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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
LEAVE TODAY
WICHITA BOYS TO CHICKA-
MACGA
Regiment Gone to San
Francisco.

At o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Twentieth regiment of Kansas volunteers
Leg Topeka via the Union Pacific for San
Francisco. 1t is understood that the ul-
innate destination Of the troops is the
Philippines. The regiment was in COM
mand of Lieutenant Colonel Little, Colo
mel Funston being on detached duty with
General Miles staff at Tampa.
The Twenty-frst regiment under Colo
mel Tom Fitch has marching orders and
expects to leave for Chickamauga today.
The Twenty-second viii be formally
mustered in tomorrow morning. No or
ders have as yet been received regard
ing its final disposition, but it is the gen.
eraI understanding that it will be sent
to Washington.
The Twenty-frst regiment, which goes
made up Of the companies Of this part Of
Kansas, as follows:
Company A, Great Bend-Captain New
ton.
Company B. Garden City-captain
Smith
Company G. Wichita-Captafn Everett.
Company D, Smith Centsr-Captain
Vaughn.
Company E, Hutchinson = Captain
Thomas.
Company r. winheld-Captain Van
Way.
Company G, Usage city-captaIn Stack
house.
Company H, FL Dorado-Captain Doug
lass.
Company L Hays City-Captain Mari
Company K, Kingman-Captain Snow
Company L. wellington-Captain Grim
stead.
Company NJ. McPherson-Captain Con-
slant.
The roster Of officers. surgeons and mu-
sicians are as follows:
Colonel-Thomas G. Fitch.
Lieutenant Colonel-Charles McCrum.
Major-Harry a. Smith.
Major-W. L. Brown.
Adjutant-John Nicholson
Quartermaster-John c. Littla
Surgeon-Frank c. Armstrong.
Assistant Surgeon-T. c. Biddle.
Chaplain-W. e. Woodward.
Sergeant Major-Harry w Parker.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Ira T. Wood.
Chief Musician-Martin Watson.
Principal MUsician-C. H. Scott
Principal Musician-Ira L. Lummers.
Hospital Steward-Charles Britenstine.
Hospital Steward-M Kenzie.
Hospital Steward-Herbert Spencer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
CITYIN BRIEF.

Sheriff Simmons is in Galveston, Texas.
Mr.. F. w. swab Is reported TO be on
the sick list.
Mr.. A. c. Jobes left yesterday morning
for Fort Scott.
Mr. ]. H. Elbe of Lyons was business
visitor here yesterday.
Rev. T. Dunkin Jackson Of Wellington
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs Gerald volk returned yesterday
morning from Marion, Indiana,
Mrs Minnie Potter of Lyons was IN the
city yesterday on a shopping tour.
The Sons Of Hermann had an elaborate
banquet al the City Hotel last night
Deputy Marshal Fred c. Trigg returned
home yesterday from western trip.
The work Of putting down a cement
walk in the court house lawn is about
completed
The jury was out all day yesterday in
the West case and had not come in at
Il o'clock last night.
Mss Rooney. OF Richmond, Ind. IS IN
the city. the guest OF Ms Snyder Of
North Emp0ria avenue.
Mr. ard Mrs. J. r. Fuller and child, Of
Arkansas City were here yesterday the
guests of the Carey doteL
4 mass meeting was held az re Pres
byterian church Iasc night 20 devise plans
Tor suppressinE Sunday baseball
Captain Ash let yesterday morning for
Independence, Kan. AID other places on
business and pleasure combined.
tonight in Peerless hall
Mrs ". Il Wake viii leave ;osay over
the Missouri Pacific or an extended visit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
In MemorIuuf.

