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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-09
Telegrarr1y.

WASHINGTON, 9go Maja. =
W urzedzie marynarki oczeku-
ia dzisiaj waznych depesz cd
Sampsona i Dewey'a. Mini
ster floty Long powiada, re ra-
port genera}a BlaneO o rozbi'
ciu sic okretu ,,Cinncinati" ME
zgadza sic z prawds, gdya
znajduje sic on W Key West.
Montgomery" ME bra1 take
udzia3u W zadnej bitwie.
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, 9
Maia. - Ma p6inoc cd przy.
ladka Haytien, widziano eska-
dre Sampsona. Podobno ma
ma wysokosci Portorico ukaza.
10 sig II hiszpahskich okret6w.
DIS lub jutro przyjdzie tam
do bitwy. Niemieccy maryna.
re ,kt6rzy dotsd przybyli, po-
wiadaja, ae s}yszeli ma morzu
kanonade.
TANeER, 9 Maja. - skut.
klein sympatyzowania tutej-
szej ludnosci z Hiszpania, vie
le rodzin ameryka1skich opu.
scilo miasto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-09

hiszpa6skich zaczeto palic W
kot}ach dopiero w6wczas, gdy
iuz rozpocze}a sig kanonada;
Komandor Dewey by}by zaJsf
Mantle, lecz ME rozporzsdza
dostateczns iloscia wojska
lsdowego, azeby czut sic tam
bezpiecznym.
Jego zwycieztwo mad flota
hiszpa6sks jest zupe1ne. Pre-
zydent przes}a} mu powinszo'
wanie wyniesie go do godno- d
Sci admirala. Minister floty
nazwas go najwiekszym boha'
terem ma morzu biezacego
stulecia. Zadecydowa} on o
losie wysp Filipi6skich W
przeciagu kilku godzin i prze-
konal Hiszpanie, ze jej eska'
dry ME moga sic mierzyc z
ameryka6skimi okretami. Ko.
mandor Sampson zniszczy row.
ME predko hiszpa6ska eskadr.s
atlantycka, jak Dewey mi
szczy3 azyatycks, a hiszpahska
eskadra latajaca ME dotrzyma
placu pancernikom Schley'a'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-09

dale sic do dymisyi. Wszystkie
pog}oski W tym wzglsdzie ME
maja podstawy.
Washington Post" donosi:
10000 do $4,000 chlopa 2aj'
mie W tych dniach Kubs.
Beda oni nosiG mundury Sta
now Zjednoczonych i ME n
PREDICT opuszcza wyspe,dop6ki
ME wypedzs niej ostatniego
Hiszpana. Mad Havana row.
ME dumnie powiewat bsdzie
sztandar ameryka6ski, jak po-
wiewa dzisiaj mad miastem
Cavite ma Filipinach.
POwstanie W MedyOlanie'
RzyM, 9go Maja. - Rozkaz
scisgniecia rezerw wywofat W
Medyolanie rozruchy. Ma
szturmujace ma lud wojsko
posypa1y sic dach6w cegfy i
dach6wki. Anarchisci pod
burzyli lud, kt6ry zebra3 sig W
iednem miejscu i ustawii ba-
rykady. 800 os6b jest zabi-
tych a 100 ranionych. Przez
bramy miejskie wojsko ME
wpuszcza nikogo. Ma ulicach
W nocy panuje ciemnosc, gdyz
druty elektryczne pozrywano.
Piechota, konnica i artylerya
podaza tamtejszemu garnlzo-
nowi ma pomoc.
spokojni mieszkahcy chronia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-09
Kronika Miejscowd.
Czyn obIskanego.

