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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18
FAITHFUL DOCS sAGACITY.
Is the Motive Power which PrODeIs
Machinery.
From the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American.
Jack" Raltimore's canine prince Of in
dustry and intelligence, has passed the
eighth year in the history Of his career.
Nor is his career to be classed amongst
those of average reputation. Jack Is a
wonder Of his kind. He Is not only gifted
with exceptional segacity, but his smart
ness is of a character which makes him
useful and valuable.
Jack, very laudably, earns his own liv-
ing and in doing so he becomes a very
important factor in the general mechan-
ism of his masters workshop. He be-
longs to Reinhardt Brothers, who operate
AT No. 202 Sharp street. In the general
construction of their mechanical appa-
ratus Jack holds the important distinc-
ton Of being the motive power which runs
1t all.
Jack is a dog of but medium size. He
is covered with a curly, yellowish- brown
coat. is possessed Of a pair of bright cum
ming eyes, and in general appearance
strongly reminds one Of the ordinary fox.
Tie rs endowed with the focs craftiness,
Without being spoiled by Reynard 8
sneakiness.
lack is an indispensable element at the
Reinhardt establishment. Without his
presence everything would be at a stand
sim In the literal sense of the word. But
start Jack in his activities, and every
thing must instantly hustle In order 10
keep pace with him.
Yesterday when an American repre-
sentative first entered the place evry-
thing had been lulled into a restful iner-
tia. In the shop just back Of the sales
room lay an innocent but affectionate-
looking dog. When called he willingly
and Familiarity hurried forward, resled
his head contentedly against the knee,
and received the pronered caresses with
evident relish. In the extreme rear Of that
same room is a trap-door. 1t covers the
opening which leads downsto the cellar.
Whenever anyone strobe towards that
Jack eyed him with the keenest interest.
He evidently expected somthing to be
done at that spot which would demand lis
own particular attention.
Finally. some one approached the trap
door, lifted and exclaimed: Come. Jack,
get to work" Instantly the faithful animal
hastened to the opening and disappeared
Ia the darkness below. In a moment or
two the machinery IN the shop. when
hitherto had been perfectly still, began to
move Gradually its speed was accele-
rated, until In a moment or two II was fly
ing with remarkable regularity. OF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION CO. !.
RATES OF PASSAGE.

TO NEW YoRK-Steamer ana rail-
Cabin. limited days, 1880. Cabin. un-
limited, 5000. Excursion, limited q
months, $50. Second class. limited days.
S1475
TO ON-Steamer-Cabln, limited
days, s22. Excursion, limited months, $36~
Second class, limited days. SIT.
TO WASHINGTON-Stea and rail-
Cabin, unlimited. $l6.2O. Second class.
limited 8 days, $ll.2O.
TO PHILADELPHIA-Ste and ran
Cabin, unlimited. $3.50. Excursion. linz
tied months 5000. Second class. limi-
ted days. $i2.50.
TO PHILADELPHIA Steamer-Cabin,
unlimited, $l7. Second class, limited
days, $i1.60.
10 BALTTMoRE-cabin, limit s days.
SIS. Excursion limited months SIS. In
termediate, limit days. $3.50. Interme-
dlate. excursion. limited months. s21
Storage, limit days, $40.
The steamships OF this company are APP
pointed TO sail from Savannah to Balti-
more as follows STANDARD time):
ESSEX, Capt. Bnlups, SATURDAY. Feb.
10, at 500 p. m.
ALLEGHANY, Capt Nickerson, WE'D
NESDAY. Feb. %. at p. m.
ITAscA, Capt James, SATURDAY, Feb.
20, at 900 p. m.
And from Baltimore every rUEsDAY
and FRIDAY.
J. ]. CARoLAN. Agent.
w. f. TURNER. G. p. A.
A. D. sTEBBINS, A. T. M.
J. c. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Md.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18
TIC UsefuI Ruhher band.
From the Washington Star.

