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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-04

Kansas City, Kansas, takes tho lead in
furnishing negro volurteor troops. In
ono weeks time there has been enlisted
OF recruited and shipped to Topeka 227
mon, comprising two companies and Is
mon ovor to fiji up other companies. Tie
Kansas City American Citizen says:
'"They arc all as fine lot of soldiers,
physically and intellectually, as over
faced an onemy on fold of BATTLE
lIevor in the history of this city has
there boon moro interest aroused than
OH these two memorable occasions of
recruiting and sending of of these two
magnificent colored companies"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-04

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic cures constipation for
oycr. 10c., Z5c. If G. G.. G.. fail drug
gists refund mOnoy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-04

Anderson Advocate: "The County
Auditor has completed his returns of tho
property of this county for taxation.
The real estate foots up $3,005, ,G47; pcr-
sonality, $2,S0S, GIL; and railroads, S5b3,-
$50, making total of $7,2G2, 1876. This
is over %200,00O moro than it over has
been before, and with additional returns
to como in will swell it to something like
$7,300,OOO. Tho total number of polls is
5,5b8, and with tho additional polls to
como in wi III run it up to over 1900 polls.
Thore arc " miles of railroad in the
county. The Southern Is assessed at
$4,000 per mile, tho C. & w. G. is as
sosscd at $500 per mile and tho Blue
Ridge at 800 per milo"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-04
/ ELECTION TICKETS

For State and County Ofiicers printed
on good paper, In first class style: and ii
any quantity. Apply to CoURIgR JoI
OFEICE. I'5s %5 Is ssg35 d
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-04

Thirtysix years ago Con. Joseph
Whcolor had tho pleasure of capturing
tho officer ho is now serving under in
Cuba. In March, 1862, William r.. Shat
tor was II major in tho 10Th Michigan.
llo was with a foraging expedition one
day, when body Of Whocler's cavalry
surrounded and captured tho whole out
spont six weeks in Libby prison.
Nobody in the country has higher
opinion of Little Joo" as q stratogist
md nGhter t.iGm Con SilnfInr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-04
FOR TREASURER (:

horoby announce myself as a caudi-
date for tho Office of County Treasurer,
subject to tho action Of tho Democratic
party in tho primary election.
hfrTlux-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-04

A Tcxas--papor proudly boasts that
Tcxas will this year hayo cotton enough
to give ovory man, woman and child in
tho world whole pound if it was divided
around, and boof enough to food Tie
United States for nearly q year. Great
Is Texas, and sho is only one of us.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-04

1 respectfully announce myself as
candidate for tho Office of County Treas
uror, subject to tho action of the Demo
cratic primary.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
80 Wojcieoh Bednarowicz :" 395
"a josef Krysztofsk 395
55 J0zef Jaworowski 305
So J6zef Nowak 305
81 Aleksander Graczyk 395
SO Stanis}aw Basihski 29S
SO J6zef Miecznikowski 304
CHICAGO, % lipca 1898.

CHICAGO, % lipoa 1898.
Ma mocy nadesaanych aplikacyj j
lekarskich nastepujace
Tow. przyjete zostaly do Wv. Mar.
Pol:
Grupa 425, Tow. sw. Stanislawa
Biskupa W Detroit, Mich. sekr. A.
Walkowski, 1881 Campbell ave. De-
troit, Mich.
Grupa 426, Tow. sw. Stanislawa
Biskupa W Chicago, ILL.,, sekr. Sta
Kaczmarek, 1852 Centre ave.
Ill.
Grupa APT, Tow. Wolnosc i Row
nose W Alexandria, Ind. sekr. J6zef
Pilarski, 207 w. Madison st. Alexan-
dria, Ind.
Grupa 42S, Tow. Kr6la Stefana
Batorego W Union City, Conn. sekr.
Alexis. Krzyaahski, Union City, Conn.
2 rozporzadzenia Zarzadu Central
nego
n. j. Sadososki, Sskr. Jen.
Dr.. W. A. Kufletoski, p. o. n. L.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
KOLEJ ZELAZNA
WABASH"

