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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
DOES NOT CARRY A LEE HELM.
w BUTLER DUNCAN DENIES AN IMPORTANT r.


PORT ABOUT THE DEFENDER.
w Butler Duncan. the manager of the Defender.
has said positively that the Defender does not
carry a lee helm. all reports'to the contrary not
withstanding
Il have had the wheel on the Defender myself"
said Mr. Duncan land have let go of It purposey
10 whether she would come up into the wind or
off She has come up into the wind every
time. and the boat that will do that does not carry
a lee helm
The better pointing Of the Columbia is more
noticeable In light airs than in stronger breezes.
AS 10 the superiority OF the Columbia on other
points OF sailing better testimony need be taken
than that Of Mr. Duncan himself, who is not likely
to belittle the speed Of the boat that he has in
charge He says.
There never has been a time in all our sailing
when the Columbia has not been doing a little bet
ter than the Defender. except, possibly with spin
makers in the race at Larchmont but that could be
easily accounted for by the poor handling Of the
Columbias spinnaker."
These expressions of opinion, as coming from Mr..
Duncan. interesting, but in speaking Of the lee
helm. which Hank" Haff asserts over his own
signature carried by the Defender, Mr.. Dun
does not say whether not the Defender
was being heavily pressed and going hard when he
let go the wheel to see If she would run up. If
well laid while sailing the lee bow will run al
most any boats head up toward the wind, the
of the model the bows doing the steering.
The tendency toward lee helm in the Defender
referred to by Captain Half, particularly
noticeable at the times she first received new
winds. or catspaw5 coming from different direc-
lions. in which the boat, Ike many other
modern racing craft that have little or grip for
ward. payed of too much before she gathered way
and got better balance. This, in the course OF
days sailing. particularly in shifty catspaws,
means a good deal Of determent. but until some
facts are published on the subject 1t may fairly be
expected that the same peculiariues will be ex-
hibited in certain conditions by the Columbia and
perhaps also by the Shamrock
As to the Columbia. II may be said that HERES
hon has experimental with more boats of different
sizes regard 10 the true and correct placing OF
keels than any amateur who IS not practised de-
signer; and though TO some people who have raced
yachts for a lifetime the whole keel OF the Column
bia seems somewhat too far aft. II may be taken
for granted in the interim that Herreshof knows
best.
The Shamrock is evidently cut away to a similar
large extent forward. but whether her I'm, her
physical grip on the water Is placed as far aft
in the Columbia still remains a secret, which may
may not be Of value 20 Mr.. Fife.
Revelations worth months Of patience will be
made when the side views Of both these boats are
photographed in the drydocks OF the Erie Basin.
From those views will be obtained knowledge OF
the highest degree Of interest for yachtsmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
YACHTS TO RACE TO-DAY.
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR TEST OF THE COLUMBIA
THE DEFENDER


AND THE DEFENDER
Newport r. l.. Aug with a gentle southwest
wind blowing UP the Bay and the water placid the
prospects tonight for the race between the Column
bia and Defender tomorrow good A stronger
southwest wind. under fair skies is expected and
this will give to the big yachts chance to work
in light weather. Both yachts went out for a spin
this morning chiefly TO try their canvas. They
had a short brush running down far as Point
judith the Columbia under working topsail and
the Defender under a club topsail. Both back
10 the lightship with spnnakers set. On the Co
lumbia IL stated that the worked
well.
When the Columbia came In she made her moor
ing at the entrance of Brenton's Cove. while the
Defender anchored off the torpedo station. short
time after the United States dispatch boat Dolphin
with Secretary Long on board. came up the Harbor
The cteam yacht Sultans, owned by Mr. Drexel
which will carry the Regatta Committee at the
race, is at Nariagansett Pier tonight. but she will
be back In the morning. Every one expresses de-
light at the appearance Of the steel mast OF the
Columbia. with It's telescoping topmast and the
towering mast looks shapely.
The course for the race will be the same as in
the first race, a triangular one from Brenton's
Reef Lightship. about southwest six and a half
miles, 70 mark boat off Point Judith; then east
by south TO a mark boat of West Island twelve
miles Distant then TO BTentons Reef Lightship
Aye miles. and repeat '''
- = Course A. and undoubtedly will be sailed
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although the other courses have been named aSur ss
r. from Brentons Reef Lightshp to Hen ana
chickens ghshP at the ensahSe 81 OF Sow
and pigs Lghtship and back, thrty-to9nr. H th
and Course B. the reverse OF Course VIZ, IN be
,anhts n heat of six and half miles 10 fCInI
Judith Not many steam yachts are IN tne & n0t
he x7tnessed by so many craft as the frst rae
The nae.hip Corsalr IL not here and - nor eh.
Yacht Club cruise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
ROWING.
TEN EYCK LOWERS RECORD FOR LAKE
QUINSIGAMOND COURSE,

