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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-22
Rome w1adOmOSeS
telegrafczne.
~ rozkazu kr61owai

~ rozkazu kr6lowej -
zdrowie cesarza i cesarzowej"
"Niech ayje kr6lowa!" = Tax
brzmialy toasty ma wczoraj-
szym bankiecie W Windsor,
wniesione przez ksiecia Walii
j cesarza Wilhelma.
- Ksietna Marya Amelia,
siostra wielkiego ksiscia Ba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-22
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOwei.
Chicago, % Listopada.

Cd samego zaostrzenia sic
zatargu z Transvaalem r6a-
nych stron wypowiadano pre-.
konanie, ze Anglia dsayla do
wojuy ma zsdanie i W interesie
zaloaonej i kierowanej przez
Cecilia Rhodes'a Chartered
Company. Opozycyjny an.
gielski "Star'' potwierdza o.
becnie zupelnie to przypusz'
czenie, wykazujsc, ae Cham
berlain przeszkodzil pokojo.
wemu zalatwieniu sporu pod
naciskiem tego poteznego sto-
warzyszenis. Sprawa miala
sic jak nastspuje: Podczas
sledztwa, wytoczonego jamie
son'owi Rhodes'owi z powo-
du naiazdu ma Transvaal, ad.
wokat Chartered Company"
przypomnia} Chamberlain 'owi,
2e istnieja listy telegramy
dowodzsce, il najazd odbyi sic
iego wiedza i VIOLA. Doku.
menty te beds przedstawione
komisyi sledczej, jezeli Cham.
berlain ME postara sic o ubi-
Gle sprawy i ME oswiadczy, il
na Cecilu Rhodes'ie ME ciezy
8adna wilma. Wobec tel groz-
by, Chamberlain wstaph do
komisyi, zapobiegl przedsta-
wieniu kompromitujscych do
kument6w, gdy komisya po.
tspila surowo postepoWanle
Jamieson'a i iego wspolnikow,
oswiadczyi W parlamencie, re
Cecil Rhodes jest czaowiekiem
godnym zaufania powazania.
Obecnie, towarzystwo, da-
zsc do opanowania Transvaa.
lu, zazsdaio cd Cham berlain'a
poparcia swojej polityki, Ia
grozilo mu w razie przeciw-
nym ogloszeniem niebezpiecz-
nych dokumentow. Wobec tel
grozby, Chamberlain czynil
wszystko, co bylo W jego 81
ZACH, ably zapobiedz ugodzie i
wlasnie W tym samym czasie,
kiedy Rad trsnsvaalski podal
bardzo przystspne warunki,
wyglosil swa slawna move,
kt6rej ostatecznym skutkiem
by}a woina. "Star" zapowia.
ds, ae oglosi dokumenty, do.
wodzace prawdy tego twier.
dzenia. Bardzo nieprawdopo.
dobnie opowiadanie to W kaz-
dym razie brzmi.
Opr6cz tego obiega po pra'
sic pogloska, ze wojua estate
cznie wywolana zostala przez
gubernators Milner'a, kt6ry
sfalszowa} telegram, wysiany
ma jego rsce przes Rad trans.
vaalski do Londynu. Miano.
wicie Miner skreslil z odpo.
wiedzi, przeslanej przez Krue-
ger'a ma pierwsze ultima
tum" angielskie, wszystkie
nowe ustspstwa, zrobione uit.
landerom, i dodal nieprsy-
chylus ola Anglii uwage o
prawach zwierzchniczyeh, kt6.
rel W odpowiedzi Krueger'a
ME bylo. Wiadomosc to poda.
Ia pierwsza "Polit. Coresp."
Jest to wprawdzie pierwszo-
rzsdne zrodio informacyjne; W
tel formie jednak pogloska ia
wydaje sig ma}o wiarogodns.
