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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

The current war seems to be something
Of fat mans fight Shafter ratties the
scales around 800 pounds, Miles is a 200
FOUNDER. and Fitz Lee is probably not
lighter than that. However, Joe Wheel
er may even things up a little. He is
about as big as pound of soap after a
weeks wash and could almost hide in
one of Skaters coat pockets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01
CURRENT COMMENT.
Sufficiently Painful.

From the Raleigh IN, C), Post, Dem.).
II was a singular oversight on the part
of The authorities not TO have inscribed on
the revenue stamps every one must use af-
ter next Monday, Remember the Maine"
But perhaps it was thought the stamps
would cause pain enough without this.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

Uncle George" THman seems to be
making a better race for the governor
ship of South Carolina than most of the
politicians thought possible. The fact is,
Mr.. Tillman has become pretty nearly if
not quite the leading factor in the contest.
and in the absence of a combination
against him may capture the nomination.
He has a way of reading, studying and
thinking, and talking straight to the point.
that is mighty apt 60 convince those who
hear him that he knows what he is talking
about and has the right IDEAS with regard
TO il
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

Alderman Davis ordinance to prevent
the littering of the parks, streets and
lanes with paper, and defaclng trees
poles, buildings, etc, with placards is a
good one and should be passed. Savannah
should be free from the iconoclastic work
of the sign-tacking fend. The waste pa
per nuisance seems not TO be on the de-
crease. 1t is necessary TO keep hands at
work all of the time picking up paper in
the squares, and even then it seems all
most impossible to keep them free from
the litter. The southern end of the park
extension presents a striking Illustration
of how disreputable place can look with
waste paper scattered over it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

The New York congressman's bill to in
clude cheese in the army rations came up
in the House at just the wrong time, since
at the moment the bill was being consid-
cred the army surgeons of the Third New
York Regiment were reported to the de-
partment that a number of the men of
Company l. Of that command were suf-
fering from 'ptomaine poisoning" due to
eating cheese.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

The spectacle of bob" Ingersoll suing
church is presented in New York. Col
Jngersoll is counsel for ex-Mayor Strong
who represents an estate to which the
church corporation is indebted to the ex-
tent of about $4,000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01
The Approaching Crisis.
From the Louisville Courier-Journal de

The fall of Santiago and the loss of Ger
Veras squadron would be quite likely to
be followed by a collapse of some sort 1t
may not go so far as the uprising in Paris
after Sedan, but it is not easy to forecast
what may happen under such circum-
stances There is little doubt that the peo-
pie of Spain who understand the situation
are anxious for peace, and when the 9TH
ers hnd out how they have been deceived
by reports of fictitious victories. they are
liable TO make a good deal Of trouble.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

Vienna is now enjoying the sensation OF
seeing a princess perform upon a slack
wire. The princess in question is the noto-
rious Chimay, formerly Clara Ward of
Detroit, Mich, L. S. A. The United States
generally succeed in whatever they under
take, but in turning out this princess they
have made a lamentable failure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01
Oh! That Was Before the War.
From the Chattanooea. Times (Dem y

In his inaugural address President Nc
Kinley said: 1--WE want no war of conquest
we must avoid the temptation of territorial
aggression" The President is now, though
committed to the infamous Hawaiian job.
opposed to the wholesale colonization pol
icy that is being proclaimed by the lead
ers and newspapers of his party.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

Except for the bowling of the yellow
journals of Madrid and Havana, Hobson
would now be a free man, according to
the Philadelphia Records advices. Cerve-
ra, Blauco and Linares were all in favor
of giving Hobson and his men their free
dom through exchange, but the sensa-
lonal newspapers would not permit It.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

A member of the Seventh Regiment
New York which did not and will not go
to the front. intimated the other day that
he would like to meet one of the critics
of the regiment and prove to him that the
men of the Seventh are not towards. To
this challenge "Gussie Truelove' sends
an open acceptance, saying that as the
challenged party she has the right to
name the weapons, and she selects lawn
tennis racquets or bean bags, or if the
Seventh Regiment man pleases she will
meet him at dancing, the one who faints
first to be adjudged vanqushed. 'Gussie'
undoubtedly shows a chivalric disposition
in Offering to meet the adversary upon
his own best ground.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

The summer exodus and the war fever
are beginning to make the city look just
a bit emaciated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

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If you need medical advice write Prof Mnnvon
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01
Don't forget to stamp it.