Andrew Johnson, zam. pm. 1922
Hamilton ave., onegdsj rsno o god'.
7 przyszediszy do domu, zawoiai do
aony swej: "oto dowody: przygotoj
sic ma smiert, bo "a dwie godziny
musisz umrzet." M6wiao to, rzucif
pare list6w i poszedl do pokoju ba.
wialnego, poozem csytsi gazette
Johnsonowa widzao jakies listy bez
znaczenia, ME wiels zwrooila uwsgi
ma grozbe msza zajeia sic jsk zwy-
kle gospodarstwem. Ale we dwie
godziny ptzniej johnson ukazaf sic
we drzwiach kuchni, ME m6wiao
slowa, wystrzelis rewolweru. John.
sonowa upad2a, tracsc z przeraaenia
przytomnos6. Johnson ucieki, Q So.
siedzi uadbieglszy, zawezwali leka'
karza, kt6ry skonstatowas, ze John.
sonowa jest raniona tylko W lewe ra'
mie szybko przyprowadsii ja do
przytomnosoi. Zdaje sic, Ae Johnson,
ktory sic ukrywa, dziasai W prsyste.
pie obiakania. iona jego losy 4e lat
i jest matka dwojga dzieci: oboje po.
chodzs z Danii.
Norderstwo bes powodu. \
wczoraj aresztowano niejakiego
Henryka Autschbach, zam. pm. l2S
Larrabee str, kt6ry " sobote vie.
czorsm bez powodu widocznego no.
zem pokaleczys ciezko, moae smier.
telnie, Owena Leydena jego kuzy.
ma Williama Fodey. Layden ! Fodey,
W sobote byli W piwiarni NJ. Freuds
pm. 257 Orleans ave. tam przedsta.
wiono i'm Autschbacha. Pill rszsm |
rozeszli sic W najlepszej zgodaie. o
p6inooy obaj kuzyni jeszcze ras
chcieli wstapid do tejze piwiarni. o
wejscia spotksli Autschbacha, ktory
ME m6wiac slowa, rzucis sic ns mich
pokaleczys ich ciezko nozem. Oby'
dwu zawieziono do szpitala polikli'
nicznego, i do dzisiaj rama ME odsy-
skali przytomnosci. Autschbsch
twierdzi, ze obrabowali 60 oni ! 70.
brali mu So. Liczy on "a lat, zatru.
dni ony jest W fabryce bicykl6w jest
zonsty.
Smutny wypadek.
Wczoraj rano godz. 8, pieciolet.
nj Alvin A. Miller, syn policyanta 20
staoyi przy Grove ave., zam. pm. 2SSS
Fifth ave., wzia1 do reki revolver
ojoa swego, gdy ten spal, bawis sic
MIN. Pociagnas przypadkowo "a Gym.
giel, i strzai padl, a chlopiec, "
brzuch kula tra6ony, upadi bss jsku.
Ojoiec obudzony wystrzalem, spo.
strzegl przeraaeniem, 60 sssie sts-
10, iIzawiozs chiopca W woke ambu.
lansowym do szpitala Mercy, gdsis
m.1y Alvin unall y PAN nisrf r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-09
Chicago, 9 Maja.

