davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14


While he was tossing off a few good
things yesterday afternoon at meet
ing of the aldermanIc committee on
streets. Aid Kenny added to the riches
of the English language by devising
a figure Of speech to suit himself, ana
the OCCASION:
Mr.. Taylor, there" said Mr.. Kenny.
sis trying to push an elephant through
a rat hole.
While they were still laughing at the
remark, the committee passed a reso-
luton that was submitted to them by
MIR. Howell, for the property owners
on the Randolph street extension, pro-
hibiting the street railway company
from removing the rails from the street.
There was a good deal of a row on all
through the session, and some acerbl-
ties were INDUCED in by Mr.. Sanborn
and Mr.. Howell.
The matter came before the commit
tee in unexpected form. 1t had been
thought that there would be a resolu-
ton introduced directing the city rail-
way company to- put horse cars into
service on Randolph street-as, under
the opinion of Assistant Corporation
Attorney Taylor the council had no
power to take any other action. In the
place Of this resolution Mr.. Howell Of
fered one which recited the ordinances
covering the privileges of the city and
then went on to- prohibit the street
railway people from removing the rails,
poles and wiring from the street.
Mr.. Sanborn DECLARED that he did not
see what good the passing Of such
resolution would do the property hold
ers or the city.
Mr.. Howell said that the move was
preliminary to other steps that were
to be taken, and that he expected to
be able to show sthe city council that
it might relieve the PEOPLE who had
paid the bonus for the Randolph street
line by providing for an extension OF
the Grand avenue line now in use, so
as to connect with the Randolph street
line, and thus force a service on this
line. He intimated that, under the
loop ordinance, this might be done, If
the rails were still in place on Ran
dolph street, but did not know If
it could be done If the rails were TAX
en- up. He wanted the council to pre-
vent the removal of the disused equip
ment on Randolph.
There was good deal OF cross-frinG
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
'EMEELTMAzE"

Flour is Whole Wheat flour that is absouteI,
unbolted. 1t is the kind Of flour that mad;
the muscle, enriched the blood hardened tn,
sinews, preserved the teeth, Frightened thu
eye and prolonged the lives of our ancestors
Anti-dyspeptic fine "HeaIthaH' Flour.
for Bread, Biscuit, Waffies, Mullins,
Gems griddle cakes, and the like, Del
"c-lD SdCh 81 III
''Healthall" Breakfast Food coarse
wheat granules) for the making of
Breakfast Porridge that has no equal,
per 5-lb bag ................... *
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14

DIRS in u sleeping Sur-OOc
NInnniN still with william III.
Failing health is another rock on
which William Henry Eustis' ship or
state is liable to go to pieces in the
rapids.
First c. K. Sharood pleaded illness
as a cause for getting off the commit
tee. Now, O. d. Kinney. Of Duluth, re-
signs his place, alleging as a reason
failing health" The announcement
caused some surprise in political circles,
not that Mr.. Kinney had resigned, but
that he was in failing health.
Mr. kidneys record has hitherto been
one of unswerving loyalty to the prin-
cip!es and precepts of the Republican
party. He has spared neither time,
money nor energy for the success of
the party. He wanted the nomination
for congress in 1894, at the hands Of
his party, but was beaten out by
Charles A. Towne. In spite Of his de-
feat in the convention, Mr.. Kinney
turned III and helped the party to elect
its ticket. 1t was always suspected by
the friends of TOwne, however, that
Mr.. Kinney bore some personal feeling
against the nominee Of the union forces,
and this belief was made especially
certain through the ardOr Of Mr.. Kin
neys ldbOrs for the party in 1896. Still.
then as now, a Republican, he spared
no pains TO carry the district for Page
Morris. Morris had sprung up since
the Kinney-TOwne fight in the conven-
ton. but many thought that perhaps
q little rancor remained from the old
fight. Kinney spent both time and
money like water to elect Morris two
years ago. 1t is generally conceded
that he did more to carry the district
for Morris than any other man in 1t.
1t is a gruesOme sign for the Repub-
licans, this failing health Of Mr.. Kin
ney. Some think it is barely possible
that Mr.. Kinney is not sure but that
the mamie supported, after the con-
vention in 1894, is still good enough to
represent the district in the national
congress. Others yield to the belief
that possibly he is convinced that Nor
ris' usefulness is expired. This is gen
orally considered the real reason, as
Mr.. Kinney is close friend of William
Henry Eustis, the Republican nominee
for governor, and would not withdraw
from the committee unless for very
serious personal reasons.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
Want a Sifuaii0n2