The way to end the war is to flight 1t
out on this line if it takes all summer"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

Sigsbees plucky and successful fight
against the Spanish destroyer Terror the
other day ought 10 commend him to the
distinguished consideration of the navy de-
pariment. In other words, Sigsbee ought
to- be given a fighting ship; one on which
he could remember the Maine" to some
purpose. While the st. Paul is a splendid
craft of her kind she is not the right
kind TO give the naval officer who, of all
others. has a score to settle with the dons
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

The losses on the American side in the
war have so far been very small, notwith-
standing it was expected that the modern
weapons in use by the Spanards. and our
troops as well, would make the fighting
particularly bloody and terrible How
ever, the end is not yet ana there is no
telling what a day may bring forth. 1t
may be recalled that in the civil war
from the time of the fall Of Fort sum
ter in April, until the battle of Bull Run
in July, the losses on both sides were
trining But from then on there were fire.
quent deluges of blood In that war. how
ever, the conditions were very different
from those Of to-day; then it was Amer
lean against American, AMI Something
had g happen" Now the courage skill
and staying power seems to be an on one
Z Eidc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01
THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1898.

The Federal assay Office at Charlotte
n. c., assayed and paid FOR more than
$4,000 worth of pure gold during the
fiscal year just ended. Presumably this
gold. the most of it at all events. was
mined in the appalachian range" which
runs through the two Carolinas and Geor-
gia. II would be interesting to know
what percentage of it came from Geor-
gia. There are literally millions of dollars
worth Of gold in the three states named
A great many of the deposits are of low
grade ores which cannot be worked prof.
tably with the machinery which the own
ers of them are able TO purchase. New
processes and machinery for working gold
deposits, however, are coming into use,
and the probabilities are that it will not
be great while before the North and
South Carolina and Georgia gold mines
will contribute considerably TO the worlds
stock of the precious metal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

Some of the negro volunteers in South
Carolina have the right idea with regard
to the officers who shall command them
At Spartanburg line other day a negro
company elected a white captain and
white first and second ]ieutenants. Mem
bers of the company said they were not
willing to risk their lives in the hands Of
incompetent officers, and as there were
available no negroes having The necessary
military training, they determined to Sc
lect the best white officers they could in
duce to command them. Other companies
in South Carolina, it is said, will follow
their example. In North Carolina, the
Third Regiment has been mustered in with
all negro officers, The colonel being a young
negro politician. 1t is hardly a question
which set of black troops will make the
better record in the field.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01
The MORNING. NEWS Is published

Registered at the postomce in Savannah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-01

The accounts OF japanese marriages
vary very much, says an exchange. 1t ap-
pears in some parts of Japan the wedding
takes place In tent at the top of hill,
before a priest and the god of marriage;
the bride and bridegroom leave the city by
different ways, but a procession attends
both, and they meet al the foot of the hill,
bearing torches; they then ascend the hill
by steps constructed for the occasion; al
the top they enter the tent and sit down,
the brides parents behind her, and a band
of music behind the bridegroom. The bride
then lights her torch at a sacred lamp and
the priest teaches her a form of words to
say, while the bridegroom lights his torch
from hers. The spectators shout with joy
and congratulate the happy pair, and the
priest blesses and dismisses them At the
bottom of the hill a large bonfire Is made
Of the toys of The bride, and in place of
these a distdf and some flax are given her.
The bride and bride groom go to the bride
grooms house, which Is decorated with
flowers and flags and ribbons; here the
nuplial feast which lasts eight days is
celebrated. The Chinese marry very young
and period of mourning precedes the
wedding day. AS I'm Japan, so in China the
brides rousseau ana furniture are sent in
procession to the bridegrooms house on the
eve of the wedding, before which ceremony
he assumes another name, and is invested
with a special cap and dress, and the bride
turns her hair up, and runs bodkins
through il. Live geese are among the pres
ents sent by the bridegroom to the bride,
and these birds are carried in the process
sion. The bride is enyeloped in a veil of
red silk, so that only her eyes are visible,
and she is carried by female servant
over a charcoal fire, the meaning of which
strange custom seems TO be unknown. She
then has TO make most humble prostra-
tions at the feet of her husband. who I'M
wells and looks at her for the first time
Afterwards the poor bride has to pros
trate and knock her head on the floor be-
fore her father-in-law and mother-in-law.
and finally she and her bridegroom to-
gether PROSTATE themselves before the tab
let's of their ancestors in the ancestral
hall.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
WiadOmOSci ZwiazkOwe.
Or. 1876 10 TonaUdnda, ". Y.

