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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-15

Pay your subscription.
lee cream soda at THUS.
Dr.. Rea, Monday, Sept. 10th.
HI Rock Sundayed in this city.
aberdeen Bread 5 cents at-Baxters.
CT. Canning went east last night.
Mons Shirts from 25c mp at Bakers
The rain Tuesday stopped threshing.
Mems Shoes best for the price at Bax'
lars
John ". Arthur is soiourniag in Min
lrapOlis.
E.w. smailhandles the best-Chimney
Brick.
|. Gross returned from the east Sun.
10y morning.
Try a fancy drink out OF Thul's soda
huntain.
AIttle rain now days means a big
ruvd in town.
Repubhcans-Attend your township
aHus.
Joe Moloney returned from the cities
Friday morning.
Oysters in every style at-JewelPs
aetaurant.
R.E. Gibson and wife drove in from
be south Monday. '
Best fancy patent Flour $1.10 at Ele-
rstor Store.
Labor day was not very generally
deserved in these parts.
Thresbers Gloves from 25c to $1.25-
EhEator Store.
Chas. l. Crow was taking care OF his
trade in this city Friday.
Get a paint brush at Elevator Store
t reduced price.
Wilbur Lawrence, of Aberdeen, vas a
Webster visitor Monday.
Try our delicious Fried Oysters
sEePs Restaurant.
Ion attention is called to another
fuumn TO the ad OF s. L. Potter.
Splendid line Yicugua Cloth &c to 10c
q yd.-Elevator Store. 4
brother Tweet, of the Bristol Courier,
Wheeled down to Webster Sunday.
The remnant table at Elevator Store
ways contain bargains.
Have you tried the bottled pickles
Aey sell at Elevator Store.
Mrs. A. B. Meyer and Miss Annie
yer returned home Monday morning.
'onpleteline cotton and wool blankets
Aa quilts at Elevator Store.
0ene Bleser, Patsy Bowler and DR..
'nElns were up from Waubay Friday.
y otoE. W. Small for your Lime,
'ss' and Building Material.
rank Stevens, OF Groton OF Harvest
AlAg lame, was in this city Monday.
le' US gently remind you that it is
4s 10 pay your subscription.
0se' hammerbucher returned Monday
0'alng from a visit to his home in st.
0'ess Braid-Complete line that will
Ease eyeryone.-Elevator Store.
,OR SALE One l5Ofoot i inch Candy
sneap Tor cash. Enquire of Ross Z.
rks. Lily.
Inc FAIR will hold its grand Mill
opening Tuesday, Sept. goth.
Kramer returned from his visit
as attraction at Minneapolis and st,
'i Monday morning. |
sSial attention paid to lunches for
@ug PROFESSIONALLY Restaurant.
.Ouu beachy who has been here for
une visiting relatives ana friends
s'eu ior Chicago last night.
SaAs and travelling bags at Eleva-
PEA go. ~
To
iuoge by appearance several
-s's We're wet internally, as vel
aaly ~ this burg Tuesday.
4. ors ordering a Tombstone, call OF
= anlfA x Foster and see what they
'ner. IL will pay you.
NM. hose NJ. Niliun has accepted til,
a0n o. teacher ia the primary dc.
'ns OF the Marshall, Mimi, schools
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-15
cor sALE.

House, wood tlouse. c~lSGern, barn and
three lots, across street east of school
house, in Webster s D. Terms. cheap
for cash, enquire Of Ed c Warner, Web
ster, S. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-15
GALWAY TIME TABLE.
e,;cauo Milwaukee & St. Paul KY
s"u G. n DIVISION.

H. & d. DIVISION.
: East 10:41 p. m. Daily
~gasse' West AGO O.. m.
,ro;rht East $50 u. m. ExrsptSun
fs West 3:35 D. m.
r-oipht West 12:0S p. n. Daily
laIo ~ trains snbjectto abandonment
frss e. A. BRADLEY, Agent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-15

