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Claims Of the Miners.

Chicago, Aug. pa special to the
Tirnes-Herald from Washington says:
James Hamilton Lewis of Washington
is about to leave for London to press
upon the attention of the British gov
ernment the claims of a large number
of American miners aggregatng Sl5.ooo-
COG to $25 000 600. Many Americans. rely
ing upon the freedom which thN laws of
British Columbia seemed TO assure. went
into that territory several years ago ana
engaged in the mining of gold. Later the
parliament of British Columbia drove
the Americans out by the passage OF a
law prohibiting any, alien from oWping
mineral claim in that province. Many
Americans We're thus compelled to forfeit
valua BILE properties Mr. Lewis, who has
been in the city several days. placed
their cases before the state department.
which has taken cognizance of their
claims, by giving their representative a
letter to Ambassador Choate. If Mr.
Lewis fails to get satisfaction in direct
negotiations, he will endeavor to have
the state department take up the claims
OF the miners and press them.
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Bland'S Successor.

Chicago. Aug. ga special to the
Times Herald from Jefferson City, Mo-,
says: The campaign for election of a
sucos ssor to the late r. p. Bland. in the
Eighth Missouri district, closed last night
with speeches in this city. The demo-
Gratis had Congressman A. M. Dock
cry as their orator and the republicans
were addressed by Major William War
ner of Kansas City. United States dis
trict attorney for the western district
of Missouri. The democrats claim
Schakleford's election by from 1000 to
5000 votes, while the republican leaders
say their candidate W. j. Vos II, will
carry the district by from 20o to 1000
votes. the republicans expect w. *.
Hale, the populist candidate, to poll 1000
votes in the district, and as they expect
these votes will come largely from the
democrats, they think this will draw
enough votes from the democrats to elect
Vosholl. Bland had a plurality over
Nosholl in 1896 of $500.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29
Were in No Danger.

Guayamas, Mex, Aug. %, via Nogales,
Ariz.. Aug. 28.-G. H. Lacy of Phoenix,
Arlz.. and f. Walter Meyer OF Chicago
sent by Chicago principals to prospect
in and beyond the Yaqu country, were
in the midst of the recent conflict. which
they left July 20. Lacy says that neither
people nor property north of the Yaqui
river were in any danger. and that pros
pecting and mining could be. conducted
with absolute safety All the flghtlng
Indians were in the brush and jungies
south of the river and were gradually
taking their women and children and
supplies to the mountains. In the vii
iage of Potam were 800 reconcentrados
and 100 Mexicans. At no time during his
stay, he says, could the Indians nave
been prevented from taking the town
and slaugntering the inhabitants. He
says he saw six Yaquis shot. and he
knows of the execution of 40 or so more
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29

All state and county offices We're closed
for two hours during the funeral, and
there was large attendance. some COM
ing from as far as Anaconda. Rev.
Father Day of1iciated. There We're many
beautiful floral offerings. State and
county officers sent large pieces, while
the Helena lodge of Elks. of which the
deceaseds husband is a member, sent
an appropriate piece with the letters, "B.
z. .. Z, worked in violets in the back
ground. The dead woman left a seven
months old child. She had been married
only two years. Many expressions of
sympathy We're received by Mr.. Clark
from all over the state.
Doe McGill, one of the old time resi-
dents of Helena for many years connect
ed with different gambling houses in the
Ialmy days of King Faro, is dead.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29
.DREYFUS IS CONFIDENT
And Answers All the Witnesses for the
Prosecution in a Cool Manner.
TESTIMONY At TODAY'S SESSION
id Not in Any Way Hurt the Chances of the Prisoner
General Mercier Usual r1ade Conspicuous
Appearance as He Strutted About the Stage-Other
Witnesses Examined Gave Nothing Of Importance

