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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
THE SPANISH COMMISSIONERS.

Madrid. Aug. 2o--The cabinet council
has decided to appoint General Parade.
second In command In Cuba: Rear Ad-
miral Landero. who succeeded Admiral
Navarro. the Spanish commander IN
CUBAN waters, as.c --.aIquis Montoro.
minister OF finance in the insular cab
met. as the commission OF evacuation for
Cu.a. The Porto Rican commission
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
LEADERS ExoNERATED.

London. Aug. 2o-In a letter to The
Times from Santiago, the writer ex-
onerates the Cuban leaders Of any inten-
ton TO interfere with or intimidate
Spanish residents of the island who
steer clear OF politics. The correspon-
dent expresses fear that General Gar
cia's resignation may lead to troubls
and says that "a little more tact on
General Skaters part would have
averted all friction"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
Sagasta Talks About Existing Conditons--He Says it
is Neither Peace Nor War---DeC|ares United
States Would Not Consent to Armistice.

washington. Aug. 2o--Retrenchment
In nearly all branches OF the army Is
following close upon the cessation Of
hostilities. Notably this Is the case
In the ordnance, quartermaster Ind en-
gineer bureaus, where the need for the
supplies required and the men employed
for the exigencies OF war no longer
exists. In the ordnance bureau the
force at the various arsenals is to be-
reduced In all cases where this can be
accomplished without detriment to the
service. The Rock Island arsenal will
probably be affected more than any
other Before the war about 240 men
were employed; when the peace pro-
tocol was signed about 1000 men were
engaged. and orders have been issued
which will reduce this number by two
thirds. Before and during the war
large numbers of contracts were made
with ordnance firms for supplying ma
tcrial. In many cases these were made
conditional so that they could be ter
minated within q few days after the
cessation OF hostilities. and the depart
ment has in every case availed itself of
this privilege. Contracts are in ex-
istence for furnishing sea-coast pro-
jectiles but the government is desirous
OF obtaining all contracted for.
The quartermaster's department is
dispensing as rapidly as possible with
transports for which there is now no
necessity Considerable work is in
volved in this work, as a board of sur
vey has to be appointed TO determine
the various incidental questions that
arise pending the return OF the vessels
to their owners
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
BATTLEsHIP OREGON.

snlngs Is neither peace nor war.
merely a suspension of hostilities. An
armistice would have allowed us to dis
pei better the obscurity of the situation.
but the United States declined to agree
to our making a step further in advance.
THE questions TO be solved are num-
erous and complex. What We have done
first is to lay down certain bases on
which each minister may make any OBJ
servations which study OF the subject
suggests. These will continue to be
treated In daily cabinet councils, IL being
held that the bases In question are the
fundamental Instructions for the guild
ance OF the various commissions In the
Forthcoming negotiations, to be sup
plemented and rectifed subsequently by
telegraph.
In Cuba. besides evacuation, there
are many other problems. Spain may
abandon her sovereignty over the greater
Antilles; but there Will remain the ques-
tion of edifices and all our properties.
There are law suits before the tribunals
affecting the interests OF the Spaniards.
Where and when Will these be decided?
In Havana. where large number of
'criminals have been condemned by
Spanish tribunals, what is to be done
with them? Then there are other ques-
tions for which we have to fix a basis
OF discussion and agreement.
Besides these and other problems OF
greater Importance. there is a prelim-
mary question to be discussed. Accord
ing TO international law as a suspension
Of hostilties has been signed. the sur
render Of Manila ought TO have no legal
efficacy. How will that principle be un-
derstood By the United States? This
causes us more anxiety. and we give Il
great attention: but we are still await
ing the Information demanded from
General Jaudenes. which has not yet
reached us on account OF the difficulties
" communication between Manila and
Hong Kong"
These remarks have all the appear
ince OF being authentic. as they are I'm
>ccord with information from other
ources and I'm harmony with Sagasta's
usual style. The public is still anxious
Tor an explanation OF Governor General
Augustin's mysterious departure from
Manila. but its curiosity Is not likely TO |
be satisfied for some time. the govern |
ment declining TO say anything
CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION.
Madrid. Aug. 20.--It is rumorcd that |
the government will instruct the Cuban |
commissioners 20 present n strong case /
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
MEETING OF VOLUNTEERS.

