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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23

The Twentieth Century Girls called
their first post-Lenten gathering a:
the home o. Mr.. Walter Rinehart. on
North Main street. Miss Eta Rine-
mart. the CLUBS most vivac!ous mem
Der. was the delightful hostess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23
FIVE CENT ARTICLES.

Ladies' Hose, Chlidrcn'e Hose, Boxvna
Rules, Wash PAM, Towels. Hair CurItn
Lamp Burners. Shoe Dressing, Tab.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23

A pretty home wedding occurring
Tuesday evening. was that which unit
ted In marriage. Mr.. Marion ]. Wclch,
manager OF McNamee's jewelry store.
and Miss Sarah j.. johnson, n charming
young lady with many friends through
out the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23
h B POTTS ,4 I5S
ll45 end Jil47 Market Street.
TRADE WiSSERsy
ONE CENT ARTICLES.'

Pint Tin Cups, 9 Heavy Enye,or.,
Good Pen Holders, . Steel Pens, / NIX.
rnndum Book Sheets Note Papet. M.
Pencils, I Collar Rtlttona. L HandEertSls
RdSoaEgss IND sl G;e1. s HSsfr Ms ssssi. !: p$$ss'
Grntnr.. cDnEnn Elnihna nIn. NAI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23
FOUR CENT ARTICLES.

Ono Set Teaspoons. Boys' su,pcns.,,
Rubber Dressing Combs. Tooth RrnsSts
Iirc shovels. Atticiiage, Sewing Machts.
OIL. Scrub brushes. n ""'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23
THREE G%ENTARTICL.Es.

Clark's O. N. T5Thrcad, LadIss' IA
kerchtets. Shaving Brushes, Stamped DIX
pers, Mach Safes Prrfumed Toiie, sess
Basttng Spoons. Cork Screws. Harnonf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23

The Married Ladies' Euchre Club was
c~harmingely entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Delaplaine. North Chap
line street, last week, and will be like
wise treated by Mrs. Mamie Chapline
Norton, az her residence in Pleasant
Valley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23
TWOCENT ARTICLES.

4? Dozen buttons. ! Fine Comb, i R,r,
Ink HnndkerehisfS Carpenter Psnei,
Toilet Soap Tape Lines, Rubber Tipped
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23

The Charity Whist Club. which will
continue its Monday meetings. at least
until hot weather, has been entertained
since Lent by Mrs. Platoff Zane and
Mrs. Van Wagner, at the Zane home,
lear Mt. De Chantal, and Mrs. William
Schwertfeger at her residence on North
Main street, and viii be received ut the
home Of Mrs. Gibson, Lamb, Echo Point,
next Monday, IN which occasion Mrs.
Lamb and Miss Johnson will be host
csSes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23

SEVEN CENT ARTICLES,
Colgate's Palm Soap, Il Cakes for q
cents, Large Dressing Combs, Handkw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23

Tho affair OF greatest interest during
the past week vas the wedding OF Miss
ella Waterhouse. third daughter OF Mr..
and Airs. John Waterhouse. OF South
Chapline street, to Mr.. Wade II. Var
field, OF Skvesvil!c, Md. The only at
tendants were Miss Gene Waterhouse.
a younger sister OF The bride, and Mr..
Joseph oliver. Of Baltimore. and every
appointment was In keeping with the
wealth and position OF the family! In
the departure Of Mr.. and Mrs, Warfeld
Tor their Maryland homo, Wheeling lost
one Of its most attractive women.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23
SIX CENT ARTICLES

Ono Set Table Spoons, shlrtns.. suspend,
ors, Butcher Knives.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-22

