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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
EXPECTING NEWS FROM GENERAL or!
WAR DEPARTMENT NOT ALARMED OVER tn
SITUATION AT ILoIrO.

WAR DEPARTMENT NOT AlAltMED I'VE" ihr'
SITUATION AT UoIrO.
Washington. Dec 29-The War Department
Ia expecting definite word from General OTIS
within the next twenty-four hours as 10 what
has occurred al Iloilo. for by that time he VIII
have heard from General Miller. in command OF
the American forces sent this expedition.
The officials about the War Department do not
appear TO be apprehensive over the results ana
there Is no evidence Of tension or alarm, al
though II Is recognized that the situation at
Iloilo may bring about a sharp and possibly a
decisive Issue between the insurgents and the
American forces. Up TO the close or once hours
to-day II was said at the War Department that
nothing had been received from General Otis
bearing on the military situation. All that had
come was an answer 10 an earlier dispatch con-
veying orders the reply giving assurance that
definite news could be expected within the next
twentyfour hours.
What General Miller will do as to taking pos
session OF the city either with force or without,
f. not officially disclosed. and IL IL likely that
considerable discretion is lodged with the COM
manding officer az to what steps should be
taken But in the event Of clash between the
United States forces and the insurgents. War
Department officials say there could be no doubt
as TO the outcome as the 18th Infantry Is among
the Regulars and has a reputation for fighting
ability The American force numbers a bout
twenty-five hundred. as against an estimated
force o. some ten thousand insurgents. but no
doubt is expressed as to the adequacy OF the
United States force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
Five Dollars to Fifty Dollars

For the first price you can get twelve
dollar garment; for the last price, one that
would yesterday have cost you sl2S. First
come, best choice.
Second Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
THE SITUATION IN ILO1LO.
ARRIVAL THERE OF GENERAL M1LLER's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OCCUPA-
TON OF THE CITY.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OCcUPA-
TON OF THE CITY.
Manila Dec. 2@.-Details regarding the occu-
patton OF 1loilo by the insurgents have Just
been received here The American expedition
commanded by Brigadier General Miller ar
rived there yesterday. and found that the Span
iards had evacuated the place on Saturday. on
ard the steamer Churnca. and had been trans
ferred to the island OF Mndanao. In accordance
with an agreement arrived at with the insur-
gents The latter entered Iloilo and occupied
the trenches on Monday at noon. They imme-
diately established a municipal government. and
placed guards over foreign property The in
surgen;s were fairly quiet and orderly. although
there was some looting al night. Five Of the
natives were shot. which had en- exemplary ef-
feet upon the rest.
The only foreign warship In the harbor was
the German second-cass cruiser Irene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
EXTREME COLD N NORTHWEST.
MOST SEVERE COLD WAVE of THE SEASON APP
PREACHING

Chicago, Dec. ea-The Government signal service
late this evening announced the approach from
the Northwest OF the most severe cold wave this
season. BY Saturday morning IT is predicted zero
weather will prevail In Chicago and the entire lake
region
The Thermometer tonight registered from IL To
"a degrees below zero In the Northwest Territory.
the low marx being reached At Winnipeg A,
HavrA Mont. the northernmost station Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
Fans
Works of Art
SPLENDID Showing

you've thought Of particular kind Of fan,
ask about it here. You'll surely find it OF
one closely resembling it. Beautiful speci-
mems of art Of which there are no duplicates
shown. Ask to see these. Difficult to tel
how handsome they are. sl2 to sos.
There are really very pretty affairs at only
ST. These are of white gauze, daintily
painted and spangled. Many other styles
in quantities, up to $l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
SPORTS AND
SPORTSMEN.
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