Arthur Denton, whose remains were met
at the railway station in this city-having
been accompanied by his sorrowing young
wife from their desoiate home in A5Jic&-
by the X of P. and which. through The
kindly offices Of Revs. Slutz and Won Her
lick. were laid away to rest on the hill.
was almost estimable young business
man, a devoted husband and a kind
father. Miss Daisy Ballard became his
wife in this city only four years ago, Al
which time her many friends poured their
congratulations upon her. convinced THAI
there lay before a life whose paths would
all prove fiower-strewn. She comes back
TO her old nome and friends, but TO lone
illness, for he 70 whom she had plghted
her faith and who was to be her stay viii
feel no more the throb and pulse of life
nor hear the cry Of loneliness from the
lips OF his loved ones. Mrs c. l. Denton
of this city was his mother and Mrs Cora
Richardson MS sister. Ir. Denton was
born in Pekin, H., December 5, 1865, and
removed with his family to Kansas IN
1854. He had lived in Attica and Chetopa,
where he was engaged in the dry goods
business with his brother George. For
the past two years he mad ben suffering
from a malady which the physicians pro-
nounced incurable, yet ne was always
hopeful and tried every means that
seemed to give any promise of cure He
and his brothers visited the leading ply
sicianS Of Wichita, Denver and St. Louis
and consulted by letter the best physicians
in all parts Of the country, but the opin-
ion was unanimous that he could not re-
cover. The end came apparently without
NJ E. churchpain The funeral services
were conducted by Rev ]. III. Singleton,
of the NJ. z. church in Attica, where he
died and the funeral procession was met
with a profusion Of floral offerings by the
friends and relatives of this city. 1t is
said that death is but sleeps elder
brother. Both being rest, the one in the
evening, the other more often at the com
ing of the dawn. But death turns on the
bolts and there is no return, nor love nor
longing can pull back the bolts nor even
open the door to life again.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
FLAG RAISING AT CONWAY
News Eatcs From the Missouri Pa
cific Town.

Patriotic demonstration was held in
Conway Springs Saturday evening at 6
o'clock a Sixth and Spring avenues. The
immediate cause for this demonstrate
was the raising of two flag poles with
appropriate streamers and the faunt Of
old Glory TO the breeze. The flag was
presented by Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Towne.
The fag has only thirty-seven stars.
which shows that il has a history dating
back some years. II was made in the
year ISL at the mills owned BY General
&. r Butler in Massachusetts. Il was
first unfurled to the breeze July !, 1871.
at Lexington. Mass. The exercises con-
sisted OF music and an address BY Rev.
Y. J, Brown. The music was rendered by
the ladies' quartet.e Mesdames McIlhen-
ny. Kendrick. MYERS and Monnet.
The address - Mr.. Brown was mas
terly one. He went into the causes
which led Up 20 the war and set forth
clearly the principle that was evolved
from victory IN this great contest.
Music was also furnished b. the Win
field Mandolin club
Two old soldiers and old residents OF
Conway Springs got 20 quarreling over
their respective pensions last Thursday
evening. and the result was a fight.
We had a fine rain last night which
almost insures good wheat crop
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. ThorHboro returned
this morning from Kansas City where
Mr.. Tho7nhoro has been on account Of i'll
health He was in the Missouri Pacific
hospital while there.
Mr.. Lee jenkins. who has been sick
for some time. IS now able TO be around
and look somewhat after his business.
Mr.. II. +. Hendricks son wilne had
his arm put out OF place by falling OF
hicYCle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
MRS. ANDREWS DEATH
Will BE Buried Today From the
Family Home. 1916 SOnth Main

Mrs. Charles Fl. Andrews died suddenly
and quite unexpectedly at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday night. Mrs. Andrews was a most
amiable and estimabIe Christian woman;
devoted to her home and family. and be-
loved by all who knew her. The large
circle of acquaintdnces and friends Of
Charlie Andrews grieve with him over
the sad loss that has befallen him and
his little children-one a 2-wee6s aid babe
The funeral services will be held at the
family home, 1916 South Main street, at
2:9o o'clock Tuesday afternoon. TO be con-
Quoted by Rev. Burns Of the South EN-
porla Avenue NJ T. church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
WAS A GOOD DAYS WORK
Hospital Ladies' Took In Over Hua-
dred Dollars mt Fultan'~.

