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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10
THE LATEST PORTRAIT OF MRS. LANGTRY.

She purchased and sold horses during the
season of 1893, finally offering to release
Milford for $1,000, but his reputation was
too well known. She won considerable
money In purses in 1894. In 1895 Mrs
Langtry's racing stable was known as
Regal lodge, Newmarket. Her trainer
was Sam" Pickering, and she employed
two jockeys, Trundley and Feakes
When not otherwise engaged Mrs
Langtry spent much of her time at Regal
lodge, paying all attention to her horses
At o'clock in the morning she would be
on the heath watching the morning gal
lops on the private track connected with
the lodge She then had seventeen
horses in training, including Milford, No
bleman, Carrick, Pride of the Sea, for
which she paid high price to Lord Cal
thorpe; Chillington, which was knocked
down to her for $40 guineas, and a
dozen others of more or less note
During that season Regal lodge was
credited with some big winnings, nearly
every horse in the stable earning winning
brackets in stakes and purses
The year 1896 was not so productive as
the year before, and in 1897 Fred Webb
was the trainer at Regal lodge 1t was
he who fitted the Australian bred horse
Norman for the Cesarewitch It was on
Cesarewftch day that Mrs. Langtry
raised herself several notches In the esti-
nation of English race-goers through the
victory of Norman
1t was a great day in Mrs Langtry's
history. The crowd cheered, and she was
tie queen of the meeting.
Cesarewitch day uf 1897 was made moro
notable by the fact that the Prince Of
wares escorted Mrs. Langtry into the
Enclosure and mixed with Jockey club So
ciety.
On Merman's victory it is estimated that
Mrs. Langtry won anywhere between
SiOO,C@O and 100000. She sent Norman To
the post a 100 to choice, besides having
WaKered considerable money in the flu
turity books. It was in this race that
led Sloan rode st. Cloud for Mr..
James K. Kecne. Mr. August Relmont's
keenan, also started in the race but
like St. Cloud, finished among The trail
ers
Up to the fall Of the present year 'Mr.
Jersey s. colOrs were not very propli-
nent, the stable having in facing par
lance. gone off, but she was the god
dess or HoodWood, as the sterling horse
Norman won the GoCdwood stakes and
Goodwood cup. He was then sent to Bir
m1ngham, where he took the Birmingham
handicap. At Lewes Uniform carried
Mrs. Langtry's colors in the handicap.
ard another horse from her stable, Ma
luna, won the Prince Edward handicap
at Windsor, worth $4,000 Gazetteer also
won Two SindIef STAKES at Windsor.
All told, Mrs. Langtry's career on the
English turf has been prosperous She
spent thousands to retain good string
of horses, and won many thousands.
Fortune smiled and frowned at inter-
walls, but the smiles were more frequent.
The notable woman delights in superin-
tending all affairs. she Is Interested In,
and during her career on the turf chang
ed trainers four times, substituting joe
Cannon for Pickering, and following with
Webb and w T. Robinson. When at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10
COMMANDER HOWARD DEAD.
Was Chief Engineer of Maine When
That Warship Was Destroyed.

NEW YORK.. Dec. 9.-Commandcr
Charles. P. Howell, chief engineer of the
United States battleship Maine when that
vessel was blown up In Havana harbor,
is dead at his home in this city. He died
of an apoplectic Stroke He was fifty
years old, and MAS born in Goshen, New
York. lie was gra udated rom the Unit
ed States naval academy in June. 1865,
fourth in his class. HIS appointment as
an assistant engineer dates from August,
1870; in 1875 wasAfaised to the grade
of passed assstantsk He was promote
to the rank of 3hlefFengineer in 1893. lie
served on the Maine from 1855 until the
loss of the battleshipsS He was then trans
ferred to the Newark, and later WIS AS
signed to shore duty at Brooklyn navy
yard. He was commander in Septem
Der, 1899. He was sitting at a tIb.e by
the side OF Lieut.. Friend w. Jenkins at
the time of the blowing up Of the Maine
That was the last he saw of the unfor-
tunate officer, Who perisned In the wreck
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10
Steamer Destroyed by Fire,