The Globe tCiH get 1t for you Az tHe shortest
''nae ana at no enpcnse to goa. Situations
tr0"ted, both mae and female, are Inserted
free of charge in The Globes gyo,yi,.1 ,yont
columns. Here's Voatr chance!
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
BUILDING IN ST. PAUL.
Percentage of Increase Last Month
Third Among American Cities

The percentage of increase in improvements
in the way Of building in St Paul in the
month of September is large enough to prove
that times canOt be considered hard, and as
evidence that money is loosening The CITY
stands third in the list of large cities in the
country for the month-nOt in the total amount
expended but in the percentage of increase
over the same month last year. The increase
In st. Paul was 63 per cent. Indianapolis
leads the country, with increase of 233
per cent; Denver is second. with SO per cent,
and ST. Paul comes next.
The total expenditure provided for by per-
947.
Six minor permits were issued YESTERDAY.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
= TX :
SEVENTH AND CEDAR SITS.
Tel 1872 Meat Market, 1872.

1215 csnts
pound for fine, new Layer Figs.
IS cents
A peck for good. large, fine Apples; several
varieties.
5 cents
A peck for fresh, new, Crisp Spinach
IL Pounds
OF the best genuine jersey Sweet Potatoes for
% cents.
is csnts
A pound for good, fresh Dairy Butter, in 8
and 10-pound Jars.
6 camts
Per pound for best Cut Loaf Sugar for
Friday buyers.
So cents
pound for fancy whole Java Rice.
8 Gems
For lib packages Borax.
So. 90
For 9S-lb sacks Of the very best Flour; 81 90
for Alb sacks; 80 cents for 241a-lb sacks.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
waiting for n Decision

The directors Of st. Joseph's Orphan So
new $4,000 orphan asylum building until
something definite is learned as to the IN
tention of the street railway company towards
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
IT IS A WAR MEASURE.
SUSPICIOUS PLACARD THAT AP-
PEARS IN THE TIMES OFFICE.

A G o b reporter, wandering about
in Minneapolis a night or two ago found
conspicuOusly displayed in the Times
editorial rooms the following placard:
NOTICE.
Persons having business with the editorial
department Of the Times are welcome here.
Exchange thieves, gossipers and loafers are
not welcome here. e. R. tombstone,
Managing Editor
Approved: w. E. Haskell.
1t is understood that this pacard is
a war measure" made necessary to
protect Editor Blanchard from the fire.
quent and protracted calls Of William
Henry Eustis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
COFFEE.

We know OF no other retailers who roast
exclusively by the improved blue-fame Fes
process. eN1
Old Government Java and Mocha, per
pOuiu 2-n
The Aristocratic Hoffman House" nm
surpassed Mocha and Java flavor, per
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14

view to amicable adjustment Of the
controversy by the parties in interest.
The committee on claims passed on
the usual bills without discussion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
uMlC0.
PRINCE AMONG MEN.
st. Paul EII1s DepIOre the Death OF
Maj. Nj. G. Wilkinson.
You will like it.

st. Paul EIl1s DepIorc the Death of
Maj. Nj. G. Wilkinson.
At the meeting Of the st. Paul lodge Of
Elks last night the following was adopted:
st. Paul Lodge No. SO, Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks, desires to spread upon
its records and send to the family of the de-
ceased a tribute Of affection and respect to
the memory Of the late Maj. NJ. G. Wilkinson.
Though not a brother Of our organization he
was known to and personal friend OF the
larger portion Of membership and his
death comes to US a personal loss AS a
citizen and as a soldier he commanded esteem
and admiration from the entire community.
AS a friend and companion he won his way
to the hearts Of all who were so fortunate as
to enjoy his acquaintance. The soul of honor
the incarnation of bravery he gave up his
life in the public service and in support of
the government to whose call he responded
In 1861
He sleeps his last Sleep
He has fought his last battle;
No sound can awake him to glory again.
but his glorious memory is enshrined in our
hearts, never to be forgotten. We send to
the afflicted family in q distant state such
comfort as sincere sympathy can afford shar-
Ing in the sorrow which has come to them
both as his personal friend and also in recog-
milton Of the fact that the death of such a
prince among men as Maj. Wilkinson is q.
public alIliction and calamity
Fine Furs, E. Sundkvist, manufacturer
S32 East Seventh street St Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
TROUBLES OF EUSTIS.
1hO CD14IAo VI EOO14O'
THINKS THE HAND OF EVERY
MAN IS AGAINST HIM


