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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
Quay Confident Of Success.

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 3-Senator
Quay made this statement at mid
night: Il am entirely satisfied with
the results of tonight's caucus. A
number Of members Of the legislature,
who did not attend the caucus have
assured me of their support when the
assembly meets in joint convention.
These votes are more than sufficient to
elect me. am absolutely confident of
my success"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
WOOD COMING HOME.
Presumably on Business Relating 10 Sending
Santiaso's Custom Receipts TO Havana.

Santiago de Cuba. Jan. 3.-Major Gen
eral Leonard Wood the American mill
tary commander here. has cabled for per-
| mission to go to Washington for two days
and has been granted leave of absence.
He will leave Santiago on board the
United States transport mississippi. to-
parture is unquestionably the order re-
ceived from Havana to transmit the en-
tire customs receipts each week to that
city. Compliance with these instructions
necessary publicdmprovements and would
throw 10000 Cubans out of employment.
1t is believed that Gen. Wood is desir-
Gus of seeing the President on this sub
ject. The members OF the San Carlos
Club are in a fever of excitement over the
order Col. Valente, the Cuban who was
the Cubans had fought 80 years against
this policy and they were ready to fight
30 years more if necessary.
A mass meeting was held in the plaza
and was attended by 5000 persons. Ener-
getic speeches were made against the
policy of centralizing money at Havana
Most of the speakers declared that the
principle which it was now proposed to
put into effect again had been fought
against by them for 80 years. All were
exceedingly eulogistic in their references
to Gen. Wood. imploring him to use his
influence with the Washington govern
ment against Il revival of one of the
worst features of the Spanish regime.
Gen. Wood expressed the emphatic
opinion that all customs receipts should
be expended in the respective provinces
in which they are taken with the excep-
ton of such percentage for Havana as
may be necessary for governmental eX-
penditure, geological surveys and other
features of public business of mat char
acter
The local papers again renew their as
sertions that if sucn an order is enforced
it will mean. if not civil war, at least an
archy and riot in .Ae province of Santi-
ago. calling for a large force of United
States troops The Cubans are making
elaborate preparations for a demonstra-
ton on Gen. Woods departure. A band
will escort him to the wharf and the
members of the supreme court will ac
company the Mississippi down the bay on
a steamer. at the expense of the Cubans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
SEARCHING FOR ARMS.
Gen. Ludlow Captures Rifles-R Recognition for
Gen Casteliano's Conduct.

caused several private houses to be
searched for arms. Eighteen rifles were
seized at No. 40 Compostele street and
eight rifles We're taken possession of in a
house on Tenienterey street.
The American military commissioners
are pleased with the honorable conduct Of
Gen. Castellanos and sympathize with
him. They will probably make Il repre-
sentatton to President Mckinley. sug-
costing some recognition of the Spanish
comma nders conduct.
AS General Butler was driving in Lag
rena,' last evening, he saw Chinaman
shoot his mistress in the head and then
make an attempt to escape. The general
sent two American soldiers in pursuit
but before the Chinaman could be cap
tured he stabbed himself in the heart
The United States flag was hoisted at
MatanZaS Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION.
War Investigation to Thoroughly kir Com
plants Regarding Refrigerated Beet.

Washington, Jan. 3-The war investi-
eating commission has decided to make a
thorough investigation of the complaints
made about the beef furnished the army
in the eXpeditionary campaigns. Sum-
mons. was made. today. for the appear
ance before the commission. next Friday.
of Major DAILY, the chief surgeon at the
army headquarters at Tampa, prior to
the departure of the Shafter expedition.
who made vigorous report, forwarded
by Gen. Miles, in condemnation Of the
beef. - ..
The Swift Packing Co. of Chicago. will
be heard, next Monday in defence of the
supplies. There was only one witness. to-
day, Col. James NJ. Moore, assistant
quartermaster general Of tire army, who
appeared merely to correct some errors
in the report Of previous testimony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
DREADED BOX Sc.
Fire in Shoe District, Boston, Wednesday
Morning. Does $40. 900 Worth Of Damage.