la HERENCfA DEL CoNDENApo

nal De casaoion, tsd 'o' CSC tics y tod.' LIS f0rmalidsd<s ne.
s. La justicia aene fama de march r, do ordinatio, con
ras lenttud que tedo $50 ..
: R1stanfe slertaa ente ha marchkdc, pueeto QUO ha EN-.
pleaio veinte ahos en legar a coaocer Ia verdsd.
%.,-Y bastsra una session ARA que la iseticis so conrensa?
-Bastara para or Ia confession del criminal. >, Las fer.
Ma idades sabs!gu!antes, los preteiimentos, SCRAP, sin duda,
ma, largcs; pero ara nc sotrss Hab,s te:min ado todo, eu,ndo
Ia inocencis del marques de Tresenec rssp'ar de.ca 4 losojos
de Ia sociedsd
-lDios mic! 100 Et pc ibls eso7-exclsm6 Gilberto,
yendo a estreohar la uano ds! seh2r De'a ande. Mi ancisno
amigo!. ono os epganais.
-iTemo. en- efecto, = dijo Ell Baron, con mucho sscaemo-
que vuestros amigos, con TODD So cello, os pre- aran nuevos do,
lofes. primo.
E ts palabras hrieron tanto q Gilberto, que &c volvi6
ind gnado.
,Ab!-exclamd ell B.rjn, con acento, de vsraad-nsd;a
desearia mas que 20 Ia revls'6n de ere prects,; &c os ayudsria
con totos mis- esfuerzos, Gi:berto. Pero permi.rme decir Que
desa,raebo e.a idea 81 es vsrdad que vuesto padre fne inooen
te que sc pueda encoatrar al criminal, no s. ccnsaguirA sino
C Id.ciendose con pm icncis, Ell secreto. ... Todo ese sDsrato
de iu.ticia & que Ell senior Dalalande qnie:e dar tsnts pub ieidad
dars por resultado prevenir 81 aeeoino. que tendta tempo je
preparar so defensa. que hats podria abandonar 4 FIancia &
ire & vivir tranqalamente & otto psis. lei es que habia en-
FsaDeia Goa que gn"ro =.
-Hsbita en- Frsncia en- este momento dijo ell sthor Della
lards con ironis." pero evidentemente cuando haya confesado
su crimen va no tendrA que air de ella.
Me desconsue,a en- verdsd -dijo Kernizan, encojiendcse
de homb os Ell Eeros afsrrado en- una idea d~eplorabIe, que no
os conducirs 4 NADIA 90.
Tendreis derecho 1 cepeursrne ests tarde zinc 10 be con
seguido IEspero, cabsLero, que nos acompahsreis cusndo vaJa
mls ests tsrie al Tribunal de csssciol2
-Si mi primo escuohs vuestroscot sejos me incl,nars ante
10 yoluntsd-dijo Of Baron con ~desembaraso.
-Puss bisn-dijo Gilberto lanzsado 1 ksrpissu uas mira
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-22
$50 BlB11orEcA DE ella ConsrsrosDESo1A DE PUsaro Rico,

-Psro sera presiso que ese miserable conozca vuestra ten
tstiva. @& /. H. 3"
La conoce. ~ *
-IYs7
ST Me he oeiaado de inform arle con Ia mayor: exacti-
ind. Y atemss, Ia pubiciaad qae van & DIR los ~periodioos s
este asunto no lie permitira jguorar rada. Sabre, ante todc, qaa
Ia confession de gu crimen no trsera consigo persecution, porque
Ia prescribe
En efecto MAS de vainte a6os! n ell Baron,
que no tuvo aufciente energia para dominar IN movimieuto de
akgfs.
-Ahora bisn, 81 es hombre de coraz6n.
-iUn hcmbrs de oorazdn IN asesioo.! )iijo g! Bp5n fla.
giendo atmirarse. 80
81, cabalero; IN hombre de coraz6n, 4 pts:r del crimen
que cometi6 en- IN momento de extravio; u. homkrs & quien ell
remoTdimiento inpadiIa para siempre ell ser feiz; I'm hombre
que esta muy proximo & arrepentirse.
Kernizan, aunque muy & pasar suyo, dirigi6 una mirada al
+ cura de Tevanec.
Este levant6 los ojos al cislo.
- ---Ese hombre-continut Ell eehor DEAL ande- hubiera du-
dado ia. vz Fl hubiera tenido ante ST la %psyspestvs de una pi.
sion, de IN caetigo terTeno. 80. imiertras one va DO tiene que
tene mas que q Dios!. 80. Es verdade -srneDte muy desgraoiad,
81 piensa en- los males que ha causado, Y que podra rene liar, en-
10 possible, con una s.ia pslabra.
En- los Of de; BARN de Kera;zan sparecieron laerim,s,
pero no C r iendo; pudo ccnteners s frCtaI dose lg r m NE les
Parps es.
-Eacncntro my aventnrado restro p'an-dijo - CT er
que uh criminal, que Juzgs So deIito olvif1 do, vaya a de hon.
jez os haya hecho IN POGO sentimental!
Sc sonri6 burion amente.
Pues bien, charlottesville Ell jues; 10 que os be dicho
sucsdera hoy mismo.
-Ltvas mug de rriss las cosas, csbslero.
-Muy de prysa; mi petici6n estA desde esa msfana en- DO
der del procurador general. Pr IN favor el eaal estarsn
/, dsspa:hsdas "a ssta tards, susndo nos presentemos en- el tribu-
Evening star., 1898-10-20

