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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
Mr.. k..b. Get. Ten Years.

JUNCTION CITY. KAs.. Feb 1.-(Spe-
c,ai1 Judge Moore sentenced Mrs. John
Krebs today for the murder of Mrs. Liz
zie Craig. She was given ter ten years. -, The HI.
in a day or two. Mrs. Craig was the house
keeper Of John Krebs. Mrs. Krebs was
convicted last Saturday after trial which
lasted two weeks.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02

senting his university in the state oratori-
cal contest at Ottawa, February a. The
winning orati6n was entitled. what Of
the Future?"
c, e. Rose of Concordia, was Mr.. Ell
liott's opponent and his subject was 'The
Power Of Ideas"
Mr. Eiliott's brother won the contest last
year
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
WAS TIRED OF LIVING.
Hattie Keller Commits Suicide ans
Leaves a Pathetic Letter to
Her Mother

JEFFERSON CITY. MO-. Feb. 1-(spe-
cial.) Hattie Keller, girl II years old,
employed in the family Of John Mabrey as
a domestic, committed suicide this morning
by taking dose of laudanum. She left
= letter addressed to her mother in which
she said: Il got tired of living, so will
leave you. hoping to meet You all in
heaven"
Hattie Keller was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Keller, who live near Elston
station,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
.scr.pple" Caused His Death.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1.-Charles H.
Taylor. aged 50 years, a well known coal
day. Mr. Tayiors death Is believed to
have been caused by ptomaine poisoning,
the result Of impure meat used in the man
ufacture of scrapple. which article Of food
he ate for breakfast.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
Sue. for s1e2,o1s BACK Taxes.

MANSFIELD, O.. Feb. 1.-The county
treasurer to-day began suit to recover $162.
SIS alleged to be due as back taxes on the
estate OF the late ex-Congressman Michael
d Harter 1t is alleged that no taxes have
been paid for six years on property worth
com N00
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
Or. nYpE's
|bl5ulPuQIAbl1ts
Make plsfe blood,

which means health, clear com.
plexion, bright eyes. elastic step.
enjoyment in every sphere Of life.
It 10 = pleasant remedy to take
being in tablet form-its principle in
gradients being no secret-Sulphur
other essentials, to do Just what is
claimed. Il cures only blood and
skin ills, rheumatism and biliousness
but these things it cures.
Buy . SOC box, at your druggist,
and practically and personally test
its wonderful power.
Book on blood and skin troubles
sent free to those who write.
the el.SULPh0 CO., Marshall, nIeh.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
HANGED HERSELF EIGHT TIMES
Last Time Her Husband Was Away
and She Won't Need Hang
ing Again.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-During the last three
years Mrs. Amelie Lutz, Of this city, has
repeatedly attempted to commit suicide by
hanging herself. Each time her husband
has cut the rope and rescued her. but to-
day she made the eighth attempt and sue
ceeded. Lutz is contractor and at one
time was wealthy. During the worlds
fair. however, he lost his fortune and
brooding over this fact unbalanced the
yyoman'S mind.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
Christian Science Churehe,.

CHICAGO, Feb. Twenty thousand dol
lars have been subscribed in the last ten
used for two new churches on the North
and West sides.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
.In.nectarof Oil...

JEFFERSON CITY. MO. Feb. 1-(Spe-
ciaI) The governor to-day appointed
Jerome S. Boarman inspector of oils for
Springfield.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
MONTHLY INSURANCE REPORTS
Bill Compelling Companies to
File Exhaustive Reports.

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. 1.-(special)
Representative John Cleary, of Jackson,
IS preparing bill, which will soon be in
troduced, compelling insurance companies
to file monthly reports to the insurance de-
partment. giving in detail the policies that
have lapsed from non-payment of prem
iums. Mr.. Cleary says that thousands Of
premiums lapse this way every month and
often the insured loses when the law means
that he should be credited.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
The genuine has L. B. q. on each tablet.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-02
Opposed 10 Cutting Fares.

JEFFERSON CITY. MO-. Feb. 1-tSpe.
cial) The committee on railroads and inter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
WASHINGTONIANS ASSIST.
Party Attends the Memorial Services
at Culpeper, Va.

