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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

@E Gas ]uz "a
pisyWac sobie VIA
RUsA ia n~adchodzacy
rok, naprz6d przese-
}ajac %przedp}ate.
Kto przesle nam
c%a4oroczn9 p~rzedpla-
te ma ,,Wiarusa, W
kwoc1e $3.50 i do}2-
cry 5 cent6w ma por-
to p%ocztowe, temu
poSlemy W p%rezencie
Kalendarz Maryanskj
ma rok 1890 z pick
nemi obrazkaml.
Nowi abonenci, kt6-
rzy teraz zapisza sobie
Wiarusa, ~op}acajac
roczny abonament z
CORY, beda "a te pie
Made odbiera6 VIA
rusa" az do b ro-
ku przysz}ego 1900.
Pan Antoni Fabian
bedzie W kohcu tego
tygodnla jake podr6'
zujacy agent wi Ia
rusa" W Arcadii, Wis.,,
j ma okolicznYch far
mach,
Pan Teofl Derdow-
ski bawi obecnie ia
ko ~podr6zujacy agent
.,Wiarusa" W Wis
consinie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

0bchdd %kistopadowy
W WIN0NTE-
Mielismy obch6d u mas latos
| wieczorem W dzien dziekczynienia,
80 Listopada:
Hala pod koscio1em przepelnl}a
sic luz priced sl6dms prawdziwymi
dzieGmi naszej biednej Matki Pol+'
ski.
o pol .6smej pan MARGIN Dasz-,
kowski zagai4 obch6d, wyjawiajaac
pow6d dzisiejszego zebrania oraz
oswiadczajac,iz komitet obchodowy
tax sic dobrze spisa}, re sig ma tym
wieczorku nikomu ME bedzie dlu-
zy}o.
Pan Adolf Blank wystapi} z
pierwsq moway g}6wny k{adac
nacisk ma przekazanie mi}osci Oh
czyzny nowemu pokoleniu. Odzy-
wal sic W rozrzewniaj2cy spos6b,
.mianowicie do serc Matek Polek,
| adv ME omieszka}y cd m~aluczkosci
wraz z p~acierzem wpajac dzieclom
swoim panied 0 pognebionej Oh"
czyznie.
Gf6wnym m5wc2 obchodu byf
Przewielebny ks. Jan Beigert.
Ojciec misyonarz z St. Louis, Mo.
Wielebny m0wca napomlnaf
mas, bySmy byli dumnymilna nasz22
narodowosc; abysmy nigdy ME
wstydzili sig %naszej ojczystej mo-
wy, owszem abysmyssnigdy inaczej
| pomiedzy SODA ME m6will, jak tyl~
ko pc polskuj abysmy n1e zapoml-
nall, il wiara sw. by}a g}owna
podwallna swietnosci naszego krar
ju. TIE try ideally powinnismy
zawsze mice pred oczyma: Wlara
sw.. nova ojczysta obycza]e |
traaycya narodowe.
Przem6wienie to warte, ably je
zfotemi g}oskami wyry6 ma wieczn9a
pam1qtke, lecz niestety ME nam
gfowy ami pi6ra pc temu, zeby ja
dosIownie skresliG.
Wszyscysmy p~rzejeciem
rozrzewnieniem s{uchali tych swie-
tych slow prawdy. Mech Pan Bog
dobrotllwy zapfaci stokrotnie Wie-
lebnemu Ojcu "a te braterskie
serdeczne slowa!
Ma ca1osc obchodu sk}ada}y SIG
deklamacye PAM D.. Kuczkowskie,,
panny S. Rombalskiej, Michafa
| Grupy i szesciu dziewczat szkol-
nych~i kwartatu panien A. BAN
benk6wnei i T.. Sikorskiej, oraz
pan6w Leona Gruchalky i Jul.
Zabrockiego, muzyka na pian1e
| dzieci 80 muzyka pannv 3. kucz-
1 .%5t-8E - - nh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