Boston. Jan. A fire in the shoe dis
trict, early this morning, with an ALARM
from the well-known box No. 81 cause
loss to a number of firms at ll9 Sum
mer street of over $4,000
The first floor of the building was occu
pied as a sample room for a dozen sho
firms, but the stock there was not larg
and the losses are relatively small. Tn
ing jerseys. occupied the third and fiftI
floors. and the loss to this company Wi
be a large one. The fourth floor was OF
cupied by H. ]. Kramer 4 Co.. shi.
waists. and this firm suffered conside
ably from smoke. The building was dar.
aged to the extent of 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
Col. Peps Goes TO Guam

Boston, Jan. 3.-Liuet. Col. PercivaI
Pope, U. s. NJ. c., marine commander
of the Charlestown navy yard, has re-
ceived orders detaching him from this
station, and to hold himself in readi-
ness to proceed to Guam island in the
Pacific to command the land naval
forces at that new station. First
Lieut.. Charles c. Long, also of this
yard. will accompany him.
Maj. Henry Clay Cochrane, now at
Newport. r. l.. will undoubtedly be the
new marine commander here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
oregon Ordered to Honolulu.

Washington. Jan. 3-Secretary Long
today, cabled orders TO the Oregon at
Callao to proceed to Honolulu, taking the
distilling ship Iris with her. The Iowa
was ordered to San Francisco to make
repairs to her boilers and replace a, bro
supply steamer Celtic and the golfers
Scindfa and Justin. The Oregon will get
orders at Honolulu to proceed to Manila
II the situation does not change in TIL.
meantime. The gunboat Castine has ais
been ordered to Manila
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
Organization Not Completed.

Dover. Del. Jan. 3.-For the first iii
in the history of the state, the compl(
organization of the Delaware Legislatf
was not effected on the first day of d
session. The Senate organized at ma
but the House could not agree on aeon
Of the disagreement between the regka
Republicans and the Union Republican
or Addicks faction. Organization OLA
House was postponed until tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
Massachusetts Legislative Caucus. ]

Boston, Jan. 3.-The great and gekral
court Will convene at II o'clock. thor
row. for the session of 1899. The Rehbli-
cans. who are largely in the majfit;'.
the entire list OF last years officery ana
no opposition will be made to theirelec-
bon by the Democrats. tomorrow.
The list is as follows: President I the
Senate. George A. Smith of Etrett
clerk of the Senate. Henry ID. Coolise OF
Concord; chaplain, Rev. Edmund towse
Of Sherborn: Speaker of the Housd John
l.. Bates of Boston: clerk of the louse.
James A. kimball of Lynn: chplain,
Rev. d. w. Waldron of Boston: s4Eeanl
AT arms, John G. b. Adams of LIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
la Grippe Successfully 1s.tsi.

81 have just recovered frob the second
attack of la grippe this yeak says Mr.
Jas. A. Jones. publisher of the Leader,
Chamberiain's Cough Renedy, and j
think with considerable suceCs. only be-
ing in bed a little over two1ays agains,
ten days for the former attsfk. The Sec
ond attack ! am satisfied Eould have
the use of this remedy as had to go TO
bed in about six hours After being
struck with it. while in tn first case !
was able to attend to busines about two
days before getting down. For sale nv
John Coughlin, Water sired
ON. WAFly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
Chinese Cause Iroub,e.

San Francisco, Jan. 3.LThe steame,,
Australia, from Honolulu, brings the fol-
lowing advices to The Associated Press:
A great deal of trouble. is expected here
ever the question of the admission Of
Chinese. The supreme court has ordered
the landing of a large number of celes
tiaas and Special Agent Brown is at a
loss to know what to do in the premises.
He has appealed to the administration
fer In ritr,-ini1S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
Troops Leave for Cuba.

Savannah, Ga, Jan. S.-The United
States troop ship Roumanian sailed for
Cuba, today, with the I'd South Carroll
ma Regiment and the Mobile with the
4th and 9Th Illinois Regiments. There
remains only at this city the Sd Geor-
gia Regiment, the Maine Volunteer Ar
tillery and six batteries of United
States Artillery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
A Speedy Settlement.

