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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09
VISITED SICK SOLDIERS,


Yesterday afternoon, on their return
from the state fair. Gov. and Mrs. Dyer
and AdJt. Gen. and Mrs. Sackctt made
visits TO the soldiers who are being car
ed for at the ST. Josephs and Rhode
Island hospitals. and. as a result OF
their tour. were very much pleased. At
both institutions the sick soldiers were
found To be receiving the very best of
care. and. in fact, so well have they
been looked after. that quite a number
OF them are able to be up and around.
Not a single man was found To be i'm
a dangerous condition. and Gov. Dyer
most highly complmented those In
charge of both hospitals on the treat
ment the soldiers had received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09
APPROVED BY THE EDITORS.

Madrid, Sept. 9.-General Polavieja's
new party is assuming the greatest inn
portance. His program has met with
the warm approval of the great news
papers. The National until lately had
supported General Weyler. but 1t will
rally now to General Poiavieja, who pro.
poses a reorganization Of Spain from
the financial and political viewpoints
1t is understood that the general de.
cided to organize new party after sew
eral conferences with high person
age" who. however has not interfered
directly In the formation OF the party
His manifesto Is now under considera.
tion. II the military censor refuses to
grant an exequator. the manifesto will
be read In the chamber OF deputies.
The general conviction is that as soon a
the treaty Of peace is signed the Sagas-
ia cabinet will resign and De replaced by
either Silvela or Polavieja ministry.
The speech Of Count D'Almenas in the
senate has greatly excited the military
party. whose hot espousal OF the cause
of their Cuban comrades threatens ia
make trouble.
Mr.. Sagasta said last evening: 1.-THE
nomination Of the peace commission IL
delayed because the commissioners
ought to have the full confidence Of the
government. but who can say who will
be In power a month hence?'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09

life. and i'm
proved the farm
ing world and
society In gen.
eral.
Congressm an
Sulloway, who
has a hard fight
for renomina-
ito n, admitted
that he was on
hand looking for
votes. He said
the farmers Of
New Hampshire
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09
SOLDIERS RETURN.


Concord, N. H.. Sept. 9.--The veterans
of the First New Hampshire regiment
received a tremendous welcome on their
homecoming from Chickamauga last
night. the town blazing with fireworks
ane a great crowd cheering the soldiers
From the railroad to the camp. Every
one who could assembled at the station
shortly before o'clock, and just at that
hour the first section, bearing the prln-
cipal officers and Cos. ID. G, l. and NJ
rolled In and tremendous yell went up
from the crowd.
While the men were thin and brown.
they nevertheless appeared more alert
and soldierly than when they vert away
The second section came I'm an hour
after the first, and on this train was a
number of the sick. all OF whom were
immediately moved to the Margaret
Pillsbury hospital. The men were fed as
fast as the sections arrived. so that those
on the first and second sections had dis
posed of their lunches before the third
arrived at 7:15. II did not take the new
comers long to find the bottom OF their
lunch boxes. which the Soldiers Aid So
ciety provided. aud then the regiment
fell In for the march 10 the campground.
escorted by the wonolanset club. the
fire department and sturtevant post. @.
A.. II. A halt was made Mt the state
house where Governor Ramsdell made
a short speech. He said From this
spot four months ago I bade you god
speed on your way TO scenes of Just and
honorable warfare. The grand results
and the glorious achievements of our
navy and army are known wherever
civilization exists. IL has not been your
dot to take part in the exciting events ON
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09

Washington. Sept. 9.-Major Genera.
Miles. accompanied by Mrs. Miles, ar.
rived from New York last evening. Az
General Miles passed through the crowd
mis- hands were grasped a score Of times
by enthusiastic men and women. He
gave q cordial greeting to all, and as he
and Mrs. Miles stepped into their car.
riage the crowd burst into cheers.
While expressing qualification at the
successful termination OF. the war and
ais pleasure at once more being at his
home. General Miles said he had nothing
60 say in additiop to bhis'statementayi ayiver
to the press in New York. From the sta.
tion General and Mrs. Miles were con-
veyed directly to their residence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09
STATESMEN AT A FAIR.

