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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

wiele wysej wspomn;apa rozpo.'
rzadzalaosG, kt6rej Geese uzyt nam
vypadnle ma o%stateczne spfacenie
wydatkoH ma roboty dokonane "
Paryzu. z powodu zupefneg6 bra
ku srodk6w, W lednym i " dru.
GIN z naszych Zak}ad6w zaniecha-
no wszelkich reparacYj cd lat try
dziestu. ia p,erwszem ~ulerzenlem
miotka przekonal,smY sic, W Juvi.
sY tax Same jak p%oprzednio W
Paryzu, ze many pred SODA ME
prost3 restaaracYe tylko, ale pra-
WE re odbudowanle walacych sc
buGYnk5w.
Zrobilismy co bylo naipilniej-
szego do zrobieuia. P:zy pomocy
Bosklei Waszej, spodzlewamY sic
zrob.c w,ecej.
Chciel. bysnY navel, m'erzac
nasze zamiarY ma Wasza wspania-
1omyslnosG powiekszy6 nasz Zakfad
W Juv.sY przYbudowanlem ka'
pI.cy. Me posiad. on jej BOWEN
dotad! w tym domu bozyn, ola
chwaIenia Boga i modleria sic o
Jego pomoc i pocieche, mleszkan~
cy gromadz:G sic mus1a " ciasnym
poko.ku, ktorv pomie5c:c wszyst~
kich razem ME jsst W stanle! Foe
ko:k ten bylby nan bardzo po
trzebuvm ola ~ro2szerzcnia nesz.-:h
pomieszczeh mieszkalrych, a made
wszystko ola udzielenia naszYm
meznym Slostrom nleco wiecei
miejsca i powietrza. skupione "
szczupfej syplalni w~spdlnej, ME
skarza sig one, ale cierpia srodze,
najstarsze zw1aszcss, najbardzlej
obarczone brzemienlem la,J chor6b
i za4ug, te, kt6re cd lat szescdsle"
sieciu blisko oddaJa zycie swoje
naszym abog!m!
Me myslemy zalste o zadrej
vspanla}ej swiatyni. jake $4,000
fir. wystarczylyby ola nrzeczyw visit
nieDia i tego drogiego zamiaru Ale
kwoty takiej zaczerpnac ME moze-.
my z naszego budzetu, ami navel
s~tsrcz56 ze z~wycza1nych naszYch
dochod6w ma dokonanie tych
prawczycb robot, do kt6rYch przy-
stapllismy, hczac awsze MS o.
patrznosG i ma Wasza pomoc.
Potrzeby nasze rosna razem re
srodkami, odpowladajac tym spo-
sobem "a watpliwosci, kttre do
chodza mas z niekt6rych stron, po-
spo}u z mnozacemi sig i O wiele
llczuiejszemi zachetami. Ma zieml
OEce1, w ODec ZeznacZOneJ przeTWY
W emigracyjnym pradzle, ktory
dawpiej ~wyrzucsf ma MIA Gale po-
ko]enie rozbitk6w ,usi}owanla nasze,
Vase ofiary zali So nlezbedaeul
jeszcze? O1pow1edzi :dostarczsja
fakta: potrzeby ~zg}asza)ace SIC do
mas przenosza ciagle srodk, nasze!
Diva pasze zak{ady " Paryzn i "
Juv;sy zbyt ciasnemi zawsze sic
ozazuja. Prad uie zatrzyms4 sic
Zmien'l sic .iedyn'e W naturze
swoie], przyuoszac ten szm zawsze
oo;esnv nap&Yw staroscl bez przy'
tuiku, lat dz!ec,nnycl. bez op:ekl,
nedzy we wszystkich ks7ta}tach.
Trwajc,e w,sc W Waszem MI
foslerdzlu iak my trwamY W naszej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
Tyg0dnik NarOdOwy
wychodzi we Lwowie & z
y = w kazda niedziele.

