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New-York tribune., 1898-01-01


,shoua be read DAILY by all interested changes
may oesu Nails az sh for the week ending January win
close pronptly in all cases at the General Pos,sNes -
closing time ''iEa 'IiEkaaSsITiANT!c NAILS;
Turkey % syp: and British inda p.
roe. 1 mas ss dTsea 'SIs
a a. 10 70 r't M ISDs % edsad Dss
direct per Anchoria. via Glasgow Ge,,ers mus, b
directed per Anchora)'
P.5 Tss . sa sa "a q
Specially Addressed Printed Mater etc Tor other
W.tnesdsys. German steamers Thursdays and
cuhsd French and German ~ steamers On Saturdays
s:s s:s ar. r.nsS carry mall ''' "''e'
.,., the ..o.lns Of ,he Supplementary Transatlantic
ay % tho am.sn mail, r,.Sss are
S2$nsa sDS German Sn "Y and open until within
NAILS sfG ~lPS's' FoR sS%T% Ss cExTRAI AMERICA
s,rrRpAY-A, a. m. for La Plata Countries direct.
Mall, FOR Newfoundland & RAJ , to ss,fa, sns thence
s,sa.s ss o' esss MsG at Is. J" once ds Maj.
SS By l's a! q. SSs @ ss
aSs.I H% rS5s :5seIas Ti%'ss Spss
daily at a, Sc % !" % pr~ICu: snS s;ss asy p M ies
'te'ed mail 'fis;a rfiTaSsPhelFIc z Il Mhiis '''
MsIi' sls fsT Hawai- RI
sHS' sss Up Pss S1s"s .5G %
eej, SO n m (or arrival at New York OF g. ..
a%r,pia With British mails for Australia Malls for
.~s'na nd Japa :. q. Victoria Nrom Tacoma),
co.. " here daily up 10 January u at $50 p. Mails
Tor Australia except Vest Aus'ralla New .zea,snd
cnavsri elise here daily after January y and up -
ionnery 3 a, CSC p. m. Malls for Hawaii, per .. q
Australia 0rom San Francisco, close here daiy up to
cs, shiip CITY of Papeu rrom Francisco close
here daily up to January 25 at $50 .. m.
rra,snacinc malls forwarded port OF sailing taly
and the schedule OF closing arranged the presump
tIon Of their overland transit tRegtserel
mail closes at 6 .. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN cOrT. Portmastsg.
Postofncs. New-York n. T.. December q. 1897.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
.caTvST LIQUOR ~ THE LIBRARY

Washington Doc. 3l.-The Woman's Christian
Ternperancc Union and the Reform Bureau have
made protests against the permission granted Tor
,ho soe Of wine and beer in the restaurant OF the
nav Library OF Congress. The proiestants assert
,hot us effects will be to establish saloons IN
Gnvcrnment buildings generally. They Will urge
Sonernss 10 pass the pending Gallinger-EIls pi,,
20 prohlhit the sale OF intoNicati"s Hq"0'' ' ~
buildings here.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
CHANGES IN THE PARK POLICE FORCE.
CAPTAIN COLLINS RETIRED AND A NEW COM
MANDER APPOINTED AT TIE OLD
BOARDS LAST MEETING


BOARDS LAST MEETING.
The last meeting Of the Board Of Park Commits
sioners was held yesterday afternoon, and tbs
business transacted a great surprise TO the
members of the Park police force, who supposed
the old Board would retire without making any
changes in the personnel of the force. The Board,
however decided 10 retire Captain Collins on a
pension Of 81 l3 rs a year. and promoted Sergeant
John w. England to the rank of captain TO take
Captain Collinss place. Sergeant Louis Flock was
the next man TO be retired going 10 the list with
half-pay for life. Roundsman George Hall, vet
eran OF the Civil War. was promoted to take Ser
geant Flocks place. and Roundsman James Z.
Fitzpatrick. son Of Sergeant Fitzpatrick. pro-
NOTED 10 captain a short time ago made a
sergeant TO take England's place.
captain Collins was appointed to the force n
April. 1919 and made captain In the latter part Of
1894 He was favorite among his men. and re-
Gently they gave dinner for him to show their
appreciation OF his treatment Captain England IS
a veteran solder, and has been policeman since
1869. He IS almost popular as his predecessor
The changes go into effect to-day.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
CHARLES T. QUTRK.