Or. 395 10 TonaoandG, N. Y.
Tow. ~. Michaia Archaniola, or.
395 odbyfa svoje missieorns posie-
d.enie, M kt6rsm Tow. obralo ko-
mitet na rok 1899: Pres. P. Waoho-
WAX, .apo,wal sekr. fin, ably pre-
c.ytei oaiy roc.ny doOh6d | rosch6d
okazaso sic, 10 ksisaki l kwity kas-
jsra byiy y porrsdku. Nastepnis
PreEes pr.em6wn " s~erdec.nych 1
trelciwych siowaoh do brsoi, ably
gdy pr1yjda wybory, obrali sobis lr-
dsi staiych ! morslnyOh, DO Gala pra-
oa ! rosw6j tow. safety cd ur.edni-
k6w, to tel caiy og6 jsdnoRiosnie
uohwalil, ably ten sam komitet poso-
stat jsszc.e ns rok drugi, " skisd
kt6rego wchodzs: Piotr Wsohowiak,
PREF. ! dslsgat; Piotr Jssells, sskr.
prot; J6zsf Wachowiak, sekr. fin. ;
Jan Kor.eh, wios-pres.; Pswes Mi.
klass, kssjsr; j. Rsndski, vice kssjer;
Jan Tomcryk, marszsisk l.; Franoi-
seek Cserwinski, marsssiek IL; Jan
Ka' fAs Michsi Wysooki, opiekuno.
vile Ohoryoh.
Zsrazem sswiadamism ozionk6w,
70 prsyssis posisdzenie odbedsis sic
dnia IL listopsds, " bali swykiycb
posIedze6, o god,. "A wiscsorem. -
P. Jasella, sekr. prot.
Gr. 52 70 South Brooklyn, ". y.
Niniejsssm sawiadamiau orlon-
k6w Tow. Cborsgiew Polsks, grupy
Sc Nv. N. p, " s. Brooklynie, 10
ma posisdrenis, kt6re Gle odbedsis
dnia ID listopsds r. b. o swykiym
csssis ! swyksej bali posiedzeh, Z po-
wodu wsanych sprsw. jake 60 do
sasaswisnis, ksady o1sonek Jest obo.
wissauy sic stawic, " prseciwnym
rasis podpsds ksrze pres ogoa a.
c%hwslonej. Zsrazem uprssssm o..
csionk6w, ably sic starali "a tenn DO
sisdseniu rozebrsc bilsty ns bal,
ksory sic odbedsie d. % grudnis r.
" hall prsy 10 al, blisko 5 avs.,s
ks6rego doob6d, jak uchwslono ns
ossssnism posisdssniu, jest M ko-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10

w. Nowak, kompanja Z. 74go
pu&ku piechoty.
F~ranciszek Rigel, kompanja G.
logo pulku kawalerji.
Tadeusz Dylihski, kompanja ID.
logo pulku kawalerji.
J6zef b. Mickelicz, (litwin), kom-
panja F. 3go pulku Indiana.
Karol Limahski, kompanja b. l3gO
pu}ku piechoty.
Julian Goluta, (sierzant), kompa-
MIA 6. 2lgo pu}ku piechoty.
Bazyli Rycki, (~sierzant), Dzicy
jezdzcy.
Teodor Chojahski, (kapral) 6go
pu}ku piechoty.
S. Puchalsk', 7lgo pu}ku New
York.
MARCEL Bodraoki, 25go pu}ku
piechoty.
Karol Lencki, Ego pu}ku piechoty.
correspondent nasz PREY.
tenn, Re lista powyzsza ME jest gu.
pe{na, wielu bowiem rodak6w ma.
szyoh "a ,iagaio sic do wojska anne
rykahskiego pod Przybranemi ma
zwiskami.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
Ofary wojny.

