davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-04-30

Mrs. J. S. Mcdonnell returned to her home at Altheimer this after noon after a short visit to this city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-04-30

Miss Ida Hunter will return to- morrow morning from short visit to Star City.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-04-30

C4scARETs stimulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe. 3-23-eodtf
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-04-30
Spring
Medicine

pure condition of the blood after win ter's hearty foods, and breathing yiti- ated air in home, office, schoolroom or shop. When weak, thin or impure, the blood cannot nourish the body as it should. The demand for cleansing and invigorating is grandly met by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives the blood just the quality and vitality need- cd to maintain health, properly digest food, build up and steady the nerves and overcome that tired feeling. It is the ideal Spring Medicine. Get only
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-04-30

HE PAST guarantees the luture.
 1t IS not what We say, but what H0od's Sarsaparill. does, that tells the 't0Fy' Re- -raNey Il D's CURES
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-04-30

We are exclusive agents h this territory for REEDS ODORLESS HETEROGENEOUS and cordially invite you to inspect tbe same at our store. Why buy any other when you can get the "ODORLESS" (free from offensive and nauseating gases) for about the same price?
 Call and examine the Odorless before you buy.
 W. S. Beard Furniture Co.,, 211 Main Street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18
THE COTTON INDUSTRY
Of the State Investigated by Com
missioner Matthews.
Surprising Condition Of Affairs Other No,es
from the Stale House.

Just at this time, when the cotton
Industry in the New England states IS
the matter that is causing SO much
talk among the newspapers and trou-
he among the employees Of the dr.
ierent cotton mills. the people Will
doubtless he pleased to learn what thn
commissioner of Industrial and labor
statistics has ascertained about the
condition of the industry in the STATE.
for the year lS7, which viii appear IN
his annual report ina, IL nov in IT,.
hands of the printer.
The returns of the business of the cot
ton mills. as tabulated. cover SubStan-
TALLY 0ne-half of the business in the
state, and the dSGrcgatefis sufficiently
Large 10 be fairly repre- sentativc in an its
proportions. OF the whole. a comparison
Of tn, details OF the business with Those,
given by the United States census r.
ports OF 1850 ana $50. VIII show some
interesting results. The two main items
entering into tho production Of cotton
goods are raw material and labor. out
side Of these. which are Jumped together
under tn" name of margin are includ-
"a interest on capital invested wear and
repairs Of buildings. salaries brrakage
ANA waste, profits, etc. Taking the value
of the product as u basis the following
table will show the percentages Of the
three items. raw material. wages and
margin. At the three periods named.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

Another thing in the line Of a re-
freshment. MAS the pure water thai
was so novelty served from bowl
made from huge cake of ice.
The floor was ably managed by J. r..
Pierce. J. r. Gould. A. W. Brooks, t.,
". Chase and s. $ pattcn.
Many We're present from Halloweil
and Gardiner. ard several ladies from
other cities were in attendance. and
all We're highly pleased with the hos
pitality of the Augusta people
The following is a partial list of the
ladies present and their gowns:
Mrs. w. f. $. Whitman, black sill, and
jet trimmings.
Mrs i. {. Hcndor blue silk pearl
trimmings
L. Belle smith .bluc satin, with over
dress of white muslin ard lace.
Mrs. w. 7. Shepard. Wak"ii"ld' Mass
black velvet. duchess lace
Mrs Arthur f. Parrott black and whit"
silk.
Mrs. Byron Boyd. Liberty silk ana
white muslin. yellow trimmings.
Miss J. 4. Sanhorn, Brnokllne' grey
foullard silk
Mis-. G. H. Eurlcish, black lace over
garnet silk. pearls.
Miss I.atelle Dccring. li.E; blue challis,
old rose trimmings.
Mrs. Frank T. Smith. srenadinc over
Cerise tatfcta.
Mrs. G. A. Small Gardiner pink silk
and chiffon.
Mrs. General J. r. Richards Gardiner,
black velvet and pearls.
MIS-. H. L. Pishon. yellow silk. covered
with yellow silk muslin ii" sole.
Mrs. John \. Goodwin. black and white
velvet. lace and diamonds.
Mrs. 6. II. Brickctt. black silk.
Mrs. u. z. Miniken, black silk muslin,
diamonds.
Mrs. i,igclow 7. Sanhorn. black silk.
duchess lace.
with pearl trimmings.
Mrs. Fred G. <insmon. pink brocad"-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