1t Is absolutely necessary to the co:2r,,t
or Passengers that carriages used for ;n.lr
conVenien nee should in the future bc mount
"a 20 upon springs or upon some equivalent
elasuc. Here are indications feeble. ,-,1
none the less marked, of the sr,,l,,-li,.,
CROWN OF a determination to meet exlstlrg
CONDITIONS and oNei come the obstacles tlaf
surround them.
From these initial efforts and ,,,3,, .,.
most dlscouraglng conditions with hos. H.
ltslsiatlon opposing all advancement. with
'lIc S'edm motor Yet an oXperimcn, and
Iapid passenger transit clugged py n, n.I-
IaHits OF an unylelding prejudice tlrau-g
unity OF action, concentration OF effort gI,..
slmplfcation OF method the dawn of nm
present system appeared, which gradually
grew IN strength and efficiency as prs.tir,t
experience demonstrated its utility THAI
thls mas not been attained without ronsI,,,,1.
struggle Is conceded. Vet as the ann.iI41.,,,
oI inventive genius evolved more rapid and
eCoilonlIcai movement with greater co~1f,,r
to the traveller We are acComnli-bilI,, ,,,,,
great deslderatum, the development of ,.r.
tSct passenger service. To attain this =
one peTpleNlhg problem for a progressive
SeHrdl passenger agent to solve. ON.
primal maxim must underIte all SII,b arr,rr
that IN the successful administration of
complex system unity of action and infriN.
GEM concentration of effort is esSenrfal I.
Is lhe pressure upon the button thar Nil
start the electrical machinery of a CnpIf
nent, but it can only he done when an ,.,r
"SsJihs wires touch the point of contact.
SO that every nation has become our rsi,,.,
Dor Trade follows SO quickly upo1 m.
heels OF exploration the entire yyur},i.s
market. The problem only remains VIII,
SIaIi secure the most Of it2 The prav-S +,
England 5 merchantmen have ever been IL
me lootSieps of her LiNiCgsiDnes Am,lf,..
must follow her soldiers of fortune" an,
IN the next quarter of "a century look 3hro.,
Tor her market or adopt the paraIyzinls I'D
IgrhatlNe-IeSsen her product. Great as Is
ti tiie ,aa eNpahse OF our national territory. ufi
me IN looth meridian passing through ne mil.
ule OF the Dakotas and down throu III " :.
Ifh leXas. there dividing this country i'm,
equal halNeS. ii Is no. great enough To- I,.i..
sumo the product of her - 90 1880 prodgc. IS
Win the mechanical facility for -nir
transportation which modern genius n.
developed. with the goods to sell and IN,
markets IN which to sell them. with the geo
graphical and natural advantages to place
them IN competition with the nations O.
lhe earth the future Of the worlds com.
merce is in the hands of the great system.
or transportation Of which you are the rap
reSentauveS: and we but re-echO our watch.
word. THAT America stands to win" an,
that the star of its destiny is stll west.
ward"
Evening star., 1898-10-20
GRADUATES At BANQIET.
Annual Reunion of Phi1adelphia Di
vinity school Alumni

The alumni of the Philadelphia Dvinit,
School sat down to a banquet at the Ebbit
Tuesday evening. Rev. H. A f. Hoyt
chaplain of the 9th Pennsylvania Nolun
teers. presided and acted as toastmastcr
Addresses were made by Right Rev q
W. Whitaker, bishop of PENNSYLVANIA
Rev. Edward T. Bartlett. dean of the III
vinity School; Francis a Lewis of IN,
Philadelphia bar; Rev. H. L. Phillips. rec
tor of the Church of the Crucifxion. Phila
delphia; Right Rev. William H. Hare
bishop of South Dakota; Right Rev Henry
{. Potter. bishop of New York; Right Rev
G. ii. kinsolving, bishop of Texas: Rev
w. S. Baer of Philadelphia: Right Rev
Dr. Burton, bishop of Lexington. and Prof
w. NJ. Groton of the Divinity School.
The executive committee in charge Of he
banquet comprised Rev. Horace r. Fuller
treasurer of the alumni association; Rev
J. H. Lamb, Rev. j. A Montgomery anc
Rev Morton Aigner.
Evening star., 1898-10-20
REVOLT AGAINST HIGH DUTIES
Agitation i'm Germany Against Re-
strictiOn of Trade.