ST. JOSEPH. Mich, Dec. 9.-The steam
er Mary. owned by the Graham & Nor
ton Transportation company, was de-
sstroyed by fire here today Capt VIII
liam Boswell, of the steamer City OF
Louisville, was asleep the boat when
the fire was discovered and narrowly es-
capped with his life. The Mary was re-
Gently purchased in Port Huron. and
was intended for the Chicago aukegan-
Kenosha route.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10

The story of Ellis Glenn, the girl man
of Southern Illinois, is one seldom match
ed In life or fiction Officially Glenn was.
until short time ago, a popular, pleas
ant-mannered young man, who got into
trouble over a forged note on the eve of
his marriage and was sentenced to i'm
prisonment. In reality Glenn Is not a
man at all, but a woman, as was prompt
ly discovered when the penitentiary was
reached. According to the prisoner &
story, she is not Ellis Glenn but Ellis
Glenns twin sister, who out of affection
for her brother and availing herself of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10

Do you known that, you, can save from
Is to so per cent by dealing with us?
Shirts, 1Oc; collars ard cuffs, l cent each.
The best work, and what Is more, We
call for and deliver free. State steam
Laundry, 222 West Seventh street. Tel
ephone 1903.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10
Hnndsome Cnlendar Free.

Beautiful home calendar in twelve col
ors, sent free with every case of Hamm
Beer ordered before Christmas. Iele-
phone 972
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10

spent thousands in thoroughbreds, but
none of them was as successful as Mrs.
Lily Langtry.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10
FOR BROTHER GUILT
REMARKABLE STORY TOLD BY A
GIRL RECEIVED AT AN
ILLINOIS PRISON
PUZZLE IN IDENTITY

Miss Glenn, If She Did Not Deceive
the Officers I'm Assuming Guilt,
Played the Part of Man I'm al
Way to DeIude the Girl to Whom
Either Brother or Sister Was En-
gagged.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10
81. Paul SCHOOL CHILDREN SHARE N Washington Anniversary

Spinning Rootn
at Mount Yer.
fOn Restored
as In the Days
of the RevO1u-
tion BY the Ell
fort of the
Pupils OF the
St. Paul Pub
lie Schools.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02
AMERYKA

Komisarze .kubahscy powr6cili
2 Washington ma swoja wyspe,
wiozac e soba 800 tysiecy dela-
row ma ezesciowa splate Kubanskim
zolo4nierzom zaleg}ego zoldu, oraz
z zapewniieniem, ze dochody : eel
przeznaczone "a t., ably katdy
zo}nierz armii kubahskiej wszy-
stko &C mu sic jeszcze jako told
nalezy, rzetelnie otrzyma}.
Teraz oddzialy powatahcze sie
rozwiazuiai zo}nierze blors sic do
roboty, szczegdlnie okolo odbudo-.
wywaaia spalonyeh farm. j plaanta-
Cyl. Tylko general e. ku ol'. 81 &c. Rob-,
.caystej krwi,. cofn2l sic.
ma czele 1900 zolnierxY Y CORY
Santa Clara wypoWiedziaf
ALEI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02
VI Stana9b Zjed. iKanadzie 5000,
W Europe Goniecz. naprz6d) 5000:
w a n XII.
Prenumefata wyn0si rOc1nte

Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARusA
zdolu, konlecznie -musza~ placi6
800 ma jeden rok, rosum1e sig
- take "a rok 1899, lubo W tym
roku Ola przedplacicieli ozyli pfa-
cqcych naprz6d, roczna op}ate
zniAylismy ma 81. 30.
K.to. .ziedna nam.Adwdeh no,
wychslabonent6w 81 apr4esle:s# cd
kasdegb .calotoczuy abonament z
CORY, Nemul prze;zz carly rok gazette
dis piego samego przeselac bedae-
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze zpoczty'trzy gazety,
awazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo
F~iedz1alnym "a abonament. "
SyslKp zmieni adres, powinien ma:
Ysbndiaat poda6 wydawcy W1ARusAA
(fd1 noway adres.
'NM..AboHentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odh6Wia gazety "a posrednictwem
istaWego Tub innego urzednika
booztoWeg;o, W1ARUs p~osefany be.
die! dAej, Skoro kto zaprzestanie
afAsgessSalSggazete, powinien wpierw
SyeB6SSjSskel co "a MIA winien.
sak.s4hxMdezss "a i ola W.IARUsA ma
teE!y1 lppiTfzzesaelaG przez p%ocztowy lub
ekpresqfRes Money Order, Mona
@3lpiSlEeaa&aH abonamentw do1arach
tashaHHah, przez Postal note,
AB1 'WIednocentowychlub dwucen
tsONyelhznaeszkach p,.o9azEttcWyohy lecz
zehHSaihoaaamen 81 81 tax. spos6b
papzeslannyy,xw drodze;;spprrzaspadnie Eco
sic " tym .krajn bardzo rzadko
sdarza) Swftdawca sWtiARUsA ME
bisrze'za TO ma .siebie odpowiedzial,
no5ci. Take. listy naj1epiej kaza6
nasspoczciiee regiistrowat DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztowy bierze' ma siebie 90
peFiedzialnosc, re wraz 2 .zawartos.
ci4SSdojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy ,oraz przeselki pie.
11iiSkne do ,W1AEusA adrescwaG:
~ q. Derdowski
-. 500 b srq Str.
- !! 1WINoNA.:: Mimi
80 = c.s ~ ~{=i r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02
PRZECIWKO r czyli

zabraniu ,Filipin ma ~,wieczysts
w}asno66 wystepuia JUL nawet
republikanie. W sejmie amerykah-
skim W Westinghouse przemawiali.
W dniu 2e Styoznia dwaj republi-
Ramsey pos}owie Il, niezaleznokcia
tvch wysp: johnson 2 Indiana i
Dolivcr Iowa. johnson II uwiiaza1
aneksye Filipin: "a .irzecz 'niesgodns.:
z tradycyami, .drogiemi ), <,sersu
kazdego: Amerykaninaa.. .:> P Z to'lEit!ykk Z !.
1mpe'ryallstdw zmierza !. do obbalenia
nabz ( r. r:zuesclzzyp,ospolitej.3 Pf eeaz:yy'dieshi2t
jest nliiewi,o,llnriikiiem: sopinii ':chorej
czeSci naszego spd}eczenstwa. Clos
ludu amerykahskiego, Sviadomseggo
swych cel6w, zmiecie takiego Prey
.denta wraz z jego przewrotna :
polityka. a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02

Abonament VIA
rusa" wynosi obecnie
ola pred placicieli
Kto teraz Ma
caly rok naprz6d "a
placi ab0nament do
stanie tel cd mas "
%prezencie Kalendarz
Maryanski ma roll
1899, must przle { 3
przes4ac 5 cent6W ma !;
przesefke pocztowa.
Kto zas ME do $
laczy 5 cent6W "a 3 : !.
f~rankoWanliie kalen-.
"a . tenn bedzie !. {
mn.iiem1ali re sobiyea', Is.
.prezentu ME zlYczy ]
mu kalendnrZa ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02

sAssNN AEa#s@NSa esss7s$#SSS gaSSfSSass aAses
::=:s...s. - -
5 ! ichte 5 IS 4 &c
zg !, s Hss &. i q
Go imego spfawozdanie
parafislnych rachunk6w przez
.expeita, " c'o'l551 !,El paraf'i.
jest czystym zzyskiem, CO
innego process y {
:prrzez komitet p'aartia'1fiialny ME
}:Richterowi, lecz B'iias'lk4u'powi.
Komitet, wyltaailse'z l process
x. Biskupowi Richterowi, ME
mial zamiaru hapadat ma
.osobe. lecz ma system en- die
rzenia wlasno,sSci koscielnej
katolickiej " Michigan.
!. x. Biskup Richter przyja}
process i stanat ma sadie
jake obrohca systemu. .Albo-
wien, gdyby polska parafia
" Bay City bXEa wygrala
'proces, bylby powstal bunt W
ws7ystkich parafiach caiego
Stanu Michigan. Nieslusznie
vice, wedlug zdania W1ARusA.
x, Biskup Richter nak|ada
swoje wydatki ma process z
:parafia polska W Bay City
ma tel parafia.
I x. Biskup. broniac tytu}u
wlasnosci ale dye.c e.
zyi i, powinien wydatki ma
process z parafia polskq W
Bay City ma C ala villas
nose koscielna swojej
d yecezyi na}ozyc.
Komitet wedlug naszego
zdania dobrze postapi}, od~
rzucajac drugi rachunek'
iSprawa Bay City nam sic tax
w krotkich slowach pred
stawia: ~ Zto$e ludzka !
nieszczesliwy lewita Tursk'
(obecnie W domu waryat6w)
uderzyli ma niewinnego X:
Matkowskiego: y System
dzierzenia wlasnosci koSciel'
ne " Michigan ME odpowia-
fda naszym czasom. nistosun'
Powinna bye korpora-
cyaskoScielna. y.
lyle spr;awiedliwy WlARUs
Chetnie umiescimy kores-
1pondencye W tel ~sprawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02
q .WAsHlNGTONU donosza,

