

This is importers ine-there nearly
and two alke-there blacks and colors- oo
The newest and pleasing effects fancy M
and silk braids During opening w
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
Two Specials i'm Flowers.
American Beauty Roses, &c.

Splendid quality of imported American Beauty Ro:
bud and leavesrub Der stems-pnks tea. cerise. jaql
and reds. AS opening souvenir special will
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

komitetu tego wchodsa nastepuJscy
obywatele: L. NJ. Wild, St. Barsx-
c.ewski, ]. ]. Chrzanowski, j. F.
Dankowski, A. Blaszcsyhski, w.
Bardohski, ]. Steczy6ski, J. Perlow-
ski, j. b. Rozynek, J. Olbihski i NJ.
j. Ssdowski.
Uchwalono wstrzyma6 wyplate pc
smiertnego pc s. p. Michale Skwar.
czewskim, b. gr. 274, gdya ,.Gmina
W Luzerne 20" jest przekonana, ae
Michal S~kwarczewski zapisany 20.
sta} do Zwiazku dzieki zmowie byte.
go sekretarza or. 147. Ia Michala
Skwarczewskiego inny czionek mial
isc do lekarza grupy i uzyska1 po
trzebne swiadectwo lekarskie. gdy
tymczasem sam Skwarczewski WOW.
czas leza1 juz ma }ozu smierci.
Posmiertne skolektowane ma WV.
plate posmiertnego "a NJ. Skwar.
~czewskiego, obrocone zostanie ma
zaP3acenie jednego wypadku smierci
PREY nastepnym cyrkularzu.
Polecono lekarzowi Naczelnemu
ably wypracowal i przedstawil Ia
rzadowi Centr. szkic instrukcyj ola
lekarzy grup i stosunku tychte do
Lekarza Naczeluego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

Kalendar.yk dzialah wojennych cd
dnia IL do dnia IL maja r. b.
Dnia II maja = Try pulki ka-
walerji wojsk regularnych opuscily
ob6z W Chickamauga, udajac sic do
Tampa, zkad maja wziasc udzia} W
okupacji Kuby.
Kwatermistrz departamentu
wschodniego Stan. Zjedn. otrzymal
rozkaz Przygotowania mobilizacji
|27.OOO ludzi ola zajecia pred kof-
Gem tygodnia po}udniowych portow.
wv celach wojskowych Stany Zjedn.
Podzielone So ma rejony: wschodni
j zachodni pod dow6dztwem j~enera-
low majorow).
Krzyzownik Charleston, znajduja-
cy sic obecnie W San Francisco,
otrzyma} rozkaz natychmiastowego
wyjazdu z bronia, amunicja i woj.
skiem do Manilli ma pomoc admira
sowi Dewey.
w pobli1u Cienfuegos probowa}a
wyladowac e~kspedycja ameryka6sks
z bronia ] amunicja, zosta}a jednak
odparta przez hiszpanow.
K~rzyaowiec pomocniczy Yankee
zostai wysiany do Hampton Road,
Va. ola powiekszenia latsjacej eska-
dry admiraia Scbleya.
Ma hiszpahskim torpedowcu Des-
tructor, znajduJacym sic W zatoce
Algericas (Hiszpanja), nastapila
przypadkowo eksplozja, przyczem
GAIA zs}oga straciia Aycie.
Dnia IL maja. Wydano rozka-
~, by wojska W Key West i Tampa
byiy gotowe do wyjazdu ma Kube
! W tym celu wesz}y ma statki trans.
portowe, ME czekajac ma bsga.e.
Jenerai Merritt, zosta} m;anowany
komendsntem wojsk msjacy,h wy.
ruszye ma wyspy Filipihskie. Jene
raj wyruszyi dis z wsszyngtonu do
San Francisco.
Eskadra sdmirasa Sampsona pray.
byla dis rano do Puerto Rico / ma.
tychmiast rozpocze}a bombardowanie
fort6w missta San Juan. Bombar.
dowsnie trwa}o trey godziny ] poczy.
uiso wielkie szkody tax " twierdzy,
jak j " miescie.
Esksdra hiszpshska, sso4ons Z sled.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

MOVE, Prowadzons o wyswobo-
dzenie niewolnik6w, handlarze dusz
c.uli wskutek wzrastajacej przewagi
Stan6w po3nocnych, Re traoa grunt
pod nogami. Przez aneksje Kuby
spodziewali sic uzyskac diva jeszcze
g}osy W s~enacie, szereg krzesel w IL
bic deputowanych sposobnosc do
licznych nowych latifun
djow.
(Dokohczenie nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
(Ciag dalszy re strony 1-szeD.

