davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-11-04
FILIPIN.

-Posk Bella wypedzii W z. t.
powstahc6w Porac. kupem byly
Z wozy amunioyi. 2 amer. zo}nierzy
poleglo.
--W}adze amer. W Manili zawie.
SHY wydawnictwo gazety "P.tria,"
W ktolej zsmieszcrano podburzaiace
artykuly. Redaktora aresztowsno.
20 powstahc6w napadlo pod
Bulucan ma patrol amer. s ludzi.
: Amerykan6w zostalo zabitych.
Powstahcy podobno znowu
ohca traktowao gen. Otis pok6i.
-Amerykanie zajeli missto San
lsldro, W kt6rem ME byio powstsfl-
COW.
FlliPihczyey strzelali brzegu
do parowca amer. ma rzece Chiquita.
Zabili ofcera i 2 majtk6w.
Major Balance zsjsl miasto
Cambanutan.
-3 kompanie puiku Bella stoczy-
~ pod Labsno dwie potyozki Fl.
lipihczykami, ktorzy zostali amusze-
nj do uoieozki. Jeden amer. zoinierz
polegs, 3 ofoerow szeregowcow
odniosso rany.
DO Manili wr6oili Tarlac ko.
misarze szpshscy. Aguinaldo ME
chloe uwolnic iehc6w hisspahskich.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-11-04
W|ADOMOSCI KRAJOWE,

Pod Cambridge, O.. zderzyly sic
W z. pistek diva towarowe pocisgi ko.
lei Baltimore & Ohio. Maszynista w.
A. Corney postradas zycie. Wago
ny zniszczone.
-Wiele dzieci W Fostoria, O.,
choruje ma szkarlatyne. Szko4y zam.
knieto ma czas nieograniczony.
Admiral Dewey, bohater pod
Manili, zareczy2 sic panis w. B.
zam. " Washingtonie. Pani
Hazen jest wdows po gen. Hazen,
liczy lat 40, jest majetna bezdzie.
tns.
w New Yorku zmar4 W z. t. ma
zapalenie p3uc brygadyer Guy v.
Henry. By2 on weteranem wojny
domowej i hiszpadskiej; przez d{uz.
sly czas sprawowa2 obowiszki gene.
ra4-gubernatora ma Portorico.
PAM Mary E. Donnelly Begue
" New Orleans, La, zaskar&y@a swo
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-11-04
WOJNA W AFRYCE.

Angl'cy stanowozo ME maja po.
wodzenia wojnis Burami. Cho6
W plerwszyoh potyczkach cdniesli
zwyclestwo, to ME wyszio i'm to ma
korzyst. Okaza}o sic, ze pod Dundee
Burowie cofneli sig W CORY roz.
myssu, ably wyciagnad Auglik6w "a
miasto i otoczyo ich. Zasadzke spo.
strzegs VEGAS gen. Yuls i musia1 sic
cofnac. Wnet loten dowiedziano
sic, ze Bury chcs rozd1ielio dywi,ye
gen. White cd dyw. gen. Yule, aby
kaAda opanowsc pojedyhozo. Angli-
cy musleli ten plan uniemozebnic W
ten sposob, ze gen. Yule musiai 20.
maszerowat Dundee do Lsdysmith,
ably sic poiaczyc gen. White.
w ten sposob skoncentrowans
zostaly angielskie burskie wojska
pod Ladysmith, gdzie we wtorek
Burowie rozpoczeli atak.
Augielskiego wojska W Ladysmith
byso okoao $4,000, gdy armia Bu-
row liozy wsdsug przypuszczah cd
30 do $4,000.
Gen. White pope'nia straszna O.
mylke podczas pierwszej bitwy, wy
sysajso W pogoh "a cofajacymi sic
oddziaaami Burow diva pulki swego
najlepszegc wojska. Kiedy bowiem
pulki to oddali1y sic cd miasta dose
daleko, Burowie g6r wyszli pre-.
oieli i'm odwrot. w ten spos6b Gale
diva puaki dostsly sic do niewoli.
o dalszych lossch wojsk pod
Ladysmith ME mozemy jeszcze MIC
stanowczego deniesc.
W ub. poniedzia}ek przybyi juz
do Przylsdka gen. Butler posi}ka-
mi, ale zaczem to dotra do Lady
smith to upiynie pewnie So dni.
Odtsd Auglikom prawis codzief1
beda przybywac posi}ki okretami-i
wnet zwyciestwa Bur6w zostana po-
wetowane.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-11-04