The ladies Of the directory board Of the
wichita hospital. who had charge Of the
various departments OF c. r. Fulton's
clothing store last Saturday. were each
the recipient Of box Of beautiful cut
flowers Sunday morning, presented by MIR.
Fulton as a token Of appreciation Of their
services as salesladies Saturday. 1t WAS
a complete surprise to each Of them. and
no doubt was appreciated, as well as the
neat sum Of l22So added to the hospital
fund as the result Of their efforts and Mr..
FuRons generosity Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
EXTEND THEIR ARRANGEMENTS
AIurani Banquet Ticket sales Rapid
IyTnrrease.

The Alumni association o. the High
school has placed two gas stoves il Gar
field hall. 70 be used II serving hot their
banquet on the 9TH q thts month The
officers expect a larger attendance than
first calculated upon, because u The nun
Der of tickets sold. The tickets can be
had at GoIsIsunith's book store or a. Reese
& Co. On East FIRST street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17

Der cent o. the ua1sz Pc sss ne fsKs-
lar Hoe = Eer1s. NJ Q y Kerr. 80 e
= particular freed = NJ Fultens- fFnf
tss izdses ~ cape yssszH1-es si91s ~slea
souaS se=1T szss a. - eests s4ch.
Every slrr co-sltsT-1. TIA rFrelFts 3
Saturday wess a. s2a1 = ast better tsaa
arg osae-u -a~rs - ts1sss = Jas VIA
ia sospssAi lave Sal egaf-eL o. ssa-
cay NJ Fslt7a sraf saE - roses -
szcA q tae swssfg-avs lzsssa sc zess1
a. zasesaa1ses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
COARSE IDEA OF 4 JOKE
Lying Bulletin Saeaked Into Eagle
Front window.

Some timber headed Hinoompoop who
would probably BE anything bar brave n
case Of a demand for his service II war.
slipped into the Eagle Office Sunday night
and pasted q bulletin n the window sat
ing that there would - a draf: = negroes
for service in Cuba The ccioTef citizens
of Wichita and * this Union are brave
much drawer than the sreak.ng bioSe
whose coarse EzieA % Joke vas % Dis
play his prejudice by putting Up lying
bulletin IN = place where Re had 70 bust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
BIRD SHOOT TODAY
open Contest at the Fair Grounds
This Afternoon

There viii be live and clay bird shoot
at the fair grounds this afternoon b. the
local sportsmen. and good time IS an
ticipated. The contest is open, and every
body is invited to come and have good
time. There will be plenty Of birds and
shells on the ground for everybody.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
TRY GRAIN-O! TRY GRAlN-Ol

psckage Of GRAIN-O. the new food drink
that takes the place of coffee. The chill
dren may drink il without injury as well
as the adult. Al who t-y Il, Ike Il
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown OF
Mocha or Java. but It IL made from pure
grains and the most delicate stomach re-
ceives II without distress. \ the prize Of
coffee l5e and &c per package. Sold By
81 grocer6.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
ORATORY WILL FLOW
High School Commencement
Thursday Week.
in THE AUDITORIUM.
Program of Special Interest to
Friends and Patrons