Charles T. Qurk. who died yesterday at the home
of his sster-n-aw. No. 1H Willow-st. Brooklyn.
was born in Ncw-York City In 1875 He
brought up on farm near what Is now Maiden
Lane He went into business with his brother in
the fitting OF ships The frm known John y.
Qurk & Co. was for many years In Fulton-st. Mr..
Quirk retired from business about twenty-five years
The funeral will he held at the house. No. al
Wiow-st. on Tuesday. Mr.. Quirk was never mar
Rad
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
OFFICIAL CHANGES AT TIE CAPITAL.
THE NEW COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
AND CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
SWORN INTO OFFICE.

Washington. Dec. H.-Nathan p. Scott OF West
Virginia to-day took the oath OF Office Commits
soner of Internal Revenue. in place Of W. S.
Forman OF Illinois, who returns to the practice Of
law in East st. Louis.
Charles g. Dawes. Of Illinois. took the oath as
Controller of the Currency. Mr. Eckels. the re-
tirng Controller, left Washington for Chicago to-
day. TO become president OF the Commercial Ma
tiona Bank. Mr. Scott and Mr.. Dawes viii take
charge of their Offices next Monday
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
rrIrr~cuAsT AND THE STATE CAMP.

THE ADUrTANT- GENERAL DENIES 4hAi 'I
voPs REMOVAL TO FIRE ISLAND
Albany. Doc. Sl-Adjutant-General l,nne'u,s * a. y
a,as the report that he favors the removai OF 'he
80. c,,n from Peekskill 20 Fire Island or any
o,hs- Mace. So far as he knows. he says Cover
nor Black is likewise opposed TO the 1sm3yn came
Adjuiant-S the State would lose hundreds OF
OF which have ns See1 IN spfan addon
placing u III ~ amount as great would have 10 pc
to that to1T n ntting up rev camp with the faci-
~ ~ the present one
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
COLONEL LEE RETIREs From BUSINESS.

boston, Dec 81 (speciaD.-An announcement "hich
WI cause surprise 10 n number Of persons was
,aAao to-day in the statement that Colonel Henry
lee has retired from membership IN the banking
boe base Of Lee. Hgglnson K Co. Of whicn mouse III nH
cseen rS been for many years senior menf sr re i, WI
Vsriinue 10 be manager of the Union Saie psPos.'
l.ssuits, with George c Lee ana Schuyler s. Bart
L. as sub-Inanagers For the last Two years MI
e&h'y years old
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

The Southern Railways New-York and Florida
.iI,,Ited' Will begin It's usual winter daiy trips
he,ween New-YorA Augusta and St Augustine on
I,uorv ,- By this train which Is made up OF
comnosIte car Ching sleeping and drawing-room
carr a compartment car and an observation car the
TRIP from NewYork 10 Florida taxes ohiy one hishl
of travel
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
OFFICIAL DINNERS ~ WASHINGTON.

Washington. Dec. 3i.-The series a. Official din.
ners will begin with that OF Vice-President Ho-
bart on January II. This will be followed by Sec.
rotary Shermans dinner on January % and that
of Secretary Gag IN January -. The reception
OF the women OF tie Cabinet circle will be- held on
January 10.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
RRrEF MEETING or THE CABINET.

Washington Dec. M-The Cabinet meeting to-
dav was comparatively unimportant, so far
matters of public interest are concerned. All the
weinberg we're present except Secretary Alger who
ia confined TO his home by Illness, and Secretary
Long who is out OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
,,r,rroJyDLAND DOGS FOR KLONDTKE.