A party of ladies and gentlemen, consist
irg of Daniel A. Grosvenor deputy auditor
for the War Department; Col. C. c. KNIT
fin of the bureau of pensions. Col Fred
g. Calvert of the War Department. Miss
Cora Agnes Penfeld, Miss Mamie L. Will
son, Miss Belle Austin. Mrs Wilkes and
son, Mrs. and DR.. Lawrence Wilson and a
quartet composed of MeSsrs. Penny Van
Week and Blackmar of the pension office
and j. Walter Humphrey of Prof Bischoff' S
choir, Went to Cupefer, Va, at the request
of Col. John r. Dickson. the superintendent
of the national cemetery there, to assist in
holding the memorial service.
The program consisted of "America" by
male quartet; remarks by Col. Wager. an
ex-confederate. who acted master of GER
emonies; invocation. by Rev. Stevens of
CuIpeper; music by quartet, "Consola ton"
war "reminiscences, DIR. Wilson; music by
quartet, Il Cannot Always See the Way
Grafton. by Mr.. Dan. A. Grosvenor; music
Pentield; Columbia Reviewing the Cen
tury:" music by quartet; address. by Col.
c. G. kniftin music, solo by Miss Mamie
L. Wilson; poem. by Miss Penfield: music
Solo by Mr. Humphreys. with chorus
Tenting Tonight" poem. by Col Fred. G.
Calvert; music. by entire assembly, Nearer
My God to Thee" benediction, by Rev
Stevens.
The weather was pleasant and the at
tendance the best ever known
The entire party from Washington fee1s
greatly indebted to Col. and Mrs Dickson
for the hospitality extended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
FOR NEW TRIAL.
Motion Filed by Attorneys for George
w. Horton

w. Horton.
In the case of George w. Horton, recent
ly convicted Of the murder of Mrs Jane
Nicholson, a motion for a new trial has
been filed by the attorneys for the prisoner
Messrs. Tracy l.. Jeffords, Robert w Wells
and Warder Voorhees,. The reasons assigned
are as follows:
Errors committed by the trial justice in
impaneling the jury; admitting evidence
upon the trial which was not legally adj
missible, and to which counsel objected
when it was offered; refusing to admit evil
dence offered by the defendant upon his
trial; refusal of the trial justice TO grant
prayers asked by the defendants counsel;
granting Instructions asked by the prosecu-
ton, to which objections were made at the
time by defendants counsel; permitting a
witness to testify, against the objection of
defendants counsel, whose name and adj
dress had not been served upon the de-
PENDANT as required by law; errors commit
ted by the trial justice in his instructions TO
the jury; newly discovered evidence which
the defendant and his counsel were not
able, by due diligence, to discover before
the conclusion of the trial; other errors
committed by the trial justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
diplomas Awarded Last Eyenin. tn
Class of Gradunt,s

Inc close of the commencement exercises
OF Washington College occurred last even
ing. A large audience assembled in rho
college building. at 4th and T streets nortb-
east TO witness the award of diplomas to
the members of the graduating class.
After piano selections by Misses Pierce
Heddehs and Conley and a vocal solo nv
Mrs Souther, an address was delivered nv
Kew. s. II. Greene, DID,, pastor of Calvary
baptist Church. The president of the col
lese' DR.. Menifee, after a speech to the
graduates, awarded diplomas to the follow
ing: Miss Cora Adeline Haines, Illinois
MISS bessie Francis Potter New York
Miss Martha George Walker. Missouri
MISS Mary Bessie Walker, Missouri Miss
Rose Jean Walker, Pennsylvania; Miss
Marie Boyer Dettre, Georgia; Miss Lucv
Rebecca Knowles, Kansas; Miss Mae Ger
aId1ne Mccarthy, Iowa; Miss Bessie Rider
Mills. Michigan: Miss Grace Eusen;a Noble
Kansas. and Miss Olive Elizabeth Pierce
Alabama NJ
The program of the evening was coD
cluded with the piano quartet, '.Torshiight
Procession. by Misses Sebring. Haines
Graves and Grunwell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Victims of LIQUOR.

Elias Hammond was complained against
in the Police Court today by Policeman
Clifford as alleged habitual drunkard.
Il wasn't drunk yesterday" said Ham
mond, "aId where the officer found me
had q right to be-
Where was that?" Judge Kimbal in
quired
In the Thyson House hay loft" was
Hammonds answer
1.-The trouble with you." said the Judge.
lis that you are always drunk"
How cali that be?" the defendant asked
Il sell Strawberries every day, and if / was
drunk all the time couldn't carry a crate
of berries
You may work during the day." the
judge said, land you may get drunk every
night"
He was sentenced to thirty days on the
farm IL. default of security.
Sam Burgee, victim Of alcohol WIN
knows what it is to spend time in the work.
house, was released from prison a week go.
He resumed his old habits soon after his
release. and "held-up" some of his former
friends for money.
Hes been hanging about D street under
the influence OF liquor since he got out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Cottage IinWare.