W miejsce Goremkina mia.
nowa} car Mikolaj W rocznice
wst3pienia ma tron ministrem
spraw wewnetrznych pana ST.
piagin, kt6ry ME przeszed}
przez zadna biurokratyczns
szkols, a ma wszystkich stano.
wiskach, jake dotsd zajmo-
wal, odsnaczal sic wyjstkows
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-22

- Panowie Siemiradski. !. Aladsy-
ski, Brodaki i Bstda essli y.
sks.d komitetu, ksdfl 1siaB
bsdsie opieks mad licsnynis p5slgsssy-
mani, ocsskiwanymi y rokn prsy.
sslym " Rsynis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-22

W miejsce Goremkina mia.
nowal car Mikoiaj W rocznice
wstspienia ma tron ministrem
spraw wewnetrznych pana ST.
piagin, ktory ME przeszed}
przez zadna biurokratyczns q
szkols, a ma wszystkich stano.
wiskach, jake dotsd zajmo-
wal, odznaczal sic wyjstkows q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-22

com sposobnose kontrolowania
ca1ej sieci kolei zelaznych W
Azyi Mniejszej.
BERLIN, 22go Listopada. =
Ma posiedzeniu ssdu dyscypli-
narnegoIrozpatrywano spraws
docenta kr6lewskiego uniwer-
sytetu, dra L. Arons, kt6rego
Rad pragnie usunat posady
profesora, poniewaa jest socya.
lista. Radzca dr.. Elster do.
wodzil, ze socyalisci pragna ma
drodze gwaltu obalit istniejs.
cy porzadek rzeczy, tymczasem
obro6ca podsadnego, pose}
Heine twierdzil, ze. -socyalisci
ME pragna przewrotu, lecz re.
formy to ma drodze legalnej.
Wyrok zostanie ogloszony do
plero po,,zatwlerdzenlu 60 przez
pruskiego ministra stauu.
PATERSON, N. j., % Listop.
W Poniedzialek po po}udniu
stan zdrowia wiceprezydenUa
znacznie sic pogorszyl. O
p61nocy stracil przytomnost, a
wczoraj rano dostal rapadu
duszuosci, kt6remu ulegl o
godzinie POI do dziewiatej.
Pani Hobart, Garret A. Ho-
bart miodszy i inne osoby ME
odstepowaly }oza chorego. Ma
godzine pred amiercia telefo
nowano do Nc Kinleya, ze
Hobart umiera.
Miasto przybralo zalobe.
sztandary spuszczono do polo.
wy maszt6w, dzwon ratuszo-
wy uderzai W pewnych odste-
pach czasu, zawieszono czyn.
nosci W ssdach i urzsdach.
Zwr6cono og6lns uwage ma
chorobe Hobarta, gdy latem
uda} sic do Long Branch.
Rada mieiska uchWalila.
azeby ratusz przez ca}y mie-
siac byl przybrauy W za}obe i
aaeby We wszystkich koscio-
ZACH odbyly sic naboze6stwa.
WAsH1NaToN, % Listop.-
Natychmiast po nadejsciu via.
domosci o smierci Hobarta
spuszczono narodowe sztanda.
ry do polowy maszt6w. Go
dnosc wiceprezydenta przeszia
ma sekretarza stanu Hay, kt6ry
udal sic uatychmiast do Bia1e.
90 Domu odbyl konferencye
2 McKinleyem. Prezydent i
wszyscy ministrowie wezms
udzia} W pogrzebie. McKin.
ley wydal oredzie, zalecajace
og6lna narodows aa}obe W
dniu pogrzebu wiceprezydenta
i nakazujsce przedstawicielom
Stan6w Zjednoczonych "a gra-
Mica, azeby przez 80 dni ME
brali udsialu W publicznych
wystspach.
