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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28

tho commencement at Wake Forest Col
lego. II was one OF .he most successful
commencements In the history OF the In
stitution.
Tho total enrolment OF students for the
year was 272. Tho enrolment was nine
teen more than last yeat and nine more
than any previous enrolment in its his
tory There were students from seven
States. and the work of the year was
quite satisfactory. There have been many
improvements during the year, notably
donation OF about 1000 volumes to the
library by DIR. Thomas T.. Skinner OF Ra-
leigh, president OF the Board OF Trustees.
On Monday night the Hon. NJ. ". JUS
tce, OF Rutherfordton. delivered the ad-
dress before the law class. On Tuesday
night the annual Grafton before the Alum
nj Association was delivered by Congress
man w. W. Kitchen, OF Roxboro'. On
Wednesday morning the literary address
before the Philomathesian and Euzclian
societies was delivered by Professor w.
L. Trent. OF Tennessee. Rev. J. q. Rust
of Nashville, Tenn. preached the bacca-
laureate sermon Wednesday night.
All the addresses and the sermon were
OF high order.
Thursday was commencement-day pro-
per. Six members OF the graduating class
received the degree of Bachelor OF Laws.
thirty-four the degree OF Bachelor OF Arts
seven the degree OF Master Of Arts.
The salutatory. which is the privilege
OF the member OF the class TO whom thc
second honor is given. was delivered bI
Mr.. c. n. Bailey of Norfolk, Va, and the
valedictory the mark Of highest honor.
was delivered by Mr.. j. G. Turner. OF
StatesVille. y. G..
The meetings Of the trustees were long
but harmonious new chair of apple"
mathematics was created.
The trustees conferred the honorary de-
gree OF LII. ID. on Professor w. 4. Trent
OF Tennessee; that of ID. ID. on Revs. {.
S Farris Of Florida W. c. Tyree, OF Dur
ham: J. l.. White. OF Georgia, and w. II.
Jones. chaplain Of the battlesfip Texas.
Rev. J. w. Mllard. of Baltimore was
| elected orator OF the Alumni Association
| for next commencement. and Mr.: b. +.
! Montague. of Raleigh alternate.
! Rev. w. Il. Morton. Of Roxboro', was
| elected president OF the Alumni Associa-
| ton. and f. e. billiard, OF Scotland Neck
! vice-president, and Professor J. Il. car
| lyle. of Wake Forest, secretary and trea-
! surer. The additions to the faculty have
not yet been made known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
tupenburr Personals.

NEHERRIN, VA, May Z7-(Special')-
Miss u. Gertrude Ewing, OF "Colegraine,,
is visiting friends and relatives in Iach-
mond. %
rev W. Thorburn Clark, pastor OF
N,eherrin Baptist church, has moved rom
Eevsville into the parsonage here, wh'ch
has lust been completed
Mr. Ii. G. Crowther Of Bridgeport,
Gu, &C. here looking after mis- real estate
interests in Prince Edward county
Airs NJ. G. Price who had been vist-
ing her son, Julian Price OF Dreehsooio >
\. c.. returned to-day. -, ~.
Niss Jennie Ruth Haskins ana MFR MIS-,
! r. Morris. Of Covington, W. va WIN
he here next week on Visit 10 '"e"
porents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Haskins; 100
The past few dry and colu uaSs "'-''
proved quite fatal 10 tobacco p"'''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
CAUGHT AT \ COAL NINE.
Charged with OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bersf Nan Kills Himself.

LYNCHBURG. VA, May H.-(Speclai)-
A Baldwin detective arrived here to-nish''
having in charge Joseph Lawrence, WHY
is wanted in Halifax county charged WIN
the embezzlement of 81 600 from sewing
machine company, for which he was re-
Gently canvasser and collector. AT tne
time of his arrest he was nightwatcn-
man at the Pocahontas coal-mines. lie
will be taken TO Halifax for triai.
Thornhill Gillian, young married man
residing in Amherst county, near tlls
city. shot himself last night with an oiu-
fashioned muzze-loading ball ana cap
rife. The bah entered his throat ana ne
died instantly. He told his wife mat ne
was going fishing and that he would taHe
the rifle with him, and after loading II
and putting the ramrod in position ne sat
on the bed with the muzzle Of the gun
pointing to and near his neck. me zoe %
his right foot rested on the hammer oi
the gun. His wife noticed il and remarA-
ed: "Quit fooling that way Thornhil' OF
YOU will shoot yourself Just as s.e w.. ~
ished the remark the gun fired with 'n'
result stated.
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xNoTLED ! uMEE9 ON TIE ROCKS, ST. OusF4