usually large number Of tickets were
sold.
The evening was fair although cold.
and nothing in the way of the weather
nterfercd to keep the people away. 80
that Ny $50 when the first strains of
Dennis orchestra We're heard, the:r
were fully 80 people in the hail
When the ladies would appear from
their dressing room in NJ. $. Holway's
office below. they would lock with sur
prise upon the pretty spectacle pre-
scented by the hall in its gala dress.
put on especially for the occasion.
The decorations We're mostly of hun'-
ing of the national colors. red whit"
and blue. with flags that We're beau-
tifully draped from the gallery, form
ing festoons o. the beauty that can he
made only from our old Glory, The
kind Of beauty that thrills every loyal
citizen through and through.
The settees about the hail thai
usually look so barren and uninVitins,
were tastefully arranged and made to
look homelille and inviting by the al
dition Of sofa pillows and sofa scarfs'
1t was. without doubt, the social
event of the season, and it was SAD
hy many present. that not for mahE
wears had they seen a more brilliant
and select assemblage in this city.
Did they enjoy themselves? Well, 4:
anyone has any doubts about it, they
should have been present and seen the
handsomely dressed party, as they
gaily danced about the hall. all seen
ing intent upon having a better time
than their neighbors.
Promptly at S45 the soft refrain ot
waltz opened the ball, and at once
the floor was a scene of gayety. Almost
everyone danced There seemed to be
general craze for dancing. Possibly
they did not do it for the love of dane =
ing alone. but for sweet Charity $ sake.
Anyhow they danced. both young
and old. many of whom never dance
only on such occasions, and it IS sa te
to presume that even if the danclh2
was for sweet Charity's sake they err
loved it in the fullest sense OF the
word.
After half of the IA dances on tn
order had been enjoyed, dainty r.
fresbments of ice cream, cake an
coffee were served, at lhterliilsSloii
during which time all Were gwen a.
ample opportunity to rest preparatory
to the final dances, which were iiiiishe'
at late hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

rommendahle an object. that of as
sistng the st Marks Home for Aged
Ladies, they We're sure of success u,
the onset hut tho affair was even be
You'd their utmost expectations for in
The short time that the promoters,
Mrs. II. p. Miliken and Miss Parrott
With their able corps of assistants
have been working. they have met
with the best of success. and an IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

Mrs. Frances H. DreW's lecture Al
Union hall, last evening. and the audi
ence showed deep interest in her lee
ture. The second and last of the serie@
win be given. this afternoon, at 7,
o'clock. al the same place. on Woman
The Human Creator" Mrs Drew can
also be consulted at the Cony Housa
for the remainder of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

The Markham Electric Third Ran
Company has been organized at Saro
for the purpose of purchasing patent
rights and patents and to sell the sam
with 100000 capital stock Of which
so is paid in. The officers are: Pres
ident. 6. S Merrill of Lawrence, Mass. =.
treasurer. Edwin L. Pilsbury of BoS-
ton. Mass Certificate approved, Jan
uary II, 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

At the agricultural departmen;
they have just received the pressed
specimens of 500 different varieties q
Names weeds, and forage plants from
Prof. Harvey, the botanist Of the TIM
versity of Maine This is by no means
fun list of the specimens. collected
by Mr. Harvey. but the department
hopes to get the remainder later.
These specimens will greatly assist
the department in identifying the
weeds that are sent 70 them in album
dance. during the summer season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