From the washington star.
ut is surprising the number OF rubber
bands that are used in the mercantile busi-
ness these days. said downtown drug
gst a few nights ago as be quickly snap
ped one around a fve-cent package Of
sodium bicarbonate for a woman custom
er.
1--WE use hundreds of them every day
whereas formerly we used Irvine The
manufacture of rubber bands has become
an enormous industry in this country, par
ticularly during the past few years. It
is not half n dozen years ago hardly that
rubber bands were used almost solely for
fling papers and documents, and you sell
dom saw them used outside of city hall
or court house. Now you will scarcely
find a drug store or grocery that does not
use them more or less in place of Irvine
in putting up the smaller packages.
"In the drug business the rubber band
has become almost an Indispensable ar
ticle. A band may be adjusted about a
package in one-third of the time that II
takes to wind the Irvine around and break
IL off, as in the old way. And then the
package can be made more symmetrical
than by the old method. Often in using
Irvine one gets the package all out of
shane, and a clerk who Is interested in
his work does not like 10 allow a package
to leave his hands In such a condition.
SIN IL can't be avoided when one is in a
hurry.
Women particularly like the rubber
bands, and, as rule, they save them. 1t
may not be generally known that a rub
Der band is the best known article for
cleaning the teeth. I mean for removing
the accommodations between the teeth
and where a brush will not reach Did
YOU ever try IL? No? Wen, you do It and
see II what I say rs not the truth The
elasticity of rubber makes u much easier
to penetrate between teeth that are the
closest together and Il IL far superior
to q silken thread. which Is used by many.
Women also find rubber bands handy for
elastic mouths in work bags and small
pouches"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18
EXILE IN WASHINGTON.
PRINCE YE VIVA, HEIR To THE
THRONE OF KOREA.

story of an Oriental Who Fled From
His Native Land TO Escape AsSas-
sination by His Observation-Disclosures
in Friends House.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18

Mr.. H. C. Fam, of Whitehall Street,
Atlanta, Ca. says: Il have been great
time. and despaired OF ever being perma-
nently cured as l tried all sorts or
remedies When Professor Munyon made
his great distribution in Atlanta | OBJ
tanned a sample vial of his Rheumatism
Cure, and began taking the little pellets:
/ had no faith, but a few doses convinced
me l had found the true cure. They
acted like a charm. | could feel the
pains disappearing from the first dose,
and in less than a week was completely
cured"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18

Unsurpassed cabin accommoda tiona,
All the comforts of modern hotel
Electric lights. Unexcelled table. Tickets
include meals and berth aboard ship.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18

Six successful casts for fywheels re-
Gently made at a foundry at Bristol,
Conn, for Providence Or. - factory
have attracted considerable attention
among those interested in such works.
The wheels are each 3lta tons weight and
eighteen feet in diameter in their COM
pleted state Each wheel was cast ia two
pieces, which are held together by steel
rims and links shrunk on.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18

The Photograph. that is the Roentgen
ray photograph" Is an excellent test for
gems Diamonds. perls. rubies, turquois.
emeralds, opals. garnets, saphires, and 50
on, all give black Photograph, hardly
visible. A minutes exposure is sufficient
to tell true from false stone.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-18
A SEPARATE CURE
FOR EACH DISEASE.
Sense as we'll as Science in
Munyon's Improved System.

Prof. Mum
yon's discover
les, which are
borne out by
scientific ex-
pertinent. es-
tablished the
fact that there
must be a
separate spe-
cihc for each
disease. In the
light of adj
vanced modern
science, fall
ure in the in
telligent treat
ment of dis
ease is impos-
sible.
Munyon has
a S e p a r a to
remedy + or
each disease,
and all drug
gists sell them.
Mostly 25 cents
a vial. If in
doubt. Profess
sor Munyon in
viteS you 10
write to him,
at 1905 Arch
Street, Phna-
delphia, I o r
FIR e o medlcaI
advice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12
Telegrar11y.