Z.wAsHlNGTONU donosze,
re ME. MONA d}uzej' z~aprzeczat, il
Rad jest mocno zaniepokojony Z
powodu p~o}ozcnia rzscz!yti pod
Manila i lloilo i 4e sestatnlbqg
wiadomosci ME So byppaajjm .l4y9ji
pomyklne. Gen. Otis wyraza
przekonanie, 10 powstahcy dazq do
gwaltownych krok6w: ss'o1'o
-- ri Ey@:, 5in
PODLUG naj6wictszej wi hs5..
domo6oi z Washingtonu general a..
Egan uznany zosta{ winnym'
niesubordynacyi wobec n~aczslnego
gcnerala armii amerykahaskieik.
Milesa. .Czeka go kara wypsdtlz,le'enzlllas !.
z wojska, jeteli prezydent go nc
ufaskawi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02
U N! ! 1k|l.ll|otsIpo,ty
y Bay City.

Zaburzenia para6alne "
Bay City, Michigan yie:l1ig q esze e
Sc ME ss;ko,tdIe Z 8 No !,
z;a.targ nieddzy kor1litetem
.kosoielnym a x. Biskupem
Richterem ~wywolaly rachun-
k koscielne : przeszlego ,ro-
1ku. lepszemu zrozumieoiu
gcalej sprawy, zmuszeni )es-
tesmy nieco o'bszerniej sic
rozpisat.
Jak wiadomo, pewna klika
zepsutych Polak6w W Bay
City chwyci1a sic gwaltow;:
nyeh sposob6w wszelkieggo
rod1aju. ably x. Maryana
M~atkowskiego. swego pro-.
boszcza, zohydzic i zniszczyt,
iMiedzy innemi, zarzucono
-. b. ~ wv S-srE = HESNL5- ErsF.-
mu malwersacye W ksiazkach
i sprawozdaniach paraflal-
innemi slowy - kra-
dziez. X. Biskup Richter byl
vice zmuszony s%prawdzit
ksiazki x. M. Matkowskiego.
Sprowadziwszy znanego
.,experta pana Schultz, bu-
chaltera wielkiego detroic-
kiego banku Peoples Sa-
wings Bank, oddai. mu a.
B:skup wszystkie ksiazki !
kwity x, N: Make wskieggo
Z szesciu ~ostatnich lat tegol
gospodar,k appa a. T
Schultz, ME. ~rozumiejac Pc
polsku, byf zmuszony.. najat
odpowiedniego tl6macza, kt6--
~ wszystkie ksiazki 2 poll
skiego ma angielskie pod
przysiega p~rzeti6maczy}.>
To byla praca nielada.
Pc Observation-Disclosures s: 4
zbadaniu wszystkich adoku'
ment6w p. Schultz. oswald
cyl, ! e x. NJ. M atk.o W.
$ k i ca lie o spo d a r
t 0 a n W
ak n a e pszem pro.
W a dill porzadku, bic
W szystko sic az
d. al d O O t a t n / e.:
g O. dolara ] Q RI a.
d z ely u a W e t 81 a d |
n ie By ! 2 n Q f a + +
S Z o W ami u k S az e k
w dodatku powinszowal p
Schultz X Biskupowi Rich
te1owj, re mial W Bay City
TAX : obrego gosP'odarzaaa:
iakim 4 biyl x. M. Matkowsfi,
.dodajac dos}ownie: Egg a.
m | n Q W a Re m a k Q .ex:
per + ks j az ki r6z-
ny h b a n K 8 W, kor-
p VI Q e !
.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02
Amsrylkanom posslas1sfsstWsio ',s
IS, r 81 81 & !,
.przsyzwoliI 1oe dolar6w ~ budowee
kanaluN iicaragua. s-..zs;s ~ 4 SIS Il

