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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
Religia i narodowoSt.

" Prusach. raczej W pru-
SIX ri zaborze, prostY lud
poimuje n:i.csprawied]iwosf u
spokarzaria zasad katolicklch
ialie:nis urojonem'. przewa-
gami n!emczyzny,
Krepowat Kosc o. aby sic
ponizyl do krzewienia jezyka,
nie do krzewienia religii,
znaczy: p]ue Chrystusowi W
.oczy.
Najwezesniej spostrzegli SIC
pod Prusakiem Kaszubi /
G6rno-- -5lazacy ma lisich "a
sniarach dajcz katol ckich ger.
' Z Ia <n.s.
n'an'zaloro"' NaJiSl's''l'e}
Sym BOWEN katkiem ludu
poi,k'ego, 70 haszuOaen' )ss'
9lazk. Nsae'ako' =. " ''41Au :
aa)cl'ka.o'''A.e .e'',' ~ =
lae Du''i'ss'1u1e' Auu Ro'1l
si41A' e'e' t''v'e ~
: fafzy gef'''a'''za.olo"
~ :,
: = !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

81 Na]smutn nelszym punk
TEN W polityce zgromadze:
MIA jest narzusanie sp6le-
.czehstwu nzszeIytl kajjdan1ar-
sko-katolick ickieggo szpargalu
iako uczciwa gaztste katolicka.
i djabel sic moze " ornat
ubra6 i ogonerII ma msze
dzwonic. mawial pan Zagioba.
Sprawiedliwy W1ARUs Cd lat
wskazuje ma polezki, dawane
adnym ludzliom, przez
S]lszow, NagloW 5zwajkar-
tow, NeumandN tym
.podobnych wloczsgoW. z tel
Folltyki wyradsa sic drug'
wrzod, mianowicE " Chicago.
Gdziekolwiek + cywifnych
-ktos wyplynie naMierzch w
polityce, szczeganie) 2 kliki
Zmartw ychws!tt:aheoW szwyk)e
ze wstydem sic zycia pu7:
.hl:cznego cofat 1a11sl, D)ovo 1.
.dy:z szajster Be1Ihski, s. Stanley
Kuas = szezsgYldie piotf
Kiolbassa.
Jedyny dotychl|cszas anek
srnulski sic q: ME ME- u ale
on tez IA wIasnyeh stanaa'
.nogach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

Szwajkartek zyzowatemuNeu-
mankowi pomaga II obal
stanowia powazna redakcya
.povaz;n.ego Dz1ENN1KA powaz- :
.nych Zmartwy ychwstanc6w.
Co Zmartwy ychwstancy po-
dobna polityka udowadniaja?
y Ze sami, jakkolwiek sic
W roku 189Igo W W1ERzE
OJczYzNIE nazwali najWiek-
Sym zakonem, ME. noga sic
zdobyt na tyle ,talentu :
dziennikarskiego, aby pija-
kow, lotrow, aharchist6w i
kajdaniarzy zastapl6. ,,Zakon' J,
dyrygujacy koleegium poll
skiem W Rzym;e, najacy
kolegia W Lwowie ! innych
miejscach, s'eje' W Chicago
oswiate i cywilizacya. "a
ponoca wyrzutk6w sP6}e--.
czehstwa.
ZmartW tWychwstas1cy sic t{o-
macza jakoby ksiaadz-redaktor
q zgromadzenia. ma siebie
sc'aggnaE pioruny lnnnych
.gazet- Lepiej wjec, twierdla,
Sc zasionid iakinS cyW1loym
Eobuzem, ktorych ma zawo'a-
ME Cd REFoRMY,@ NowEGo
ZYc1A, JUrRzENKI, KURYERA
Milwauck5ego i lnnych pis.
m;deE jest zawsze pod do
statkiem.. Tam, prawda pisal'
przeciwko wierze, ale coz to-?
Papier Jest cjerp,iwy. .Niechaj
tylko pfzestapia progi DneNS-:
N1KA, zsraz przerza ], hska
Zmartwychw wstar1c0W napef-
nleni, g}osit beda chwaEe
Gdyby W Europe ISto
podobna sic wykrecal pollty-
ka, odsadzonoby go cd
imjenia katolickiego. Ku re.
dagowaniu BOWEN gazety
katolickiej powlnien bye ka-
tolik praktyczny czyll wierz2-
cy. Q czystem sum;eniu z
wyzszem wykszta|ceniem IRE
szta W Stanach Zjednoczo-
uych zadcn dziennik wick
szych rozmiarow ME og}asza
swo'jego naczelnego redaks-
tora. Autorowie artykul6w
kieru,, acych pol:tyka dzien-
nik6w, So znani tylko W
kolach prssoWych. Ogol tzy-
tajacy ME vie, kto pIsze
Czemuzby zatem zdolny Zmar-
twychwstaniec ME m6g} zostat
.redaktOTem!
y Spolka wydajaca ka,da-
-nlarskc.katolicki DzIENNlK jest
spolka Znartwych hwstadcoW
czego zgromad1enie ~ obu-
rzenlem ME przyzaale. y
suWajac vice na k;eroWnikoW
swojjej gazety }otr1yk6w Zlnar-
tWychWstahcy pragna utrzyr I,
mac tytuf spolki ne wlasnel,
lecz roznych os6b, cyWilnyeh
i duchownych Me zlosliwi'
lecz glupi szachrale }apichlop'
pomagaja szasen ra boWae Y; s
spoke 1lieszana ra k'orzy:5i s.,
spo o1kl najwies kszego akol1u'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
2 I2OCE SO NJ AN I5l