9, Johns. ~ F.. Dec. a.-Two steamers taxing
o,,o hundred and seventy dogs for the kondike.
.,ued to-day from this port. Another batch OF
oIout the same number Will go next "ceh
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
H4RVAPD'S COACH SAILS.

Among the passengers who are 10 sail to-day on
the Cunard steamship Eruria Is r. {. Lehman,
the English coach who trained the Harvard crew
agt wear He Is going 10 England on a visit. and
will return In the spring TO coach the Harvard
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
u,,, WEARS PRODUCTION OF q

r,,r YEARS PRODUCTION OF Ioi'D'
.,-r.-,p PRESTON ESTIMATES 1T AT AHo0i
nm ,.,oooo 90 AN INCREASE OF NEARLY 20
PER CENT OVER 1896.
,,.,,nr,o, Dec Sl-The Director OF 'he i'''''
.,or,nat,on now at hand says 'ha' .neio
IT,. i-..t,t evidence that the worlds Frouu0'
,s .,- ,ho calendar year 1897 will approH'''A'e
~, ,xceod s24o0nWo an increase OF He"''S ~
rent over 1890 s.,ss for 1906 was
r. eold pr5duct OF the United states 10. a'So
go an Cor 1897 I, will approximate S''o0'' @''
Increase OF $4,000. .s.. .. e.. AN tco To-
1no product of Africa for 1896 was s44.F'"'
- ,ece,ves u2 TO December l. 1891 ino'sale ,nai ;i
@ ,ul' Sod product Of TIM; country Tor 'ne !e"' wiz
- ,s a. 80 an Increase Of Sl8.@pNv %, IN o,o. for
product for lS'o was 49,,
IL. ~ are that IL will not De ess MI, S.
~, st increase OF &.SglN" Mexico ioI r 'S'o
So 80. ,S s0 0 for 1897 Il Is estimated that II WIN p
" ooc a. a. increase Of 81 ,.ovu me DoIiA3i Cn
cca~S5, Sor lSs was s. 90; II is estimate ICl
.sai %, e. - O,I an Increase OF AdV1Vt. % %inia
J, - 80 90 over 1896 Russas gold proiuct ior
,sas US soI 80 On. for l% It is esumaten 10 up
80 W" w.. = o. ao 90 an increase Of S.5VDe"
t,rS. indications for the United states are ma.
c6lnyado will lead In the production OF so.u . 10.
80 az /, s estimated by eX-Governor Hrait .I1; a
. Iii not he less than S2.HnVU Sall lOI MA VII
y - -. ~. rttb n rroduct Of probably sl9ONcO win
.Sa Hycention OF the States OF the South APpaIacn
ap ranrs n Is believed there Will be an increase II,
sverv nroiucing State and Territory OF the Sou
product over that OF lA@
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
yotrrST DEATH RATE on RECORD.

rra.,den, Wilson. OF the Board OF Health. yes
,ordav sen; 10 Mayor Strong report showing thai
the death rate in New-York In 1877 was the lowest
nv 49, h,s,orv Of the city The figures for six
aa,s we're given In the report as follows;
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
yrw.yoRK CUSTOMS APPOINTMENTS.

.,r, house appontments for the State OF New-York
ore announced at the Treasury Department:
Ar New-York George W. Horlsch: at Bunalo.
r,llsvorrh Martin Nicholas W Mullen Genstated);
al Syracuse. Peter Cotter
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
SLIGHT INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF SILVER

Washington. Dec S-The Director OF the Mint
has made his quarterly estimate Of the value OF ioE
eisn standard silver coins for the guidance OF Gus
.o,re and other officers OF the Government Inc
-, -.-,oe ~ silver for the three months ended
500 was 5X65 against .5695S for OCTOBER iash
which would Indicate an Increase OF about ohe-hlta
oF pfr cent.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

On mo OASIS anOTded by theSe HRUres tt Is estl
mated that there were actually killed in Maine this
season about seventy-fvs hundred deer two hun
dred and fifty moose and one hundred caribou. OF
this game about two-thirds has been transported
by rail- the remainder being either consumed In the
woods taken out by other conyeyances.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
MA RRTFD.

