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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

Ihafd 's'si byiy trafoe, V'szs1afo 81
55jednym punnkl<cciiee So. MUSIC 60 tutajj
tsspl,1rro,s1towad. Zaznaczyl on, re Gale
.polskie duchowiedstwo przy'kllaa'r5
skiwa}o konstytucYi, a jednak j.
,miedzy ksiezmi znalezli sig targo-
wiczanie. Albowiem faktem jest,
re ieszcze wroku 1881 ks. Kalinka
W Krakowie wyda} al dvie bro
szury przeci konstytucyi 8 Maja,
zohydzajac ja W najokropniejszy
spos6b.
Drugim m6wca obchodowym
by{ .J6zef Stachowicz. Ten bajal
rome g%lupstwa ,niby Piekarski ma
mekach. Me moge tn w%szystkich
jego potworpych banialuk powt6~
rye, DO bym zapisa} cafego VIA
RUsA;; musze sic ograniczyc ma
s@treszczenlu kilku g}6wniejszych.
Zdaniem tego niefortunnego
m6wcy "a polskich csasdw kazdy
Polak by} katolikiem q, "a
dis co sig dzieje W Ameryce?'
Powtarzamy dos}ownie co,
|pomiedzy innemi, dalej bredzi}
J6zef Stacbow1cz:
,,k46tniom miedzy lPolakaml
W Ameryce So WHINE paskudne
-ii.i. E.Ft ~ ' -.
gazety! Precz z gazetami! Gu
jedne gazette .wymienia) A ci
co te CAVITY czytaja to ME Polacy.
Ia polskich czas6w mkt polskich
gazyt6w ME czytoi, a predzy sic
dosto} do nleba, a wlec ME ozy'
tajmy, jezeli chcemy pc smlerci
bye W niebie." (t1}osy: ME-
bic, gdzie kura noga grzebie).
Trzeoia oracya powiedziaf pan
Mateusz Janowicz, kt5ry m6wiac.
:Eaci= git.7>:s ~ ~
sepleni. Otto jego slowa: 70 tax
samo ME banda tn m6wi} Q kos
tytuncij Trzecimoj, DO jus ksonc
10 tym psecie pedzio}, ale WON
powim, co Jon Sobiescl kr6l
pob,,e Ell turk6w pogan6w pod Wild"
MEM. Tedy jeszcze " Polsce by4
Bog, ale potym juz ME. l tn W
Ameryce nj ma Boga mas, ato
zrob;{y gazety j 81 co do Mich
~. ~ z~3i;H:. last. 1854
pisuiq, to SO gryzypl6ry (Wymlenla
gazette i ]ej correspondence ,,s'.
Ma sail zaczynaja sig odzywa6
glossy: Do rzeczy! do rzeczy! -
NJ, Janowicz VIOLA: ,,Dajciez mi
skohczycN- $3.50 Skoro Bog wyszed
z Pol6cl, zaczeli sig nasi przodkor
vie bic, i tax sic bieli, re wojciec
matke dusie}, brat siostre duslef,
kazdy dusie} jak Nigh. (Na sail
6miech j gwizdanie. Ksiadz znie~
wala NOVICE do milczenia).
Czwarty m6wca J6zef Sta"
szyhski tax otto rabal: Ola mnle,
bracia rodacy, najgorzej, DO POI
przedni MONEY! juz wszystko z
geby wycedzili co ia juz mia}em
ma jezyku, a wiec to wszystko
nazad po}knad MUSIC. Ale p6jde ia
jinakszq droga. = CT co prawiae, re
mniejszosc ME zwycieza, to chyba
s}omnianny maja rozum, boo i kr6l
Jan Sobieski mial m~iejszos6 a pobi}
Turk6w ,,Muchametan6w, jake
my tn W Bajcycie. Mniejszosc
. .f -.Li r L. - o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
"STREszCzEN1e MowY
D. R. Dabrowskiego
ma obchodzie 3 Maja
W Minneapolis.