sO.-H#- LEEsI# - HE%5EE @H
;TKIE CENY S~PUSZCZONF
%powszednie miewai& Pc try, ma
tchnlonemi a wymdwnemi sfowy
kruszqc serca wlernych i.podnoszaac
lie ku niebu- Kosci6} codzienn1e
przepe}niony; mimo dosyt cierp-
tiege govietr1a, lud sk"apl'vls
spiesszy pare razy ma dzieh do
swiatyni Pahskiej, nawet z dale
kiego zachodniego konca, ably ko-
rzysta6 z b}ogos}awienstw piracy
misyjnej.
Ola chwilowego braku w}asci@
wei plebanii W tutejszej polsklej
parafli wielebni ksieza sto}uia SIG
W tutejszym polskim klasztorze
|Si6str nauczycielek, spia W szkole,
a W mleszkaniu proboszczowskie
przepedzaja tylko reszte czasu'
pozostajacego i'm ~jeszcze pc piracy
duchownej. >
Misya .potrwa ;eszcze do maj
b%lizszej soboty, zatem cafkowlte,
wiecej szczcgdiowe sprawozdanie
zna]dzie sic dopiero W najblizszym
nnmerze W1ARUsA.
PAM ELZBIETA OWECKA,
iona Micha4a, doznala % Listopada
z}amania reke. Opar}a sic o spr6ch~
nia4a porecz mad pr6znym Totem W
|srodku miasta, ia sic z}ama{a, !
Owecka spad}a 5 stop W dol.
TRZECH PATENTOWYCH
lofr6w "A tel wardy nareszcie spot
kafa kara "a mnogie ich zbroduie,
nlestety zbyt }agodna. Sad miejskl
skaza} we Wtorek Teofila Zywic-
kiHego (syna Franciszka), Aloizego
Buranta i Jana Erbetowskieggo,
pierwszego ma $25 kary, dw6ch
drugich kazdeggo ma $40 "a okra~
DAME wagon6w frachtowych Kolei
Green Bajskiej. Ojcowie lch re
}zam1 W oczach tie kary pop}acili
Lepiej by bY{o przeclez, gdyby
urwisze cd razu byli zostali pos}ani
do szko1y poprawczej W Redwingg;;
byliby przynajmniej ma d}ugl czas
ludzie, przechodqcy ko}o jaskih
ich rodzic6w cd Mich mleli spok6j.
Albowiem znane So te Mode kry-
minalisty i z tego, re zwykle nlby
niesforne psy ia przechodnloW
uzeraja.
PAN, FRANClSZEK RESI-
KA Jest ma nowo salonlst2, Jako
samodzielny zawiadowca salonu
oana fedora Sikorskiego, ma roggu
ulic 2 giej i Carlmona.
| f=Maz HTa#M-@g ~ 49EE.y#aaeEaE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE E..

nWiarusa
przyje1aby natychmiast ch}opca,
umiejacego dobrze czytac po poll
sku.
M1SYA sw. W kosciele sw.
Stanis}awa Kostki, kt6rs sig roz.
rozpocze Ia " miaiona Sobote
wieczorem, odbywa sig pod prze-
wodnictwem wielebnego 0. Jana
Beigerta, kt6remu towarzyszy
wiel- o. Stanis}aw Wnek, obaj z
Towarzystwa O.. 0. Jezuitdw "
st. Louis
2 kap4andw swiecklch zjechali
ma mlsya wielebni kap}ani: x.
Babihski z Independence, x. A
Cara Z Pine Creeku, x %Jazdzewski
! Minneapolis, x, D. Majer Z St
Paul x. Kobylinski : St. Paul:
Nabozehistwa j naukii odbywaja
sic codziennie Cd 9 rano do 9 wie-
cxorem. W Niedziele mieli 9. 9
Misyonarze cztery kazania, v dni
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
WATTERSON NAMES
HIS PARTY TICKET
For President, George Dewey of Vermont; for
Vice President, Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia
P1atforn Stars and Stripes