! The senior class OF the Wichita High
school will hold their commencement ex-
ercises in the Auditorium on Thursday
| night, May %. 1885, Il will be the eight
! zenith annual commencement of the city
! High school The topics of the class fol-
| low:
Music-March, cinderella" Papini-
| High school orchestra
| Music-''Gypsy Life" schumann-High
| school chorus.
Prayer.
"Cedars Of Acknowledgements Mahala
| Parkinson.
True Statesmanship"-J Everett Alex
ander.
"Americanism"-C1ark Mckee.
'Sappho"-Lillian Catharine Hutchinson.
"Fatalism"-PlumaB Belle Preston
"Optimism"-S. T. Jocelyn.
behind the Footllghts'-vixen Kyle
Kesler.
Hereditary Genius - Clyde Norton
Smyser.
Music-"On. Gallant Company" Becker
-AliSAi StAiOpi ltdlC S4iOi 10.
Independent, but Not Self-Governing'
Ray Campbell.
Beauty Pope Magili.
Incorporation in Nature"-Martha Mar
garet P5Tkhurst.
harlemagne"-George H. Schollenber-
ger.
us 1t ConsistentT-Kate Simpson.
National Defense"-Robert S. Torring-
ton.
a Modern saint'-F1orence Ellen How
ard.
Music-"They That Sow in Tears O7ofy
City,, Gaul-High school chorus.
1.-THE Lawrence Raid''-George H. Alex
ander.
Literary Observation-Disclosures Frances
Ladd.
"Lynching"-Otho P. Myers.
"And Heaven Had Wanted One Immor-
tai song''-Jetta Grover Campbell.
"Jeptha's Daughter'-Grace Greenwood
1.-The Statesman"-Cleve NJ. Smyser.
Music-Waltz, Encore" Saxy-High
school orchestra.
1.-THE Literary Club"-Lucetta Barbara
Johnson.
"a Triumvirate Of American Patriot
ism''-Richard e. Bird.
'The Sermon on the Mount and the
Practice on the Plain"-Ethel Reno shoup.
"The Business MAN. Clark Baldwin
'sleep"-Maude Winifred Parks.
Music-'By BabyIon's Wave" Gounod-
High school chorus.
"a Puritan Hanging, 1S5Y'-Robert
James Campbell
OP Nof1raf'--p7Nya CrIIronf0V
Decatur.
meyer.
1.-The Illusion'-Lotta Orella Charlton.
Music-"Charity," Rossini-High school
female chorus Solo by Miss Jetta Camp
bell.
Luxury Is Destructive of Liberty
Henry Lampl.
The Western Girr-Ruby Loretta
slade
The Party Boss and Honest Govern
ment''-wiuiam F. Mowry.
Music - Glass song - Words by Lolita
Charlton, arr. by Jessie Clark.
Presentation of diplomas by Whitney r.
Tucker, president Of board.
Musc-"Hunting Song" Mendelssohn-
High school chorus.
Benediction.
CNo flowers or presents at the Audito-
rium.)
The literary and musical program
which will be rendered at the Normal
school exercises, follows;
Music-"Fantasie Variations" De Be-
riot.
Prayer.
Hidden Treasurss''-Miss wiegand.
1.-The Bacon Of Education'-kiss CUP.
Making Connectiou"-Bdis Dorsey.
Music-"Andante Relgioso," Ole Bull
s"The Lower Story"-Mrs Pickett.
1.-THE Line Of Resistance''-Miss Brady.
Music-"Polish Dance" D. w. Pitts.
"Iife's Gulf Stream''-Miss Fuller.
a Menace or Blessing-WhichT' -
Miss Billinger.
Rfusic-..Ave Maria" Schubert wHhelmj.
Presentation Of diplomas by Whitney r.
Tucker. president OF the board
Music-"St Patrick's Day" Vieuxtemps.
Benediction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
Chapman
s. Dalker.
Agents.
Dress Goods

comparison proves the small
prices we ask-sman in COMPARE
son with the elegant qualities,
small IN comparison with the
newness OF the style, small in
comparison with the prices others
are asking here are a few
figures that prove il:
Here, for instance, are new
Spring Dress Suitings, regular
soc stuffs, 38c a yard.
Eighty-fve cents Is the real
value of a beautiful lot of Silk
and Wool Novelties-now Csc =
yard.
Serge Checks-neat, stylish,
ordinarily 6sc-43c a yard.
New Spring High Novelties
SI.2S and SI.oo gOods-reduced
price 75c a yard.
This is the Store for Genuine Bar
gains.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
Bicycles!