remarks were Of small importance, the
most interesting being his repetition of
Sandherr's opinion of Matthew Dreyfus
when the prisoners brother went to see
the colonel to ask for justice in behalf
of Captain Dreyfus. Mercier admitted
Sandherr said:
Matthew Dreyfus impressed me as an
honest man, who was prepared to make
most heroic efforts to save his brother
De Freycinet, former minister of war.
former minister of foreign affairs and
former premier, followed Cordier on the
witness stand. The court room was
packed to it's utmost capacity as the dis
tinguished French statesman began his
deposition. The witness was expected to
speak about the 35, 900, 900 francs suppos-
ed to have been contributed abroad,
mainly in England and Germany to the
Dreyfusan war chest. The witness be-
gan by expressing pain which he exper-
fenced at the troubles his country was
undergoing. Later, he said he remem-
bered a conversation with General Ja-
mont, at which there was a reference to
money coming from abroad in support of
the Dreyfus agitation, which while dis
interested in France, might not be so
abroad.
De Freycinet, however, did not remem-
ber details of the conversation, nor could
he say if any specific amount was men,
| toned. He then alluded to his fear that
attacks on the chiefs of the army might
be prejudicial to dscpline,' adding
might not these attacks lead to the dis
appearance of discipline, and what then
would be the result if we found ourselves
in difficulties with foreign country
In short, De Freycinet delivered pa
| triotic speech, rather than deposition,
concluding with the words:
"All the world will accept your verdict,
which will open an era of reconciliation
The members of the court martial
treated De Freycinet with the greatest
of Difference. The president of the court
declined to put to the witness some ques-
tions from Labori, on the ground that
| they had no direct bearing on the case.
One of these questions referred to De
Freycinets personal opinion of Scheu-
erer-Kestner, former vice president of
senate who has interested himself
strongly on behalf of Dreyfus.
Although the colonel refused to put the
question, the witness replied that Ssheu-
erer- Kestner was not his friend, and that
! he had a high opinion Of his character.
The testimony of minor witnesses con-
cluded the days proceedings.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29
MISS Grants Wedding.

Newport r. L., Aug. 29.-Mrs. Potter
Palmer last night set at rest all dispute
regarding the marriage of her niece, Miss
Julia Dent Grant, to Prince Cantacuzene
of Russia by making formal announce
,nent Of the details of the wedding.
owing to the absence of the brides
father. General Frederick Dent Grant. in
the Philippines, and in respect to the
wishes of both bride and groom elect. it
will be very simple wedding. The cere-
mony will take place at noon on Septem-
Der %, at All Saints Memorial church,
the officiating clergyman being Bishop
Henry C. Potter of New York and Rev
DR.. Nevn of Rome, Italy, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Palmer for several
weeks mast.
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Helena Happenings.

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Helena, Aug 29-The state board Of
equalization today received protest
from County Clerk Sayres of Choteau
county against the recent action Of the
board in raising the cattle and sheep as
sessment in the face of the supreme
courts decision of two years ago. He
says that he will ignore the boards ac-
ton AS this is the first official nOtifica-
ton received by the board that it's re-
commentator will be ignored, 1t will be
used as a basis for commencing man
damus proceedings against the county
clerk for the purpose of affOrding the SUI
preme court another opportunity to pass
upon the complicated points involved in
the famous Wallace cases. II the court
changes it's previous decision and holds
that the state boards action is manda-
tory all county clerks will accordingly
have to follow the state boards instruc-
tion or be liable on their official bonds for
the amount involved.
The funeral of the late Mrs. c. J. Clark,
wife of the county clerk and recorder OF
Lewis and Clarke. who died very saSddsn-
ly Sunday night. was held this morning
from the cathedral Of the Sacred Heart.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29
That
Cosy
Moorish
Room
on Third
Floor.

Is the delight of many. Where are there
more comfortable seats. more pleasant
places for a tete-a-tete? This room IS
yours to enjoy if you so will it. There's
wealth of luxury in this rich display OF
Indian. Turkish and Persian Rugs and
Draperies. the only line of genuine Ori-
entail goods in the state. And their
names:
Russian Guendje, Antique Baku, Fine
Kasak, Antique Titlis, Shervan
Prayer Rugs, Antique and Modern
Daghestan, Antique Moorish, An
tique Tiflis, Sultanabad, Persian.
Silky Kasak. Cabistan, Moussoull.
Rokhara, Iran, Karabaugh, Hamme-
dan, Georgian, Cachemir, genuine Sad
die Bags and Antolian Mats. Then
there are handsome Navajo Blan-.
kets and Rugs, handsomely carved
Teakwood Stools. Stands and Tables,
with inlaid marble tops, rich drap-
ings and artistic ornaments in metal.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29

Our Imported Suitings. West of Eng
land Cloths, Bliss Chipping Norton
Twceds, French and English Trouserings,
Scotch Tweeds and Cheviots, Meltons,
Montenacs and other standard high
grade fabrics are shown in the greatest
variety. We will make and finish all
garments in the highest style Of the
tailoring art We have the best Of
everything. guarantee perfect fit and
insure satisfaction. If you believe in the
proverb that "a new broom sweeps
clean" give us your order and we will
do the rest. Hadn't you better stroll in
and see what we can do for you?
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29
Young Man Drowned.