Nj the State library. Librarian car
Yer has received the books that Will
he given to the free public libraries
that win be started during the Year il
towns, where the population il loss
than 1900 people In order Ia get the
fun list If books which are valued 4;
$loo the town must raise III least $."0.
Should a town raise 500 they viii ,e.
ccive $50 worth Of books.
The following is the list: History II
Maine Abhott and EIwell. LonGfel-
lows Complete Poetical Works; f. :.
Stiuson's King Noaneth," Seats ri
the Mighty. Gilbert Parker: Among
the Moths and Butterflies. julia 7. BAL
lard: Aruand's MASTERPIECES. Waiter T.
Cranston: Whittier's Poeticai Works,
Handbook of Eastern North America
Frank NJ Chapman Complete llistori-
cal Works, T. volumes. Francis Park
man: Historical Works of John Fisk:
Folk Lore and Legends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18
FOR CHARITY.
One of Most Select Gather
ings for Many Years
GaiIy Trips the Light F ntastic at Me-
oman Hall, Monday Evening.
Charity Ball an Unqualified Success. Both
Financially and Socially.

HERE, cannot
he too n1uch
praise given the
ladies under
" hose manage
ncnt the Char
ity ball was
given at Ne
onian hail,
Monday even
ing. With 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

Miss Wells. Hallowen green silk and
Qrgandie.
Ms H. J. Chisholm. Portland black
and white satin.
Mrs Henry Sturgis. organdic. white
and lavender and roses
Miss Sada Bernard, green SILK
Miss Louise Niguc black satin.
Mrs. Allen Quimby, white lace over
pink silk. pearls.
Mrs. Thomas Lambard. black silk
Mrs. George Il. Keene. white silk.
Miss Mabel Gould. brocfdc satin. pal"
green, chiffon and pearl trimmings
Miss Maude Sanborn. muslin dc sole
over violet taffata.
Mrs. f. +. Drake Gardiner. white mus
lin over pink taffeta.
Ms Bradford Kmball. black brocadc
silk. white point lace.
Miss Josephine Robertson yellow silk
with white satin trimmings. white skirt
Mrs G.. A. Robertson, helliotrope silk
with white satin trimmings and Duchess
lace.
Mrs NJ. MacFarland Johnson. liaio-
well. black lace over white silk red vel
Vet bodice. diamonds
Miss Chase. white muslin d" sole over
silk.
Miss sewall pink muslin de sole ovor
silk.
Mrs Frank l.. staples. white satin en-
Ms. ]. Y. Lane. pink. with monSse.lhf
de sole trimmings.
Mrs \. ". Brooks white orGandie
lace ANA satin ribbons
Miss Marguerite KroukS. red satin, with
point lace and pearls.
MIS- Dr H. T.. Hill. grey silk. with
ovcrdrcSs Of embroidered mouSsclinc de
sole.
Miss Ella Reid, yellow taffeta dress,
With mousseline de sole trimmings, low
Miss sanhorn, Rrookline. light blue fig
Urcd t2ileta.
Mrs. W. Il. Fisher. Nile green satin,
trimmed with pearl pa$srmenterie.
Mrs. T. J. G. Little, pink silk striped
challis trimmed with velvet and chiffon.
Mrs. G. W. Jones mauVe silk ana lace
diamonds.
Miss Jennie Harvey. Bath organdie
over green. with lace insertion
Mrs. VIM. +. Rice. Gardiner white $ TX
net over white silk white ribbon, dia-
n.onds. rubies and American Beautyroses.
Mrs. W. II. Cannot. pink and green
I China silk pink satin bodice trimmed
with green chiffon, diamonds.
! Mrs. Aibic Johnson, white figured India
Hone NJ. Haynes white muslin Owe
! yellow violet.
Mrs. ". $. rhoate, pale blue MORE SILK.
Mrs. Harrison Getchcn of North
| Street place. was bitten by car
through the llnuckle cf the forefnger
of the right hand. about four weeks
ago. Blood poisoning set in and the
arm was inflamed To the shoulder. For
a time it was thought that the arm
and even, perhaps her life could not
/ be saved. but the Inflammation after a
time subsidized The inflammation in
>aded some Of the bones Of the hand
the forefinger and Il portion of the
hand. The operation was performed
assisted by Dr. Tucll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18
Union Mutual Lie Insurance Company
Portland. Maine.
NOTICE