wzaIenn 8 tograff ffoW PIP B
lgiklasa ldziko sskiego y
Chicago dop owad dza Do rozz &
ostatnia est.
4 ora dzis si podlaje he IS
/ Chic cago Record 4 tanly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
TELEGRAM Z
F PETERSBURG.
Car Mlikolaj Jest cho-
ry, a rzady sprawuje
wielki ksiaze Michaf.
MADRY

MADR III. Y :
fzedowy telegram do
nosi, ze Amerykanlie
ma Filipinach " przy-
krem So po}ozeniu.
w Manili musza
wclAz mice sic na
bacznosci, by reszta
miasta ME poszfa 2.
dym EN-, a cd strony
ladu codziennie mu~
sza ucierac sic z pow.
stahcami. kt6rzy juz
dobrze. strzelac sic
nauczyli. Okrety IN
nych mocarsttw ladu-
ja wojska ma wyspie:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

{ S zczekae? Me! Psem nie
iestem. HAZE vice ma Mem
cal
z NiW Polskich
" AM Err
zApoWlEDZlANY NO
WY DZIEN>.N,lK polsksi "
Milwaukee pojawi sic " So.
bote, 8 Marca. pod tytulem
DzIENNIK M1LWAUcKI,
Redaktorem jest pan Dr.
Ignacy Machniko kowski. Dru-
karnia B;uro Redakcyjne
pod Nr. 48l Mitchell ul
CHICAGO, Ill. Braci-
seek Zegleh ze Zgromad|z;::e57s- |;::57s-
MA O.. 0. Zmartwywsta5c6W
povrocil do Chicago, i przy.
wiozl z sobia slyn.:nl1y m sw6l
pancerz oDornoscl zl1aczn'e
ulepszony Probowano opor-
ncscii jego W roznyoh krajach;
.dan0 wynalazcy mnostwo ,s'
listtw pochwaliych, wiele
l'st6w rekomendacyjnych ale
nabywcy .brac: seek zegleh na
sw6j u)epszony pancerz' nj
gdzie lie znalazl. Me dorobI
sic take ma nim milionow i
pr1ywi6zi go 2 soba napoWr6t
do Chicago. l.utaj pan alder
man Smulski wni6sl ma po-
siedzeniu rady mie)skiej rezo
!ucyq, aby burmistrz .Wyzna-
czy} komssya, ktora zbada 81 g
ten wynalazek i zawyrokuje,
czy ME nalezaloby naszysc:lh.
str6z6w bezpieczehstwa publi-
cznego MIN opancerzYc. Re-
zolucya zostala rrzyieta:,
MILW 4 UkEE. Polacy,
prowadzacy process Q praWo
wlasnosci wyspy Jonasza J,
przeciw Illinois Stoel Co. :.
oldali sprawe sWoja " rece
frmy adwok5ackiej. "Fiebing
& killele a. Process ten prze.-
prowadzony bedzie v najwyz
szej irlstancyi ma Wykazac
slusznosc i praWo po stroflte
fybakow.
Kom pania ME uzywa|a jesz.
.eze nigdy tel wyspy, a cf1cia-
Ia sic dopiero obecnie wedrzee
we faktyczne posiadanie tako- a] !
wei. oharujac ze sWej stro7lny
golowo:s6 dzierzawlenia ryba-
kon1 miieisc posiadanych i
uzywanyoh przsz nich Cd
dawna. tspomniana trina TRINA.
.adwokacka zamierza nadat
callsieln innY lSiierunek tej.
spraNie. i ne ma s: waattp]iwosc',
.ze ia wy5ra. g
plsocE !, SOW a n Sc |il'
wzaien,n graf foW PIP.
|lyiklasa dix oWs 81, k1ego Y Y
| Chicago dop oWadza de' { roz-
lnych sel1saeg,' j e atnia Jest
81 az zisi al 4 podlaje lle
| Chic ago Record zy fanny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
], |2oll | ! ] |. 4 .