l&&EgEM
NIEZADLUGO 5u6 bed4
amerykahskie ulicsnikiz Z ubahskas
chew.tabake. Nowojorscy bankie.
rzy ~utworzyli trust j hurmen
skupuja plantacye tytuniu czyyli:
tabaki ma Kuble. Ma =zakupnos,
plantacyi wydanych- bedzie 80
miliondw, ma zakupno wol6w
odbuoowanliie suszarn1 S milion6w
p~o1ozeniie obecne na wayspiie,
%pustoszonej przez lat kilka, ME:
dozwoll}oby predict jak "a diva diva
lata dotrzed do zwyk1ego, przeoise.-.
:tneggo zbioru, gdyby ME wy}ozono
: CORY milion6w ma p%otrzebnes'
inwentarze iprzybory
Dz1ENN1K1 AMERYKAk~
SKlE nazywaj2 .bawlacego obecnle
W Westinghouse f~llpihskiego
agenta Agoncille wprost szpieglem.
Przejeto jego .depesze do junty
alipihskiej " Hong~Kong, " kt6.
rel stoi, ze traktat pokojowy
-bedzie ratYfkowany ego lutego,
re move wojska zosta}y wys}ane
do Manili i re. chicago walczY6 O.
niepodleg}osd, trzeba .zro@bit to
zaraz, .zanim posilki dop}yneg. ).
Istnieje q przekonanie, ze
areszt 81 AM lub wydalie:n,iee Agouna2s 9.
ella moze bye :uzyts przezs >jego
zwierzehnika jake niby pow.6fd|. do
wypowiedzenia wojny..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02

80 y ~ - IA Ia - - ssf' a s 4 o..
Michigan N * IS. B'ifssksuIp Jest
sam wawlasnej osobie (f f 6:
simplex wIascicielem kosrciiel-
nego majatlk:u VI. {. !.
Process sic toczyl Przez
rome instancYe, az nares:zcle
sad n1';a,jwyzszy wydal wyrok
IA !: k,oe1rzyst x. B;sku pa: !.
Komitet parafialny przegra'.
Podobny process, ma sic
rozumiee, narazil *. Bisku.
pa j para6an ma ogromne
x. Biskup nalozyl
.koszta, kt6re on poni6s}, ma
para6a. Komitet ! tego
rachunku zaplacit ME chce.
Ztad move klopoty.
Wedle zdaanlia WIARusA
%powinien komitet para6alny
v, Bay City zap}acit pierw-
sly rachunek "a e%gzaminlot'W,a-
ME ksiazek. Jestto. pc pierw,
see suma st6sunkowo ME
wielka.
Pc drugie X. M. Matkow,
ski zostal przez g~l6wnych
herszt6w parafialnych ME
winnie napadnisty. slus i (
vice. ably parafia, kt6 9 : sic 6
dala PREF :szk:aradnych .
szczerc6w "a nos wodzic,
zaplaciIa "a wytroplenie ich
oszczerstw,
Gdyby x. M. Matkowski
mia} ducha pfawdziwych
Yankes6w, postapilby sobie
.inaczej. Zaplaciliby nietylko
"a egzaminowanie ksiazek,ale
i "a oszczerstwo k~rymihalne,
i to albo 'grubemi~ tysiacami
albo kajdankami "a szweckie-
mi firankami. e!9.
Zreszta zdrowy: fozum
wskazuje, re parada cyl;
komitet parafalny, oskarza-
lacy proboszcza 8 kradziez
pieniedzy parafialnych, SIS
domaga scis'ego e~gzamino-
wanna ksiazek parafialnych
Domagac sic ,,experta''. {
potem odm6wit my j &c zz|iAA4gge {
zaslugi "a =ciezka ] o |'e[l;'' s q
dzialna prace : toQZzPP'e
chamsku. ! .s - !.
Up6r ten tenn bardziej sic
uwydatnia, gdy zwazymy ma
fakt. ze parafia polska W Ba,
CITY jest prawie bez :, dfugu,
jest wjelka, dosyt zamozna
W szkole, plebania i pre-
sl:czny kosci6l zaopatrzona.
|Skoro =. .Biskup zmuszon'y
bedz' s., o ida ~p Pc, ! *. /. "a "a
|chunek do sadu, komite'
parafialny przegra z krete-
sem.
Inaczej sic przedstawis
drugi rachunek.
x. Biskup by} zmuszony
bronic tytulu w%}asnosci. kt6-
rego sobie ME przywlaszczy'
zadnym podstepem, lecz
kt6ry przeszedl ma x. Bis
skupa Richtera, iako Bisku
pa.
Kwestya jednakowoz, kt6i
ma podnosie koszta procesu,
gdy parafia sic zbuntu;e !
chce x. Biskupowi wydrzet
tytul wlasnosci koscielnej. x,
Ds nsI 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02