Gdy kolej zelaxna Wabash otworzyfa
swa linie z Chicago do Buffalo zaczefa W
tejze chwili utywac fotelowych WACO
now osobowych opatrzonych W wygodne
prawie niezr6wnane fotelowe siedzenia.
Krok ten ME podobaf sic drugim wscho-
dnim ~kompaniom, kt6re zaniosfy protest
do ,,Joint Traffic Association, chcac lynn
sposobem Emusic Wabash kolej zelazna
do zaprzestania utywania ma wscnodniej
linii tych ~wygodnych fotelowych WACO
now. Lecz Dyrektorowie Stowarzysze-
MIA kolejowego odrzucili tel protest "a
zdrosnych kompanii 1 kolej Wabash tax
1ak ~dotychczas tax | nadal przewozic be-
dzie p~assazer6w W wygodnych na1now.
szego systemu f~otelowych ~wagonach.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04

Jeneral Macias, gubernator Puerto
Rico, telegrafowa3 do Madrytu, te
fota amerykahska zbiera sic pred
miastem San Juan.
w korpusie Shaftera W Santiago
zpineli Tub zmarli ma febre wszyscy
pulkownicy armji regularnej Procz
pulkownika ]. H. Page, kt6ry ley
W szpitalu ohory ma malarje.
z Waszyngtonu donosza, Ae jene-
rat Fitzhugh Lee zajmie Kube re
100000 ochotnik6w dopiero pc
o-puszczeniu jej przez hiszpsnow.
z Manili zn6w donosza, Re Agui-
naldo przyja} wrogie stanowisko
wzglsdem amerykan6w. Cd kilku
dni ustaly z~upe4nie utarozki Pomie-
dzy hiszpanami Powstahoami, z
czego amerykanie wnosza' Re Po-
wstahcy, hiszpanie oraz niemoy przy-
sill do tajnego porozumienia.
Ma parowcu Concha, ktory PREY
by. do New Yorku z Ohorymi sos-
nierzami z pod Santiago, byao kilka
w~ypadk6w aoatej febry. ze sPra'
wozdah doktora i pasazerow widac,
re parowiec znajdowa} sic najwyz-
Sym stopniu zaniedbania j Re brak
by3o nawet swiesej woody. Miejsca ma
MIN byso ola 80 ludzi, tymozasem
ien. Schafter rozkazal ~Pomiescic ma
MIN 157 chorych.
.Jak sic okazuje obecnie, bombar-
dowanie miasta Santiago przez eska-
Dire sampsona ME wyrzadziiO fortyh'
kacjom prawie zadnej szkody'
Jen. Coppinger otrzyma3 rozkaz
wyruszenia natychmiast z Tampa do
Puerto Rico.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04