The best place in town to
buy a Bicycle in at Roys' Store,
arg East Douglas
You can get 81 Sterling
for $50, and If is the biggest bar
gain ever offered in Kansas.
The During will cost you S3S,
and there is positively nothing
that equals it for the price. The
Be1videre at $40 is the hand
soonest Ladies' Wheel in the
market. Others at various prices.
If you want a Bicycle that you
can depend on-that's the kind
we sell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
ghe aa1itita Daily eagle: Tuesday 7elornno gau H. 1888

ness and no authority to go. Only a
small part OF the Eagle force was on duty
Sunday night and whoever put up the
bulletin took this advantage to get into
the building.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17

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take. - sac sEzA = eeats- So eszE-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17

Mr.. r. J. Parker, superintendent OF the
middle division Of the Santa Fe. was IN
the city yesterday the guest Of Mr. r T.
Dolan. superintendent o. the Oklahoma
division
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17

Ererv tzsssr. ezrf5ss zssss hsrk - SO
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17
lass rol1 IS herewith given:

The class roll is herewith given:
Latin course-Lotta Orella Charlton,
Florence Ellen Howard, Ethel Reno
SnouD. Vixen Kyle Kesler, Bessie Frances
Ladd s. T Jocelyn.
I.atin-Germau course. Clark Baldwin,
Bernard z. stoutemyer. Robert 8. Tor
rington. Lillian Catherine Hutchinson,
owe Pope MaEiH. Ruby Loretta Shade,
Grace Greenwood WitJen.
College preparatory class-J. Everett
Alexander. Richard z. Bird, Ray Camp
bell. Rober. James Campbell, Ohio p.
Myers. Jetta Grover Campbell Lucetta
Barbara Johnson. Puma Belje Preston
German course-Henry LamRL George
H. Schollenberger.
English course-Cseorge IT. Alexa nder,
Clark Mckee. William 2. N0wry. Cleve
VI. smyser. Clyde Norton Smyser. Eva
Crumpton Decatur. Augusta Mahsla Par
xinsoa. Martha Margaret PsrkhUrst,
Maude winifred Parks, Kate Simpson.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-13
WiadOInOSCI Ml6jSki6.
Konwcnc eye demokratyczne

KOnWGnc eye demOkratyczn'
w zesz Ia sobote ma konwen
cyl dem. powiatowej W Nortt
Side Turner Hall zamianowa
no kandydatow nastepujacych
Thomas Gahan, skarbnlk
Fred. E. Eldred, klerk pow.
George Kersten. szeryf;;. T.
Strain, klerk sadu spadkowe'
go; C. R. Jandus, klerk So:
du kryminalnego; James I.
Martin, sedzia pow:;; +: e..
Cooley, superint. szko{ pow.
Vincent H. Perkins, prez. ra-
dy powiatowej; Cap. William
P. Black, Jonas Hutchinson,
George: A. Trude, William
.Prentiss, Philip Stein i Chas.
S.. Thornton, sedziowie wyz-
szego sqdu; James Maher, Sc
dzia spadkowy;: jan G.Sekaf1,
Camille Volini, John T. Fle-
ming, Emanuel Abrahams,
James Murphy, Henry Auer
John H. Sullivan, Lawrence
Heffron, V. H. Perkins i Mi
chael Irrman, komisarze po-
wiatowi; James ]. Gray, Hen
ry Stuckart, James b: McDo-
nald, John j, Brown i Jere-.
miah O'Rourkc, asesorzy po-
wiatowi; William F. Maho-
ney, Charles d. Gast6eld i
John Simbrist, czlonkowie
"Board of Review =: Oprocz,
teg;o,jeszcze zamianowano ko-
misarzy powiatowych pred
miest.
Serdecznie zyczymy powodze-
MIA naszemu rodakowi, panu
Janowi Czeka}a. ........ ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-13
Cervera 0 Ameryce.
Byf przXjacielem Ameryki, ale
musia1 speinic ObOwiazek.