WASHINGTON, % Listop. -
Admiral Dewey straci} W
oczach opinii publicznej caly
urok, jaki otaczai bohatera z
pod Manili. Mkt darowac
mu ME moAe, re pozbyl sic
will, ofarowanej mu przez
nar6d. Czlonkowie komitetu
funduszu ma dom Dewey'a 50
zarzuceni listami, W kt6rych
ofarodawcy asdaja zwrotu
swych pieniedzy. Gdy W je-
dnym 2 teatr6w pokazano por'
tret Deweya, zamiast zwy-
klych oklssk6w dat sic s}yszec
og6lny syk swist. Dewey
ME bedzie smiai publicznie
nigdzie sic pokazac, gdyz cze-
kajs 60 demonstracye nieprzy.
jazne. Pod naeiskiem opinii pu.
bliczneiprzepisa1a iona Deweya
tytul w}asnosci, ,,domuDeweya"
ma imie syna admira}a, Jerzego
Goodwina. Jest nieprawds,
jakoby Deweymu grozi1 pro.
ces o niedotrzymanie obietnicy
malze1stwa.
Rome wiadOmOSes
<o1onro }ouna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-22

smith siegais dnia II Listopa.
da. Anglicy zaalarmowali W
Czwartek Boer6w, ME myslac
ich atakowac, tymczasem Boe'
rzy rozpoczsli na nowo bonn.
bardowac. Wszystkie pogio'
ski o odniesionych przez An
glik6w. zwycieztwach So fall
szywe. Cofniecie sic generala
Joubert z pod Ladysmith
uchodzi W oczach Anglik6w "a
podstep wojenny. Gdyby cd.
wazono sic ma ogolua wycie-
czke, Boerzy otocayliby woj'
sko angielskie wzieliby je do
niewoli.
KAPsrADT, % Listopada. -
Wiadomosci po}nocnej czssci
kolonii Kap ME brzmis po'
myslnie. Zamieszkali tam
Holendrzy laczs sic z Boera'
mi zajmuja wawozy, prowa'
dzsce do pa6stwa Oranje. Q.
g6i student6w W seminaryum
W Burghersdorp przylsczy1 sic
do Boer6w, gdy ci zajsli mia
sto.
Zanosi sic ma powstanie kra'
jowc6w W kolonii, ktorzy
sprzyjaja Boerom.
Pod Escourt zajeto 700 b.
crow slime stanowisko, kt6re
opuscili, gdy oddzia} angielski
ich zaatakowal. Cofneli sic
zabierajsc z sobs 200 sztuk
byd1a.
MANILA, % Listopada. -
Ranonierka Helena" przyby'
10 do Canaguin, gdzie znajdu-
je sic zaloga rozbitego kraao.
wnika Charleston. Prze.
Romano sic, ze okrst ten jest
stracony. Mic ME MONA z
niego wyratowat.
Aguinaldo wymknal sic ge'
nera{owi Young i Wheaton,
ktorzy pragnsli 60 otoczyt.
Przypuszcza sic, ze Young po'
suwa sic naprz6d ku Bayan'
bong, lecz AMI o MIN, ami o
generate Lawton ME ma "a.
dnych wiadomosci.
OGcerowie i zolnierze przY.
byli z Cabanatuan opowlada'
ia, z jakim trudem postspo'
walo wojsko generaia Law:
ton. Wielu wycie6czonych
zoluierzy zostawiono W miej.
scowosciach, pozbawionych "a
pas6w zywnosci. Cofano sic,
porzucajac ma pol zdechle ko'
ME, zo}nierze i ofcerowie set
kami wlekli sic, ME majsc ma
sobie ubrania i boso. w ge-
stwinach lesnych spadlo i'm
ubranie kawaiami z ciala. Je-
dynem ich pozywieniem byiy
banany j inne owoce.
WINDSOR, % Listopads. -
Cesarz by3 ma przejaadzce i
polowal W zwierzy6cu. Cesa-
rzowa uaywala spaceru. Ma
bankiecie bylo obecnych l40
os6b, czlonk6w rodziny kr6lo.
wei Wiktoryi, rodziny cesar.
sklej, mlnlstroW angielsklch
niemieckich i urzednik6w ME
mieckiej am basady. Sto'owi.
zna przedstawia}a wartost 10
milion6w dolar6w. Wniesio'
no tylko diva toasty: kr6lowej
! cesarza. u kObiet. opr6cZ
Wiktoryi, jej c6rek i syno-
wych by1a tylko obecna PAM
Choate.