Canada; presidents address; report OF
treasurer: report OF secretary; miscella-
neous business.
Afternoon Session.-Reading Of minutes
of morning session; report Of Committee
on Arrangements: report OF Committee
on Publication: report of Executive COM
mittee; appointing a nominating commit
tee. Papers and Sympo-
SUM on Burns and Scalds"; pathology"
DR.. J. Alexander Hutchinson, Montreal,
Canada; Compilations and Sequelae,
Or. f. ]. I-utz St. Louis. Mo; Primary
Treatment" Dr. II. S. Bruce. Toronto,
Canada; Secondary Treatment" DIR. j.
b. Murphy. Chicago. ILL.,; Burns and
Scalds Of the Eye" DR.. J. a. White Rich
mond, va.
THURSDAY, JUNE 1ST.
$50 A. M.--Reading minutes OF last
meeting; report of Committee Of Arrange
ments; report Of Special Committee; new
business. Papers and Discussions-"Th
Claim Department OF Our Eastern Rail-
roads, and its Relation to Medical Organi-
cations" by Edgar J. Rich. Esq, attorney
Boston and Maine railroad, Boston, Mass;
RAILROAD Surgeons in Their Relations 10
the Legal Department" bv Hon. -. p.
Afinaord, a.tornGy Southt.n railwdy,
Richmond. Va, "1nguinal Hernia" re-
port of cases. by DR.. w. J. Purkhiser.
Salem, Ind; Progress Of Hygiene and
Sanitation" DR.. G. =. Conn, concord, y.
H.; Railroad Hygiene" Or. II. c. Fair
brother, East St. Louis. H.; "Professon-
al Examinations for Railroad Surgeons"
DR.. Lester Keller, IrontOn. o.; Mental
Examinations for Railroad Employees"
Dr. w. f.. Sturglll. CeredO. w. Va. THE
Relation OF the Railroad Surgeon to the
Railroad Employer" DR.. X. A. Patchin,
Des MOines, Ia.
Afternoon Session-Reading OF minutes
OF previous session; report of COMMITTEES
of Arrangements; miscellaneous business;
Compound and Comminuted Fracture Of
the Pelvis. InvolvUg Acetabulum," Dr. }:
y. Warren. Sioux~City. Ia; 1.-The Role Of
Primary and Secondary Osteo-Plastic
Surgical Procedure in the Treatment OF
| Compound or Complicated Fracture Of the
Extremities," Or. Thomas A. Manley,
| New York, y. Y; COMPOUND Fractures"
| DR.. A. A. Williams. Ottumwa, la.
FRIDAY, JUNE I'd.
| $50 A. M.-"Traumatic Tetanus." DR..
| Milton Jay, Chicago, ILL.,. 1.-THE Treatment
\ Of Tetanus." DR. ID. g. Brockman, Ottum-
| wa, Ia; Head Injuries report of case,
\ DR.. Ii. G. Young, Bloomfield. Ia; RE
| view on the Subject OF Examination of
! Railroad Employees. with Report of Ex-
| aminations on the r. II. and Il. Il. r.,
DR.. George S. Rennie, Hampton, Ont.
"The Railroader and His Eye" Or. r. +
| Miller, Sherman, Tex; instruction OF
| Railroad Employees in First Aid" DR.
Charles r. Dickson. Toronto, Canada
"Gunshot Wounds of the Knee" report
on case, DR.. K. Il. L. Kincaid Bonham
Tex.
Afternoon Session.-Reading of minutes
of previous session; report OF chairman
of Committee Of Arrangements; new bust
ness: Simple and Effective Method o
! Skin Grating" DR.. j. l.. Virgins Eas
| 81. Louis, ILL.,; Bullet Wounds of the Alb
domen." DR.. Hugh NJ Taylor Richmond
| Va; Lung Affection. the Result of Trau
ma Dr. ID. S. FarchiId, Clinton, Ia. p
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FREDERICK sBtRG.
Mary Washington Lodge ana M"""-
Ineut Inspected.