PROGRAH ME Or NFOhIS IO'DHI
GOLF.-Mixed foursome handicap ocean
County Hunt and Country Club. Lakewood.
y. ]. 49, J..
ATHLETICS--Annualm meeting Society or
College Gymnasium Directors. Columbia
University.
SHOOTING. - International tournament.
ST; Thomas. Ontario.
observation-disclosures tournament new
York.
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Mems and
WOmen'S
Fine Silk Hosiery

is, prices are very moderate. Come in, if
interested, and look over this collection OF
silk hosiery. In it you'll find these, among
many other kinds:
FOR MEN
AT S2.7s-Half hose Of pure French silk; black;
seasonabe weight; black silk clocks.
A, 500 pure English silk; black and white en-
broidered fronts.
At 500 pure English silk; embroidered with col
ored silk, open work fronts.
FOR WOMEN
At Stockings Of seasonable weight black; all
silk; French self colored silk clocks.
ASs-Opera length pure silk English and French :;
lace fronts.
A, So-Engsh silk; some striped others plain black
with light and dark coored silk embroidered
ankles.
Broadway
d.. p~,,,,,. An after Christmas Of
o.. Co.. fering that will mean
W. V'oSS quick sales to-day. The
At Little Cost goods can't last long
values are so extraordinary and quantities so
limited. If you would be among the fort
innate ones come early. American Cut
Glass-the best-and all perfect goods.
-Four patterns in Bowls, all S-inch
VASES; now $3.50 Was S8 now SIS
Was Ss2s; now $3.50 Was $3.50; now IS
Two patterns in Naples, both S-inch;
Was 81; now So Was So: now 81
Celery Trays, were S. now $3.50
Carafes were s.. So; now s.
And these three items that full quarter be-
low the market:
Tumblers S2.7s, So. 50, So, up to $50 doz.
Carafes S3.25, 81. so, S., up to $l4 each.
Olive Dishes, ST. co. Sis, S2.25, up to $3.50 each
Ill q MI Rase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
CURLING.
ANNUAL CONTEST FOR THE DALRYMPLE
MEDAL AT VAN CORTLANDT PARK.
THE SOUTH DEFEATED THE NORTH BY THE SCORE
OF s, TO S.-soNs OF SCOTLAND OUT IN
LARGE NUMBERS TO WITNESS


THE PLAY.
cu-i,nr is admitted 10 be the national game OF the
hardy Scot, as baseball is TO the average American
cricke, TO the Engshman and lacrosse TO me
Canadian Every loyal Scotchrnan who is iona OF
the cold but exciting game Of curling has been
interested IN the annual match for the Dalrympie
medal. which played on the lakes OF van
Cortandt Park yesterday afternoon Little else mas
been talked about for several weeks by the 1o'-
lowers O, the game. They discussed I, when they
met at their MONDAY meal and they talkeh ABOUT
q, in the morning and evening In seasons gone
bv the match has had 70 be postponed on severa'
occasions on account of the erratic nature OF 'he
, climate hereabouts and II has been the wish OF
the clansmen that December = would ne cIear anu
cold with hard and smooth
The conditions Of the match yesterday were eA
cellent from a spectators standpoint but II would
have suited the curriers' better II It had been little
cooler -Four Of the Ave links were In good con-
dition bu, the ff.h not good. and the fact
that hrongs Of skaters encroached upon the curriers'
a; regular intervals disconnected the players at
times The representatives of the South won by
the score Of s. TO 81
II was the twenty-second meeting held under the
auspices Of the Grand National Curling Club OF
America and the result the thirteenth victory
FOR the South The veterans OF the sport recaii
when the first game played back IN 1871.
when the match took place on Observatory
Lake in Central Park. One year the annual game
was pIayed on the large lake IN Prospect Park IN
Brooklyn and once IL was played at Paterson, n
J. The game last year was TO be played at Van
Cortandt Park. but thaw set in. and IT had 10 be
postponed
In the annual battle yesterday forty players
took part The best contest Of the day was on
Rink No :. where II nip and tuck right
through 10 the end The contests on Kinks NOS
{, 5 and were one-sided. The Dalrympe medal
will be m the custody OF John Mccall for the next
wear as under the rules the highest onicer OF the
Grand National Curling Club is entitled TO be Its
custodian The Hoagland flag went 10 James kei-
Will hold the flag for a year. or until It is played
for again. The Kirkpatrck medal which Is aLso
With me North and South. was won by ex-State
Senator w D. Edwards. Of New-JerseE; He ana
his brothers won the honors on hnK NO o. Inc
soora was az follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30