.,,Polacy obchodza dzisiaj 1o8
rocznice og}oszenia k%opRtyytucyi
Rzeczyipospolitej Polskiej; &Maja,
1891. Jest to najbardziej 5:Rzzn n
dz1eh W historyi:na roduoBelskieggo
zapowiadajacy zorze wolnoSei ola
innych narod6w europejskich.: W
dn1u tym BOWEN nardd spolski, pc
ustawicznych walkach 2 Tatarami,
Turkami i Moskalami, po~ bezec~
nych intrygach swych ssesiad6w,p pc
wieluzwewnetrznych swaraaghh, spo~
wodowanych przez# szlachttaa&A pod
ni6sl sig do wysokosci, w6wczas W
Europe nieznanej, og}aszajac Aon~
stytucy2, bardzo podobn} 40 kon-
stytucyi stan6w Zjednoczonych,
wbrew przeszkodom stawianym
przez sqslad6w. Ojcaml tel konsty~
tucyi byli Stanis}aw Ma1aehowski,
Hugo Ko}}ataj Ignacy Potockl.
Rok p6zniej Rosya i Prusy, oba~
wiajqc sig skutk6w dz%ia}alnosci
polskich przyw6dc6w, opar}y sig
przyjeciu konstytucyi, PREY pomocy
oreza. Fowsta{ przeciwko temu
gwa}towi Tadeusz Ko6ciuszko, "a
dajac wrogom wiele kiosk. az W
roku 1894 2 Listopada Moskale
zdobyli Prage, przedmiescie War;
szawy i wymordowali 20 tysiecy
bezbronnego ludu, pc najwiekszej
cze6ci kobiety dzieci.
,,Odtqd Sci Maj jest kazdemu
polskiemu sercu dnlem najdroz~
sym.
,,2dzniej ~jeszcze diva razy POI
wstawali Polacy przeciwko swym
ciemlezcom, idac ma armaty
tyran6w pod has}em Ia nasza j
wasza wolnosG! az w roku 1881
Folska wymazana zosta1a z karty
europejskiej:
,,Sto lat uplynelo, pc naszem
ujarzmieniuJ lecz Ouch 8 Maja
dotad lyle, a Polacy coraz wiecej
ma 6wiecie s}yna. Nawet Rzym
Shawl ducha polskiego " osobie
ks. kardyna}a Leddchowskieggo.'
Move swoia zakoohczy} pan
Dabrorslkii, poa1ug dziennika
.zSNrArohls News nastepujjeefen q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
w. robia

W.; WAsHIGTON1E robla
wszelkie kosztowne przygotowanla
ma najwspanialsze przyjecie adml@
ra1a Dewey, pogromcy hoty hisz-
pahskie1 pod Manila. Dewey
pop}ynie ma swoim okrecle adml~
ralskim olympia" przez Morzc
Sr6dziemne!'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

s' siaggra 81 4! sslst /, k0nffpn
doewyaany m6wca ME moze movie eistea
5dalejj. / S
Platym mdwoa by1 Wojtskk
Karpus. Ten przemawial ssbar'dellzsoo
siarcii'scie, czesto zam = oo7zg g 81
ably s}uchacze mogli pomiarkoWsatt, s5s
ze nauczyl sic mowy ma paanniies6.
|skohczyl zaS madrym fraszaespemn,
kt6rego sic nauczyl cd &fyyggla-
szewskiego, s}awnego bohatera e
zbola4emi %piersiami y ierzajcie
mi, re jestem pra wynn Polakiemr ]
waszym zlomkiem!' =
(G}os: ~ PANE Wojtku, wie~
my, les ziomkiem pod}osoi, mic
wiecej).
sz6stym mdwca by]} J6zef
Jablohski, w}6darz folwarczny z (,
starego kra]u, a tn kohski dokt6r.
Ten "a czas6w ks. Szklarzyka ME
chodzi4 do koscio{a. lecz owszem
szydzi1 z kaplana. A nawet razu
iednego wpusci1 do kosciola koz}a,
kt6ry tam sic b}akajac. podobno
nawet wylaz} ma kazalnice. Jedno-
cze6nie sly derca uraga} ks. Szkla~
rzykowi, re jego kozie} umie
lepiej beczyt, niz ks. Szklarzyk. A
- - E'.r .."#.r. . aLr4LE
dzls Jabfonski udaje ,~,ochronka'.
Nova jego tez odpowiednia by}a
jego charakterowj. Otto jej ko~
nice:
,,Razu jednego przychodzl
do mnie moi MacieK, z szparga}em
W reku, i pyta: = Go to znaczy
szpyckop? ia jake oiciec Cd
powiadam dziecku, re to sic tax
nazywa gra " karty. Pop6zDiej
przyohodzi zno 10, Maciek> mdwi:
= 81 oijo,ec @1kk] }armnie,,, 30 sta,s5 iii po~
wiada1, ze 1poolska g az! ia" y hnaazywa.
szpyckopem n mas z ego biskupa:-
No widzicie, moi bracia, zosta}em
k}amca u dzieci".
rs. Bieniawski podczas mowy
Jab}oiskiego opu6ci} hale, Panowie
Nowicki i Karpus cd p}ywackiego
K6}ka, kt6rych eamych brednie
w4oda ar nlecierPliwi}Y, napisali
do przewodniczacego ma karteczce,
ably wstrzyma} NOVICE. I ma TEN
mowy obchodowe sig skohczy}y.
Gdyby ten obch6d kropidlar !
ski byA sic odby{ wieczorem, by{o-
by przysz{o do roz]ewu krwi. Spo-
dziewali sig tel tego patryotyci
kropidlarscy, wiec urzadzili zebra
ME pc po{udniu.
Podczas NOW kobiety r>zan-
cove z obu stronnictw W kosciele
~prowadzi}y wojne. rs. Lewandow-
ski tax gwa}townie by} pchniety
ma 3awke, re dotad W boku 80
boil, a iona m6wcy M. Janowicza,
0 uduszeniu prawl}, zosta}a
tax poduszona podczas popy~
chaczki, re obfozenie jest chora.
W ostatnim czasie ma porzad-
II, dzionnunn w nolskioi duiolniou -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
~AMERYKANSKl MINISTER