Worcester Mass, Aug. 1.-The second annual re-
gatta OF the Qunsigamond International Regatta
Association. at Lake Quinsigamond this afternoon
witnessed by nearly twenty-five thousand peo-
pie Despite the fact that none OF the prominent
entries appeared. The regatta successful from
racing standpoint Ten Eyck was the hero OF the
regatta and greeted with continuous cheers
while he the water. He made two appear
in the final heat OF the single SOULS and in
the eight-oared race stroke OF the Wachusetts
crew. His rowing In the singles was the feature Of
the regatta. He had Kubic, OF Springfield for a
competitor and lost him about twelve lengths II
the most severe beating Ten Eyck has given
any sculer, and done for the purpose OF maxi
Ing a record for the course. The previous record
was o:5s %. made by him in his race three years
ago, with Whitehead. To-day he covered the
course in 946 3-5. The work OF the Crescent Canoe
Club paddlers was another feature the New-Enp
and champions getting away with both canoe
events. In the four blade the Tatassist and
Lakeside clubs. of this city. were easy victims and
In the war canoe race the Lakeside men were easv
prey.
Two accidents marred the days pleasure. and
both occurred in races on which the only betting
was done. The first was In the trial heat in the
single SOULS, between Lewis and Kubic Lewis
was four lengths ahead quarter mile from home
when his port scul caught In a rope near a CAMPERS
float and he was whipped OF his boat He
swan ashore and finished the race although KubIc
was fifteen lengths ahead. In the eight Dared race
between the Wachusetts and Worcester schoolboys
one Of the prettest contests Imaginable ensued
Tor a mile, with the Wachusetts In the lead from
a quarter to a full length. a half mile from home
coxswain lost his head and permitted his crew 10
get into the schooboys' water. with the result that
Umpire Walter Simpson disqualified the Warbm
setts crew. The summaries follow:
ash, by Crescent c.n s' cub one s Hs mile
GeOrfs.E sllyen.i s.uohe. j. B. Msl.e w. B. Whsip
b. of
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SHAMROCK PUTS ON OCEAN RIG.
woRKMEN HAVE TROUBLE CARRYING OUT TIL

ORDERS OF ILOYDS AGENT.
Greenock Aug 1.-The Americas Cup challenger
Shamrock bent her jury sails to-day. preparatory
to starting on Thursday for the United States
Lloyds agents were very exacting in regard to
STRENGTHENING the yacht and the workmen have
had great difficulty In boring holes in the aluminium
Her compasses will be adjusted tomorrow.
The challenger will proceed TO Fairlie about
noon on Wednesday, and will remain there for the
night. Sir Thomas Lpton's steam yacht Erin
will ioin the Shamrock on Thursday morning, and
the TWO vessels will start for America at about
10 o'clock
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Following is the Official time Of the rounding

The race tomorrow, which will be over a
triangular course, is looked forward to with in
tense interest by yachting circles here.
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Foreian Resorts.
THE SCENIC LINE,

The most interesting and picturesque route from soln
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dence or pier In York part of LONDON ODtsh
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HARNESS RACING.
ACE FURNISHES THE SENSATION OF THE
DAY AT COLUMBUS.