London Dec 29.-Fror, a Filipino source. A
representative OF The Associated Press Is in
formed that the new Filipino Cabinet Is much
stronger from the insurgent point Of view than
the last. nasmuch as all the new Ministers are
pledged to insist upon the independence OF the
islands and 10 refuse 10 liberate the Spanish
prisoners. IT is added that the Fipnos VIII
never release these prisoners while thousands
OF Flpinos are dying In the Spanish convict
settlement OF Fernando Pc. the Ladrones and
the Caroline Islands
The new president OF the Cabinet and Minister
OF Foreign Affairs Maban Is described as a
notary, living in Manila, OF Indian descent and
as having no Spanish blood In his veins. He Is
an old man. partly parayzed. said to be great
patriot and alleged TO have. always been a
counsellor OF AguinaldO.
Antonio Luna, the new Minister Of War OF
the Flllpinos was employed by the last Cab-
net in the War Department. He is the editor OF
the Manila insurgent paper Independence.
was educated in Europe and Only lately re-
turned TO the Philippines from Paris.
Rosario s probably DR.. Tomas Rosario. who
was educated in Spain and II is supposed that
his post State Deeds. means keeper OF the
archives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30

good crowd turned out last evening TO witness
the roller polo game at the Grand Central Palace
between teams representing the Jersey City Polo
club and the New-York Polo Club. The visitors
won by score OF goals 10 :. after hard
struggle. II took four periods before the game
could be decided A. the end OF the third period the
Jersey City team ahead by one goal. but the
referee called three fouls on them thus taking a
point away. Hadley made two and Housh;on
Schofeld In the opening OF the game. was hit
with the ball under the right eve and had to quit.
Later In the game fiara was hit with the ball in
the pi, Of the stomach and was knocked out. The
game was stopped until OHara recovered con-
sciousness and the piucky little player continued
10 play the game out. II was ono OF the toughest
games witnessed in New-York this season. In the
nrst period each side divided the rushes each get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
AGUINALDO's NEW CABINET.

ATU NALDOS NEW
ITS MEMBERS PLEDGED TO INSIST UPON TNDE
PENDENCE AND TO HOLD THE SPAN
IsH PRISONERS.
Manila Dec. 29--The new Filipino Cabinet is
composed az follows:
President Cabine, and Minister OF Foreign Affairs
MABANI.
Minister Of War-TLNA.
Minister 81 the Tnterior-ARANOTA.
Minister ~ Agricul', r. ard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Minister Public WO<s-cAMON.
SiA'e Deeds-EOSARIO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
MARINE CORPS

Captain T YOUNG. ordered report the colonel
commandant the AN prUx.
First Lieutenant GEORGE RICHARDS. granted leave Of
absence for month from the 9th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30

These shoes appeal
to people who wish
extra good things.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30

WASHINGTON Dec. 99.-The following ARMY '"''
and Marine Corps orders have been iss"e''
ARMY
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At $I.7O a Pair.