ONdi An DOIitIs, vICn. 1Jc.
ltciIuHcu CII ,otV-r SiuccFJus,
La ~ tsISr
LIN l-ei,i.CIc SiihCIs,
NSfpv4- IsoIIcg~,
LII hdtviius i"t-, c;CA ........-......J
LIN "II4A stIuIuCT, 90.
14E WASH I,a-lI4s, edcn.
In Ivntc IOta, edrii. JOG.
Cp'ered I,uCAGts,
III Ice CIe4l4 'iUde elCIi. 80.
I'm steam LO.,AvI>, 4 90
4lH StcfiLlIcis, t'I,i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
He Hit Him.

II am guilty of hitting Thomas Gibson in
my own house." was William Moten's re-
ply today to Clerk Potts query as to
whether or not he was guilty of that
charge.
Gibson presented a Very diIapidated ap-
pearance, one of his eyes being terribly
discolored, while his face was cut in sew
eral places.
why didn't you hit Moten," the witness
asked by Judge Scott
Because / could not get at him." was
Gibson's frank reply
When Moten took the stand he claimed
that he struck Gibson one blow with hi,
fist, and that the injury to the latter's eve
was caused by his falling on a washstand.
Molten told Judge Scott long story of do
nestle trouble, and the court took his
personal bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Furniture, Reirigerators, sc.

Natural Wood Lawn Benches or Settees, eachJSc
Large, Comfortable Reed Rockers. each 81 %
Lawn Ben aeS, green and red, each 80
Large. Comfortable Fodins and Reclining
ChdlIS- each --''''
Children tI,-CarJS, each y -
Belding Perfection keirigerators, each
s. 10 To $i0 90
Odorless Bsfr=crators each. ST. So 10 $50 80
Ice Chests. each = 30
E1urrh uotr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Cottage Baskets.

SIroug WCodcn-botton Clothes Hampers ga 81 -
StEOLs NoudcicU' cred Laundry Hampers, D. -
Fancy imported scrap Iuskcts, cilciI. ,,yc
open SL"ppIhe bdSACts edCn. .......... .t>'pc.
III ana l'es baskets, tur carrying 500
Np4IHt- NOUu BASKETS, each.
Large open Market baskets, each. .........!, 800.
i'''+At' "1'fe' IL a.. 500
oval Willow tl"taes basActs, zach .......,., r.
" lIInN tnIIds Chairs Observation-Disclosures 90
s!p"I Indian scrap bashr,s, cIcn............l uc
lIltI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31

Sald Mr. Devlin. when | refused to give
MN money for liquor he insulted me, An
9tner mah whom he annoyed knocked him
Burgee admitted his fault. but denied
what was said against him this morning,
now many times have you been sent
down this Year, the Judge asked.
Three times" he answered "pwioo J.,
March and once in May" III
DID you go down under your right
down as Sam Murphy" Ai'e
sentence of sixty days was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Cottage Glassware.

CI~sl Is,sSyd t.Ias> Table Tumhlegs dJzcu 24c
IaIu-uIpWu Pam liable numbers. dozen. 20.
Etched lLIu-hIyvu Liable Iumbler~ dozen. . Isc.
Imitation cut Berry Bow r, Toe,
Imitation tut IA-uIGuaCe UPS. each. .......
Imitation Cut l>-IuoHad- Bowls. each 900. 81 -
Imitation CuI lee Water tItcners each Co.. Iuc
Imitation CIIt lee Cream nays. each. 800. Jtc
limitation Cut Berry SIuCrJs dozen ,u,
Thin blown Lemonade GlasSts dozen. $500. e. toe
Thin blown berry Bowls. cacu. -......-....Z .,,.
IhIu-hlpWu Jelly SaucrrS zeu.-.......... 81 ~
Imitation tut lueEar Jruets. each ..--.. .luc
luLtat6uu CuJ Salt and Pepper shakers. each. DC
Imitation eur open salt C-llars dozen -.,,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
China " are.