San Antonio. Aug. 20.-The volunteer
troops in garrison at Fort Sam Houston
mutined yesterday at breakfast and
marched out OF the mess hall In regular
order as a protest against the food fur
nished them. The matter Is under in
vestigation-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
THE FINAL ARBITER.

Washington. Aug. 20.-The claims
made In Madrid that the protocol and
not the capitulation controls the status
Of affairs In the Philippines will not be
discussed by the state department off,
eials. The Madrid discussion is locked
upon as rather academic, as IL is taken
for granted that claims will be made on
both sides and that the Paris tribunal
will be the final arbiter of the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20

ing of the cortes and series OF debates
during the peace negotiations. II Is
possible that the cortes will meet after
the elections to the councils. about the
middle OF September.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
AGITATION REDoUBLED.

Madrid, Aug. 20.-All the indications
are that the peace negotiations will be
prolonged. The opposition factions are
redoubling the agitation for convoking
the cortes, and 1t is said that Sagasta
begins to hesitate. although he shares
the opinion of the foreign minister as
to the inconvenience involved In a meet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
TEN DIED ON THE SHIP.

New York. Aug 2o.-The Mobile car
ried 1900 OF the Eighth and Twenty
second infantry and the Second Massa-
chusetts volunteers. of whom 300 were
sick and 10 died on the voyage. the latter
mainly Massachusetts volunteers. who
suffered badly on the way up.
Much relief was felt in the camp when
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20

has not yet been appointed. the govern
ment awaiting an expression OF the
views of Governor General Macias. but
1t has been decided that Admiral VAL
larino shall be one of the commissioners.
The peace commissioners have not
been nominated; but II is believed the
composition of the commission has been
decided upon. though the names Of the
members will not be published yet, as
the government is resolved to take ad-
vantage OF the delay granted by the pro-
tocol In order to avoid a cabinet crisis.
SENATOR BACON'S VIEWS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20

and his vindictiveness Ia due In part to
his seeing Spaniards pillage their coun-
trymen. Diaz himself lost nearly all
his personal belongings. He considers
the other prisoners as thieves, and a
strict guard has TO be kept over him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20

mands. Major General Brooke. the
other army officer on the Porto Rican
commission. Is now In that country. and
probably will not be relieved OF his pres
ent duties until after the arrival Of his
colleagues on the commission.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20

for the recognition Of Spain's claim for
compensation for the cession OF public
works in Cuba. the compensation to take
the form OF saddling upon Cuba the bulk
Of the Cuban debt existing in 1895.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
NEITHER PEACE NOR WAR.

Sagasta on the Questions to be Con-
sidered by the Peace Commissioners.
Madrid, Aug. 20.--The Liberal pub
fishes remarks made by Sagasta on the
diplomatic. and political situation. quot
ing the premier as follows: From a
legal point OF view the present state of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20

Dr. Booth. the yellow fever Axpsrt. ar
amined the patients said to be SUFFERING
from yellow fever and pronounced the
cases severe types of malarial fever.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
TWO GENERALS RELIEVED.

Washington. Aug. 2o-Major General
James #. Wade. formerly in command
Of the Third army corps at Chicka-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20
CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION

Madrid. Aug. Colt Is rumored that
the government will instruct the Cuban
commissioners TO present a strong case
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-20

Washington, Aug. Ex-senator Bacon
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