P1smo to stanovi najobftsze
zr6dio umYsf0wego pokarmu.
Zamjeszczs: powiesci, nowele. poe
Eye, kroniki, .aftykuiy %popularne
re wszystkich dzias6w viedzy, lite
raturY. sztuki, wiadomoscl cleka-
wych, praktycznych j lnformacy]-
nych. Prowadzi systcmatycznY
dz,al b,ezacei polityki> q nadto
kazdy numer poslada d2iat humo-
rYsayczny pod nazwa: Weso}y
z r erek.
,,Tygodnik Narodowy" z&'
mleszcza aktualne, oraz humorY~
styczne llustrac1e.
WszyscY prenumeratorow'e
roczni otrzymuja zupe}nie bezp}ai~
ME, jake premium ma Nowy Rok
IL wowlank " Q n d a IL
narok 1900 ,lustrowan
posiadajacY obf,ta tres: 'lustrYcs.
o., POLYTECHNIC, p~raktyczna wy
czerpuiaca co do wszelkich lrfor-
macyj.
Zyqodnk Marodowy ola Roda-
bow ma obczyzole stanow, pocieche,
pokrzepien,e ducha, pouczajaca,
szlachetna rozrywke zas6b prak~
tycxpych pouczaiqcYch wladomo~
Sci potrzebnych W codz:ennem
zyciu.
Prznumerata Tyqodniko Na1o
dlowve 90 wyaz z przesy{ka poetic
wa wynos 4 dolary rocznie 2
dolary potfocznle dollar
kwartalnie.
Prenumerowac mona W kaz-
dym czas;e be- wzgledu ma zacze-
t. m,esiac Tub kwarta}. Wszelkle
numera zalegfe, oraz L poczstkaml
powiesci, Iub. cjekawYch artyku~
tow ~przese@aja sig do permanently
nezp}atnle.
Prenamerate MONA przes}ac
dolls rami papierowYml W l,etach
rsgistrowanvch, Tub przekazam
poetic wynn, pod adresem:
Administrators czasoplsma
Eygodnk Marodowy
Lw6w lie % berg).
utica Kraszewskiego %.
EUROPA - Austria. - Gallcya5.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
"
pod M}awa~

LUBOWIDZ, pod M}awa~-
Wies ia sp}one}a pred 2 t. n'emal
do>zczetnle Spa!i(o sic 175 budYn'
kow. miedzy niemi 50 domY
m~,eszxa'ne, plebanla i dzwonnica.
W}oscianie straclll ca1Y tegcrocznT
zbi6r zboza, ca}y inwentarz martwy
sprzety domowe, oraz czzsG 'nwen-
TARA zYwego. Matki wynos'sy dz'ecl
az ma cmentarz, BIO We wsi odzlez
sig ma n,ch zapala}s. Oglen re wsi
przenics{ sic ma zabudowania dwor~
skle p. MaksYmll'ana Kuntzla,
gdzle spal:}y sig cztery 5udynki.
Reszta fcIwsrku ocslala, dick
wysokim drzewom. Ratunek niosly
sikawki Zuromina Rozwozlna.
w akcyi rstunkowej brato udzlaf
kiIkudziesieciu zo~}nierzy. Wsrod
p~ogorzelc6w stra Z Ia u61za.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
Kochaui Rodacy!

1lOCfCL|Et AOO""NS
Rok ub,egly odpowiedz'a} ma
szvm i naszym nadz>e-
On. Observation-Disclosures wy saml ma
nasza biagalna odezwe. BUDGET nasz'
w%ykazu)acy, wed}ug zstaczonego
sprawozdaula, IS .o2o. so fr. do
chodu i 65,7l2.25 fir. rozchodu
zostaw,1 remanent W su'nm'e
1e,3CS.65 f.. Me u<zczup'a]ac ma
~zego kap,talu zapasowego, zdosa~
4is,uy doprowadz'd do kohca re-
stauracye gruntowns naszego Do
mu uaryskiego i prsyst9p'c do MI
mniej pnglacych robot ! ,egot 70
>dzaju " JuvisY.
Koszt tych ostatnlch przeniesl'
nieststy. : pewnodc'a Q bardz,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

