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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27

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anormalny stan ME prseminai, ow.
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rwieksza. Oblakanego odstawi 70.
dsina do jednsgo z sakisd6w leczni
oEyoh.
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par korb niklowsnych I innyoh o.eGol
skssdowych do rowsr6w. List ten
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dwiems piecseoismi fsbryki mona.
chijskiei, oras dopiskism, ,,it fsbry.
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Evening journal., 1898-11-19
ouN's REVIEW.
Failures For the Week Forty-three
Less Than Last Year.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-R. c. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade says:
The situation is clearer, and the Inn
provement in business which was ex-
pected after the election has begun.
Payments through clearing houses are
far the largest ever known. for the
week 1913 per cent larger than last year
and 81 per cent larger than in 1892 and
for the month the daily average has
been s254 422,OO0. 2o.7 per cent larger
than last year and 1879 per cent larger
than in 1892. Stocks have advanced
steadily in the face Of heavy realizing
by European holders and domestic
spectators, rising an average of 95
cents for the week, though trusts
slightly declined.
It is noteworthy that in spite Of all
changes the price OF spot wheat has but
slightly changed. The exports for the
week, -four included. have been 1865, 1853
bushels from Atlantic ports. against
1921. 344 last year, and from Pacific
ports 9Ss.O93 bushels, against 2,191. 1884,
last year, making In all for two weeks
OF November 9.3l2, 2S1 bushels. against
8, 1899. SOi last year.
Such returns leave wide room for con-
lecture as to the influences governing
the price, but with 1887 81 bushels re-
ceived at western points during the
week and in two weeks 20 261 1855 BUSH
els against 1925 1877 last year it can no
longer be said that western supplies
threaten 70 run short. Corn exports all
so exceed last years, amounting for the
week to 2.99372 bushels against 2.722.-
457 last year, and for two weeks Of
November have been 5.O56O51 against
7197, O9s last year. Such shipments aft
er the middle Of November go far to
warrant the belief that the foreign de-
mand for this grain is destined to be
greater than has been expected.
Failures for the week have been 223
in the United States against 267 last
year. and &c in Canada against 80 last
wear
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
TWENTY-EICHT DEAD
British Bark Atlanta Lost Off
Oregon Coast.
ONLY THREE OF HER CREW SAVED.
Ship steered Ont OF Her Course ana
Ran on Rocks, Where She Was
Pounded 10 Pieces Bey0nd
Reach of Assistance.

PORTLAND. or. Nov. ia special
to The Oregonian from Yaquina, Or.
says:
The British ship Atlanta, Captain
Charles Mcbride, from Tacoma to
South Africa with wheat. was wrecked
off Alsea Bay. 16 miles south of Yaqui-
ma Bay, yesterday morning. She car
ried a crew Of p men, and all were
drowned but three.
THE ships masts have been blown
away the decks swept clean, and the
vessel has broken in two amidships.
The Atlanta sailed from Tacoma last
Saturday with cargo Of 1858 tons OF
wheat for Cape Town. and her skipper
had made a wager with the masters Of
the ships Earl of Dalhousie and Inbor
horne in a race to the Cape of Good
Hope. The logbook at the life saving
station shows that Thursday morning
between midnight and o'clock the
Cape Foulweather lighthouse was con-
ceaied by fog and heavy sheets OF rain.
The Atlanta was sailing at a high speed
Thursday, when she went on the bar.
A few rocks in the trough of the waves,
attended by "a heavy settling on the bot
tom, caused her timbers to give before
the men could reach the hatchway. The
Jar Of running on snapped the masts Off
as though they had been matches. The
masts and rigging went over the side
in a tangled mass like a forest before
q gale. The breakers swept the after
decks and pounded in the cabins. Those
who escaped were on deck at the mo-
ment of the crash and began TO launch
a lifeboat. While they were working
with the davits a wave passed over the
ship tore the lifeboat loose and set it
afloat 1t was full Of water, and the
oars were gone. Several were in the
boat at the time of its release. All but
two were washed overheard from strug-
Cling and dying companions. These two
picked up third, then in the surf For
three hours or more they were buffeted
about until the storm washed them up
on dry land. One Of the survivors stat
ed that the captain steered close in to
Cape Foulweather and, not seeing the
lighthouse, supposed the vessel to be
some distance from shore. This caused
him to continue the southeast tack too
iOnr
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
plsoRpER lN Porto Rlco.
Cabinet Considers Reports That An
nrchy Prevails In the Island.