JAG npolskim Ahlwardtem" i
drwiac z jego zawodu, (kan,
dydat ruchu ludowego Jest
majstrem szewskim i wlasci.
cielem ~folwarku). w Cru
dzisdzu wyborcy ogiosili kan.
dydature p. Kulerskiego, wy
dawcy redaktora gazety miej-
scowej, b. nauczyciela, pracow.
nika gorliwego i zasiuzonego.
Natychmiast pc tenn Dzienna
zamiescil paszkwil, W kt6rym
tax kandydature p. Kulerskie.
60 w~ydrwiwa:
nWszyscy, kt6rzy 60 znaja,
oczekiwali, ze teraz wybuchnie
cd dawna trawiacy 60 ogie6,
ii. ae p. Kulerski postawi swa
kandydature ma Grudziadz.
Brodnice.
nAle wszyscy, kt6rzy 60 Una.
ia, 81 zarazem zarazem zatrwo.
zeni, CD DO wiedza, &c mslc
mniej o~dpowiednich ludsi ns
urzad poselski wydaio spole.
czehstwo nasze.
nNieslychana, dziwnie ME.
przebrana zarozumialosG &C
ustawicznie mysli o sobie, G
swojej wielkosci, pod oslona
patrjotyzmu nietakt bezustan.
ny, goraczkowa chez dziafania
slabe zdolnosci umyslowe prey
pozie ma genjalnosc (D
ztad: wieczne rzucanie sic 2
motyka ma slohce (nieraz tro.
che potajemnie, ably BoAe bro6,
kto ME przeszkodzif }; wieczne
blamowanie sic ku wszystkim
stronom, by = ma nowo sic
porywac i blamowac - ale pc.
zostac zawsze rownie wielkim
i zadowolonym z siebie = chot
wszyscy W okolo szydzs i zzy.
mala SIZE.
nCzy% ME komiczne i smut
ne zarazem, &c teraz wfasnie
take kandydatury powstajsa
nGdy rozwazni CD mysla
mad tenn, kogoby najmedrsze.
go i najdzielniejszego wyslat
ma to wake o nasze istnienie
= to jakby ma uragowisko
uczuwa W Poznaniu p. Fran
ciszek Andrzejewski, a W Cru.
dziadzu znowu p. Kulerski sill
ne powolanie W sobie, by pc.
mode narodowi W krytycznej
chwili".
Ostro, ale sfusznie odpowia.
da ma tie drwiny Or9downik..
,,Mielismy posl6w, CO maio
co rozumieli, o czem W sejmach
nova, mielismy takich, CO tez
pc niemiecku siabo rozumieli
i m6wili, a zasiadali W Berli
ME cafe lata. Mielismy posla
takiego, kt6ry sic lubi} wyry-
wac sic i chocby kilka slow
powiedziec; jeden z ministr6w
pruskich przeprosil go W ko6,
Gu z trybuny, re mu ME odpo-
vie. DO wcale ME rozumie, o
czem on chce movie.
,,Mielismy posl6w, kt6rzy z
krzesel poselskich W SWAT sic
wynosili jake bankruci; mie-
lismy i takich, kt6rzy ma krzes.
Zach poselskich ukladali sic
z Kolonizacja".
w tym samym numerze
Dzienn1 podaje W statystyce
wyborczej, Ae W okrsgu 10
tow Walcz pred A laty 3 ra
zy g~losowano ma kandydata
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23
z ca4ej Polski.