ApropOs Of this, it might be comment
ed that William Henry is finding trou-
bles for the rag bag. He admits this
himself. William Henry came down
last Saturday night from che Red river
valley, where he has been making
speeches for the ticket He was not
alone. If he had been alone, he proba-
bly, would have gone to bed. But his
friend listened to him, and what better
friend is there than one which will lis
ten to ones troubles. This friend suf-
fered for hours without a sigh or a
sign of sOmnOlence to the recital of
William Henry's woes. It is true it was
tragic, but then Hamlet is tragic, too,
and that only takes six hours in the
production. This tale Of William Hen
rvs woes took all night. Anyway, he
was still telling 1t at 4 a. m. Sunday
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
FRESH n EATS.

Fresh Round Steaks, per lb..... o.
Good Sirloin Steaks, per Ib..............10c
Good Standing Rib Roasts of Beef 49, S@1Oc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
Supreme Court Rnutine-

The following cases were argued bsfore tho
state supreme court yesterday: Byron A
Cole against w. D. Andrews; A. V. LYNN
against Joseph King. and H. 7. Moore
against the City of Duluth.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14

Good Full Cream Cheese, per Ib. 1oc
Best Rolled Oats per l0............., Sc
Large Bars White Lily Soap. Sc
Fine Tomato Catsup, Pint Bottles only. loo
quart botues Good Catsup, only.........1 21ac
!U-F 0uLd Dags Pure Buckwheat. ......... 25c
10c Flat Toilet Paper, only. ......... Sc
Toe Perforated Roll Paper, only. ....... 4c
I'D I'D Cahs new tomatoes: ................. SC
lure lure sweet Claer, per gal. Observation-Disclosures. Zoe
6 6est Fearl Iaploca. ........................ 80
aItGy creamery Butter, per lb............ zee
1000 SS' creamery Butter, per lb........... 200
Al SIolTe Da!ly butter, per lo.............. 18c
ANU 9eIecIeu cream resh Eggs, per doZ.. lac
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
Cherokee Avenue suwer

The board Of public works yesterday di-
rected the clerk to call a meeting of tha
property owners on Cherokee avenue from
Smith to Ohio. to pass upon a proposed
sewer between the points named The pr
posed improvement will cost $9,4t0
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14

The Republicans Of the Second con-
gressional district are having a hard
time of it in the southern tier The
localities have been trusted to bring in
a good plurality for the ticket for sew
eral campaigns, but now there seems
to be a split in sentiment. Lieut.
Lind's personal popularity in those
portions of the district which were
drawn from in the organization of the
Minnesota volunteers last spring, as
we'll as dissatisfaction with the Repub-
lican senate in falling to stand by
Dunn in his effort to get better service
to and from the Twin Cities on the
cross country road, have had the effect
Of alternating from the party a large
number Of former Republicans, and it
will not be bit surprising if the Dem
Ocratic ticket should carry two, if not
all three, Of the counties named this
year.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14

Use the Long Distance Telephone to Mime
sofa, No. and So. Dakota cities and towns.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
RAILS Arb TO BIZ LEFT
pANnOTPH STREET LINE MAY NOT
DE TORN UP AS
YET
so ORDERED BY ALDERMEN

Poles Nav Be Taken Down, but the
Rails Must Continue in Position
Until Formal Action to the Con-
trary Is Taken by the Council
Lawyers Are Set AtiIt over the
Question.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure Group ar
whooping cough. No danger to the chi .
when this wonderful medicine Is used in tim,
Mothers. always keep a bottle on hand.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
A. r. M'GILL'S FIGHT.

c. N. AKERS, THE DEFEATED
CANDIDATE, AFTER THE FOR
MER GOVERNOR.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14

Fine Furs, E. Sundkvist, manufacturer
S32 East Seventh street. st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.