"A Louisville Herald says: y
the Courier
Years it he noninates
the last hope OF
of African
cry
made chiefly be broken Democrats bn
candidates for President and Vice President men
induce the great
Virginia. Platform, =
the old .
G Wheeler y
flag them g
a white blue the
and what 9
Democrats do about it? How they going to meet
of political
9
qubbng constitutional technicales
territory involved
cOncusonseitfer g
protection" .
ocaoac @ GO @ Q @ G. @ c 9 G G G @ 100000
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01

rights than Germany, inasmuch as
while German exports to the United
States in the articles under discussion
sugar, toys. wines and teXtiles-have
been steadily declining since 1896
American imports of meat have about
trebled during the same period he
also said that while German toys, wines
and textiles were rated as harmless
throughout the world, the same could
not be said of American meats.
An American official expert here,
however, pointed out in regard to the
foregoing that while it is true that the
German law prohibits the use of dan
gerous paints on toys intended for
home markets, there is no such regula-
ton in the case of toys. going abroad,
which have been found to be danger
Gus. Those same. remarks, the Ameri-
can expert added, applied to German
wines.
Respecting the much larger imports
of American meats this year. the ex-
pert said that it was due to the war
with Spain, and was abnormal
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01

fore the people will consent to the
abandonment of the present system un-
der which banknotes are as good as
Government notes whether but one
bank or ali the banks issue notes.
Fortunately for the country and for its
business and commercial interests the
discussion and settlement of all these
vexed and complicated problems need
not stand in the way of true govern
mental currency reform as outlined in
the two annual messages of the Presi-
dent of the United States. In the minds
of the people of the country the issue
of 1896 was not the reform of our pres
ent banknote currency, but the refor-
nation of governmental currency.
believe that the people and the busi-
ness interests of this country demand
that whatever changes are made in our
currency system to break the endless
chain and insure the safety of the gold
standard should, if possible, be simple
and easily understood They are not
now. nor have they been in favor of
complicated or radical changes. AS they
desire stability in the tariff system, so
they desire stability in the currency
system. While they want Improvement
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
SCORES 1oUIsvILLFs MAYOR.
Grand Jury Rebukes His Failure to
Check Gambling.

LOUISVILLE, KY; Dec. 31.-The De-
cember Grand Jury, which created such a
sensation last Saturday by ordering a
raid of the pool-rooms of the city-the
first time they had been disturbed during
the twenty years of their existence-to-
day returned a scorching report in which
Mayor Charles P. Weaver was taken
severely to task for his inactivity in the
matter of gambling in Louisville. The
report called for the resignation of GER
tain members Of the Police Board of Pub
lie Safety, which body has direct control
of the police force of the city, saying that
they not only hindered and obstructed the
Chief of Police In the discharge of his
duty, but that they should make room
for men who would inforce the law.
Gambling of every kind is at an end
and the Kentucky lottery and the pool
rooms are closed. PriZefghting, which
flourished here for a time, has been
stopped. However, a merry-go-round race
track will be constructed here within the
next thirty days and pools will be sold
there.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
TRAGEDY ABOARD THE
STEAMSHIP 0RIZABA
Aged Suicide Seeks in Death to Pre-
vent His Identity Becom-
ing Known.

VENTURA, Dec; 91.-A passenger
booked as j. R. Lang on the steamship
Orizaba. from San Pedro to this city.
committed suicide early this morning
shortly before the boat entered Huene-
me. He shot himself over the right:
with a 32-caliber revolver, causing death
Instantly. He was we'll dressed. about 30
wears old and feet s inches tall. There
was 81 60 in his vest. .pockcr~ A note was
found pinned to his. vest on the inside,
which was as follows:
To the coroner or to Whom 1t May Concern; !:
Age, ill-health, lack of funds and wish to
avoid becoming burden to the public impel
me to call upon the StyX River ferrXman Mt
tie; ahead of time. No. kith kin or FRIENDS TO
notify. should my remains wash ashore
(which hope. they Will not dob please dispose
of them at the least expense possible 70 al con-
a-ns5 Truiy yorrs ]: SMITH.
California.
This case seems shrouded with mystery;
and it is believed that both Lang ana
Smith are fictitious names. F II: Daley,
a iivervman, positively identified. the
body as that of his father-in-laW TINS al
ternoon, but later was. in doubt Mrs;
Daley also visited the Morgue several
times. but was not positive: Daley mas
not seen nor heard sof his father-ln-laW
for several years.
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MAIL BLOCKADE WILL
SOON BE BROKEN
One Hundred Sacks at Lake Bennett
to Be Transported Over the
Ice to Dawson