TORONTO, O.-Zawiazala
sic tu nova kompania, kt6ra
ma nabyc prawa j prowadzic W
dalszym ciagu interesy czterech
wielkich przedsiebiorstw bicy-
klowych W Kanadzie, 4 miano
wicie: American Bicycle
Co., "E. & D, Cycle Co.. "E.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-11-04

stya W najblizszej przyszaosci, ME
nalezy nam zapominat, ze skoro
tylko wybuchuie wojna miedzy ia
kimkolwiekbadz mocarstwem jed.
mem pshstw, co rozebraly Polske,
sprawa polska musi wypaynao ma
porzsdek dzienny. Jest to konieczno-
Sofa polityczua, ably Polska zabierasa
gsos we wszystkioh wielkich zatar-
gach europejskich, o lie to zatargi
jej dotycza. Skoro utrzymujemy
wobec swiata, ze jestesmy narodem
zywym, ktory ME skwitowa} praw
swoich do niepodleglosci, musimy
skladat pred swiatem dowody, ze to
twierdzenie ME jest czcza gadanina.
W przeciwnym razie zsjdzie wzgle-
dem praw naszych przedawnienie,
tax samo, jak aachc dsi przedawnie
ME W sprawach oywilnych, jezeli ME
So one poruszane przez pewien okre.
Stony przeciag czssu.
w iaki spe sob Polska wojujaoa
zabierze g3os W zatargu ogolaym,
ME nssza jest rzecza przypuszczac
lub przewidywad. So W kraju orga-
nizacye i ludzie, cieszacy sic zaufa,
MEM narodu znani radon pshstw
europejskich; ci pracuja mad spraws
polska, znsja ia do gsebi i powiedza
W swoim czasie, 90 jak nalezy czy
nic. Nasza rzecza jest przewidywac
zblizanie sic chwili krytycznej i
przygotowywa6 sig moralnie, aby
chwila ia ME zaskoczyaa mas zbyt
nagle niespodziewanie. Nar6d,
ktory oddawna vie, re kiedys bedzie
musia} stanac frontem do wrogs lub
wrog6w swojej ojczyzny; nar6d,
ktory vie, ze to "kiedys" jest byc
moze bardzo niedalekiem; nar6d,
ktory rosumie, ze ciezkim b}edem
zbrodnia wobec przyszsosci byaoby
usuniecie sic cd obowiazku W kry.
tycznej chwili-taki nar6d zupesnie
inaczej zachowa sic. gdy ia chwila
nadejdzie, niz nar6d, ktory trzeba
byloby nauezac wtedy, kifdy czss
Jest dzialad. /
Nalezy nam takze wiedziec ro-
zumiec, ze sprawa polska zostanie
wytoozona przez organizacye krajo
we ME tylko W takim razie, kiedy
Dedzie wszelkie prawdopodobiehstwo
lecz W kazdyn razie, II. |
kiedy tylko nastanie moznosc Walk
" przymierzu Z jakim potezpym
wrogiem Rosyi, w tym wypadku
oedzie szao ME tyle zwyc;estwo,
lie zamanifestowaple praw Poiski,
, unikniecie przedawnienia histo
:yoznego. Ia przykaad mote nam
'suzyt postepowanie Trsnswaalu.
Przeciez dfobna ia rzeczpospolta
ocdje}a Wake Anglia ME dlategc,
'e ma nadzieje ja zwyciezyt, lecs
Hate 60, ze valka ia byia konieozno
oia Z punktu widzenia honoru ma
odowego. Naturalnie jakss szansa
'owodzenia bye musi; te szsnse VIA.
ME widaimy W jak!en ajnem przy
nierzu Transwaslu wrogami An.
lii. Taxa sama szause daloby Pol.
oe przymierze z jakims wrogiem
sosyi, ~ ten wr6g znajdzie sic
'iebawem istnieje wszelkie prawdo
is.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-11-04
TOLEDO OHIO, SOBOTA LISTOPADA 1898