Hope. r-uzIsu Porcelain Duuer Sells, each. So -
lUr-p,. Is-..ts t,Tv-lI I'.co:.31r'l bInner Sets,
eacu IS *,
II--prc~ Royal Biur and uuid-lIued DINNER
sets q. SJst,'
Hops Decorated rH=I.sh Porcelain Dinner
SETS. each IL. 60
lt-pc Decorated Toilet sets. each 81 81
J. .v- IcrpIJcu I"IIvJ sets Win jar. each, - ~
l-Ilv,r t4l-llNu Io.IeJ Se;s, wItn suAneI-
covered jar vaCu 90
Wm-r Uncovered and tnaaudled Shop Jars.
each ------ Csc.
UJd Decorated >Iui, jars. covered 81. 90
OuI tUIs anu -,slycIs. %.
Oud Berry Sssuccss, each. &c
Ot.t Tea Itajy~- zach DC
Known IuHseII,. JAZZ. each. u. %
G-yri ..aI t,plI ntF, liza jars each. Il -
Blue and " ate Japanese nItrca jan, l.;SJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Cottage brushes.

ilotf 4'u>t DTdsnts each. .,..................5c
lDtT Iianu o'ruJs IOF. ......-............. &c.
Long handled fIUGr Sweeps, cacn........ lac
Long iIsIIl4cd W lndow BTusugs, .oVc.
Long Adudicu tcIunS DusIers, cCIl....... .,,Uc.
I>"NBd AAIAt hrUsucs, each. ..............S, Sc.
olANcI bIusHcs tHcA. lJC.
W Lie wash brushes, ttcl!. ..................D,
AH-UTlsJIc Dust BIlISucS, turu....,...... 10.
lbCT Scrub BruSAcS, CaCH.
l"tu'5lto SCRUB bIusAts, tIcH. ............ IUv
AII-Ur4stlt Scrub brushes, eaCu. l.,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Toilet Articles.

" l. faim Sap, Sc. cake, dozen. Zoe
. tha'ef t4siish Law ender soap IUc. cake
3 for. ................- ' OK
lu Monde sap dJz III. Observation-Disclosures. mo-.
Rogers X GHll"t 5 soap, cake ............. .5c
Turks island Sea Salt. bag...........,.lO ZOE
Violet TaIcum Powder. Ilckage. .......,..l5c
W u l. Florida Wafer, s Uzs lSc; ozs Bic
imported Violet Toilet Powder, Ickge. 1870,
W Itth hazel. y pint, lnc.; pint. 2lc. quart 3sc
Best English Bristle Tooth Brushes each is 4 2Oc
Best EIEls 81 BrstIe Hair Brushes each t.5c 10 s.,
Rubber Horn and Celluoid Combs, each 10 10 ts,,.
IVORY Nail Files eacn. -............... 3 10 lor
Nail Brushes each. .......- .in =,
First floor :" 'oN'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Sporting Goods, Hammocks, &c.

o-""II 'ip4urt SETS each. Observation-Disclosures. BOO.
MrAi'ih trE.'ss IiaEnIOcks, eacD........,...;,C .
EA',lSl"f woven iiiinnocks, pILUw and
'-N'>'' ''''i-
Il liz, liic,,.eIs cslru............ II -
I"hnis Nets, aCD.................--.. 81 an
E''tdsh l"'l sis ) pieces cdcIl. ......... iUr
Boys fH..uSrs 'rIuNes, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .l5r
- '','' : .oC.
Se.s>Itir i'ailS. 90 Ia.
s''''"'N' '"'4 10 Sl.UU
Nnsriy EAerclStrs, caCu.......... s. 90 to y, On
=. no. - Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31

The case of Goldie Ainsworth, who was
arrested late last night on the charge of
stealing $50 from Mr. Charles Bickman
was today nolle pressed by Prosecutor Null
lowry, as Mr.. hickman declined to prose-
cute the accused. The money was recov-
cred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Cottage Kitchen EnameIed Ware.
Full Line of New Sewing rlachines.

Our '" L. Sewing Machines price $40 to $1,000
and the only shuttle machines as we know made with hall
bearings The new Victor $500 $4,000 The
Capital $500 S The Demores $500 to S2soo fveear
and full set of attachments each machine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Cottage Wooden " are.