Madrid, Jan. st is expected that
on Sunday, next, Senior Sagasta will
submit to the government the question
of confidence in the cabinet and it Is
expected that Her Majesty's decision
will be given promptly, so as to allow
a speedy settlement of the cabinet
crisis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04

Master-at-A Arms Sherbourne of the
cutter Woodbury., who was with that
vessel during the campaign around
Cuba and who contracted malarial
fever. has just been discharged from
the Marine hospital, whittier he was
removed when the Woodbury. arrived
in Portland from her service in South
ern waters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04

] is announced at London that the
kynoch company has commenced max
ing l0O.0o0,GoO cartridges for the Uniteo!
states at the rate of 1,0OO000 weekly.
An American inspector, it appears, ex-
amlnes the work and profiting by the
war experiences. a special metal Is
used 10 prevent the eases from lam
ming in the barrels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
SSH CONGRESS.
CONTINUED from page ~

treaty, in the shape of ringing mes
sage to Congress on the subject, fres-
ident Mckinley has decided 10 leaVe
the presentation Of the merits OF the
treaty to its friends in the Senate
Accordingly the treaty will go to the
latter body with the briefest possible
message of transmission by the Presi-
dent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
The Rebellion at Balabac.

london, Jan. 4.-The Madrid coeespon-
dent OF the Daily Mail says: "Iuthe re-
belEon at Balabac. Naval Lieut. helAfmy
was beheaded The rebels also rnrdered
doctor and several other Eurouhns. 4
gunboat on the rebels, but its pmman-
der was unable TO effect the riease of
the women -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
Estimates Tor Is Warships.

Washington, Jan. 3.-Secretary Long.
today. sent detailed estimates to Con,
gress for the Is new warships he recon
mended 70 be constructed in his annual
report. The figures are for armament and
arinor for all the ships, $l4,l6S 400 and TO-.
construction and engineering, $50, 100. 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04

Alfred w. SMITH. superintendent Of
the New England News Co.. died.
Tuesday afternoon. at his residence In
Brookline. Mass. He was 46 years Of
age and survived by a widow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
Polo Gan Is.

AT Hartford-IIartford. II: Meriden.s
AT Taunton-Taunton, 6; New Bed.
ford, 4. t.tt II
At New Haven-New Haven, 3; Water.
bury, /. S4-
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 6; East>wey-
mouth, ).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.


Nunyoa guarastees
that his 2he1matiem
C(1eo viii cure neasly
a casso q seesisse.
t. IN q few honrs;
tkot his Dyspepsia Cure
viii cure indigsstSoa and
al stomach Troubles;
that hie Kidney Cure
viii cure 90 per cent.
q an essen Of Kidney
ffouhle: that he Ca
tarrh Cure viii cure
eatarYh no matter how
loag standing: that bis
Headache Cure Will cure
Any kind Of headache 10
Q few minutes: that
hle Cold Cure vii!
quickly bfeak, up any
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup helps con.
sumptives and cures incipient consump.
iion: II loosens the phlegm and heals. It
l. without doubt the best cough mcdi
cine, Price &C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04

It's the little colds that grow into biz
colds; the big colds that end IN cousunl6-
ton and death. Watch the little colds.
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. ~
mon, wed, fri&WkYtt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-04

esem q cold and - a through the entire list OF
rsmediee. At all druggists. - cents vial.
II you need medical advice write Prof Nunyoe'
1906 Arch st., Phila. II 10 absolutely free.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
MiaSteclxlkllLlo, - Il.l!s'Fll9
(BENTON 60 MIMI

3sMlIiiejts,ooWosc Foley znana.-J 1''sat7.i's
SFiie,lksllel parowej PLY Braci Foley
H Parows pills satlud tlpi! 6o @sl'.a'
rzniie 10000 stop drzewa ma l dsleh
kupujao j. % farnertr6dwRs.
Jest lam takzi.eB jug spiechrYzs AZ
30 tys.,iiecy bussli, jjestsduzy store
generally, wyggo,d ill,y hotel no a.!
.lworze.s skolejjooWyy ksa.toliokLnl kos kos...s
i9f.s#sS@ Il SsssassfF D:
q powstaja diva nowe5 ceggl'a me
domy. jeden ma store, drug ci1ru ma. M
1,snk. oeegll!a!naYy,- ntY7na4 ma 100. beozek
o5az wypozYczalnia pojaazdt'6w:
Z,omia " okoIiey ~ nalekY do 9
na]wiecei urodzajnyoh y calejj
Minnesota. W poblizu znaJdula sie
p,olskie osady i polsk,e ko6cioltyy;.z..
=s,at Foley pl%,ot}Io1on1e Jest mad koleja
.Gfeat-N orthernsllesy pfawie+naa5
po4owie drogl = Minneapolis do
Du1utb,r sKtoby Gig praggna1w TEN
.sm!asteczkus lab v. okolcY.osleilit
nlechaj pisze wzgledem b!izsssyytchtl
pod 3adresem: e.
+. &. GRADY, Fo'ey MINI.
.Af&%g ta1[m.IE.T4- #El |HNk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

