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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-16
BROWN OF PRATT, OPPOSES.
Declares an Extra Session Would Be
Crank Nonsense"

Pratt, Nov. 6.-Representative w. F.
Brown was in town yesterday. and
when asked by the Journal correspond
ent what he knew about the talk con-
corning a special session of the legisIa-
ture. said that he had heard nothing
and knew nothing on the subject except
what he had read in the Journal When
asked his opinion regarding the pro-
posed session, he said:
1T is rank nonsense. It is on a line
with locking the stable after the horse
has been stolen. Suppose a special ses-
sion is called; is there any reason for
believing that the members who could
not be brought into line at the regular
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-16
NJ 'KINLEY TO GO SOUTH
Will Attend the Atlanta Peace
Jubilee Next Month.

Washington, Nov 16.-Captain Evan
?. Howell of the war investigating COM
mission was at the White House today
and practically completed rangements
with the president for a visit by Mr.
Mckinley to the Atlanta, Ca, peace ju-
bilee next month. The president win
leave here December 13. arriving in At
lsnta at noon on the 14th, and remain
ing until midnight of the 18th. If the
Seventh corps is at Savannah, he will
visit it there.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-16
ON THE ROCKS.
The Barge II. 3 in a Perilous Position
Near Sacket's Harbor.

watertown, N Y, Nov. 16.-The
barge H B., owned by the Ogdensburg
Coal and Towing company is on the
rocks near Sacket's Harbor, Lake On
tario The captain, his family and
crew of six, are still on the vessel. The
life saving crew has been ordered out.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-16
JACK HARRIS NAMED.
Appointed Postmaster at Otta-
wa by the President.

Washington. Nov. 16.-The president to-
day appointed J. P. Harris postmaster at
Ottawa Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-16
SIBYL TOMBSTONE
Made Famous by the "Clemenceau
Casen is Dead.

New York. Nov 16.-The Times says
that Sfbyl Johnstone, the actress. died at
her home in this city November I. that
her body was crenated and that the fact
of the death has just been made known.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-16

Colored shirts and waists Iaundered
so that the colors will not fade Peer
less Steam Laundry, 112 and ia West
Eighth street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-16
Weather Indications.

Chicago, Nov. 16.-For Kansas: Part
ly cloudy tonight and Thursday; var
liable winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-16

The -Washburn college foot ball team re-
turned from Denver this afternoon at 4
o'clock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-16

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15
DIR. DTCKTr SJN VERY III.
Unconscious. Bu' Somehow lie Got Home
on, .-r.- - N~tvs

Unconscious. Bu' Somehow lie Got Home
on, No-r.-.0 N~fys.
Rev. Dr. A. T.. Dickinson. the veteran
editor Of the Religious Herald was at
lacked by an unusual and dangerous
stroke of acute Indigestion Sunday and
for a while it was feared be would not
rally from its effects.
Or Dickinson was AT Newport News
Sunday in the interests OF scTe religious
work. Suddenly he was seized with the
attack referred TO. and from that time
lost consciousness completely. lie took
the train however and came nome, hut
up0n arriving az his residence. No. l03j
west Grace street. it was discovered that
he was out OF his head. and his physi-
clan DR. j. Page Massie, was promptly
summoned. and found the patient suffer
ing from an acute attack OF Indigestion.
which rendered him temporarily uncon-
scious Or Massie watched his patient
closely until .ast night when there was
thought TO be no further danger and ii
IS expected that DR. Dickinson will be
out iu q few days at most
4 very peculiar feature ~ the case
As that DR. Dickinson could not recall
anything that transnircd between the
time Doe was taken in and several hours
after he reached his home Tie did not
remember how be got home. when he
came. or any OF the circumstances con-
nected with the journey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15
TO ExrEND BUSINESS IN GEORGTA
4 Concern Owning New England and
Sou'hern Mills Find tie Lat'e Profitable