zapotrzebowan,a prsenosza moi
nose nasza: Roboty juz wYkonane
W Paryzu i JCvlsu ~rozszerzy4Y nasz
! DIAL przYtulkowy ola WIDOW kto-
rych srodkl ME So wystarcza]ace
MI ola zapewnienia lm n:ezalezne-
go utrzyman;a z przyzwoiteml wy
godami. w owym ma}ym pokolku
zastepu]acYm obecnie kaplice ola
przytnlonych " Jvisy, miel'smy
uledawno radosc wys}uchan'a
plerwszej Msz7 Sn. odmowlonej
przez jednego 2 neszYcb wYcho
wank6w. Oval dludzv, ksz;a}c2
sie " seminasium, %celuiac gorll-
woscia W piracy, przykladnem po'
stepowaniem i zdoluo6ciami.
Otto ma co powofYwac sig mo-
zemy prey tel novel | r6xnle ma
glacej odezwie do Waszej wspan,a-
tomAslnosci.
Badzcie hojnYmi ieszcze,i zawsze
azeby dzie}o miloslerdzla, brater-
skiej s~olidarnosc,. podtrzYmywane
Wasza o6ara przez wiecej jak poi
| wjeku pje zmarnla{o W chw,li kle-
dy zdaje sic ono wlzcej, niz kledy-
kclwiek potrzebnem- B4dzcie hoj-
nymi, azeby Bracia Wasl, wspo1-
rodacy, m,ell zapewnlona mad
giovanni uchrone Cd Emma ! slcty.
Me stawa}o jej ME lawno " Juvisy!
Badzcie hojnymi, szeby mogli Be-
ga ! modllc sic do Eiego, jak przy-
stale, ci kt6rzy blizszyml "a Nlego,
dalszvmi bedac cd uciech tego
swlata.
Przy7mows6 bedzlemy z wdzie-
cznoscia ,f.ry, kt6re by przez-
naczonemi b7}y osobllwie badz ma
dokonczenie robot naprawczych "
tejze mle]scowosc:f
Pe}ni wd,iecznosci "a przesz~
lose, pe4n1 otuchy W. p'zysz}osc,
wszystklm ~naszYm przesz}em !
~przyszfym dobroczyncom m6wimy
z g}ebi serca: b}ogos}awiony,ny
oadzcie "a w~szystko czego juz
dokonac mogllsmy z Bozej i Wa
szei }aski i ba6goslawlonymi "a to
czego, pray tel wsr6lnei pomocy,
dokonamy i~esz:ze.
Paryz, l Lipca 1899 r.
Zarzad Zak}adu s'go Kazimierza.
Osoby zYezace ably 1ch naz..
wiska ME by1y drukowane wspra~
wozdaniach r~ocznycb, beda "
Mich wYkazane pod plerwsza !'tera.
Adres do przysyiek pieniez-
pYch:
Monsieur r. J~aworowski, au
Chateau de Juvisy, a Juvisy
(Selne ct Oiss}.
Adres do korcspoddencyi:
Monsieur Il. Orlowsbi, 25,
Route de Cherbourg, a Nauterre
(Seine).
DOu{esienie cd ksledza.
Prawie cucownY wypadek, kt6ry
zdarzy} sic W fremont. Pa, "a
stanawia ca@y sw,a: lekarskl
Ksladz Daniel Sancr, kap}an TAM
tejszy, donosi @ ten ola dobra jego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
DOu{ezienie cd ksledza