~AMERYKANSKl MINISTER
wojny MeiklesonsG rozporzadzlf'
,aby Ghinlczykom i@snadal ME byfo
:ZWoln e:lyi, do standw Zjed~
:n ID, ll!,e lecz moga sig. osledlas
/ /. o ,t,.,:r prawo obywatelstwa ma
wyspach, kt6re stany Zjednoczone
zdoby}y W ostatniej wojnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

Dop1sEK: - Karpusa j Novice
.kiego zaslepi}a polityka i ola pos
lityki ~naciagajs navel spravy
religijno-narodoWe, ably tylko 8ma
warde demokratyczna p~rzerzuci: ma
rtrore republlkadsks.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
Obch6d k%ropidlarski
W Bay City.
Bay City, Mich, 8 Msja.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
RACE umiesciG +e moja kore~

A0oOA uAAASooAo y DJS
spondencya 0 obchodzie Konstytu'
cyl 8 Ma:a, urzadzonym prze'
Towarzystwo& Observation-Disclosures
skiieB,, W hall J6zefa Weltra,,'7 v
Niedziels,, 1Maja b. r. H"'a!@<'
Me dziwies* sig ks. :A::ABie'
niawskiemu, re przy}ozy} reke dc
tel targowicy, DO jeszcze ludzi tt
dobrze ME INA. Mysla{ pewnie, ze
obch6d bedzie miaf przebieg spo-
kojny i przyczyni sig do pojedna''
MA powas1iioo'niy1ch partly. $50
Lecz state 6t 4aie inaczej. obchr66d5
kropldlarskii przemieni4 sic " pie:
kielny organ, plorunujacy obelgami
osobisteml l <poniewieraniem pa
mieci przodk6w naszych. O kon-
stytucyi 8 Maja m6w'} tylko sam
ks. Bieniawskl. Piorunom> zas
nietyle winni m6wcy, lie raczej
patryoci cd zwanego k6lka ,,sple-
wackiego' i ,,p}ywackiego'', kto-
rzy 1ch ciagneli "a poly i podpo~
wiadali i'm, ma kogo jake clskac
mieli gromy, -- Karpusy Nowic~
cy.
Otto ca}kowite, tre6ciwe spra~
wozdanie re wszystkich akt6w
dramatu obchodowego:
w Niedziele ks. Bieniawski
zapowiedziaf W ,kosciele obch6d
Konstytucyi 3 Maja = i re
wskutek tego ME bedzle nieszpo..
row. Zagaif go W kr6tkich s}owach
ks. A Bieniawski, ma przewodni-
czacego powo}ujac J. Dardasa: Ten
ma sekretarza powo}al J.J6zwiaka,
wiceprezydenta konajacego kropir
dlarskiego Zjednoczenia. Dardas
wziawszy do reki program, ME
umiaf go przeczytac, = befkotaf,
jak mic przemierzajac papuga,
wreszcie zaprosi{ ma plerwszego
-' E-N - -5-r-l&. #rE"% ID" .lsE.-
m6wce ks. Biniarskieg Q.
Kap}an, wszedlszy ma strade, ode
zywa sic %najprz6d: Me nazywam
sic Biniarski, lecz Biniawski,
potem spokojnie przedstawia1 s}u-
chaczom reformy, jake " u~stroju
Rzeozypospolitej rolskiej zapro-
wad zala : Konstytucya 8 Naja,
Wog6le uwagi wielebnego m6wcy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