twa. zgadzaja sic ma to zdanie
wszyscy, kt6rzy przeczytali
urzedowe raporta komendanta
foty ameryka1skiei general
gubernatora wysp Filipi6skich
o pogromie Hiszpan6w pod
Manila.
Mniejsze okrety hiszpa6skie
sta]y W przystani zatoki Ma
nilskiei ma kotwicach, W po-
blizu Cavite. Krazowniki znai-
dowa]y sic na g}ebokiej wodzie
naprzeciw Manili. zaden okrst
ME patrolowa} przy wejsciu do
zatoki. Me bylo tam nawet
przyrzadu do rzucania swiatia
na dalszs przestrze1, azeby
straze fort6w wyspy Corrideros
widzieG mogly zblizajsce sic do
zatoki okrety.
WSr6d ciemnosci nocy So
boty ma Niedziele (w Manili
byla to noe z Niedzieli na Po-
niedzialek) przeciskaly sic
ameryka6skie okrety, jeden po
drugim, przez ciesnine cztery
mile szeroka, przedzielajaes
wysepke Corrideros cd ladu
wyspy Luzon. Uwags stray
we fortach wysepki zwr6ciia
iedynie ia okolicznosG, re z
komina kanonierki do rozsyla-
MIA depesz zaczsly wylatywa6
iskry. Odezwaly sic strzaiy
armatnie, kt6re ME przeszko-
dzily reszcie okret6w przedo.
staG sic przez ciesnine. Wszy-
stkie wp}yneiy do zatoki z
nastaniem dnia staneEy rzedem
miedzy Cavite q Manila. Hisz-
pa6skie okrety, oparte o forty
Cavite, rozpocze}y kanonade,
kt6ra sta}a sic sygna}em do
rozpoczscia rzezi. Ze wszy-
stkich okretow ameryka6skich
zacze}y padaG strzaly, skiero-
wane czescis na statki hiszpa6,
skie, czescia ma forty Cavite i
Manili.
Nadaremnie cd brzegu pod
Cavite odbily diva torpedowce,
pragnac nasze okrety wysadzic
W powietrze. Kule dzia} ko-
mandora Dewey zmusi4y tor
pedowce do odwrotu, a tym-
czasem celne strza}y naszych
marynarzy przedziurswia}y je.
den okret nieprzyiacielski po
drugim. Psdaly nasty i ko-
miny, 3ama4y sic sciany okre-
towe, kule professionally sic
do magazyn0w z amunicys /
powodoWa4y eksplozye. z foty
zlozonej z II okret6w ostai sic
tylko jeden. z reszty jedna
Geese spalila sic potonela,
druga jest niezdatna do s}uaby
ma morzu. Baterye fortow Ca
vite zostaly zmuszone do mil
czenia. Amerykanie zajeli
miasto. Dewey mial sposo-
bnosG zbombardowaG Manile,
lecz odstapi} cd tego zamiaru
na wstawienie sic konsul6w,
kt6rzy ma Remembrance hisz-
pa6skim wymogii przyrzecze-
nie, re ME bsdzie niepokoi}
ameryka6skiej eskadry.
Podczas bombardowania Ca.
vite wylecia} W powietrze ma
gazyn proch6w, przyczem zna-
laz}o Smierc 40 Hiszpan6w.
Straty og6lne nieprzyjaciela
wynosza og6aem 1000 ludzi W
zabitych i rannych. Za'oga
okretu don Antonio de
Ulloa" strzela}a .jeszcze wow.
czas, gdy statek jua tons}
wraz nim poszla ma dno.
Pc stronie ameryka1skiej
ME zginai AMI jeden czlowiek,
AMI leden okrst ME stal sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-09

burg, F ort Wayne & Chicago.
Po}ama2y sic W kawa}ki. Jedna
osoba zosta}a zabita, trzy ciez'
ko ranne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-09
EPIZOD
z zycia Deweya.

