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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-13
MoVEpsvILLE
AsIIIesIIansoHs MeiHnEe OF minor Mat
ter from sfarShAII's Metropolis.

n ul1e0llhneOtA MHlAHHo % NAAAuE "A-
ter from MarshAII's Metropolis.
Charles Conner, of Company NJ, Of the
First West Virginia Infantry Volun-
teers, IS on his way home from Chicka-
mauga on a sick furlouEh. One OF his
legs is paralyzcd and It is feared he VIII
never be able TO walk again.
Mrs. John A. Bloyd left Thursday for
Atlantic City. Her husband ncoompan-
led her. but will go on to New York
CITY to buy the fail stock Of goods for
the West Virginia Clothing Company.
The Epworth League excursion TO
steubenvllle Thursday afternoon was
great success and all who tonk ndVaIl-
tage of the trip enjoyed a good time.
Miss Jennie McGowen, OF Wheeling,
and Miss Ora Davis, Of Washington,
Pa, were the guests of Mrs. Stirret, OF
Seventh street. yesterday,
Mrs. Charles Bodley and children and
Miss Campbell are on the camp GROUNDS
Mr.. Bodiey will arrive in a Few days
from New orleans.
Most OF The Moundsville teachers, who
attend the Institute at Benwood next
week, will return home each evening on
the street cars,
Prof W. r. Gorby, Of Majorsviiie, Is
the guest OF friends In the city. he
will attend the institute at Benwood
next week.
Mr.. Victor Beebe and family, Of Col
umbus, Ohio, are the guests OF V, a.
wcancs, of Tomiinson avenue.
Mrs. w. L. Manning and children are
visiting Mrs. Mnnning's mother, Mrs,
Thatcher. at winson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. DauEherty, Of Sand
HIN, were business callers In the city
yesterday.
j, A. Ewing and n. f. MeIghen were
at Belton yesterday on legal business.
Mrs b. F.. HodEman has returned
from visiting friends in Wheeling.
Miss Edna Thompson has returned
from visiting In Philadelphia.
Miss Maggie Walton left yesterday to
visit IN Washington, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs, C. c. Reppe,o are at At
lantlc city.
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BEN WOoD
Breezy NswS Itsmu Gathered IN the Busy
lIUrnhalI CountE TpvRu.

Breezy New IteniS Gathered % the Bnay
EIaruhSll County TpRn.
MIA Detempls Is having her build
lrrE on Madn street, formerly oceuplS,Gs ~ uy
si6claIr d Pslley, raised and moved for
ward. The building 10 now rented by
Fred zlegler. of Wheeling. who mas op-
er,ed up BeBwood's first piAnolng shYp,
Owing to the exodus here d over 100
fair teachers next week, there has pen
uuItc a rush on clean shAVea end ne"
neckwear by the opposite sex.
WIN peabody and Mrs. ). ", Nc.
Dornld are among the Atlantic CITY
tourists not previously noted.
Private Albert PoHey p home from
Chickarauga on n fur'oug6
Repairs are bclEg made % the Gem
trail school house.
Mrs. John Newton has returned from
Sistersvtiie.
Miss Bertha bartholomew IS critically
L
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rn.nAY,s RACES

Yesterdays running races wero on on ae-
count OF rain. To.day's programme is as
follows:
First rnce, four and onC-hRlf furlonss,
Spccial Welghts-DOra Lamar 10; Ghl-
Toner. M; Crown. IA; Bonneville, liz; Flu
ellen, ii2; Duckadoo. 10: DR.. Werden' lVo'
Magnolia, l05. ,.,.,
Welrhts-Dewcy. 100: AlonZo. us; biili-
pnte, iii; Young GrlHo. llSi BeloVed' Lpo'
WnIior o., i05; Helena Belle, W.
Third rncc, Bridgeport Handlcap-JLeeWS
Harm, l2i: Jacltlne. us; Corn Cob. No: COY.
GrIegs. ii5: Belvenla, iO5; Silver Brook
100; John p, 90 ,
Fourth race, four and Onc.half furlongS'
Ohio Valley HandIcAp--Hock Jr., 49,; Luz
rctfr. lis, Frank II. HART, H2; Charlie
Wells. 10: Rossmnn, 100; Hopeful, u.s.
iohn McGorriglc, 1O7: Speedy. lOG
EiIth rnce ono mile, Hurdles Handicap
fly love, ii2: Tampa, ii2; Fagep. ~; ar
undIe. 40: Nevada Roy, 1906 TorsleaS!oh'
Ii2; spritc, 100.
Probable winners to-day are:
First faca--MagnolIn, Dora Lamhr'
i' SECOND rpee-HclcRa Belle. Dewey,
lT ThIrd y rar'e ACC, Jowsharp Corn
Cob at,
Fi t''iS'' O-TorstensIon. BY JOyc'
Tampa.
,,,, :, r,r.gs t,r,crrrONyfGn
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BOXING.