Fourth avenue and Ninth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30

The Battery Wheelmen. OF New-York' was moor
porated at Albany yesterday for the promotion OF
athletics and bicycling. Directors-John l.. Sands.
p J. Kerwin Charles A. OConner Charles Greher
William Rodenberg. II. +. Gearns. II. a. Dan!
and Ehler Myers. all Of this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30

An after Christmas Of
fering that will mean
quick sales to-day. The
goods can't last long
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25

DO kardyna1a Andrea Ferrari,
arcybiskupa W Medyolanie, "
kt6rym Ojciec dwiety ubolewa
mad ostatnimi rozruchami we
W}oszech. Ss one owocem
z1ego nasienia, rzucanego po
kraju bezkarnie, z kt6rego to
nasienia wyradza sic przyte-
picnic rozumu, upadek moral
nosci i szkoda dla religii.
Zlych ludzi naklaniali do bun.
tu powazni ma poz6r obywate.
lie, sadzsc niekiedy, 4e W ten
spos6b przysluas sic Kosciolo.
wi i Stolicy apostolskiej. Czyz
tacy ME wiedza, ze KosciH
uczy ludzi, azeby ME dopusz.
czali sic bunt6w9 Gl6wnymi
wszak4e burzycielami ME byli
katolicy. Trzeba ich szukac W
innych obozach. ...-.-,"
- Przy trumnie Gladstone
postepowac beda: Ksisze Walii,
ksiaae York, lord Salisbury,
Earl of Kimberley, Earl Of
Rosebery, arcybiskup 2 Can.
terbury, A. j. Balfour Sir
William Vernon Harcourt.
Cz}onkowie gabinetu "
Honolulu odpowiadaja ma py.
TAME, czy Rad upowaznil Sta.
ny Zjednoczone do uwazania
wysp Hawajskich "a podstawe
operacyjns swych dziala6 wo.
jennych.
w Springfieldzie uchwa.
lono przeznaczyc dzie1 2Sgo
Czerwca jako dzie6 stanu
Illinois ma wystawie W Omaha.
- We fabryce stall W Ora.
mite City, ILL.,, spowodowala
eksplozya gazoliny pozar ia.
bryki pokaleczenie 90 os6b,
z kt6rych niekt6re umra bez.
warunkowo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25

Jutro, W Czwartek, odp}y.
ME pu}k ochotnik6w Colora.
do. Dzisiaj przybyl 10 pu}k
ochotnik6w z Pennsylvania,
zlozony z 500 zo}nierzy i 3S
ofcer6w.
MADRYr, 25go Maja. -
Me nadeszly pola WALK ia.
dne wiadomosci. Ministrowie
niepokoja sig, gdyz zanosi sic
d}uga wojne, a W skarbie hisz.
pa6skim 50 pustki. Przypu.
szczat naleay, ze ministrowie
wiedzs o ruchach foty admi-
ra}a Cervery, lecz trzymaja
to co wiedzs W scislej tajemni.
cy.
Dobrowolne sk}adki ma
wzmocnienie hiszpa6skiej ma
rynarki dosieg}y II milion6w
pesetas. Senior Leon y Castil-
10, posef W Paryzu, ma nadzie.
ie otrzymania pozyczki so mi.
lionow dolar6w.
MADRYr, 25go Maja. =
General Blanco donosi, ze fo-
ia amerykahska znajduje sic
ma wysokosci Santiago de Gu.
ba. Miasto port So tax SLIME
ufortyfkowane, ze okretom
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25

szczeniu foty hiszpa6skiej ME
maja zadnei podstawy. Mi.
mister foty Long nin otrzyma}
zadnych depesz o powaaniej-
szem zniszczeniu. Flota hisz.
pa6ska znajduje sic prawdo-
podobnie do tel pory W San.
tiago, wiesc o zebraniu przez
Hiszpan6w naszego okretu
"Mangrove" jest bajka.
Rad dowiedzial sic, re Hi.
szpanie formula energicznie
nova eskadre okret6w wojen-
nych. Gdzie takowa zostanie
wys2ans, dotychczas niewiado.
mo.
Przez przeciecie liny podwo.
duej przez za1ogs statku est.
Louis, zosta} komendant mia.
sta St. Juan W Porto Rico, cd.
ciety Cd swiata. Me moze ko.
munikowac sic ami z genera,
lem Blanco ami z rzsdem W
Madrycie. Blanco ma do swej
styspozycyi jedne tylko line
podwodna, kt6ra wkr6tce zo-
panic rowniez przecieta.
Admiral Dewey nadeslal 2
Manili nastepujsca depeszs:
"Utrzymuis Scisls blockade.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25