srd Str l'inc..:s, 'yIinl
tam. jakoby r'a zgro adzen'u e
?;Zwiazku Mlodz'ezy Polskiej
pm. 624 w. ~ str, P. ldzi-
kowslxiego ogloszono szpie-
6 EN- rosyjskim, powodu, ~
1uciekl sic pod opieke konsula
rosyiskiego, barona Schl'p-
penbacha.
STEVENS POINT. Wis.
P. J6zefowi Worzalle, kt6re-
.mu prey pozarze domu "
.kt6rym nieszkal. ponlszczyli
woda sprzety jego zabezpie-
czone ma $500, kompania
asekuracyjna przyzna}a ;l'' wyna-
grodzenie W sumie s194 ~ ].
pieniadze te zaraz mu wyp3a-'
ella.
chor,.waI, dosyt ciezko, ".
wiiezIeniiu powiatowem "
Chicago i.juz navet kap}ana.
wzywaE do siebie. Smutne
,nzeisciia, i niepowodzenie
ostatnie przy staranju sic 9
habeas corpus, by]y powodem,
i. stan lego zdrowia sic pogor-
szyl jak poSwiadczala dozorcy
wiezienia powiatowego; roz--
kazu sedziego. BY so odWie,
ziiono napowrot do Joliet, ME
MONA bylo dotychczas wy
konae, gdyz by}oby to niebez
.p;ecznem dla chorego.
MANlle'WoC' WIS. Jozef
-Wo]da, skazany W ssadzle
poliey]nym na 90 dnl wiezle s: 4
MA "a kradzlez palta, ue1ekf
.szefowi policy szerytoWf, ,gay {
go prowadz'1i z saouq ..,'''. 60
.powlatowego wlez'en'a. .
fowl pollcyl Poprzedn'o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

S zczekat2 Me! Psenl ME
jestem. HAZE vice ma Mem !
ca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

MANILA. Mia
sto Cebu, ma wYsple
tego samego nazWls-
ka, podda4o sic ame~
ryka,isklej kanonie-
RE p etrel. f" Cebu
liczy IS tysiecY miesz-
kanc0W,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

MANILA. W Of
skowa policya pre-
szuk ala kilka podej-
rzanych domow l
aresztowa}a wielu kra.
ioWc6w. Dola Ame.
rykan6w znacznie sic
polepszy}a skutklem
suro.wego wystapie-
MIA. nj W poblizu Calico
can strzelcy flipinscy
.wcia6 niepokoja hnie
. ..ja,l.mIery a kahskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

MADRYT. We
Edlug ostatnich tele-
| 1gram6w zManili pow
Ista1icy ma Fllip{inach 2
IWcale ME upadaja na
auchu, mimo pod'd';:a- p'';:
lnia sic A Ameryk.anom
lwysp Negros j Cebu.
Nv armii amerykan-
fskiej Jest coraz II vie
8cej chorych a pow.
stahcy spus;!z1'czaja q sic.
ma dzia4anie klimatu, i
sdajace sic jaz We INA
Xxi amerykans kim zol- 20,
nierzom.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
A Negroes Good Advice To ssgroes