Jimmy Fogarty and Leslie Pearee
met at @urphy's Opera House saloon,
bridgeport, yesterday afternoon, and
signed articles for their contest on the
evening Of September 8. They put up
$50 forfeit each for weight and appear
ance. They are to weigh IN at 3 o'clock
D. m. on the day Of the contest, weight
10 be lI5 pounds. This promises to be
a good contest that will DO worth see
ing. oscar Gardner will referee the
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SANTIAGO.
s
Nor Henry Romeyn's observa-
ton of the Fighting.
1E ENGAGEMENT OF JUNE 80

10 THE FOLLOWING DAYS AT
ban JUAN AND Ell cANEY
WHERE SO MANY OF OUR
brave SOLDIERS MET THEIR
DEArH-THE BARBAR1c TAG
TICS OF THE SPANISH SHARP
SHOOTERS IN FIRING on THE
WOUNDED AMERICANS = THE
1NrBL11GENcER's coRREsPcN-
DENTS WORK INTERRUPTED
BY AN ATTACK OF YELLOW
FEVER,
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cIrvEI.ANns orTPLAYEp.

BOSTON, August l2.-The CleYelandg
were outplayed to-day at every point, and
would probably have been shut out; The
Bostons played with great dash. while tho
visitors made a number OF costly errors;
Wallace and Long both made sensational
leA-hand stops Of swift balls, while
Young fielded his position in hne shape.
Score: y,
Boston ......9 o o ~ % $50 I
Cleveland .....2 o 0 o Q 90 0 o. Z .
Earned runs. Boston /; Cleveland l..
Batteries, KlobedRnz and Bergen; young
der and Connolly. Attendance, a,SOQ.
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BOWLING

Commencing next Monday, n weekly
rrlze IS to be given at the Carroll club
allcgs to the member making the high
oct score In any one game. and Is call
cd Inc Free or-ail" contest. Another
9rlze viii be given for tho best score
weekly by players whose average In
the last tournament was 100 or less.
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Fort WAYNE RACES.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, August ITO
days races went to the fayorites In every
case. The track was fast and the weather
iine. The 2ll pace went to Miss Logan In
straight heats, and Charley y, caught the
second money This race furnished the
three fastest consecutive heats Of the
meeting, in 2:G78l. 2;OTIs and 2:oSi4; In yes
terday's races this meeting furnished the
eleven fastest heats ever paced over any
track this season. Tho average time was
2:OS S2-l00. Summaries:
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NEW YORK. August I2-Brooklyn be-
gan the final series at home with the Gin;
cInnatis to-day, and because they could
not hit Breitsnsteln at the right time the
the home team in the Held, too, was very
poor SCORE RHE
Brooklyn 40 Q Is, I 4
Earned runs, Cincinnati ?, Batteries,
Kennedy and Grim; Breitenstein and
PeitE, Time, las. umpTes, Lynch and
Andrews Attendance. 800.
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simply apply "swAYNE's ONT
AiESr." No internal medicine reuusr-
cd. Cures letter. eczemn. Itch, AL erup-
lions on the face. hands, nose. etc. leay'
ing the skin clear, white and healthy.
It's great healing and curative powers
are possessed By no other remedy. ASK
your druggist for SWAHNE's otN y,
NlENT. Avoid substItntea. tlha&W
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onpgANs r,oosE FfELpING.

behind Callahan was responsible for the
fan down Of the chIcagos. Rusle was
batted hard. but IN no inning were the
hits punched. Dahlen was put out OF the
game for growing at decisions Attend
@''Se' '''S'' RHE
Now York 81 o o 20 Q o Il g g
Chicago II o / D o 0-,si2 G
Batteries, Rusie and Warner: Callahan
and Donahue. Time. 2iO umplres, Ems
lie and Hunt.
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PITCHED GREAT, BAIL.