lazy JAZZ opoWldua ,,A'o"
York Sum-, kiedy Dewey
byl jeszcze mlodym chlopcem,
major q. K. Pangborn, ktory
teraz mleszka W New Yorku,
cd lat trzydziestu jest reda-
ktorem wieczornego pewnego
dziennika W New Jersey, obja1
zarzad pewnej szkoly dystry.
ktowej W Montpelier, Vt.
Swieao on w6wczas sko6czy1
studya W pewnem kollegium,
a owa szkola, mad kt6rs objaf
kierownictwo, znana byia
szeroko jako ,,szko}a powstah-
cza", !, W kt6rej laden nauczy-
ciel ME byl W stanie dac sobie
rady z nadzwyczaj rozzuchwa.
lonymi swawolnikami, przy-
w6dzca zas malych buntowni-
k6w by} Dewey. Chlopcy
formalna wypowiedzieli wojns
swym nauczycielom, kazdy ze
swiezo przybywajacych kiero.
wnik6w zmuszony by} wkrotce
rezygnowaG i mniemano, ze ME
ma ma swiecie cz1owieka, kt6-
ry by}by W stanie poskromie
uczni6w W tym zak1adzie. Je.
dnego z nauczycieli chlopcy
porwali glove ma dol wkopali
W kups sniegu; Z innymi W
podobuy spos6b sic obeszli.
Kiedy Paugborn pierwszy
raz szedi do tel szko}v, spo'
strzegi Deweya siedzscego
wysoko na drzewie i ciskaja-
cego kamieniami ma innych
chfopc6w. MEody nauczyciel
spokojnie powiedzial mu, Re
ma zejsG, i ae podobnym wy
bry kom musi dac spok6j, bo
on, Pangborn, ME pozwoli ma
to, by dzia}o sic cos podobne.
go. Dewey odpowiedsia1 mu
hardo, azeby szed} sobie do
- miejsca, gdzie niektorzy po
smierci isc musza "a grzechy,
a z drzewa ME zeszedi.
W szkole W dniu tym poszlo
jake tako, ale Pangborn wi
dzia1, 2e cos sic przygotowuje
miedzy chlopcarni ae czeka
60 ostra prztprawa. Pangborn
przygotowa} sobie rzemienny
mocny bat kilkanascie prst6w,
ktore wlozy} do stolika nau.
czyciela.
Nazajutrz przyszlo do sceny
oczekiwanej. Jakiemus swa-
wolnikowi, kt6ry zle sic "a.
chowywa}, Pangborn kaza1
wyisc ma srodek. Chlopiec
wyszedl, ale "a MIN wyszlo
siedmu innych ch}opcow,
miedzy mimi Dewey. Kazdy
2 tych ch}opcow wygladas
silniejszy wiskszy cd nauczy.
ciela, kt6ry byl wataej postaci.
Dewey wystapi} naprz6d i
powiedzia1 zuchwale nauczy.
cielowi, ze teraz ,,tak dostanie
W sk6rs, ae mu sic prababcia
przypomni".
- Precz mi zaraz ma miej.
sce!- zawo}al Pangborn.
Dewey wzniesionemi pie
sciami rzucil sic ku nauczycie-
lowi, ale W tejze sekundzie z
krzykiem sic cofna}, i kilka.
krotnie batem uderzony ,upad}
ma podloge. Chcia1 wystapic W
jego obronie drugi chlopiec,
ale upad}, uderzony, z urwa-
nym jskiem, DO stracil prey.
tomnost. Inni ch}opcy z pre-
razeniem wbiegli do 1awki.
Obitych ch}opcow zamknisto
ma razie W innym pokoju, i
zesz}a godzina lekcyi W ciszy
W tel szkole dawniej uiezna-
nej.
Nauczyciel sam zsprowadzil
Deweya do ojca powiedzial
temua, 2e przyprowadzi} jego
syna ,cokolwieczek zdezelo.
wanego, ale przygotowanego
do nauki szkolnej".
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-19
CLEVELAND MOUNTS pa
GGSUS.

The atternp on the part of A. c.
Cleveland, candidate for the L. S,
Senate from Utah and Nevada, to
publicly bestride Pagrsus has proven
the sorriest feat OF political bronco
busting ever witnessed in any portion
of this State.
1t was supposed that under the
tuition of such a ring master as Thos.
Wren he would make a more credit
able showing.
Cleveland as a manipulation OF
primaries or a Legislative promoter
shines in more ways than one, but
when he attempts the Silas Wegg act
and drops into poetry the spectacle
only convulses the mob with a wave
of laughter.
The women in the audience giggle
outright and men who don't know the
difference between a Mother goose
melody and HomeriC verse realize in
his lame and hating doggerel that
there is a screw loose somewhere and
that the v~ersi6cation machine is
hopelessly beyond repair.
If a political aspirant for a place as
high as the Senatorship proposes tc
gather an audience in a building and
inhict such wretched rhymes upor
them, he should at least pay some
recognition to the ordinary rules OIL
rhymes and meter, or give the audi
ence a few minutes warning by th'
ringing off fire bell SO that it cal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-19