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Livingston, Aug. 29-Louis Jongenel, a
young man employed by the Yellowstone
Park association at Fountain hotel, was
drowned last evening while bathing in
Bath lake, near the hotel. He was in the
water with several others when he ven-
tured out too far, and being unable to
swim was drowned before assistance
could reach him. The deceased is a son
of Rev. Louis Jongenel of Washburn,
Wis, where the remains will be shipped
for burial.
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! ||Hennessy's s
+! Opening 4.
y Day i
" For our new ~
Tailoring
Department.

Nine months ago we moved into our
new building. 1t was then about as COM
plete as it well could be and seemed big
enough to meet all emergencies Our
business is growing and new depart
ments have to be added and changes
made to accommodate them. Visit our
second floor and see the wonders wrought
in the back part of it. Surely an ideal
spot for our new Tailoring and Station
cry departments and ideal stocks in each
of them demand your attention
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29
The Seasons
Newest Styles in
Carpets
and Rugs

There's some satisfaction in furnishing
house when you can select from the
largest and most varied assortment Of
all that's newest and best in floor cover
ing shown in Montana, to find just what
you want, and that, too, at the right
price. We were never better prepared to
execute all orders for Carpets and Rugs
than we are today. Our stock is without
a peer, our selections matchless. We have
several grades and nothing but what is
good and durable.
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CONTINUED on Page Six).
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He Visited Honolulu.

Chicago, Aug. 29.-Aliace F. Walker,
chairman of the board of directors of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway
system, spent yesterday in Chicago. Mr.
Walker is on his way east from a
months trip to Honolulu and will leave
Today for New York
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29
Domestic Rugs

The richest designs in the loveliest coma
binations of color. A variety never bee
fore seen and the best of each kind
Choice Carpet Rugs, size by Il feet, in
Beauvais Administer at $3.50.
Bagdad Wilton, Selkirk Wilton, Royal
Smyrna, Bundhaar Wilton and jacquard
Administer at $500.
Chenille Rugs at $4,000.
Arlington Administer, Bigelow's Impe.
rial, the finest made, and the SaxOny AK.
minister at $4,000.
Other sizes. in several grades. by
and 8.3 by 1O.6.
See the Handsome Display
In Front Windows
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,,MOdy %paryskie"

najtahsze ! najpiekniejsze pismo dla ko.
oiet, wychodza we Lwowfe diva ray
miesiecznie. yMody paryskie" zamiesz.
czaja ilustracje najpraktyczuiejszych
najpieknfejszych stroj6w ! toalet, obsser.
ne przeglsdy najnowszych mod, popu.
larne artykufy traktuiace nauke kroju
sukein ! bielizny, poradniki p~raktyczne /
hygieniczne, Obscene artykufy O hodow.
II %kwiat6w, kuchnie. it'd. it'd. Nadto do
kazdego numeru dofaczony Jest arkusr
s~ensacyinej powiesci. Obecnie wycho
dzi powiesc p. t.: ,Mifosc zwycieza5. w
kohcu pModv p~aryskie" dajs swoim pre-
numeratorom bezpiatnie wielkie tablIce
kro16w haft6w wykonane przez najlep.
szych krawc6w paryskich. To tea MO
dy paryskie" powinne Enajdowac sic W
kazdym domu polskim. Prenumerata
rMod paryskich' wynosi: k~wartalnIe X
dolara, p~6frocznie 1 dol. rocznie 2 dol. -
Pieniadze najlepiej posyiac W listach
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wprost do: Admin.
stracji Mod paryskich", Lembere.
Autriche, Galizien.
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Tow. ~BudOVnicze IS WardY