DAY AT COLUMBUS.
Columbus Ohio, Aug. 1.-The sensation Of the
second days racing of the Grand Circuit meeting
was the performance of Ace in the 210 pace (unfn-
ished) The Canadian horse surprised even his
warmest admirers by his staying qualities and
speed winning the third heat OF the In the
fast time of 2:O54. 1t was an ideal day for racing
and the track was very fast. The sport was in
contrast to that of yesterday. each race furnish
ing some interest and excitement. There a
long DELAY In starting the first race, the 217 trot.
occasioned by the drawing Of Pilot Evans. This
horse, which was formerly owned by NJ w. James.
Of Willard Kan, had been purchased the previous
night after pools had been sold on the race. BY y.
W Hubnger the owner Of Royal Baron which
was entered in the AS Hubinger could
not under the rules start both horses Pilot Evans
was drawn. A protest was at once raised by those
who had bought pools, as the gelding had been
considered a factor in the race. compromise was
reached by declaring off all pools In which Royal
Baron had been favorIte or in which Pilot Evans
had figured In the field. Royal Baron was laid up
the first two heats OF the and ehen won easily
in consecutive heats. wilask being the only horse
able to push him.
Americas was the favorite In the PIG trot. but
after he had taken the first heat Free Bond won In
consecutive heats with scarcely an Effort
The 210 pace proved interesting. Three were
eleven starters. and Ace sold favorite in the pools
with The Maid close second Ace heavily
backed on the strength Of his showing at Detroit,
when he pushed Hal b. in two fast heats. finish
ing second. The Canadian horse made a poor
showing In the first heat. and could do better
than finish third in the second His hackers did
not WAIVER. however. and the speed which he
showed in the third heat indicated that their conf
dence had not been misplaced Ace took the heat
AFTER neck and neck brush with The Maid all
the way round tine track 10 the stretch. where Eye
let shot by The Maid and made a game but I'M
successful effort TO beat out the leader. Ace
the fourth heat by easy distance, but darkness
prevented the race being finished
FRED koh, black horse by Guy Wilkes dam
Mystic. went 10 beat his record Of 21O paced nv n
running mate, and trotted a mile in 5O7x The
summaries:
TROrTING-2H CLASS-PURSE s3Oo
Royal Baron. b. h.. by Baron Wilkes Spear q
" H>-heis'. ............. / = =
Jack d. D. < dSnowl. ......,............ 1 a
Time-2:llh. 2l2h. 2:i2. 2I2 2l2h
PAcING-2:is CLAss-PURsfs 5000
Free Bond. b. x. by Simon Miller. ........ y
Americas. h. r. Curtis) Observation-Disclosures. 4 3 2
Honey Homer, h. m. Snow. ................. z 8
Time-2:llh. 2Ilh. 213h. 2Ish
PACING-2:lO CLAss-PURsE 5000 UNFINISHED,
william NC nlk 'oreen)
Eyelet, g M Kinney Observation-Disclosures. .
Time-2'o7A. 2'o7H. 2;o5.. 200
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Timer Norwood. Queens Hotel.

N,ay Crv..aI Palace London. Healthiest SITUATION
England Lovely gardens. Boarding terms from So
per day. Special terms FOR large parties Con"enier
train service Fr City and West End LONDON
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Norfolk Hotel, BRIGHTON, ENGLAND.

T.... Family Hotel Ovsriooks ses-wal Promenade and
lawns Fine public rooms. Perfect sanitation Shaded
Electric lights. Delicate cuisine Choice wines
Jules A. Creighton. Mgr.
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Norfolk Street. Embankment.
London. THE newly erected
modern comfort Overlooks
legant and spacious public
bout. American system ele-
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The Howard Hotel.

Hotel IS repIete with every
Embankment and River. Z
rooms. Electric light throug
vators. Fixed tarin.
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Queens Hotel soUTHSIE 3. MsqRa He% Facing
Isle OF Wight Lovely old gardens. Tennis, etc 40
joins Royal Yacht Club. Frequent boats 70 cowes Hyos
and Southampton. ROYAL PIER HOTEL under same
direction. Opposite Queens resIden.e-Osborne
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For other sports see page four)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
PFobes1oz j farmer.

F a r m e r naczytawszy sic
DUO dzisiejs1ych liberalnych
5a}amuctw, jakoby kosci6l
katolicki zgubil Polske, a
daisiaj jakoby tenze kosci6f
byl przeszkoda do jej po-
wstania. chcac widocznie
odebrac totwierdzcnie tych
.blednych mniemah, zapytanie
stawia proboszczowi: - Jaki
gl6wny pow6d'upadku Polski?
Pr o b 0 szcz: Moi
przyjacielu, Polska upadla. DO
kazdy szlachcic chcial bye W
niej kr6lem, a dis podzwig-
mac sic upadku ME moze.
DO kazdy chop chce bye
dzisia) W Ameryce probo.,
szczem.
esp on d e n t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