Mrs. Breckenridge and daughter, Eva
and Gladys, OF Twin Brooks and Miss
Mabel Cease, OF Brandon, Wis, sisters
of Mrs. j. G. Engelhart, arrived Tuesday
nj ght for a couple weeks visit.
DR.. Goodmanson, the Painless Den
fist, who is making Webster his head
quarters, will be here at the Commercial
hotel from Sept. 25th 10 Oct. End. pre-
pared to do all kinds of Dental work.
David Williams showed us a fine ap-
pie yesterday the product of one of the
trees on his residence property. 1t is a
perfect specimen OF the fruit, and demon
kstrdtes the fact that apples can be
grown in Day county.
IL you head aches, eyes burn or water.
sight blur, you should consult me. l
test eyes and make glasses TO fit.
Satisfaction guaranteed, prices lowest.
DIR. b. W. Brokaw will be at Commercial
hotel Sept. 16 and IL.
l am prepared to furnish building
stone in any quantity at So. so per cord
delivered. Sand TO lay stone, so cents
per load. Plastering sand, 1925 per
load, Orders left at the Commercial will
receive prompt attention.-C. q. Hart.
Ladies you cannot afford to miss the
Grand Opening OF Millinery at. The
"Fair." A complete line OF all thelatest
and most fashionable goods the market
affords. We guarantee the finest array
ever shown in the city. Come in and
see all the nice things we have to offer in
this department. An expert trimmer in
charge. Remember the date, Sept. goth.
Marriage is not a failure in homes
where Garland Stoves and Ranges are
used.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
SCRIBNER'S FOR AUGUST.

The fiction number of Scribner's Magazine has been an institution for a decade. Ill it have appeared many mo- table short stories that have made their authors famous. It has also been the occasion for several novel and success ful experiments in color printing. This year the colored cover is one of the four prize designs by Albert Herter, and it is brilliant example of decora tive printing
 The war has necessarily crowded out some of the illustrated short stories Richard Harding Davis continues his brilliant chapters of the war with an amusing description of the life at Tampa. just before the sailing of Gen. eral Shafter's expedition. He aptly calls it ''The Rocking Chair Period of the War" The contrasts of character seen on the piaZzas of the Tampa Bay hotel; the amusing differences of point of view among the troops from various states; indeed, all the romance and comedy of the impromptu army assembled at Tampa in May and June are depicted by Mir. Davis. Following the text very closely is a series of il- lustrations from photographs made by Dwight L. Elmendorf which are no; only realistic but artistic.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
HAWAIIAN SPOTLIGHT.

A sidelight is thrown on he re- cent annexation Of Hawaii by J. F. Bass, war correspondent of Harper $ Weekly. Writing from on board the s. s. China, bound fer Manila, June P, he says that when in Honolulu he was taken to lunch at the officers club by an old resident To quote MT. Bass: 'sHe stopped me before the club door and pointed out to me long line of polished quick-firing guns. Have you noticed those Maxims? The child-like native sometimes wakes up. We never know when it is coming On the island the question of annexation is the question of the sugar interest. Take away the reciprocity treaty and the island is lost, according to sugar growers. Just so long as annexation has not taken place this danger lies before them. The island is very rich and sugar stock pays from 20 to 40 per cent interest, but great risks are taken by the capital invested"
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

We would like to see the people of the territory unite and secure state hood It vii be time enough to dab ble in national politics when we cease to be wards and rise to the estate of manhood. We can have statehood if we will unite, quit quarreling among ourselves, relegate the political bar nacles to the oblivion to which they belong, kill off the affidavit fends, and convince the world that we are really and truly better than the saw ages we live among-Arizonian
 Respectfully referred to the Silver Belt, the Courier, the Gazette, the Bull letin and the other Arizona thought moulders who want sixteen to one or death or something of that kind.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
HARPER's FOR AUGUST.