huch przedwyborcsy W Posnah-
skiem. : Iutrygi ugodowo6w l bes
silnos6 inteligencji dsmokratyosnej.
- Ksndydatura sire nuiotwa ludowe
60 " Posnaniu. - Stojafowosyoy.-
Objsw s~namienny demoralisaoji DO
lityosnej. - Grsss.na pobls4liwos6.
Blizkie juz wybory do par.
niemieckiego pochla-
niaja Gala uwage spoleczeh.
silva i prasy naszej W zaborze
pruskim.
Najsilniej wre walka pred.
wyborcza W P~onaniu, gdzie
stronictwo ruchu ludowego
energicznie popiera swego kan.
dydata, gloszsc haslo, ze nova
polityka potrzebuje nowych
ludzi. Dawniejsza partja dwor.
ska, kt6rej polityka ostatecz.
ME zbankrutowala, ME roz.
padla sic jednak, przeciwnie,
zorganizowala sic do dzialania
W obronie zagroaonego prey.
wileju spoaeczuego i politycz
nego. Natomiast intelligence
demokratyczna, kt6rej stano.
wisko pc uchwaleniu ma vie.
Gu znanej rezolucji, potepiajs.
Gel polityke ugodows, bylo
bardzo silnem, ME umiaia z
przyiaznych okolicznosci sko.
rzystac. Ola unikniecia rozbi.
cha vyborc6w nalezalo przyjat
kandydata ruchu ludowego p.
A~ndrzejewskiego i wybrat
jeszcze dw6ch kandydat6w po-
pularnych, mp. PIP. Leona
Czarli6skiego i DIR. Chlapow.
skiego. W6wczas kandydat
ludowy zapewne by sic sam
cofna} lub wyborcy W ostatniej
instancji by orzekli, kogo chca
mice poslem. Tymczasem ko-
mitet pozna1ski W liscie kan
dydat6w p. C~hlapowskiego po-
mina&, a W delegacji komitetu
miejskiego powiatowych
upadla kandydatura p. Gar.
li1skiego jednym gfosew. Ma
pierwszem miejscu zalecono
kandature p. Mottego, tescia
p. Cegielskiego. o tym kan
dydacie nawet Goniec Uielko-
polsh, kt6ry goraco broni "a.
sadly solidarnosci PREY wybo.
rach, twierdzi, ae ME bardzo
jest ~odpowiednim, poniewaa
nigdy ME oswiadczyl sic wy
raznie przeciw polityce ugodo-
wei.
Stronnictwo ugodowe (dzi.
siaj ia nazwa ME jest juz ola
w}asciwa j naleza}oby
raczej movie stronnictwo szla
checko-~ zachowawcze),p oczuw-
sly sic ma silach, zwalcza ma
mietnie przeciwnik6w swej po-
lityki, ME baczac nawet ma
skutki. P. Czarli1skiego, mai
popularniejszego dis posla,
odrzucono W Poznaniu j pro.
bowano uchylic jego kandyda
ture W okregu wabrzesko-to.
ru1skim. Posef tego okregu,
p. Slash, dawny ugodowiec,
ustepuje. Ma zebraniu pred
wyborczem W Wabrzeznie, ko.
mitet powiatowy postawil kan.
dydature p. Donimirskiego,
ale wyborcy niemal jednogios-
ME wolac zaczeli: ,,Chcemy
pana Czarlihskiego". Napr6z.
no personal---very. zwraca}
uwags ma nniepraktycznosc"
poatapowania vUuhor.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

