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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-03-02
ELLINGTON.

Crystal Lake correspondence
Perrin Dimock of Kibbe Was home over
Sunday. ", 49,.
DR.. and Mrs. F. s. Charter of Rock Vile
called on friends last Tuesday. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Skinner OF Rock
| vile were 1t Lucius Aborn's early in the
week. -. = ..:..:-....-:.,
Mrs Ella Martin Is visiting her aged
mother and other relatives In Charlton,
Mass. <.'''f. :--.'' !
FEE. Charter of Bridgeport was the
guest of his brother, Alfred "a part .pf
last week. -
Perrin L. Charter has gone this week.
to Springfield, where he has accepted d
position as an accountant with a meat
and grocery firm. ::
| A horse belonging to John Lind be-
came seriously injured in the stable re-
Gently. Mr.. Lind was also hurt In trying
| to relieve the horse. ;. 1t was necessary to
kill the animal.
I UNION.
f Mrs. Charles Scranton is quite sick
with the grip.
| Miss Mabel Foster of Stafford is visit
Fling the Misses Belle and Lizzie Moore.
Regular meeting of the grange Friday.
Master Raymond Town Is spending his
vacation with his aunt at Stafford.
The Ladies' Benevolent society met
with Miss Alkaline Paul Tuesday and
chose the following officers for this year
President, Jenny Hopkinson vice-presi-
dent, Mrs, George Town; secretary, Mrs.
Roscius Back. =
1 Mrs. Esther Upham, wife of Hylon
Perry, died at her home at Perryville,
il Dudley, Mass, Feb. 4th, aged "a years.
] Mrs. Perry was born In Union, but re-
moved with her parents to Thompson
many years since. After her marriage
they lived in Norwich until the close OF
the civil war. MIR. Perry was member
of the 18th c. ", being sergeant of Co.
e. In 1856 they removed to Perryville,
where they have since resided. They
celebrated their golden wedding last No
vember. She leaves one son, Charles
who lives at Athol, Mass.
| = Rock Meadow.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Webster and
Marian visited at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Rlodgett, in Holland, Wash
ington's birthday.
The school in the little red schoo
house." of which Mrs. Barrows Is teach
or, closed last Saturday. There were l!
visitors present, who enjoyed NIGEL!
!, rendered program by the children.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-03-02
NOTICE.

All persons liable to pay taxes in the town of
Mansfield, Conn.,, are hereby notified that have
received a rate bill and warrant to levy and
collect a town tax of twelve mills on dollar on
said taxes are due March 9th, 1899, and for the
purpose of receiving the same will be at the
lincoln Bros store, Morrow, wednesday, March
8th, from o'clock till 10 O'Clock a. m; at the
store of A. b. Campbell from II am. till 10 o'clock
m. !; also at the store OF f. o. vinton from
till O'Clock d. M. On Thursday, March eth, at
the store of L. L. Lyon, from till 10 o'clock a.
m. !; at the Post office at Gurleyville from II a.
no. TIL O'Clock D. m. ; also at Mr.. Beebe's store
from till p. no. On Monday, March 18th, at
the Post ONCE at Mount Hope from 10 till II
o'clock q. M. at the Post ONCE at Mansfield
Center from IL No. till o'clock p. m; also at the
Town Clerks office from till o'clock p. m on
each OF said days to receive said taxes.
JAMES G. GREEN, Collec or.
Mansfield, Feb. 8th, 1899. 1915
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
Between the Lines,

When women write-some sage opines
A man must read between the lines
But, heavens. what n contract greets
That wight whose girl writes sixteen
sheets.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
FASHIONS LATEST
The Girl of the Period Now Adorns
Herself With Barbaric Jewels.