dsisja". 81. S54 2. N. P. " Black
Rock, Boffslo odbed.is sie dnia ID
sierpnia o gods. 8 wisos. " misjsou
~.wykiych posisdzeh. - G. Unisjsw
ski, sekr.
Or. IS 70 Ne,oark, N. j.
P6frooxne posiedssnis gr. i'm.
K. Puiawskiego, Nv. N. P. no. 46
Newark. N. J. odbylo sic dnia 10
lipos 1893 T. " sail .wyklyoh posie
d.sh pod no. 20 S. Orange sv. o 8.
tel god.inie ano Ma posisd.eniu
tenn nastapiaa bardso wsAna .mians
" konssytuoji. o ks6rej wssyscy
o.aonkowis grupy nas.ej wisd.is6
Powinni, . ga6wnie OF. 90 ma posis
d.sniu ME byli lub byc uis mogli.
Ot61 odtad posiedssnia grupy beds
s.e odbywaiy " kstds drugs nied.is
ls missisoa o god.. o tel rano punk
tualnis, = ME jak dotad " dragi po-
Liedxialek wieosorem. Zmiana e.
nasssP'ia Z syoh pr.yOsyn: poniswaa
gruPa AZ posiads spors ilos6 onion.
k6w Po. IA obrebem miasts, kt6rym
trudno 20 oaiod.iennej piracy PREY.
bye M Posisdssnie " poniedsisisk
wisosorem, = sarssd grupy stosujso
sic do konstytuoji Zwiasku N. P,
chloe kaadsgo o.ionka wid.ie6 oso
biicie m posied.sniu, I dlatego 20
stanowiono posisdssnia odbywa6 Z
rama, ably posamisjsoowi 1 misjsoowi
mogli swoje obowia.ki spelnia6 ME
.anisdb Ujso pr.ytem o~bowissk6w
religijnych, mega bowism swobod-
ME ar..e bye " kos,isle ma ma
bo.shstwie. . popoaudnis po.osta
wions jest do osobissego rozpor.a-
dsenia. Zdaje sic. IL podobns uohwa
Ia or. 46 powinna WY 81 o.ion-
k6w " zupeinosci .adowolni6.
Zar.ad grupy 46 sklsds sic obeo
ME jak nsstepujs: w. C.srnioki,
pr.e.es; A. Makowski, wioe.prezes;
F G.. Szawiowski, kasjer; FIR. Bs.
kowski ! w. Lenkiswios, r~ewizor.y
ksistek; P. Hyblik, dslsgat do OBJ
chod6w Skarbu Mar. Pol. W Rap.
perswylu; Al. Ostrowski, tesr. fin.
l prot.
Nastepne posisd.snie prsypads
d. IA sierpnia E. b. o gods. o rano "
bali .wykiyoh posisd1eh. - A. o.
trowski, sskr.
Or. 227 10 Buffalo, ". Y.
Zswiadamiam o.. czionk6w tow.
Obrohoy Korony POlskiej gr. 227 "
Buffalo, IL prsyssie posied.enis cd.
bedsie sic " dniu ID sisrpnia o g
7:8O wiecs. " hall .wykiyoh posie
d.sh. Wszyscy be. wyjs.ku ma po
sisdzsnie roosne powinni sic stawic
JOS. A. Paprocki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04

Or. $50 20 8. Brooklynie.
Zswiadamism cziook6w Inn. T.
KoSoiussko gr. $50 South Brook.
LYME, IL " dniu 10 sierpuia Z. b. cd.
bedsis de regularns missieosns DO.
.siedssnie, " sail swyklyoh posie
dssh, M kt6rem kaAdy oslonek DO
"inien by6 obsony. FIR. Pujdak,
sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
CENY ZNIzONE.
,,Pennsylvania Lines.

,,FonnSyIvanfa Lines.
Pisrwssej klasy tykist do New
Yorku k~osstuje 1880. drugiej kla.
~ $1,000. TIE oeny sni4ons " osta.
toioh osasach. O6sy tykietows: Mr..
248 Clark Street, r6g jackson. "
Auditorium, II M staoyi Union
Passenger" r6g Canal I Adams, Chi.
oago. Wszelhoh s.~o.sg6s6w kaade.
90 csasu udxieli
H. r. Dering,
Asst. ~gsneralnego Ag. Pasaasrskiego,
248 Clark St., Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
Biuro ZarzaduC Central
nego wv. Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, % lipca 1898.
!tepuiacy czlonkowie Przyjeci
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
G0RESPOIDEICJE ,,zG0DY"
2 Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Posiedzenie Gminy.

Zswiadamiam szanownyoh sskre-
tarry grup 2 N. P. " Lu.erns po-
wisoie, II posied1snie Gminy pol
skiej odbedsie sic d. 7go sierpnia Z.
o., M sail grupy rs W Wilkes Barre,
Pa, o god.inis 2ej po poiudniu.
Obsonosc wsIystkioh delegat6w ns
posisdzsniu jest koniec.na, gdy1
watns s2rawy og6l obchodzace 70.
strzygaas beds.
Ssanowni sekretarze sechca .awia'
domic o tenn delsgst6w swych grup
u Ttodrorski,
sekr. Gminy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
z Wilmington, Del.
Noua grupd.