AINswORTH-sCOTT-At Machakos Fast Africa Pro-
tectoraie, by the Rev. +. II. Hubbard C. NJ So. John
Answorth nsq, = r. q. s, II. y. ", sub Commits
son"r and Wee Consul of East Africa Proectorate TO
Ina Cameron Scott, youngest daughter Of John and
Anna Cameron scot, and sister 10 the late Rev. p.
Cameron Scott late II Brooklyn. and founder ot the
African Inland Mission.
GlBB-DE BAVN-At East orange. December 81. BY the
Rev John Wickes. Elizabeth De Baum 10 Howard Gibb
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In.
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

Don't neglect your cod-let your doctor prescribe
for 1T; or take Dr. d. Jaynes Prescripuon-Jayne's
Expectorant -.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

, Corn-Fed Rig Pork. Young. tender and dslicioss
Is the only Kind used in DEERFOOT FARM SAISAGEa
Choice spices for seasoning. Beware limitations
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
R,FrALo MINISTER'S WARN PUGILIsTS

Buffalo Dec. si.-The Ministers com an,
,'naaa this afternoon that under the decision
~ Justioc woodward Of the Supreme Court tney
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
Postofiicc Notice,

PenrIs nnd all kinds Of Precious Stones. OF the be-
aHa' INWARD & CO. 2G4 Fifth Avenue New York.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
recording barometer The dotted lire shoHs the eAm-
perature as recorded at Per.ys Pharmacy

Tribune Office, Jan. 1. a. m.Thc weather yesterday
rainy and mild The ,erlpcraure ranged between -
and ~ degrees the si being lower than that
OF Thursday ard lower than that Of the corresponding
day Of last year
Light predicted fer early this morning fol-
lowed by fair weather and a cold wave.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
Special Notltes.


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New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
GREAT HUNTING SEASON ~ MAINE.

THE SLAUGHTER OF DEER, MOOSE AND CARIBOU
HAS BEEN VERY LARGE.
Bangor, Me, Dec. 3i.-Tke season for big game
In Maine closed at midnight last night, and COM
pletc returns have been received from the greatest
Of all Maine hunting regions-the section traversed
by the Bangor and Aroostock Railroad daily
record is kept Of all the game transported this
road. and the figures furnish a basis upon which
the total kill Of deer. and caribou in the
State may be estimated The record of the road
for $780, with the exception OF the last day, is
follows:
October November. December. Total.
Deer ................... 246 f0o3 37 $50
Moose ................. 80 - 10 1l2
Carbon ................ 20 q 53
Following the figures showing the kill in pre-
vious years:
Years. Deer. Mooee. Caribou.
1894 ............................ 1.Ool AZ 30
1893 Observation-Disclosures. 1881 1i2 1870
Observation-Disclosures. 2.2+5
tho ha sis afforded hY thase ngmres II is esti-
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
yoT A TARIFF FOR DEFICIT.
contained from First PnRe

.or,v S2soOO.O0O in December %11,-
$4,000 from, customsl
v"vv ,,c,ease will go on as the goods i'npor'ea
I.,.,rstion OF the new tariff are consumed
III " ,ba increase OF revenue to which 'he
lhu0. consumption Of imported sugar an"
pres' .,ossos one and two entities the Treas
W0V only begun to he felt as TO sugar ana as
VIZ 80, will not be materially felt for several
10 W. Tho increased receipts from internal
n'o''" ,oxes are due to the provisions ,of the
,or,r aboishing the discount on peer
Nv and increasing the tax on cisare''es
"'" - the bottling law passed by the last Con
az" ,r connection with the Improvement IN
.,rsIle the apparent deficiency for the rrst
.,a rresent fiscal year has been about
no" v,onoO uhc revenues have been nearly
S,,o coo 600 and the expenditures S2o2Noo""''
oil he observed that this would have peen
ve1" ,r,ned out by the S3S,oO0OOo Of revenue
s'' ,,.oa from, March 10 July from impor-
'e'.- IN excess OF the same period OF the preVl-
made in anticipation Of the new 'arni
"a intended for consumption the present rs
"" wb,ch revenue was necessarily place" -
.-adi, ~ the last fiscal year but IN eau'''
-, N mis- fiscal year And this ooeS "o'
IT, account the absolute loss OF revenue
''" N,.r from anticipatory imrortations Wh'c'
o. r,easury has already experienceo anu wa
'" ,,n,a ror several months TO experience III
,oss degree
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