i Two striking works of fiction arl
 notable attractions of the August num- Der Of Harper's. Magazine Mon
 ster," by Stephen Crane, and "The
 Lord Chief Justice" by H. B. Marriott Watson. MT. George w. Smalley con- 1 tributes an interesting paper of remi-
 niscences and anecdotes of MT. Glad stone, and a valuable and suggestive 1 estimate of the character of the prince ! of Wales is contained in an article en- titled 'If the Queen had Abdicated.' D The number also includes "The Con- vict System in Siberia" by Stephen Bonsal; Under the Spell of the Grand Canon," by Mitchell Prudden, and the concluding chapters of "Roden's Cor ner," by Henry Seton Merriman Three short stories, in addition to those already mentioned, the usual departments, and an abundance of ar tistic illustrations complete a particu- larly attractive number of this famous magazine.
 The broadening theater of our war with Spain will be thoroughly covered by the staff of Harper's Weekly cor respondents during the coming month Its special artists and writers will fol- low every movement of our forces on land and sea, and the important events at Washington will receive carsful at tention. MT. Stockton's serial, ''The Associate Hermits," will run during the summer months.
 Various topics of interest and impor- tance to women will be treated in liar pers Bazar during the coming month by such we'll known writers as Marion Harland, Dr. Grace Peckham Murray, and Mrs. H. M. Plunkett Mir. How els serial, Ragged Lady, is fulfill ing the promise of excellence given in the opening chapters, and will be a most attractive feature of the periodical during the remainder of the year.
 A timely naval story by Jas. Barnes entitled 'sThe Blockaders,' opens the number of Harper's Round Table for August. Joseph H. Adams's directions for building house raft will prove of interest and value to many, being full ly illustrated by pictures and working plans. The issue also includes the winning story of the recent Short Story Competition further install ments of "The Adventurers' and "The Copper Princess and the usual va r1ety of entertaining fiction and in- structive articles. Suiting the paper to the season, the proprieors are mak- ing the attractive offer of a summer subscription of three months for 25 cents, which will undoubtedly attract considerable attention.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
OUR JUSTIFICATION.

"The Republican, in justifying the purchase of perfecting press, has not informed the pub lie as yet that it really has any need for the machine. Gazette.
 Indeed! Haven't we invited inspection of our circulation books, and of our daily output of white paper? Haven't we claimed circulation greater than that of all other Arizona dailies combined? For the benefi.. of the Gazette we renew the invi- tation and the claim. We arc prepared to show that The Re publican dominates this field. What more does our envious neighbor want in the way of jus tifcation? So far as the public is concerned, the fact that The Republican has the only perfect ing press in the territory and in a few days will be operating it regularly, will be all the "justi-  fication" that it will require. The public has a standing invitation to come to this office and take note of our facilities. The big press and the linotypes (the Ga zette has no big press and no linotypes) will be on exhibition at all hours.
 The justification" is ample, Gazette, but not ampler than the measure of your envy.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

might have proved bowling success; but in this neighborhood it is plainly convicted of travelling under false pre- tenses.-New York Mail.
 Phoenix people who complain of the heat will observe by the above that New Workers also are dissatisfied with the weather conditions. It's wise man who takes the weather as he finds it. There's no Utopia.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
The people along the New England

The people along the New England coast who were six weeks ago shivering with terror, inspired by Spanish spook ships, to the vast amusement of Cadiz and Barcelona, may now take their turn and smile at the panicky flight from Spain's coast cities into the in- terior from a cause probably as mythi- cal as that which disturbed the Puritan slumbers.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

A stubborn attitude towaru this country by Emperor WilneIm would make it harder than ever for France to understand how Germany could have been so unreasonable about AL Sace-Lorraine-
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

General Toral is destined to more fighting when he reaches home He would do well to emulate the example of Admiral Cervera, who plans to set tie in Boston after he finishes. his visit to his friends in Annapolis
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

From the great gathering of Euro pean warships near Gibraltar or the Canaries, it would seem that the American navy had suddenly become a matter of deep international concern. Spain. This republic is hot stuff and still a-heatin'.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

And now the Prescott Courier is ranting about "taxless palace cars, '' just as if there were no war revenue tax to plague the Pullman company. For pure entertainment there is noth- ing in Arizona to equal the Courier
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

While New York enjoyed some relief last night from the prolonged assault of humidity, it is safe to assert that the man who donned heavy underwear on the report of an approaching cold wave is not shaking hands with himself to- day on his extraordinary foresight Landed safely and unbroken in San tiago or whereabouts our "cold wave'
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

Greater New York authorities are drafting an ordinance carrying heavy penalties against the use of profane language on the streets within the hearing of passers-by. This is a re- form that would fit nearly every city in the land.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

One happy result of the closing Of the Havana cable at Santiago is al- ready apparent. We hear no more Of the tiresome Blanco's typewriter vic- tories.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

General Garcia is mad, and won play any more. But the game will gt on, just the same.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

The first American excursion parties to Santiago de Cuba will soon be set ting out. It will be an American city in every sense before Havana falls
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
Don't Tobacco Spit and smoKe Tour Life Aw.v.