nrchy Prevails In the Island.
WASHINGTON, Nov 19.-The cabinet
session yesterday was devoted largely
TO consideration Of complaints that have
reached the war department alleging
that a state of practical anarchy pre-
walls in Porto Rico.
These complaints assert that the law
less element in Porto Rico are commit
ting depredations Of the grayest char
acter and that the seriousness Of the
situation is increased by the fact that
United States troops stationed in the
island likewise have been guilty of mis-
conduct.
Secretary Alger, at the instance Of the
president, has cabled TO General Brooke.
Inquiring as to the accuracy of the COM
plants.
The most serious allegations are
against brigands and lawless elements
in the smaller towns away from the
coast. It is stated that, taking advan-
tage OF the unsettled state of the coun-
try due to the transfer OF the govern
ment from Spain to the United States,
bands of men have organized for rob
berry and rapine, burning houses and
plantations and levying tribute upon
the people wherever possible. In one
case it is said that they made a raid on
a small town Of about 1900 inhabitants
Is miles from the nearest troops and
burned and destroyed property to a
considerable value. General Brooke has
been instructed to use the full strength
of the military forces at his command
for the suppression of rioting and the
restoration Of peace and order in the
island
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A gang of robbers held up car not
far from Havana and robbed all of the
passengers.
1t is thought at the war department
that fewer troops will be needed in
Cuba than was at first expected.
A fire from an unknown cause did
over 100000 damage to the business
section of Greenport, n. Y.
The cruiser Buffalo. which put in at
Newport. r, l., disabled, has returned
to the Brooklyn navy yard for repairs.
Prince George of Greece, high COM
missioner Of the powers in Crete. was
given an ovation at Athens while en-
route to that island.
J. A. Brandreth. who claimed to be a
nephew Of the millionaire pillmaker of
that name. was found dead in a cell in
the county Jail at Fresno. Cal. He had
been arrested as a vagrant
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
rhe ISniser,s Morements.

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE news that
Emperor William is to return home by
a roundabout route without touching
at Vienna or Berlin has created sem
satlon in political circles, as Il is in
terpreted as being a confirmation Of the
recent indications that the relations be-
tween Germany and Austria are less
friendly than they have been. His maj
esty's avoidance OF Berlin is supposed
tQ.be due to his displeasure at the aban-
ddhment Of the projected festal recep-
tion. The authorities of Potsdam, how
ever. are preparing to give the en-
peror and empress a brilliant welcome
on their return TO their home there.
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
Fir.t renslon From snnnish wnr.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-Commis-
sioner Evans of the pension office noti-
fed Secretary Alger yesterday that
Jesse T. Gates of the Second United
States artillery, who lost part of his up
per lip in the West Indian campaign,
has been awarded the first pension on
account of the Spanish war. Gates will
receive SIT per month. and this being in
adequate private pension bill increas-
ing the pension will probably be intro
duced in congress. Claims on account
Of the Spanish war are now coming In
rapidly. The total on file up to date IS
i.947 for war service and IFS for naval
service. exclusive Of the claims Of the
battleship Maine victims
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
Reinn mercedes May BE saved.

ant Lucien Young Of the converted
yacht Hist reports that it is practicable
to raise the former Spanish cruiser
Reina Mercedes. sunk on June near
the entrance of Santiago harbor during
the engagement between Admiral
SIMPSONS warships and the Spanish
marine and land batteries. lie found
that she had been sunk by opening her
sea valves, that her bottom is in other
respects in good condition and that by
simply plugging the valves she can be
easily pumped dry and raised. The hull
is now resting upon the edge of the
channel bank. with about 10 feet over
hanging. A southwest gale would roll
her into the channel effectively block
Ing the entrance TO the harbor.
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
DweHT's RESIGNATION.
speeuIa ton as TO why lie Retired ms
President Of Yale University.


NEW HAVEN. Nov. 19.-The res. gna-
ton OF President Timothy Dwight Of
Yale university was totally unexpected
in this city and at FIRST thought Yale
men are a little inclined 10 believe that
there is something behind it all.
Those In close touch with the univer-
sity rensselaer, that less than a year ago
PresidS=s Dwight proposed the most
radical innovations ever embodied in a
Yale presidents annual report They
included requests for donations amount
ing TO S3,000O0O for the erection OF new
buildings TO be completed IN time for
Yale's blcentennial IN 1901 II was re-
ported from sources OF high authority
that at least $1,000 600 had been pledged
conditionally for the new buildings and
that the bicentennial committee was
meeting with great success in its efforts
TO obtain the entire amount
The scheme Of the bicentennial cele-
bration was President Dwlght's. and his
retirement from the presidency before
the bicentennial has aroused suspi-
cion that he has differed from the cor
poration, the governing body of the uni
versity. on some important matter.
Neither President Dwight nor any
member Of the corporation Will. how
ever admit that there has been a strain
I'm the university management over the
plans for the bicentennlal
That President Dwights determine
tlon to resign was sudden ia shown by
the fact that he had leave Of absence
two years ago. He spent a year in Eu-
rope with his son winthrop. returning
year ago and reassuming his presl-
Dental duties Had he contemplated
resigning at all, he would have done So
at that time, instead OF taking a years
rest TO 1T him for another term as
Yale's executive head.
At present Yale men are discussing
the most effective means for inducing
President Dwight to withdraw his res
ignation instead OF talking OF his prob
able successor.
Pressure viii be brought TO bear upon
him TO persuade him TO remain I'm office
when his resignation comes up for fnai
disposition before the special committee
of the Yale corporation on Dec. Is.
Although no member of the faculty Is
looked upon as a leading candidate tC
succeed President Dwight Professor
Edward S. Dana would have the sup
port Of many Of the alumni. II a new
Yale president is chosen from outside
Yale, a Yale graduate who is president
OF some smaller college may be chosen
IL has been suggested that Franklin
Carter, president of williams, fills these
requirements and would make an idea
candidate.
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
A RUNAWAY STEAMER.
Libeled For Debt, She Evnded the
british Navy.