TACOMA. Dec. 31-POstmaster Hayden
has been notified by Postmaster sampson
and Special Postal Agent Wilcox, both OF
Skaguay, that the blockade OF mall at
Lake Bennett will be broken very soon.
Over a hundred sacks of mail forwarded
from Skaguay since October have. been
held at Bennett until the lakes and'rivers
should freeze, making ice transportation
possible.
Norman Macauley of Victoria has pur,,
chased four tons of creamery butter and
n large quantity of tobacco, which he Will
rush into Dawson during January to re-
lcve the shortage of those supplies there.
Two months ago several Dawsonltes
..cornered'' the butter market and bought
the entire supply of certain kinds OF to-
bacco. Prices have gone away up. insur-
ing large profits on Macauley's venture.
His expedition will consist of five men be-
sides horse and dog teams.
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in both when necessary, they are not
in favor of unnecessary tinkering with
either. The bank currency plans of one
year ago have changed, but the Pres1-
dents recommendation has not
changed. The bank currency plans OF
this year may change, but the value
of the recommendations of the Presi-
dent will not be affected. Who is better
qualified and who more entitled to our
attention as an interpreter of the voice
of the American people in 1896 for sound
money and the gold standard than he
whom the people chose in that great
contest as their chief magistrate?
already the ponderous wheels of in
dustry so long stilled are moving. AL
ready work seeks the American work.
ingman. Already the credits of the
country, so intimately connected with
the country's prosperity and yet so
sensitive to radical currency legislation,
are reviving under the influence Of i'm
proved conditions and of the restored
confidence of man in man. Let us make
no mistakes. Let us take no backward
steps Let us all, whether we have this
theory or that theory Of banking cur
rency, stand at one side for the present
until the Presidents recommendation
becomes law and forwards govern
mental currency reform"
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
ASKS FOR INJUNCTION
AGAINST UNION MEN
Wabash Railroad Company Claims 1t
Is Hampered by Carpen-
ters' Council.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 31.-The Wabash Rail
road Company has asked for an injunc-
ton against r. Fuele and others, mem
bers of the Carpenters District Council,
to restrain it from interfering with it in
its plans to occupy it's quarters in the new
Lincoln Trust building.
The petition alleges that the plaintiff
had leased rooms in the building and sent
q force of its employees to fit up the rooms
for occupancy on January II, but that they
were met by the defendants and informed
that they would not be permitted to work
unless they would agree to join the Car
penters Council. u labor organization
TO which the defendants belong.
Tho petition charges that the plaintiff s
men were intimidated by hostile demon
strations and did not perform the work.
It alleges that there is no hope for a COM
TO occupy tho building Immediately ii will
he irreDarably injured
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
A FAMOUS INSTITUTION.
The Old and Favorably Known Santa
Clara College.

The Santa Clara College, located in
the town Of the name 1t bears, is one
of the most celebrated secular institu-
tions of learning in California. 1t was
established by the fathers of the So
ciety of Jesus on March 10, 1851, and
was chartered on April 2S, 1856, with all
the rights and privileges of univer
sity. 1t has made rapid strides since
that time and many men notable in
the history of California are graduates
therefrom.
The college is admirably located and
is Justly celebrated for the beauty of
it's surrounding scenery and the mild
ness and salubrity of climate. 1t is
easily accessible by rail, it being To-
Gated on the lines of the Southern Pa
cific and South Pacific Coast railways.
The college buildings are extensive
and admirably adapted for the purpose
to which they are devoted. In the
past few years extensive improvements
were made and there are now seven
/ large buildings, besides others of less
Importance, enclosed in a quadrangle
of nearly ten acres. With most COM
plete and appropriate accommodations
in every department and a full staff of
professors, this institution presents
uncommon advantages for the moral
mental and physical training of young
men and boys
Among the studies taught are Greek,
Latin, English, elocution, mental phil
osophy, natural sciences, mathematics,
arithmetic, bookkeeping, history, geog-
raphy, modern languages and the fine
arts. The equipments of the institu-
tion are of the latest and best. The
president is Rev. Joseph w. Riordan, S.
j.; vice president Rev. Robert L.
Kenna, S. J.; treasurer. Rev. J. Collins,
S. j.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
CAUCUS TO
DECIDE UPON
PATRONAGE