Federal Senators and Representatives
Talk to the Changers.
Tilton, N. H., Sept. 9.-The closing ex-
ercises Of the annual fair of the New
Hampshire grange included the. deliv-
cry OF speeches by state and national
celebrities. Senator Chandler said that
the grangers had revolutionlzed social
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09
SPANISH PRocRAsTINATIoN.-

San Juan, Sept. 9.-The Spanish evac-
uation commissioners seem disposed to
delay the meeting OF the commission.
They say their Instructions have not yet
arrived. but are expected in the course
of few days. They intimate tha, even
then they will need time to study them.
The American commissioners have re-
piled that the first meeting must occur
before Sept. 12 under the terms OF the
protocol.
No TROJYRI II FEARED
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09

Ssu't issscco spa s~a 5moas Your Ii.s AVA.
To quit tobacco easily and forcvev. oc mag
Detic. full OF life. nerve and v.gor, take No-To
Dac. - worder worker. thai rnakes wens men
strong. All druggists, 5oc or 81. Cure guaran
teed Booklet and sample free. address
etsrling Rsmsdy O.. Cbicaso or Me- yors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09
GENERAL MILES
WAS CHEERED.
He Was Given an Enthusiastic
Welcome at Washington.
ALCER ASKS FOR A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION.

Had Long Interview With President McKnley-The
Latter Has Not Yet Decided What Course to Pursue.
Six Yellow Fever Cases Have Developed Among the
Immunes Sent 10 Santiago Washington Authorities do
Not Fear Trouble With The Insurgents In Philippines
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09
INSTRUCTION.
UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY INetIsn .
GRAMMAR CLASSICAL
s G n q Oh
48 Snow ST.
Prepares for
College,
Scientific School.
Business.
Thorough and Careful Drill In
COMMON ENGLISH BRANCHES.

Boys years old received and taught how
to study and introduced to French and Ele-
mentary Science, laying the foundation for
Academic training and culture.
lsSth year begins September 10, 1885,
Call or Send for New Catalogues.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09
RHODE ISLAND
School of Design,

- WATERMAN sIhEEI.
The .,st Year opens Monday, Oct. ,, ,ses
Day and Evening Glasses in Free Hand
Architectural and Mechanical Drawing and
Engineering, Anatomy, Drawing from Life,
Design, Modelling, Pen and Ink and Wood
Carving. saturday classes for children.
Onice hours ii a. IN. 90 Up. m. STUDENTS
REGISTERED from To O'clock and from
to O'Clock, sept. 20, q, 2s, 20 and 30.
s2f,m,w-l6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09

PROVIDENCE LINE.
FOR NEW YORK--Steamers leave Fox
Point Wharf at 500 p. m. daily except
Saturdays
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-09

NO TROUBLE FEARED.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-25

For the exclusive privilege OF sell
Ing intoxicants In Meridian for hve
years ga prominent business man" OF
that city authorizes the Evening Star
to say that he will pay of It's noatinp
debt OF $4,000.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-25

According to the Memphis Com.
mcrcial.Appcal IL costs Spain 1910.
100000 not to suppress the Cuban
revolution.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-25

"Wbere did you get that hat?" win
be the question asked Dlngley when
he suest out campaigning next fall.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-25

The bargain craze has assumed an
epidemic form In Detroit. A woman
n that city claims 900 In n breach of
promise suit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-25
for Liquor License.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
OF the Town Of Oeesn Springs, Jackson eoun'
~ Niapissiupi:

To the Honorable Mayor and Board OF Aldermen
Of the town Of Ocean Springs. Jackson eoun'
ty, Mississippi:
Gentlemen-l, GEORGE d. ANNDT, : ho.e psIson
over the age OF twenty one year,, and A resident OF
said town, county and State, do hereby make apph
cation to your honorable body to grant me a license
to sell by retail, vinons, %alc0holc, mar. mtoAich-
ting or spiriiuous liquors In less quantity. thah one
expiration Of my present license, at my place OF
business on the corner Of Washington and kober-
son avenues, in the house known a. the paragon
Saloon," upon my complying with the provisions
OF the dram shop law. Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE ONWARD ARNDT.
tn the Honorable Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
OF the town Of Ocean Springs, Jackson coun
ty, Mississippi:
The undersigned. petitioners respectfully show
that we, and each Of Us. are legal aud qidniea
voters OF the town Of Ocean springs, IN tue coun-
,y OF Jackson, State OF Mississippi, and reside IN
.aid town; that we recommend George Il. Arndt,
n resident Of said town, to be OF good reputation
ana u sober and suitable person 10 receive license
"a above applied for by him to cell BY retail ylhons,
alcoholic, malt, Intoxicating or spirituous liquors
in less quantities than ont gallon. NJ hls pace OF
business, in said town, rs stated in his appiication,
and petitioners Will ever pray, ttc.:
Joseph CatchOt. ST Charles Wesley Maalson
SamuelT owucr llaviland Emu Domnlng
Benjamin Franklin Joachim George Louis Friar
Edwin Martin Westbrook Ira warren simmons
Nllllhln Augustus oiScTSpu,
Frederick Mason Weed
William Lorenzen Thomas Isaac Keys
Edward Louis Tardy Leonard fayard
Charlie. Herman Buttner George Arndt
Harry Plumb lialstead, Narsise seymour
Joseph Slavin Catchot Thomas Alexander Gooddier
Gpoyye ~liypolitc Tardy Alfred Stewart
Andrew Biehler Joseph Letzler
samuel Pat Starks Frank jones
August Won Rosambeau John Beaugez
Charles Mitchell Bellman Louis Ryan
Harley Farnsn Halstead George William Dale
James Garrard AlonzO Dwight sheldon
Robert Adrian Vanelcave Alph0nse Bcaugez
William Shepherd Vanclcavc Hiram Fisher Russell
Antonio lohn CatchOt Grcgoire W ledsr
James Sodcn Jerry O'kesfe
William Aaron Horton Jacob MARTIN
Ernst Pabst William Ducalion Bullock
Joseph Bacon Garrard, Walton George Grayson
Joseph Belland0 John duncan Minor
Duttner Charles Forkert
Thomas Randolph Friar
Frederick Adolph Schrirbcr
James Lynch Lawrence Nicolaus laneen
Herman Min Reuben Lewis Phelps
Adolph Bellando jules Gale
Arnou Catchot William Randolph. "
Randolph, Jr Alfred Burton stuart
Frank Jefferson LuHdy
Andrew jackson Woodcock
James Robert C0llignn Green Satchei
William Charles Parr'gin Edmond Mon
This II to certify that the above petition H. . true
copy Of the original nled In lny, ofiee the istSiay u
February, 1898. +. NJ. DICK, Cierk.
February II. 1923. osot
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-25
NJ unicipal Sale of Land for Taxes.

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
COUNTY OF JACKSON, Town OF PAsCAoouLA. y
L. A. u. Krrbs. taxcolcctor Of the town OF Pascagoula' In said County
and State, will sell, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF MARCH, It'll DAY, A. D. 1898,
lat the Mavors Onrc in said town, to the highest bidder % bidders III cash,
If any there be. all the following described lands. situated In sad town, on
" hich the taxes remain unpaid at that date tNwh:
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-25

W C veach
W II Smith.......
w & Conlcy
Mrs T. Perry
Joseph Cirlot1 s. 49,.
= Davis
Vica Hawthorn
A j Smith.
T'hos. II Rigglo..
Mrs A b Coleman.
r G Darnell
john + Herndon..
mix
Mrs A r Turner.
| julius Westfaul. .
| unknOwn...
G NJ I~)ickin.....,
MIS- Clara Dickin -.
John Gazawuy..
V J Martin
b w M%artin.....
X ) Perkins ....
Irene Hamilton.
Joseph Hamilton
5 Stokes
Tn mas Murray.
MIS- A ) Decs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15
w spraWie x. Biskupa Sy.

W sprawie x. Biskupa sy.
mona donosza z Rzymu do
''Polit. Corresp.":: Wiadomosc
jednego z dziennik6w niemie'
ckich, jakoby x. Biskup sy.
mon zostal upowazniony do
opuszczenia Odessy do po'
wrotu do swojej dyecezyi, Jest
bezpodstawna. Nieporozumie-
ME, wywo3ane internowaniem
x. Biskupa Symona W Odes.
sic, ME jest jeszcze za}agodzo'
ne. Kongregacya dla nadzwy.
czajnych spraw koScielnych
zbada wkr6tce akta, dotyczace
tel kwestyi, poczem Watykan
natychmiast zakomunikuje
swoje postanowienie p. Gary
kowowi, rosyjskiemu mini.
strowi-rezydentowi przy Wa.
tykanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15
Z Zien Polskich.