tow dokonaa oersmopji poswieoenia,
poossm stysiecy pisrsi sabr.miaas
pieSh ,,Salvs Regina. Prsssliozna.
pOgoda sprsyjaia tel w.niosasj uro-
osyssosoi.
w pOwieeie gliwiokim ma
Sls,ku tax okropnie .bif grad pola
" sisdmiu misjsoowosoiach, fe "a
wstawienism sic landrsta wiad.a
w~ojskows prsysaaaa Aolnierzy, kt6-
rsy posskodowanym besinteresownie
pomsRajs " praoy polnej.
- Goscie z G6rnego Sl4zka.
Csytamy ~ krakowskiej gassoie
nNowej Rsformie': Podosss Zislo-
nyoh SWAT bswilo " Krakowie gro
40 gosci . G6rnego Sls.ka, . Q
misalnicy, robotnioy | hutnicy, og6-
tenn 70 os6b, " lio.bis tel 16 kobist.
P~r,yjsohali oni I okolio Bytomia I
RsOiborsa; waasnej wolf pow.isli
Projskt swisdssnia starej ssolicy
Polski l urzso.ywistnili 60 tel. w
Krskowie podejmowsio ioh gcs,in.
ME grono o~bywatsli, . ksied.em Fe-
derowiosem, pr.eorsm Paulin6w M.
osele. G6rnoilszaoy zwisdsili kos~
oi6 Marjaoki, Mussum Narodowe,
wystaws s.tuk piekuyoh, Wswsl 1
groby Polskioh kr6l6w, Sk.lks /
groby ~saiusonyob, kopiec Kosoius.-
ii inns pamiatki narodowe, oka.u-
jao wszedsis 1ywe sainteresowanie 1
gorsos miiosc kraju maoier.y hskie-
90. Ma obied.ie. wydanym ma ioh
o.ese " rsstauracji r. Klimta. byl
takAe pat prezydent miasta Krako-
va Friedlein 1 braoi re Slsska o.yli
Z tax swansj starej Polski serdeoznie
Powitsi. Wiecsorsm bawili slasaoy
teatrse, gdzie odegrano sstuke
nKosciussko pod Raoiawicami" i.
ro.rzew ~nieniem sled.ili bieg s.tuki,
a nassjutrz " poludnis wyrus.yli /.
powrotem do dom6w. Wycieozka
Ia pozostawila mike wraAenie wSr6d
obywateli krakowskich, zas niewat.
pliwie " setkaoh rod.in G6rnego
Sls,ks stanowic bed.is pr,edmiot
~ssrdecznych wspomuieh.
- POmnik KOrzeniOwskiego
odsioniety zossai 5 czsrwoa W Bro
daoh, " rodsinnsm miesois slynnsgo
Powiesciopisarza. Pomnik wykonal
utalsntowany artysta rsezbiarz p.
Antoni Popisl. Przepysrns pelna
wyra1u jest giowa; ale i Gaia postse
modslowana jest snakomicie. Ko-
rzeniowski ubrauy " surdut kroju
owozesnego, Z plassczem zar.uoo.
nym ma ramona, ujetym W faid re-
ks prawa, kt6ra r6wnoo.ssnie try
ma pi6ro, Pr.edstawiony jest . twa-
r1a zatoPioos " rekopi,is. Twarz -
Powtar.amy to - jest peina, tywa,
prsebija " niej ramyslenie 1 energja
sarazem. Widac, ae to ME msnekin,
ale osiowiek, kt6ry wspanisle two
rzyf rssosy. P~ominsws.y, as artysta
usyi klasyo.nsj drapsrji paas,o.a
(oss kt6rej ohec jest slio.na moglo
sic byfo obsjsc) wssystkis ako.sorja
wykonans s. I prawd.iwym artyz-
mem.
Possac wykonana jest Z kamisnia
samborskisgo, pedestal Z ksmienia
srembowslskiego. Wysokosc POM
niks wynosi 5 m. so ON Doda6 W.
Pada' Re srtysta wykonai possg 6w
bezinterssownie (~okazujso W ten
sposob m..Osc ola rodIinnego swego
miasta). kOs.ta materjaiu wynoszs
1.5OO IL.
Zarzad Zakfadu narOdOwe-
go i'm. OssOlihskich upr.sza
uPr1eJmie o Przysfsnie do zbior6w
Zakfadu pc jeioym egssmplar.u
wssystkich wydawnietw | druk6w
ulotnyoh (wiersry, ryoin, progra-
now sfs1ow it'd pozOstajsoych W
zwis.ku Z tegoroczuym obchodsm
jubileuszowym Mickiswio.a, gdrie-
kolwiekby n sic pojawily. Egg.
1emPlsrse uPrssza sic przysyisc albo
wPross do dyrekcji Zskiadu, albo ma
rsoe Or. Crsrniks, wioskustos.a Ia.
kiadu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23
.ledwie dniem i noca, posui