4 Concern Owning NeW England and
sou'hern Mills Find tie Latter Profitable
BOSTON. Feb "a The annual meeting
Of the Massachusetts, cotton Mills OF
Lowell was held to-day at the Office Of
the treasurer. The annual meeting Of the
Massachusetts Mills in Georgia was also
held. Reports on the years business Of
the two mills were presented. These
stated that the mills I'm Lowell, In COM
mon with other Northern manufacturers
of cotton goods. has suffered from the de-
pressed condition OF the cotton goods
market and law prices, which were be-
low what many classes OF goods could
be produced for under the rate Of wages
obtaining IN Massachusetts,. On the
other hand. the plant In Georgia. making
goods similar 90 those made In Lowell
and obtaining the same prices. had been
able 10 return a fair profit. owing 10 the
lower cost Of manufacture due TO cheap
er wages. longer hours. lower taxation
and lower cost Of power Influenced by
these results. the following vote was
passed unanimously by the stockholders:
In view Of the fact that certain pro-
ducts OF the Massachusetts, Cotton Mil
at Lowell can be produced at tine mill in
Llndale. Ca. for lower Iost than they
can be- produced at Lowell it is. there
fore. voted that the directors Doe instruct
cd 10 consider the possibility Of the extern
sion of the business in George and report
thereon 40 some future meeting OF the
COrDOratiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

shoulders. and three IN the back Of his
head. About twenty riddled the top Of
his hat. while the rest OF the load went
n few inches over the top OF his head.
Mr.. Saunders was not struck at all.
Fearing that the lunatic would fire
again. and realizing that he had nothing
with which to protect himself Nr. Mon
tague got out OF the buggy and ran some
fifty or sixty yards down the side Of the
fence.
Tnen the Iunatie turned his attention
20 Mr. Saunders. That gentlemans head
was covered with the gun. and he was
not more than eight feet distant.
Then the crazy man cursed him ard
swore he would XIII him.
TOOK HIS WATCH.
Give me your watch" demanded the
lunatic
This was done.
Now give me your overcoat," he yell
ed at the top Of his voice.
This request was also granted.
The crazy man next demanded OF Mr..
Saunders his money but was told he did
not have any money with him.
well. ] think shall just blow the
TOP Of your head of" said the maniac.
smiling with o hendish expression, and
putting his finger on the trigger.
Mr.. Saunders was absolutely helpless.
and expected every moment that IT would
be his last. He wondered for a few
minutes what he would do. and then de-
cided as last resort 90 lean over the
fence and try graphing with the lunatic.
lie started 10 do this. but as he moved
forward Bailey took aim at his head and
fai1 firmly. "Tate another step and III
blow your head offV'
CAME TO IT'S RESCUE.
His expression indicated that ne would
keen his word For ten minutes he neld
tho muzzle Of the gun almost In the face
OF Mr.. Saunders swearing all the ume
that he Intended 10 kin that gentleman
Mr. Montague. seeing the close quar-
tcrs IN which Mr.. Saunders was placed
walked up 10 where he was. and deter
mined 10 try 10 abstract the lun1tics
attention hv asking him some questions.
AZ the same time he winked al Mr. Saun-
dors To walk away This he did.
soon th. mnatic discovered that he had
beon triclSed. lie lcvelled the gun M MT.
Afontague's head and said coolly:
Now. I'm going 10 kin you for letting
that fellow get away
Mr. Montague argued with the man
a while and tried 20 convince him that
thcro was no reason why he should
carry his threat into execution. lie re-
fused 20 give tha lunatic his pocket-book
and then commenced 10 laugh out loud
in Pailey's face. This surprised the
lunatc who without any annarent re7-
son turned and walked rapidly up the
road and disappeared.
PROBED FOR THE SHOT.
The party then got together and came
home. Mr.. Montague went to the Old
Dominion HCs0tal where Dr. Lewis 9.
Bosher urobed for the shot and took
out an nine of them. The operation was
very paianful and several stitches had
TO be taken i'm one Of the wounds. Mr..
Montague's clothes were literally cover
ed with blood when he returned 10 the
city His wounds are painful but not
necessarily serious.
Bailey sent Mr.. Saunders watch back
TO him by a man coming into town from
his neighborhoOd.
Alr Savage it is understood. came back
20 Richmond and swore out a warrant for
the arrest of Bailey who will be brought
before a commission and probably sent
back 20 the insane asylum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb. Ia
Special Mrs. Ashby. widow % the late
Major w W. Ashby United states Con-
sun % Colon. who was drowned last
month. arrived here Saturday evening
with her daughter Miss Nancye. having
como direct from New York where they
landed Friday They are the guests or
their relatives Col l.. o. Magrath and
family.
Mrs Ashby LETT for Washington to-day
20 call on the Secretary OF state and
make a report 10 that department.
4 revival commenced IN the BAPTIST
church yesterday ana will continue for
several weeks
Rev II. w. Tribble of Charlottesville.
will arrive to-day and preach tonight and
will continue 20 assist tho pastor. Rev.
Or. T. :. Dunaway until the meetinF
closes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15
PErERsBURG ORDERs METERS.
One Thousand to Be Installed An E1pio-
sion NJ "a Fire Works Factory.