admirala Cervera ME grozi
najmniejsze niebezpieczef-
stwo.
q Manili nadeszla wiado.
nose, ze krajowcy pragns "a.
chowac wiernosc Hiszpanii i
So gotowi bronic wysp Filipi6.
skich ma .wypadek najazdu
wojsk ameryka6skich.
Rozeszla sic pog}oska, ze
Hiszpanie zlowili jeden z anne.
ryka6skich okret6w wojen-
nych.
LoNDYN, 25go Maja. =
"Daily News" donosi, ze mo-
carstwa maja nadzieje, il przy
najblizszej sposobnosci bedzle
mona wystapic projektem
zawarcia pokoju ma warunkach
dla Hiszpanii wzglednie ko'
rzystnych.
ST.. PIERRE, Martynika, 25
Maja. - Kontrtorpedowiec
Terror" zaopatrzy1 sic dosta-
tecznie W wegiel i odp}ywa
dzisiaj ma otwarte morae.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, 25go
Maja. - Tutejszy hiszpa1ski
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konsul zazadal cd w}adz kolo.

konsul zazadal cd w}adz kolo.
nialnych pozwolenia ma odby'
Gle rewizyi ma angielskim pa
rowcu "Adula'', pod pozorem,
be okret ten wiezie z Cienfue'
Cos wiadomosci szpieg6w ame'
ryka1skich, szkodliwe dla Hi.
szpanii. Wladze kolonialne
TELEGRAPH wa}y do Londynu o
instrukcye.
MoNTEeo BAY, Jamaica, 25
Maja. - Ma wschodnich wy.
brzezach Kuby panuje niezwy.
kly ruch. K.ommodor Schley,
kt6ry W zesz}y Czwartek wy.
iechal z Key West, kraay re
swymi okretami pomieday
Santiago a Cienfuegos. Okret
wojenny "Iowa" strzeze przej.
acia przez ciesnine Windward,
dzielaca wysps Pines cd Kuby.
KEY WEST, 25go Maja. -
Ma parowcu Panama" aresz-
towano Hiszpana Bonigro ii,
menez pod zarzutem szpiego.
stwa. Jest on inzynierem po.
starai sig 0 plany fortyfkacyj
New Yorku, kt6re chcial prze.
slac Hiszpanom. Przy przeszu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25

iak najd}uaej. Gdyby stany
zjednoczone byly. sic. przede-
wszystkiem uzbroi}y i czeka4y
z rozpoczeciem krok6w wojen.
nych do jesieni, Hiszpania
bylaby slabsza, nia obecnie, a
my bylibysmy tax sdni, 1e
ieden grom po drugim spadai'
by ma nieprzyjaciela. Nasza
fota bylaby do jesieni zna'
cznie wzmocniona a nasza
armia ladowa bySaby gotowa
do zako6czenia woiny W kilku
tygodniach. Zdaje sic, ze przez
nastepne trzy miesiace dziasal.
nose naszego woiska ograniczy
sic ma ewiczeniu sic W strzela
niu armat naszych okret6w
do nadbrzeznych kuba6skich
fort6w. Taxa slamazarnosc ME
odpowiada usposobieniu ludu
ameryka6skiego, ktory wszy.
stko, co przedsiebierze, zwyk1
czyni6 predko z godns podzi'
WI energia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25
Telegrar11y.