skohczonych karciarzy, kt6rzy
marnujac dnie i noce ma kar.
tach, pozuja ma obro6c6w OF.
czyzny; - ludzi, kt6rzy zmar-
~nowawszy, CO ME bylo ich, a
sami ME umiejsc ma siebie pra.
cowac, szukaja W sejmie prus,
kim utrzymania, j pozuja ma
obrohc6w ojczyzny. Ilua to
miedsy kandydatami ,,dzienni.
hooymi" jest grob6w pobiela-
nych ma zewnatrz, kt6re view.
natrz cuchna".
Me twierdzimy bynajmniej,
ae kandydatury PIP. Andre.
jewskiego i Kulerskiego 50
idealne, Re kazdy ma ME ego.
dzit sic powinien bez wahania.
Ale wobec bankructwa poll
tycznego i spolecznego szlach-
ty j niedoleztwa inteligencji-
lud i mieszczahstwo t. j.
Varsity spoleczne, ma kt6re
spada caly ciezar walki o pra.
wa narodowe, powinny mice
swoich przedstawicieli W par.
lamencie i sejmie, swoich ,,ms
COW zaufania". ME zas narzu.
conych kierownik6w.
Zwalczanie tego uzasadnio.
nego zadania, W dodatku zwal.
czanie sposobami nieuczciwy.
mi i drsaniscymi, roznieca
wfasnie wash spoleczns, wy
twarza gorycz, kt6rej posmak
dlugo Pc wyborach zostanie.
Taxa walka, jaks prowadzi
prasa ugodowa, moae mice ma
wet W praktyce skutki fatalue.
Przypuscmy, a ME jest to wca-
lie przypuszczenie fantastyczne,
re PREY p~ierwszych wyborach
p. Andrzejewski otrzyma vie.
Gel gios6w, niz drugi handy.
dat polski j on stanie do scis.
lejszych wybor6w z niemcem.
Czy w6wczas Geese wyborc6w,
W kt6rych przez pare miesiecy
wmawiano, &e wyb6r p. An
~drzejewskiego byiby hahbs
ola spofecze6 silva polskiego i
klesks ola sprawy narodowej,
odda mu swe gfosy9 l ma
odwr6t, czy zwolennicy p. An.
drzejewskiego, oburzeni i roz-
goryczeni, zechcs wszyscy glo.
sowat ma p. Mottego, skoro on
do wyboru scislejszego stanie.
D~ie kandydatury polskie,
zwalczajace sic uczciwie, ME
naraaajs bynajmniej sprawy
narodowej, ale odstspstwo cho.
ciazby niewielkiej czesci wy
borrow polskich byloby istot.
ME dotkliws klssks.
Niewatpliwie do ruchu lu.
dowego,j ak do wszelkiego wo-
COLE ruchu zywioiowego, zwyk-
ly przylaczat sic osobistosci
moralnie i politycznie podej-
rzane, natury w~ichrowate,
wreszcie rozmaici awanturnicy
speKuIancl, Zaunl roZgfOsu,
kt6rzy "a pomoca tego silnego
pradu spodziewajs sic ma
wierzch wyIfynac. Ale W "a
borze pfuskim niebezpiecze1.
stwo jest mniejsze niz mp. W
GalicjI. Tam potion oswiaty
ludu jest wyzszy, a stronnictwo
ruchu ludowego sklada sic
przewaznie z mieszczan i wo
COLE z przedstawicieli warstw
srednich. Me 50 to ciemne
masy, siuchajace jedynie swo-
ich instynkt6w j dajsce pro-
wadzic sic nietylko Stojalow.
The Press., 1898-11-24
Takes His own Medicine.

In Baluchistan when the physician gives dose he is expected to partake of similar one himself as guarantee of his good faith, Should the patient die under his hands the relatives though they rarely exercise it-have the right of putting him to death, unless a special agreement has been made free- ing him from all responsibility as to consequences, while if they should de- eide upon immolating him he is fully expected to yield to his fate like man
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The Press., 1898-11-24
vvonderful Pumping Engines.

The standard attained by the per formance of modern pumping engines is pretty high, as was illustrated by an incident which occurred not long ago here in New York, where some large pumping engines that had recently been set up and were working at rather high speed and almost absolutely without noise were inspected by an expert in such matters who hailed from an inte- rior city He remarked, Well, those engines work very nicely now, but wait until you get to pumping water at that speed and then you will hear something from them probably
 His astonishment may perhaps be im- agined when it was demonstrated to him that they were at that moment pumping water and had been continu- ously doing so for 48 hours. s.-American Machinist.
The Press., 1898-11-24
Escaped Death. Unusual Experience Granted Ls Roy Bowen -GiVen up to Die by Four Doctors Because of Serious GOmpf- cation of Diseases How He Saved Himself.
From ns Enterprtss, MapsetOn, Mtnn.

tors present examined me for two hours, then they retired and consulted for the same length of time. They concluded that they did not know what ailed me. The head physician asked permission to 'cut,' as he expressed it. and find out.' asked how big a place he wanted to cut. He said he thought four inches far enough.' did not want any such hide-and-seek game, played with me, so the operation did not occur. l continued under the doctor's care, but my case was con sidercd hopeless. made my will balanced my accounts and made every preparation for death. Day after day was passed in intense agony. As last resort l told my hired Pills for Pale People. I had read consider them. Immediately after beginning the use in two weeks 1 was out ofbed and around, thanks to Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People,"
 I hereby certify the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief
 LIE Roy BOWEN.
 Witnesses: J. A. Biddeson, Mrs. Le Roy Bowen.
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