british Navy.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1s.-Something
in the nature of a sensation has been
caused here by the extraordinary con-
duct of Captain Johnson. commander Of
the British steamer Briardene which
arrived here on oct. p from New York
extensively damaged by severe. wealth
er, during which she was almost sub
merged for ten days. Since that time
the Briardene has been repairing for a
passage west. The Briardene was
seized yesterday morning by a mar
shall OF the admiralty court for debt,
and a bailiff was placed on board OF
her The captain determined 20 defy the
court and started for Delaware Break
water. but thepnot who was aboard. re-
fused to navigate the ship out Of the
harbor with the result that the cap
tain attempted TO do so and grounded
the Briardene off Haul Bowline. Two
hours later she was fioated of
In the meanwhile the admiralty court
officials communicated with the adj
miral in charge of this station, and the
latter sent a steam pinnace to intercept
the Briardene. The pinnace met the
Briardene as the latter was passing out
of Queenstown harbor at full speed
and ordered her TO stop. The captain
Of the steamer paid no attention to the
summons. but continued on his way TO
sea as fast as the engines of the Briar-
dene could drive her, with the little
pinnace following In pursuit. The chase
was watched by excited crowds ashore
Off Spike island the Briardene had
completely outdistanced the pinnacc
and the latter gave up the pursuit.
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
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Evening journal., 1898-11-19
BIG NAVAL BUDGET.
Secretary Longs Estimate
For Next Year.
THREE MORE NEW BATTLESHIPS.
Three Armored Cruisers, Three Sec
ond Glass Cruisers aud Six Third
Glass Observation-Disclosures of
10000 Men Advised.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-In his forth
coming annual report Secretary Lons
will recommend that congress during rs
Coming session authorize a large in
crease OF ships and men for the naval
establishment. He has determined to
incorporate IN Il the recommendations
of the board on construction as to the
number of ships.
The secretary feels congress will more
easily appreciate the requirements Of
the navy with the recommendations OF
q board Of capable officers at hand and
viii be disposed TO make the necessary
authorization OF the types proposed by
such officers. IL is understood he will
point out that the acquisition OF foreign
territory by this government makes Il
essential for It's safety. as well as for
the protection OF the United States, that
the navy should be largely increased.
His recommendations will therefore
include the authorization OF the con-
struction OF this number and classes Of
ships;
Three battleships Of 1880 tons dis
placement.
Three armored cruisers Of $1,000 tons
displacement.
Three second class cruisers OF 5000
tons displacement.
six third class cruisers OF 5000 tons
displacement
The secretary will also recommend
that authority be given to the depart
ment TO enlist 10000 men and $500 boys.
II will not be necessary TO keep the
navy up TO its full strength, but only so
many men as may actually be required
Will be enlisted.
orders were issued TO the department
yesterday formally assigning Captain
i. H. Cooper TO command the cruiser
Chicago. which will be placed In com
mission at the Brooklyn navy yard
about Dec. I. Captain Cooper and other
officers of the Chicago have been on the
receiving ship Vermont at the Brooklyn
navy yard awaiting the completion OF
the repairs to their vessel. II is expect
ed that the Chicago will be assigned to
the European station.
orders will be Issued within the next
few days directing the retirement Of
Rear Admiral ]. n. Miller. Rear Ad-
miral Miller will reach the age of re-
tirement on Nov. %. His retirement Will
make Rear Admiral Bunce the senior
officer OF the navy, and the retirement
OF the latter officer on Dee. % will make
Rear Admiral Dewey the head Of the
service. which position he will hold un-
I'll December. 1899, when he reaches the
age OF 62 years.
Should congress amend the law so as
20 permit Rear Admiral Dewey TO re-
main on the active list for ten years as
was done in the case of officers Of the
civil war who received the thanks OF
congress, he will not retire before 1909
BY the retirement OF Rear Admiral Mil
Ter Commodore II. l.. Howison is now
on duty as commandant Of the Boston
navy yard
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
THREE vessELs OVERDUE.
II Is Feared That Two of Them Are
Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-Three
ships bound for Pacific coast ports from
the orient and from New South Wales
are considerably overdue and il Is
thought IN the case OF two OF the YES
sells there Is little hope of their ever be-
ing heard from again.
The vessels are the Laurelbank. 10
days out from Shanghai for Portland.
Or; the Valkyrian. 100 days ont from
Newcastle. n. S. W., for Iquique. Chile,
and the Samoena, so days from Nagasa-
XII for Astoria, or
Local reinsurance on the fleet has
reached 80 per cent on the LaurelbanlS,
65 per cent on the Nalkyrian and 40 per
cent on the Samoena. The Laurebanl.
is not considered a good risk, nor is the
Nalkyrian.
All the overdue vessels are under the
British flag.
Evening journal., 1898-11-19

