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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
ORANGE SHIPMENTS
They Are Still Being Sent From Full.
lerton-Crokinole Tournament


FULLERTON. July 22.-Oranges were
shipped from this place as follows during
the week: Geo. B. Key, one carload; Earl
Fruit company, one carload Chapman
Bros, two carloads; making the shipments
up to date from Fullerton Al carloads of
oranges.
Miss Clara Smith, who was engaged to
teach the primary department Of the Or
angethorpe school, has a position in the
Santa Ana school, and Miss Josephine AL
exander of Santa Ana has been elected TO
teach In her place.
Mrs. H. p. Rogers and Mrs. Kate Rogers
of Kansas City are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Skinner.
NJ A. Johnson, who has been visiting rel
attves In Long Beach, Santa Ana and Full
lerton during the past few weeks, left on
Wednesday for Houston, Tex.
Prof 8. s. Twombly is building an addi-
ton to his residence.
Stewart Cargill gave a party to about
twenty of his young gentlemen friends on
Tuesday evening.
H. C. Head and DR.. Clark have been ap-
pointed registration clerks for Fullerton
precinct. Registration Of voters closes in
the 18th of August. Every voter who was
not on the great register at the last cleo
ton must register now to be entitled TO
a vote at the coming election.
The petition for the military company OF
Fullerton has been signed by more than
the required number of men and will be for
warded to the organization board at Sac
ramento.
While the families of A. Barows and
John Holverson were absent at the beach
this week burglars entered their residence
and stole considerable property, among
which was q valuable watch, two pairs of
gold eyeglasses, one sixteen-gauge shot
gun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards are at
Catalina island for few days outing. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Callman will leave for the
same place tomorrow.
The crokinole tournament at Chadbourne
hall proved quite a successful and enjoya-
BILE affair. The games were closely con-
tested and interesting. The first prize was
won by Geo. Ruddock and Mrs. Will Vail,
they not losing a game The trophy was
a pair of engraved sterling silver spoons.
e. w. Dean and Miss Louise Dean tied with
Richard Gregory and Miss Mabel Schultz
for the BOBBY prize. neither couple winning
a single game. Mr.. and Miss Dean won it
on the toss-up and were each presented
with a silver-mounted rabbits foot.
The tournament was given for the bene-
At OF the fiagpole fund, which now amounts
to nearly 500.
The Union Oil company has Withdrawn
it's force Of men from the wells UP in the
hills.
Bert Amin will soon begin the erection
Of 2 new residence here.
Contractor Weber commenced work on
B. r. Porter's new residence Monday on
Orangethorpe avenue.
Kirk Durham, who has been quite III for
several weeks, left this week for an outing
In the mountains.
Mr.. J. q. Sheppard and children went 70
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Some Important Matters Came Before
It Yesterday

Protestants against the opening of an
alley from Fifth to Sixth street, between
Hill and Broadway, we're out in force yes
terday, and 1t Gun safely be said that they
caused the board Of public works to
change their minds Some time ago the
board inspected the premises and decided
to change the line of the alley as laid out
by the city engineer, and so announced
Yesterday the protestants were so strong
ly against taking the whole twenty feet
from the Hill street lots as the board pro.
posed, that this plan will be abandoned
The alley will now probably be taken from
lots on both streets equally, and will cost
much more money.
A petition for the establishment of the
curb line on Lake street between Ninth
and Tenth streets was carried over until
more complete petition is presented.
The protest of Frank M. Boswell and 9TH
ers against the opening of Park Grove ave.
nue. was denied, and the board will proba-
bly, take the same action in the matter OF
the protest Of 7. w. Northrup and others
against the opening Of Magnolia avenue.
The protest against the sidewalking OF
the east side of Olive street, between Court
and First streets, was carried over until
next week.
The matter of dividing the storm water
at Sixth and Figueroa streets was referred
to the city engineer as was also the pro.
test against the Improvement Of Olive
street. between First and Second streets
The chain gang may be used on part OF
this improvement.
Judge Lamme appeared before the board
to ur1e fayora HE action IN the peftfion nj
the Los Angeles Traction company for the
privilege Of building track on Fifth street
from Central avenue to the Arcade depot
but the board has not fully decided what
action it will take. William H. Avery
made the claim to the board that the rail
way companies using this piece of East
Fifth street should be required to pay fol
portion Of the surfacing of the street put
down not long ago. This was taken under
consideration.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
CITY'S FINANCES
Auditor Nichols at Work Figuring
How Far the Money Will Go