Huntsville, Ala, August Nv. H.
Council, colored, president OF the Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical college for
negroes at Normal, Ala, tonight wired
the following to the president OF the
Afro-American council in session at
Chicago:
"I wish you a profitable session and
hope the convention will not only dis
cuss and denounce lynching and other
crimes, but first take some action and
recommend to the whole a some
course to prove that We are not in SYM
pathy with crime, but always ready to
uphold the law.
Call attention to the fact that we
are ~neglecting the proper education and
training for our boys and too many OF
them are becoming idlers and Grim
mails.
"Set apart a national negro business
men and labor day annually and en-
courage all kinds of business and in
dustrial enterprises among the ne
groes."
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
UERIN STILL DEFIANT
He Holds the Fort Against the French
government

Paris, August 1.-THE president of
the anti-Semite league, M. Guerin, is
still holding out at the headquarters
of the league, where he barricaded him.
self and defed arrest on Saturday last
when an attempt was made to arrest
him.
Eight of his type settlers came cut Of
the barricade today and surrendered
themselves TO the authorities. They
were taken to a police station. There
we're a few slight demonstrations in
the streets in the neighborhood, but
they were easily quelled.
Another attempt made by M. Lasies
to mediate between M. Guerin and the
government has failed.
The Guerin situation, early this af-
t%ernoon, remained the same. Barri-
cades were erected at both extremi-
ties of the Rue Chamberlain and the
police were constantly engaged in re-
pulsing crowds.
M. Guerin frequently appeared at a
window, earnestly regarding the ap-
proaches, as though expecting a rescue.
A band of anti-Guerin demonstrate
ors was followed and roughly handled
by a band Of anti-Semites, whose en-
thusiasm for Guerin is becoming SO
fanatical that they are making a list
of all who dare to insult him. The
latters' lives are considered to be en-
dangered.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
FNr,I HEALER FINED 500
A Chicago Justice Deals a Blow at lr.
regular Medical Practice

Chicago, H., August 16.-By a de-
cision made today by Justice Everett
a hard blow was dealt to the methods
of faith healers. Mrs. Henrikka
Blatsch, a follower of Alexander Dowie,
the divine healer" was charged with
violating the medical practice act in
administering to Mrs. Anneta Flanders,
who died under the faith divine heal
ing" treatment of Dowie, who claims
to possess the power of healing the
sick by the laying on Of hands.
Mrs. Blatsch was found guilty, and
a fine of 500 and costs was imposed.
Justice Everett held that within the
law the followers Of the faith healer
must resort only to spiritual and mental
means of treating the sick. When these
means were not resorted to solely and
material means are used, then the state
law governing the practice Of medicine
has been violated. The faith healer
hereafter must cure only by spiritual
and mental means, even the ordinary
means to assist nature being denied
him ad his followers, because the court
held that all a physician or surgeon
did was to assist nature.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
The Storm at Norfolk Yesterday

Norfolk, Va, August lit began
raining here at 5 o'clock this morning,
despite the weather bureaus predic-
tons of fair weather. The wind con-
tinued to blow as on yesterday and at
8 o'clock tonight it had reached a We
locity of forty-two miles an hour. The
rain is now falling in torrents and the
storm is increasing in force. High
tides cover all the low places in the
city, but beyond blowing down shade
trees and a few signs and window
blinds, no damage has resulted. At
Virginia Beach the wind is fifty miles
and at Cape Henry about s~ixty-five.
Shipping generally sticks close to port.
Steamers that came in today, all of
them delayed, reported very rough
weather.
Tomorrow is the twentieth anniver-
sary of the worst storm Norfolk ever
experienced. The wind attained a We
locity of eighty miles an hour and did
considerable damage.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
Life and Death Fight