ATLANTA, Ca, 25 Maia, -
Do portu Jupiter we Flory-
die przyby} szczesliwie ME-
cierpliwoscia oczekiwauy wo-
jenny okrst 'Oregon".
WASHINGTON, 25 Maja. -
Department. wojny ME ma
powodu przypuszczat, re W
okolicach ciesniny Windward
zosta}a stoczona bitwa NOR
ska.
Krazownik "st. Louis" po.
przecinal liny podwodne, pod.
trzymujace komunikaeye tele.
grafczrq re Santiago de Cuba
i San Juan W Porto Rico.
Nalezy sic spodziewaG, ze
okrety City of Peking, City of
Sydney i Australia odplynely
z woiskiem re San Francisco
do Honolulu, zkad krazownik
Charleston bedzie i'm towarzy-
szv1 do wysp Filipi6skich.
WASHINGTON, 25go Maia. -
Pogsoski gazeciarskie o zui-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25

w miescie narzekajs ma brak
zywnosci. Obey poddani oba.
wiajs sic buntu hiszpa6skiego
wojska. Cudzoziemskie okre,
ty So gotowe przewiezc ich do
Cavite. Aguinaldo, dow6dzca
powsta6cow, formuje oddzia@
konnicy, z}ozony krajowc6w.
Odda on nam prawdopodobnie
wielkie us}ugi.
SAN FRANc1soo, 25 Maja.-
Cztery kompanie IA pu}ku
piechoty zwiszkowei, ca3y
pu}k ochotnik6w z Oregon i
battalion ciezkiej artyleryi z
Kalifornii wsiadly ma okrety
"Sydney" i "Australia''. Lu.
dnosc zegna}a wojsko r6wnie
serdecznie, jak wczoraj, przy
wsiadaniu ma okret Getty of
Peking."
Dzisiaj rano wszystkie try
okrety odp}ype'y ma otwarte
morze, podazajac W strone
wysp Hawajskich. Przyby-
waia obecnie nowe oddzia}y
wojsk, kt6re take wyrusza
wkr6tce W podr6z do Manili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25

kiwaniu okretu ME zdolano
znalezc owych plan6w ami aad.
nych innych dokument6w,
kompromituj aresztowa.
nego.
KEY WEST, Fla. 25 Maia.-
Zwiazkowy holownik "Wam.
patuck" przywi6z} blizsze via.
domosci o wyprawie do San.
tiagc i Guantanamo, gdzie po.
mocniczy krszownik "St. Lou
is" postanowi1 przeciac liny
podwodne telegrafczne. q for
tow Santiago strzelano do o.
kret6w, gdy te zajete by}y
przecinaniem liny. "St. Louis"
strzela1 take, lecz bez skutku.
Gdy uko6czy} swa robote, ,uda}
sic pod Guantanamo. Tutaj
przyje}y baterye nieprzyjaciel.
skie obydwa okrety takim og.
MEM, ze musiano cofnsc sic,
niczego ME dokouawszy.
MAGUA PARK, -
W obozie tutejszym znajduie
sic obecnie $4,000 wojska. Do
Soboty liczba ia wzrosnie do
1000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25
LoNDYN, 25 Maia.

1LoND1N N, ~ udJa. Loru
Wolseley, ,naczelny w6dz armii
angielskiej, wypowiedzia1 zda.
nie, il byloby wielkim b}edem
ze strony rzsdu we Washing
tonic wyslac niewycwiczonych
naleaycie ME znajacych su.
bordynacyi ochotnik6w ma Ku.
be. Gdyby sic to stalo, wojska
ameryka6skie by}yby narazone
ma dotkliwe kleski W spotka.
mach 2 regularnem wojskiem
hiszpa6skiem. Amerykanie ME
powinni lekcewazyc swoich
nieprzyjaci6}.
MADRYT, 95go Maia. =
Ksisze Almedover de Rio 20.
stal ministrem spraw zawnetrz.
nych. Oswiadczy1 przedstawi-
cielowi Prasy Zjednoczonej, ze
przyja} urzad dla tego tylko,
poniewaz W czasach obecnych
kazdy Hiszpan jest zobowis.
ny dokladac wszystkich sill,
azeby sluzyc ojczyznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25
Sensacya W Hammond, Ind.