Pop SANTIAGO DE CUBA
(via Playa del Este), 11go
Lipca. DIS rano o godz.
$3.50, po kilku strza1ach pro.
bnych danych ponad pag6rki
oddzielajace Santiago cd mo-
RIA, krazownika ameryka6.
skiego Newark rozpoczeto
strzelac do miasta z dzial
osmiocalowych. W przerwach
pieciominutowych udzia} W
strzelaniu bra}y okrsty New
York, Brooklyn i Indiana.
Bombardowanie trwa}o okolo
dw6ch godzin, kiedy gen.
Shafter doni6sl, ze pociski
wpadajs g}6wnie do zatoki i
malo zrzadzaja szkody. Osta.
tni strza} jednakowoz pad1 do
jeduego wiekszych koscio.
low we wnstrzu miasta, a ze
bylo tam nagromadzonego
mn6stwo prochu i amunicyi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12

ME W Santiago jest wprawdsis
przykre, ale ME jest bynaj.
mniej rozpaczliwe. Wojsko
ma dosyc 4ywnodci, znajdaje
sic prey dobrem zdrowiu i "
razie potrzeby dobrze bic sic
bedzie. Kaady 2o}nierz otrzy-
mai ubieg}ej Soboty po 81, pc
raz pierwszy cd kilku miesie.
cy, i W skutek tego panuje
dobre usposobienie. Dow6z
wody jest trudny, ale jeszcze
dostateczny. Dezercye jedna.
kowoa sic mnoaa i okolo 5000
ochOtnik6w juz opusci}o mia.
sto. W Niedaiele rano 500 ka.
walerayst6w wyiechaso mia.
sta ku Holguin.
WASHINGTON, IL Lipca. =
Gen. adjutant Corbin otrzymal
dzisiaj cd gen. Shaftera przej.
rzans j poprawiona lists STRAIT
poniesionych pod Santiago d.
1, 2 i 8 Lipca. Okazuie sic, ze
zabitych zostalo % ofcer6w. i
20S zolnierzy; ranionych 80
ofcer6w 1903 aolnierzy; nie-
wiadomy jest los 81 ludzi;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12

Opowiadaja tu, ze general
Blancu telegrafowa} do Ma
drytu, ia ochotnicza armia ma
Kubie domaga sic dalszego
prowadzenia woiny, gdya spo.
dziewa sic odniesc zwycieztwa
mad Amerykanami.
WASHINGTON, II Lipca. -
Kap. Cooper, superintendent
akademii marynarki W Anna.
polls, dis po po}udniu konfe.
rowal 2 ministrem Long W
sprawie pomieszczenia ie6c6w
hiszpa1skich wraz 3 admira.
lem Cervera. Maja oni otray-
mac kwatery W akademii. U.
}ozono szczeg6iy i Q ofcerami
postapi sic jak najuprzejmiej,
zgodnie ich ranga. Kap.
cooper poWledzlaf, ze byiby
chstnie zaprosil admirala Ger.
we're do swego domu, gdyby
pozosta1 PREY akademii: ale
ME moze tego uczynic, gdyz
obowiazki nowe powoluja 60
gdzieindziej. Oficerom oszcze-
dzae sic bedzie wszelkiego u.
pokorzenia, ale ME ma i'm sic
swiadczyc zbyt uniaonych gree
cznosci.
Pop SANT1Aeo,g ,gl6wna kwa.
terra gen. Shaftera, II Lipca.
Pomfedzy dezerterami armii
hiszpahskiej, kt6rych ujeto,
znajdowaa sic pewien podofi-
Ger. Powiedzial on, ae poloae
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12