Jak sic dowiadujemy z listu otrzy-
manego cd OBJ. Mieczysisw Boguo-
kiego, by}ego szeregowoa 24go pub
ku piechoty ~regularnej Stan. zjedn.,
kt6ry odby1 GAIA kampanje kubah-
ska, nastepujacy nasi rodacy polegli
Tub otrzymali rany ma Kubie:
Zabici:
harcin Kubiak, kompanja <. ego
pulku piechoty.
T. l.. Pazderski, (sierzant) kom-
panja A. Ego puiku kawslerji.
Szymon Wagner, baterja E. Ego
pu1ku artylerji.
|. Holihski, baterja K. Ego puiku
artylerji.
Jan Babicz, kompanja B. Ego pub.
ku New York.
Antoni Osuch, kompanja G. 25go
pu&ku.
Pawel L~iwerwicz, kompanja G.
25go pu}ku.
Ignacy Zielny, D.;ou
Jozef Kiln, HDLioy
M. Ganecki, JeN'
Grzegorz KsieAopolski, 'y'
Ranni:
F. Juuski, 7go pufku piechoty.
Jan J. Miller, kompanja H. Sgo
pu4ku piechoty.
Tomasz Ostrowski, kompanja K.
6go pu}ku piechoty.
Jan Karchut, (sierzaut), baterja
A. Ego pu}ku artylerji.
W}adysisw Zielihski (sierzsnt),
baterja A. Ego puiku artylerji.
Dominik Umihski, (ksprsl) bate
ria A. Ego pu}ku srtylerji.
Kazimierz Borucki, baterja A, Ego
pulku srtylerji.
Miobsi Kocz, kompsnja III. logo
pulku pieohoty.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
z Detroit, Mich.
Obch6d ListopadoUy.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam szanow-
nych rodakow W Detroit, ia W dniu
81 listopsda przypada obchod po-
wstanis ListOpadowego. Program
tegos jest nsstepujacy: Z~wiazkow-
cy zbiora o godz. 8 min. 30 rano W
hall Harmonic PREY zbiegu ulic Rus
sell j Leland, a ztamtad w~yruszymy
wspolnie ma nabozefstwo do koscio
Ia sw. Stanisiaws, wieczorem zas W
wyaej w~ymienionej hall beda mowy,
deklamacje, spiewy ] aywe obrazy,
stosowne do tegoz obchodu. Pocza
tex o godz. 8 wieczorem.
Pamietsisie rodacy, ia obowisz-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
(Ciag dalszy re strony 1-szej).

rece. Takby sic zdawalo, ale tax
ME jest, jak dowodza fakta, kt6re
nam wiasnie nades}ano z pow. Mic
leokisgo.
w Padwi ks. proboszcz Skopihski
wraz z ks. wikarym agitawali Ia
wzieoie, ably tylko ME dopusoi6 do
wyboru posla Krempy ma cz}onka
komitstu parafjalnego. A gdy STU
la sic ME uda}a i posed Krempa
czlonkiem. a nastepnie zas przewod-
~niczacym komitetu par~afjalnego 20
stal wybrany, to ks. Skopihski SEE
reg kazah poswieoi} ma zgromienie
opornych i nawet opuszczeniem pa
rafji grozi}. Ma tenn tie uczyniono
przeciw p. Krempie doniesienie az o
obraze ~majestatu, o czem donosili-
smy niedawno o~bszerniej.
w innej parafji, W Jaslanacb,
Przedstawili gospodarze ma czlonk6w
komitetu parafjalnego wloscian: ia
ma Rudolfa z Jozefsdorfu, Wojcie-
cha Tarana j Tomasza Klode, pod
w6jciego z Jsslsn. KS. Lasak, pro-
boszcz jaslahski - przedstawii cd
siebie p~owszechnie nielubianych:
Dymitra Pisarowskiego, Andrzeja
Selma, i Szczepana Mrozika j naka
za&, ably tylko ma tych g&osowano.
Nakazu ME usluohano, wybrano
kandydat6w opozycyjnych. Ia to
ks. Lasak W ,,mi{osierdziu chrzes.
cjahskiem" zagrozi} Rudolfowi, kt6-
~ PREY gospodarstwie pe}ni} cara
zem siuzbe wizera kolejowego, re go
~poPamieta". l rzeczywiscie, W pa
re dni Pc neutrality-suspicious. ia
ma Rudolfa az do Soil Ia Zywcem.
Gdy wybory to z IL z. m. starostwo
uniewaAnilo, odbyl sic wyb6r po-
wtornie 81 z. m. j znow prawie jed
noglosnie wybrano kandydat6w lu-
dowych. q poszanowania ola stanu
duohownego ME chcemy opisywa6
zachowania sic Ks. Lasaka W czasie
tego wyboru.
Wstrzynujemy sic tez ma razie cd
cytowania dalszych faktow, W ma
dziei, re to zwr6cenie uwagi wy.
starozy do usuniecia naduzyc W in
nyoh p~odobnych okolicznosciach. Ia
uwazyc tylko wypada, re takie po-
stepowanie musi wywo1ywa6 rozgo-
ryczenie u ludu. Rzecza konsystorzy
byioby rychio z}emu zapobiedz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10