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Dec. SIT is announced to-
night that there will be joint caucus
of the Republican majority tomorrow
afternoon for the purpose of discussing
patronage matters necessary to the or
ganization of the Legislature.
The prevailing opinion is that no
definite decision will be reached except,
perhaps, a determination of the amount
of patronage that is to go to each MEM
ber
The naming of the attaches will be
DELAYED by such members as desire to
postpone permanent organization un-
til Tuesday.
It is expected that one result of the
caucus will be welding of all factions
opposed to Burns Senatorial candt-
dacy
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
PRODUCTION OF METALS.
Increases Reported From Several
Western States.

BOISE, idaho, Dec. 31.-An estimate of
the production of metals in Idaho during
1888 made by the assay Office in this city
is: Gold, $2,273, 700; silver, $7,74O,OOO; lead,
$5,375, ,755. Total; SIS .3S9 400. This is an in
crease Of. 81, ,659570 oyer 1897.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec. 31.-Wells.
Fargo e. Co.'S statement of the mineral
product of Utah for 1898 shows: Copper,
1888. .63s pounds; unrefned lead, sO346 100
pounds; silver, 1874 .722 ounces; gold, 104-
900 ounces. Total export value, 80 277. .543
Computing gold and silver at the mint
valuation and other metals at their value
at the seaboard would increase the value
of the product to $15, 5,S020s2.
DENVER, Dec. 31.-The Times to-day
publishes the following statement of the
mineral production of Colorado in 1898:
Gold. S27 sol, ,i60; silver s14 961 ,5S7; copper
81 ,204 514; lead, $3.442, ,001. Total SAT 109 562
The gold output shows a gain of nearly
SS,O00O00 over that of 1897 and the total
mineral production increased 81 las, $50. OF
the gold $l6,000,000 is credited to Cripple
Greek.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
MAJOR KYLE For
CHIEF CLERK OF
THE ASSEMBLY

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Dec. Silt is the talk to-
night that the Assembly will be organ
lied without scandal or prolonged con-
test for patronage. Major Kyle, who
rendered the party excellent service in
the late campaign, may not have a
walkover for chief clerk, but he will
win out handsomely.
Ex-senator Banks of San Francisco
is slated for sergeant at arms, with no
competitor in sight
In the Senate Frank Brandon will be
reelected as clerk. There was talk a
few days ago of candidate from Ala
media County, but later reports are to
the effect that Mr. Brandon will have
no opponent
No such harmony exists, however. in
regard to the position of sergeant at
arms of the Senate. The fight is on at
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
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fiscal year and s49O ,634 ,O1O in 1867 With
the exception of these two, years the re-
ceipts never before In the history of the
seven times have they ever reached $780,
100000 The receipts from customs during
the six months amounted to S96045,S39 as
period last year. For the month of De-
cember the customs receipts aggregated
$16.S64 ,325, which was the highest point
reached under the present Dingley law
and the largest for December since 1888,
when it was SIG, 900 600. The receipts from
Internal revenue sources amounted during
the war of the rebellion. The total for
December was $41 404 ,794
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
RECEIPTS ARE INCREASING.
How Uncle Sans Revenues Have
Bounded Upward

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31-The forth
coming statement OF the Government re-
ceipts and expenditures will show that
during the half-year ending to-day, the
receipts aggregated S2i5 ,96l, 500 against
S207 ,574 for the same period last year
According to the Treasury records these
receipts are the largest since 1866 when
they reached sos ,0S2 $50 for the entire
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
SEEKING DATA AS TO
THE CONFEDERATE DEAD
Already the Government Is Taking
Steps to Properly Mark
the Graves.
Ew ORTEAN