Podczas polowania zastrzelil
cesarz 17S bazant6w, l kuro.
patwe i 327 krolik6w. Stree
Ial magazynows fuzya Mause.
IA.
PARYz, 22go Listopada. =
We wysokim sadzie przeslu-
chiwapo Guerina, kt6ry ze-
znal, re liga antysemit6w ME
zaimowaia sic polityka, lecz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-22

dzieci zachowuje sig nieprzyzwoi-
Gle miota klatwy. Sprawe te
odiozono do przyszlego posiedze-
MIA. - Patrick E. Kennedy,
str6z szkoiy Puiaskiego, oska-
IRONY gburowatosc i zaniedby-
wanie obowiazk6w, dostai naga-
ne i ostrzezenie, ze zostanie wy
dalony, gdy skarga sic powt6rzy.
- John Quinn, stroz szkoiy La
Sale, ktory ME placi cd d(uisze-
GO czasu "a komorne, straci po-
sade, jezeli ma umorzenie starego
diugu, ME bedzle piacif po 81
miesiecznie. - Osmiu str6zow,
ME znajdujacych sic ma liscie
sluzby cywilnej, suspendowauo.
Odr0czOno sic.
Komitet wykonawczy demo-
kratycznego komitetu krajowego
wczoraj W poludnie odroczyi sic
zapewne zbierze sic ponownie
we Westinghouse ko6cem Sty
cznia lub z poczatku Lutego
1900. w kr6tce pctem zas sena-
tor Jones zwola caiy komitet
kraiowy celem oznaczenia dnia
miejsca zebrauia SIG komisyl
krajowej demokratycznej. o
tresci obrad wykonawczego ko-
mitetu ME da sic wiecej powie-
dziec cd tego, cosmy juz wczoraj
powiedzieli, gdyz narady byiy
taine. Komitetowi rozdai VIM.
F. Harrity PHILADELPHIA, kt6ry
do roku 1896 byi prezesem ko.
mitetu krajowego, guzik z napi-
sem: mo Foreign Alliance, No
Trusts, no Imperialism for the
United States, ii wielu niemile
dotkneia okolicznosc, il ME byio
ma mich napisu tyczscego sic
wolnego bicia serebra.
POdejrzana smierc.
w uliczce "a domem pm. 692
Halsted str. pod rusztowaniem
g6rnei kolei Northwestern, zna-
leziono wczoraj rano zwioki
Freda Loetz, zam. pm. 742 N.
Halsted str, kt6ry mial zatru-
dnienie jako woznica u handlarzy
desek G. H. Mears & Co. pm.
1103 Belmont ave.
Zmarlego znaleziono W posta-
vie kleczacej, rekami skrzyzo-
wanemi ma piersiach, twarza
zanurzona ma iakich 6 cali W
blocie, oprata jednym policzkiem
cegle. Okazaio sic, ze mial
kark zlamany. Widziano go po
raz ostatni onegdaj wieczorem
jadacego ma wozie: konie z wo-
zem pozniej same przybyfy do
stajni, a zatem wydaje sic, iakoby
Loetz spadl woza i kark sobie
zlamai. Poniewaz jednakowoz
krewni Loetza, sadzac roznych
ozaak, podejrzywaia, ii stat on
sig o6ara zbrodni, przeto zarza-
dzone zostanie sledztwo.
w sprawie ustawy flagowej.
Kollegium sedziowskie, zlozo-
ne sedzi6w wyzszego sadu
Holdoma, Brentana Steina,
majace wczoraj rozstrzygnac
sprawe habeas corpus niejakie-
60 Fritza Sontag, oswiadczyio,
Z ustawa fl agowa, kt6ra dotych-
czas dafa pow6d do wielu nadu.
zye, jest nieprawna, niezgodna
konstytucya, i ze jako ustawa
klasowa jest niewazna.