Within the next few days City Auditor
Nichols will have completed his estimate
Of the amounts which each department of
the city government can be allowed for the
expenses of the fiscal year from July 1,
1898, to July l, 1899.
1t is generally understood that most of the
departmental estimates will have to be cut
down, as Is generally the case each year.
In round figures the city's deficit for the
year ending June 3Oth last was $40 ,0O0 This
deficit must be made up during the present
year. Nothing but the utmost economy
and watchfuness prevented the deficiency
from being much greater, and the showing
bered that the present administration was
left with $50 900 deficiency to make good: :
that it was compelled to stand an unex-
ton, and that 1t undertook to repair bridges
not anticipated.
In the appropriations this year the coun-
ell will endeavor to anticipate just as many
Of the expenses as possible. Among these
Is the $4,000 job of piping the zanja on South
Main street: election expenses at least
$500 greater than those Of the past year,
the purchase and placing of street signs,
an expense of 5000. to say nothing of other
lesser expenses.
The police department will doubtless be
allowed about 1900, including the $4,000
police signal service. The department
wanted little more than this, but last year
managed to get along on S13, 900 less.
The schools will be allowed about $110, 900,
possibly little more. This department
asked for something over $4,000
Other departments, In most instances.
will receive slight increases. Several dep
uties desire increases in their salaries and
their chiefs have approved the desires in
their departmental estimates, and few
Of the raises will be allowed.
There Is one feature IN the allotment Of
funds which II II difficult 10 deal with; that
IL the fact that, in making the allowances,
the council Agures on apportioning every
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23

City Officials Much Pleased With the
Police Telegraph System Idea

Only small contingent of the police
commission could be mustered yesterday
to inspect the police telegraph system dis
played by the Gamewell company in the
city hall basement, but Mayor Snyder,
Chief Glass and City Electrician Francis
sweled the inspecting party to quite a re-
spectacle size. Most of the forenoon was
spent by the companys representative in
explaining the mechanism and its uses.
and after It was once understood 1t was
found to be a very simple continuance, con-
sidering all that 1t accomplishes. There
was the complete switchboard and record
ing and operating table. and the signal
boxes from which the alarms are turned
in, and while the agent talked glibly of the
abilities of the apparatus and the In
creased efficiency of the police force by its
installation, the assemblage stood about
in silent awe and heard the wheels buzz
and watched the tell-tale tape spin from
it's roll with the inscription on 1t showing
the number of the box from which the
alarm had been turned in. together with
the year, day, hour and minute. The lat
ter instrument is one of the most wonder
full parts of the entire mechanism. 1t Is au-
tomato in arrangement and governed by
a big electric clock. 1t Is so arranged that
1t gives the proper number of days to each
month, changing from thirty-day month
to a thirty one-day month, or vice versa,
and also keeping track Of the variations
due to leap year.
The inspecting party evidently was
impressed with the system, which
was the only one exhibited in answer 70
the citys invitation to all companies to
exhibit their systems here. The cost Of
installing a complete fifty-box system here
would be about $15,0OO and one with a
smaller number of boxes would cost about
5000. The apparatus Is to be shipped
back to San Francisco today for display
there, where $50 new fire alarm boxes are
about to be purchased.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
For the Freeholders

To the Editor of the Los Angeles Herald:
The San Francisco new charter will doubt
less prove of interest to the freeholders OF
Los Angeles. Through the courtesy of
Mayor Phelan, have a few copies Of the
condensed charter in pamphlet form and
an extra copy of the charter itself. These
are at the service of the freeholders and
can be had at the Herald office.
ABBOT KINNEY.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
Protests and Petitions

The property holders of Rosabell street
have entered protest against paving for
the Pasadena boulevard. They plead that
they are poor people, and have just fin
ished paying for other street improve
ments.
The property holders ask for sewer on
Kensington road, Angeleno heights. from
Kensington road and Douglas street south
to the intersection of Kensington and
Bellevue avenue.
Catherine Fitzgerald asks for permit to
make a sewer connection.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
Plenty Of Applicants