yioug yparq.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-09-10

Armehczyk6w, niszezsc ich dobytek
mordujsc ludnosc. Rzsd turecki
mia3 podobno wysasc ma miejscc wy
padkow oddzia1 wojska, ale to wiecej
zaszkodzi, nil pomoze. Wojska tu-
reckie s&yns re swej niekarnosci; dla
&upu gotowe by one bic sic nawet
miedzy soba. Przytem W zy&ach ich
p}ynie zb6jecka krew dawnych pie.
mion tatarskich, ktore wciaz 4upiay
j mordowa}y, napadajsc znienacka,
jak stado zg}odnia}ych wilk6w, to ma
po}udniowe kraje owczesnej Polski,
to ma Wo}ochy. Dlatego bardzo mo-
zebne, ze owe wojska, pos&ane dc
Armenii, przy}sczs sic jeszcze, jak to
bywa}o, do swoich wspo4wyznaw.
c6w--Kurd6w i beda razem z mimi
zdobywat {upy p}awic sic we krwi.
Jedna tylko gwardya turecka, ktors
ciagle znajduje sig W Konstantynopo'
lu, mogiaby dat Kurdom rzeczywistq
nauczke.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-09-10
Naduzycia rzadOwe W Serbii.

W Serbii, po kr6tko trwa}ych rza
dach liberalnych m3odego kr6la
Aleksandra. nadesz}a epoka reakcyi
wraz z powrotem do Belgradu ex-kro'
la Milana. Sejm serbski W Niszu, "
czasie ostatniej sesyi przyja& mnostwo
projekt6w, majacych ma celu podnie
sienie W Serbli przemys}u r6lni-
ctwa. Wszystkie te ustawy odzna'
czajs sic charakterem reakcyjnym,
zwiaszcza ustawa prasowa gminna.
Nowy ustroj w}adz gminnych pozba-
via gmine serbska prawie zupe4nie
samorzadu, kt6rego dotychczas ko-
rzysta}a W szerokim zakresie. Bur
mistrze bowiem i wojtowie nadal ME
beds wybierani przez lud, lecz miano-
wani rzez ministra spraw wewnetrz-
nych i zatwierdzani przez krola. Ma
ostatniem posiedzeniu sejmu serbskiego
przedstawiono nadto budzet ma rok
1899, przewidujacy S9milion6w fran.
k6w dochodow i wydatkow. Wogole
sejm serbski pracowa4 W tym roku bar
dzo gorliwie; dose wymienic tylko z
ustaw przez niego uchwalonych,
ustawe 'szk6lns, lesna, stemplows
! n
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-09-10

go rzadu, aeby W traktacie pokojo.
wynn, zawarowai przeniesierie po.
pio}6w Kolumba Z Havany do OF.
ozyzny. Biedny bohater hiszpshski
juz pisty raz po smierci zmienilby
miejsce pobytu. Umar. roku 1909 W
Valladolid, gdzie go takze pogrze-
bano. w try lata pozniej przenie.
siono 60 do Sswili. Ztad przewie-
ziono go +. 1886 ma San Domingo,
a gdy W r. 1895 Hiszpanis odstapili
Francuzom czesc tel wyspy, pre-
niesli szozatki Kolumba do Hawsny.
Teraz po kleskach ojczyzuy musia&-
by wroci6 do niej, a gdyby zyl,
wr6cilby re lzami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-09-10
WSKAZOWKI OLA ZAMAWIAJACYCH GAZETl
KSIAzKI.