The annual meeting OF the mon Mu-
tnal Life Insurance Company will be held
at the company's office at Portland.
Maine. on TUESDAY the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1898. at 1870 A. NJ. for the purpose
of electing four a. directors in the place
of those whose term of office expires ana
to fiji any other vacancy, if any, then eX-
listing in the board.
By order of the directors.
J. FRANK LANG, Secretary.
Portland Me. Dec. 29, 1897.
IL ian6,dtd Il -! l.A--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

Mrs. EVA +, IIincklcy has scnt the
Bangor Humane Society 81. to he used
in the work of the society This is Mrs.
Hinckleys second large gift within It
wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18
Pinkham ( Shefburne,
The
floihic,s and Boot and Shoe Dealers.

Dyspepsia s.sSsc sad b s 4
ders positively cured. Grover Grahams
Dyspepsia Remedy is specific, One
dose removes ali distress and a perma-
nent cure of the most chronic and severe
cases is guaranteed Do not suffer- a
30 cent bottle will convince the most
skeptical f. G. Kinsman & Co., Drug
Slsts. Augusta, Me. d1y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

". C. Ellis the assistant bank cN
aminer, who injured his back by a Sc
vere fan one day last week. is again
able TO he about his work on their an
nual report, which Wiii soon re issued
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

Lung l<uro quickly relieves Asthma,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
Oddziafy Aguinalda

SSS'sSN1%<noSa4esss& fNa 81 ~ eesf6FsU
stoja pod sauna Manila i nieu.
stannie strzelaja ma plac6wki hisz.
pahskie, ably je znusyt. W szpi.
tslach i koscio}ach Manili Levy
peino rannych. Pred kilku dnia.
mi wys}ano Manili 800 wo
zow, peinych amunicyi zyw-
nosci, celem zaopatrzenia for.
tow zewnetrznych. Tymczasem
Aguinaldo napadi ma te wozy, roz-
pedzii konw6j, zywnost mate
ryaiy zabrai, pieniadze zdepono.
wal ma okretach amerykahskich.
Do tel pory powstahcy wzieli po.
dobno 5000 zo}nierzy hiszpahskich
do niewoli.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
600 OS6b utOnefO.

Halifax, N. c., ego lipca Fran.
cuski okret "La Bourgogoe, e, kt6ry
wyjechaa W ubiegss sobote z New
Yorku do Hawru, I'd rzya sic W odle-
gsos,i 60 mil ma poiuduie cd wyspy
Sable angielskim okretem zero.
martyshire" zatons}.
Kolizya zdarzyaa sic &: sci ra-
no dnia 4 90 lipos. Il osmiuset lu-
dzi uyratou aso sic tylko dwiescie:
40 pssszer6w i 30 oz}onk6w zalogi.
Uszkodzony W tel kolizyi okret
angielski, przyciagna} do przystani
W Halifax parowieo "Grecian," kto.
ry plynaa Glasgow do New Yorku.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
ObyWatele BarcelOny