Rozstrzygniecie to bardzo jest
waznsm, gdyz cd tel chwili Mkt
wiecej ME potrzebuie sie sto-
sowac do owej ustawy.
Kr0tkie n0tatki miejsc0we.
The sun., 1899-03-12
S3,OOO,OOO ON WAY TO CUBA.
COIN FOR CUBAN SOLDIERS ON BOARD
THE MEADE.

Ten Trucks Garry 81 ,A8o, 900 in Silver and
Nickels from the sub-TrensuRry-The Re-
maindor in Gold Coin-A Sailor Killed
by Falling tho Casks of Money.
The 80 900. 900 In coin which will be distrib-
utod among the soldiers nj the Cuban Army
was removed from the United States Sub
Treasury yesterday. It was taken away IN two
lots. Early In the morning q detail Of thirty
men from Company b. Thirteenth Infantry.
under command Of Capt Goss, arrived at the
Sub.Treasury with ten trucks. furnished by
Government Contractor Hanan.
Capt. Isaac w. Littell, representing the
QuArtermsster's Department, which 10 In charge
OF The army TRANSPORTS, was on hand with Pay
master-Gsneral A. b. Carey and Major fl. L.
Rogers Of tue Pay Corps Assistant Csshi'r r
Edward w. Hale represented tho Sub
Treasury in the arrangements for the removal
OF the coin.
The work Of loading the trucks wns expedited.
426 ammunition boxes. so EsRs and IL army
safes being placed upon them. These were
filled with silver dollars and subsidiary coin
ranging from, half doll,rs to niekols, amounting
altogether to 81. .460 600. The contractor had
two armed g-,rds for Zach truck snd
solGicrs also ro le on the trucks Tnsy were
driven to tho Government ferry. where tho
Government tug General Mcigs was waiting.
formerly the Berlin lying ut BROOKLYN dock.
~ Me DC ga led later in the d for Havana.
The remainder OF the $3. 900 900. which was
in the form of gold coin. WAS removed from the
Suh.Treasury In tho afternoon, also under
military guard. 1t was not made public what
transport would take the gold to Cuba.
KILLED ON THE TREASURE CASKS.
Shortly before the sailing Of the vessel. and
while the main hutchway through which the
casks and safes containing the coin had been
lowered to the middle deck was still open, a
Norwegian sailor named p. Jacobson. 30 years
old. was killed by fall from a yardarm. A
rope which he was holding gave way and he
fell headlong from the yardarm through the
hatchway to the middle deck. landing on tho
treasure casks. His skull was crushed in and
one leg was broken, and there was no sign OF
life when his shinmatas REACHED him.
WHIrEsToNE LANDING, \. Y, March 1.-THE
soldiers selected from the Engineers battalion
at Wets Point to guard the $1,000. 900 on its
way south to pay of the Cuban army are u
picked body Of men. selected from the four
hundred-odd Engineers at the post for trust
worthness and good record, The men
are SerGt Edward Carroll. Sergt. Charles
Beere. Corporais Phip Regan. George Fowler
William Brady and First Glass Privates Fred
erick, $; Cobb, Ross, Barton. Edward Long.
Claude DE Rossit Dallas King. Harrison Pearl.
Charles 7. Fawcett. Joseph La Roche, william
Ba!lman. Joseph kemson, Guy Gardiner.
Robert Craig Joseph Gallagher. Edward Giles
and Harold StocKmar They expect to be ah-
sent from their companies twenty days. They
are under the command Of Cant. John Mills
Company II, ana First Lieut.. George Howell.
the Post AdJutant at Willets Point.
The sun., 1899-03-12
ADDITIONS roR ST AUeUsT1xy&
Father MoCarty Has Plans for = New
Chapel, school and Reotory.

Father MoCarty Has Plans for = New
Chapel, school and Rootory.
The Rev. E w. McCarty. the rector of ST.