Tow. to jest ~zafoione rs pravach Stauu Illinois.
ME wypozycza p~ieniedzy M spekulacje. lecz ma
wfasnosc nieruchomS 1 n dobrem poreczeniem.
Drukowane sprawozdaniA bywajs wydawane co
kwArtAf.
Posiedzenia odbywajs sic W kaidy pi,tek wieczo-
rom pod No. 79 Milwaukee ave.. " lokalu Michxfa
hatevskiego.
Nova SerjA zostanie otwart, dnia
] 20 WRZESNIA 1899 r.
W. LEHMAN. prezes. n. A. L. BUY. kasjer. NJ.
1AJEwSKI. sekretarz-
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Tow. fw. Wojoisoha, gr. 800 v
Galitsin, Pa, dsietujs serdeo.nie gr.
BOZ. " Bsrnesborro. Pa. n wxisois
udsiaiu ~ ~pogrsebis brats nas.ego,
Up. Jana Duda, ~ doiu Is maj. Z. b,
Takas d.iskUjsmy panu Bender, 70
serdscsns pr.yjeois mas " sw6j dom,
sssyiajsc staropolskis bog .apaa6".
Prezes s sekr. or. 800.
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.Kalina" n szossrs. gosoinns prsy.
ieoie ~ugosscseuis nasssj dratyny
sPiswsossj podoras pobytu nasssgo
M ostssnim sjezisis " Bay City.
R6wniss ME moasmy pomins6
dsiski saofyc oaiej polonji " Bay
City n okasans nam goscinnofc
osysto staropolskal
N~ismoHsbnsm Jest Ito pominso l
" Psru s'owsOh dodac, Il prsy;eois
| ugossosenie byio nadspoi,is.
wans, 10 ses M diugo sjasd KY
Posossanis " pamieci tpiewak6w
Spiswsessk. A wieo ozsi6 Wan
MECH bedsie drod.y kolsd.y l .aons
koleaanki IA Vase truly l mo.oly 1
ossS6 Mech bed,is oalsj PoloDiix
Bay Cityi
q wyra.sm s.sounku l koleief
skiem posdrowisniem
r. Nosoicki.
sskr. ch6ru VII ,Lutnnia",
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POkwitOwanie

grup, kt6re raosyiy pr.yjs6 bilsty ma
swyoh posisdssniach cd grupy 400,
doskniesej strata oaisgo majssku 10
wsrsyskisgo, ~.nissosonego Prise. o.
gieh dnia IL lutego E. b.:
Or. 80 70o.; gr. $50 $1.OO; or. s4S
2Oc.; gr. Alb 25o; gr. 185 25oo;
Rr. S6l 500 /; gr. 50 $2.O8o.; gr. 500
25c.; gr. 2O4 49,; gr. 432 25,; gr.
los sl.OO; or. Is $1.4O; or. 300 TO;
gr. 459 $50 ; gr. 2e7 Co.,; gr. $40
300; gr. Sc 16o; gr. go 25o; O.. 3Ss
TO; gr. AL ESQ.,; gr. 2e4 81 90; gr.
81 $1.S0; gr. A 95o. T~owsrsystwa
misjscows: tow. Legion Krakus6w
$1.00; tow. Cssrwonyoh Uian6w
SLIPS; tow. Gwardja iw. JsrIsgo
Sl.05; tow. Ssrsslo6w 75c.; tow. Rss
miealnik6w 81 o.; tow. Sok0 85c.;
panowie: NJ. J. Sadowski, sskr. jsn.
z. N. P. 81 90; e Ssumski $l.OO.
A tsras odsywsm sic do grup,
kt6rs nile daily fsdnej odpowiedsi.
Kochsni Brsois, siowa nssse, wypo-
vie dsIsne ~ odeswie nsssej, jstsli
nile Issiugiwaiy "a poparois re stro
ny wsssej, TO przynajmniej ssslugi
wsiy ns swrot bilstow, stsby DAD
motnotc ukohosenis tel sprswy, DO
ooa mogs sobis ponyflsc to grupy,
ksore 'sskawie mas popshy,.e losova
ME odkaadamy, dnIa ma dsieh. Prss
to uprasrsmy grupy, ksors nile daily
do tel pory sadnei odpowiedsi, ably
byiy issksws odsslsc nam do doia
20 ~rrssnis, bilsty lub 10. pienisdse
"a tskowe, gdyt rosgrywks odbedzis
sic dnis % wrresois. - st. MsruokI,
prs.es; ]. Mscieiewski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07

Ninisjs.em skiadam ssrdeosne DO
dsiekowanis SIS. Z~arssdowi Centr.
Nv. N. p. iws.ysskim braoiom ~.
n r.etslne wypaaoenis mi 900 dol.
Pc moim msfu sr Stanisaswis Ssum
oar'kim; .ara.sm daiskujs d. .ar.&.
dowi tow. Bolsslawa Chrobreoo, Dc
ktorego Up. msa moi nale4sl, n bes.
intsrssowns lob staranis, . swias.oss
sekr, oh. B. Dymsk, staropolskism
nB3g saPaac". Mech Bog blogo
sfawi sxsregom Zwissku Mar. Pol.
n. Szumnarska. wdowa .
sPie,iorgiem d.isoi.
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Rome Organizacje.