City councilmen were yesterday besieged
by applicants for the position of S. M. Per-
nv, the recently deceased manager Of the
free labor bureau. Their efforts are all In
vain. as 1t Is quite probable that the assist
ant manager, l. B. Smith. will be appoint
ed as Perry's successor, the county super
visors having already taken such action.
The salary is 500 per month. one-half of
which is paid by the city and the remain
der by the county.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23

When the impurities in water are in sus-
pension they are simply floating in the
water, and mechanical contrivances, such
as filters, may remove them. Such filtration
may clarity the water and render 1t pleasing
to the eye, but they do not purify 1t. Puri-
tas is a scientifically distilled water. Ice
and Cold Storage Co. Tel. 22S. Adv.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
Hickory Club

A well-attended and enthusiastic meet
ing was held last night at the headquarters
of the Hickory club in the Gardner build
ing While Chairman s. r. Hill was calling
the club to order a messenger entered and
handed him the following telegram:
SAN DIEGO. July %, 1898.
"San Diego's twenty-five delegates
will be with us for Mcguire.
EARL ROGERS"
When the applause which greeted this
good news had subsidized. addresses were de-
livered by s. E. Fulton, F. w. Allender,
Joseph Simons and J. Noonan Phillips.
Mr.. Phillips, in brief said: '"The Repub-
lican wave Of prosperity has been cyclone,
and II 1t has left feather on any of you,
I want him to stand up"
After the meeting refreshments were
served to all who were present.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
SPECIAL TRAIN FROM LONG BEACH
Saturday. July 23d

The Southern Pacific company will run
special train, leaving Long Beach at 1000
p. m. Saturday night, July %, after the grand
patriotic Chautauqua concert.
Returning will leave Los Angeles after
close of theaters. Convenient stations.
Quick service.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
Hurrah for tho Babiea

Grand prize baby day at Rendondo Beach
Sunday. Hundreds Of beautiful and useful
prizes to be given away. Every baby will
receive prize. Take your little ones with
you and see the fun. Santa Fe trains go at
$3.50 a. M, 1855 a. m, 1880 p. M, 5:35 p. m.
p. m. Last train leaves the beach at
D. m.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
Marriage Licenses

F. Mahlstedt, Germany, aged 81. and
Emma Wulfesteig, Brazil, aged %, both of
Los Angeles.
Guillermo Grijalva, California. aged 80,
and Angelica Gonzales, California, aged 16,
both residents of Rivera.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
Eruptive

On the Vesuvius the order is not Twenty
minutes for breakfast" It's Lets dine a
mite."-Philadelph Bulletin.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23

DR.. Max Wassman. dentist, rooms 226 and
s2s Potomac block. Broadway. between
Second and Third. Tel. Brown 1918.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23

Wall paper, late styles, low prices, at
A. 4. Eckstrom's. S2l South Spring street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Evans Of Denver,
Colo, are at the Van Mugs. Mr.. Evans is
interested in the Colorado iron works Of
that city. .8F;
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23

Blumve & Jay. plumbing and gas fitting
Ii South Broadway. Tel. Main 1885.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23

Maximum temperature, &C.
Minimum temperature. 81.
Forecasts
Forecast for Southern California for Sat-
urday: Fair Saturday; fresh west wind.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23

Col ]. T. Richey, proprietor Of the Wind
sor and Casa Iona hotels. is down from
| Redlands.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23

TEMPERATURE-Re Of observations
taken at Los Angeles. July 22d. The
barometer Is reduced to sea level.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-25
Telegrarny.