wzia} odpowiedzialnosc ma SIZE
bie?"
schley ME odpowiedzia} ma.
tychmiast, a wtedy zauwazyl
Sampson: CA zatem ME moge
take pozwoli6 ma to, bys pan
mial psetensya do zyskania
uznania "a to zwycieztwo ma
moi koszt." | wtedy zakazal
Schleyowi wysiac rapport, do"
p6ki on, Sampson, raportu ME
wysle i wyslai 60, ale o
Schleyu ME wspomuia5! ze
tez najwieksi ludzie ME So
wolni cd wad!
Dzisiejsze gazety ameryka6.
skie rozpisujs sic duao o wa.
runkach pokoju, jake W da'
nym razie nalezaloby postawic.
o lie wiadomo, rezygnacya
sagasty jest faktem dokona.
nym, W Hiszpanii przewaza
opinia pokojowa, nawet sama
kr6lowa pragns1aby juz poko.
ju,-ale obie strony walczsce
napomykaja o warunkach, 0
kt6rych strona przeciwna ami
s}yszec ME cbce.
Zdsje sic, ze jest to wcda na
m}yn innych mocarstw. Wy
daje sic trudns rzecza, by
przyszlo do porozumienia
wprost pomiedzy Stanami
Zjednoczonymi a Hiszpania: a
wtedy by1aby chwila sposo5na
do wnieszania sic innych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12
MIASTO SANTIAGO DE CUBA.

czenia. Starano sic obliczyc
to dok}adnie j otrzymano cy.
fire. powyasza. Gotowych jest
do wyruszenia dalszych $500
ludzi, wlscznie z brygada gen.
Ernesta, skoro ci przybeda
do Shaftera, bedzie onsrozpo.
rzadzal sils 25, 900 wojska.
LoNDYN, 11go Lipcs. =
correspondent madrycki do
Times" W telegramie ponie.
dzialkowym donosi: Sagasta
dzisiaj przybyl do pa}acu i
przediozyl rezygnacya swoja i
swego gabinetu. S}ychat, ae
radzi} kr6lowej zamianowac
nowy cabinet, ziozony g}6wnie
z ludzl wojskowych, kt6ryby
:jednakowoz niekoniecznie kie-
rowak sic polityka woJenna. -
Og6lnie sadzs, ae rezygnacya
zostanie przYjeta i cabinet co.
kolwiek tylko zostauie zreor-
ganizowany.
MADRYT, 11go Lipca. =
Zapewniaja tu, re Stany Zjed.
noczone wymagac beds naste.
pujacych warunk6w pokoiu:
y Odstapienia Kuby iPor-
torico, jakotez pewnego portu
ma wyspach kanaryjskich.
p Odszkodowania W sumie
48,0O0,oO0 #. sterl. (oko}o
24o milion6w dolar6w).
8 Jako gwarancya ia suma
ia zostanie wyplacons, ,czasowo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12

Me wiadomo, jaki by} rezultat
obu konferencyj, ale niezawo.
dnie Miles zapoznal sic dok3a-
dnie z polozenieln ma lsdzie j
ma morzu.
Gen. Miles, jak sic zdaje,
natychmiast zamierza udac sic
do g16wnej kwatery shaftera
W Siboney, azeby osobiscie
przygladna6 sic pozycyom anne.
ryka6skim. Me ma on jedna.
kowo2 odbierat komendy gen.
Shafterowi, gdyz ten ma pise-
mne rozporzadzenia cd mini.
stra wojny zatwierdzone przez
prezydenta, i dop6ki fzyczuie
Jest zdolny, pozostanie do
w6dzca pod Santiago.
WASHINGTON, IL Lipca. -
Do p6lnocy ME ,nadesziy Ia
due dalsze wiadomosci ami cd
sampsona, ami cd shaftera.
Zdaje sic, ae gen. shafter ME
atakowaa wiscej miasta i trzy-
mai sic ma razie 'sclsle instru.
kcyj prezydenta, polecajacych
mu, by ME dopuscil do tajem.
nego opuszczenia miasta przez
wojska hiszpahskie. Me chce
OF nadto poswiecac niepotrze.
bnie ami jednego zycia wiecej,
gdyz zbyt drogo okupione
by1o jua zwycieztwo pod Ca.
ney. Dlatego to chce maj
prz6d o lie moanosci ossabid
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12

straty wynoszs razem tedy
1896 ludzi.
PORT SAID, 11go Lipca. =
Reszta foty admirala Canary
wyruszyla do Hiszpanii. Hisz-
pa6ski pancerny krazownik
Carlos V j okrety transporto.
we pozostaly zewnstrz portu,
oczekujac admirala Canary,
kt6ry ma pokiadzie hiszpah.
skiego okretu wojennego Pc.
layo wyp}ynal dis rano . "a
toki. Pozwolono admiralowi
zabrat 600 ton wegla; musial
jednakowoz z1oayc deklaracys
pisemna, ae Pelayo potrzebo-
wal tego i ze Gala eskadra po.
wraca do Hiszpanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12