y powerful Agitation has commenced in
Germany against the high duties and nu-
merous restrictions by which the govern
ment hes nearly stopped the importation OF
live animals and greatly increased the price
uf meat products.
This Is the substance OF a report made
To the State Department by Dean B.
Mason. deputy consul general at Frank
fort He says that the price OF meat has
Increased SO that there is a decided de-
crease in the consumption, the Berlin
slaughter houses receiving 50.49l fewer ami
mails last year than in the preceding year,
while there has probably been a still
greater decrease since the figures were
gathered Oue result Of the high prices
has been a marked increase in the amount
of cured meat imported. This, Mr., Mason
says, is peculiarly advantageous to the
United States. which can export meat
products to Germany far more readily than
live stock, and our country gets a large
part of this trade. In September OK meat
was selling in Frankfort market at whole
~sIa Al fHAHa nA-IB to Sl666 per 10 pounds.
Evening star., 1898-10-20
The San Junn Post Office.

Information has reached the Post Office
Department that the Office at San Juan was
formally turned over to the representatives
of this government when the Spaniayis
gave the Americans possession TuesJaN-
Mr. Van Alstine. expert from the Lockport
n. Y, post office, will have temporary
charge. Anticipating the change about TO
take place, the Spaniards gave notice to
some of the contractors operating on pas
senger service lines which connect cities
having railroad communication with San
Juan, Ponce and Mayaguez that they
would not be responsible for their pay after
Tuesday. This includes daily service sim
liar TO that conducted by our star routes
between Aguadilla and Camuy Mayaguez
to Yauco and from Aguadllla to Ctuado.
Evening star., 1898-10-20
THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
AT'TEE STAR BUILDINGS,
ll0l Psuns7lvsais Avslus, Jor llta st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't.
Evening star., 1898-10-20
me PfffsburS Bank FatIura

hanh Examiner Young has reportes IN
.he controller of the currency that, In his
Judgment the German National Bank of
Fi'tsours' which closed It's doors Tuesday
" SoiEent- The report states that the fail
ufe oil MI AdolDh Groetzinger, the prssi-
oeht OF the bank, resulted in a run. and
Tue directors closed the doors for the nur-
pose OF voluntary liquidation. The clearing
mouse committee agreed with the directors
'hat 'his was the best thing to do and
'he suspension followed. The capital of
'he Dank Is s2oO.O0, and at the time of the
iaSt report September 80. the surplus
aino'tite4 % u, 20 s253,3 due individual deposi
bankers $39,123 total resources, 81, ,G37 7OS
Evening star., 1898-10-20
Labor Bodies Asked for Suggestions.

The committee on procedure of the ma
tional industrial commission yesterday aft
ernoon adopted the following: Resolved
That the officers and executive boards of
the several organizations OF labor are re-
spectfully requested TO confer with John
NJ. Farquhar, temporary secretary OF the
commission, and to communicate to him
suggestions for the syllabus Of examination
to be reported by this committee for adop.
ton by the commission"
Evening star., 1898-10-20
Admiral Schiey In Conm,a

Admiral schley has been placed in COM
mand OF the naval station at San Juan de
Porto Rico. 1t is the intention of the de-
partment TO send another naval officer to
relieve Admiral Schley of the command
very soon and to maintain a permanent
station at this most important strategic
point in the south.
Evening star., 1898-10-20

If you want to buy, sell
lease property or rent
rooms, want a situation or
want help, it will pay YOU
to announce the fact in the
advertising columns of The
Star. They are closely
studied by more than three
times as many people as
read any other paper.
Evening star., 1898-10-20

work upon naval vessels at the Washing
ton navy yard during the past fiscal year
were S25.691. OF this yard Commodore
Melville says:
Naturally out of the reach of the larger
vessels Of the navy, and indeed convenient
to none, the steam engineering work Of this
yard has mainly consisted in the manufac-
ture of parts and fittings of special machin-
cry for all the torpedo boats and for the
new ships building Repairs Of minor char
acter were made 10 the Helena and Triton y
Evening star., 1898-10-20
Few York Office, 40 Potter Building.

me Evening Star Is served to subscribers n the
tlty bJ carriers, their account at 10 cents
per week, O. ~ certs per unonta- Copies the
counter cents each. BY mail-anywhere in the
per month
Saturday QrintupIc Sheet Star, 81 per year. With
Foreign postage added S3 0S.
tEntered at the Post Office at Washington, D. O..
as secondcla mail matter1
~ All mail subscript ions must be paIi in advance
Rates Of advertising made known on applicnt tion
Evening star., 1898-10-20
The Pavilion for the Blind.