WASHINGTON, 25 Lipca. -
Department. wojny otrzymaa
cd generals Shaftera nastepu.
jscs depeszs:
Porucznik Miley powr6cil z
San Louis i Palma Soriano,
doksd uda} sic pred czterema
dniami, azeby wzissc do ME-
wolf hiszpa6skie wojska. Lii
czba poddajscych sic okazala
sic wisksza, niz przypuszcza4
general Toral. Og6iem zlo.
Sylo bro6 3oo5 hiszpa6skich
zo}nierzy i $50 ochotnik6w.
5000 sztuk broni na3adowano
ma wozy i odstawiono ma ko-
lei. Zolnierze wzieci do ME.
wolf cieszyli sic widocznie, ae
powr6cs do dom6w. So tax
wyglodniali, ae muszs i'm po.
slac zywnosc. Wypadnie nam
wyslac do Hiszpanii "a, 900
je1c6w: 10000 ztsd, 5000 re
San Luis, 6,O0Oz Guantanamo
i okolo 5000 ze Sagua i Para.
Goa.
WASHINGTON, 25 Lipca. =
General Shafter donosi o 396
wypadkach zapadniecia wczo.
raj ma febrs W obozie pod
Santiago. Poniewaz W do
niesieniu tenn jest NOVA tylko
o czterech wypadkach dmierci,
przypussczaia tutai, ae Zebra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-25
WOJNAz HISzPANIA.
Wojska W proWincyi Santiago sk}adaja broh.
Kubahczycy protestuja przeciw gospodarce
Shaftera W zdobytem miescie.
CUBA LIBRE" JEST ICH HAsLEM.
Uk1ady o pok6j na dobrej drodze.

Wojna obecna ME zostala
wywolana przez nienawist ra'
sows, lecz ze wzgledow poll.
tycznych, przez obydwa naro:
dy malo zrozumianych. Rad
Stan6w Zjednoczonych sko-
rzystal ze zlej gospodarki urzs.
dnik6w hiszpa6sklch ma Kubie
W tym celu, azeby przywla-
szczyf sobie hiszpa6skie kolo.
ME. Rad W Madrycie uwaza
"a sw6j obowiszek bronic swo.
ich zamorskich posiadlosci,
pomimo re ME posiada dosta-
tecznych srodk6w, aaeby
oprzee sic skutecznie przemoz-
nemu nieprzyjacielowi. Zapa1
obydw6ch rzad6w ME udzielil
sic odnosnym narodom. Anne.
rykanie ME rozumieja, jaks
korzysc przyniesie i'm posiada'
ME zamorskich kolonij, pod.
czas gdy posiadaja W dotych.
czasowych granicach olbrzymie
obszary grunt6w, kt6rych
eksploatoWaG niema komu,
poniewaz ME posiadamy dosta.
tecznej ilosci mieszka6c6w.
Hiszpanie ME rozumiejs, ma co
zdaly i'm sic te kolonie, W kt6.
rych cd wielu lat toczy sic
bezskuteczna wojna pow
sta1cami, poch}aniajsca setki
tysiscy mlodziezy i miliony
grosza publicznego. Nar6d
ameryka6ski got6w jest wy.
rec sic dalszych zwycisztw W
interesie pokoju, ma kt6ry
przystalby chstnie dzisiaj ma
rod hiszpa6ski, po calym sze'
regu klesk i zawod6w. Sku-
tkiem przeciwie6stw wynika.
jacych wyrachowa1 rzad6w
a pokojowego usposobienia
dw6ch narod6w jest ia okoli-
cznost, re matki ameryka1skie
i hiszpa6skie ME cbstnie wy
se}aja swych syn6w ma teatr
wojny, ma kt6rym zo1nierze
ameryka6scy i hiszpa6scy bra.
taja sic raczej z nieprzyjaci6f.
mi, niz z kuba1skimi powstah.
cami, kt6rzy ami Amerykanow
ami Hiszpan6w ME zisbis i ME
para.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-25

Ziednoczone stanowia wielks
potege pod wzgledem militar'
nym.
LoNDYN, 25go Lipcs. -
Karlisci czekajs ma chwile Ia
warcia pokoju, azeby skorzy-
stae oburzenia ludu ma upo.
karzajsce warunki. Ma dane
haslo powstans i obals Rad
obecny. Gazety madryckie
groza zawieszeniem wydaw.
nictw, jezeli ME zostans znie.
stone przepisy, krepujsce vol.
nose prasy. "El impartial"
przygotowuje opinie publiczns
ma ntrats Kuby, dowodzac, ze
korzystniejszem jest odstapic
to wyspe Stanom Zjednoczo.
nym, niz zgodzic sic ma jej
niepodleg}os6.
Miedzy klass robocas wBar.
celonie, Maladze i Cadiz pa.
nuje wielka nedza. Okrety
kupieckie ME zawijaja wcale
do hiszpa6skich port6w.
MADRYT, 25go Lipca. -
General kapitan Augusti do
nosi z Filipin, ae Amerykanie
gotujs sic do atsku ma Manils.
Nalezy tam spodziewat sic wa.
anych wypadk6w.
Prezes ministr6w Sagasta
zapewnia, re ME wszystkie cd.
dzialy wojsk wprowincyi San.
tiago zgodzi1y sic ma ziozenie
broni.
Pretendent do tronu hisz.
pa6skiego Don Carlos opudcil
Belgie i udal sic do Szwajca-
ryi. Naczelnicy organizacyi
karlistowskiej wyjechali z Hi
szpanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-25
Rome WiadOmOScf
telegrafczne.