Nono grupd'
Zssotylismy tn no~s grippe pod
nssws TOW. polskis Krols Pasta.
Ksoby ~isc choisi prrysta ,ic do ma
sssgo sowsrzJ ssws, a jednoozssois
do tax piskoej ntytsosnsj organi-
.soji jsk Zw'asek Nae. Pol, 10 MECH
sic sgiosi do nisej p~odpissnego.
Zsrssd obrsliamy nassspujscy: Jo
sef Sindowski - prez's; Jan Psrss
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Nasz PrzewodniA.


ADWOKACI.
DonJkosoaki, I. r., offs: 6lIas.n.
81. Missskanie: $50 w. l7th o.,
Chicago.
Smxkski, J. n, ofs: % Ms6..p>u.
tan Bl. Missskanis: Sos Nebls a.,
Chicago.
6eesisg d Noseas, ll2 ClarA q.
Boom 40, Chicago.
CsGrneckj d KoraLsaki, Suit n,
l2b La Sale d. 4 67l Dioksoo
Ut.
A~RCHITEKCI.
F1isikososki, I. g., w. Dfvss3.s
Ut. Chicago, Ill.
BIesnicki, J., budownicxy, hoo.
sraksor. oss Holt Ave-, O6ieags.
APTEKI.
Sor1oA:A, Wxksor, ess Noble u
r6g Bradley, Chicago.
Bs1etissoics, Kasimasss, 68l MI.
waukee ve. r6g Will 81. Chicago
Bsrdo, Wsod., Noble St., sdg
Blaokhawk, Chicago.
Ks47esoski, 8. J., 1855 W, m
NJ, blisko California ave-. OhdaaCo,
Nosoak, Jan, ia w. l6th sn,
r6g Paulina Ut. ChicagoI
Lsnord, Robert 812S supssis.
Az. South Chicago, ILL.,
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE.
Ston, TeofI, $50 Milwaukee Avn,
Chicago. Ill.
TOWARY BGAWATNE.
Sssmihski, John O., 6Ol NsSL
IT., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Kt9lesoski. n. A., ia w. II q.
takHs " apiece Butkievicza,Qb.
cago.
Sieninosoicz, Dr.. ". J., SO MI
waukee ave. Chicago.
Zi6Skososki, II. d., 6S8 Noble "a,
1914 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
%DENTYSCI.
Chrsanososki, j. A. Dr., 72l Mn.
waukes ave. Chicago.
FABRYKl CIGAR.
Asczaraki, J6zq, 90 Homer ID,
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZLOTYCH ODZNA
KOW MEDAL PAMIAT.
StachososH K, SIS Noble uliss
Chicago. Illinois.
FOTOGRAFJE.
NikIas { Pasosososki, $50 Milvss.
kee av. e block cd al. Nohisi,
Chicago.
SKLADY HERBATY IKAWY
K1Gss, J6zq, sol Noble 81. Oh.
cago.
KSIAZKI 1 ARTYKUkY m.
LIGIJNE.
Felix's A~gustynosoics, COB Nsbls
Ut. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Aetzger, c.. f.. 457 w. Hasss
st., Chicago.
-KONTRAKTORZY.
Piqtkiesoicz, J6zG, Budowniexy.
K~ontraktor, 674 Noble nj, Ohisa
60.
NEBLE 1 PIECE.
Nosoaczesoski, Wsad., 888 - ~
Milwaukee Az. Chicago.
Sto6iecki, Roman, 48o Milvaukss
Chicago, III.
Har aDnU
Schlieben, p. o8V Holt avsass
Chicago.
PRACOWNIE CHORAGWI sts,
". SSomihska. Slawna praoov'
mia Chorsgwi. Sztandar6w, Ssas
Odsnak, Bersi marssafkowskish
$40 Milwaukee ave., Chicago. Ill
~PIEKARNIE.
W~leklihski, Walenty, 60B Dial
son st. Chicago, Illinois.
Pasoeskiesoics, O., $50 - ga n
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
Mile,ocsyk, r. l., b74 Noble .,
VI Chicago, Illinois.
SKkADY OBUWIA.
Stspinskf, ". { Kasprzyx, y
648 Noble St., Chicago.
RES TAURACYE SALONY.
Osiscsoskieaoicz, Il, 1872 NobIs ii
VI Chicago.
l Makososki 4, rog Noble | Emm,
81 st. Chicago, Ills.
Il Lechert, Er.. bB1 Noble e. m.
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novski-sekr. prot; Stanisfsw Jasik,
sskr. f.n., Antoni Zabislski-kasjer;
Woda-opiskun kasy.
2 bratniem posdrowienism,
8. JdsiE
400 Porter str.
8 X 4 A ID II 1.
No Skar6 70 Roppersscy!u.
Or. l61 02o
POI LIS
2l9 $50
J. Grssd.islswski, e. Chic. 2.S6
Gr. 1856 0.45
823 LOO
1893 O.96
Razem 1880
Ma pomnh KoSciuszki.
Or. 2l6 $3.21
204 Gal
Jan Nowak : Ksnosha, Wis. 1.65
Razem 5 14.27
NJ. MAZE WSKI, kasyer 4. N. P.
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RozchOd razem &c