Observation-Disclosures, VA, May -
necial)-hIiss Eugene Washington, MIS-
Fanny Washington Finch. and Mrs.
Townsend. of Washington; Mrs. Charles
+. Weber, of Philadelphia; Mrs. >. A.
Kendall. Of Los Angeles, Cal; Mrs.
Schultz. Of New Jersey. and Miss sue
Hetzel, of Fairfax county, Va, members
of the National Mary Washington Mon
ument Association, were here to-day on
a tour of inspection Of the Mary WASH
ington monument and Lodge. They were
received at the depot by Colonel H. D.
cole and conducted TO the Washington
Lodge. where they made their Inspection.
Afterward they were entertained at lunch
NV the members Of the local association.
preceding the lunch, Hon. w. a. Little
was introduced by Mayor Rowe and made
a very felicitOus speech, winning merlteu
praise and applause from his fair audi
Tors. After the luncheon the guests, &C
companied by members Of the Reception
Committee. visited the National Cemetery
and other places of interest. and later
we're served at the Mary Washington
House with tea ,,.
Rev. Father Demuynck, of the Cathonc
church here, has been appointed 10 Ihe
charge of the Industrial School at Rock
Gable. Va. This school was est"oiisleu ,
and endowed by the Misses DreXel, Oh
philadelphia, for the education OF eoloIeu
children. D.
Rev. DR.. J. S. Dill, pastor of the zap
fist church here. will officiate at the ordl-
nation of the deacons Of Berea church.
IN Stafford county, tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
co,o,e, rIcming Gardner Dead.

CHRISTIANSBURG w" May IT,
(speciaL)--A Geographic message received
to-day announced the death OF Colonel
FIemlng Gardner. which occurred about
A o'clock this afternoon at Denmark. $.
r. The news came as great shock 20
his family and friends. as IL was not
known that ne was sick. Colonel Gardner
was IN his slth year. and Notwithstanding
this great age. was actively employed as
chief engineer OF construction o: the AZ
lant,c-coast Line. with which company
he had been associated for number Of
years.
In the early part OF the civil var
he was an aide on General Early's staifs
and was conspicuous for his gallantry.
He was man Of the highest order OF N
tegrity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
TEAM COMES HOME TODAY.
Manager Wells and His Champion"
play Here Tc-MorrOw.

Manager Jake Wells. commanding the
best baseball organization that mas ever
advertised Richmond. VIII reach hche
this morning with his ball club, and'
commencing tomorrow afternoon, eight
games of ball will be played during inc
week. for the price Of six. double
header Is scheduled for Tuesday Win
Paterson. and another double SATURDAY
with Billy Sharsig's Allentown bunch OF
pennant-wanters
Paterson plays the first Of the week.
and Allentown will finish out the week.
Richmond's clever ball-tossers have GER
tainly been good to the scores OF admir-
ing rooters here. They are away up III
front. and running we'll Winning nve out
of seven games on a trip Is quite nlce'
and that's what Jake Weiss men uiu'
Allentown played a stiff game against the
Champions, but supreme bali-playihs "on
tour games there, but over III l-dhcas'e,
a snag was struck, and two games went
10 the bad. 1t wasn't better ball-playlng
ON the part of Lancaster. but Dunch OIL
uck-hard luck-and q case or Lancaster
ism. but that's all right.
The clubs Richmond will play TINS week
should furnish good amusement anu &c
| CASTOR roofing by the yard. Paterson mas
been strengthened, and VIII from no" o,i
be an argument in any game. The ciup
has secured "Argy" Moran, a popular
| PLAYER here, and Monday Patsy tlaherty
| Will Join the team for the balance OIL INC
season TO play the outiield, and Pfanmiller
| will strengthen the pitching department;
| Paterson. with the new members anu
under direction of an able management
| should go rapidly up the line MT.
| Allentown has a good ball cluo' INC
\ closest games OF the season nave peeil
| played with that team. The Delehanty
| trio. Archie Stimmen, and sammy VIZ
| neux are members OF the team.
Richmond has a bunch OF hitting pitcn-
ers. Chesbro and Donovan poth nave
| home-runs to their credit.
Gus Dundon's playing this season Is ene
tax of the league. He Is fielding hhe
and hitting hard. ,a,
spike SHANNON will play In the Natlohal
} liza ztie rext season AS sure as psSS-Oo'A
| He is a wonder A..
Reading just now appears 10 De .nS
only rival Richmond has, but Wllke5Darl'
and Scranton want TO be watched.
DON'T YOU know there was some ho
work I'm Lancaster yesterday AFTER th'
"Rowdies" had scored those five runs?
Think Of it, Sam Lever Is declared &c
he the best pitcher Pittsburg has thi'
season. And there's the mighty Jesse'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
Z his mother. has returned to Newport