s. p. He6unoa0ski. = Do
mogi}, jake swiezo powstasy
ma wielkopolskiej ziemi, pray
by1a znowu nova 8. p. Stani.
slawa Hebanowskiego, jedne.
90 z najznakomitszych budo-
wniczych artyst6w, jakich
Wielkopolska wyda}a. S. p.
Stanislaw Hebanowski, poto.
mex znanej rodziny, ktora W
l7i1S wieku posiada1a zna.
czna drukarnia ksiegarnis W
Warszawie i rozmaite piasto.
wa}a urzedy, urodzil sic W
1920 roku ojca reAtora Kac.
pra Hebanowskiego j matki
Maryanny Klawidskich. Pc
uko6czeniu gimnazyum sw.
Maryi Magdaleny W Poznauiu
udal sic do Berlina, gdzie
sluchal budownictwa. Zlozy.
wszy egzamin, osiadl W Pc.
znaniu. Praktyka jego doszia
tutaj wkr6tce do ogromnych
rozmiar6w. Wykona{ mn6.
stwo nairozmaitszych budowli,
kt6re swiadczs o wielkim ia
lencie i wykwintnym smaku
artystycznym zmarlego, ae
wymienimy tylko palace W
Tarcach, Zimnowodzie j Ia.
niemyslu, kosci6l W Brodnicy,
teatr polski W Pozuaniu, ia.
bryks Cegielskiego W Pozna.
niu i zamek W Posadowie.
Ola podwladnych swoich,
kt6rych zatrudnial okolo 600
do 700, byl wprawdzie suro-
WV, lecz zawsze sprawiedli-
wy. To tea kochali oni go
serdecznie.
Pomimo olbrzymiej piracy
zawodowej, znalaz1 jeszcze 8
p. Stanislaw Hebanowski do.
syt czasu, ably sluayt sprawom
publicznym. I tax przez dlugi
czas naleaal do rady miejskiej
W Poznaniu, W kt6rej mu po.
wierzono trudny wydziaa bu-
dowlany. Zarazem naleasi tez
do dyrekcyi gazowni wodo'
ciag6w, ktore pod jego nadzo.
rem zostaiy urzadzone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15

= w 6S roku zycia umari
W Milwaukee James S. Fow-
Ter, ktory byl dawniej iednym
z najwiekszych handlarzy
zboza ma zachodzie. Umarl W
szpitalu.
= w Green Bay umar2 ka-
pitan John Denessen, liczsc sc
lat wieku. Budowa1 on pier
wsze okrety, kt6re kursowaly
ma zachodnich brzegach Michi.
ganu.
We Winonie zapadl sic
wczoraj S6 stop wysoki lux
mostu kolei Chicago & North.
western. 6 robotnik6w wpa-
do do rzeki i pokaleczy1o sic.
- Sk}ad towarow }okcio-
wych Golden Rule" W Dan
vile, ILL.,, stal sic ponownie
pastws pozaru, Spaln sic
pred swietami Bozego Naro-
dzenia, a W zeszla Srode o.
twarto 60 ma nowo. Straty
wynosza S25 900.
= DR.. Young Allen przy-
by1 z Chin do San Francisco.
Cd lat przebywa} W Shanghai,
czynny W misyi, szerzacej via
re chrzescija6sks miedSy mon
go}ami.
Ma bankiecie we Wa.
shingtonie, wydanym wczoraj
wieczorem ma czese ksiecia
belgijskiego, Alberta, byso
obecnych 800 os6b.
Ma pokladzie yachtu
Anita umarla W porcie ku-
ba6skim Sagua, 2ona senatora
zwiazku Thurstona.
Ma zjezdzle stanowych
gimnastyk6w W Milwaukee
zapad}a ucbwala, ME przypu.
szczaisca kobiet do towarzystw
gimnastyk6w.
- Okretem KAISER Viii.
helm wywieziono do Europy
264,O00 uncyj srebra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15
Kronika MiejscoWd'
Iydzi zyda 0szukali.