- Ma wysokosci San Juan
de Porto Rico strzelal trzykro'
tnie ameryka6ski okret wo-
jenny do niemieckiego statku
handlowego Croatia.
W Conception, W Chile,
dalo sig odczuc W Sobots VIE
czorem slime trzesienie ziemi.
Wiele dom6w zapadio sic.
Druty telegrafczne So pozry'
Wane.
- Miedzy ksieciem Lippe
Detmold a cesarzem Wilhel-
mem przyszlo do nieporozu'
mie6, kt6re interesuja wszy-
stkie panujace dwory niemie-
ckie.
Robotnicy we fabryce
broni W Szpandawle porzucllil
prace udali sic do fabryki
Loewe & Co., gdzie otrzymala
lepszs zaplats, nia W zaksadzle
rzsdowym.
dug publiczny W Hisz-
panii powlekszyl sic W roku
bieaacym o Is milion6w pese'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-25

szych marynarzy wysadzono
ma lad. Zajsli miasto, mad kt6.
rem powiewa obecnie chors.
giew ameryka6ska.
PORT TAMPA, "a Lipca. =
Piet okret6w transportowych
zabra}o ma poklady oddzial
wojska zostajacy pod rozkaza'
mi genera}a Schwan i wybra}o
sic do Porto Rico. Wojsko
skiada sic z z pu}ku artyleryi,
iednego szwadronu 2 pu}ku
kawaleryi, II pulku piechoty,
19 puaku piechoty j dw6ch od-
dzial6w trenu.
LoNDYN, 25go Lipca. -
correspondent madrycki dzien.
nika "Tlmes" zapewnia, ze wi.
doki zawarcia pokoju popra-
willy sig. Minister spraw "a.
granicznych, ksiazs do Rio
doszedl do przekonania, ze
najwlasciwsza drogs postepo-
wanna jest traktowac z rzadem
washingto6skim wprost, bez
posrednictwa innych mocarstw.
Rad washingtohski jest skaon'
ny do zawarcia pokoju, ,sgdyz
ME chce wdawac sic W AVIAN
turnicza polityks zaborcza o
niewyraznych celach.
LoNDYN, 25go I4ipca. -
"Daily News zapewniaja, ze
uklady o pok6j rozbijajs sic o
chwiejnos6 charakteru Nc
Kinley'a, ulegajscego przer6'
anym wp}ywom. Raj dale on
posiuch wytrawnym pollty-
kom, to znowu ulega namo'
WON szowinist6w, pragnacym
przekonac Europe, ze Starry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-25

niema charakteru niebezpie.
cznego. Czestsze So wypadki
malaryi, niz prawdziwej z6l-
tel febry.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, 25go
Lipca. - Szeregowiec Charles
F. Devine z 4 pu}ku stanu
Illinois ukradi koledze 20 do
lar6w. Skazano 90 ma 9 mie-
siecy pobytu W domu karnym,
zatrzymano mu zold zalegly j
wyrzucono z szereg6w wojska.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, 25go
Mieszka1cy miasta podpisujs
petycye zaadresowana do pre-
zydenta Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych, W ktorej dziekujs ludo.
wi ameryka1sklemu "a oswo.
bodzenie ich pod jarzma hi.
szpadskiego. Petenci wyraaajs
W petycyi nadzieje, ze wojsko
ameryka1skie ME zajmie Ku-
by W celu przy1aczenia wyspy
tel do Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
lecz dopomoze Kubafczykom
do ustanowienia wlasnego rzs-
du do odzyskania niepodle-
glosci, st6sownie do odnosnych
uchwal kongresu we Washing.
tonic. Petenci ze Santiago zy-
cza sobie, azeby hiszpa6scy u
rzsdnicy zostali z}ozeni z urze.
dow azeby miasto wydane
zostalo pod wladze Kuba6czy.
k6w, kt6rzy walczyli wsp6lnie
z wojskiem ameryka6skiem
przeciw wsp6lnemu nieprzyja.
cielowi.
Tymczasem Shafter ME po-
zwala powsta1com kuba6skim
wchodzic bronis W reku do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-25