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10 - The
transport st. Paul sailed yesterday for
Manila. carrying a cargo of Christmas
presents for the soldiers and sailors in
the Philippines. Thousands of pack
ages have reached the quartermaster's
department in the last ten days from al
parts Of the country since 1t became
known that Uncle Sam would act as
Santa Claus and convey Christmas
gifts free OF charge. A number Of sol
diers drafted 10 recruit companies now
at Manila and 40 nurses sailed. Twenty
OF the nurses will remain at Honolulu.
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
no RAISE MoNToJo.s sAlps.
Dewey Lets Contract For WrecIsing
Three Large Gunbonts.

Dewey Lets Contract For Wrecl<ing
Three Large Gunboats.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19-The United
States navy viii soon possess more than
n sprinkling OF foreign built warships.
Admiral Dewey has informed the navy
department that he has contracted with
a Hongkong firm of wreokers TO raise
three OF the Spanish war vessels sunk in
the battle OF Manila last May day. The
cost of raising The ships and putting
them in thorough repair Will be $4,000
The vessels to be raised are gunboats
OF large type. and in the opinion Of
Chief Constructor Hichborn they will be
the very best kind OF craft for the pro-
lection OF the United States interests
among the Philippines and along the
Asiatlc coast. They are the sister ships
Isla de Cuba and Isla de Luzon and the
Don Juan de Austria.
The first two are vessels OF 1,0i0 tons
200 feet long. 80 feet beam by II feet
inches draft. They are Of steel with
twin screws, good protective decks and
an effective battery composed OF six AZ
Hontoria guns. four Founders, two l
FOUNDER Nordenfeldts and two SO Nor
denfeldts and three torpedo tubes. The
speed is placed at 1873 knots under fore
ed draft. The Austria is a little larger.
her tonnage being LISP. her length 30
feet. SO feet beam and 1916 feet draft.
She was built at Cartagena in 1887. The
other two vessels We're built by Sir Will
liam Armstrong at ElswiclS in 1856 The
Austria's armament is four az inch
Hontoria guns, four 6 Founders. one
machine gun and two torpedo tubes.
The work OF raising the three Span
ish vessels in Manila bay is TO be con-
Quoted under the supervision of Naval
Constructor Caps.
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
YnIe student sent 10 InIl.

TRENTON, Nov. I'D. L. Garvey.
the Yale student who forged check
for S12 In Englewood in order to send
the money to his wife in New Haven.
was yesterday afternoon sentenced to
five months in the county Jail at Hack
ensack by Judge Zabriskie. Garvey was
in financial straits and forged the check
% clear off the mortgage on his home.
The house furniture will be sold under
foreclosure today. Carney has a wife
and little infant.
Evening journal., 1898-11-19

PHILADELPHIA. Nov lit was
reported at League Island navy yard
yesterday that orders had been received
from Washington directing the cruiser
Topeka TO leave for Havana today. II
was also stated that the auxiliary
cruiser Panther will be ordered to Porto
Rico within a few days. She is now be-
ing loaded with supplies and will take
crew from the receiving ship Rich
mOnd
Evening journal., 1898-11-19
Wilmington s. Northern r. r.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY Is, '9S

Trains leave Wilmington (French Street
5tation) for b. & o. Junction. Montchan-
n, Winterhurn. Guyencourt, GranoRue.
Cos5art, Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocop-
son, Wet Chester, Embreeville, Norton
vile, Coatesville and intermediate sta
tons, daily except Sunday, al 40 a. m,
Al5, $50 and eco p. m. Sundays only at
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield,
And intermediate stations, daily, f1cep.
sunday, at 40 a. m, 2.l5 ana 600 ?. M.
,. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading ana IN
ermediate stations, daily except sunday,
at 40 a. m. and 2.15 p. m. Sundays only
at sos a. m. and 2.15 p. IN.
A. q. MCAuSI4AND, Superintendent.
BOWN ESa BRIGGS. Gen. PLs9- Aga