ucierpieli moze najbardziej
skutkiem wojny, dla tego tez So
zgnebieni i ME mysla demon
stracyach, iak mieszkahcy Madry-
tn, Walencyi, Mur:yi, Oviedo i t.
d. silny spadek kursu pieniedsy
wywo}a} W ca}ej Hiszpanii liczne
bankructwa, lecz najliczniejsze W
Barcelona. Najpewniejszym ba-
rometrem dla notowah pieniez.
nych jest Paryz, tam ma poczat-
ku kwietnia "a 100 fir. dawano
140, " dniu 1oym $50, Ego ma
ia 1852, obecnie zas 202 pesety.
Wieksze biura bankierskie, jak
mp. fila Credit Lyonnais W Bar
celonie, diva razy ns dzieh wywie.
szaja tabelki kursami gie}dy
pienieznej; pred tabelkami stoja
zawsze t}umy. Ola drobnego han,
dlu zw}aszcza 6w spadek cen jest
ruina. Kupiec, ktjry obstalowal
towar zagraniczny W czasach gdy
frank sta} 13O peset6w, obecnie "a
ten sam towar musi p}acit przeszio
200 peset6w. Tranzakcye termino.
we So wobec tego niemozliwe;
kazdy przedmiot nabywany bye
musi "a got6wke, got6wki mafo.
Najwieksze przygnebienie panuje
W klasaoh inteligentnych i zamoz,
nych; lud robotniczy patrzy oboje-
tnie ma to wypadki ola tego zape
wne, ze ME ma mic do stracenia.
Chcac jakby sic zag}uszyc, pu.
blicznoSt nap}ywa tfumnie do tea
tr6w-jest ich W Barcelona IL, W
liczbie tel Limo, mogacy pomie-
scic 5000 os6b, dalej cyrk do
walki byk6w, poi tuzina przy,
bytk6w weso}ej muzy, wszystkie
to miejsca widowisk bywaja co
wiecz6r przepefuione.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
Jeden zwyciezyf trzech.

Dnia 27 czerwca amerykahski
krzyzowiec St. Paul, pod dow6dz
twem kap. Sigsbee, mia} maia u.
tarczke pod San Juan, Portoryko,
z 3 okretami hiszpahskimi. Krzy,
zowiec Isabella, jedna kanonierka
i torpedowiec Terror wysz}y "a
toki, aby, zaatakowat St. Paul.
Amerykanie spostrzegli nieprzy.
jaci6{ W czas przywitali ich sill
nymi strza}ami. Jeden pocisk
explodowa} ma okrecie Isabella,
zabijajac jednego raniac 7 matt.
kow. Hiszpahskie okrety wr6cify
do zatoki po tel lekcyi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
WOjenne balOny,

uAywane proez sfuzbe sygna}owa
W celu zbadania fortyfikacyj po-
zycyj nieprzyjacielskich, okaza}y
sic bardzo poaytecznymi przy alta
ku ma Santiago. Balon wzui6s} sic
W powietrze pokierowany zostai
akuratnie mad miasto. Kiedy tyl-
ko balon sie zatrzyma} dla zdjecia
fotografi, Hiszpanie strzelali do
niego, ale strzaiy ME mogiy do.
siegnac.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY.

Washington.-senat przyjai re-
zolucye kt6ra wklucza wyspy Ha,
wajskie do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Obecny Rad ma wyspie zosta} "a
twierdzony, wszystkie traktaty
zniesione. Wszystkie prawa cfowe
i wykluczajace Chihczyk6w tory.
toryum stan6w Zjed. beds obor,
wiazywafy ma wyspach. .-Ustano,'
wiono zaraz komisye do ufozenia
novel konstytucyi dla wysp.
Gibraltar. - Rad hiszpahski
wezwa} tlote Canary, ably wr6cifa
do kraju.
L obozu gen. Shaftera.-Z 400
jenc6w ma okrecie "Harvard," oko.
10 so dosta}o sic do karabin6w W
nocy, uzbroili sic i chcieli uciec ma
fodziach. Straz ich spostrzegia i
przysz}o do bitwy. Sze6ciu Hiszpa.
now zosta}o zabitych, Is rannych.
L Amerykan6w mkt ME zosta} eka.
leczony.
Ostatni okret eskadry Cerve-
ry, "Reina Marcedes,'' zatopiony
zostaf we wtorek W nocy W poblizu
"Merrimaca." Gdy Amerykanie
spostrzegli wychodzacy okret "a
czeli do niego strzelac i wnet wy
buchi ma MEM ogieh. Przypu-
szczaja, ze Hiszpanie sami zatopi-
Ii okret umy6lnie, aby zawalic ka-
nah i przeszkodzit wjazd okret6w
amerykahskich do zatoki.
Washington. - Prezydent Nc
Kinley wydai proklamacye do
wszystkich wyznah religijnych,
aby dziekowa}y Bogu "a swietne
swyciestwo amerykahskiej aoty
'rmii W obecnej wojnie, a takze
orosi1y o zawarcie pokoju.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
RAPPORT admirafa SampsOna.
siboney, 3 Lipca, 1898,
godzina 3 m. Is rano.