Cd Poniedzialku panuje Ham.
mond, Ind, wielka sensacya. Jeden
z najbardziej W miescie znanych
obywateli, James Six, zosta} areszto.
wany, jako podejrzany morderstwo.
Posadzaja go to, ze zgiadzis re
swiata dziecko swej siostry rodzonej.
Jego iona podobno, wiedzac o tenn
cd kilku tygodni, W kohcu dreczons
wyrzutami sumienia, W Poniedsialsk
przyszla do szefa policyi W Ham.
mond, pana Malo, i opowiedziala o
wszystkiem, poczem Ska sreszto.
wsno,
Zbrodnie to mial pope}nit six "
poczatkach roku bieaacego, gdy Coma
MIN ME mieszkala. Siostra jego
przybyaa dsieckiem z Kansas: misf
on to dziecko nienawidzied cd same.
go poczatku; " kofcu zamordow1
je, wlozy3 W skrzynie cd mydis !
zakopas pod oknem pred swym
domem przy N. Habemann ave. -
W nocy Poniedzialku ns Wtorek
zrobiono poszukiwanis i wydobyto
,krzvnie "a zwioksmi dziocka,
znaczny peAar.
Wczoraj pozno popoludniu pow.
sta} pozsr W piwnicy 5 pietrowego
budynku pm. 1T Randolph ST.; -
W piwnioy tel nsgromadzonyoh byio
mn6stwo farb olejnyoh i innych
przedmiot6w aatwo zapalnych, prseto
poaar bylby przybrai bardzo .nsozns
rozmiary, gdyby ME zswszwano do
gaszenia 18 sikawek z 5 wozami drs'
biniastymi. Pozar ugaszono ssybko
stosunkowo ME wielka on zrsadzii
szkode; obliczaja ia ma $4,000. saef
Sweenie, kt6ry jak zwykle, pierwszy
bys przy poaarze " kasdei chwili
znsidowai sic W miejscach nsjniebes'
pieczniejszych, posliznas sic po dsa.
binie, po kt6rej piwnicy sseds do
CORY, spadi, i skaleozyl sic income "
rske i W glove. Pozostai jednako.
woz do kofca ma stanowisku, m6wisc
zartobliwie, ze ma take drobnostkt
zwaaa6 ME nalezy.
Dzlesiet lat wiezieAia.
Karl Norke, oskarzony o zamorde
wamie Thomasa Katt, wczorsj rano
W sadzie sedziego Trude " obec jury
broni. sic twierdzeniem, le pchnsf
nozem Katta W obronie wlasnej, gdy1
tenae bez powodu 60 obil strsc'i 70
schod6w. Sedziowie przysiegli cofne.
Ii sic do narsd po godz. 4popoludnin
i wkr6tce oglosili werdykt usnsjacy
Norkego winnym zab6jstws ! skasu.
jacy tegoA ma 10 lat wissisnia hAs-
nepo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-25
Flota hiszpahska zdaje sic bye ma pewno
Santiago.
AdmiraloWie nieprzyjacielscy obserwuja WA
jennie swoje rugby.
Wojska ladoWe podazaja juz do Filipin.
CZY ZOsTANIE PRZEDsIEWZIETA WYPRAWA MA
KUBE?
Lord Wolseley Amery ykanom aWanturowacsi sic

furaz, lecz musi sic wystrzegac
zbliaae sic zanadto do hiszpa1-
skich fort6w.
Obecny stan rzeczy stanowi
jasny dowod, re zupe}na racye
mieli ci wszyscy, kt6rzy popie.
rail- strone McKinley'a, pra.
guacego wstrzymac sic z wy.
powiedzeniem Hiszpanii wojDy