WYSPA KUB otrzyma}a cd
rtzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych noWa
bandere ola swych okretow l
statk6w. Rad ME chcia4 narzucac
bandery amerykahskiej, zeby to ME
wyglqda}os na pierwszy krok
aneksyl. Pozostawienie bandery
rewolucyjnej by}oby uznaniem
rewolucyi, tege zas Rad tutejszy
ME chce. Statkl, kt6re beda uzywa~
~ tel bandery, by}y dawniei hisz-
pahskiml, obecnie zas SO wfasno~
gcia rzadu kubahskiego przyczy-
MIA sic wielce do prowadzenla
handlu pobrzeznego.
Nova bandera Jest niebieska i
ma lja}a gwiazde W gdrnem polu.
w BUFFALO, N. Y, strai-.
|kujacy szuflarze zboza, mledzy
kt6rymi znajduje sic wielka liczba
Polak6w, zmusili bogatego kon~
traktora Connors do znacznych
ustepstw ma lch korzysd. strajkle'
rzy polacy juz wr6cili do piracy, "
skutek ugody zawartej ma konfe~
rencyi W pa}cu biskupa. Wsku.
tex strajku znajduja sig ma okre~
tach 8 miliony buszli zboza, lecz
jest nadzieja, re W, przeciagu
wszystko bedzie wy}ado-
sane.
.ax.. ss..1 (. -: q ! /. isl
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
BARON FAVOR RETURNS.
Anxious to Obtain Redress for Lynching
 ofItalians at Tallulah.

Washington, September 12.-1he return of Baron Fava, the Italian ambassador, after a visit of some months at Rome, has brought about extended consideration of the recent 1ynching of several Italians in Louisiana, not only in reference to redress in this particular case, but IS to some gen. eral measure of protection by the federal government for foreign residents in this country. Baron Fava has had a long talk with the president, during which it is un- derstood he pointed out the feeling this incident had occasioned in Italy, and ex- pressed his earnest personal desire that some legislative means be adopted to avoid a repetition of such occurrences.
 The ambassador came back with the firm conviction that the general govern ment as well as tine Louisiana authorities, were sincerely desirous of redressing the recent affair, according to the rights re- served by treaty to subjects of friendly powers.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
REORGANIZATION PLAN.
Chicago May Have Through Line to
 the Gulf of Mexico.

Chicago, September 12.-The Tribune from Holland today, bondholders of the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf railroad have approved the reorganiza ton plan as prepared by the Philadelphia committee. This means A. E. Stillwell and John w. Gates will have the control of the road when the reorganization is perfected
 The members of the New York commit tee, which prepared plan of reorganiza- tion, still claim when a reorganization is finally effected 1t will be under the terms of the plan as presented by their commit tee. MT. Stilwell says, however, that he will have the following holders of more than $16.0O0,00O of bonds out of total of $23, 100000 which will give him the unques- toned control of the property.
 Under the Philadelphia plan the control of the road Is put in the hands of voting trustees for a period of five years and Mr. stillwell and John W. Gates are to serve on this board.
 MT. Hartman, who was the head of the syndicate which received control of the Chicago and Alton, is on the New York committee and 1t was expected if his plan was adopted there would be a combination between the Chicago and Alton and the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf, giving a through line from Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico. S. w. Fordyce, receiver of the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf, was in Chicago today in conference with MT. Still we'll The latter left tonight for the east, where it is said, he will meet the members of the Philadelphia committee.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
EMERY BEFORE
 THE COMMISSION
Former State Senator from
 Pennsylvania Testifes.
WANAMAKER TO BE HEARD
Samuel Gompers and Commissioner of Immigration Powderly Will Tell of General Labor Topics
 Government Ownership