godzina 3 m. Is rano.
Flota pod moim dowSdztwem
ofaruje Narodowi jako prezent ma
Czwartego Lipca GAIA flote Cerve-
ry. zaden okret nieprzyjacielski
ME uciekf. Pr6bowali uciec o 90.
dzinie 1:30 po p6tnocy. O godzi-
ME 2giej ostatni okret, "Christo-
bal Colon" wjechai ma mielizne 60
mil ma zach6d cd Santiago spu.
sell swe choragwie.
"Infsnta Maria Teresa" "Oqu-
endo" i "Vizcaya" przyparte 70
sta}y do wybrzeza, spalone i wy.
sadzone W powietrze ma odleg}osci
20 mil cd Santiago.
"Furor" i "Pluton" zniszczone
zostafy W odlegfosci czterech mil
cd portu.
Nasze straty So: jeden zabity
dw6ch rannych-
''Straty nieprzyjaciela wynoszs
pewnie kilkaset, miancwicie cd
pociskow, eksplozyj i utoniecia "a.
bralismy 1900 jehc6w, a takze ad
mirafs Cervere.
Zabitym zosta} George H. FL.
lis, zarzadzajaey sk}adami ma o.
kretaeh.
'(Podpis) SAMPSON
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
z Portoryko.

Do Washingtonu przyby} sekre.
tarz partyi rewolucyjnej " Porto
ryko, Rayon H. Todd, prosba,
aby Stany Zjednoczone odebra}y
to wyspe cd Hiszpanii. Pan Todd
zarecza, ze wieksza Geese ludnosci
W Portoryko chwyci "a broh pre-
civ Hiszpanom. Rewolucyonisci
chca, aby Stany Zjed. objeiy mad
mimi protektorat.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
Zwyciestwa Okretu "Hist"
New York, s Lipca.

New York, s Lipca.
''Herald" opisuje bitwe, kt6ra
miala miejsce W ub. sobote pod
Mauzanillo.
Okrety "Hist," "Hornet" i
"Wampatuck" wys}ane by}y przez
admire}a Sampsona, aby zniszczyt
tam statki hiszpahskie, kt6rych mia.
10 bye tylko cztery, a okazaio sic, IL
by}o 8, pomiedzy kt6rymi by}
jeden torpedowiec jeden krzyao.
wiec.
skoro amerykahskie okrety do.
sta}y sic do zatoki, zaatakowani
zostali nietylko z wszystkich 8
statk6w, lecz takze fortyfkacyj
ladowych i przez artylerye uloko-
wana ma pomostach i wysunieta
daleko ma wOde.
Amerykanie smialo przystapili
do bitwy.
Okret Hist trafony byi II
razy przez pociski hiszpanskie, ale
ME wyrzadzi}y one zadnej zna-
cznej krzywdy, lecz ma "Horne-
cie'' zniszczone zostafy rury paro.
we i musia} 60 "Wampatuck" cd.
ciagnat linami ma morze.
"Hist' pozosta} jeszcze sam W
bitwie udafo mu sic zatopic po.
most z artylsrya.
Podczas bitwy Amerykanis "a
topili Hiszpahska kanonierke i
szalupe, oraz pomost wojskiem,
a takze uszkodzili torpedowiec i
kilka inuych kanonierek.
Podczas cofania sic ma morze
"Hist" zauwazy} W zatoce Neguira
kanonierke nieprzyjacielska, kt6ra
ostro zaatakowa} zatopif W prze-
ciagu 10 minut.
Wkr6tce po wycofaniu sic z
bitwy "Hist'' spostrzeg} okre1
wiozacy wojsko hiszpahskie, "a
kt6rym pogoni}. Hiszpanie uciekli
ma mielizne, gdzie okret sw6j po.
zostawili, wojsko zdofafo wydo,
stat sic ma lad, DO "Hist" wsku,
tex mielizny ME m6gf dose bliskc
podjechac, aby i'm przeazkodzit.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
4 Filipin.