bardowanie". o lie ssdzie
mona z telegram6w, stracono
DUO amunicyi, wystrzelano
mn6stwo prochu, i W ko1cu
przekonano sic znowu,ze stree
1anie z okretow ME przynosi
miastu szkody zadnej, albo
bardzo ma}s. Strzelano przez
dwie godziny bezustannie i
tylko raz jakis koscia W San
tiago trafono. General Shat.
ter widzac, 2e okrst6w ME
mogs mu przyniesc pomocy
skutecznej, ME rozpoczs} Wcs.
le bombardowania zdaje sis,
Re czekae bedzie tax dug,
dop6ki fota Sampsona ME be.
die mogla wp}ynae do zatoki.
Sampson zaczyna tracic sym.
patys, jaka otaczano 60 do
tychczas, W skutek tego, ze co.
raz jawniej okazuie zazdrosc
niegodns meaa ma tenn stano-
wisku takiej juz wyrobionej
dotychczas s}awy. Jego tele-
granny W ostatnich dniach
wprost o tyle So kompromitu-
jsce, Re zapowiada wielkie
czyny, kt6rych do konat jeszcze
ME jest W stanie i jak sic Okla
zuje, wiekszs rzadzi sic zsdza
s}awy, anizeli rozwaga. Opo-
wiadajs 0 naprezonych stosun-
kach pomisdzg sampsonem a
Schleyem, kt6rego Sampson
ma pOsadzac o wydarcie mu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12

pa6stw, kt6re niewatpliwie
radeby takae odniest zyski
bezp}atne, jak po wojnie gre.
cko tureckiej lub japo6sko
chi6skiej.
Ale Stany Zjeduoczone ME
So AMI Japonia, ami Turcya, by
re zwycieztw swych musia1y
pozwolic korzystac innym mo.
carstwom. Slycha6 juz coraz
to wyrazniej o tenn, ae Rosya,
Francya i Niemcy porozumie.
wajs sic lub porozumia1y co
do tego, jake nalezy "podyk.
towac"warunki pokoju. Tylko
nadzieja }atwego }upu wsp6l'
nego mog}a doprowadzic do
pogodzenia sic Francyi z
Niemcami i porozumiewania
sic tych obu mocarstw. Chcia.
}yby widocznie ma Filipinach
take ayski osiagnsc, jake
osiagns}y W Chinach.
Stany Zjednoczone jednako.
woz do tego zadns miara do
puscic ME powinny, by obce
zaborcze mocarstwa tn sic
mieszaly. Groznemi Que ME
moglyby bye dla naszego kra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12

St: Zjedn. zajsd zamierzajs
Filipiuy.
Warunk6w takich Hiszpa.
MIA przyjac ME moze.
LoNDYN, 12go Lipca. =
Berli6ski correspondent do
'Standard" donosi: Kr6lowa
regentka gotowa jest rozpoczsc
rokowania o pok6j wprost ze
Starami Zjednoczonymi bez
posredniczenia mocarstw, ,jezeli
warunki ME beda zanadto tru.
dne. Najwiekszs koncesya,
jaka chce teraz uczynic, bylo.
by og}oszenie niepodleglosci
Kuby.
MADRYT, 11go Lipca. -
"Imparcial" wyraza sic W TAXI
spos6b, doni6slszy o niedziel.
nej sesyi gabinetu: "zdaje
nam sic, re potrzebaby zwr6'
cic uwage ma to, il Hiszpania
DUO zyskalaby ma tenn, gdyby
ukladano sic o warunki poko.
ju, MIN Santiago i Manila, a
moze i Portorico zostans zaje-
tie; skoro bowiem Amerykanie
zajma tie miejsca, postawia
trudnieisze Warunki".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12