Washington, September 12-The session of the industrial commission today was oc- eupied in hearing the conclusion of the testimony of Former State Senator Lewis Emery of Bradford, Pa MT. Emery took as his text the general charge that dis crimination in railroad rates was the basis of monopoly, and charged that it was through this agency that the Standard Oil trust had been created.
 Although the old contracts for rebates had been nullifed by the interstate com- merce act he charged that the same sys- tenn was substantially in effect today. If the books of the railroads could be pro- duced in court all, he said, could be proved.
 Mr. Emery found the remedy for the ex- isting state of affairs in the government ownership of all transportation facilities.
 The commissin has named besides Pro- lessor J. w. Jenks, Senator James H. Kyle, Major J. M. Farquehar, Representa- tive Theobald Otjen, c. J. Harris and Colonel L. F. Livingston to represent it at the trust conference of the civic federation to begin in Chicago tomorrow. Major Farquehar Is to represent the sub-commis- sion on manufacturers, MT. Otjen on min- ing MT. Harris on transportation. and Colonel Livingston on agriculture. Senator Kyle was designated as the representative at-large of the commission.
 The hearing next month of John D. Rockefeller and George Rice will complete the investigation of the Standard Oil com pany. Testimony in connection with other industrial combinations, such as the whisky and steel trusts, will follow. Samuel Gcmpers, president of the American Fed eration of Labor, and Hon. T. V. Powderly, the commissioner of immigration, are among those who will be heard this week. They will testify on general labor topics and on immigration.
 Hon. John Wanamaker of Philadelphia has been invited to appear this month on the subject of the relation of the depart ment stores to industry and labor.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
FOUR NEW CASES
 IN NEW ORLEANS Crescent City Mil Not Institute
 Quarantine. YELLOW FEVER IN MEXICO Bruno Says There is No Danger At
 Port Tampa. NOTHING SUSPICIOUS AT MIAMI Twelve Deaths Have Occurred At Key West-Dr. Horseley Reports That Refugee from Southern Flor
 ida Has Been Isolated
YELLOW FEVER IN MEXICO
NOTHING SUSPICIOUS AT MIAMI

New Orleans, September 12.-nhere were four new cases of fever announced by the state board of health today, three of which have been under supervision for several days. No deaths were reported.
 At a meeting of the board this morning it was determined not to quarantine against infected points. There would be no reason for such course now, inasmueh Mis- sisippi has pretty Well closed her doors against this city, and Texas and Alabama are bent on main taining their quarantines.
 Vicksburg, Natohez and more prominent towns of western Mississippi are forcing fife larger Louisiana towns to quarantine against New Orleans, although the Louis jana state board has taken no action. Mon roe was warned today that unless she auarantined against New Orleans Yicks- eurg would quarantine against her. This policy will be detrimental to business in terests here, for there are few towns Tn Louisiana which would quarantine New Orleans unless forced to do so.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
LOUBET WILL
 PARDON DREYFUS Claimed on Good Authority That
 This Will be Done. IN FAVOR OF A BOYCOTT The Police Arrest M. Concierg, an h. mate of the House Which Has
 Been Supplying Guerin
 With Food.
IN FAVOR OF A BOYCOTT

London, September 13.-The Paris corre- spondent of the Daily Chronicle claims to have good authority for the statement that Dreyfus will be pardoned, although President Loubet will not exercise his prerogatives until after the meeting of the Conseil de Revision. He adds that Captain Beauvais and Major Breon were the only two members of the courtmartial who voted for acquittal and 1t was Captain Parfait who insisted upon the proviso re- garding extenuating circumstances.
 Telegrams from the principal capitals re- port growing agitations in favor of a boy colt of the Paris exposition but there is no indication of an official movement.
 Berlin, September 12.-The German com missioner of the Paris exposition, accom- panied by three assistants, has gone to Paris to complete arrangements for the German exhibitors. This is generally in- terpreted as indicating that Germany has no intention as d nation, of refraining from participating therein.
 Many of the newspapers are pointing out that the exhibition is not connected with politics and they counsel moderation until the action of other nations Is determined Germany's action, 1t Is said, will be gov- erned largely by that of Great Britain, the United States and Austria. The Mouse Nachrichten says 1t is extremely improba- ble that Germany will further interest her. self in the Dreyfus case by allowing docu- ments proving the innocence of Dreyfus and Esterhazy's guilt to be published. But the paper adds there are reasons to be- lieve that should the French government officially apply for these papers the docu- ments would be produced without any hes itation.
 Paris. September 12.-Ths evening the police arrested M. Concierg of the house from which the provisions were supplied to M. Guerin.
 Temps this evening urges the government to take advantage of the present condi- tions and pardon Dreyfus, which, 1t adds, would put the finishing touch to the Rennes verdict, and would permit France to oc- cupy herself with the affairs of the eoun- try and the exposition.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
PEACE MAY YET PREVAIL Dom Paul Willing to Attend Con-
 ference at Capetown.
 Q
 uITLAtST PREFER NEUTRALITY ReqS $ to This Effect Refused by hers on the Ground That If Io $ They Refuse to Fight They Are Enemies.