Ludnosc wyspy wynosila W 1891 +.
S077OS osob, wyznajacych prawie
w~ylacznie Ware rzymsko- katolicka.
Obszaru Puerto Rico posiada $500
mil ang. kwadr., d}ugosc jej wynosi
1O7 mil, a szerokosc W najszerszem
miejscu - 80 mil ang.
Jezeli uda sic zajac amerykanom
to wyspe, to bedzie nabytek 6w jed
nym najpieknieiszych owoc6w
obecnej wojny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

u Texas otrzymalismy list z pros
be- o umieszczenie W ,,Zgodzie", z
kt6rego' dowiadujemy sic, Re pewien
nasz Kodak, chcac pozyskac dozgon.
M t~ovarzyszke zycia, urzadza loterje
ma swoja osobe " ten spos6b, ae wy
puszcza 10000 bilet6w pc dolarze,
kt6re moga kupowac panny cd logo
do IS roku aycia (dlac.ego to ogra.
n~iozenie P. R.). Mad sprawiedliwym
wynikiem g}osowania ma czuwac
speciality komitet takae z naszych
rodak6w zaosony. Suma uzyskana
z ~loterji ma stanowic wsp6lny posag
wygrywajscej panny oraz pomys'o-
wego m}edziana.
Poniewat wszelkie loterje So W
Stanach Zjednoczonych prawem Ia
kAzane, przeto listu re wszelkimi
szczego}ami W ,,Zgodzie" oglosic ME
motemy, W ka4dym razie ow pyszny
pod wzgledem amerykahskiej po-
m~yslowosci projekt jest godnym
uwiecznienia: Dlatego umieszcza-
my to notatke.
Cywilizujemy sic najwidoczniej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
Choir pOlskich dzieci ma oh.


czyznie.
Choc ma nowym my wyraju
Zrodzone pisklets,
o ojczystym, mi}ym kraju
Kaade MECH pamieta.
Polska krew W la p}ynie,
polskie SERGE bile,
polska NOVA, nasza nova,
choc W novel krainie.
Tam "a morzem zorza swieci -
Swieci jasna gwiazda -
Me zapomna nigdy dzieci
.Ojc6w swoich gniazda
polska krew W mas plynie,
polskie SERGE bije,
polska nova, nasza NOVA,
choc W novel krainie.
Tam mad wisla, warta, Bugiem
Tam Ojczyzna ley
A my ola niej screen, p}ugiem,
KraJ zdobedziem swiezy-
polska krew W mas p}ynie,
polskie SERGE bile,
polska nova, nasza NOVA,
chloe W novel krainie.
Me Placzcie wy, Dice, Matki,
Patrzacy "a morze
Nova Polske wan tn dziatki
Stworza " Imie Boze
polska krew " mas piynie,
polskie serch bile,
polska nova, nasza NOVA,
choc " novel krainie.
Maria Konopniok'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

Stosunki pomiedzy Anglia i Fran.
cja 50 tax napre.one z powodu
wspo@zawodnictwa " Afryce. gdzie
tax francuzi jak anglicy pragna
zagarnac jak najwieksze przestrze-
ME, a takae pomiedzy Rosie i An.
glja W Chinach, Re lada dzieh moze
Przyjs6 do wojny. Wyraznie zazns
czyl to J. Chamberlain, minister ko.
lonij angielskich, przemawiaj4o "
zesziy piatek ma bankiecie W Biz.
mingham "a potrzeba lacznosci an.
~glo-saskiej rasy. Widocznie Angljs
ujawnis swa wielka przyjazh ku Sta.
nom Zjedn. ME bezinteresownie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
POwstania Kubanskie.
(Dalszy ciag).