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 31-George
Moorman, adjutant general, has issued a
circular to Unked Confederate Veterans
division commanders in each Southern
State, in which he says: Official request
has been made by an officer of the Gov
ernment. asking these headquarters to
furnish at once a list of all graveyards or
cemeteries where Confederate soldiers are
buried, and, as far as possible. the num-
Der of interments. Will you please send
at once names of cemeteries, location and
number inferred as far as you are able
and at once take measures to ascertain
and report at your very earliest convent
ence all in your division?"
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
SOUGHT TO ADD THE
KAISER TO ITS STAFF
New York Paper Sends Him a Check
With Request for Signed
Article.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Berlin corre-
spondent of the Observer states that a
local paper, the name of which is not
given, vouches for the truth of an anus
ing story, according to which Emperor
William recently received a letter from a
New York publisher inclosing check for
$4,000, and requesting that His Majesty
write an article giving his views upon the
Spanish-American war.
The check was returned through the
German embassy at Washington with
the observation that Mis- Majesty had
neither time nor the wish at present to
devote himself to a journalistic career.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
BURNS WORKERS
TRYING TO FORCE
A CAUCUS
Continued from Second Page.

was merely blind given out for the
purpose of deceiving those who might
either inquire or desire to know where
the Governor elect was. 1t was stated
as a fact that Gage was in consultation
with D. M Burns and his friends at
the Palace Hotel in San Francisco dur
ing the entire evening. The SUBJECT OF
discussion was as to how tile Senatorial
candidacy of Mr.. Burns could be best
advanced. The details Of it were not
obtainable here, but Governor-elect
Gage devoted his entire evening to it.,
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
Sails With Troops for Cuba.

SAVANNAH. Ca, Dec 31.-The trans
port Michigan sailed at o'clock tonight
for Cuba with two battalions of the Third
Nebraska.
General Wilson, with headquarters of
the First Army Corps and the Eighth
Massachusetts and Third Kentucky, has
been ordered here to embark for Matan-
zas The Manitoba and the Minnewaska
and Michigan will return at once from
Cuba to carry the Seventh Cavalry.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
OPPOSE ANTI-scALPING BILL.
National Live Stock Convention to
Adopt Strong Pesolutions.

DENVER, Dec 31.-An officer of the
association said to-day that the National
Livestock Convention to convene in this
city on January "a will adopt strong reso-
lutions opposing the passage of the anti
scalping bill, which is booked to come up
in the Senate soon after the holiday re-
cess.
The association will have delegates from
twenty States in the Union. representing
$3.50 900 000 of invested capital.
kilograms will be sent 10 Washington
next week asking the Senate to postpone
action on the measure until after the con-
VPnfiOn
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
JOHN CAVITY LIVES.
Was Not Killed in the Steamer T. G..
Walker Disaster.

STOCKTON, Dec. 31.-JOhn Canty, the
missing fireman who was on the steamer
T. c: Walker when the steam drum ex-
ploded with such disastrous results near
been heard from. He has written to the
California Navigation and Improvement
Company. that he has been' i'll at St.
Marys Hospital in San Francisco all the
time the Deputy United States Marshals
were searching for him and did not know
that he was WANTED.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
ITALIAN SQUADRON
EN- ROUTE TO CARTAGENA
Italy Determined to Collect Indem-
nifty and Get Satisfaction for
Colombia's Insuhr.

LONDON, Dec. 31.-A special dispatch
from Rome says an Italian squadron is
now en- route to Cartagena, Colombia, to
enforce President CleveIand's award of in
demnity to the Cerruti creditors. Ad-
miral De Brochetti who commands the
squadron, has been instructed to insist
upon satisfaction. for the insults to Italy
which occurred during the debates in the
Colombia Chamber.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
Razaars Are Forbidden.

MONTREAL, Dec. 81. = Archbishop
Rrichesi TODAY issued a mandament for
hiddiro the holding of bazaars in the fu-
tf ture for any purpose whatever. He has
siso cautioned the French Canadian news
papers not to publish any more pictures d1;t re
of murderers and to publlsh merely the
outlines of the cases in future
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
GOING AFTER. TRUSTS.
ohio's Attorney General to Sue the
American Biscuit Company.

COLUMBUS, Dec. 31.-Attorney General
Monet is going after another company
which is regarded as a trust. 1t. is the
American Biscuit Company of which B.
F. Crawford is president. He is prepar-
Ing petition to file in the Supreme Court
at S55 900 900, but which he has been in
formed, is doing business on S5,000,000 cap
ital Some of the wholesale grocers have
inf