PHILADELPHIA, August l2,-Phlladel-
piiia defeated St Louis to-day by timely
hItting. Plntt and Taylor pitched good
BAH. Attendance. l,iiS. Score:
81 Louis 100 Osoo 90 O-l2 : 5
PhlladeIp'a 20 0 { 0 0 0 - 6 l
Earned runs, ST. Louis j; Philadelphia ):
Batteries, Taylor and Sugden; Piatt and
Mcfarland. Time, I:45 UmpIres, swaFt-
wood nnd WARMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-13
LARoR nAY RACES.

Entry blanks for the Labor Day 6l-
cycle races have been issued and can
be had b. wheeimsn at the following
places: Intelllgencer counting rooms,
Exley's Island drug store and Stamps
cvn1a a1ore
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To-DAY's GAMES.

TU-UNI 3 UAHIIs7,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
Cleveland at Boston,
Chicago at New York. n
81. Louis at Philadelphia
Louisville ut Washington
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL EsTAFR

i
Nv virtue Of deed Of truSt made BY
Oiinte Beatty Thompson to tho UNDER
siTneA. ], a. HRbeFaeld, aS trustee, bear
lng date on the 18th day OF August, lkyk
and recorded in tho once OF the countI
ricTk Of Ohio county. W. Va, in DEED Of
Trust Book No. q, on page 20, the un.
dersIgned trustee Will proceed 70 sell ai
public auction at the north front door Of
the court house Of Ohio county, In the
city Of wheeling, ". Va, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER. ! 1888,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. m, the fol-
lowing described property, that is 10 say:
An OF a certain lot or parcel OF GROUND
in the city. Of Wheeling county Of pniS.
state Of West Virginia, frontlnS tnlrg
feet on Lind street and running east IN
street and McColloch street, on the oS9t'
rrn Si6e Of wheeling Hil, 10 square No.
IN the Churchill addition TO the said Guy
Of Wheeling, being the south thirty teet
81 tho same property conveyed to johanna
n Mayer by C0tharinh O'Donnel by deoa
dated October 3, iGSS,
TERMS OF aALE-One.third OF the
purchase money, or so much more =! Wy
irirchAper may elect 10 pay, cash ~ hAa4
On the day OF sale, and tho residue IN Two
equal lnstnllmentE payable respectively IN
three months and SIX months from the cay
on Snie, with interest, tho purchaser kiV.
inc his negotiable promiasory notes TOT
the deferred payments with good HoouIitys
and rho legal title TO be retained ~ turtner
Teeurinty uoth payment Is made ~ tpls.
JOHN O, HABBRF'I ElSp
nus-a TruatoA
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Rank, Knights of Pythias. on account
Of the heavy rain yesterday afternoon.
The game will be played on Monday
afternoon II the weather Is favorable.
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ITCHING pllcs2 Never mind II every
thing else failed TO cure you. Try
Doan's Ointment, No failure there, 70
eenta, at anv drug store
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OzT6THEG In N.
ocean end New York Ave, Atlantic CITY,
N. ]. Open all the year. WV per Jay
N9i s Il va " d. KNAuER.
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Wheeling 20 Cincinnati o.....,".,SS %
wheeling to Lexington, kY.".... %
wheeling 70 Louisville, Ry..,.,... %
Wheeling 10 Louisville, kys second
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suMAlnk RESORTS.
Hotel METROPOLE, NlI', s. }. q"

Tho now proprictors arc determined 70
rualntaln the high alnudnrd In this depart-
ment attained by the former management
ns we'll as the general service OF the house,
which rms mnde thu Motropoie famous.
TcFns moderatc--Pcr day, 500, $50; per
week, SO, $3.50, $3.50, according TO- locA-
don OF rooms, number OF parties length
% R S soliciting your patronage
+. b. SMITH.
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oOooooo00 000O000o9S
SPORT. |
NATIONAL LRAGBE

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 3
Boston 5, Cleveland 2.
Philadelphia g. st. Louis
New York 4, Chicago J.
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THE RACES POSTPONED.
PfTTsBURGH, August 1.-THE races NJ
McKco'u Rocks were postponed to-day on
arcnunt OF rain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-12-28
Want to Reorganizc.