The pavilion for the blind always attracts
interest. In sheltered, out-of- the-way
section of the basement pavilion has been
set apart for the blind, under the care of
Miss Glffn. There Is a piano as well d
library of books in raised letters and ta-
bies for reading. November last n series
of daily readings for the blind was estab-
lished in an experimental way, several
ladies and gentlemen of the city having
volunteered their services The experiment
has proved to be very successful. At the
outset 1t was supposed that thcre would be
weekly or at least semi-weekiy reading.
The readings have continued daily, Sun
days excepted, from November to June
80, and the public interest was so great
that engagements to read were sometimes
two months ahead.
Miss Giffin's record of the readings is in
teresting as showing their character and
the themes most desired by the blind. Mrs
john Russell Young opened the series with
readings from Howells, Lowell Anthony
Hope and Kipling. Rev, DR.. Mackay-
mond's THE Greatest Thing in the Word -
Blanche Louise Hooper, the essay on
Rachael, by George William Curtis, and
Ruskin's Seven Lamps of Architecture" :"
A. r. Spofford delivered on January II a
lecture on books and learning. Mary p.
Blount has read The Tar Baby" and Rev
H. n. Condin selection of such pieces as
Derzharin en- God, Prentice on Immor-
tality
october / the readings were resumed by
Miss katherine M. Keith, who read from
Tyndall On Light. Morton C. Crane Octo-
Der II. read "Mandalay' and other poems
of Kipling. The 18th instant the bishop of
Pittsburg. DR.. Cortlandt Whitehead read
Richard Harding Davis account Of the bat
tie of San Juan. while the 18th Madame
Evelyn A de Yanes of Venezuela gave se-
lections from Under the Sun"
Too much cannot be said in recognition
of the benevolence and generosity of feel
ing shown by those who read to the blind
in this pavilion. The work is altogether
volunteer and one of the most gratifying
results is the bringing together of the blind
and the seeing" While the idea Of tho
pavilion for the blind originated In the LII
trary of Congress, the example has borne
fruit all over the country. The great libra
ries realize the duty involved, and the New
York State Library in Albany not only al
lows the blind to read. but sends books to
their homes, not In Albany alone, but in
surrounding hamlets and villages.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-11
Sc ha r1odificado la formula

I'm de ofrecer al pdblico una preparation it'll,
seghra rApida EN- sus efectos, 10 que Sc COM
p"ueba por el uso tan generalizado que Sc hacs
dc ella en- toda la isa
Con el fin lc precaverse de las muchas imi.
taciones que de csta formula Sc han hecho, Gu
yss propiedades son inferiores," debe exigirss
que en- cada GAIA de legitima procedencia, est6
Ia marca de fabrica, en- "a tapa superior un selle
que dice: DIR. N. REVERON, Medico Cirujano,
Ponce, Puerto Rico" en- la inferior, su drma
en- e lado derecho dela faja exterior, de esta ca
jits: Ponce, Agosto 80 de 1885,,
AVi<(l Siendo objeto de frecuentes imita-
wv clones las PILDORAS DEL DIR.
REVERON hago presente, que las legftimaa
son las preparadas exclusivamente en- la acredi-
tada Farmacia de VALE Y CANCIO, que SON
los depositarios de la verdadera formula, y los
1nicos que estsn autorizados para usar mi nom
bre en- dichas pfldoras.-DR. N. REvERON.
y Dep6sito en- las siguientes Farmacias: Va
LIE Y CANCIO, nce.-GUILLERMETY,
Capital-RIVERA, .Arecbo.-ITURRINO,L La
res.-ROVIIsA y ELVIRA; Aguadilla.
DRIGUEz. Yauco.-FONT, Adjuntas. .--zAvA.
LA, uayanil!a.-FERRER Juana Diaz-BE-
'N''F@ ''"a~" MApYTTATIT rialss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-11
eEIIsta 6 mas barata . .

tan pabas confession tNia
nvohntaia de Emulsion de Scott % tna que produce los es1q de-
emones aceIe de halo de haho sanene Emulsion
de Scott peec Cca de em amos de cn en- eAcNa tmea dc
RhenSe oda dnaS
tendn hena como mas taas que de Scott Hay gmas que
"maO la Scott formula Scott lode
e enjneo caltNarlo de OtO modo
do de bcako hpofosn de
yd eceente nco cdo de ypurdo de Ca
esNtua, anen
a deb!idad No rqutCos.
Paain eHrqedd oaamg M Moch hih Erase nh
QUINCOS YORK.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-06-29
Nowy francuski cabinet.