News.
Mrs. Bette Mabrey, of Semmes avenue,
M for Weldon, N. c., Friday, 10 WISH
'e.atives.
Mr. c. T. Whitfield. who has been
ngaged In the insurance business IN
yashington for some months, VIII trans
r his business to Manchester, ana JOIN
~ family here tomorrow night
The annual sermon of the Good Samati-
a,s ,vju he delivered to-dny at Z. NJ.
# the Second Baptist church. Eiohmoho.
md all the members are requested 10
attend. ~,
Mrs Mary Burke, widow OF Mr.. Jonh
A Rurke. of Swansboro', fell Friday night
ard painfully sprained her ankle. pr.
Rucker attended her and maze her DIS
comfortable as possible.
Tuesday is National Decoration-Day
and is n national holiday. The banks anu
post -oftices in the land observe norway
hours. Notes becoming due 1uesoas
must be paid tomorrow.
Mrs. Kate c. Walden went yesterday ar
ternoon for q visit OF some days 10 "iis
Bruce, at sChula, Amelia county -.
Judge and Mrs. John III. Ingram wen,
% powhatan Yesterday to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Migrants sister. Mrs. MienauN'
Mrs. John A. Cults, OF Rocky Mount. N.
= is visiting Miss Webster, or Porter
street. $50 po..oy
street after delightful stay with rela'
tives in Roanoke, returned home last eve
ming. <.,,, ~ th,s
citv and lately of Newport News. mas ac'
cented position in the Cramp yaru' d
Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28

chairman Committee of Arrangements)
meetings. which will be held in the as
sembly-room OF the jefferson. will be pre-
sided over by DR.. George Ross, president
Of the association. and the secretary WIZ
be DR.. Thomas H. Handbook, of Atlanta.
There will be about seventy members III
attendance upon this session.
on wednesday the international Asso-
citation will convene. and its sessions VIII
be held I'm the Grand-Lodge room at the
Masonic Temple There will be about NV
mr. 900 members in attendance upon the
sessions Of this body. and they VIII come
from every State in the Union and from
Mexico and Canada. They will make their
Headquarters at the Jefferson, ana inc
majority will be accompanied by lheir
wives and daughters, making the "hole
number of visitors TO the city during the
three days the body will remain III ses-
sion about 1900.
THE ENTERTAINMENT.
DR. c. W. Il. Brock is chairman OF the
Committee of Arrangements. which con-
sists of DR.. George Ross, FORMER pTe9I
dent of the association; DR.. Hugh NJ. ray
Tor. and DR.. j. A. White. THESE genie
men will see that the stay Of the eminent
surgeons Is made pleasant ana nave di-
ready prepared a most attractive pr
gramme. Wednesday night there Will pe
rendered the visitors reception at tne
Jefferson, and during the evening hesLo
mipstrel performance will be given III the
Nfoin-street court of the palatial hosiery.
an Thursday afternoon the visitors VIII
no rendered trip down the historic
lanes as far as jamestown. the steamer
pocahontas has been secured for the trp'
nd the surgeons will be the guests OF the
Vo,,no Mons Business Association Luhch-
90, u,ill he served on board. and IL the
weather conditions are good the trip Will
" ao,,ht he a most enjoyable one IN
every respect -. nj
The visitors will be turned aloose Fiji
49,. ofternoon to shift for themselves anu
20 ,isit places of interest In and ABOUT tIe
o,,,. and mt 8 o'clock Saturday morning
tbey will embark on special traln oNS'
the chesapeake and ohio Tor the on's ,',,.
si,,. ~ Virginia. After inspecting 'ills
historic seat OF learning they WIZ ,.,,,,
bark for the Hot Springs Wnele m. H. lii
o,,a,,d sunday. ana on Monday they VIII
later IN their various homes though
r,arv ~ the surgeons will go direct 10
| '.olnrbus O.. 10 attend the session OF the
| American Medical Association, wnich Gun
venes there Tuesday the YIN.
''''N' THE PROGRAMME.
| M. uoo,ramme for the sessions OF the
rrternational Association Is as follows:
NV WEDNESDAY. MAY 31sT.
IAN NJ -Opening of the twelfth an
- oonvent,on by chairman OF Commit
~ 80 ARRANGEMENTS. Addresses or well
come Ills Excellency, j. Hoge Tyler, GOV
or,'or Of Virginia: his Honor Richard d.
Tavlor Mayor of the city; DIR. j. Allison
trodpes. Richmond. Va; response by ,he
| president, DR.. Bruce L. Rlordah. ioroh'o'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
pREYFUs TO BE RETIRED.
Du Beaupre Reports I'm Favor OF q
HeyfsiOn.