/ Me waha sic nawet here.
tyk tytulowa6 i czcic. JAKE
ksiezy takich wyrzutk6w sp6
i!feczeristwa, iak niezaleznl
Papoh, kt6ry W Milwaukee pc
publicznych domach tingle-
tanglowe koncerta dawal. albc
rozpity dlawiduda Pilszak
alias Gawrychowski, kt6ry
nieraz . zelazne frank sic
ocieral. A wszakze zadnego z
tych dw6ch konsekrowany
przez Ojca swietego biskup
ME namaSci}.
Naw;ece! niebezpiecznq
trucizna dla ludu polskiego W
Ameryce So niby tanie, a
szumnie Przez sprytnych fary-
zeusz6w zachwalane dwie
Kruszkowe gazetyj tygodnio-
we; prenumerujac je, prosta..
GEEK an; pomysli, zeby to by]
humbug, mogacy W MIN VIA
re zatruwac.
Ale MECH ze sic tam ME-:
wierny Milwaucki szarlatan
dalei po swojemu piek}u "a
sluguje, prawowierni abo-
nenci W1ARUsA IA TAXI nieza-
lezny lep ME p6jda.
Tymczasem modlic sic nam,
szczegolnie teraz W czasie
adwentowym, kiedy sic odby-
waja swiecenia kap}ahskie,
ably Pan Bog dawal Kosciolowi
ksiezy powolania, poboznych
i prawdziwych kaplanow, kt6-
rzyby zawsze sumiennie i
godnie sprawowali opieke
duchowna mad sierotami pol.
skiemi W tym mocno bezboz-
noscia przesiaklym kraju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
Niezalezna 7 Yrucizna,

Pewnie laden narod tax
bardzo swoich kap}an6w ME
szanuje, jak Palocy. Cd pierw'
szych poczatkow chrzeSc'ah~
stwa W ziemiach polskich,
czczono ich jake ksiazat du-
chownych, por6wno z ksiaze-
tami swieckimi, i nazwa
,ksiadz" !" wytworzy}a sic villas.
ME wyrazu ksiaze.
Ale tez drugiej strony
bodaj zadna narodowosc tax
ME gardzi odpad}ym cd WARY
rzymsko-katolickiej kap}a-
nem, jak w}asnie Polacy.
Kiedy "a czas6w tax zwanel
walki kulturnej W Prusach,
po ostatniej wojnie francusko-
niemieckiej, kllku polskich
kaplanow zaprzedalo sic Bis
markowi i wiecej ehcia}o slu-
chaG rzadu pruskiego, MI
swojego biskupa, kazdy prawy
katolik unikat owych rzadow-
COW niby zapowietrzonych. A
gdy jednego takiego m a j 0
W e g 0 proboszcza. jak icf
lud nazywal. zabral raz woz.
MICA pana Niegolewskiego
miasta, szlachcic tax sic ten
zgorszyl, ze pow6z, kt6r,
wi6zl niegodnego lewite. ia.
tychmiast kazal spali6 jak'
zbeszczeszczony.
Innego podobnego wykle'
tego popa, Golebiewskiego
W Pluznicy, W dyecezyi Chel
mihskiej, parafanie okropni
obili.
Koscioly takich majoczy
kow zawsze staiy pustkami
Mkt do Mich ME chodzil.
/ dziwna rzecz. nawet sad
pruskie wowczas dosye po
blazliwemi sic okazywaly 4
ggW g altowne wykraczania obu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
TELEGRAMY.
CAPETOWN.

CAPETOWN.
Obie wolne a1ymie an
gielskie W po}udnio-
wei Afryce W ostat-
MN tYgodniu ME po-
sune}y sic AMI 0 mile
dalej ku granicy
Transwalskiej, bojac
sic porazki. General
Butler W Natalu ley
obozem pod Ferre,
pomiedzy Maritzbarg
a Colenso, general
Methuen zaS mad RE
ka Modder, rannY
W noge, tax il ME
moze konia dosia 1ac
i komenderowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
CAPETOWN.

CAPETOWN n.
Wskutek niespodzie-
wanego og6lnego po-
wstania Boer6w W
Kaplandyi, na ty}ach
armli angielsk|';iiej pod
generalem Methuen,
ME moze ten wiecej
sic cofna6, a pred
MIN stoi, "a zburzo-
nym mostem rzeki,
oko}o II tysiecy Boe-
row, kt6rzy przYsieP-
gil bronic Anglikom
dostepu do oblezone-
90 miasta Kimberley,
dop6ki tylko jeden z
pomiedzy nlch zyw
pozostanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