PETERSBURG VA. Feb. Ii.-Speciai
The Water Committee of the city coun-
cu this afternoon awarded the contract
FOR one thousand water meters 10 a COM
pany Of New York and one I'm Boston
The contract for one thousand reter
boxes WINS awarded 20 the P'tersb"rS
Works Company The installation
Of tho r0r ters " % be done by tha plumb
crs OF Petersburg.
An xflerio" uccnrrod fhIa nffrruOon
az the Romano fireworks factory, In
Prince George county TWO or the lcat-
ing-f0uses we've hrrn u hut fhn i08s " II
be small. Felix COrdoignea was the only
person injured lie was 81 ghuy burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. lL-Special. Lit
tie Gertie Nelson. living In Norfolk cOun-
~. met a horrible death by being burned
with concentrated lye. Her mother. who
had been sorubblng, left box OF con-
centrated lye on the floor ana the child
unseen ate quantity OF II.
Nothing was known OF the occurrence
until the child was taken III. Medical
aid was summoned but before the physI-
clans arrived she died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15
CONGRESSIONAL COMyITTEE.
A RESOLUTION Adopted Favoring The chic


a~o 'ur'". c' ri-"t.
WASHINGTON. Feb. lA-At a meeting
OF the Democratic Congressional cam
paien Committee tonight, the following
officers were elected. Senator White
having been chosen chairman some time
ago:
Governor Osborne. of Wyoming. vice
chairman. James Kerr, Pennsylvania. re-
cretary. Judge ". y. Fleming, Kentucky.
first assistant secretary: Joseph Onl,
Georgia. second assistant secretary
The committee before adjournment
adonted the following resolution present
ed by Senator Jones:
..ln the opinion OF this committee there
should De the most earnest and hearty
cooperation between the variJus friends
OF bimetalllsm as defined bv the Chicago
platform and they should use every hcn-
est and legitimate aeans 70 pron1g1te
this sentiment and 10 unite in its support
the voters OF every party opposed 10 the
gold standard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15
TRIED THE N-GHTS.
Enorts to Locate the Bullet In Gerald
Heoker of 80 Avail.

Little Gerald Hooker. who was acct
dcntauy shot while hunting recently. has
not imnroved any during the last day or
two. Careful efforts have been made 10
locate the bullet but so far without
avail
Dr. j. Page Massie. who is attending the
unfortunate BOY. tried 20 locate the hn'let
Yesterday through the assistance ot the
X-ravs. but the ball Is SO small and has
penetrated so deep in the Back of the
bow that no trace Of 80 could De found.
Meantime the patient lies IN helpless
condition. due 90 partial paralysis. Ills
recovery is doubtful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15
THE ALExAXDBTA Gas CLERK.
Cooke - Twelve Hundred Doliars short
over that Already Paid by His Friends.