LARITY HAS SPLIT PUBLIC SEN
TIMENT
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
KINNEY is OUT OF IT
DUIJTH MAN QUITS THE EUSTIS
STEERING COMMITTEE AND
SAVES HIMSELF
FAILING HEALTH PLEADED

He Could Not Stand for Morris, and
He Dared Not support Eustis and
Fight Morris, So He Got Out of 1t
William Henry Tells His TrOu-
NInnniN still with William ii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20
Zajecie Caimanera Guantanamo.
Okret Czerwonego Krzyza W Santiago
szczeg6fy ekspedycyi do Porto Rico.
Naprezone stOsunH miedzy Amerykanami
KubalicZykami.

dziwit sic ME bsdzie, gdy ma
dejdzie = moze juz wkrotce
- wiadomosG, ze przysz}o do
krwawego starcia z Kuba1'
czykami.
Wkr6tce juz zapewne roz-
poczuie sic odsy1anie wojsk
hiszpa6skich z prowincyi zdo'
bytej do Hiszpanii. Ale Ia
chodzi pytanie, czy bsdzie to
dla mich przyslugs. Me czeka
ich bynajmniej serdeczne po-
witanie W kraju ojczystym.
Kto vie, czyli gen. Toral wra:
cajac, ME naraza sic ma sad
wojenny i rozstrzelanie. zdaje
sic, ae czegos podobnego oba'
via sic nawet gen. Blanco W
razie, gdyby sic podda}, i ze
dlatego tax energicznie donna.
ga sic dalszego prowadzenia
wojny. Wolf on poledz z
chwala ma Kubie, aniaeli W
kraju rodzinnym ha6ba zostae
okrytym i przez waasnych
ziomk6w bye rozstrzelanym.
Nawet przeciez Cervera 0.
czekuje losu podobnego. 0 lie
slychae, wymykajsc sic z "a
toki, dzialal wprost ma wyraz'
ny rozkaz rzsdu, = tego sa-
mego rzsdu, ktory pare tygo-
dni przedtem przesylai mu
gratulacyine telegramy i obsy'
pywa} 60 wyrazami uznania.
Chociaz vypelnial tylko roz-
kazy, chociaz walczyl meznie i
taxa brawura, ze wywola1
podziw nawet u nieprzyjaci6},
zosta1 pobity, ulegl sile prze
wazajscej. Ale uznania "a swe
bohaterstwo ME zyska u Hisz-
pan6w, choe je zyskai u Anne
rykanow vie on dobrze o
tenn. Kiedy musial sig poddac
kapitanowi Evansowi, kiedy
Evans uprzejmie z1oay1 hold
jego bohaterstwu, Cervera
mia1 odpowiedzieG: ''Powr6cs
do Hiszpanii po to, aby mie
tam zabito, albo azeby umrzee
ha6ba okryty".
Historya poucza, re Hiszpa'
ME zwykle srogo sic obeszli z
generalami i admiralami maj
dzielniejszymi, jeaeli ci zwy-
ciezkimi ME byli, i nikogo dzi.
vic ME moae, il pod Manila
zycie sobie odebral general ar
mil zwyciszonej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20

nalezy. z North Carolina mia.
10 stanst 7S3 zolnierzy, a do
tychczas tylko 55 zosta1o
przyjstych. Tylko Indiana,
Minnesota, Missouri, New
Jersey, Rhode Island, w.
Virginia i Wisconsin dostar:
czy1y tyle, lie powinny. Il
$3.50 ao}nierzy powoianych z
Illinois brakuje jua tylko 49.
Liczba wojska regularnego,
kt6re dotychczas stanefo ma
zawolanie, wynosi AZ, 900; jest
to o $4,000 mniej, aniaeli po-
wo}ano. Liczba woiska ocho.
tniczego wynosi 1873, 900, i
brakuje iuz tylko 10000 cho-
tnik6w. Razem armia ochotni-
cza regularna sk}ada sig z
$4,000 ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20
Sinks a la Marengo.