[rzonego ludu polskiego pre-
civ ksiezom majowym. Kied.,
([GAzETA ToRUNsKA majoweg,
l|lewite Strehlkego nazwal;
,chodzacem zgorszeniem" v
oczach prawowiernego ]udl
polskiego. iako ksiedza. kt6rJ
odpadl Cd WARY a nadto sic
ozeni}, trybanal Torudskiege
sadu okregowego uwoln':
redaktara owej sazety od
wszelkiej why ! kary.
Wszystkie polsko : a navel
niemiecko-k -katolickie gazety
W Prusach traktowa]y takich
przez Kosci6l rzymsko~kato-
licki wykletych lewit6w przez
,,pan', odmawiajac i'm 'tytulu
). ,.ksiadz' nazywaly ich wiee
tylko Kubeczak. lub najwy-
ze) pan Kubeczak, Golebiew-
ski. lub pan Go}ebiewski i t.
d.. nigdy zas ksiadz Kube-
czak, ksiadz Golebiewski it d.
a organa rzadowe, kt6re
pod plaszczykiem katolicyzmu
professionally ich jako prawo.
wiernych slug bozych, natych
miast sp6leczehstwo katolic-
kte bojkotowalo jako here
tycka truczizna.
Wiele gorszymi cd wykle-
tych podczas pruskiej walki
kulturnej ksiezy majowych So
t.z. niezalezni ksieza polscy tu
W Ameryce, a jednak powaza
sic wydawc2 al trzech niby
katoliqkich gazet polsko~ame-
rykaiskich: KURYERA Pol
sK1EGo codz1ennego, KURYERA
tygodniowego GAzETY Wis
CoNsIhsK1EJ tytu}owac ich
ksiezmi.
Vie dobrze bezboznik
bluznierca. re ,,niezalezne'
lewity juz przez to, ze wyko-
nuja czynnosci kap}ahskie, ME
majac do tego odpowiedniej
wladzy (facultates) Cd w}asci.
wego biskupa, e Q ip o q
z Koscioia wyklete, IA jed.
max oddaje i'm W swoich
szparga}ach czesc nalezaca
sic tylko zastepcom Boga ma
ziemi, majacym powierzona
sobie moe otwierania zamy-
kama ludziom wrot niebie-
skich. Gdyby zas tego ME
wiedzial, to jego brat, ks. Wac.
law Kruszka, jako radca
duchoWny ]ego gazet. musiaf-
by go W tym wzgledzie pou-
czye. Dajac zas }atwowierne-
mu ludowi CORY zly przyklad
przyczynia sic Micha}ek vie.
eel do krzewienia niezalezne-
[ go odszczepiehstwa, niz ma
wet przyboczne organy nieza
|leznych prewodyr6w.
Niezaleznego chicagoskie-
go kozla, na kt6rego klatws
/ juz nawet . ambon katolickicI
zostala ogloszona. pismidl;
Kruszki nieiednokrotnit
| 1tytulowaly Najprzew ieleb
nielszym biskupem. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

ard Str Winoaa Mirs
uchwala Jest skierowana
przeciwko szerzeniu sic pan
), foresterek;'
Ciekawie sic przedstawi
przysz'y sejm Zjednoczenia.
gdy i danny swoie delegatki
wysla. Zrobi sic tam niejed-.
Demu delegatowi goraco,
skoro pani delegatka, "
miotle uzbrojona. gwaltow-
ME zacznie sic ubiega6 o
swoje prawa, albo zacznie
;, runowa6'' ma 1narszalka
sejmu. Gl6wki kropidlar-
skie kiwaia ma przyszle VII
doki sejmowe.
CHICAGO. - Czarnecki,
adwokat Ziednoczenia chica.
goskie:go, t|zdarlszy p6ltora
tysiaca kroEidlarzy, .pokor-
ME ieszcze kllka tysiecy zada
"a swoja adwokacka prace dla
dobra kropidlarzy. Spora
sumka okolo 4 tysiecy dola.-
row "a jeden rok piracy Off
sowej przydalaby sic kazde.-
mu. Czarnecki jest z poko--
kolenia Abrahamowego.
Wedlug naszegc zdania
administracya Zjednoczenia
ME powinna ami sta dolar6w
ma adwokackie us}ugi wydac.
Musi tam bye duzo kretactwa
nierzadu. jezeli fame zydek
tyle ciezko zapracowanego
grosza ludu naszego potra6
20 OKROPNEI SMIE,R-
CT popa Zaleskiego niezalez-
ny Koziei nieomal drugiego
sic dorwa} meczennika. Jego
Lebour take wy
hece W zeszly piatek ].
ma Division ulicy, il policya
90 wsadzila do ciemnicy, z
Dynia juz kilka razy tax sic
sic dzialo.
KOZIEk pokropil try
grapy zelazne W goiebniku y
niezaleznych ma chicagoskim
Bridgeporcie, nazywajac je
,dzwonami'
! .ZNANY ex-kamedula, ex
proboszcz, ex-ksiadz. exc
predykant baptyst6w j pres
byteryan6w Jakimowicz bawi
u Kozla, ,znowu jako ex. ksiadz,
Jego .zona' jest take "
]akimowicz aszczycil
sejm zWiazkowcow telegra-
mem.
20
MICHAL K,RUsZKA, W.
dawca milwauck ckiiego KURYE-
RA, musial zaplacie koszta.
Jake spowod dowal iego wniio-
sex 9 wyrzuce cenie ze sadu
procesu kry nalne go ktorzy
mu wytoczyl pan 1gnacy
Czerwiliski MllWauk kee,
Sprawied edliwy edzia wniosek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
sell Anglicy zmobi.
llzowa6 jeszcze dal.
sze 20 tysiecy woj-
ska.
PRETORIA.