Eehas Eilindski
Y, + pu =. = !, ofisyaloy or1
gan niepodleg1ej rzeczpospolitej
.6lipih.kiiej, og1asza, e tongres
6lipihski zasiadajacy v Malolo,
przyja} konstytuoys upowaaniilf.
Aguinaldego do wypowiedzenia
vojny Amerykanom, kiedy sam
uzna "a wla6ciwe.
o.
W Cavite .odby} sic maaovy
mityng kobiet 6lipidskich, ma
kt6rym zapadla uohwa}a prosid
4.#.H Hs x #.Eart#E~
8guinaldego 0 dopuszczenie kobiet
do Walk "a niepodleglost.
Plac6wka amerykahska "a
strzeli4a kapitana artyleryi 6lipih1
skiej. Ten wypadek wywo}a}. v
prasie ~krajowej niezmaiterne obuu7
rzenie. ", sobote 81 stycz wieczor
rem pieciu Filipinezykdw urzagdzi}o
wyprawe ma straae amerykahskle "
celu zemsty "a smierc kapitana.
Nastapila st~rzelanina; jeden Fii"
pihczyk zginat, a dw6ch wzieto 90
niewoli. ;;
II; -: 8.
Jest ~pog}oska, Re Rad flipihski
ma najblizszem .posiedzeniu daAme-
rykanom termin o6miodniowy ola
uznania niepodleg}o6ci wysp Fill
pihskich.
MANILA 20 St. - Wiadomo-
Sci z r6znych punkt6w wysp Fill
plnsklch: swiadcza,. re w}adza
Aguinalda jest powszeehhie uzna-
wana. Kazdy zdrowy mezczyzna
zosta4. zapisany do :wojska;. sk}adY
broni ~urzadzono W SanB ernardino,
Trinidad i innych .~wiekszych mia
stach. zapasy zywno6ci So seiaagane
Z tcaa}ego kraja. silly zbrojnes AAgui,
naldego xobliozaja W obecnej chwili
ma 10000 dobrze uzbrojonych zoi..
merry, z 80 dzialami Maxims.
WASHINGTON. - Wiados
mosci. otrzymane W departamencie
wojennym cd ~genera}a Otis, z
Minili, donosza,: re starcie sic
powstahc6w z silami ladowemi
Stan6w Zjednoczonych nieuriknio-
mem jest nastqplc moze kazdej
chwili. General Otis. donosi, re
powstahcy przYgotowuja sig do
atakowania Manili, lecz general
Otis jest zdania, il silly pod jego
dowddztem, wzmocnione armatami
z okret6w admiraia Deweya, SO W
~stanie odeprzed atak powstahc6w.
Chociaz istrukcye rzadu do gene-.
rala Otis nakazuja mu unikania
wszelkich czynnych stare z POI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02