Portsmouth, N. H. Ma
krzyzowniki St. Louis wpusz-
czono correspondence, ktory
odwiedzal admiraIa Cervere.
":Ameryka zawsze mi sic
podoba}a-powiedzia} Cerve-
ra. Moge nawet powiedziec,
ze kocha}em lud amerykahski,
ale wojna naEozyla mi obo-
wiazki. Wiedzia}em, ze flota
amerykahska jest o wiele sill
niejjsza cd mel Aoty, ale roz-
chodzilo sic tn o walke W por-
Gle lub poza portem. Nam
wielu przyjaci6} W Amcryce
stole Z mimi ma przyjacielskiej
stopie; ale kazdy ma obowiaz-
XII wzgledem swego kraju
wszyscy Hiszpanie staraja sic
spelnit te obowiezki. W Hi,
szpanii panowa}o wielkie :roz.
goryczenie, ale Gala Hiszpanis
musi sic dowiedziet o praw'
die, mianowicie, re kazdy
okret mel aoty walczyl do o:
statniej chwili i poddal sic
gdy juz ME. mogl sic ruszy6+"''
= ~
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-13
u rady m iejskiej..

Ma poniedzia Ikowem posi- e
dzeniu rady mi ejskiej uchw a.
lono ma wniosek aid. Powd r.
sa, by dzisi;j (Y Yve .Srode) o L.
by}o ale. nadzw yczajnc: posi- e.
dzenic. Bedzie rhoLzilo O NJ a
DAME przywiltj6w pewny m
kompaniom ko olei ulicznyc h.
Ma wniosek a Id: Cullerto ha
uchwalono uprd dlszac rada SIX kol
ma, azeby. super fintendenta d la
szkol tutejszych h wybierra}a z
pomiedzy .obyw ateli stanu H.
linois, a ME Z ii lnych stano w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-13
Nova milicya.
Ma bye zOrganizOwana na czas
wOjny.

Milwaukee, Wis., Ponie-
waz ostatnie kompanie wiscon-
'sinskieJ milicyi przysz]y ma
sluzbe rzadu Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, wiec administracya
stanowa stara sic O zorganizo-
wanie novel milicyi, ably gu
bernator m6g} ia pos}at fabry-
kantom do pomocy, gdyby
robotnicy gdzie mieli zastraj-
koWaC.
Move kompanie milicyi be-
da istniet tylko ma czas woj-
ny. Pc powrocie starych kom!-
panij wojny, MOVE zostanq
rozwiazane a stare zajma zn6w
swe miejsce. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-13
Sytuacya W Hiszpanii.
Karlisci odgrazaja sic rewolucya

Karlisci odgrazaja sic rewolucya.
Paryz. - Madrycki kore-
spondent donosi no "Temps':
Z niecierpliw osciq czekajq tn
ma koniec. Nawet Rad ME
stara sic pokryt swe przeko-
nanie, re po zdobyclu mlasta
Santiago E4iszpanla bedzle
musiaEa pomyslet o zawarclu
pokoju, tenn wiecej, re GAIA
Europa domaga sic tego. Ze-
brania karlistow, odbywajace
sic W Bayonne mad hiszpai-
sko-fraucuska granica niepo,
koja ministrow. Zwolenhicy
Don Karlosa otwarcie powia'
daja, ze rozpoczna rewolucye,
skoro, warunki pokojowe bedf
zawierae utrata ziemi: ! f.. -:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-13
Wybuch gaz6w.
JedenaStn rObOtnlkOW StracIfO
Iycie.