ju, kt6ry W danym razie m6gi.
by liczyc ma poparcie Wielkiej
Brytanii i Japonii. Jedynym
posrednikiem, jezeliby bez ta.
kowego ME mona sic obejse,
m6g}by bye tylko ten, kt6ry
ma posrednictwie zarobic ME
mysli i ME moze, - a takim
bylby tylko Leon XIII.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12

przeto nastapila straszliwa eks'
plozya. Me wiadomo, jaka
szkoda zrzsdzona. Gdy prze.
stano strzelac z okret6w, i MIN
gen. Shafter rozpocza} atako-
wac miasto cd strony ladu, uj-
rzano, ze z miasta wysy}aja
fage parlamentarna. Kiedy
correspondent prasy opuszcza1
front W poludnie, .niewiado-
mem bylo, co to miafo ozna-
czac.
WASHINGTON, IL Lipca. =
General Nelson A. Miles, gl6-
wnodowodzscy armii Stan6w
Zjedn., przyby} do zatoki San.
tiago dis wkr6tce po po}u.
dniu. Kiedy nadszed} pomo.
cniczy krazownik Yale, ma
kt6rym znajdowal sic Miles,
otworzono komunikacys ad-
miralem Sampsonem j obaj
dow6dzcy konferowali.
Zaraz po po}udniu gen.
Miles wylsdowal pod Playa
del Este i "a pomoca telefonu
rozm6wil sic gen. shafterem,
znsjduiscym sic pod Santiago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12
Chicago, 1890 Lipca.

Zdobycie miasta Santiago
bynajmniej ME okazuje sic
rzeczs tax latws, jak ssdzit
bylo mona z telegram6w z po.
la bitwy. Onegdajsze "bom'
bardowanie', jak SIG okazalo,
wcale ma to nazws nawet ME
zaslugiwalo: byly to tylko
pr6by strzelania i zaprzestano
ich, skoro sic okazalo, re ME
byly pomyslne. Ma wczoraj
znowu zapowiedziano "bom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12
miasto bombardowaniem przez
okrsty i dziala artyleryi.

miasto bombardowaniem przez
okrsty i dzia}a artyleryi.
Wczorajsze bardowanie
miasta przynioslo take i Ame-
rykanom straty. w ciagu
popo1udnia gen. Shafter do
niosl, re kap. Charles W.
RoWell, kapitan Ego pulku
piechoty, jeden 2 najdzielniej'
szych ofcer6w, zostal zabity.
Wypadek ten wywola} wielki
zal W kolach departamentu
wojny, W kt6rych wielce po'
waaano Rowella.
WASHINGTON, II Lipca. =
Dzisiejsze wojsko gen. Shat
terra, wliczajac posi}ki mu po.
slane, a odjawszy straty, jake
poni6sl, wynosi, o lie obliczo-
no, 92,S5o ludzi zdolnych do
walczenia. Pierwotna jego
ekspedycya sklada1a sic z
10000 ludzi; p6zniej stopnio-
wo przeslano mu 10000 ludzi:
czyni to razem $4,000. Cd
tego odjst trzeba aolnierzy,
kt6rzy juz polegli, lub zostali
ranieni i ME So zdolni do wal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12
WOJNA HISzPAHIA.
Dalsze "bombardowanie" miasta Santiago.
General Miles przybywa ma pole walki.
RE7vGNACY SAGASTY.
Hiszpania sk3Onna do zaWarcia pOkOju, ale Wymaga
fagOdnych Warunk6W.

zwycieztwa mad Cervers. Jak
IN. Y. Herald" opowisda, po
tenn zwycieztwie Sampson miai
sig wyrazi6 do Schleya: "M6j
okret flagowy by} tax blisko,
ze mona 60 byio sygna1em
zawezwac bardzo latwo, jak to
panu wiadomo. Ot6z gdyby
pr6ba ucieczki byla udasa sic
okretom hiszpa6skim, lub gdy'
by oni byli zrzsdzili szkody
znaczne naszym okrstom: czy
W takim razie pan byabys
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-12
Nowi czlonkowie rady szkolset