W MENAsHA, Wis, umar},
ma zapalenie p}uc, proboszcz tam
Etejszej polskiej parafli, dopiero
rrzed eciul laa t n wy6wiecony.
Sp. ks. w. iereihski by} wpraw-
die cd dfuzszego czasu chory, ale
zdawa}o sic, lie jeszcze tax lie 2
MIN ME jest. Dopiero przez dwie
DOLBY pred 6miercis p%ozostawa} W
{6zku.
CHICAGO. = Fan Dr.. Kos-'
sakowski. dotad jeszcze ME jest: l na
wolnoSci, lubo gazeta pana Dyyn 81 less
wicza pisafa inaczej, Nowy process
}atwo moze pomyslny ola niego
wziac obrdt, DO wla6ciwych dowo~
dow .przeciwko MENU Mkt ME POI
siada. Okolicznosci SO przeciwko
menu, to. prawda. lecz te ME.
zawsze 50 decydujacemi. "
tutejszych ko!ach krop,dlarskich
powiadajq, ze 2 tych, ekt6rym pan
Kossakowski sfufyl wiernie .przez
las 20, laden ME przylozyi sic do
ratowania go.
PAN R. A. DABROWSKI "
Minneapolis, zwany przez Amery-
kan6w Roman Alexander, znacznie
powiekszyl swoja fabryks. drzwi,
okien etc. i teraz wyrabia take
o1tarze, laHki, ambony innc
przyrzgdy kobcielne. -Adres jego.
Roman Alexander, l97-l99-20l
ave. Minneapolis, MINI.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-12-14
DEWEY AS A BOY.
TAe Admiral Invariably Teean siaas
vita tAs weak aAa sAa
meliiea.

As q boy George Dewey was alert,
bright and vivaeious. He was not a
hard student. he was often mischiev.
GUS, but never malicious. says one of
his biographers. He was fond of all
outdoor sports. and was not averse TO q
fist fight wheE he considered that he
was in the right But he never pitched
into lad smaller than himself. He
was always on the side of the weak
against the bully. Mary Dewey, his
sister. was his frequent companion in
the milder amasements of hia early
boyhood. She remembers that he was
always chivalrous and kindly to her
and the other eiris. She has said that
even as q child he was never afraid Of
the dark.
when his slater emphasized thia
characteristic." aays Mr.. Barrett, who
tells the story, 'T thought of the dark
nightwhen he took theiead on the olym-
pia and sailed into Manila bay past Cor
regidor, without fear or. hesitation. !"
During his first year at Annapolis
Dewey did not hold any high rank. He
was not exactly indolent, but he was SO
engrossed with the pleasures of stu
dent life and it4 good comradeship that
he had little time left for plodding. He
took IN good part, however, a letter
from his father urging on him more
assiduity TO study, and, as q result,
when graduaticn day came he was
third IN his class, with Howell and
Reed respectively first and second.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-12-14
"SwAGGER STICKS" /"
Numbers of Them WheedleA Away
GxOm Canadian Red Coats 90
Summer Souvenirs.

According to official returns about
1000 American lassies have visited
Nova Scotia this season, and most of
these, coming or going, it is safe to
presume, have touched at Halifax for q
longer or shorter time. as may be.
Among the treasures of these lassies
will be found-unless the reader of
feminine nature has gone all astrav-
short stick, silver or nickel tipped
and ferruled. This is the famous
"swagger" stick of Tommy Atkins,
who, as one of the citadel's defenders, a
brave Leinster, guards the officials of
high degree who are unmarried and
eligible from the attacks of feminine
invasons. Tommy Atkins without e
swagger would be like a Chinaman
without cue, and these little sticks
are just the final touch needed to in
spire the onlooker with becoming feel
ings Of awe as to Tommy's martial
mien.
With his scarlet cap, about the size of
wafer, one glove on and one off, and
the short swagger stick which he
twirls by times, flercely. sentimentally,
coquettishly, as circumstances may de-
mand, Tommy is by no means an un-
pleasant sight. Proud is the girl who,
by bribery or cajoling, has induced
Tommy to part with his swagger stick,
when she exhibits 1t to her chums,
who have not been sent to Halifax, and
prouder yet when those who have been
there are conscious of their own short
sightedness in not noticing this very
important part of Tommy Atkins at
tire