Fashions latest extreme takes the
form of a rage for barbaric jewels.
Bracelets and anklets as burdensome
in appearance as sliackles and heavily
linked chains are accepted as the latest
mode in jewelry by well gowned wom-
en-. The fad was recently introduced
In Paris, where massive bracelets were
worn exclusively on the ankles with
short bicycle skirts that were fashion
able.
Two New York women who have
just returned from Paris wear them
about the ankleeor just at the top OF
the boot when donned in their sporting
clothes.
II is said that several other women
have already been measured for them.
The most beautiful ones are undoubt-
eddy those that are enamelled or the
dull gold ones that are studded with
uncut stones. But one is admissible
and it should be worn on the left foot.
This tendency for massive barbaric
jewelry is also noticed in the bands of
gold OF exquisite Etrlscan workman
ship which are worn low on the fore
head with dinner or evening gowns
and in the heavy chains that fall to the
knees after being wrapped several
times around the throat.
Suspended nj the end of them there
is often small. single eyeglass, a di-
mlnutive fan or an odd little note
book.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
Things Worth knowing.

That falling of the hair after Illness
may be prevented by the frequent APP
plication of sage tea to the scalp.
That consumptlve night sweats may
be arrested by sp0nging the body. be-
fore retiring to rest. with salt and wa
fer
That a tumbler of hot, strong lemon
ade taken on going to bed will often
break up a bad cold. The remedy
should be used when the cold is first
felt. for if it is allowed TO make head
way ii will have to run its course.
That warm borax water. applied to
the scalp. will remove dandruff.
That little carbonate of soda in wa
ter will relieve sick headache caused
by Indigestion.
That morning lassitude and headache
are usually caused by want OF proper
ventilation In the bedroom.
That a bag of hot sand will greatly
relieve the pain caused by neuralgia.
That a fever patient can be made
cool and comfortable by frequent
snonging with water in which little
soda has been dissolved.
That uncomfortable fitting boots
with high heels not only cause an
awkward walk, but are often a source
of headache and other maladies.
That a half-pint of hot water taken
on rising and before retiring to bed at
night viii greatly benefit most suffer-
ers from dyspepsia.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
Dnsky New Women.

Many an Arab lady never leaves her
house from the tine she IL married
until she is carried out 10 he buried.
a woman of the middle class IL al
lowed more liberty. and occasionally
goes out for walks. accompanied rs a
rule by n servant The poor creature
is developed i'm masses of white drap-
cry. which make her look like walk
ing bundle. and ia front or her face
she arranges a large black scarf EN-
broidered with blue, red and white
flowers. 1t falls low in front. and,
even by holding up the ends, she can
not see more than n foot or two of the
road before her. often wonder
that she does not get run over when
she goes out alone. for | am sure she
needs dog 10 guide her quite as much
as any blind man. Servants and 9th
err women of the lower classes wear
pieces of black crcpon wound tightly
round their faces. leaving just q slit
for slIeir eyes to peep through. and
they are equally nutfied up in white
draperies. Seen from distance, says
Pearson's Weekly. they might be men
with masks OF thick black boards. as
i'm Arab countries il Is by no means
easy TO tell man from woman at
first sight The older and uglier a
woman is the more prudish she seems
To be about covering up her face. which
after all. is rather considerate on her
part. Even the greater number OF ne
crosses wear the yashmak. but the Be
douin women never DO. Indeed. l am
told that in the interior there is one
Arab tribe whose men wear wells. and
whose women go about With their
faces uncovered. These are probably
the new women of Africa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30

When Mr.. Jonas Howard. an esteem.
ed citizen of Jeffe.sonylle. Ind. went
10 Washington from his Congressional
district several years ago. he left be-
hind him a devoted and affectionate
body of constituents in town and
country, who fancied that great per.
Sonal benefits wcnld come to them
through Mr.. Howard's powerful pres
tnce in the halls cf national wisdom.
One of these rural adherents. n small
farmer with some momentouS political
design on his mind. followed Mr.. How
ard 10 Washington in eager pursuance
of that mysterious object. He return
eel in about five days, seemingly not
mnch elated.
well. Bill" a town Acquaintance
Saluted him. did YOU see Washington
and Mr. Howard aud did YOU get
what you went aft-r:''
''la-as. | seen N'aShin'ton," he re-
piled grumpily. "snd seen Jonas:
but Jonas couldn't do nothin' fer me:
he was a-havin' lard work to keep
from gittin' trompcd on hissefi."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
HAIR OR NAMENTs:
More In Demand Than Any Other
Articles Of Jewelry.