IA IA, | wy,czytallet: mil m,l'liill,ych ego,,
2'dEz z.l '1zl|lsi '...s.i Faa'do ;'1T|.'l. p PIX
I!s'zllleSei. rs Is lonzras5 5l'''''
. H; N az okns ',,i.. : .lEf' \ b ',!. J: S. IS
~ s,'W',e matki zurp ls!!lii p '17'9''l'Isa
y I'E,.1',.. viec I'll piefWsz ~.
wcjjfzenia uznawali go ]
VS., glosne.m'1Fi ok 9!
okazywali mu radost swoja.
l 4EgTs%#&
A kiedy m!ody ksiale cd
szedlod okna, m16dWiisodn1o po-
N wszechnie: z1eby tylKo ten
lotr Gerard jak najpredzej
odni6sl zasluzona kare, = ]:
choeby 60 ! kr !. to
kazdy pragn9lby paired ma
Smiertt tegc zbrodniarza.
Nakoniec powstal ksiaze
Artus i rzekl glosem urocz7y=-
stym: ,.Jakkolwiek mech stnie
przerywam 10 wesofe zgro-
madzenie, W ;zelako ohowia-
eek i. sprawiedliwost znaglaja
mic do opuszczelnlia tegoz,
Najdobrotliw;zy Bog iO>jcieec
W niebiesiech obronit- swe
rF- j. = #.- E
slugi, ocalil ~niewinnost !
zgotowst mi RADIOS, Q kt6rej
mole s:rce ami pomyslet ME
smialo: Jemu zatem MECH
bedzle chvala, czest ! dzieki
ma wieki.
Potem m6wil dalej:-sB6g
sedzia najsprawiedliwszy, pra~
gnie take, azebY Wystepek
.zostai ukarany, a jakkolwiiteskk
mole SERGE wzdryga sic wYd:aa.t
wyrck ma mego brata, to
iednak stae sic to musi, jezeli
ME chce bye niesprawiedlll-
wynn. Chodzc,e eaten, sz.la-
ychetni rycerze, pomagajcie mi
sadie wedle prawa ! spra-
wiedliwosci, a tY, czcigodnY
.opacie, race nam towarzYszyc,
gdyz twoj poglad doswiad-
genie nadadz4 temu aktowi
prawdziwe p'ietno sprawiedli-
= M El,E.r ~" ~ ~ ~
wosci.
Wszyscy zabierali sic dc
w~yjscia, gdy wtem przybieg}a
Hirlanda do swego Artusa
y. aNE-..- -s.-E as--Eae-&t- ~ SO 80.
prosi}a najpierw jego,a potem
wszystkich innych. AIS by
postqpili sobie 2 Gerardem
lie. moznosci jak naj}a2odnieji
ona BOWEN JUL mu wszyst-
ko przel a:z] Ia j ME pragnie,
ably kt ',''lk .,i''s ola l;a niei mia "a
COS cierpiee.
Opat B .rt,and od1zek} M: ma
- = h,,loh,, nr1arham nrxn-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
sB&f1IlEsSsHHE.
Mirlapda
-ssozYLI--
zwycieztwo niewinnoSci.
-&s::@@:+.B-
tcl@s dals.y i
(Clag dals.y,l