New York podarowal De
wey'emu dawniej zloty puchar
Boston zloty zegarek.
w zakladzie poprawczym
W Mitchelville la. zbuntowafy
sic W z. t. dziewczsta potluk}y
ssyby, naczynia i wszystko GO
i'm popadlo W rece. Og6iem
wyrzadzi}y szkody ma $4,000,
Superlntendenta kilku 6oa-
stabl6w srodze ohily.
Admiral Dewey dostaa
juz dom ze skiadek. Dom ten
znajduje sic W Westinghouse
kupiono 60 "a $4,000 cd ob.
Fitcha.
w Jackson, Miss. zasalo
kilkanascie wypadkow 46ltej
febry.
-zaglowcem "Hera" przy-
byio Cape Nome, w Alasce,
do Seattle, Wash, 200 poszu-
kiwaczy zlota. Podr6z trwa}a
2S dni, a ma okrecie ME bylo
dostatecznych zapas6w zywno.
Sci. Dw6ch pasazer6w umar'o
z glodu i braku woody. Reszta
przyby}a W oplakanym stanie
zdroWia.
-Piesciarza George Wanko
skazano W Parkersburg, w.
Va, ma 5 lat wiezienia "a "a
bicie podczas walki 0 nagrode
Feliksa Carr.
w Chicago spali} sic W z.
t. wielki spichlerz zbozowy,
'The New England Transfer
Elevator" Sakoda 100000.
--Prezydent Mckinley wy
lal proklamacye, zalecajsca
,bchodzic uroczyscie Dzie6
Dziekczynienia dnia 80 b. m.
,rzez dziekowanie Opatrsnosci
"a wszystko dobre, kt6re da}a
;emu krajowi.
-Wydzia1 marynarki pred
pr6by aparatami
Narconiego, "a pomoca ktorych
nozna telegrafowat bez drutu.
james Monroe W Roche
'ter, N. Y, zabrai swej zonie
,a}y jej majatek, wynoszscy
$4,000 zostawi} ia ma koszu
5ez zadnych srodk6w utrzyma
liza.
-Zmariy niedawno W New
Iorku Cornelius Vanderbilt
;ostawil $7O,0OO,OOO, kt6re "a
oisa} swoim dzieciom. Giowa
'olziny bedzie odtsd Alfred
4wynn Vanderbilt.
Ma farmie pod Sioux
Falls, S. D., ukasii grzechotn'k
'-letnia c6reczke pa6stwa B.
}. Olsen z Chicago W reke,
datka chcia1a wyssat trucizne
raczki dziewczecia, ale ma
,r6zao. Ukaszona umarla.
Pod Argonia, Klaus, wy |
;olei} sic pocisg, napefniony
'yd}em. 1000 sztuk zostaao
abitych, a 100 sztuk uleg}o
'okaleczeniu.
w Santiago de Cuba oba
1 gwaltowny wicher II do
low. Druty telegra6czne 20
ta}y pozrywane.
-Garret A. Hobart, vice
rezydent Stan6w Zjednoczo-
ych, jest cie3ko chory. Znaj-
uje on sic obecnie W Pater-
N, N. J.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-11-04