Zwiazek Sokofow Polskich W Amery
se. E. W. Reichel, sekretarz, SO Park
st., Chicago.
Zwiazek Mfodziezy Polsklej W Amery.
ce. - FIR. T. WOfo~ ski, sekr.. TIE W. goth
St., Chicago.
Tow arzystw) Centralne Polek. Kon.
stancja Bytohska, sekr., 1876 w. 18th ST.
Chicago.
Klub p. trjotyczny Polek. - wfadysfa.
wa Chodzihska, sekr SS6 Armitage Ave.
Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07

lei prowincji podni6si sic lud chif
ski pr.eciwko Mission katoliokim, -
pswns dowodxi, IL powstanis v dsisr
tswach niemieokioh ma wieksse nia
tylko lokslne xnaossnie. Rad ME
miscki ma tsraz obowisssk bronisnis
misjopar.y ! s~atsdsnis sasysfakoji -
wszystkis wyrssdzsne I'm snow ssko
dy. 2 tego zat wobso dsisisjssyoh
naprezonyoh stosunk6w ma wscho.
dsie ssjstyckim - istwo wyniknst
mogs rswiksania dyplomatyc.ns.
Trdnspddl.
0 lie sic zdsjs, wojns pomiedsy
Angljs 3 Trsnswaalem jest nisunik.
Mona. Presydsut Kruger bowiem
ME oboe jua wieosj ussepowsc 40.
gilt, ofwiadosyws.y " ostatnisj svsj
odpowisdri angislskismu ministrowi
kolonij, Chsmbsrlsinowi, as prryj
mic warunki proponowsne, ale sylko
wtedy, gdy Anglia supeinis wyrrsk.
nile sic rwisrrcbniotvs mad Trans.
wsslsm sspswni, .ae " prryssiosoi
nis bedsie sic mieszais do spraw
wswnetrsoycb rzecEypospolItsj. Ten
o~ststni warunsk ME zostsi prsyjety
prxes Chsmbsrlsins's, burowie wiec
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POdziekowania.

GRAND RAPIDS. Micb., "a sierp. 90
2 prswdsiws prsyjsmnotois spell
MAN uchwais TOW. sp'ewu pLusnis"
ob6ru VII Nv. S, p. " A. ! " imis
mia tegot eb6ru orss ob6ru XIIgo
,Hslka'', skisdsm ssrdscsue dsiekI
drielnym lutnistom cd ,D1wonu'
sacnym lusnisskom ch6ru
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K~alendarzyk
ZabaW 1 obchOd6W " Chiea0o

zabaw | obchod6w " Chicago.
Dnia "a wrzssnia. Koncert i bal
Tow. .Sp. echo Polek" oh6r %
Wv. S. P. " hall Sohoenhofena.
Poczstek godz. 7.30.
Dnia 16 pazdaiernika. Oboh6d so
roc.nicy suierci Fryderyk. $50.
pena, " kosoiele sw. Tr6joy.
Dnia % pazd.iernika. Wielki kon
cert " hall parafjalnej sw. Tr6j.
cy, ola uczcrsnia pamieoi Fry.
deryka Szopena.
Dnia 30 pazdziernika. Tow. sw,
Tr6jcy No. l PREY kosoiele sw.
Tr6jcy. Wielki bal ola uo.c.e
mia 18ej rooznicy zaloaenia tow.
" hall Walsha, r6g Noble i EN-.
ma al.
Dnia 5 listopada. Przedsta wienie
teatralne Tow. Sp. .,Lirnik Pol.
ski, oh6r % wv. s. P. W h,li
Walsh'a. Odegrane bedzie:
,,Krakowiacy G6rale", slowa
Kamihskiego, muzyka F. Zareby.
Dnia 10 listopada. Sok6l Polski NO.
III. Przedstawienie melodrama.
tn Cuba Libre' W hall Walsha,
r6g Noble i Emma.
Totcn of Lake
Dnia 20 pazdziernika. Wielki koD.
cert Tow. SIP. Lutnia " hall
k~osciuszko, r6g 48ej ! Wood al.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07