Zyclc.
Cleveland O.-W wielkim
tunelu wodociagowym, bpdu-
jacym sic pod jeziorem Erie,
W poniedzialek nastapi} wy
buch gazow ijedenastu ludzl
stracilo zycie. Zabici So: John
Parks forman, 80 lat, samot-
ny; James Parks, 80 lat, sa-
motny; John, Fradley, % lat,
samotny; Tony Brunetti, %
lat, samotny; John-W}och,
IS lat, samotny; Emerson
Smith, mularz, A lat, zonaty
John McCauley, 81 lat, iona
ty; Vim. Tucker, 26 lat, sa.
motny; Gus, Wattse, 70 lat,
zonaty; Frank Clements, 70
naty; Frank Haney, zonaty
Zaraz po eksplozyi Pat
Vouseer Martin McCaule,
weszli do tunelu,. aby ratowa'
I.nieszezesliwych; wf1et 5jednal
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-13
WiddOInOSCi zdQr0nlCzn6
Parliamentary Il Santiago.
WySiany do Shattera podczaS
bombardowania.
Granat zburzyf wielki koSciGf w
mieScie. StraSZna eNpioZya.

Pod Santiago de Cuba. via
Playa del Este. = 0 godzlnle
$50 w poniedzlalek ranc
krzyzownik amerykahskl roA-
poczal ogih ze swych s calo-
wych armat. Ohcerowle kor-
pusu sygnaIowego, sto)acy ma
szczytach gor W poblizu mia
sta obserwowali skutkl stree
lania i sygnalizowali okretom'
New York, Brooklyn i India
ma potem takze wzie}y udzla5
w kanonadzie, strzelajqc co
piec minut.. Bombardowanle
trwa}o dwie godziny, gdy ge-
neral Shafter donl6s}, le gra-
naty pad>.ja przewain'e w "a
toke wyrzadzajac bardzo mafo
szkody. Dopiero ostatnl gra,
nat wpadl 10 miasta uderzy4
w wielki koscio}, napefnlony
amunicya, powodujac strasznq
eksplozye.
Gdy okre,y przestafy stree
lac, d general Shafter goto-
wal sic do ataku ma mlasto'
ukazala sic W bramle mlasta
biala choragiew i wyszedf par
lamentarz. Gel jcgo jeszcze
ME byf wiadomy, gdy w po-
ludnie korespondent opuscl1
linie bojowa. ably wys}at ten
telegram.
w poniedzia|ek po po4u-
dniu Q 2ej godzinie przybySy
tu pomocniczy krzyzownlk
Yale, ma kt6rym znajduje sic
General Miles re sztabem
krzyzownik Columbia.
Admiral Sampson zaraz od-
wiedzil generala Miles, kt6ry
potem, podczas ulewnego de-
szczu wyladowa} W Siboncy:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-13
Przesiienie w HisZpanii.
Sagasta miaf sic pOdac do dymiSyi'

Sagasta miaf sic podac do dyniSyi.
, Londyn. -Madrydcki kore-
spondent donosi do "Times
Prezydent hiszpahskich mi
nistrow Sagasta udawszy sic
w poniedzialek do palacu kr6-
lowej-regentki wreczy} jej
swoja wszystkich ministrdw
rezygnacye. Jak tn ~glosza
mia1 Acknowledgements radzic,
ably utworzyla nowy cabinet,
W ktorym wojskowy zywloi
bedzie silniejszy, Z czego jed
max ME wynika, ze polltyka
ma bye wojenna; przeciwnle
moze bedzie pokojowa.
Spodziewaja sic tn, re kro-
lowa-regentka przyjmie rezy-
gnacye gabinetu. Minlstrowie
teraz sic naradzaja bez wat
pienia Sagasta uwiadomi ich
O rezultacie audynencyi Il kr6-
lowej regentki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-13
PrZyznaf sic do why.

Jan Barkowski przyzna} sic
wczoraj pred sedzia do kra.
dziezy i" zosta} skazany: ma
wiezienie karne o nieoznaczo.
nym terminie. Przyzna} sic,
re sprzeniewierzy} s6S restau'
ratowi i bylemu komisarzowi
powiatowemu Mich. Wasser,
manowi, u kt6rego mia} "a,
trudnienie. Pieniadze te po.
wierzono mu do zap}acenla
pewnego rachunku.