make its exit before the shower is
turned On.
Imagine such a deal inflicted on
the Z. S. Senate, III such all event the
President would be clearly upheld by
Congress Especially the upper House,
in calling out the army ard holding
the navy IN reserve.
The APPEAL while avoiding poetry
as a ru'., sometimes INDUCES in it,
and with opoIiPies TO the nursery sug-
gests the following as all the poctical
reJoinder necessary
There IS Cleveland, whose gall is terrific
Had his politics down scientific,
Until the Zig road
Couldn't pack surh a load,
SO they bounced him-the Southern
Pacific.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-19
~YERINCTON'S SEWER

The V. q /. K. K. mouthp1eCe, the
Enterprise, is making a most con-
temptible and outrageous campaign
of falsehood against Senator Stewart.
questioning his every act, and claim
ing that the Central Pacific r. r. is
the only oppressor of Nevada; that if
there was an equitable scale Of
freights and fares Nevada would be
better off than if she had free coin
age.
Now, it has been proved by the
testimony Of one Of the men connect
ed with the V. 4 T. R. r that the
Enterprise is part of its property, and
that it has received over $II ,ooc from
the Railroad for binding the eyes of
the people OF Nevada. Therefore we
must conclude that the V. at. R. r.
has some object in allowing its organ,
the Enterprise, to be used as a sewer
through which all its filth of attack
on Senator Stewart is passed. No
other member of the Silver Party is
singled cut upon whom its venom IS
expended.
We undertake to say that the N&T
r. R. is a greater oppressor of Ne
vada than the Central Pacific has
ever been or can be, and the people
here know it. Notwithstanding the
poverty of the people and the closing
down of the mines which yielded
work for the miners, the fares and
freights of the V. & T. have not been
reduced. On the contrary that
Company has attempted to evade its
taxes while the people have been
compelled to haul their goods to Reno
by wagon and to ride on stages, or
walk. Taking into consideration the
untold millions made by the V. & 7.
it seems but reasonable that sjnCe the
counties of Storey, Ormsby, and the
ComstoCk Mining Companies gave
the V. & T. a subsidy of $751;, 3S3 5:
and as the counties are SO poor thai
they cannot maintain very mucl
longer their county governments IN
less assistance is rendered, or unles!
three 7 four counties consolidate in
to one, we submit that it is but fai
and reasonable for the V. & T. to re
turn to these counties the money pai(
by them in constructing the road.
The Enterprise wants the c. P. +
refund every dollar advanced by tn
United States, ard the c. P. agree,
to make such payment. In justic
to the people Of Storey and Ormsby
and the CornstoCk Mining Companie
which are now nearly bankrupt, thes
large subsidies to the Y. & 7. shout
be returned to them by said Cornpan
or if they refuse, then &c take til
same stringent measures as thos
used against the c. P. This Is IL
issue in Storey, Or1nsby and WashC
counties, and such issue has bee
raised by the V. & 7. r. R, organ
Let us have fair play.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-19

Therearet three conditions:
When the blood is poor;
Whenmoreh flesh is needed;
When there is weakness
Of the throat Or lungs.
There is one cure: that is
SCOTS Emulsion.
1t contains the best cod
liver oil emulsifed, Or d.
gested, and combined with
the hypophosphites and
glycerine. 1t promises more
prompt relief and more last
ing benefit in these cases than
can be obtained from the
use of any other remedy.
soc. and s. 90, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
SHOT AND KILLED HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW.