sbrojs sie M gwslti wyuogli cd
rISdu portugalskisgo. ~ transport
oroni amunioji przssnsosony dls
Transwaalu, sress,owany pr.ss
waadss portugalskis " porois De-
lagos 70 ossm pisaliimy ~ ssssiym
n~umsrss). sossai I'm zwr6oony. Pc.
mimo to, Jest rssoss pswns, 70 Por
tugaIa sprsyjac bedsis AUglji " r..
sic wojuy. Lisbohski dsiennik use
colo" pis,e ~ tel sprawie:
Go movie o prssjsoiu woj,k an.
gisiskioh prsss nas.s sismis " Airy.
CO posudoiowsj, nile jest wymyssem,
lsos prswds. Niemoisj prswds jest
TO, 70 Anglia gromsd.i M nssssi
wyspis Injach materially volcano.
Rspublikahski dsiennik portugslski
nVsx publioa" poswisrdss 70 wiado.
uoIc ! dodsjs: ,,Sympasje nasss q
Po stronie Transwaalu. . nie po stro
ME Auglji. Ale burom 10 nie po.
mote. Me siychac oawet. ably TEAMS.
wal ubiegsi sie o nasss sympatje.
Widoosnie nie dba o to. katvo xro.
sumis6, zs vojsk. nssss. wyslans do
Lorsn.o MARQUES. msjs poprss6
strone silnisjsrs. So srsssts j~esso.s
inns osnski, stwisrdssjsoe domysl.
70 Anglia sapewniia sobis pomoo
P~ortugslj.". Najosnnisjsss prsy
saugs rssdu lisbohskisgo bedsis
Pewnie poswolsnis M wolns prssji.
Gle woisk angielskioh pr.ss ssry.
torjum portugalskie, cd sstoki De.
lsgos M Trauswsal. Ma tsj drodss
Anglia dotrss do bur6w latwisj
~bsspisosnisl nis drogs M Prsyls
dek.
San Domingo.
Rewolucja, kt6ra wybuohla " RE.
osypospolitei Dominikahskisj 20 "a.
mordowaniu Irssydsnta Hsursu1
udaia sie tai, to prs.ydsnt Figusrc
sresygnowsi, . powstahoy utwor.yll
rad tymo.asowy, " oo.skiwaniu M
je~nsrala Jimins.s, kt6:y obsonie
bswi ~ Santiago M Kubis. Jah
wiadomo, jso. Jiminss sprsyja bar
do Stsnom Zjsdn., niekt6r.y viec
Politycy prsspowiadsja. Asgdy sta
nile M csele rzsdu, to bedsis d.iaiai
- kierunku p~r.yiscssnia rzso.ypos
politsj Dominikahskisj do Stsn6v
zjedn. G, sic tyo.y arssstowanis
Jimineaa " Santiago l Hswanis, nj.
by ~ cslu pr.ss.kodssnis mu " q.
rssdseniu ,brojnej ~skspsdyoji do
San Domingo. 10 "a serjo tyoh arsss-
towah ME biersemy, " obu bowiem
ra.ach Jiminss zostai wypusso.ony
ma wolnosc " oisgu DOLBY, gdy ns.
deszfy instrukojs cd wfsd. wyfssyob,
{. j. Z Wss.yogtonu. Pc Kubis
wiec ! Puerto Roo, wchod.i M po-
rssdsk dsienny - San Domingo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07
ODZNAKI OLA DELEGATION

Firmy, tycrscs sobis osrrymac IA
m6wienis IA dostswe odznak ola de
lsgst6w Sejmu, sechcs sic skomuni
kowsc . Sskrstarssm J~sperslnym u
N. P, " godsinsoh 8-12 pred po'
fudniem, pred dnism 16 wrresnis
z. b.
M. j. Sadopski, Sskr. Jsn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-17
THE NATAL SITUATION.
A Bosr Commando With I6 Field Guns is
Advancing on Dundee.

CAPE TOWN, October 1s.-The
Orange State troops have cut the tele-
graph wires and destroyed the railway
track at Norvals Pont. just across the
Free state southern border.
A dispatch from Dundee, Natal, says
that a Boer commando, estimated at
1000 men and 16 field guns, has reach
ed Dannehauser, northeast of Dundee,
with the probable intention of sur
rounding Dundee and cutting off the
garrison from communication with
Glencoe and Ladysmith. 1t is supposed
that this force is commanded by Com
mandant viljoen and comprises the
German gunners.
The rest of the Boer force from New
Castle is believed to be marching
around Glencoe to sever its connection
with Ladysmith.
AS the refugees in Cape Town threat
en- to become troublesome and have
hooted and mobbed a number Of lead
ing Dutchmen, there is some expecta-
ton that martial law will be pro
claimed.