&c. Sterns Co.. "Christie .S
Wheeler Saddle Co.. Nova
kompania pobuduje fabryke W
Toronto, kt6ra wyrabiaG be
die 10000 ko}owc6w ma rok.
HARTFORD, CONN. -
Uchodzi tn "a rzecz pewna, ze
wkr6tce zawiaze sic olbrzymia
kompania kapitalem 100 mil
dolar6w, kt6ra bsdzie wspoiza-
wodniczyla ma kazdem polu z
kompania STANDARD Oil'
daaeniem jej bedzie opanowa-
ME kontroli mad przemysiem
kopalnianym skalnego oleju ma
calym swiecie. Nova kompa-
MIA pochlonie "Indiana Pipe
Line and Rafining Co." "Cuda-
by Oil Co." " Omitted States
Oil Co.," "Fearles Oil Co. ;"
Northern Oil Co. ""Kentucky
Oil and Pipe Line Co., "Eme-
ry Oil Co., "Manhattan Oil
Co" mn6stwo innych po-
mniejszych. W wielu miastach
maja bye pozak}adane nowe
dystylarnie. Podobno jednym
2 inicyator6w novel kompanii
jest miliouer nouoJ orski A.
Carnegie.
KURTIS BAY, IND.-Ob.
Rafa} Szymanowski donosi
nam, ze rozpoczeta bedzie
wkr6tce budowa wielkiej le-
jarni, kt6ra pobuduje "Mil-
waukee Company" Plac pod
budowe juz zakupiono. Fabry-
ka bedzie gotowa okoio Nowe
go Roku. Wielu robotnik6w
otrzyma W niej prace.
CHICAGO, ILL., Zanosi
sic ma strajk robotnik6w W fa-
brykach fortepian6w. Robo-
tnicy zadaja uznania ich uni.
Gdyby strajk zarzadzono,
wzie}oby W MIN udzial $500
rob- tnlk6w.
NEW YORK, N. Y. - Ra-
da wykonawcza Ameryka6skiei
+ Federacyi Piracy postanowila
stowarzyszenie jubile
row W New Yorku, Newarku i
I Providence, kt6rego czlonko-
vie starajs sic zmniejszenie
godzin piracy powiekszenie
zap}aty.
MT: CARMEL Kopalnia
"Natalla' zostafa puszczona W
ruch po kilkoletnim zastoiu.
800 robotnik6w dosta}o prace.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o.
W tutejszych fabrykach garn-
zastrajkowaio 700
dsiewczst, zsdajsc podwyzsze.
MIA p}acy.
KANSAS CITY, KAN
lnkorPorowano tn nowe sto-
warzyszenie pm. "American
Equal Wage Union.' w kon.
'tytucyi tego stowarzyszenia
AMI si6wkiem ME wspomniano
0 strajkach. Wszystkie reformy
naja bye przeprowadzane "a
pomoca g@osowania powsze-
,hnego, zarzady korporacyj
ME majs wywie-
'ac nacisku ma robotnikow,
oraca kobiet ma bye tax samo
0ynagradzana, jak praca mez-
'zyzn.
SPRING VALLEY, ILL p.
' W kopalni Spring Valley Coal
'o., zastrajkowaio pred dwo-
na tygodniami 1000 g6rn;-
;ow, zsdajac podwyzszenia
Macy, zmiany sposobu lnie-
zenia wydobytego wegla
lZnania nrzez zarzad knnolni
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-11-04