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mac. netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To- Bac. the wonder-worker that makes weak men strong. All druggists soc or SI. Cure guaran teed Booklet aEs. sample free. Ac lress sterling Remedy Co. Chica2a New york.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

The contract for the transfer of pris- oners is calculated to convince this country that the Spanish are much harder to beat in a bargain than they are in a battle.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

A few fatherly words from General Gomez may bring Garcia to his senses
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

Publication office: 3S Adams Street. Telephone No. 47.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

The Official Citv Paper.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

Entered at the postoffice at Phoenix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second DlaaA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-23

Wojska te hiszpa6skie wzbra'
nialy sic kapitulowat, gdyz
przedtem chcialy p6jsc oso,
biscie sic przekonat. Oddzlaf
ofcer6w i wojska przyby1 tu
wczoraj wieczorem i dis rano
odszedl, jak sic zdaje, przeko'
many. - Shafter".
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, 22go
Lipca. - Miasto spokojne i
zwykae interesa zaiatwiajs sic
W MEM jak W czasie pokoju.
q rozmaitych okolic prowin'
cyl codziennie przybywaja od-
dzialy hiszpa6skie wysy}ane
do obozu W celu oczekiwania
weiscia ma okrety. Nowy
wojskowy gubernator gen.
Wood, rozporzsdzi1, by po.
otwierano wszystkie sk3ady.
W kazds Niedziele i Czwartek
odbywae sic beds koncerta
wojskowe ma Plaza.
Wojska z upragnienlem
oczekujs nades}aniazoidu. Ku.
ba6czycy protestujs przeciw
pczostawieniu ma urzsdach Hl.
szpan6w.
WASHINGTON, % Lipca. -
Gen. adjutant Corbin otrzyma1
dis wieczorem o godz. l1:S0
depesze cd gen. Shaftera, W
kt6rei tenze doni6si, BE dis
ME zaszedl laden wypadek
smierci. Wielce ucieszono sic
z tego W departamencie wojny,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-23

Canary zabraaa wegle W Sin.
gapore i dnia 25 Lipca tn ma
przybyc.
WAsH1NeroN, % Lipca. -
Do departamentu woiny ma
deszla w}asnie Masterpieces de-
pesza: ,,Hongkorg, % Lipca.
Aguinaldo og}osil sic dyktato-
rem i zaprowadzi} stan obleze'
MIA we wszystkich wyspach.
Ludnosc zada niezaleanosci.
Anderson" = Pulkownik An.
derson jest najstarszym ofce-
rem armii ma Filipinach.
New YORK, 22go Lipca. -
Kiedy zapytywano sennora
P. de Castro, wybitnego cz}on.
ka tutejszej junty Porto Ri
CO, jsk junta sic zapatruje ma
zdobycie Porto Rico, odpowle-
dial: oKiedy junts zorgani-
zowano, zobowiazalismy sic
dazyc do osiagniecia niepodle.
gloaci wyspy. Dzialo sic to
przed przesz1o dwoma laty. o
przy}sczeniu sic do Ameryki
ME by1o mowy, gdyz Hiszpa-
mia ME prowadzila wojny z
Ameryka. Cd czasu wybuchu
wojuy jednakowos, stoimy gu
pelnie 20 stronie Ameryki.
Ma zgromadzeniu d. l2 Lipca
postanowilismv, bezwarunko.
wo pomagac stanom ziedno.
czonym. Wiekszosc pomiedzy
nami jest "a przylaczeniem sic.
Wszelkie gadaniny 0 tenn, ia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-23

Ia temi wojskami udaje sic
jutro gen. Brooke ze sztabem,
kompania ambulansowa rezer.
wowa, korpus szpitalny rezer-
wowy, korpus sygnasowy i
CIV ardya przyboczua genera}a
Brooke, skladajaca sic z szwa.
dronu H 6 pulku kawaleryi
zwiazkowej i komp. E, 8 pull
ku piechoty zwiazkowej.
W Niedziele rano o godz. 5
wyrusza lekkie baterye artyle.
ryi: A Illinois, B PennsyIva.
MIA, A Missouri i 81 baterya
Indiany. Donosza, ae caly l
korpus uda sic ma Porto Rico;
bedzie on liczyl ME wiele
mniej niz 10000 wojska, po'
trivia 12 do Is dni, MIN ca}y
wyruszy.
SAN FRANCISCO, % Lipca.
Wojska wyruszajace do Manili
ma okrecie Rio Janeiro dzisiaj
pomaszerowa}y ma okrst.
PLAYA DEL ESTE, % Lipca.
Kom. Todd, kapitan kanonier.
XII Wilmington, zlozyl admi-
ralowi Sampsonowi urzsdowy
rapport o bitwie pod Manzanil-
10. Donosi on, co nastepuje:
90 godz. Z rano dnia 1890
Lipca wv Poniedziasek zbli-
ay{y sic do zatoki Manzanillo
statki utrzymujace blockade W
pobliau: Wilmington, Helena,
Scorpion, Hist, Hornet, Wan.
patuck j osceola. 0 godz. pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-23