DOutezienie Cd ksledxa.
Prawie cucownY wypadek, ktory
zdarzy} sic W fremont. Pa, Ia
stanawia ca}y sw,a: lekarskl
Ksladz Daniel S4ncr, kapian TAM
tejszy, donosi ten ola dobra jego
c1erpiacych wsp6ibraci: "Przez
bardzo wiele lat cierpla,em ma
niestrawnosG l bezsennosG, przez
co stan mego zdrowia znaczuie pc
dupal. Sk6ra mo]a ob}azi}a niby
}uska z rybY, doktorzy
orzekli re Z powodu mego wleku.
IS lat, ratunel ola mnle jest ME-
mozebny. Mole d.iesiec mits,ecy
! temu zaczeiem a z,wac ORA Pio'
ira Gomozo i wk16tce uczu}em
~polepszen!e Powr6cii mi apetYt,
zdrowy sen dodawal mi sli i prey.
braiem ma wadze 70 40 na 15(
tuntdw. Przyiaciele vlnezowali m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

Polska pod Moskalem
WARSZAWY donosza, IL cd
N. Roku 1900 zacznie wychodzlc
nova gazeta ola ludu polsklego
przez Rad moskicwski wYdawana.
Redaktorem' ma bye p. Koglnow-
ski, dotychczasowY redaktor ros-
syisklej B y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23
Zak{ad

$40 M W Paryzu
ODRZWA DO SZANOWNYCH
DOBROCzYNC0W l RODAKOW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-23

zdrowego wygladu. P1zedtem 2
%trudnoscia mog1emIpi6ro ntrzymac
to p;smo MECH przekoEa Pana 40
mych powr6conYch silach. z
wdz!ecznoSc1a przyznaje. Re obes-
ny moi doskona'y stan zdrowia.
Jest "a 1aska Boga rezultatela wy
bornego lekarstwa Ora Plotra Go
moro
Me jest sprzedawane W apte-
kach. P,szcle do wiasc:ciela DR..
Peter Fahrney, l12-1l4 So.
HoYne Ave.J Ch'cego, Illinois,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-20
SENATORIAL CONTEST
ENDS WITHOUT ELECTION.
Senator Quay's Friends Stand BY Him
and Pennsylvania Goes without Sen
ator for the Next Two Years.

HARRISBURG. Pa. April 19-The great
battle for United States senator ended to-
day without election. and unless Cover
nor Stone calls an extra session al which
there should BE- an election. Pennslvanla
VIII have only one representative In the
United States senate during the next two
years.
The legislature Will adjourn finally al
noon tomorrow. and. under the law. the
Joint convention must assemble al that
hour, hence today's motion 10 adjourn
finally There cas- no change IN tOday's
voting the friends OF ex-senator Quay
standing By him and the anu-Quay re-
publicans by Il. F. Jones. OF PitJsburg
The senatorial contest began January
H. on that day Senator Quay re-
ceiyed his highest vote. 1l2 senator's and
Representatives casting their Ballots for
him. This was Il more than the number
necessary to a choice and he never came
nearer election during the more than
three months struggle. No such bitter
political contest probably ever before
wageh in this country
Both sides promise that the cOntes,
FOR supremacy will be carried into every
county In the state and waged incessan,ly
un'ii huai supremacy is assured The
next flgn, win be- the chairmanship OF
the stale committee. After that comes
the hattie for con;rol Of the state convea-
ton. which will nominate a candidate for
state treasurer.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-20
PROSECUTION IN QUAY
TRIAL COMES TO AN END
Its Close Causes Much Surprise When
Announced In Court-Testlmony All
OF an Expert Nature.