Admiral Dewey zawiadomi]
Rad, ze okret Charleston trans.
porty 280Oj wojskaj ladowegc
przyby}y do Cavite 1 lipca.
Po drodze Amerykanie zabrali
wyspe Maryany (Ladrone), a mia.
nowicie W dniu 20.ym czerwca.
Zabranie tych wysp odby}o sig
dose zabawnie.
Gdy Charleston wystrzelif dc
fortecy hiszpahskiej, do przystani
przybys gubernator ze swita-i
zacza} komendanta przepraszac, ze
ma saluty jego okretu ME moze cd
powiedziec, DO mu zabrak}o pro.
chu!
Gubernatora i wszystkich urze-
dnik6w oraz oficer6w za}ogi hi,
szpahskiej przywieziono do Cavite,
jake jehc6w. Powiadaja oni, ze
wcale ME wiedzieli o tenn, 20 woj-
ma wybuch}a:
Rzady wysp Maryahskich po-
wierzono chwilowo niejakiemu
Franciszkowi Portusach 'owi, kt6-
ry byf tam jedynym amerykah-
skim obywatelem.
Dnia 20 czerwca hiszpahska ka-
nonierka "Leyte" wysz}a .rzeki z
pod Manili podda}a sic dobro-
wolnie admira}owi Dewey, t}oma-
czac sic tenn, ze zabrak}o i'm zy-
wnosci i amunicyi. Ma kanonierce
byfo So ofcer6w i 81 szeregow-
COW. .
Gdy Amerykanie chcieli za1oge
ma parol, ME chcia}a ona
wr6cic do Manili, obawiajac sie
rozstrzelania. Prosili Amerykan6w
o zatrzymanie ich W obozie, dop6-
XII sobie gdzie ME znajda piracy
jako robotnicy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
TOLEDO, OHIO, sOBoTA, 9 LIPCA, 1898.

Rad hiszpahski widzi jasno, ze
wojny ME wygra, lecz uparcie chce
ia prowadzit nadal. Tysiace ME.
winnych m}odziehe6w padnie je-
szcze W tel wojnie, tylko przez
up6r szlachty rzadzacej Hiszpania.
Lud hiszpahski zaczyna pojmo,
wac Gaia pod}ose rzadu bury sic,
a zaburzenia to moga lada chwila
przemienic sic W rewolucye.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
StraSZna okSDlOZya.

Londyn.--Podozas }adowauia o.
kretu "Manitoba," ktory niedawno
zostal kupiony przez Rad Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, eksplodowala paka
z nabojami. Pie6 os6b zosta}o roz.
szarpanych W kawaaki, Is porauio
nyoh. Okret jest SLIME uszkodzony
i musi bye reparowany, zanim bedzie
m6g1 odpiynac.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-07-09
w Havanie PaDuje teroryzm.

General Blanco wydaf prokla.
macye, grozaca rozstrzelaniem
kazdemu, kto krytykuje postepo.
wsnie rzadu. W miescie dale sic
odezuwae brak zywnosci. Wojsko
buntuje sic. Jezeli ME nadejda
predko Amerykanie, wybuchnie W
Havanie rewolucya. General Blan-
co sam przyznaje, 2e pofozenie je-
go jes: rozpaczliwe. Stoi tam
100000 ludzi pod bronia, lecz po.
iowa mich wola}aby sic poddac
nieprzyjacielowi, niz cierpiec gi6d.