Buffalo Aug. 5.-George s. Grecness. a black
smith shot and instantly killed his mother-in-law.
Mrs Alice Messnor and probably fatally wounded
walter Flewe shortly after noon to-day Green
less who Is separated from his wife. quarrcllad
with his mother-in-law over the separation, and.
pulling his revolver. shot her dead Fewel. who Is
nm attendant al the Buffalo State Hospital was
visiting Mrs. Messner. and Greenless shot him In
the abdomen. He taken to hospital. and
will probably die Greenless arrested and
locked up.
II - stated that Grecnless's wife left him about
eighteen months ago and went 10 Detroit. She re-
turned nome yesterday. and Grcenless tricd 10 ei-
feet reconciliation. apparently without result
IL Is said that Mrs. Messner strenuously objected
10 AM recOnciiia ton which IL thought 10 be one
Of the causes for Greenlcsss animOsity toward her
Gretnless had instituted proceedings for d.
yorce claiming that his vile had taken his chill
dren away from where ne had placed them In the
country and had tnkcn them TO Detroit where she
went with another man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
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STRIKES RESORT TO VIOLENCE.

Oshkosh Wis. Aug. 5-Riot.ng has been resumed
ey the striking woodworAers here on account OF inc
lash and door manufacturers trying TO operate WIN
aon-union labo, A; the Morgan plant last night a
1oSd OF one thousand strikers and sympatnizers
gathered to abuse and maltreat non-union WORK
men as they left the mill. Chief Weisorod' win
ofce OF police succeeded in preserving senbiahoe
o. order until darkness set In wnen serious on
taught On the police made In which several
ehcers received bruises and cuts. and CHIEF Weis-
S!od was brought TO his knees by stone strikins
su Several shots were fired In the air ana tne
'once finally withdrew
To-day the strikers again congregated and dubbed
,nd stoned union workmen trying 70 reach the
.naosean mill. Thirty policemen were dlsponvrthen
- reinforce the small squad on duty there When
ne. .ue police arrived tho crowd set on ;hcra WIN
!ucks and stones The pol CT used their clubs freely
sso the street finally cleared nj the expense
=. many broken heads and score OF arrests M
grssonsrs including nire women. The non-unioh
..,s" nnally reached the mill. under police prolec-
;vn. and the fsc,ory was started up with strone
S.se OF police To keep the streets clear sround me
liant The strikers far from being subdued.
aowever. and more trouble 10 promised.
IA mob also congregated at the Paine plant TO-
~ OUT no violence was reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
pORREPS BREAK INTO MlChi6AN bANh'

p,.h,,rd Mich Aug 5.-One OF the most oai'"s
"a .uocessful bank robberies over perpe"a'ru !"
li,ohgap was carried out by six robbers ids' ''is
soroa 81 them came from the east on hH""o"'
and evidently had confederates with morse anu
arr,age Trey secured about 5000 IN cash i'o'',
,ha 1-n,on Pank and 81 800 in notes the morse anu
oar,,age were taken into Augusta ana iei' ~ ~.
,rnare were three explosions. which awakened many
people IT, ,,.os rear the
.;v,p Rarnes an old man VINO hFes "e",
,anL uos ordered into the house win M
,ha, be would be shot George ROBSON anu 49,.
..ora r,,rett saw the robbers but ola no' H'o'''
,h,r, The safe was n complete wreck n'''
n,,c.-,nc being used TO open IT, Ihe ihsiue u'o'
,.sro hlown ten fee; out into the Office ana p'ec's
man, ,broueh the plategass 'front.' twenty 's''
s,., rho chirels and other tools were ieit "
hind and the handcar was uisa"''" ~ "
DC oe 49, nave lust been informed mat man
an set ween Augusta and Battle Cfeck wa LA
., The railroad track. carrying ihIec "a Jaret ~
VI cbestor ride No one VINO saw nl;ii n"'
- - move 10 arrest him oiI'eiS VIII 81 '
h"rn or Augusta AZ once after HIM ,soa
ccnrding 10 Witnesses. the gang "as 49,
-, s,x men who came to town on hahucai. ~.
~ .re nIacod on guard outside the BANK WILL 10 ~.
49, wooden building three charges W. ~,
s,naodad before the robbers got az me inone. nn
pscarad The bank IS owned BY ~ . w hi'tie3 "tu
T. II C;lkey They say that ne loss - oe'
r. 90 n nd & 600 mostly farmers deposi's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
SUICIDE OF MRS. MICHAEL J. CALLAHAN