PHILADELPHIA, April l9-Unexpect-
edly to almost every person interested,
the prosecution in the trial OF ex-United
states Senator Quay for conspiracy closed
Its case today after nine days OF clashes
OF counsel and the testimony largely Of
an expert nature.
The general expression OF opinion had
been that the trial would be run through
many more days, and when District At
torney Rothermel announced that he
had concluded there were expressions Of
surprise from all parts Of the court room.
Judge Biddle adjourned court until to-
morrow, In order that Quays lawyers
might have time to consider what steps
they shall take with respect to the pre-
sentatlon OF their side.
From the evidence presented II Is evil
dent that tho commonwealth depends
largely for a conviction upon the tesl-
mony OF Its expert, Meyer Goldsmith, as
to his interpretations Of accounts in the
"red book" and other books Of the Peo-
pies bank, and upon the jury's opinion
Of the books papers, letters kilograms
and checks offered in evidence.
As to what extent the testimony OF the
defense's expert should he be called,
may onset Goldsmith's testimony, re-
mains to be seen. The contention Of the
defense in argument and cross-examina-
ton has been that the calculations OF
Goldsmith are not borne out by the
books but on the other hand show that
Quay did not use the state money, or
that whatever loans he received were
made in the customary manner and
backed by sufficient collateral.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-20

occupy slabs IN the m0rgue. two more
are az the houniy hospital, mJrtally
wounded. and nine are behind the bars
In the county jail
The officers have anticipated the out
break FOR some time. az II was known
that large numbers Of the Hatche, men
had arrived here from San Francisco
Policeman Rapeljl who was a block
away when he heard a shot. ran 10 the
scene where Two Chinese were pumping
lead into the body Of a third Chinese. who
lay at their feet Further up the alley
at least dozen Cinnamon were running
about and blazing away at each other.
As Rapeih ran up the alley a Chlnaman
ran past him. pursued By a higiIbinder
Tho fugitive made for tho doorway, but
was dropped on the steps by bullet from
mo hIghbinder's gun. which struck him
in ths head. killing him instantly. Rap
Ell captured the murderer.
Policeman Morss saw highblnder run
up 10 u ch'naman. VINO was standing In
a doorway and deliberately FIRE two shots
at him, killing him instantly. The muir
derer then started TO run whereupon
Morss ordered him 10 stop. but instead
the hlghbinder threw his gun al Morss'
head Norss sh0t 5he chinaman IN the
back and he Ia not expected 10 reoover.
The fght ~ between the societies Blng
Kung Tongs and suey On Tongs
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-20
INTEREST IN ENGLAND
OVER THE PHILIPPINE WAR.
ment In the Newspapers-The Reb-
els Must Be Subdued

NEW ORLEANS. April 19-Dr A. j.
Chapman. OF CORTLAND. Miss, twice re-
ported dead. has arrived on the steamsh p
Franklin. from Bluehelds, Nicaragua.
Chapman, who was a surgeon in the
lnsurgent army tells a thrilling story OF
his escape from President ZelAya's forces,
He was captured on February q near
Ramara, while in the company OF Stephen
Powers, an English subject. and also a
member Of the revolutionary army. A
court martial followed the capture, the
men being tried as spies. They were
condemned TO be shot.
4 strange feature of the AFFAIR is that
the sentence was actually carried out.
Stephen Powers fell dead at the first fire
but Chapman was merely wounded In the
left arm. He fell to the ground, how
ever and thinking they had killed him.
the soldiers walked of Chapman finally
made his way to Blueflelds.
Jack Martin. American gunner OF the
San Jacinto, who was captured by Ze-
laya's, has been tried and convicted
Sentence had not been finally pronounced
when Chapman left. Martin will undoubt-
edly be shot.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-20
TO MANUFACTURES SNIOKELESs
POWDER FROM SPIRITS
The New Whisky Trust Has Source OF
Revenue From the Government Which
Means Millions TO Them.