AuRustinSs Catholic parish in Brooklyn, 10
planning three big additions TO the church In
Sixth avenue and Sterling place in the shape OF
a chapel. restory and pArochini school. The
three new buildings win occupy nearly all the
large vacant space adjoining the church, which
is now included in the church property. The
chapel and rottory will be built on Sixth
avenue, on which the church fronts on
"rchiteeturAl linss corresponding TO the
latter edihce, and the schoo! will be In the rear.
The estimated cost Of the now buildings 10
$4,000. and when they are completed tho
value OF the entire church property will be con-
siderably more than $500 600. On the last two
Sundays Father McCnrty TO k occAs 9 on 10 make
al an ounoement from the pulpit Of his project
and Of his desire to ut once start bull ing
fun 4. his intention being to have consldorn BILE
money u possible. on hand before beginning
Father MtOSrty is regarded ns one OF tn most
skillul hnancisrs IN the Brooklyn diocese, aud
tns iSol that the entire present indebtrdnr 90 on
the church amounis to only $50 600 proves that
his reputation in tn I resp ct 10 we'll deserved
some OF the leading men In the congregation
or Sim pursus 70 in i hs tnss mat ts1 wis 81 %Sps
90 10 nlortEage the property for 800 600 or
more aud start work on the new buildings at
once and this course may be adopted. Father
McChrty hnB always Ueen great champion OF
the public schools. but in his remarks l 81 Sun
day he sHin that he hN! reached the conviction
that ,rochisl school was much required in
MS parish. Bishop Mcdonnell also heart
iy indorse' Father McCar.y's plans for
hcCarty ana his assistants have been
occupying a modest little rented house in
Strrlln< place oppost he church. an all the
members OF bis flock want to see them moro
comfortably housed. Tho plans for the new
buildings hnye Ire ,dy been drawn by MIR: Par
NIT. the architect Of the church. and early in the
spr.nx work can DO began IN case the church
Iuthorites aoopt the mortgage proposition.
Otherwise 1t may be year before 1t IL under
way.
There are somo rich and influential men in
the congregation WHO will prob ,ry contribute
handsomely in TIE present. emergency. They
inclu esI.Ssnator John McCtrtv j mes Shev-
lin. ex-senator Eugene r. OConnor, Col.
Mlchasl Bsnnett Police Commissioner BernarL
J. York. William II. Prendergnet, Dr. H. c. Nc
Lean ana Edward Rorks. Tho marble altar.
the chief Traction OF the church. which cost
more than $40 600. was pat up at she sole ex-
penss OF two persone whose names have never
ueen disclosed.
The sun., 1899-03-12
A Draw Between Billy Whistler and Billy
Needham-

Another large crowd of sports packed the
Pelican A. G. last night and were rewarded by
witnessing well-contested twenty fl ve- round
bout. at l2S pounds. The PRINCIPALS were
Billy Whistler of Philadelphia and Billy Need
ham of ST. Paul. There was n OF much differ
ence between them in point. OF cleverness.
Both knew the game very well. and exercised
Whistler fought, In his usual cautious style
Needham was the better pun cher. but could
not connect to any great exte ut. The decis-
Ion. draw. was we'll received. Frank Herald
was referee.
OF California in the first bout at catch weights
for ten rounds. Morris. who is eolored. started
fouling ut the outset. and did n ot seem to care
about being cautioned In tn fourth round
his tactics became too bold, fInd he was dis
qualified. The second tilt was between Hugh
McWnters. coiored. and Dick Wunderl rlich. the
former l45-pound amateur champion. Me-
Winters took the place OF Jack Fox OF New
York They were to have boxeG ten rounds at
catch weights, McWnters outclassed his an
tagonst and in the second round put Wunder-
Itch to sleep with left-hand uppercut.
The sun., 1899-03-12
woN'r pE4L ~ R4r STATE GAS.
New York and Boston Stock Exchanges
Prohibit Dealings.

New York and Boston Stock Exchanges
Prohibit Dealings.