Slvp I-.udtIs, WIN i steps, zach SO.
I"4u'Hs "aNi. l1eAcAes, Ioi luDs, e;lcu. SO
best LlecIr4c llooP ttudr Wash Iups, eacu. .oUc.
CeuiF o-IHJ DuCAets, e~Cu. Ii.
tCLIE Coolies inns u dozen TUT Observation-Disclosures
".dpc t-oIpihs lows, eaCu. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Iuc
CFe'sed buster IauuleS, PAIR. Sc.
All wash I'Ustf,IS tdCA4
home Isuie LI"Cues BARS, acn............. %
NO-n IIrts'aii>, rCL
vii H4Vti4ce A-.ASN each .lUC.
WHOM tIOIIIcS acts, Cn.............,.. Jc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Cottage Lamps.

Cottage kracket Lamps complete, each 1900. ..,t.
Small Brass Lanterns rhcu. ..--......, L g,.
Candle Lanterns, complete. each. .-....... l:,,.
Best II. y II ReauIuE LAMPS complete,
Glass Kitchen Lamps CON lIe;r. each. .,c.
Decorated IaFl"r Lamps. complete, each. e. 70
Black Wrought Iron Lamps. eICh........... > 30
White Porcelain Dome SHADES. each ........ . 2,c
Best Macbeth Lamp ChiLiHeys, eacA........ 4 u,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Special Sale of
Summer Hotel and Cottage Supplies.

We desire call special attention unusually large and
stock OF Table Bed and Toilet Linens Quilts Comorters
Pillow Slips Drapee Curtains Window Shades Window
Screens China Wares general
hold Supplies.
These goods purchased the demand hotel
keepers and all those and suburban homes for the
stock of everything uniformly reasonable price Not
thing cheap because there because article
things high prices
stock priced fairly as ought to be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Cottage Iapanned Ware.
Cottage Galvanized Iron Ware.

isal Covered Carnage 1aiIs each. ......... .:.Jc.
GaIfIHILeu lea hettIes, eilcu DOC.
GdlNduILeu CAilnUcr fdliS, eaCn. ..-.......
OaLNuulZtd Water IaIIe e;IcII. ...........,.-, c.
Galvanized Water Carriers, eacu............4u c.
UaIvanlZsd WASH 1uus, cslcn................ TOE
Galvanized Scrub I'aIs, each ...,...........I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31

The Ladies' Southern Relief Society will
open an Industrial bureau and woman's ex-
change on the 1st of June at rooms 10 and
70 Lawrence building, 615 14th street north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31

Table, Bed and Toilet Linens, &c.
5s-inch Cream Damask, all linen, yard 4ec
62-inch Cream Damask, all linen, yard 800. Doc
72-inch Cream Damask. yard. .............. soc
72-iHeh Heavy BIeacbed Damask, yard. zoe
y Damask Napkins, all linen. dozen. 81 80
9. Damask Napkins, all linen. dozen. -'3
Hemned Damask Tray Cloths, each. ....... .25e
Hemstitched Damask Tray Cloths, each,
Soc and 7Sc.
Huek Towels, all linen, 10x35, each .12l2c.
Huck Towels, all linen, lgt2N4o, each $500. lie
Eringed Damask Doylles, uVZeu. .oOc- To 81 70
Turkish Bath Towels, each. .lOc. to 25c-
Linen Crash, for tea towels, etc, yard
&c. to I2lac.
Single Bed Sheets, each ..-........-.....- Suc
Double Bed Sheets. each ----.--.-----. -'foc.
Muslin I'IlluW Cases, each. .Itc-
Bed Comforts, each. SOC. and 81 90
White Crochet BedsPreads each oUc. and Sl.uV
Cotton Blankets. light weight, each. SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31

I4NZs tt, ls-> I....g ana frames each 81 GO
Imported IaIIttu IIH,'4dt>- each -1s'
iulgdTIaH l.a.Iuuut tucsIJtS. -,','
limitation Natr. ,.'iof>. s.It frames. each uu
2uN.p r-.ctIuE>- LaI YAK ilame, each - 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
Curtains, Screens, &c.
Cottage Curtains, colored stripes, pair.

Cottage Curtains, colOred stripes, pair.
81 80 to $3.50
White and CoIored Mosquito Net, piece Of yds.,
I5c. ana JJc.
Window Screens, each. lUc. IL Abe,
Door Screens. each ..--..- 'Oc 10 S--'p
japanese Porch Mats. each, he, for. Zoe,
3OIHcA Curtain Muslin, dots and neITes, yd l2i2C,
Mating covered CcUcues each .$lu-JU
St.tnud r.-ur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-31
81 Cents.