over that Already Paid by His Friends.
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, Feb. 14.-spccial.
The joint Committee on Light and FL
nance OF the City Council have prepared
their report ON the discrepanc es of the
.as company books as left 10y TIC
fo~~-e~ cierk r. T. Cook. and a copy IS
now in the hands OF Mayor simpson, 90
. -, 4..r tn aDJOurned meeting
OF the city Council Tues ay night
As previously stated. there is set 81 200
due the gas company IN addition 20 the
81 500 already paid ia by Cooks friends,
hut this amount IS also promised 20 be
forthcoming before the meeting on tn a-
day. consequently neither the city offi-
irls no Mr. Cooks hondsmen. the Fi-
deity and Surety Company. OF Baltimore,
saow any disposition TO prosecute the
case.
The Board Of Directors OF the AleXan-
gria kindergarten met last night. and
letter OF thanks was forwarded TO Mrs.
Tearst. OF California. for tho bcnchc nj
interest she has manifested Ia the well
ARE Of the inst tuition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15
Six Men Drowned.

SOUTHAMPTON. Feb. 1t-Ths steam
er columbia. from Hsvrc. for South
amuton. ran into a fishing smack in the
channel to-day cutting her IN two, and
sinking her Immediately Six o. the
crow of the smack were drowned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15
FORTY PROBABLY PERIsHED.
The Nevada, Enronte 80 Jures, Missing
and rhough' TO Have cen Bufned.


and rhough' TO Have reen Bu'ned.
VICTORIA, 3. c.. February 1.-THE
steamer Islander brings news that the
steamer Nevada. CT Seattle. was burned
at Lynn Canal and forty men Who were
on board are supposed 20 have per.aned.
The Nevada loft Skaguay for Juneau
on February 5th. and when the Islander,
whic arrived from ComOX this morning.
reached Juneau. the Nevada had not or
rived there The day that she shcuid
have reached Juneau fire was seen on
the horizon and the opinion was general
that the flames were those o. burning
steamer II is feared that the passengers
ana crew have met death. as there has
been a terrible wind and snow storm IN
the North and small boats could hardly
live.
Captain Irving. OF the Islander. reports
that the weather has been terrific.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

WASHINGTON. Feb. q. The Fepubli-
can Congressional Committee met to-
night IN the lobby OF the House aid after
perrecting its organi ;at.On enrych into
a brief discussion Of party isspes. Re-
preventative Joseph Babcock. OF Wiscon-
sin. for the third time was houoi"d with
tne chairmanship Of the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

NORFOLK, VA. Feb. H.-Special 1t As
stated on good authority that the Electric
Company OF Virginia has sold out tti
Messrs. Peter Wright a. Co. bankers and
br0sers. Of New York al three and ono
halt times the stock or the company.
Ohlcers OF the company refuse 70 af-
firm OF deny the statement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15
Wi.hrlmiua Enragrd.

PARIS, Feb. l4-The Gaulois pub
fishes a very improbable rumor OF the
belrothsl OF Queen Wilhelmlna OF
Nl l.nefiands 40 Prince Napoleon Louis.
brother 10 Prince Napoleon Victor pres
ent head o. the House OF Bonapart..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

BEAUFORT. n c.. Feb. 1l-Captain
Moore's whaling crew, on Shackleford's
banks. near the bar. to-day killed tho
arrest whale captured here Ia many
wears. measuring Nty feet lone. bone
seven and a half feet The whale viii
make slxty-five barrels OF oil, and Is esti-
mated 10 10 wO~fh 81 S-l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15
NM Y rr,nln Pn.tma..rrs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. i4.-Fourth-class
-.o-'- masters have been appointed as fol-
lows:
inia-BrOOkneal BeZer Smell; Lly,
Mrs Fannie Newman; Mangohick. Mrs.
H. r. MoOklar; Rescue. S Srah r. Jordan.
Volney. JOecpA - S0enCCr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