Pozostaje czysty doch0d W
kasie $1,000
Rowniez PAM REM ofiarows}a
cztery koszyczki piexnie udekoro-
wane do zbierania ofiar podczas OBJ
chodow ma Skarb Mar. Pol. W Rap
perswylu, "a co jej j wszystkim ola.
rodawcom niniejszem komitet zasy}a
staropolskie Bog zaplac, a zacnemu
komisarzowi i Cenzorowi OBJ. T. He
"a nades}anie slow pocie-
chy j zachety ola Oddzialu Skarbu
Mar. Pol. zaselamy zyczenia, oby
Wszechmocny opiekowa} sic MIN
zawsze
u glebokim szacunkiem
Stanisiaw Pruss, prezes.
FIR. Turkowski, wice-prezes.
Jan Wojtaszek, kasjer.
NJ. Stefanowicz, sekr. fin.
w. Kamihski, sekr. prot.
The record-union., 1898-12-29
RAIL ACCIDENT IN COLORADO
The California Limited Wrecked
Near Trinidad.

TRINIDAD (CoL). Dec. %. - The
Santa FHe east-bound California limited
train No. was wrecked ten miles east
of this city at z o'clock this morning.
The accident happened on a curve, and
it is supposed to have been caused by
the spreading of the rails. The engine,
one Pullman and the dining car passed
over all right, but the observation car,
two drawing-room sleepers and a COM
posite car left the track. The wreck
Immediately caught fire from an ex-
plosion of the gas in the composite
car, and the entire four cars were
burned up.
Those in the composite car are re-
ported badly injured. No one was
killed. The injured:
Conductor c. D. Boucher, Las Vegas,
both hands and face badly burned by
gas explosion.
Frank Bope, brakeman, Las Vegas,
seriously burned about face and hands.
G. c.. Fairbanks, Pullman porter,
Chicago, head cut and slightly burned
on face.
M. D. Baer, news agent, Kansas City,
bruised and hip slightly injured.
Charles L. Heverson Of New York
City, slightly bruised on the head.
A corpse which was en- route for
Philadelphia was cremated in the fire.
Physicians from this city were i'm
mediately taken to the scene of the
wreck, and cared for the injured peo-
pie, after which they were taken to
La Junta-
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
"A Suggestion Which Would BE a
Great Public Convenience.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-The fol-
lowing suggestion for general adoption
at the Postoffices in all large cities was
given out at the Postoffice Department
to-day:
'It is now the practice at the larger
PostomceS to close the money order
business about o'clock in the even
ing. The department realizes that
many persons, particularly those whose
time is fully occupied during the day,
are thus prevented from obtaining
money-orders, and it has sought for
some time past to remedy this incon-
venience. A plan recently adopted at
St Louis has proved so successful that
1t will be generally introduced by AS
s1stant Postmaster General Heath, who
has suggested that inasmuch as a
clerk is on duty at the stamp window
Of the larger Postoffices during a part
OF every night, he may issue money
orders when applications are made
therefor. AT present no arrangement
is provided for the payment of orders,
but If the measure meets with the ap-
proval of the public, doubtless a COM
plete system of issue and payment will
be provided in the near future"
The record-union., 1898-12-29
CHTCAGo's CITY COUNCIL.
allegations of Bribery Under In
vestigation by the Grand jury.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S-Anegations of
bribery in the city affairs are under
investigation by the grand jury, AMI
the entire City Council has been asked
to appear before that body. The in
Quiry was begun to-day It will be
continued probably tomorrow and Fri
day.
The investigation will not be con-
fined especially to charges made in
connection with the fifty-year street
car franchise ordinance Alleged
bribery in other matters of public i'm
portance will receive attention.
Shortly before noon to-day the clerk
OF the Grand Jury was instructed to
send out subpenas for nine Aldermen
and two ex-Aldermen. All of them
save one appeared during the after
noon. All who appeared were heard.
Enough evidence of interest was
brought out to determine the Grand
jury to proceed along the line adopted
and the Clerk was instructed to send
out summons for every member of the
Chicago City Council to appear to-
morrow.
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O. r. 6 N. AND N. P. TROUBLE
The War Between the Two Compa-
nies Receives Fresh Impetus.