Dnia 2 lutego 1857. zosta}a og}o-
szona n~ominacja jenera}a Weylera.
Original or zupelne pe}nomocnic-
two i wladze nieograniczona ma
Kubie. Byl panem 4ycia i smierci
tax wojsk hi~szpahskich jak i miesz-
kahc6w Kuby.
Dnia 1o lutego by} juz Weyler ma
Kubie i natyohmiast przystapi} do
robot przygotowawczych, ustano-
wiwszy scisla cenzure gazet i ujaw-
sly W zelazne rece caly zarzad wys-
Ply.
RozPoznawszy z raport6w stano-
wiska si} powstahczych, wyruszy}
wreszcie ma rekonesans j zaraz ma
pierwszym kroku, " prowincji Pinar
del Rio, oma}o re ME zostal pochwy-
oony przez p~owstahc6w, oddaliwszy
sic o 200 krokow cd linji kolejowej.
Ia to ter zemsci} sic krwawo ma
mieszkahcach tel p~rowincji, palao
domy j mordujac wszystkicb, ktorzy
wojskom jego W rece popadli. Po-
pedziwszy nakoniec kilkaset kobiet i
dzieci do miast obronnyoh, wr6cil do
Hawany, gaoszac, il spok6j zostal
przywrocony " prowincji Pinar del
Rio.
w tymze samym czasie Antonio
Maceo epusci1 swoja pozycje obron.
nj W g6rach ma czele 1000 ludzi, by
polaczye zie z Gomezem, kt6rego
syn walczyl W jego szeregacb. Pre-.
chodzac przez linje fort6w hiszpah-
skich, Maceo traf} ma zasadzke hisz.
pan6w j przez zdrade Ora Zertucha
zosta} zabity. Kilka kul przeszylo
oialo dzielnego wodza powstahcow,
gdy mic ME podejrzewajac, wyjechal
ma czo}o wojsk swoich, by rozm6wie
sic z podstepnym Drem Zertucha,
wys1annikiem Weylera.
Przedtem jeszcze brat jego, Jose
Maceo, zosta} zabity podczas bitwy
z hiszpanami ma wschodzie wyspy,
TAX wiec trzech najdzielniejszych
wodzow: Marti j bracia Maceo zgi-
nell walecznie "a wolnosc swej OF
czyzny. Smierc ich byia ciosem ola
p~owstania, ME zlamala jednak ku.
bahczyk6w. Walka toczy}a sic da.
lei. Nastepca Macea mianowano je-
neraaa Ducasse, ktory jednak wkrot-
ce pc swojej nominacji, zosta} wys-
lany przez Gomeza ola formowania
nowych ~oddzia}ow, jego zas miejsce
zaja} jeners} Rivera i ruszyi natych-
mast przeciwko hiszpsnom. Nieste-
ty, W pierwszej zaraz bitwie ciezko
ranny, dosta} sic W rece nieprzyja
cid ] osadzony zostai W zamku Nor
70 " Hawsnie, zkad, w~yleczony z ran,
" kajdanach odes}any do Hiszpanji.
Rozbicie wojska Rivery spowodo-
waso podzia1 armji p~owstahcow ma
dwie czesci, kt0rych dowodztwo OBJ
jeli bracia Ducasse j podeszli z niemi
Prawie pod same injury Hawany.
Weyler, rozgniewsny tenn, Re
smierc ! uwiezienie najlepszych wo.
dow powstania, ME wp}ynesy ma
bieg dzia}ah wojennych sil powstah.
czych, postanowii chwyci6 sic innego
srodks, a m. zupelnego wyludnienia
p%rowincyj przez skoncentrowanie
" miastach wszystkich mieszkahcow
Kuby. ably powstahcy zostali pozbs-
wieni moznesci powiekszanis swoich
szeregow ] otrzymywania raport6w
o ruchach wojsk hiszpahskich. w tym
celu r~ozes}a} wszedzie oddzia}y mi.
icji (guerillss), rozkazujsc palic
w~szystkie zabudowanis farmerskie i
sprowsdzac do miast spokojnych
nieszkshcSw. Takim sposobem "
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Nova ia wywar}a slime wraaenie
W caaej Europe. Szczegolniej Hisz
Panja i Francja wystepuja ostro
przeciwko anglikom, nazywajac ich
narodem chytrym, kupieckim, szu.
kajacym przymierza tylko ola celow
egoistycznych. Pose} rosyjski W
Londynie zg}osi} sic do lorda Sa-
lisbury, prezesa gabinetu angielskie-
go. aadajac wyjasnienia slow tycza.
cych sic Rosji W movie Chamberlai-
ma.
Wszystkie dzienniki europejskie
twierdza, To wystapienie piatkowe
ministra kolonij, moae wywolac
zamieszanie W calej Europe.
Widocznie stoimy ma wulkanie,
ktory lada chwila wybuchnie.