wanna "a cdgryzienie jej dwoch pal
COW Level reki.
w Battle Creek, Mich, odkrytc
pustelnice, ktora przygotowujac sic
ma przyjscie Chrystusa, zywi{a sic
przez diva lata tylko swietojanskim
chlebem. Wyglsda jsk szkielet. LIE.
karze obiecuja jej d}ugie zycie.
Parma Helena Gould, milioner
ka nowoyorska ofarowa4a SC, COO Ii
DE Sluzby Spo4ecznej ma zwalczanie
mormonizmu.
-Ottmar Mergenthaler, s{ynny
wynalazca maszyny drukarskiej, zmar4
W z. sobote Baltimore, Md.
Della Boone, murzynka, zosta4a
W z. t. przez sgd przysieg}ych W
Upper Marlborough, Md, uzuana
winna zamordowania swojej 9-letniej
corki d. 3-go lipca skazana ma
smierc.
Ma posiedzeniu Medycznego
otanowego Stowarzyszenia W New
1orku. DIR. G. D. Crothers, 2 Hart
ford Conn.,, zrobi} sensacyjne oskar.
zenie, ze wsrod lekarzy wzrasta W
zastraszajacy sposob na46g n4orfnowa.
MIA sic. Powiedzia} on, ze ma
kazdych dziesieciu lekarzy szesciu
jest morinistami.
w st. Anne, W powiecie Leake,
Tenn, napadli rabusie ma dom pani
Gambrel, zwiszali ja czworo dz: eel
porzucili ma pod}odze i podpalili bu-
dynek. Kobieta dzietmi spali4a
sic zywcem. Oburzeni obywatele
schwytali dwoch negr6w podejrzanych
o dopuszczenie sic niecnego czynu.
Jeden mich, Joe Lefore, przyzna}
sic do zbrodni. Zawleczono 60 W
pole, usozono stos drzewa, przywiaza.
no sotra do saupa spalono. Drugie-
60 murzyna miano pozbawic zycia W
taxi sam sposob, poniewaz wszakze
sic, re jest niewinny, odwis.
zano 60 Cd s4upa, gdy drzewo ma sto.
sic zaczyna{o sic juz palit.
w kopalni Shenandoah City,
Pa, nastapis W z. t. wybuch gazu
zlemnego. % g6rnik6w zosta4o zasy.
panych. W kopalni powstaa ogie6.
Gornikow wydobyto. Niekt6rzy sa
nocno poparzeni poranieni. Ogie6
ugaszeno.
Z San Francisco odp4ynss W z. t.
10 Manili transportowiec "Victoria"
Z 4 900 ton {adunku.
-Ogieh zniszczy{ wielkie przestrze-
ME lasu pod Parsons, w. Va.
w Chicago odby4a sic w.t..
konferencya Krajowej Ligi Antyim-
oeryalistycznej. Odby4y sic try
'esye. Ma pierwszej sesyi za{ozono
'ormalnie Lige prezydentem wybra.
10 j. Sterlinga Mortona. U4ozono
'etycye do kongresu W sprawie "a
'rzestania wojny ma Filipinach po.
tanowiono zbierac pod te petycye pod
'isy W ca&ym kraju.
-Powiaty Isanti Anoka, W Min
lesocie, zosta4y nawiedzone straszna
'owodzis, spowodowana przez przer-
Vanie sic tamy pod Milaca. Straty |
Vynosza dotychczas 100000. Woda
'edziSa nadzwyczaj SLIME wzd4uz
zeki Rum, burzsc zabierajac wszy.
tko, co napotka4a po drodze. Wielu
armer6w straci{o ca2y swoj dobytek.
ludzi Mkt zycie ME utraci}.
-Pu}kownik Summer, major Sto.
ey kapitani Gibson i slocum zostali
'ydelegowani przez Rad do Afryki
osudniowej. Maja tam obserwowac
peracye wojenne sk2adac Mich
we spostrzezenia rzsdowi zwiszkowe.
III.
-Prezydent Mckinley po
'ietnastodniowej podr63y po
achodnich stanach wr6ci1 "
czwartek do Washiugtonu.
- Kandydat republikahski
a cz}onka sadu najwyzszego
? Pennsylvanii, sedzia J. R.
Adams z Philadelphii, zrzekl
ie kandydatury, poniewaz je-
na 2 oazot OskarHulo M 10
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-11-04

New York podarowal De-
wey'emu dawniej zloty puchar,
Boston zloty zegarek.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
BLUE AND GRAY ARE ONE.

Hurrah for the north! Hurrah for the
SOUTH
Hurrah for the east and the west!
The nation is one, undivided and free,
And all of its sons are the best.
Together the men of the whole blessed land
Are firmly united in one mighty band,
And they that were once the blue and the
Are gathered beneath dear Old Glory to-
day,
With men on both sides in command.
Then march. boys. march: wen set fair
Cuba free.
March, boys, march! with Miles and
Fitzhugh Lee.
Forward all the line! and be your songs
refrain:
America for freedmen, and break the grip
of Spain!'
Hurrah for the bluel Hurrah for the gray!
Hurrah for the sons of them ALI
Together we come and united we stand.
To answer humanity's call;
Freenen arising, to dash down the foe:
Blue and gray dealing him death at each
blow:
Mingling a host from the north and the
south
Meath the same banner, and from every
mouth
One battle cry, Freedom shall go
Hurrah for the guns Hurrah for the ships.
Hurrah for the flag of the stars,
Hurrah for the men who fought under
that!
Or under the stars and the bars!
They're rallying now, brave, ardent and
strong,
To punish injustice and overthrow wrong
Columbia rises and leads in the fight.
Her sons to do battle for honor and right,
And they're singing Americas song
William Lightfoot Visscher, in Chicago
Times-HCia!d
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
A WRESTLING MATCH.
Lewis Buckholz Wins Two Falls In Three
Catch as Catch Can.