Northampton, Mass, Dec. 24-By a
vote of 1913 shares to 40, the stockholders
of the defunct Hampshire County Ma
tional bank of this city yesterday voted
to petition the comptroller of the cur
rency for permission to reorganize the
institution with capital Of $150,OO0,
$1OO, 900 being the balance of assets after
settlement of liabilities and $4,000 new
stock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-12-28
Loses His Pension.

Chilicothe, O., Dec. 23.-John w.
Kelly, veteran of the Civil war, re-
ceived notice from the pension bureau
yesterday that his pension of $12 per
month, issued for general disability, had
been stopped because he did service In
the war with Spain. Kelly first offered
to enter the service as soldier, but was
rejected on account of disability, and
then secured a place as mule driver.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-12-28
Just ce Pryor Retires.

New York, Dec. A.-Justice Pryor sat
for the last time in the supreme court
yesterday. When he had concluded the
business he announced his retirement.
Justice Pryor retires under the age limit
having passed his 10th year a few
months ago. Justice Pryor will go into
active practice as lawyer with Chaun-
cey Truax, after Jan. /.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-12-28

high prices. The evengreens are gen.
orally well sold up. Holly was in over
supply from the south. On the Whole
the tree people have done fairly we'll
selling nearly 10000 trees. New York
has had over 10000 trees, and Phlladel-
phia nearly as many. The supply near
ly all comes from New England and the
provinces
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-12-28
A Fiye-StorY Jnn,n.

New York, Dec. 27.-Jennie l.. Acker.
man, aged 10, yesterday jumped from a
fifth story window. Worry over her i'll
ness, the grip, is said to have been the
cause. Her skull was crushed and both
of her legs were broken by the fall. She
died few hours later.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-12-28
Gold Resarya Weary Hirh.

Washington, Dec. 24.-The gold re-
serve of the treasury on Thursday
reached the highest point in the financial
history of the United States. There
was an increase for the day of 1886
eSS, and the reserve stood at $246, O27,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-12-28

Paris, Dec. 27.-M. Loew, president Of
the criminal chamber of the court Of
cessation, spent two hours at the min
istry of the interior yesterday taking the
testimony of Premier Dupuy on the
Dreyfus case.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-26
Kronika Miejsc9Wd,

-Presydent Dole. - Sanford B.
Dole, prezydent rzeczypospolitej ha-
wajskiej, wczoraj pred poiudniem
po godzinie 10 wyjechas do Wa.
shingtonu maaaonks. Tutejszy ko-
mitet recercyjny odprowadzis go ma
dworzec kolei, marszalkowie podro-
zy zajeli sic usatwieniem mu dalszej
podr6zy. Ci marszaskowie, wyssani
przez prezydenta Mo Kinleya, cd
chwili przywitania gosci, tenn ssmem
zaznaczyli, ae stale on sic gosciem
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
- Snieg aOcsoraissy. = sobotnia
snie2yca dasa nam W Niedziele prze.
pyssne zimowe widoki rozkoszowa-
10 sic mimi wiela mieszkahc6w mia.
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mQtSonk6lo. = Y