1. Wszelkie listy iobstalunh prosimy pisac tyl-
ko ma jednej stronie papieru.
g. Nale5y wypisac wyra&nie tytufy ksiszek ze-
danych, " jakiej oprawie, wymienit cone kazdej
ksi8zH osobno.
s. .Adres sw6j prosimy pisat wyraknie " ka4-
dym liscie, bez wEgledu M to, jak cEesto kto pi-
l. Pieniadze na ksiazk nsibezpieczniei jest
Przesiac prseA pocste lPost-ofice Money Order,
fub Express Express Money Order) PTzekdzy
jednak naIe&y przestat do mas, DO bez tdkoDych
pienisdsy ME 1ao$eny 0debrd6. Gdzie trudno do
stat "Money Order," wtenczas MONA pieniadze
przesfaG " Escie registrowanym (Registered Let
ter.l Przyjmuiemy czek drafty bankowe, ale kto
osybtsty GEEK przysyfa to powinien dofaczyc Csc.
ma koszta kolektowania czekaG al sic przekona-
my czy ''czek" jest dobry. Mate sunny "a ksiQ$ki
tub gazette 1n03n6 przesyfd6 ~ n1drkGch (st0naps)
pocst0Wych. Woti,ny gty mark SO jedn0cento-
zoe. Marek mie H0Ie$y przyklej0f do tisfu.
s.. Czasami ME many zadanych ksiazek "a
dziei Gdybysmy ME byli " stanie dostarczyc ia
kiej ksiazG " przeciagu tygodnia, to zawiadoml-
my o tenn, q na zadanie wySlemy inne ksiazH W
odpowiedniej Genie lub pieniadze zwr6cimy. Przy
reklamacY prosimy podac date wysfanego obsta-
lunku, lie pieniedzy wysfano, i ma jake ksiazki.
Reklamacye uwzglednimy tylko W przeciagu 30
dni.
Przesyike cd wszystkich ksiazek sprzedawa-
nych podfug cen katalogu, sami opfacamy. Ma
4redyt gazety ami ksiazek ME wysyfamy, tylko po
odebraniu naleznosci.
KsiegarZom, stornikon, agentom bibilotekom
odstepujemy rabat.
Pieniadze listy nalezy przesyfae pod adresem:
A. A. PARYSKT,
Publisher, TOLEDO, OHIO.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-09-10
NOwy wice-kr6l Indyi.

Dotychczasowy podsekretarz sta
nu angielskiego ministeryum spraw
1agranicznych, tax zwany podsekre.
tarz parliamentary, to jest zmienia.
jacy sic razem gabiuetem, "wielce
ozoigodny''-jak brzmi przydomek,
przywiazany do urzedu-Mr. (pan)
George Nathaniel Curzon opuszcza
swojs stanowisko, by zajac niezmier-
ME swietna pozycye vice kr6la
Indyj. Jest to wypadek niebywasy,
by ma owo stanowisko powo1ano nis
para, to znaozy kogos, ME bedacego
oz}onkiem izby lordow. Cd czasu
stworzenia godnosci wice.krol6w
Indyj W 1854 r. jest to dopiero
czwarty wypadek, ze cabinet prze-
kracza owo prawo zwyczajowe, via
domo zas, ze to ostatnie bywa pra-
vie zawsze tax silnem, silniej jszem
nawet niek;edy, niz prawo spisane.
w wypadku niniejszym Curzono~
wi pom6gs jego olbrzymi majstek,
kt6ry otrzyma&, ozeniwszy sic zy-
dowks amerykahska, panna Letter,
siostrs owego "Jozia" Leitera Z
Chicago, sprawcy podrozenia zbozs
i chleba W ostatnioh miesiacach, spe-
kulanta bez zadnych skrupuaow,
gotowego og}odzio albo zrabowac
SWAT caly, byle samsmu zarobic
jak najwiecej. Powt6re Curzon sly
ME energii wiedzy, wassnie ia
kich przymiotow potrzeba wice.kr6.
lowi Indyj, poniswaz skutkiem roz.
maitych zawik}ah wewnetrznych
zewnetrznych, owo stanowisko stale
sic coraz bardziej odpowisdzialnem.
Curzon jest najstarszym synem
zmarlego kolsi barona Searsdsle,
z czssem tedy odziedziczy po ojcu
tytu4 barona. Liczy lat 80. Swoja
dzialalnosc polityczna rozpoczai
pred laty ozternastu jako sekretarz
prywatny Salisbury'ego, cd 1891 do
1892 by} podsekretsrzem stanu dla
spraw indyjskich, a W czasie tymi
pozniej, wiele podrdzowa2 po Azyi
srodkowej, Persyi, Afganistanie, Pa.
mirze, Sismie, Indc. Chinaoh i Ko.
rel. Owe podr6ze opisa} W paru
gruntownych ksiazkaob, "a co W
1895 r. kr6lewskie towarzystwo
!ondyhskie plzyznalo
mu medal zloty.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-09-10
ZbrO.jenie WfOch.