The stock of the Bay State Gas Company OF
Delaware. OF which J. Edward Addicks is Presi-
mt. vii! not be dealt in on the New York
Stock Ex ,hanze in the future by order OF the
authorities OF The Exchange. Their action was
the result OF a notice from the FnrmerE Loan
ami Trust Company that the company had re-
ceivsd word from President Addioks that 1t
would no longer be required to act registrar
OF the 8 ock.
No stock can be traded In on the Ex ,hange
that has not a pllco OF registry in this cily
The Boston stock Exchange also has prob blted
further lie ,linRs in ~ State Gas. 1t has been
the gener ! un Ierstanding in the fnsnci ii dis.
tret that the charter of the Bay State Gas
Company permits ils capitals 'tion to be In:
ere .srn co nm unlimited extent. The original
capitnliz tion was $5 100000 Since Septem.
ber. 1897. it had been $50 900 600. but In Janu.
AIRY o, this ye r it became 800, 600 900.
Application was made to the Nv York and
Boston Sto Ext hangts o sinit this additional
1000 600 Of stock 10 .ealings n the unliste
uep rtnlents, but neither Exchange granted the
application.
Boston dispatches have since reported Preai.
cent Addicks ~ having thro itsned that ho
would SEQ tn I all the Bay 81 te g stock was
with rawn from de 'lings on the two Exch ,nKes
There " sa sh rp decline in tho price here
yester lay. Ths opening transaction was ut do
Tho price fell TO "a. with a rally al tn" close 10
GIG. The total sales were nearly 90. 900 shares.
The sun., 1899-03-12
A Matter of Solicitude to Manv
Millions of People.
EIGHTY-NINE YEARS OF AGE, YET VIGOROUS.
GOLD MEDAL CONFERRED,

thanksgiving and appreciation and now na
crowning testimonial comes tho message A,
gratitude from His Holiness the Pope who
having used win Marinni" found It sustainirs
and health giving Not satisfied with merelvc,.
pressing thanks to Monsieur Mariani ns will
be seen from the above letter His Holiness b,.
been pleased to graciousy contcra most henutj..
ful Gold Medal upon the scientific producer Of,
the health-giving Vim Mart1ni.
What charm there is in the name VI,
Mariani! For three decades it has brought
health and happiness to cotsager and king. Ber
Majesty the Empress OF Russia takes Il rrgu.
larly as tonic and the Louyion Court Journal
is authority for the statement that the prncesa
OF Wales uses it with best re suits.
Health Is certainly the desire of all creation
To the thousands VII o have 10 ct il or never knew
its delights. tonic that win rejuvenatr the
snirit and invigorate the body is indeed boon
of incacuab!o value.
When the Grip tinhuenzal is epidemic in Eu.
rope as also in this country. tin Medical Pro-
fession rely upon the tonic properties Of Vim
Marianl. II is given as prev,Native and also
In convalescence to build up the system and to
avoid the many disagreeahle at'er effects 50
common with this dreaded diseas,,
Vim Mariani brings cheerfuluess a the morbid
and depressed: itstrenRthens the weary: Gains
the nerves when overwrought by yulutu excite
ment-n fact, it makes life worth the living.
and is aptly termed by the illlstriorh' WRITER'S
Victorien Sardou, Alexandra Dumas ND Juns
Verne. The True Promoter of Health. p" Elixir
of Life" "A Veritable Fountain of Youth
Never has anything received such un Tormy
high praise and recognition from e uinent
authorities.
Those readers who are not familiar with he
workings and the worth OF Vim Mariani shou d
write to Mariani 4 Co. So West 18th st,,e.,
New York. and they will receive. free Of sA
charge. beautiful little Album con ontaining po--
traits OF Emperors. Empress. Princes. Cari..
nails. Archbishops and other distinguished per-.
sonages who use and recommend this mar
vellous wine. together with explicit and inter-
estinR details on the subject. This little
album is well worth writing for. as it is dis
tributed gratuitously. and will be appreciated
by all who receive it.