-Pogrzeb mas&onk6w. = u domu
pm. 124 South Oak Park ave-, " Oak
Park, odbyl sic wczoraj podw6jny
pogrzeb. W ubiegls sobote umari
tam Jabez White Williams, LEGACY
lat 70, ktory dawniej bys urzedni-
klein kolejowym, cd 20 lat miesz.
kal W Ook Park, ma zapalenie p}uc'
Kiedy umar}, zona jego zemdla}a.
Popadia potem W gwastowna goracz-
ke W Poniedzis}ek po posudniu
take umarla. Ma zyczenie pred
smieroia jej wyrazone, pochowano ia
W jednym grobie z mezem. zmarli
pozcstawiaja jedne tylko c6rke.
-Prsejechany. Robotnik Jozef
Bijenski Burnside, ILL.,, wczoraj
wieczorem chcia1 W rzezalniach prze.
czolgat sic pomiedsy wagonami sto-
iacymi dsugo ma torze koleiowym,
gdy nagle pociag ruszyl. Koia wa
gonu sztraskasy niessczesliwemu no.
ge. Ciezko skaleczonego zawieziono
do szpitala powiatowego.
-B6jka 20 sqdzie. = W pewnym
sadzie tuteiszym dwaj polscy adwo-
kaci, B. i g., wczoraj widzom dali
bezp}atne przedstawienie, W jaki
spos6b odbywaja sic "narady" W
parlamencie austryackim francuz.
kim. Dzaso sic to jsdnakowoz ma
ich szczescie W nieobecnosci ssdziego
skutk6w powszuych zajscia tego
ME bedzie awdopodobnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-26
Z Zien Polskich.

II w uTSS0tOy uouosZa, Ia
,,Praw. Wiestnik" ogiasza ma
stepujace koncesye i zmiany
prasowe: y na stanowisku
wsp6}wydawcy ,,zdrowia'' "a
twierdzory zostai dr.. Witold
Szumlahs ski; y p. W}adyslaw
Buchner zatA ierlzouy jako
wydawca ,,Muchy"; 81 p.
Winceaty Kosiakiewicz otrzy-
mai konce>ya ma dziennik
,,Kuryer Polski" W Warsza.
vie, ~ pomocnik starszy re.
ferenta karcelaryi oberpolic.
majstra warszawskiego p. J6zef
Lubecki otrAyma} koncesya ma
miesiecznik ), ,Turysta" W War.
szawie W pieciu jezykaeh; s.
hr. Henryk klbie6ski otrzy.
mai koncesya IA dziennik
,,Goniec Lbdzki" W Kodzi.
Il Prus Zach. We divorce
mgowskim odbyl sic wiec ce-
lem za}ozenia katolickiego 10.
warzystwa r6lniczo -ludowego.
Zebranie zagai} p. Leon Dzia-
}owski, dziedzic Mgowa, pre-
wodniczy1 i objasnia} cele To.
warzystwa ks. prob. Kasyna z
Novel Wsi. Pc objasnieniu
statutow wybrano do zarzsdu
p. Wojciechowskiego z Wiel.
dzadza przewodniczacym, p.
Leona Dzia}owskiego zastepca,
sekretsrzem p. Degasiewicza 2
Novel Wsi, bibliotekarzem p.
Jana Kowalskiego z Mgowa,
kasyerem p. Ludwika Kowal-
skiego, rewizorami kasy ks.
prob. Kasyne i p. Krajewskie.
go, lawnikami tych samych, CO
pred tenn. Czlonk6w zapisa}o
sic 81. Patronem obrsno sw.
Izydora.
" gdmskim ,Westpr.
Volksblatt" znajdujemy ma.
stspujace wyznanie:
,,Zsdamy ur6wnego" prawa
dla wszystkich, pragniemy
przeciez, 2eby obie narodowo-
Sci uwzgledniano W r6wnej
mierze i 2eby Niemcy Polacy
zyli z SODA W zgodzie, Bogu
sluzyli i szanowall wladze. Me
przema wiamy "a germanizo-
waniem Polak6w, gdya wiemy,
ze ,,zniemczeni Polacv So prze.
waznie ozisblymi, lichymi ka-
tollkaml". Mech Polacy bronla
swego jszyka, temu sic ME
sprzeciwiamy".
Many nadzieje, ze wp2ywo-
wi zwolennicy ,,Westpr.
Volksbl." uwzglednia teraz
sluszne zadania Polak6w
gda6skich!
q Krosma w Galicyi, dono-
sza: Many nader chwalebny
humanitarny fakt W naszem
miescie do zanotowania. Pred
miesiacem zawiazal sic tutaj
komitet pan, W celu zaopatrze.
MIA ubogiej dziatwy szkoluei W
ciepls odziez. Starania dziel.
J
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Telegramy zagraniczna
Me minefa ich kara.