Choice OF Ladies Fancy Stripe
Boot Pattern and Polka Dot
Isle and Silk Plated Hose, in
the latest styles, Regular 400,
SOC. and 75c. Hose. Choice. 34c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-23

Cavite znajduje sic kilkotysie-
czna armia powsta1c6w, gdy
tymczasem roznios}y telegramy
Otisa wiesc, IL Filipi6czycy
zostali tam calkiem rozpro-
szeni.
WASHINGTON, % sierp. -
General Otis zostanie odwo}a.
ny, lecz wyspa Luzon bedzie
podzielona ma obwody wojen-
ne, W kt6rych operowac majs
genera}owie, wyznaczeni przez
ministra wojny i otrzymujscy
rozkazy wprost z Washingto.
nu.
OMAHA, Neb., % Sierp. =
Odbyly sic tutaj r6wnoczesnie
try konwencye stanowe: de.
mokratyczna, populistyczna i
republikan6w srebrnych. VIM.
J. Bryan by} delegation ma
konwencye demokratyczna. Ia
jego staraniem zgodzi}y sic
wszystkie try partye ma wsp6l-
ne dzialanie iprzyje}y jeden
i ten sam tykiet. Bryan prze.
mawial po dokonaniu fuzyi do
wszystkich delegat6w, tfoma'
czsc i'm, ze najwaaniejsza kwe'
stys biezsca jest kwestya wa
luty srebrnej ustanowienie
stosunku srebra do zlota ma
do 16.
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G6zne WiadOmOSGs
telegrafCZne.

-Austryacki attacheSchnei-
der przyby} do Paryza i czeka
na wynik procesu Dreyfusa.
- 10 uczestnik6w niedziel-
nych zaburze6 W Paryzu 20
stalo skazanych ma diva tygo-
dDie do dw6ch miesiecy vie.
zienia.
- P6iurzedowe gazety ME.
mieckie twierdza stanowczo, ze
Dreyfus niemiai z agentami
niemieckimi zadnej stycznosci.
- U cesarza chi6skiego po..
kazujs sic objawy pomieszania
zmys}6w.
= w kolenderskiem miescie
Hildersum og}oszono stan o.
blezenia, poniewaz ludnosc
tamtejsza zbuntowaia sic.
- Ekskr6l serbski Milan
osmieszyi sic, poniewaz zarza-
dzi} sk}adki ma pomnik dla
siebie.
- Czy wojna, wypowie-
DIANA przez cesarza Wilhelma
partyi konserwatywnej wyj-
die mu ma dobre, o tenn male.
zy watpic.
- Roczna produkcya mine
rai6w W Stanach Zjednoczo.
nych reprezentuje wartost
S697, 7,SSO,002. W stosunku do
produkcyi r. 1880 zwiskszy.
Ia sig o 80 procent.
- Pod Peoria, ILL.,, Is ro-
botnik6w, zatrudnionych przy
m}6ceniu pszenicy, zatrulo sic
salata z kurczat.
- w Tacoma, WASH, "a
nosi sic ma. niezwykle wielki
pol6w 1ososi.
- Ma ofary huraganu W
Porto Rico zebrano W prze.
ciagu 10 dni $19,520. Ma
fundusz Dewey'a zebrano
przez 3 miesisce $19,229.
Thomas B. Reed posel
ma kongres okregu Maine,
poslal ma rece gubernatora
stanu swa rezygnacye.
- Pod Springfield, O., 60
Mill policyanci dw6ch zlodziei,
a gdy ci zaczeli strzelat, poll.
cyanci obydw6ch polosyli tru.
penn.
- Do nowych pulk6w zwer.
bowano wczoraj 24O rekrut6w.
- Minister wojny Root ma
radza1 sig wczoraj Nc Kin.
leyem przez dwie godziny.
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jace juz wowczas wypedzil.
Ably pozyskac karlist6w, zape.
wniaja ci tradycyonalisci, ze
don Karlos niezawodnie
wskrzesi moe dekretu "Prag-
matica", aby zas zniechecic
nar6d do Stolicy Apostolskiej,
dowodzs, ze Papiez Leon XIII
nie podni6s} glosu W obronie
Hiszpanii, aby dla siebie po-
zyskac Amerykan6w.
Wszedzie, gdzie sic pojawi
"Los Won Rom, znamieniem
iego - szal.