Saturday night wrestling match took
place at Mason's opera house. Clint
Love of Oshkosh, Wis, and Lewis Buck
holz OF Yakima held the center of the
stage to a small but delighted crowd OF
intensely interested people. The match
was for $50 side The men weighed in
at about 200 pounds each. There were a
good maDv bets on the side, Buckholz
being the favorite. The latter won the
first bout in catch-as catch-can holds.
Buckholz was in perfect condition, but
the Oshkosh man soon showed with all
his science that he was no match for the
strength and agility of his opponent.
The second fall was won by the Osh-
kosh giant who threw Buck holz clear
over his head, landing him flat on bis
back.
In the third and last fall bets were Of
fered two to one on Buck holz with but
few takers. He won in a three minutes
bout.
The match was pretty one, and may
be repeated. The gate receipts were di-
vided-two-third going to the winner
and one-third to the Wisconsin man.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
WANTED FOR BlGANY.


A. j. Jacques, like the melancholy
Jacques of shakespeare "As You Like
It," is moraizing on the vanities of life
these days and refuses TO be comforted
Some two months ago Jacques came to
North Yakima and hoped to leave the
vanities and foibles of the weaker sex be
hind him forever. Not content with one
wife Jacques took two to his bosom back
in Iowa, SO it is said, without the for.
mality of a divorce court preparing the
way for a second marriage His where
abouts being discovered his wives desired
either revenge or his company and tele
graphed Sheriff Tucker to put the faith.
less man in Jail to answer an indictmen,
for bigamy. Meanwhile, Jacques is re
lying on a certain power behind the
throne, a locally famous lawyer whose
success in resisting extradition papers is
phenomenal. to release him from biz
dilemma. The sheriff of West Union
Iowa, is expected here today, when the
legal battle for liberty will begin.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
FIRST SOUTHERN TORPEDO.
in the James River After the
Battle of seven Pines.

The story of the first torpedo, which
was invented and used by Gen. Gabriel
Rains during the war with the Seminole
Indians, April, 1870, ended in he fight
ing of 16 soldiers (who had gone with
Capt. Rains to s,igate the cause of
the explosion) with some 100 or more
Indians. and among the casualties the
wounding of the captain and his being
carried to Fort King in the arms of his
men. Another and second torpedo had
been previously placed al the post by
him, and soon after the fight 1000 or
more troops were collected there. and it
became such a dread to the whole army
that a soldier guard was put over it
until Capt. Rains was able to go and
take it up.
Suppose" said one officer to another
high in rank, that the captain had died
of his wound, what would you have
done?" II thought" said the second
officer, "of firing at it with a nine
FOUNDER at safe distance, and thus
knocking it TO pieces"
The occasion of his first submarine
torpedo was as follows: Soon after the
battle of Seven Pines, Gen. Lee, com
handing, sent for Gen. Rains and said
to him. THE enemy have upward of
100 vessels in the James river, and we
think that they are about making an
advance that way upon Richmond; and
if there is a man in the whole southern
confederacy that can stop them you are
the man. viii you undertake it?"
II will try" was the answer. and OBJ
serving that ironclads were invulner-
able to cannon of all caliber used, and
were really masters of rivers and har-
bors, it required submarine inventions
to checkmate and conquer them, so an
order was issued forthwith putting Gen.
Gabriel Rains in charge of submarine
defenses, and on James river bank, OPP
posite to Drury's bluff, his first SUBJ
marine torpedo was made--the primo
genitor and precursor of all such in
Nentions, now world renowned, as civ
ilized nations h""o an"A . torpedo rorps.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
A Beautiful Keepsake.