W&ochy zamierzais zbudowac
szest pancernikdw, to jest dobrze
uzbrojonych okretow wojennych.-
Komu jak komu, ale juz W}ochom
powinno sic odechciet uzbrojeh: po-
miedzy narodem sze1zy sic g}od bic
da, W skarbie pustki, oswiata sto ma
bardzo niskim stopnlu, tn gwaftem
chce sic i'm udawat potezne bogate
mocarstwo. Siedzieliby spokojnie na
swoim poswyspie Apenihskim, rozwi.
jaliby sw6j handel przemys{, stara-
liby sic podniesc oswiate rzemios{a
a ME myself o wojnach.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-09-10
O rOZbi6r Chin.

Wszystkie wieksze pahstwa euro
pejskie, jak to: Francya, Niemcy,
Rosya i Anglia, zwracaja teraz bacz-
na uwsge na to, co sic dzieje W Chi
mach, gdzie obecnie szerzy sic pow
stanie, ktorego dowodcy chc9 usu.
nac z tronu obecnego cesarzs, a "a
jego miejsce powo&ac innego.
Do powstahcow przy}aczajs sic ty-
sisce Chihczykow, niezadowolonych
z terazniejszych rzadow, kt6re spowo-
dowa3y kleske Chin W niedawno pro-
wadzonej wojnie Japonia, i kt6re
odstspi}y kilka miesiecy temu pan
stwom europeiskim znaczne pre-
strzenie ziemi. Dowodcom powstania
do tel pory udaje sic wszystko bar.
dzo szczesliwie: zdo4ali juz oni roz-
bic kilka oddzia4ow cesarskiego woj-
ska zaw@adnat kilkunastoma mia.
stami. Ot6z powodu tego powsta-
MIA stosunki miedzy pahstwami euro
pejskiemi moga powik{ac sic. Kilka
miesiecy temu co do Chin nastapi&a
juz zgoda miedzy pahstwami: Anglia,
ktora W laden sposob ME chce dopu-
scic do podzia2u Chin miedzy mo-
carstvami europejskiemi, W takim
bowiem razie mocnoby ucierpia& jej
handel z Chinami, Anglia ia otrzy-
ma4a zapewnienie, ze zadne pahstwo
ME bedzie stara2o sic rozdzielenie
Chin ME otrzy ma cd rzsdu chihskie-
60 jakichkolwiek ziem, oprocz tych,
kt6re juz dosta2y. Obecnie zas obs-
via sic Anglia, aby powstaicy lub
tel cesarz chi6ski ME wezwali jake
panstwo pomoc, poniewaz W takim
razie pahstwo to umia2oby dobrze
wynagrodzic sobie to us4uge, wtedy
stosunki Anglii tego panstwa zmie-
ni2yby sic bardzo i mog&aby wybuch-
mac nawet wojna.