LOUISVILLE. April 19.-The Courier
Journal says; The American Spirits
Manufacturing Company, which with
three other Hquor trusts. is to be consol-
dated with the Kentucky Disti,leries and
Warehouse Company, has a new source
Of revenue which will mean millions of
dollars 10 the combined whiskey inter
ests. Spirits form the prime factor in
the manufacture OF smokeless powder
The government has negotiated with the
company Tor vast quantities Of this pro-
duct to be used in the manufacture of
this smokeless powder.
During the Spanish-Amer'can war the
Spanlards had a great advantage over the
Americans on account of the fact that
they used the smokeless powder exclu
sively. During the battle OF Santiago,
the Americans were handicapped by the
clouds of smoke from their own guns
which would hide the enemy from them.
Since the war. the United states govern
ment has taken up the manufacture OF
the smokeless powder and good supply
Is now being made under the direction
of the war department
Samuel Rice, president of the spirits
trust took the matter up with the Off
cIals at Washington. As the result OF
Mr.. Rice's efforts. a big contract was
let by the government for spirits.
The American Spirits Manufacturing
Company controls all the principal spirit
plants In the country and the company
easily secured the contract. The first
consignment OF spirits was sent east a
short time ago, and amounted to be-
tween 10000 and 100000 gallons. The
greater part of the output of the COM
pany's plants will be used by the gov
ernment for some time to come.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-20
DOLLAR DINNER" WAS
SOMEWHAT OF A FAILURE.
Dinner of the Workingmen Not as Larg-
ly Attended as the Chicago Platform
Anair-The Menu.

NEW YORK, April 19-The second OF
the lone dollar" Bryan dinners, under
the auspices Of the workingmen, was
held tonight at the Grand Central Pal
ace. The dinner was not as largely at
tended as the one given by the Chicago
platform democrats in the same plaSe
on the preceding Saturday night, about
1890 men and women being present. A
striking difference between these dinners
was the seating of the guests of honor
tonight on the platform. where they were
plainly visible to everybody in the hall
The speakers were seated as follows;
Presiding officer John Brisbane Walker;
Mr. Bryan to his right with n. o. El-
son, of ST. Louis. Rev. DR.. Edward Nc
Glynn, Charles Frederick Adams and ].
S. Crosby at Bryan's right.
At the ehairmans left were Mayor
Samuel NJ. Jones, Of Toledo. o. II. P.
Belmont. and William Temple Emmett
great grandson of Robert Emmett.
The menu was of the simplest. 1t was;
Veget table soup; haddock. egg sauce;
roast beef; roast turkey, cranberry sauce;
pickles, ice cream, cakes and coffee.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-20
EXPEDITION DISCOVERS
LAND PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN.
Belgian Antartic Expedition Returns to
Montevideo After Advancing South
to the nth Degree OF Latitude.

NEW YORK. April 1s.--A special to the
Herald from Montevideo says; The fol-
lowing members OF the Belgian Antartic
expedition have arrived here on their
way back to Europe
Henry Artowski, naturalist; Roal Am
undsen, an officer Of the steamship Bel
the meteorogical service.
gica, and NJ. Doboldroski. an assistant In
They are enthusiastic regarding the re-
suit OF the expedition, and It is known
that they advanced to a degrees So min
utes latitude south and discovered land
previously unknown, which they called
Danco
Captain Adrian de Gerlache. chief OF
the expedition. IS still at Punta Arenas
He intends to go to Buenos Ayres to
repair his ship. the Belgica. returning
thence to Europe.
Lieutenant Danco, who had charge OF
the magnetic observation service for the
expedition, died in June, 1895, as already
told in a special cable dispatch to the
Herald and the new land was probably
named in his honor.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-20
They Were Possibly Rescued by
the Spanish Garrison They
Were to Relieve.
UNHAMPENED BY ORDERS
Confidence Is Felt That Gilmore aud
bis Sailors. If Not Killed In the
Fight. Will Escape.