The following was the range OF tho
thermometer al The Times Office yesier-
day: a. NJ. H; Y NJ, N' ?. NJ, -:
6 +. n. 50; r.. Nj, -; u NJ. ~ Ave-
rage, 81 %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

The Montgomery Des instion Believed
30 H" Havana.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA. VIA BER-
MUDA, Feb 1.-THE United States
Cruiser Montgomery sailed from Port Au
Prince late last night under cipher or
ders received from Washington.
IL Is believed that her destination Is
Havana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

Tuesday:
Virginia-Fair In the morning. showers
in the evening or night. south - vest
winds
North Carollna-Generally fair Tres.
day; southwesterly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

WASHINGTON. Feb. II -rhe rasolu-
tion Of Representative Lewis. Cf Wash
ington demanding Minister D.. LONE s
recall was introduced in the House to-
dav
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-15

Mr. Saunders turned the horses's head
which put him on the side Aext 70 the
fence. Mr. Montague started Goo get .ut
OF the buggy. but az that moment he saw
Bailey put his finger on the trigger. 50
he ducked his head and the iunaiic nred
OF the same moment The fact that Mr.
Montague ducked his head was all that
saved him from instant death. for he
was not more than fifteen yards from the
muZzle OF the sun which was loaded
with number four shot SIS shots were
buried Ia Mr Montague's back and
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-19
R6Ane WiadOmOSei.
telegrafczne.

W Petersburgu spali}y
sic olbrzym'e e barakl drzewa,
przyczem 10 os6b spali}o sic
ma popioi
= w Bremen umarl SO le-
tni H. H. Meier, za}oayciel pol
nocno niemiecklego Lloyd'a.
- so letpi patryota wegier.
ski mr.. Jan Astalosz, kt6ry
bra1 czynry udzia1 W wypad-
kach 1S4S roku, zabl} W =przy-
stepie obfedu wlasns zone i
.samego siebie- Skutkiem po-
niesionych STRAIT maiatkowych
popadi W malancholie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-19
Waana Zmiana " cZasle kOlet
Nickel Plate.

Cd Niedzieli 1890 Listopada, es.
presowy pociag New York i Boston
odchodzi z Chicago CO dzeh godz: i.
10. 20 rano, zam,ast 8 godz. 1O:8b
rano, jak dawn'ej. Inns poc'sgi od'
chodzs dziennie o godzine 2:56 po
poaudniu godz. 1915 wleczorem
iak poprzednio. Ma wssys'klch po.
clagach bes zmian posostaje zaws.e
to samo eleganckie urasdsenie jsk
poprzeduio. zsdnej dodatkowej CO.,
ny ME bedsie sic dolicza6 ma zsduym
pooiagu. Ceny zawsze nsjniasze.
M,ejsce ma wagonaoh sypialaych "a.
mowit MONA ma jakibadz prsyssiy
ozas. Dworzeo W Chicago, Van Blu.
rem str. r6g Pacific sye, Prey gornej
kolei. City ticket office: III Adams
str. Telephone Main 1889. : 80
Gsf ~ .Gls-ia-ss-ss ess-s-0 I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-19