Mrs Jennie Callahan. thrty-two years old. the
wife Of ex-Assemblyman Michael j. Callahan, OF
the Nth District, committed suicide last night IN
bcr home at No II Second-ave.. by taking large
quantity Of carbolic acid An ambulance was
called from Bellevue. but the woman died on the
wav m the hospital Her husband thinks she was
insane He says that he had noticed lately that
she was given to melancholy spells. Her homo
life happy.
on the way to the hospital two mon In a car
rage got In the way Of the ambulance and a
collision was unavoidable. One OF the rear wheels
OF the ambulance was demolished. and the woman.
who had died a moment before. was almost thrown
from the vehicle. A policeman placed both men
under arrest and they were taken to the Fifth-st.
station and locked up on the charge Of reckless
driving Since the woman dead the body
could not be taken to Bellevue. and II was tenn
porary placed In the Fifth-st. station Later
the husband had an undertaken prepare the body
for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
JOHN +. MCGG SCRRENDERS.

John F. Mugg. the president OF the Manhattaa
Yeas, Company. at No SIG Henry-st.. where lct
Of Illicit wh.skey seized on Thursday BY Inter:
nal Revenue officers. appeared In the Federal
Building yesterday morning. accompanied BY hls
counsel. Charles H Lovett and surrendered hims
paroled in the custody OF mis- counsel TO enable
him TO procure a bondsman. NJ. Mugg q gran
said that he was requested to act as president o.
factory in BROOKLYN He had 90 idea that any
unlawful work was going on. but had always -.
manufacture Of vinegar and yeast was conductea
He had not taken active part IN the eumnsesSS
for three or four months past, and had not victe4
the Brooklyn factory In that time except to attsno
meetings OF the Board OF Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
TEE ARBUcKLE REFINERY COMPLETED
PRODUCT TO BID on THE MARKET BY sEPTEM
Der TALK OF a FIGHT AGAINST
THE TRUST

After lul Of several days. a report became
current Yesterday in refined sugar circles that the
lndependent rehneries were negotiating 70 form d
oower1rl combination 10 fight the trust. II was
assorted that the Arbuckle, Doscher ana o'her
outside interests had all but perfected the plans Oh
an oppos,tion organization. This report, however
was emphatically denied by those IN c.ose touc"
with the situation u on.y week or so ago
that the tip was cut that the Arbuckies ana 'he
Sugar Trust had patched up an agreement. NO"
|, is said that the fight is on with more bitterness
than ever
The fact that the new Arbucke refinery is com
pe,ed AMI will soon be putting refined sugar on inc
market has no doubt given rise TO CONSIDERABLE
speculation as 10 just what Will take place as
result II has 1000 tons OF raw sugars alreau'
In store at the refinery and large quant'yr , -
unloading at the Pierpont stores IN brookyh re
arm had hoped 20 begin opere tons by August 10.
but II may be the last Of the nontn oeioie Lne
list has yet been prepared. nor viii there De one
until the product Is ready 10 be deIlyer.a ,hoss
understood that prices VIII correspond WIN ,hos
Of the American Sugar Refining COMPANY many nan
brokers in the trade report that they i"vS opey
sized orders for tho Arbuckle sugar. Ny. D4sonSf
tah yesterday that work on his rehancry - a Ss
RANGING rapidly, ard he expects 10 De 'e""i"s ~ Wv
Ast September.