PARIS, May 27.-Early this afternoon
fl was rumored that the president OF the
civil section OF the Court OF Cas-
sation, NJ. de Beaupre. had reported
10 the president OF the Court OF Casa
ton. NJ. Mazeau. in favor OF revision
Of the Dreyfus trial and sending the prls-
oner again before court-martial.
This. later In the day. was confirmed
by direct statement that the president
OF the civil section had so reported to
the president OF the Court OF Cessation.
Ii is believed the report Is practically
certain TO be accepted By the Court OF
Cessation, and means that Dseyfus VIII
be brought back 10 France and retired.
From the president OF the Court o; Cas-
sation the Dreyfus report will pass into
the hands OF the 'pr0cureur-generai. IL
Manau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
our ARBITRATION PROPOSAL.
Il VIII lie Drought Forward at the
Hague Th.s Week.

THE HAGUE, May gi-AndFew ID.
White the United States Ambassador TO
Germany. and ca;sf '"esnser OF The
American delegation 20 tho International
Peace Conference, anaoanss1 yesterday
that he would bring forward the orised
States arbitration proposed asxt week.
The details Of the proposition were not
CONNECTED IN time for ysstertay's sitting.
the principle OF arossatson le.rs Ad-
pitted. thu discussion yss,csGsy tarrsA
mon the question % tho p<;.nsashee ot
thI arbitration sr.5si,sl 70 ws.ca cArs-
ful canvas shows q :aslsI;tv Of ne eom-
mi,lec are favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
SURGEONS THIS WEEK
TWO EMINENT BODIES TO ASSEM-
BILE IN THIS CITY.
PHYSICIANS FROM THREE COUNTRIES.
They Come from the United States,
Mexico. and Canada, ana VIII Re-
main Here Three Days-Southern
Railway Surgeons Here Monday.

During this week Richmond will have
within her gates about 1000 Of the most
prominent surgeons in this country. Mex
leo, and Canada The occasion will be
the annual meetings OF the International
Association of Railway Surgeons and Of
the Association of Surgeons of the SOUTH
ern Railway. 10
The Southern railway surgeons will
meet at the Jefferson tomorrow. and will
remain in session for two days. Their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
ro,,.cco rxpert nj Paris.

WASHINGTON. May 26--M. -. "a r,0; -, ~
NJ Quincy. fla, has been appointed TO
Eacco expert OF the Division OF sv,iS, ,. ~
Inc, Agricultural Department. lie ~ c
.i'v and arrange the leaf-tobacco eA,
,,,,,it al the Paris Exposition, ana VIM .l
snon visit the principal tobacco diSti0''
IN collect the meterial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
pie ceremony.

The shaft is p feet inches high, and
weighs 1880 pounds. 1t has been executor
bv A. Bertucci, the stone contractor Oh
tbis nitv. and Is very creditabie piece oil
,,,r the shaft Is surmounted by an
,rn draped with a Confederate nag ana
- - ,,rominent feature OF the decorative
10y IS Confederate hat ard sword.
The monument bears a simple inscrlp-
,,on which is shown in the accompanying
iiImstration. The shaft has been erected
bv the family OF the deceased as token
~ love And affection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
IMMINENT TO CAPTAIN EPPs.
shaft of Granite over the Grave o'
The Late City Sergeant.