MANILA, April is.-4:35 p. m.-Admirai
Dewey has been notified OF the disappear
ance Of J. c. Gilmore and Il members OF
the crew OF the gunboat Yorktown
Las; Saturday the Yorktown anchored
on Baler, east coast Of Luzon. 90 miles
from here, where there was a Spanish
garrison Of about 80 men, which had been
defending Itself against several hundred
FHllpinos sor months past Lieutenant
Gilmore. Ensign Stanley and a boats
crew were sent up the river from Baler
bay to communicate with the Spaniards
Ensign Stanley who landed at the mouth
Of the river. reports that he heard three
yoIleys. a bugle cal! and cheers up the
river, but the automatic gun which was
part Of the equipment OF the boat was not
heard. Stanley then padded to the York
town In canoe.
crew. but no trace OF them was found
and the Yorktown sailed for Ilo To, and
her commander calbled TO Admiral Dewey
His theory Is that he Fsllplnos had cap
tured Or sunk the boa; or that the Span
ards had rescued the American party.
officials Of the navy department are
confident that such Of the men d the
Yorktown as escaped being killed out
right In the first ambuscade viii be well
treated by the Insurgents
Some time ago the war department
made Inquiry as to the number OF Ameri-
can prisoners held by the Filiptnos. In
reply General Otis referred TO these sol
diers and said that they were being fairly
treated by the Insurgents. He is supply
Ing funds TO defray the cost Of their food.
In many cases. he said. the officials
were only nominally in confinement, being
allowed the liberty Of the towns
The officials are hopeful that Gilmore
and his men who survived the ambuscade
will some day regain their liberty. The
department has sent no Instructions TO
Admiral Dewey as to the course he shall
pursue.
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LEFT FOR DEAD BY
NIcARAGUAN SOLDIERS.
An American Surgeon Taken Prisoner
and Shot But Revives and Escapes
10 BlueAelds

NEW YORK, April 19.--A dispatch to
the Herald from London says: General
Lawton's withdrawal from the Philippine
towns and territory occupied BY his
troops and his reported statement that
It would take fully 10000 troops to estab-
lish permanent order IN the ISLANDS. have
aroused much interest In England, where
every move in the attempt OF the United
States TO subjugate the Filipinos is
watched most closely.
The London newspapers comment freely
upon the effect in the United States OF
General Lawton's declaration and the
predicament OF the president IN regard
to the volunteers. The general tenor OF
the remarks in thar the United States
must go on with the work until the paci-
fication Of the archipelago Is assured.
The Westminster Gazette says;
1T Is instructive for US to have been
through st all to follow the developments
Of American imperialism. The hot ht
at this moment being followed BY the
cold ht. The truth is. we suppose. that
the task Is found more formidable one
than the government supposed, and that
President Mckinley. who balks constant-
ly in fear Of a reaction, shrlnks from
measures necessary 10 push II further.
"The American cabinet has suffered.
like our own. from the lack Of intelligent
anticipation Of events before they occur
In the meantime, do not let us suppose
that a temporary reverse or withdrawal
means abandonment Of the Philippines.
for even the anti-imperlallst policy. as
hitherto defined, IS only the policy Of
going slow"
The Globe says: 1T seems TO have been
assumed that nothing more than mill
rary promenade would be required 70
produce permanent pacification in Luzon.
II not throughout the whole group Of
Islands
1T is natural. therefore, that the sud-
den awakening from thar unpleasant
dream should gravely affect public
opinion in the United Statse.''
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VALUABLE ESTATE MoRTGAGED.

Los ANGELES. Cal, April 1S.-E. ].
Baldwin, the well known millionaire and
horseman, has mortgaged part of his
magnificent estates, rancho La Puente
and rancho Cenega. Paso de Ia T4jra,
to secure a loan Of Si5OOOO advanced by
the German Savings & Loan Society of
San Francisco.
Both Of the pledged estates are in the
county and comprise about 10000 acres.
The properties are said to be worth
sS,0OO.OOO.
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THE SHAMROCK MOVED.

LONDON, April 1s.-The Daily Mail
says: The removal Of the Shamrock.
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger for the
Americas cup, began yesterday on bar
ges, piece by piece, and with the greatest
secrecy.
The various parts are to be taken to
Millwall docks, in the Isle of Dogs, near
the West Indian docks, where they will
be fitted together and where the Sham
rock will ultimately be launched She
is expected to sail toward the end OF
July.