WALLA WALLA (Wash.), Dec. Is
The railroad war between the oregon
Railway and Navigation Company and
the Northern Pacific received fresh i'm
petus to-day when condemnation pro-
ceedings were commenced in the Su
perior Court by the Snake River Valley
Railroad Company against the North
ern Pacific, Farmers Loan and Trust
Company of New York, Central Trust
Company, Clearwater Short Line Rail-
road, T. A. Won Hollenbeke, E. P. Kuhl
and Samuel A. Ash, to secure the right
Of way across the Northern Pacific
lands for the railroad between Wallula
and Lewiston.
Petitioner alleges that the deed re-
Gently executed to the Clearwater Short
Line by the Northern Pacific of right
of way was made to prevent the plain
tiff from condemning the land, and was
not received in good faith with the
intention Of constructing a railroad
thereon, and that neither the Northern
Pacific nor Clearwater Short Line ever
surveyed or located line across said
lands
Petitioner also alleges that an offer
was made to buy the right of way from
the Northern Pacific, but the latter re-
fused to sell, except on condition that
it be located to the satisfaction of the
engineer Of the Northern Pacific.
The hearing Of the petition will come
up January 25th next.
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ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE
ensive point of view. 1t is not doubted

fensive point of view. It is not doubted
that they will be able to maintain
themselves for an indefinite period of
time against the insurgents, presum-
ing that they are not cut off from
obtaining supplies from the sea. The
town itself has a population of q 600.
MORE SAILORS FOR DEWEY.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-A dispatch to
the Tribune" from Washington says:
The energy with which the Navy De-
partment is strengthening its forces in
the Pacific Ocean is further emphasiz-
ed by its decision to send 400 enlisted
men as quickly across the continent to
San Francisco, to be taken by the next
mail steamer to Hongkong. This ac-
tion was taken in response to a requi-
sition from Admiral Dewey to send
him men to take charge of the captured
cruisers Don Juan de Austria, Isla de
Cuba and Isla de Luzon, the two lat
ter vessels being now in dry dock at
Hongkong, While the first is being re-
paired at Cavite.
In the battle of Manila, when these
vessels were sunk, the Spanish crews
aggregated 81 officers and men, the
compliments being distributed as fol-
lows:
Don Juan de Austria, % officers, 179
men; Isla de Cuba and Isla de Luzon,
each 81 officers and 156 men.
It is believed by Admiral Dewey that
he can reduce these crews by nearly
one-half without destroying the eff
cheney Of the vessels for the purpose of
cruising and guard duty in the Philip
pine group.
The personnel resources Of the navy
will be severely taxed in sending these
men to the Pacific just now, on ac-
count Of the statutory limitations Of the
number Of men allowed in the service.
The present peace establishment pro-
vides only u, 750 men, but in war, un-
der special temporary authority, the
total naval strength rose to nearly o.
900. This figure will be reduced this
week to $4,000, but below this it is con-
sidered unsafe to 60 and an appeal will
be made to Congress as soon as it re-
assemblies to authorize the department
to retain in the service for a full term
Of three years all Of those men who en-
listed for the war and who desire to
remain for the longer period. Several
thousand applications from these short
time men have already been received at
the Navy Department, and confidence
is expressed that no difficulty will be
encountered in securing enough good
men for the vessels, which must neces-
sarily be kept in commission if Con-
gress viii give the requisite authority.
The naval authorities expect to hear
Of the arrival Of the Buffalo at Port
Said tomorrow, with her 400 men des-
tined for Dewey's ships, to take the
places of those whose terms of enlist
ment have long ago expired and who
are anxious to come home to re-enlist
on the Atlantic Coast after brief holi-
day. The Buffalo is to call at Port
Said, and will not stop again until che
reaches Hongkong, early next MOI
Reports received from Norfolk indie
that the Yosemite, which will fc. Nv
the Buffalo with 400 sailors and 100
marines, will get away within two
weeks. Most of the marines will be
landed at Guam to hold that island un-
til the army arranges to supply tt
garrison.
The record-union., 1898-12-29
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION,
SECOND DAYS SESSION OF THE
MEETING AT SANTA ROSA.
Sacramento Chosen zas the Place
For the Next Convention
Election Of Officers.