Harry i Ruben Tarofsky, domo-
krazcy, stawali wczoraj pred sedzia
Eberhardtem oskarzeni o oszustwo i
zostali zatrzymani pod kaucya $6OOdo
rozprawy d. II bm. Obaj oni udali sic
W sobote kolega swym Jak6bem
Harris, zam. pm. 401 Maxwell str,
ma South Water str, by tam kupid
kartcfle. Poszalatwieniu tego kupna,
Harris miaf jeszcze do zasatwienia
inna sprawe powierzys obu Tarof-
skim sw6j w6z kartoflami, by go
zawie&li do stajni. Okazaio sic pc.
4niei, ae Tarofscy odwiezli wpra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15
TeIegramy Zagraniczna
Kfada palce miedzy drzwi.

W1EDE6. Is Marca. = &C.
sarz Franciszek Jozef wplywa
ma inne mocarstwa, azeby ka-
zde Mich uwiadomilo Rad
washingto6ski, ze dalsze mie.
szanie sic Stan6w Zjednoczo'
nych do spraw kuba6skich
naraza ma szwank interesa ca
lei Europy. Cesarz Wilhelm
zgadza sic W zupe}nosci ze "a
patrywaniami cesarza Franci'
ska J6zefa.
Petersburg, Is Marca. =
,,Nowoje Wremia" zapowiada,
be ambasadorzy giownych
mocarstw europejskich ,sympa.
tyzujscych z Hiszpania, uwia'
donna Rad washingto6ski, ze
ME widza powodu, dlaczego
Ameryka mia}aby prowadzie
wojns z Riszpanis. Bylaby to
wojna W interesie ameryka1.
skich spekulant6w.
LoNDYN, Is Marca. -
standard" zwraca uwage
Amerykan6w, Re W interesie
w}asnego handlu powinni "a.
iae ieden z port6w chihskich i
p6jse z Anglia i Hiszpanis
reka W reke, zamiast myslec
o wojnie Hiszpania, kt6ra
przyniese i'm moze nieobliczo-
ne straty. Cesarz Wilhelm po-
wiedziai, re p6ki on zyje, Ku-
ba do Stan6w Zjednoczonych
nalezec ME bedzie.
Zemsta powstanc6w.
MADEYr, logo Marca. =
q Havany nadesz1a urzsdowa
wiadomosc telegrafczna, ae
powstafcy zabili dowodzc6w
Alvarez'a i Nunez'a, poniewaz
ci postanowili poddac sic VIA
dzom hiszpa6skim.
Pytanie bez Odp0wiedzi.
LoNDYN, logo Marca. =
Ma posiedzeniu izby niaszej
zspytywal posei Michael Da'
witt, Rad, czy ofiarowa1 Sta.
nom Zjedn. swe posrednictwo
W zalatwieniu sprawy kubah.
skiej. Sekretarz parlamentar.
ny W ministerstwie spraw Ia
granicznych oswiadczy1, ae
ma tego rodzaju pytania ME
udzieli odpowiedzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15
W formie przez kom. fnsnsowy po.
Obejmuje urzedowanie.

oany.
Obejmuje urzedowanie.
Wczoraj obja} urzedowanie nowy
sekretarz urzedu zdrowia, Edward
R. Pritchard, zamianowany ma miej.
see George'a Muellera, kt6ry pred
kilku tygodniami zrzeki sic urzsdu.
Pritcbard zostal mianowany ma pod.
stawie zaszczytnie zlozonego egzami.
nu sluzby cywilnej; pomisdzy %
apl kant6w, on zloays egzami9 mai
lepiej. Byl on przez dsugi czas
reporterem spraw ratuszowych do
gazet tutejszych i wskutek tego
zyskal wielkie doswiadczenie, kt6re
mu posluzy}o do Swietnego ziozenia
egzaminu. Jest on ,,srebrnym"
demckrata. Pensya jego wynosl
$500.
Stare poGczoehy dla Rosyi.
Miejski kom;sarz zdro via, DR.. Rey.
nolds, wysial wczoraj cztersch in.
spektor6w zdrowia do pewnego ma.
gazynu towsr6w PREY Canal str. i
polecil i'm dezinfskcyonowa6 grun.
townie znajdu a,ych sic tam 5O0o
funt6w staryca pthczoch bawesnia.
nych. P,hczochy to zakup} jubiler
B. Shapiro i zamierza pos|a6 je do
Ros5i, gdzie podobno ogromny jest
brak towar6w bawe,nianych.
MIOdAi rabusie.
Wczorsj pred sedzia Ewing sta.
waso czterech mlodziutkich chlopcow
we wieku IL IL lat, oskarzonych
popelnieuie nn6stwa rabunkow W
skladsch pray Chicago ave. sedzia
poslas do szkoly poprawy nnaczslni.
ka" szajki, w. Winkowskiego, i ME.
jakiego J. Egihskiego, kt6ry ma
przydomek ,,Nigger". DSaj inni'
wystepujacy pod przydomkami
,,Cninaman" ,,Fat" pOzos!aja ma ra'
zie we wiezieniu.
Zaskar2yfa meza.
Franciszka Czspl hska, zam. pm.
ID Fox Place zaskarzyla swego me-
"a J6zefa Czaplihssiego pobicie i
wyzywanie. Dfis sprawa odbyia sic
pred sedzia O'Donoghus, kt6ry sta.
viii msaa pod poreczeniem $500 ma 9
miesiecy, il zachowywat sic bedzie
pokojowo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15
Telegramy KrajoWe.
DIVA move pancerniki.