paryz. Poniewaz wskutek
nieporozumieh P. Peytral roz-
.puscil swoj co dopiero utwo-
rzony cabinet, wiec ma zqda-
ME prezydenta zajqf sic RI.
Brisson utworzeniem nowego,
kt6rego sk}ad jest nastepuJq-
cy:
IIenryk Brisson - prezy-
dentem ministr6w ministrcm
spraw wcwnetrznych; p. Pey-
trail - ministrem fnansow; l..
Bourgeois - oswiaty;. +. Sar-
sien - sprawiedliwosci; G.
Caviagnac - wojny;; G. S.
Lockroy - hoty; Delcasse -
spraw zcwnetrznych; M. G.
Tronillet-kolonij; G.. Maure-
iouls - handful; NJ. A. Viger
- rolnictwa.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-06-29
WiddOnlOSCi krdjOW6
TRZECIA EKSPEDYCYA \.
Wyicchafl u San francisco
do Manili.
Cztcry tyciace zoinicrzy Wyjcch ha
10 pod kOmcnda generate
Nc Arthur.

San Francisco, Col. .-Tr7e.
cia ckspcdycya opusciEa tutf fj'
sly port, udajqc SIG W dale k2
podr6z do Man nili. WSr6d
cntuzyastycznych okrzyk9 Wv
tysiccy ludu, Sw istanlc set ok
fAhryk parowcdw i huku Z 'r-
mat, okrcty podniosEy -kotW j.
ce i o. godzinic 4:3o popoI b.
dniu ruszylyz miejsca.
Parowczyki a nawct }od7 lie
towarzyszyEy i'm az do. wyja T.
du ma morze a odiezdzajacy m
zoInierzom rzucano. pomara h.
cze inne rzeczy. Ma okreta en-
transportowych panowaf ru fh
iak w mrowisku.. Wiclu 20 j.
merry wdrapafo sic ma mas L
ty, powicwajqc chustkami | 4b
chorqgiewkami napozegnanle e:
Cztcry okrety transport b.
we, Indiana, City Of Par d,
Ohio i Morgan. City wiez lie
1000 zolnicrzy pod komcnq Ia !
eencrala Nc Arthur. Jptr 70
wyjadq okrety Newport V a.
lcncia. General Merritt, k B.
mendant wojsk amcrykaisklf fh
ma l'ilipinach, wyjedzie okr E.
tenn Newport.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-06-29
WiadOnlOSCi z0grdniCzn6
liiszpanSka nota prZy Wnij-
&ciu do kanafu sueZkicgO.
JedZic do WySp- -FilipinSl1ich. Vic
Zie tcl 1000 lOinicrzy.

Port Said, Egypt. - Hisz-
paiska tlota pod komcnda adj
mira1a' Canary przybyla til W
niedzicle i czeka w porclc no
dalsze .rozkazy. Flota sk}ada
sic Z okretu wojcnnego Pa!a-
20, panccrnika Empcrado
Carlos Y, .dwoch krzyzownl-
kow, trzcch torpcdowcow /
picciu okretow transporter
wych, wiozacych 1000 zolmc-
rzy,
Grozba amerykaiskiego
rzqdu, IL zaatakuje hiszpahskie
porty, ME wywarIa tn zadne-
60 wp1ywu. IIiszpania uzbroi
trzccia eskadrc do obrony wy
brzeia.
General- Blanco te-
legrafuje,, re w bitwie pod
Santiago polcg}o II amcry-
kahskich zolnierzy; ME poda-
ie jednak ilu Iliszpanie straci-
Ii. Prasa tract nadzieje / radzi
rzqdowi ably rozpoczaf roko-
wanna pokojowe &c Stanaml
Zjedn. w kolach urzedowych
spodziewaja sic, zc wojsko W
Santiago zdola sic tax dEugo
bronit, dop6ki posiIki genera
la Pando ME nadcjdq.
Port Said, Egypt. - Flota
admira1a Canary, kt6ra tn
W niedzir'e przyby1a' snie do
stala til wegli,, bo ma pfotesty
konsula amrrykahskiego Rad
cgipski zlkazat dostawienia
jrj vrgli. Bye mozc, ze Ca
mara pozostanie tn dfuzszy
CZaS.