MI. w. A. Hines, Of Manchester, Ia,
writing Of his almost miraculous escape
from death, says: Exposure after
measles induced serious lung trouble,
which ended in Consumption 1 mad
frequent hemorrhages n coushec
night and day. All my doctors a l
must soon die. Then I began to use DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, which completely cured me.
would not be without it even il it cost
$500 a bottle. Hundreds have used i:
on my recommendation and all say 1t
never fails to cure Throat, Chest and
Lung troubles" Regular size 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottles free at R R. Bel
lamy's Drug Store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
sEM1-wEEKLY aEssENGER: TUESDAY. AUGUST ". 1899.
Capture Of General Gurer0 and His
Party at BaraeOa, Cuba

aH - ~
Santiago de Cuba, August 1.-THE
military authorities yesterday captured
at Baracoa, General Gurerv. a DomIm
can insurgent, and thirty men, together
with lao stands Of arms and Is, 200
rounds OF ammunition, landed from the
steamer Mortera, bound from Havana.
A United States armed tug has locat-
ed and Is holding a suspicious schooner
in a small GOV near Baracoa- It is be-
lieved that the vessel was TO be used
by a flibustering expedition
Dominican revolutionary agents are
active in many parts OF the province
Of Santiago de Cuba
Havana, August 16.-General Juan
Isidro Jiminez, the aspirant TO the pres
idency of the republic of Santo Domin-
go, will probably leave Havana for
Santo Domingo tomorrow, going by a
south coast steamer from Batabano.
He will be accompanied by two friends,
and will travel unarmed. In his judg-
ment, the time is now ripe for him to
place himself at the head of the move
ment in his favor. The dispatch which
Pedro Llubera, former Dominican min
lister Of the interior, sent from Santi-
ago to the revolutionists, emphasizing
the Importance of denying the prosper
ity of the movement in favor Of Jimi-
nee, the latter interprets az merely in
tended to check the horde of Cuban
and American adventures who are Gag
er to embark for Santo Domingo
On the same principle he explains a
telegram received today telling of the
defeat OF the revolutionary forces.
This report, he said, is probably false,
as the advices he has received person.
ally from his representatives tell Of
nothing but successes. Stories to the
contrary are, he is satisfied, put out i'm
an endeavor to injure his cause and to
prevent his friends from cooperating
with him.
/ He declares that, had he consulted
only his personal wishes, he would have
started long ago., but he has been
guided entirely by his friends, who
have felt that the best policy for him
was to remain in Havana. Now his
presence is needed at the scene Of ac-
ton. He has cabled his intention, and
unless he hears tonight to the contrary,
he will start tomorrow.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
ALLIANCE OF REPUBLICS
Proposed Alliance of the South Amer
lean Republics

Proposed Alliance of the South Amer.
lean Republics
Rio Janeiro, August 1.-THE visit
ing Argentine congressman, in taking
leave of the members Of the senate and
chamber of deputies today received I'M
usual honors.
All the high Brazilian officials paid
a visit today to the Argentine warships
San Martin, Buenos Ayres and Patria,
which accompanied President Roca on
his visit to this country.
At a general reception given in honor
Of the Argentine visitors, President Cam
pos SALES, Of Brazil, made an impor-
tant speech Addressing President
Roca, he said:
General, your visit is timely, COIN
Gliding with the exact moment that
Brazil is DESTROYS of maintaining the
peace and harmony Of her international
relations, not only with neighboring ma
tons of similar origin, but also to
made understanding and mutual guar
antees with every other country"
These remarks are considered to sig
Nifty the approaching formation OF a
Latin republic which will be without
prejudice to other countries, especially
to the United States.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
COTTON MILLS COMBINE



Fall River. Mass, August E.-Oners
were made today for the stock Of near
~ all the seventy print cloth mills IN
this city by the New York promocea.
OF the yarn mills combination, wnicn
was formed sometime ago. The print
cloth mills OF FAN River are controlled
by thirty-six corporations. The treas
urers were asked TO secure from their
stockholders an option on the control
hing interest in the stock until Deem
Der l, 1893. The option states that it
is the intention, 50 Tar as may be
deemed practical, % continue the busi-
ness under its existing management.
The prices offered for the stock Of the
various mills r for the most part
from SIS to $25 per share above the
last quoted market price. Offers ara
made for thirty corporations with a
combined capital Of $1S,153. 700. The
bids did not include the Fall River
Iron Works mills, the Parker, Robe
son, Slade and H~argraves corporations.
Many treasurers are opposed 10 the
consolidation, but a large percentage
of stockholders are said to be disposed
10 accept the Oner.
No sooner had the fact OF the offer
by the English syndicate to purchase
the Fall River cotton mills been an
nounced than it became known that an
other and much larger syndicate had
entered the field and was busy, through
a New Yorker in arranging matters
preparatory to making a larger offer
than that of the English people. 1t is
stated hat capital of this new concern
is to be s135, 600, 900 at least, and the
aim is to consolidate all the cotton
mills in the country under one man
agement, the idea being to reduce the
cost of reduction.
The New York man states that he
will confer tomorrow with the syndi-
cate members and within forty EIGHT
hours will offer a bid in competition
with the English concern.
From present appearances it seems
that the situation may develop into an
auction sale, to all intent, OF Fail River
cotton industries to the highest bidder.
At present, however, the only bid in
evidence is that of the English syndi-
cate.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
Denies the Alleged Interview