Pewien aktor niemiecki
podczas pobytu W Parytu ba.
viii sic niejednokrotnie, wy.
pr6bowujsc uprzejmost ] ME.
zmscona niczem pewnoSc siebie
paryskich garson6w restaura-
cyjnych: Twierdzi on, -
gdyby gost kazal sobie poda6
,,kawalek ksiezyca" lub uucho
tygrysa", grzeczny kelner
przyjslby ten obstalunek maj.
spokojniej iprzyni6sl potraws,
ma poczskaniu taxa nazws
ochrzczona. Pewnego dnia 6w
aktor, przybywszy do pier.
wszorzednej restauracyi, za4s.
dal porcys ,,Sfnksa a la Ma
rengo". yPrzepraszam pans
najmocniej, ale wlasnie nam
tego zabraklo"-odparl kelner
uk.onem. - ,,Jaktol Nieme
u was sfnksa! To dobrep -
zawolal artysta 2 wielkiem
oburzeniem. Carson, ME trscac
zimnej krwi, zblisyi sic do
niego j poufnie szepnsl: -yJs
panu szcserse powiem: sostalo
nam jes1cse troche sinksa, ale
ME radss psnu JED, bo bafdse
ME 6wielY"s u 8 s.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20

20 $50 do 500, mleko kon'
densowane po SIS "a puszke, a
suchary po 81 sztuka. W El
Caney nawet sprzedawano
puszke mleka kondensowane-
90 po S25, a HAWAII suchara
po S.. Mona tedy wyobrazic
sobie, jak straszliwym by1 ME.
dostatek.
WASHINGTON, 10 Lipca. =
Admiral Sampson, otrzymai
dok}adne instrukcye, jaki
udzia} jego fota ma wzisc
przy zdobywaniu Porto Rico.
Kampanis prowadzit beda gf6'
wnie wojska ladowe, a obo'
wiazkiem foty bedzie eskorto-
wac bezpiecznie transportowce
bronic wojska W czasie lsdo-
wanna. Poniewaa ME ma hi.
szpa1skich okret6w wojennych
W oko}o Porto Rico, przeto
Aota sampsona ograniczy sic
ma niszczeniu bateryj nadbrze-
anych.
WASHINGTON, 10 Lipca. =
Jutro otwierac sic beds wobe.
cnosci Col. Heckera, szefa blu
ra transportowego W departa-
mencie wojny, oferty do trans.
portowania wojsk hiszpa6skich
do Hiszpanii. Jedna wiel.
kich kompanij parowc6w oia.
rowa}a sig juz przewlezc $4,000
zo}nierzy "a 10000 #. sterl.
(okolo 1926, ,ooo). Jesli bedaie
wiecej lub mniej wojsk do
przewiezienia, cena odpowie-
dnio sic powiskszy lub zmniej.
sly.
WASHINGTON, 10 Lipca. -
Dzisiaj wyjesdaa z Tampa do
Santiago 19 urzsdnik6w pod
komenda majora Sniffera, by
wyp2acic zold wojskom gen.
Shaftera. Czterech innych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20
Rome WiadOmOSc1
telegrafczne.

w Oakland, CAL, Chin
czyk Coon Chung, kt6ry zabi}
innego Chi6czyka, schronii sic
pred aresztowaniem do ia.
bryki "Wester Fuse and Ex.
plosing Co., a gdy mimo
ostrzeze6 jego konstabl i kilku
pomocnik6w szeryfa tam
wtargnelo, wysadzii budynek
W powietrze. Chihczyk, kon-
stabl i pisciu pomocnik6w
szeryfa zosta}o zabitych; o.
pr6cz tego niejaka pani Hill
zostala zabita przez gruzy i
pywstal pozar, kt6ry po d1u.
gich usilowaniach ugaszono.
W New Yorku niemieccy
obywatele amerykadscy "a
mierzaja dac W podarunku
Stanom Zjednoczonym wspa.
nialy okrst wojenny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20

dzisiaj wyrusza. Op6znienie
nastapilo wskutek tego, 2e ME
nadesz}y ma czas instrukcye z
departamentu wojny.
SANTIAGO, 10 Lipca. - W
Santiago teraz bardzo spokoj.
ME. Ameryka6ska faga po.
wlewa ma gl6wnej kwaterze
woiskowej W Moro, a zna.
k6w Czerwonego Krzyza jest
tyle, lie szczyt6w wiez kosciel.
nych. Prawie Gala ludnost
wczoraj popoludniu by}a ma
ma dokach, gdzie ma kotwicy
spoczywa fotyla handlowa
hiszpa6ska, naleaaca obecnie
jake zdobycz do Amerykan6w.
Zwiekszy ona liczbs transpor.
towcow ameryka6skich. ME-
kt6re sklady byly pootwierane,
zwiaszcza te, W k0orych sprze-
daja medycyny i trunk, ale
ma}o os6b je odwiedzaio. Me.
kt6re osoby5sz lepszego stanu
zgsasza1y sic do koresponden-
tow z prosba o mle6o dla die
ci. Mieszka6cy przyjaznis sic
i zartuja z zolnierzami mary.
narzami, by dostac cd mich
rome artyku1y sywnosci.
Miasto jest nies}ychanie
brudne, ME Ma zadnych sani.
tarnych urzadze1, ME ma ma.
wet kana}u sciekowego i wsze.
die cuchnie ma ulicach. ka.
two przeto szerzyc sic mogs
choroby: ale dotychczas sto-
sunkowo ME wiele jest cho.
rych, i z6lta Zebra ME wyste-
puje zbyt groznie, chociaz
Santiago tax jak Rio de ia.
neiro s1ynie ma caly SWAT z
panowania tel zarazy. w 4
szpitalach jest 1747 chorych.
Poarod kretychgi brudnych
uliczek widat takse j piskniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20