$3.50 'S
Pote n m6wil dalej: Gdy.
pred kiln dniami po skoh-
czonej mo -, I ! i. W,lseczornej
udalem sic ma spoczynek !
zaledwie zasnalem, uk7zal mi.
sic Ani6l / rzekI: utro u
abroisz v pancerz mlodego
rycerza, kt6fego6 daies sic :.
stree ma wsyy,cchhbowanie, zaopa-
trzysz 60 v NIECE ! wlt6 & 4
a poiutrzsez pojedzie.'z z MIN !
okoliczn9 szlacht2 do Rennes,
pdzie ocali Cd smierci nle-s
winnie oskarzona matke s@o-
lie. BedzieE on walczyl Z POI
wszechnie obawianym niego-:
dsiwcem, ale 2. Bog udz zl!sll;
zwycieztwa i jemu ] n'ewin-.
nosci. Po tych stowach
m6wil dalej opat zniknai
wyslannik niebieski. Zbud1is,
sly sic, wstelem j sacza}em.
sic modlit. a i'm wiecej sic.
modlilem, tem wiecej nabiera}
pewnosei | rozkaz Pahski.
Zaledwie ujrzalem slabyv blas'k k.
zorzy mad g6trami, pes7e''d}ee en-.
zaraz do mego* brata / po.'
.wiedzialem mu, co widzialem
slyszalem, 4 on odrzek'
800 ---sytr+a F -&G+. - 90 fE.EE.%A"% y ~
zaraz: Me jestte laden masrny
sen; trzeba nam $ E uzbro &c !
wyruszy (. Zgodzilem sic ma 10:
kaza}em poczynit %potrze1ne
przygotowania wymicnRem
ma wszYstkich, kk:;6rzy por,
winni razem wyruszy*. Gdy
wyznaczeni do podr6zy juz
byli 1ospolu. o2owiedzia|e'n
i'm jeszcze raz moi SEN r, a
wszyscy byli pelni radosc'. e
moga take : wyrusz]6 n q.
ocalenie niewinnosci; ale n ]
w~eselszy b,l miodyB ertrantd.
-Musze zwyc;szyt, mowil on,
gdyt Bog b Jest :.. Z mani. -
Drugiego d ln = TAX tex: mo g
dalei opat wyruszylismy,
a ds:s rano przybylismy do
Rennes, gdzie dewiedzielismy
sic, il rzectazy,w'iscie zrzadzenie
Boskie Przeznlacz.yto. mas ma
ocalenie n:ewinnosci. Zacny
mlodziec, ufny v pomoc ME-
bios; palaall 1 zadza walk v:
obronie swej niewlnnej matk.i.
z rozwaga i pc mezku
zbllzyl sic d. miejsca walk 'al!<jl
c. sic d Ia's { d Is 2, ,.,wid 3 IS:
ksia&e ma wlasne oezy. 2 ,res4,
te moze jeszcze wylasnie ko
beta, kt6ra przesna z:' : h' B, !
DO piegrw,oo1tneg2o wyethIo asie
waszego syna i%pomogla WV
krsst 90 : tegoo' zamku, ola.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
s. TOR d; !. !.
FA,R II Z 4 ( ) K.
w ~.

spnzedaja sic v MIN
WSZELKIE .ZELASTWA,
MASZYNY ~RSKIE.
;N n Ri ROL \ < i''l!,,
ROzNY lNWENTARZ (zywY
j martwy) SIZE, PIECE,
WOZY, 3 y & ! {; r.
Dale sic towary tak1e v
zamlan "a produkta rolnicze.
+. ' Wszystko molina dostac ia.
niej, nil gdzieindzlej. .
Firma znana ma caly powiat
BentonCl $.ss. s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

AZ mogY 4 IN zloz,t sna1
So Sc na y Ell FIJI matki'
Hiiland al a.. l'''iala ~ to
zara RAJ od pow 'zlt f,pofniewaz
nniIe t:l11l ''i|ia; - d E;.l':1sk' 81. i "
wzie}a vice uSmGiecha-'
sic i 4 niej dsiefciln y 2
takliiem uczuciiem IA rece,
jjaksji,es.'5n,1I1ty, :[l!,7' n:,a;lllle'.zzuullss;s'a; matka
przeje.a-byd.mo,e Nastepnie
Fzekla sPojrzaW'sz;y naIPierw
v niebo a Io ,1,t n "a Arttus'a 50
5,Teraz iestem dostatecznie
vYnagrodzona "a mole pre-
byte cierpienia, wiecej nawet,
sobie zyczyla. Dzleki,
dzizzki - m6Wila
lalej ksiezna nieehai 81
oeda dobrotliwy Bolei Olcze!
lwukrotnie dales mi kazde :
dziecl TO przez mego
k,eo,c:hanego Artusa. Dzieki,
dzieki niechaj bs.da.
tobic, mezu kochany, "a to.
szczescie, Q kt6rem
SERGE mog}o tylko MAJ
rzy6, ale spodziewat sic iuz
nigdy. A teraz prosze Gle,
sic razem re nina, wtedy
zaliczat dzieh d~zisiejszy
DO najszczesliwszych dni me-
80 zycia.
Jestto take jeden 2
najssczesliwszych dni mojego
iycia, rzecze opat Ber-
fraud, widzac was tuu!ta;ajj wszyst-
kich pospolu weso}ych, die.
kuje. niebu tysiackrotnie "a
zgotowaaie mi takiej uciechy.
~ A ia - rzecze miody
ksiaze. jestem teraz jakoby W
swiecie, znajduj:e ME II:
najlepszych mo-
ich rodzic6w, ukochana sio-
sire, dom rodzinny, 0 czem
dotychczas mic ME wiedzialem.
. lakze dobrotliwym jest
Pan Bog, kt6ry tax po d
cowsku troszczyl sic 0 mnje
i teraz obdarza mic naraz
wszystkiem, co dobrym die
ciom jest milem idrogiem.
"F 1T .HEetH 49,. . EFT EN-.#1- -
Potozny opat Bertrand
odezwat sic znowu: ) Dobrot:
liwy jest Bog, a nieskodczone
lego milosierdzie. Badz j ty.
E la%yst1 - III. sYZt .-ss.+t tF.s.LE ~ -as rsEHu
kochanY Bertrandsie, zawsze
TAX dobry i l.oboznY jak
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Order of Publication.
(No. 2275.)