Pretoria September 12.-The reading In the volksraad today of the reply of the British secretary of state for the colonies, Joseph Chamberlain, to the latest Trans- yaal note was greeted with silence, except for some interruptions from MT. Tosen and other ultra conservative members. It's terms, however, have produced considera. ble excitement here.
 There is no indication as yet of the views held regarding it in official circles.
 The volksraad has instructed the govern- ment to dismiss MT De Jonge, secretary of education for writing-a letter to the newspapers, accusing the ministers of the United Dutch church of jingoism because they wanted more English education in the state schools. {
 P. G. W. Grobler the foreign secretary, has gone to Bloenfontein on official busi- ness.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
LARGE DIVIDEND.
Meeting of Atlanta and West Point
 Railroad Held.

Atlanta, Ga, September 12.-The annual meeting of the Atlanta and West Point railroad was held here today. dividend of 25 per cent was declared from the sur plus representing an accumulation or seV- eral years Its distribution is result Of the late decision of the supreme court of Georgia denying the right of the railroad to build a belt line connecting itself with the Georgia railroad and other roads leav- ing this city from the east, and thus pro- yIding itself with independent terminal fa- cilities
 George C. Smith was unanimously re- elected president and general manager. The board of directors stands as last year, with the exception that the name of H. Walters, president of the Atlantic Coast Line, was substituted for that of Thomas K. Scott, general manager of the Georgia Arailroad.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
CHAMBERS RESIGNATION
Mckinley Will Provide for Him in This
 Country

Washington, September 12--(Special)- Chief Justice Chambers, of Samoa, has handed his resignation to the president to take effect as soon as the powers can agree upon his successor.
 The president has told the Aiabaman that he would provide for him in this coun- try and would give him government post commensurate with his talent and abili- ties.
 It is not known what the president will finally tender him, but it is thought that he has in mind one of the appraiserships of New York These places are life appoint- ments and pay good salaries.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
PORT TAMPA SAFE.
Dr. Horsely Says There Is No Danger
 There-At Miami.

Jacksonville, Fla, September 12-Dr. Bruno, health officer of Savannah and noted authority, after close inspection of Port Tampa City, wired Savannah today not to institute quarantine, as there is ab- solutely no danger.
 Dr. Horsley reports from Miami that there is nothing suspicious there, nor has there been q case, except that of the refugee from .51ey West, who Is isolated in the bay. There is not a single suspicious case on the mainland of Florida.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
SITUATION CRITICAL.
Cruiser Detroit to Protect American In
 terest in Venezuela.

Washington, September 12.-Officials here regard the Venezuelan situation critical. The cruiser Detroit is due at Laguayra to- morrow night, and as that point is only two hours from Caracas, no apprehension is felt that any American interests will suffer by the disturbances.
 The Venezuelan charge d'affairs, MT Pulido, has received no information on the reported serious government reverses by General Castro, and the oppressive meas ures said to have been adopted at Cara caS
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
FOur Men Killed

Oxford, Ia, September 12-Four men were killed and two injured in head-on collision between two Rock Island freight trains near here today. The dead are: En- gineer T. Quinn; Fireman A. H. Poison, son of A. D. Smith, Iowa City, colored man not identified. Simon Pierce was se- riously injured. The accident was due to @ misunderstanding of orders.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
m,. y.ndcrb,,t,s Interests

At the time of his death MT. Vanderbilt was president of the Canada Southern railroad. vice president and director of the Beach Creek railroad, president of the De- trot and Bay City railroad, director of the Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis railroad; director of the Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg railroad; director of the Hudson River Bridge com pany; president of the Joliet and Northern Indiana railroad; president of the Leaning ton and St. Claire railroad; president or the New York and Harlem railroad; presi- dent of the Niagara Bridge company; pres ident of the Spuyten Duyvil and Port Mor- ris railroad; director of the Wagner Palace Car company; director of the West Shore railroad; director of the West Shore and Ontario Terminal company; director of the Toledo, Canada Southern and Detroit Rail- road company; director of the New York Central and Hudson and affiliated rail- roads.
The age-herald., 1899-09-13
No New Cases at Jackson

Jackson, Miss. September 12.-There Is little change in the fever situation since the last report. No new cases have de- veloped and but little apprehension is now felt Many people have left the city, but nothing like the former stampede has oe- cured. Major Porter, the siok man, is re- ported doing splendidly tonight and the at tending physicians expect him to recover.