ALe1ER, 25go Stycznia. -
q liczby stu oskarzonych o
wywolanie rozruch6w antizy-
dowskich zosta}o so os6b ska.
zanych ma try miesisce do
iednego roku wiezienia W "a
kladzie karnym. Jednego ska.
zano ma piec lat pobYtu W do.
mu poprawy.
Odbyl sic dzisiaj pogrzeb
ofar ostatnich zaburze1. Bra}o
W MIN udzia} 10000 ludzi. .Gdy
wracano z pogrzebu, ]ud rzu.
Gil sig na omnibus, W kt6rym
znajdowa}o sig dw6ch zyd6w.
Zbito ich i rzucano W mich ka
mieniami. Jeden z zyd6w 20
sta} zabity.
Okret Maine pod Havana.
HAVANA, 25 stycznia. -
Porucznik marynarki hisz.
pa6skiego krzyzownika "Al.
fons XIII" i cfcer z niemiec-
kiego krzyzownika "Geise.
nau" odwiedzili kapitana o.
kretu woiennego "Maine",
Sigsbee. Ten rewizytowal ich
nastepnie, poczem uda1 sic do
generalnego konsula Lee.
Marynarzom okretu"Mainc"
zabroniono udawac sig ma lad
sta}y, azeby ME dawac i'm po.
wodu do narazenia sic ma ME.
przyjemnosci.
Wieczorem t}umy ludu znaj.
dowaly sic W przystaui i PREY.
glsda}y sic ameryka6skiemu
okretoWl, ktory "a pomoca re-
fektor6w rzuca} snoopy swiat}a
ma arsenal i na hiszpa6skie
forty.
Czyje pieniadze lepsze.
PEK1N, 25go Stycznia. =
Tsung Ii Yamen odby2 dis
rano narade z poslem rosyi.
skim, po poludniu angiel.
skim. Rosya ofaruje Chiuom
poayczke ma tych warunkacb,
jake podyktowala i'm Anglia.
Rad chi6ski got6w jest przy-
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Strajk ma wschodzie.

BOSTON,, 95go stycznia. =
Niezadowolenie miedzy robo
tnikami we fabrykach wzrasta.
We Fall River i Westerly, r.
l., porzucono pracs. Sadza
powszechnie, ae "a kilka dni
strajk stauie sic og6lnym.
Zjazd fabrykant6w.
New YORK, rs stycznia. =
Odbywa sic tutaj W Masonic
Temple trzecia roczna kon.
wencya ,Narodowego stowa'
rzyszenia fabrykant6w." zje
chalo sic % g'6wnych przed-
stawicieli przemysiu ca}ego
kraju. Konwencya zakohczy
sic W Czwartek bankietem, ma
kt6rym wyglosi move prezy.
dent Mckinley. W sprawoz-
daniu rocznem zaznaczy} prezes
stowarzyszenia, Theodor G.
Search z Philadelphii, re W
przeciagu ostatnich - miesis'
cy przemysl krajoWy stanow.
czo sig podni6sl. Zwraca2
nadto uwage ma korzysci, kt6.
re wynikns z otwarcia kanaiu
Nicaragua wezwa} koleg6w,
majacych wziasc udzia} we
wystawie paryskiej W +. 1900,
azeby porozumieli sic wzaje.
mnie W tel sprawie.
Sniezyca.
MADISON, Wis, 25 Stycznia.
-Snieg dzisisj spowoduje zu-
pelny zast6j W kcmunikacyi.
Ma divorce trudno utrzymac
sic ma nogach. Wiatr pedzi z
szybkoscis 60 mil ma godzine.
Snieg pada tax gssty, 2e ME
widac pred SODA mic ma cdle-
g}osG kilkunastu krok6w.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, % Styczuia.
= Burza dzisiejsza przypomi.
na}a nam orkan, kt6ry szala}
W Maju 1896 roku. Wiatr
zrzucal szyldy kupieckie, oba:
la} s}upy telegrafczne zrJwa}
druty. Dw6ch ludzi zostalo
zvianych z dach6w poniosEo
smierc na miejscu.
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zacyi. Potem ma zgromadzeniu
W Pradniku uchwalono, re
polskie prowincye W Prusach
byly wprawdzie polskiemi, ale
juz So i muszs ma wieki bye
niemieckiemi. G}osowali "a
tenn i socyalisci nazwiskami
polskiemi,