ten najdrozszy skarb satraoic! Goa
nasi bracia W ojozyznie ma to powie-
dzar Powisdza: Eli jestescie, DO 90
my tn bronimy, to wy dobrowolnie
oddajeoie! TAX a ME inaozej mas
osadza j s}usznie.
Aaeby ten straszny sad cd mas cd
dali6, a z~asluzyc sobie ma ohwa{e -
precz z miedzynarodowemi towarzy-
swami! Many swoje sto razy lep-
SEE cd niemiecko -ajryskich, swoim
w}asnym jezykiem piszemy i m6wi-
my. TAX bracia, przystapmy do
narodowego towarzystwa, kt6re
z~wiazkowcy zalosyli W Vulcan,
Mich, Tow. Bratniej Pomooy Sw.
Stanisiawa Kostki. Powiecie bra
cia, Re te miedzynarodowe organiza-
ole to katoliokie, a my wan powie-
my: A my co: turki, poganie? Me
znacie mas, a nasz Zwiazek sklada sic
z nsjlepszych polak6w i kazda wdo-
wa i sieroty dostaja posmi-rtne W
swoim c%zasie, ale my ME potrzebuje-
my Zwiazku Mar. Pol. zachwala6, be
jego czyny same mowia "a siebie!
Moze chcielibyscie sic dowiedziet
lie many majatku, to przeczytajcie
No. 43 ,,Zgody''. ~znajdziecie tam
sprawozdanie kontroler6w zwiazko.
wych, CO was przekona o prawdzie.
A wiec braoia ME odrzucajcie ma
szej dioni, ktora do vas wyciagamy
Zlaczmy sic wszyscy weziem brater'
silva j miiOsci Ojczyzny, my biedni
r~obotnicy polscy, a wiele dobregc
uczynimy ola samych siebie i dls
Polski. U a ka4dy czlonek vie c
wszystkiem &C sic dzieje i kaAdy
mole zabrac gios W kaAdej sprawie
a u obcych mic sic ME dowiecie, ME
wolno wan mic robi6, a wiec precz
tymi obcymi pankami! Wzgard,
ola nich!
Do ~iacznosci bracia, do pracy, {
dobrze ma tenn wyjdziemy. Niecl
zyje Zwiazek Mar. Pol!
j, Paluchniak, zwiazkowiec.
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Skfadka ma pomuik Kosciuszki.

Skfadka ma pomuik Kosciuszki.
Ma ohrscinach q OBJ. Piotra Wa-
chowiaka sajeli sic kolskta ma pom.
mix Kosciuszki: Piotr Jasslla 1 pani
Nowak. Skiadki .ioayiy nastepujs.
ce osoby:
Piotr Jasell 25c.; Gwis.doh SO o.
nAni Gwiazdoh so O.; Nowak 10 O.;
pani Nowak 10 O.; J6stf Wacho.
WAX, 20 O.; pant Wschowiak, 25c.;
Kalfas. 10 O.; Piotr WaohowiaklOc.;
pani Waobowiak 10 o Zsjdel 25o.
Krysstofsk Is O.; pant KrysItofak
10 O.; Miklasr Is o.; PAM Miklas. 10
O.; Fronozosak 10 Q; pani Fronc.-
crsk 81 60. Razsm 81 IS.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
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