DU0 AVWO RnAOOA hA0A'
WASHINGTON, IA Marca.-
Wielkie wrazenie wywarla tu-
tai wiadomosc o ostatecznem
zawarciu umowy, ma mocy
kt6rej przechodza ma w}asnosc
Stan6w Zjedn. diva wspaniale
krzyaowniki z fabryki ARM
stronga. Jeden z mich jest jua
calkiem got6w, drugi zostanie
wkr6tce wyko6czony. Rad
tutejszy uprzedzi3 4iszpanis,
kt6ra chciala koniecznie po.
sissc te okrety. Jeden z Mich,
"Amazonas" odplywa W tych
dniach, pod opieka fagi anne.
ryka6skiej do New Yorku.
Wyzwany ma poiedynek.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 13go
Marca.-Senator Mason zosta1
przez redaktora ilustrowanej
hiszpa6skiej gazesy GEL Car
do" wyzwany ma pojedynek.
Owym redaktorem Jest markiz
de Alta Villa. Chce on bic sic
z Masonem ma palasze, zarzu.
cajac przytem senatorowi, Re
umie wyzywac, jak stara baba,
lecz jest przytem takim tcho-
rem, ze pozwolilbY sic bez-
karnie wypoliczkowae. Wyzy--
waisc senatora, ME szczedzi
markiz de Alta Villa ca}ego
narodu amerykanskiego, Ia
znaczajsc ae potraf handlowac
tylko trzods chlewns i ae je.
dynem jego b6stwem jest
wszechpotsany dollar.
Aneksya Wysp Hawajskich.
SAN FRANo1soo, Cal, Ago
Marca. BENJAMIN Cluff, pre-
zes akademii Brigham Young
W Provo, Utah, wrocil wysp
Hawajskich i powiada, re po.
Iowa tamteiszei inteligencyi
sprzyia aneksyi wysp do Sta
now Zjedn. Druga polowa Gle.
sly sic natomiast poparciem
gmin i wolalaby widziec ma
czele rzsdu kr6lowa, niz uznac
mad SODA protektoryat rzsdu
we Westinghouse.
Ruch okret6w Woiennyeb.
SAN FRANCISCO, IA Marca.
= Okret woienny Oregon"
udaje sic do Callao, gdzie o.
czekiwae bedzie ma dalsze roz'
kay. Otaczaja go mniejsze
okrety, wyladowane weglami,
prochem i amunicys.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 14go
Marca. = Pancernik Brook.
lyn" przybyf La Guyara, W
Venezuela, do fortu Monroe,
gdzie bedzie wyczekiwa3 PREY.
bycia okret6w Minneapolis" i
Columbia" ktore przyplyna
W tych dniach Philadelphii.
Ma wodach europejskich 20.
stale tylko jeden okrst wojen-
ny ,,San Francisco.
KEY VEST, Fla, IA Marca.
- Misdzy Havana a tutejszym
portem panuje oaywiony ruch
okrstowy. Rome parowce
przybywajs ustawicznie dotad
podazaia natychmiast z po-
wrotem do Havany.
Drobne Wiadomosci.
= Ze Seattle, Wash, odp}y-
nelly wczorai do Alaski trzy
okrsty, majsce ma pckaadach