w. NJ. Metcalf has beautiful pipe,
which he prizes not only for its pecuniary
worth, but for the little bit of history
which goes with it. The pipe is of meer-
schaum and is carved in the design of a
lady's extended hand, in which is grasped
huge ball. The bowl is capped with a
plain band of gold. On the cuff above
is also a button of gold, while a plain
band ring of gold with a uearl set ting
adorns the little finger of the hand. The
nails of the fingers are of amber. The
whole pipe is beautifully colored and
must have cost much time and patience
to bring it to its lovely state of perfec-
ton. Mr.. Metcalf values this relic at $50,
and while he often enjoys a smoke from
it, he refrains from using it habitual ly
for fear of an accident to it. This meer-
schaum was the original property OF
Frank Ross, gentleman well known in
Tac0ma's palmy days as real estate
agent and railroad promoter. 1t passed
from his hands to others, and finally be-
Mr.. Metcali's property as settlement in
full of a debt
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19

The death of Frank s. Macklson &C.
cured at the home of his parents, John
j. and Celia Makson, on the Ahtanum,
early Tuesday morning from quick con-
sumption. Mr.. Mackison contracted
the disease which resulted so fatally
last March while at work with his brother,
John, developing their mining interests
in the Colville country.
Mr.. Mackison was born at st. Joseph,
Missouri, in 1868, coming to Yakima
with the family about Is years ago. His
parents and three brothers survive him.
The funeral occurred from the family
home Wednesday after noon, Rev. Father
Taelman, officiating.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
Lord Kennedy's Racers.

Ernest Kennedy, the well-known min
ing man and horse breeder of Rossland
arrived in the city last evening, says the
spokesman Review, after a successful
tour with his string OF runners. He left
Rossland a month ago with Ben Ledi,
Steptoe and Dixie Land, and has been
getting the money at every place he en-
tered his gallopers. At Vancouver, the
first stop, the horses were not up to form
at the start, and he did not win in the
first three races. The pool sellers posted
Ben Ledi at four to one in the fourth
race, and he walked in, winning all kinds
of money for Mr.. Kennedy. At Yakima
Mr.. Kennedy started in nine races and
won eight, and Ben Ledi took the premi-
um for thoroughbreds. At Coliax he
started in five races and won them all
and at Walla Walla he star ted in eight
races and won seven. Ben Ledi ran a
half mile at North Yakima in 4S sec
onds, and Mr.. Kennedy has shipped him
to Oakland, Cal, where he will enter him
III some fast company, as he believes he
is good enough to 60 with the best of
them when he is in shape.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
A Splendid Improvement.

VIM. McKivor has been doing some
fine contract work on grading Natchez
avenue. In company with City Mar
shat Grant a HERALD reporter rode over
the ground Saturday. Eight blocks of
the avenue on the east side are Graded to
perfection as we'll as two unfinished
blocks on the west side, at the north end.
The workmanship is of the highest char
acter and the avenue so far as finished is
as fine a thoroughfare with its double
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
Cattle Growers TO Meet.

On the 2Sth of this month. Saturday,
at p. m, the cattle growers OF Yakima
will meet at the court house in this city.
A cattle growers protective association
will be formed, for which it is claimed
there is urgent need at present.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19

drives and bicycle paths. and shade trees
lining each, as can be found on the Pa
cific coast. Not only the fortunate resi-
dents of Natchez avenue, but the citizens
generally, have reason to be proud of a
grand boulevard which will grow more
attractive with time.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19

Wanted-We will pay 1890 week to
either man or woman to represent the
Midland Monthly Magazine as a sub
scription solicitor. The Midland is the
same size as McCure's or the Cosmopol-
itan. 1t is now in its sixth year and is
the only magazine of this kind published
in the great Central West. A hand
some premium given to each subscri-
her. Send 10 cents for copy of the
Midland and premium list to the Tu emit.
eth Century Publishing Co., st. Louis.
Mo. 80 1t
Electric and Claus Razors are cuaran
teed to give satisfaction. See the fine
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Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
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