Atlanta, August 17.-Senator A. S.
Clay, who was quoted in a recent in
terview as saying that there would be
a bolt in the republican party during
the next national campaign, denied the
authenticity of the iterview today.
The first interveiew was to the effect
that the republicans would put an an
ti-expansionist ticket in the field head
ed by Boutwell, and supported by e
Speaker Reed.
Senator Clay said today: Il spoke
to no one in Washington On the sub.
ject. You can say for me that the al
legged interview from beginning 70 END
is untrue"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
steam erS DELAYED BY - ~tOfnl

Havana, August 1.-THE United
States transport Burnside, which lett
New York August 9th for Matanzas,
and which was overdue at that port,
arrived there at noo today.
Havana, August 1.-THE Ward Line
steamer Vigilancia, from New York
August 9th for this port, o. evera
days overdue, is believed to be safe.
The steamer Mexico, of the same line,
passed the Vigilancia in a gale Monday
last. At that time the Vigilancia was
hOve-tO.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
Bryan TO stump Nebraska

Lincoln. Neb., August 17.-Colonel
William j. Bryan after a day of rest at
his home, tomorrow begins a short
speech making tour of Nebraska towns.
He will attend the democratic state
convention at Oman next Tuesday,
going from there o after COR
speeches in Missouri and later in Iowa.
Mr.. Bryan said he had no comment to
make on yesterdays convention at Des
Moines and Lexington. He hopes to re-
turn to Lincoln for a good rest before
opening the campaign.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22

Manila, August 17.-Eigbt hundred
insurgents attacked Angeles this morn
ing, but the Twelfth regiment drove
them into the mountains. Three
ditched locomotives were captured.
None Of the American troops was In
jured. The insurgents loss is not
known
Mr.. G. T. Spencer, OF Kentucky. Q
reporter Of the Manila Times was kill
ed yesterday during the tight at An
geleA
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics
whose Stomach and Liver are out Of
order. All such should know that DR.
Kings New Life Pills, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives q
splendid appetite, sound digestion and
a regular bodily habit that insures per
feet health and great energy. Only 25c
at z. r. Bellamy's drug store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
The Union

Detroit, Mich, August 17.-By an al
most unanimous vote the delegates to
the International Typographical Union
today adopted a constitutional amend
ment, increasing the unions regular
monthly dues ten cents per capita, the
increase OF revenue to 90 to the defense
fund The actok must be ratified BY
the general mem5efship
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
He Fooled The Surgeons

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, Of
West Jefferson, O., after suffering Is
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a costly operation was per-
formed; but he cured himself with five
boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica Sa1ve, the
eurest Pile cure on earth, and the best
Salve In the World. g cents . bon.
Sold By Z. n Bellamy. D9uegiNl
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22

and Fever Is a bottle Of Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. The formula Ia plain.
ly printed on each bottle, showing tbsA
It Is simply Iron and Quinine I'm q taste
less form Imitators do not advertise
their becaus II they did they
know that you would not buy their
medicine. Be sure then thar You SCI
Groves. a. the formula shows ~
you are taking.
NO OURA NO PAY. FsGcs . -.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-22
A GOOD DAYS WORK
For the Defense in the Dreyfus Court-Mar-
tia Done Yesterday.
CROSS EXAMINATION OF ROGET

M Demange Puts Some Pulling Questions to the General-Made to
Tell OF Efforts to Shield Esterhazey-The Latter's iCurious
Proceedings"-Roget Dodges Important Questions-Ber-
rulus Declares for Dreyfus' Innocence-Madame
Henry Makes Another Dramatic Scene-De.
PENDANT Again Strs the Audience.