tutejszy hiszpa6ski ambassador
Senior Leon y Castillo otrzy'
NAL polecenie rozpoczecia tai
nych uklad6w o pok6iz z tutej'
Sym ambasadorem ameryka1.
skim, gen. Porterem. Do 60:
dziny 8 popo}udniu ME zeszli
sic oni ma konferencya, ale byc
moze, ze p6zniei sic naradss.
General Porter utrzymuje, ze
wiadomost ia zupelnie jest
zmyslona.
MADRYT, 29go Lipca. -
SENIOR Camazo, minister o.
swiaty, oswiadczyl, ze wkr6t.
ce zostanie zawarty pok6j dls
Hiszpanii honorowy.
LoNDYN, 22go Lipca. -
W kolach urzedowych tutej-
szych zapewniaja, ze wszelkie
pogloski o staraniu sic o "a.
warcie pokoju 50 zmyslone.
WASHINGTON, D. O., 22go
Lipca. - Department aoty
otrzymal depesze nastepujacs:
PLAYA, % Lipca. = Eks-
pedycya do Nipe bardzo byaa
pomyslna, chociaa dla braku
czasu ME MONA bylo jeszcze
min usunst. Hiszpa6ski krs-
zownik Jorge zostal zniszczo'
ny bez STRAIT po naszej stronie.
Kanonierki Annapolis i Wasp
wczoraj odjechaly z pod Nipe,
aaeby bye przy lslowaniu go.
nerala armii. gdy ten prsybs-
die do Porto Rico. --ssamp.
son.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-23
Rozdzeane zywnosci ubogim g16d cerpacym Madrycie
tych, a ma okretach ameryka1.
skich STRAIT ME by1o.

tych, a ma okretach ameryka1.
skich STRAIT ME bylo.
WASHINGTON, % Lipca. -
Minister foty Long oswiadcza,
ze ME zrzeczono sic ekspedy-
cyl do Hiszpanii, tylko ia od-
lozono, dop6ki nie wyjasni
sic sytuacya ma Porto Rico, bo
dopiero wtedY bsdzie MONA
rozstrzygnac, jake okrety ma.
ley tn zatrzymac, a kt6re wy.
s}ac bedzie mona.
LoNDYN, 2ago Lipca. -
Msdrycki correspondent do
Daily Mail donosi: Senor Sa.
gasta powiedzial dzisiaj (w
Pistek repreaentantowi I'm:
parcial, ze Rad jua poczynif
wstepne kroki do uklad6w o
pokoj. General Palavieja
przybyl i jutro mice bedzie
audyencye u kr6lowej.
MADRYr, 22go Lipca. =
Gazety tutejsze wyrazaja zno'
WI zapatrywanie, &e uk1ady o
pok6j beda utrudnione wsku-
tex wygorowanych wymaga1
Amerykan6w. Wszelkie latar'
ME morskie W okoio San Sa-
bastian, miasta warownego ma
ma1ym p6lwyspie W zatoce
biskajskiej, zosta}y .pogaszone
W oczekiwauiu przybycia anne.
rykafskich okret6w.
WASHINGTON, % Lipca. -
Rad madrycki przyjal urze.
dowo proposycye Stan6w Zje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-23
Telegrarny.

WASHINGTON, % Lipca. -
General Miles doni6s1, re dis
po poludniu o godzinie l min.
Is przyby} do Mole st. Nicho.
las.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, 22go
Lipca. - General John 4.
Brooke sztab jego wyruszaja
z Camp Thomas do Newport
News, a stamtsd jutro do Por-
to Rico. Juz rozstrzygnieto,
kt6re pulki stsd udadza sic do
Porto Rico, ale ME oglosaono
wykazu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-23