SANTA ROSA, Dec 29.-The second
days session of the State Teachers AS
sociation held in the Fifth Street Meth
odist Church was very largely attended.
Unusual interest was manifested in the
proceedings.
AT the commencement Of the session
Rev. L. D. Rathbone offered prayer.
! Prof. VIM Carey Jones of the Univcr-
sity of California delivered an address
on Some Prospects of California Civili-
zation," which was well received.
Miss Jane Seymour Klink of San
Francisco spoke on Teachers Clubs"
urging their formation to promote an
aristocracy of the intellect, and for So
cial and intellectual advancement of
the teachers.
Miss Eliza D. Keith of San Francisco
spoke of 1.-THE School and the Home"
showing the close relationship which
should exist.
Hon. Charles T. Meredith, State
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
delivered an address on Coming Edu-
cation"
After a short recess, there was sing
ing by the Etude Club trio.
Short addresses were made on behalf
of the meeting Of the National Educa-
| tional Association at Los Angeles next
July Resolutions were carried for the
hearty Endorsement of the association
meeting of the n. E. A, at Los An
geles.
President Childs appointed a COM
mittee on resolutions as follows: w.
H. D. Raymond, Superintendent Barr,
Washington Wilson, Miss Kate Ames
The election of officers for the ensu-
ing year followed. For the Office of
President f. L. Burk of Santa Bar
bara, and J. w. McClymonds of Oak
land were nominated. BuTk received
176 votes and McClymonds 101 Burk
was unanimously elected. DR.. Brown
of Berkeley was nominated, but with
drew. Mrs. Fitzgerald of San Fran
cisco for Secretary, F. K. Barthel Of San
Jose, for Assistant Secretary, and E. F.
Bunker of Santa Rosa for Railroad
Secretary, were reelected. A. s. Bar
ker of Salinas and Prof. FaullSener of
San Francisco were elected Vice-Presi-
dents, and Philip Prior of San Fran
cisco was elected Treasurer.
Sacramento was chosen as the next
place of meeting.
President-elect Burk was formerly
principal of schools at Santa Rosa, but
later filled the chair Of pedagogy at the
Clark University, Worcester, Mass At
present he is City Superintendent of
Schools of Santa Barbara. He is the
author of many valuable educational
| works.
! The afternoon was taken up by round
= t1Io 4
| places in the city.
This evening an audience of 2,u0O lis
tened to an address by DIR. G.. Stanley
| Hall of Clark University, at the Athe-
naeum, his subject being Rhythm in
Everyday Life" A reception was then
| held in Society Hall.