miasta, obawiajac sig ich
strony naduzyc. zakaz ten u
trzyma sic tax d}ugo W mocy,
dop6ki wojsko hiszpa1skie ME
zostanie wyprawione do ojczy.
zny.
KINGSTON, 25go Lipca. -
w obozie pod Santiago panu.
je malarya, ma kt6ra zapada
coraz wiecej os6b. Po zaayciu
chininy choroba znika, lecz
Zebra stale sic uporczywa, gdy
wraca po raz drugi. Cisgle
deszcze rosa nocna sprzyjaja
szerzeniu sic malaryi, co wply.
wa przygnebiajsco ma ducha
zolnierzy. Pragns oni p6iSc do
Portorico i walczyt Hiszpa.
nami a ME siedziec bezczynnie
ma Kubie.
Key WEST. .25go Lipca. =
Miasteczko Nipe ley ma pol.
nocnem wybrzezu Kuby, W
prowincyi Santiago. Ley mad
o5szernym portem bardzo
wazkiem wejsciem a przystep
do portu byl broniony przez
caly szereg fort6w. W zeszly
Czwartek rano krazownik "To.
peka" zaczsl ostrzeliwac forty
i przy pomocy okret6w can
napolis'', "Wasp" i "Leyden''
zmusil baterye nieprzyjaciel-
skie do milczenia. Nastepnie
wtargnsly ameryka1skie okrs.
ty do portu i zostaly tam przy.
jete ogniem armat hiszpa1.
skich statk6w wojennych. Maj.
wiskszym z mich by1 Jorge
Juan" kt6ry tax mocno zostal
uszkodzony, ze utonsl, poczem
try mniejsze okrety hiszpa1-
skie poddaly sic. Oddzial ma
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StoWarzyszenie "Czerwonego Krzyza' Ia polu bitWy.
Parowiec "Kalamazoo'

= Parowiec "Kalamazoo",
zbudowany W Michiganie i
znajdujscy sic ma wodach Ala.
ski, rozbi1 sic o ska1s i utonal.
- Wlascicielom kopal6 we.
gla W Pana, ILL.,, ME powi6dl
sic zamiar zastspienia unioni'
stow nieunistami.
= w kasie banku "Home
Building & Loan Association"
W Milwaukee wykryto brak
got6wki W kwocie $4,000.
Kr6lowa Liliuokalani
protestuje przeciw aneksyi
wysp Hawajskich przez Stany
Zjednoczone.
= Skutkiem bury, kt6ra
nawiedzi1a p6lnocno zachodnie
stany unii, przy ujsciu rzeki
Frazer utone}o kilku okret6w,
trudniscych sic po}owem aoso-
81. 25 marynarzy znalaz1o gr6b
W glebiach rzeki.
w Galveston, Texas,
spalil sic hotel "Beach'. Stra.
tv wynoszs S250,00o.
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Parma Jessie Schley, dele
igatka towarzystwa pokoJu,
1dafa sic 2 Paryaa do Madrytu
W misyi pokojowej. Zamierza I7r
nastepnie udat sig do Wa.
shingtonu. Parma Schley po-
chodzi Milwaukee i jest cor
ka Karola Schley, bratanka
ameryka6skiego komodora.
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Kronika MiejscoWd.
Udzia1 miasta Chicago we w0jnie.

Udzial miasta Chicago we w0jnie.
Dotychozas miasto Chicago do
starczy}o 1906 ludzi do wojny, q
mianowicie 1905 zoinierzy ladowych
j 1900 marynarzy. q tych znowu
52se jest nalesaoych do gwardyi
krajowej, 454 ochotnik6w, 5Sl bylo
rekrut6w do stanow poiudniowyob, a
1884 czesoia tu zawerbowano, dla
ramii zwiazkowej, czescia zas zabra.
no . Fort Sheridan. 2 miasta Chica.
90 wysaso S procent rekrut6w do.