gdyz z tego sic okazuje, ae
z6lta Zebra W naszym obozie
ME jest bardzo grozns. Pred
wieczorem Corbin otrzymal
wiadomosc, ze syn jego, "Rud"
Corbin, kt6ry towarzyszyl ma
Kube gen. Shafterowi, zacho-
rowa1 ma z6}ta febre. Jest to
wypadek dose grozny, ale lie.
karze majs nadzieje, ze 60
utrzymajs pray zyciu.
MANILA, 1890 Lipca, via
Hongkong, % Lipca. - Po-
wsta6cy zaczynaja stopniowo
wyprawiae artylerya ku Pom
do, Santa Mexo i Malate. w
Malate wyparto Hiszpan6w z
ich sza6c6w i rowsta6cy W
poblizu fort6w mocno sic
osza6cowali. Bombardowali
fort Malate i zniszczyli stacya
telegra6czns.
Hiszpanie rozpowszechniaja
W Manili wiesci, ze ostatnie
wiadomosci z Kuby So mix
czemnem klamstwem angiel-
skiem", ze W rzeczywistoSci
zwyciezyli Hiszpanie, ae fota
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-23

dnoczonych, by odeslac je6c6w
wojennych ze Santiago do
Hiszpanii. Uczynil to W formie
listu cd genera}a Torala do
generala Shaftera, kt6ry dis
o tenn dopiero uwiadomi1 mi.
nisteryum wojny. General
Toral powiada, ia hiszps 6ski
minister wojny zyczy soble,
azeby wojska hiszpa6skie wy.
sadzono na lad W Vigo Coruna
ma wybrzezu atlantyckiem W
Santander mad zatoks biskai.
skiej. Zyczenie zsdu hiszpah-
skiego zostsnie spe}nioue, jeze.
Ii ME przesakodza temu okoli'
cznosci nieprzewidziane.
BERLIN, 22go Lipca. -
Opr6cz 10000 marek, kt6re
cesarz Wilhelm darowal hi.
szpa6skiemu ameryka6skie-
mu Stowarzyszeniu Czerwone.
60 Krzyaa, stowarzyszenie to
otrzymalo jeszcze 1000 marek
cd cesarzowej niemieckiej i
500 marek cd cesarzowej Fry
derykowej.
PARYz, 22go Lipca. - Ca
zeta ,,Matin" donosi, jakoby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-23

koby partya rewolucyjna ma
Porto Rico zamierzala opierac
sic inwazyi Amerykan6w, So
niedorzeczne. By}em ma zgro.
madzeniu - Lipca i mic tenn
ME siyszaiem. Nam ia swoje
watpliwosci co do tego,czyliby
dobrze bylo og}osic rzeczpo.
spolits ma Porto Rico, gdyz
mog}yby powstac wewnetrzne
niesnaski. Wiekszosc miesz.
kajacych W tym kraju os6b z
Porto Rico podziela me zdanie.
Niekt6rzy ME chcs anneksyi,
ale Mkt ME opiera1by sic z
bronis W reku.
CH1oKAMAeUA, Tenn, 22go
Lipca. = DIS rano rozpocza}
sic wymarsz wojsk z Camp
Thomas" do Porto Rico, wyru-
szeniem drugiej brygady II
dywizyi l korpusu a Ohio, 4
Pennsylvania j 8 lllinois) pod
komenda gen. Hainesa do
Rossville. Wojska udaja sic
kolejs Cincinnati Southern do
Cincinnati, a stamtad koleja
Chesapeake & Ohio do New.
port News.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-23

do 8 Wilmington i Helena
p62nocns drogs plynsly ku
miastu, Scorpion i Osceola
srodkows, a Hist, Hornet i
Wampatuck po1udniowa...
"Dziesiet minut pred godz.
8 rozpoczeto strzelac. Pc 2a
godzinach strzelania, 8 hisz.
pa6skie transportowce zostaly
zburzone spalone; byly to
Ell Gloria, Jose Garcia i La
Purissima Conception. Spalo.
no wysadzono W powietrze
statek pontonowy, kt6ry pra.
wdopodobnie zawieral amuni-
cya. Nadto zniszczono trzy
kanonierki, inna wpedzono ma
mielizns, gdzie zatoneaa, a pia.
ia rozbi1a sic. By1y to statki
Delgaeo, Guantanamo, Ostra'
liza, Continola i Guardian.
W dalszym ciagu donosi
Todd, re stosujac sic do rozka.
zow, okrety ameryka6skie mi.
szczy}y statki hiszpahskie, ale
ME wcisgnely do bitwy AMI
forty ami baterye nadbrzezne i
oszczsdzaly miasto. Zdaje sic,
aa Hisznanie mieli sto zabi.