(No. 2275.)
 The State of Alabama, Jefferson County John T. McCombs, Jr., ct al. vs. James McCombs ct al-In Chancery at Birming- ham, Alabama, Fifth District, Northwest ern Chancery Division of Alabama
 In this cause it being made to appear to the register by the affidavit of J. R. Harsh, one of the solicitors for the complainants, that the residence of the defendants, Hen ry McCombs and c. w. McCombs, is un- known; and further, that in the belief of said affiant, the said defendants are under the age of 21 years it is therefore ordered by the register that publication be made in the Age-Herald, a newspaper published in the city of Birmingham, Alabama, once a week for four consecutive weeks, requir- ing them, the said Henry McCombs and C. w. McCombs, to answer or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause by the 18th day of April, 1S99 or in thirty days thereaf- ter a decree pro confesso may be taken against them.
 Done at office in Birmingham, Alabama, this the 18th day of March, 1899.
 w. c. GARRETT, Register. 3-15-wed-4t
The age-herald., 1899-03-15
LEE AND BROOKE
 ARE UNFRIENDLY Officers Believe Little is Requir- ed to Produce Rupture. GEN. BROOKE WILL RESIGN And Lee Will be Appointed Military Governor of Santa Clara Province
 He is Deeply Stirred Over
 Matter, and Protested.
GEN. BROOKE WILL RESIGN

Havana, March 14.-It is now an open se- cret that the relations between Gen. Fitz- hugh Lee and Gen. Brooke are not of the most amicabe character. Several. inci- dents have recently occurred indicating this.
 Among officers of the Seventh Army corps it is believed that little would be re- quired to produce an open rupture.
 Lees resignation has more than once been considered probable it having been thought that he would take this method to publicly mark his protest against what he feels to be the continued assumption of authority by the chief of the military gov ernment.
 The definition of Gen. Ludow's military government of Havana, encroaching as it did upon Lees military Jurisdiction over the province, was his first cause of com plaint. Next came disputes innumerable in reference to regiments detailed for guard duty in the city.
 Finally these were capped by Gen. Brookes declaration that Lees authority extended only to his military command of that portion of the Seventh Army corps under canvas at Camp Columbia.
 Gen. Lee has been deeply stirred over the matter, and has expressed his feeling forcibly.
 It now appears likely that Gen. Lee will and appointed military governor of Santa Clara province, with a regular army rank of brigadier general.
 Gen. Brooke will shortly resign. His place as governor general will more than likely be taken by Gen. Leonard Wood, now mili- tary governor of Santiagi province.
The age-herald., 1899-03-15
Continuation of Rows

New York, March H.-Continuous rows between the members of the district att torney's staff and the judges of the gen eral sessions eliminated today when Dis trict Attorney Gardner attempted to enter part of the court, where the recorder was charging a jury. Court Officer Gibbons stopped him and said his ordefsAsTere ito allow no one to enter at that time. Coll one Gardiner ordered his own attending officer to arrest Gibbons, and this was done and Gibbons was hauled to police court.