W drodze New Yorku
do Liverpool zeskoczyl z
pok}adu okretu ,Campanla'
niejaki Mokarlsen " morze l
utonaf.
- Pod Havana napadli
wczoraj ma pociag kolejowy
rabusie i grabili pasazer6w z
pieniedzy i kosztownosci.
- Krazownik hiszpa1ski
,,Reiua Mercedes, zatopiony
pod Santiago, zostanie wydo-
byty z wody.
- Listonosze we wielkich
miastach W Niemczech uzy
wac beda w6zk6w, porusza.
nych "a pomoca motoru ele-
ktryczpego.
- Cesarz Franciszek J6zef
szuka rozrywki ma polowaniu,
W leslie wegierskim pod Goe-
dele.
- Ma wyspie Formosa bill
sic Japo6czycy 2 powstahcaml.
Ostatnich leglo W boju 400.
- Papiez cieszy sic obecnie
lepszem zdrowiem, niz kledy'
kolwiek W kilku ostatnlch la
tach.
- Admiral Schley bawi u
krewnych we Frederick, Md.
Parowiec st. Paul., od'
p}ynal ze San Francisco do
Manili 2 licznymi podarunka-
mi ma gwiazdke dla wojska
naszego ma Fllipinacb.
- Pod Jersey City, najechal
sp6zniony pociag ykoiel penn
sylwa6skiej ma oddzia1 robo-
tnik6w, pracujscych ma torze
kolejowym. IL robotnik6w
jest zabitych 4 rannych. W
liczbie zabitych znajduja sic
Po'acy: Franc. Badoski, Fir.
Ludowski i Franc. Slolnihski.
Raniouymi zostali Michai
Miller i Franc. Szwaczkowskl.
- Z.glowiec Atlanta"
rozbil sic mad brzegami Ore
gonu. % marynarzy utonefo.
4 Ithaca, N. Y, uciek{
miody student uniwersytetu
Cornell W SWAT, zabrawszy 2
sobs zone starego profesora.
By}y prezydent Grover
Cleveland udai sic W podr6z
20 Kubie Porto Rico.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-19
Kronika Miejsc9Wd.
Me sIyszat mic 0 Litwinach.

Sedza Gary pomimo sedziwego
wieku swojego i mimo tego, IL ucho-
dzi "a bardzo uczonego, nrgdy MIC
ME ssyszas Lltwinach. Wczoraj
rano pojawila sic W jego sadzie PAM
Anna zelende, zam. pm. 2e4 Jeffer.
son str, kt6ra osksrzyla niejakiego
Piotra Gefsres, IL tenae pr6bowa}
obrabowac ja W mieszkaniu d. 70 z.
m. Me umiejao po angielsku, miasa
t}6maoza, kt6ry jej zeznania po Ii.
tewsku skladsne, tlomaczys ma jezyk
angielski. sedzia Gary usfyszawszy
dzwieki mowy mu nieznanej, zapytaf
sic, jakim jezykiem m6wi oskarzy.
cielka.
- Pc litewsku - odrzek} tl6.
macz,
- Co to znaczy: po litewsku? Czy
Jest taxa nova? = zapyta} sic sedzia
Gary.
T}6macz odrzekl, ze tax jest, 2e
jest to jedyny jezyk zyjacy najwie.
cei pokrewny sauskrytowi. sedzia
Gary zamyslis sic gieboko, siuohajsc
dalszych wywodow....
Gwardzista GOmeza.
w Mount Sterling, Wis, zostai
onegdaj aresztowany William D.
Smith, szef gwardyi przybocznej ku.
bahskiego generasa naclelnego Maxi.
ma Gomez, przywieziony do Chi
oago.
Pred p6ltrzecia miesiacem Smith
przybyi tu "a urlopeu. ssusys on W
armii kub. hski-j przez 2 lsta byf
tam naczelnikiem gwardyi Gomeza.
Przed wybuchem wojny amery kan.
sko hiszpahsk ei byl "a urloPem
kr6tki czas W Oh ca 70, poznal sic tu
przedsiebioroami Green i jerks i
otrzymal cd Mich $500 celem pozy-
skania dla Mich kontraktu dostawy
dla armii kubahskisj. Me wywiazas
sic polecenia jednakowoz picnic
dzy ME oddal; Green i jerks oska-
rzyli go o sprzeniewierzenie, a grand
jury oddals, ,go5pod sad krymiualny.
Smith ME zsprzeczs, ze otrzymal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-19
Telegran1y.

PARYa, 1890 Listopada. -
Komisarze praysposabiajs o
stateezns odpowiedz ma me.
morandum hiszpa1skie. Pra'
gns odstapienia Filipin, ME
przystajac na porsczenie bon
dow ilipl6skich, pomimo, ze
rewne zfodSa dochodow 2
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