Burmistrz Harrison zamianowsl
wczoraj czsonkami rady szkolnej ne
stepujace osoby: Joseph Downey (ss
administracyi swifta nsdkomisarz
budowy); Alfred S. Trude (poso-
wnie); Christian Meier (byiy socyali.
styczny alderman poPulistycsny
ozionek komisyi wyborosej); Dr. ".
S. Christopher; pani 1ssbslla O
Keefe, siostrs probosscss Ks. Kelly,
Christian 81. Walleck; Joseph +.
sohwsb, czlonek legislatury stane-
wei; Frank ]. Loesch ! Austin q
Sexton. Rada misjska sstwisFdsils
jsdnogiolnis 10 niancwsalG
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-17

No. , connects az Norfolk except
Tuesd.y with the Old Domin ON stesm-
nip ior New York AMI with Merchant
and Miuers' Line Monday. W dnesdas
and Friday.
No. connects a Old Point with the
Washington Steamers daily. with Bas.
timore steamers except sunday. and
with y \. & & y Line daily Tor c y,
Charles and New York.
For inior atioe. rstes, etc see the l.
4. station Agent or address,
JOHN - PITTS.
ASST Gas. PAssS0H AeEK..
Richmond Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-17
PISnp complex On

IL -oes not require an expert CD de
lcct the .ferer ir,m kidney trouble.
The ncllo CHEEKS. the sunken ewes. the
dark pudy circles under the ewes. the
sailow, parsnip- c0lored complexion IN
dlcates IL
A physician would ask II vou bad
hvu naJisiu. uil pain or ach in ;he
back ar over the fps. stomach trouble
desire Z. nrine;e often. or 4 burning or
~csiding ia passing IL: II after passing
iHere - An unsatisfed ieeiinr a. n %
must Toe al once repeated. or II urine
has brick uust deposit or strong odur
Mhen these symptoms are present az
time should be lost N removing tIt
cause
ID az may lead 90 gravel. tarrh oi
the bladder. Inflammation causing stop
page. aud Sometimes requiring tbs
drawing oi the usiae wiki instruments
or ss44y ruu into Brighfs Disease th'
most dangerous stage 81 Esdn.E .'rsr'l e
DR.. XII er's SW.ni- Roof. II --'re4'
discovery oi rhe eminent kidney au
bladf-r s ecialisr. is positive rerur.i.
/ tor uch diseases Us reputation 81
worldwide and il j. 50 easy 70 &c a an.
I dru. store Z ~ no one nccd -ulier au.
ength OF time Tor want OF IL
DO sever. n you pre.er 10 nrst test %
wonderful merits. mentioa The NlrginI
/ Gazette aud writ 4 Dr. hilmer 80.
/ Binghanton. y. y Tor sample oottl
and soak telling al about II, ootn seu
4 frce bv nail
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-17

County Court convened
Monday. Hon Sidney Smith
presiding. The docket wa
light and Court adjourned
Monday night.
Mr.. J. b. McCaw, OF Nor
folk. qualified as gardIan Oh
JAS. dunlop and William A
L. Moncure, orphans OF the
late DR.. J. ID. Moncure- i
bond OF $4,000 was required
BIZ the Court which was iur-
nished by Dr. j. H. MeCaw
OF Richmond
The case of W. H. Sweeney
Jr.. rs. c. Hudgins, motion
for Judgment, was tried anc
the Jury found for the deien
dant- This suit involved IN
sum Of about sos. The at
tandance upon Court wa
unusually small
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-17

A very pretty wedding was
celebrated Wednesday at .
&C ock. al the home OF Mr..
AID Mrs.. G. r. Butler, near
Toano. when their daughter,
Miss Nettie, became the BRIDE
of Mr.. Charles w. Baines, OF
Newport News. The parior
Was very tastefuIly decorate
with chOicepotted plants afs'
eyergreens.
The ceremony was perform
cd Rev. (. s. Boyes, OF VII
Harrisburg. After the eere-
mony the young coupis isf'
on the Nesfbound train iof
Is asbington and after a ten
says sojcurn IN the North
,sy via frturn 20 Newport