PRETORIA.
Ca}y p6}nocny oh.
w6d kolonii Przylad.
ka, pomiedzy Coles
burg a Burghersdorp
przy4aczyi sic do
Boer6w. w samem
Vlnterstad 1000 .lu-
dzi puSci}o sic do
szereg6w nieprzyia-
cielsklch. Farmerzy
utworzYli biurs wer-
bunkoWe / m0wia 0
marszu tryumfalnym
do Kapstadu. Pro-
klamacya Bullera 20
sta}a zdarta z rog6W
ulic i zdeptana noga-
mi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

MANILA. Gen.
powstahc0w Conon
odda} W rece porucz-
nika amerykahskiego
Monroe, kt6ry mia}
prey sobie SO ludzi z
4 pu}ku konnicy, 800
ofcer6w l szeregoW-
COW wraz z karabina-
mi, kilku jehc6w a.
merykahskich, 70
.jenc6W hiszpaiskich,
.jakotez garnizon "
Bayombong W pro-
wincyl Nueva Visca-
|ya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
PRETORIA.
7oer0wie TdOtad

Boerowie rrdotad po
raz trzeci stoczyll
bitwe z generafem
Methuen W Oranii. w
ostatniej, pod Modder
river, ranili lub zabili
482 zo}nierzy i Office
row angielskich. Po
bitwie z w}asnego
popedu, W najlep-
Sym porzadku, "a
bjerajac re SODA
wszystkie dzia}a, pre-
prawili sic przez
most i go zburzyll.
Dowodzi mimi s1awny
general CronJe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
|rece wojska amery-
kanskiego dostafy
sic wszYstkie armaty
Filipiiczyk6w.

MANILA. - Paro-
wiecSan Fabian przy-
wi6z} n Listopada
lis hiszpahskich i Z
amerykahskich ME-
wolnik6w, kt6rych
trzymaliF Fillpiiczycy:,,
take $4,000 po-
wstahczych pienie
dzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
PRETORIA,

PRETORIA, -
Prezydent TransWalu
Krueger i wszyscy
mieszkahcy miasta
So, wielce zadowoleni
z dotychczasowego
powodzenia we woj-
ME. Spodziewaje sic
zdobycia wszystkich
obleganych miast.
Flaga zjednoczonej
rzeczypospolitej jest
juz gotoWa; znajduje
sic ma niej krzyz O.
ranii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

CARACAS Vene-
.zuela. Rewolucyo-
niscl Hernandeza "a
jeli po szesnastogo-
dzinnej walce miasto
Maracaibo, stolice
prowlncyi Zulia. {
Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
y NiW Polslxich
" AM MERYCE.

[ BUFFALOSKA: UCFIWA !
LA. Ma ostatnim sejjmie
kropidlarzy " Buffalo uchwa-
lono przyimowat do Z]edno-
czenia grupy, kladajjace sc
wylacznie 2 kobiet. NadTa "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
PRETORIA.

Boerowje W Kaplan-
dyi czesciowo juz po-
laczyli sic W pote2zna;a p2
armia, pod generalem
Delezraye. Ma same
noskromienie tego
prowstania beda mu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

MANILA. Pull
kownik Bell uderzy1
na ostatnia wieksza
armia poWsta1ic6W "
liczhie 1000, pod ge-
nerafem Aelejandri
no, OszahcoWana ma
Wysokiej gore. "
obozie byio wiele
|kobiet i dzieci w