New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-17
WAR INTEREST ON THE EAST eAOnA
OLD AND YOUNG ALIKE WELL INFORMED oN
WHAT IS GOING ON.

r..r. % rowbeee keener interest In the progress
-, tha var than on the East Side OF New-Yo3k
rhA neope OF the Ghetto are at all times close oo
servers of current events. ana thoush ieisuie 10
thing almost unknown there. the aged sweater as
we'll as the youth Of the neighborhood' manages
somehow 10 be familiar with what is gong on III
The great world Of which they see little
There Is In this busy class knowledge OF cur
rent affairs that IL not superhclai ana WIZ e'"'o
the test of close questioning Boys ana sif's "a
nine and ten years Of age discuss passing events
and make plans for the future conduct OF the coun
,ry. statesmen AT meeting o. the American
Heroes Club. held last evening at the Nurses SET
Element in Henry-st. a debate was suggested and
the subject selected was. Resolved, That the
United States should hold the Philippines Inc
boys who volunteered TO argue the question ranged
IN age from eight TO twelve years. and all OF them
showed familiarity with the subject
The Yiddsh newspapers are eagerly scanned FOR
the latest war news. and the patriotism OF these
people have found more substantial evidence IN
the action OF the benefit societies. which have set
aside sums Of money TO be used In maintaining the
families OF men who volunteer TO serve In the
United States Army. Some of the older Hebrews
give evidence OF deep religious thought. not un-
mixed with superstition in their expressions con-
little rear sensmenthSuse in Hester,st there
The room in which he tolls and lives is iow-ceillnged
pane pan of Of glass in the rear SPIDERS almost
covered II with their webs. The American people
ciip with the shears The cause for which they
night is just. and the GOD Of Israel ioveth 10 aid
The Just The spaniard Is ns T1Ss
the shield OF Providence and the bullets OF his foe
OF bread-soft and harmless. The ships
OF the Americans were guarded by spirits, who
losses the VISITATION e an angry GOO ks The
OF Egyp could not escape ee9 Justice In
the name Of justice her power must be ground into
has EVER been the prosessor e Of the
the oppressed Long ago the children Of Israel
oppression made their lie a he'll Again and again
when the foreigner sought 10 crush my people your
gates have been open 70 us The Israelite knows
pressed people Of that unhappy isano where mis-
rule has so long existed. But the day Of Judgment
IS at hand SPANS power is broken and her rule 70
al an end.
MAINE RELICS AT THE ELECTRICAL SHOW.
The third week OF the Electrical Show at Madi-
son Square Garden opened with renewed interest
for re visitors Last nigh: the school children
from Newark. y. j.. were prominent and to-mor
row night more school children from the same city
will realize wha; electricity really means. Ar
rangements have also been made by Manager
Nathan for general attendance Of the school chill
dren Of this city. Of whom nearly six thousand
have already visited the exhibition.
An important addition 10 the exhibition 10 tho
showing OF relics from the wreck OF the battle-shlp
Maine. loaned by Captain John W. Chttenden OF
the Merritt Chapman Wrecking Company. The
exhibit is placed on the arena circle. modestly but
appropriately decorated. and contains the following
articles: Sailors hat. hammock number. speaking
tube. electric button electric cable, electric wire
from dynamo globe lantern electric light globe
project.es cylinders and parts OF shells FOR rapid,
hiring guns. hair clippers. piece Of a chandelier
piece OF glass. box OF .sscalbre cartridges wicker