A shaft OF Richmond blue granite has
been erected over the grave in Hollywood
to the memory of the late Captain Charles
II. Epps, the popular city Sergeant. IL
will be unveiled next Tuesday, with SIM
pie ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28

The officers Of the International Asso-
citation are: President, Bruce l.. Rlordan.
Toronto. ont, Canada; Vicc-Presldents-
II. r. /. Kincald. Bonham, Tex, u ). A.;
James q. Hunt, Utica, y. \, 1. D. a.,
John J.. FoXton, Huron, ;. d., y. .. Al
W cum Clinton, Ont. Can: T.. J. Nc
Kntpht Hartford. Conn. U. S. A.; G. +.
! ssiie clvde. Kansas. Z. S. A.; Hugh
n TavIor Richmond, Va, u. 5. A..
Sacretary Louis j. Mitchell. Chicago, H.,
~ A.: Treasurer, Eugene r. Lewis,
tx,rsos city. Mo, u. s. A; Chairman
E~rcuttve Board. Frank j. Lutz, 81
louis. Mo-, L. S. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28

~ the city Council wishes 10 ~
-. me ranks of the unempiose"
here, IL ought to hasten "',""
the Main-street franchises
ueea enough delay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
wake Forest College Commence
meut.

fs,.OlLAND NECK. n. C.. May H.
hs',.al Your correspondent and num-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28

II VIC are soips 20 gra"t fs~asAssss
for the Main-stve~s depas lst's - 10
gracefuily, NOT grudHinBly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28

=, IN. city Council wishes to thin
an. ranks OF the unemployed
mere. Il ought 10 hasten action on
an. Mnin-street franchises. There's
beeu enough delay
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-05-24
Chca pO4aczenia.

Z Cetynii donosza, IL W
prowincyach sasiadujacych Z
Czarnog6ra, jak to W Mace
donii, Starej Serbii, Bosni
Hercogowinie, podpisywane
So petycye "a po}aczeniem
tych obszarow etnograficznych
jednoplemiennem ksiestwem
pod rzadami ksiecia Miko}a,
ia. Petycye te, skrzetnie Eol,
portowane przez agitator6w,
wedrujacych miejsca ma mie
see, maja bye Przes}ane kon'
ferencyi miedzynarodowej "
Hadze, ktorej program wy
klucza, jak wiadomo, wszyst'
kie kwestye polityczne i ure'
gulowane traktatami miedzy
narodowymi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-05-24
Rzez na FOrmOZie.

Vancouver. B. c. I wy
spy Formoza nadesz}y tu via
domosci o strasznej rzezi W
poblizu miasteczka Faiko, W
srodkowej czesci wyspy. 80
bezbronnych mieszkahc6w Pc
wnej wsi zosta}o przez 60 dzl-
kich zwabionych w zasadzke
tn 29 zabito a jeden zdofai
uciec.
Powodem rzezi mia} bye
sp6r miedzy dzikimi szczepa-
mi o ojcostwo pewnego die
cka i O smierc matki tego die
cka. Ojciec dziecka wzbra-
nial sic przyznat sic do why,
zaplacit odszkodowania. Ia
to dziki szczep zemsch sic "a
mordowaniem 20 ludzi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-05-24
Z Filipin6w..

Manila. Przednia straz bry-
gady Lawtona pod wodza pull
kownika Summers zdoby1a
San 1sidoro, stolice powstah-
COW.
Wielka liczba krajowcow
powraca Z familiami i sprzeta-
mi do swych w}asnych siedzib
chot powstahcy zagrazaja jesz-
cze miastu San Fernando.
Bogatsi mieszkahcy Manili
szukaja robotnlkow do uPra-
wy p6lryzowych. Robotnicy
pracujacy ma polach zdejmuja
pred przechodzacymi pocia-
gami kapelusze, by .pokazac
sw6j szacunek dla w}adz anne
rykahskich.
By}y sekretarz Aguinalda
Ecamille, zabrany do niewoli
dnia 23 lutego jest obecnie
t}umaczem przy wladzach a
merykahskich.
Pod Ba1uate znajdowalo sic
okolo 1000 oszahcowanych
powstaricow. Ma tych ude-
-rzyli amerykanie pod wodza
Summersa, wyparli ich szah-
cow i zmusili do ucieczki,
przyczem powstahcy straclll
IS zabitych i 20 rannych.
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