zajecia garnizon6w we wnetrzu
prowincyi, Znajduje sic tam
oko}o 5000 zolnierzy. Moi
ofcerzy maja jutro zajse gar
nizony nadbrzezne W Guanta-
namo, Baracoa Sagua de
Tanamo.
CAMP Mo GALA, Is Lipca,
via Playa del Este Wczoraj
popo}udniu l6dz krszownika
Marblehead udala sic W gore
zatoki do Vertcaya del Toro,
naprzeciw Caimanera, j hisz.
pa6skiego dow6dzce tamze u
rzsdowo uwiadomila o kapitu-
lacyi gen. Torala i warunkach
tejze. ,Dano Hiszpanom czas
oznaczony do zdjecia fagi
hiszpa6skiej i oswiadczono i'm,
ze skoro kanonlerka hlszpa1l'
ska Sandoval zostanie W jaki-
kolwiek spos6b uszkodzona,
lub jezeli zniszczone zostana
bro6, smunicya, koszary lub
urzedowe budynki W Caima.
nera lub Guantanamo, to ME
postspi sic z mimi jak ie6ca'
mi. w Guantanamo i Caima-
nera ma sig znajdowac 5000
zolnierzy, ale z tych tylko
5000 zdolnych do broni, a
1000 chorych lub rannych.
Fiags hiszps6sks dis popolu.
dniu zdjsto, jutro nastspi
formalnosc poddania sig miej-
scowosci. Panuje tam z6fta
Zebra i ostra kwarantana musl
bye zaprowadzons.
WASHINGTON, 19 Lipca. -
General Miles ME wyjecha1
wczoraj do Porto Rico, jak
donoszono, ale niewatpliwie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20

sze, czesto jaskrawo malowane
domy, a wewnstrz Mich die.
dzi6ce we wspaniale ogrody
zamienione: ale te domy po
wiskszej czssci So puste i po.
zamykane: ich mieszka1cy "a
pewne ME wr6cili jeszcze z
will, do kt6rych sic przedtem
schronili.
SANTIAGO, El8 Lipca, via
Kingston, jamaica, 1s Lipca.
- Parowiec Stow. Czerwoue.
60 Krzyza, Texas, przybyl tu
wczoraj wieczorem o godz. 6;
pod opieka dra Elvella rozpo.
czelo sic wyladowywanie i
sk}adanie W magazynach arty-
ku}6w kt6res przywieziono.
Razem nadeszlo 400 ton pro-
wizyi, a popo}udniu o godz. 8
rozpoczelo sic rozdawanie.
Ola kazdego mieszka1ca wy
zuaczono po p6ltora funta.
Scisk by} ogromny, gdy sic
rzucono do odbierania prowi.
zyj; wielu padaio, by1o deptta;;
nych, i trzeba by}o oddzia}
wojska postawit ma doku, by
zaprowadzic porzsdek. Rozda'
wano zywnosc tym, kt6rzy
mieli kwitki cd gen. McKib.
binsa. Dow6z woody, dawniej
zamkniety, przywr6cono. Hur.
towne drobiazgowe wyszyn-
XII trunk6w kazai gen. Shafter
pozamykad; Hiszpanie majs
jednak prywatnie DUO rumu,
kt6ry wymleniajs ma artykufy
zywnosci.
MIN mieszka6cy uszli do
Ell Caney, sprzedawano beczke
maxi 20 $3.50; beczki fasoli