More In Demand Than Any Other
Articles Of Jcwelry-
Ornaments for the hair seem 10 be
nprs in demand than any other article
u jewelry, TO judge by the variety or
these baubles displayed In the big
gem-shpos. A tiara of diamonds with
a row of splendid eiDeralds across the
top and a tiny crown of rubies and
diamonds are worth 4 kings ransom.
as emeralds and diamonds were never
more expensive than they are at pres
ent. A pair of diamond wings nova
BILE to any angle, is TO be worn with a
feather aigrette, and an airy, delicate
aigrette has exquisite opals and dia-
monds on quiyering stems. An algret-
t. OF diamonds palm-leayes is new and
graceful 1t is mounted on diamond
scroll. But newest of all is = hum
ming bird in gold set with rubies emer-
aids and diamonds, holding a single
diamond In its mouth, and mounted on
a white feather aigrette. Diamond
aigrettes with pendent. quivering tur-
quoises are beautiful. The necklace OF
first water diamonds strung ON a gold
EN- wire, SO that on the neck only the
drops OF fire are visible. is admired by
everyone. but IL does not become COM
mon even among the very rich. as the
stones In necklace of this description
have to be well-nigh perfect gems aud
perfectly matched to have the proper
effect A regal necklace is of diamond
scrolls and rosettes. each studded with
a single ruby, the pendant is a wonder
full pear-shaped ruby. A necklet for
a young girl is chain of diamonds
with cross wheel slide set with d
single pearl.
A new corsage pin is a diamond
cherry leaf, with gold stem and sim
gle turquoise for fruit. A pink pearl
for great beauty. and enormous value,
is trimmed with diamonds and supported
by two large white pearls: and all
these are set among scrolls and leaves
of diamonds. Another corsage orna-
ment il large shamrock composed of
three huge white pearls, set in the fin
est briliants: a small shamrock shows
a black. white and pink pearl each esi.
circled by brilliants and connected In
the centre by one single white stone.
A novel ornament Is a ribbon of dia'
monds, tied into a succession of true
lovers knots in graduated sizes, each
bow forming a separate breach.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30

tina editor of the Christian Science
Journal, adds that If she desired she
easily could be millionaire within Il
few years, from the sale of her books
alone. Another man. high in authority
in the church, says that she is the best
paid author in the world,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
soIace For lonely Souls.

All of a sudden the much-alye met
ropolitan clubwoman seems to be in
terested i'm the sister whose life Is apt
TO be one awful round of monotony-
the farmers wife. AS Is well known
there is a preponderant per cent. OF
these .::'let alone" women i'm the insane
asylum. says writer on club topics.
one bright idea is the opening in
town of ''rest ROOM where the
farmers wife may stay on Saturday
With the latest magazines and the
ever comforting cup Of tea. this weary
weekly shopper may find mental and
bodily refreshment. This work has
been particularly espoused by Mis-
sonri clubwomen. In other parts the
farmers wife is looking out for her.
self. az lpstanced at Lapeer, Michigan
In this town the women of the sur.
rounding country have rented two
rooms in the courthouse. Each mem.
Der furnished one yard Of carpet, one
chair. one cup and saucer, ana every
Saturday came together to spread
lunch and talk things over The
city clubwoman. In order to give both
dollars and diversion TO the country
woman, who sadly needs a little finan.
cial Independence, is also making a
market for domestic manufacturers
This is a new work especially espoused
by Mrs Candace Wheeler, of New
York. Such industries as weaving OF
home made rugs in imitation of Orlen.
tai textiles, and OF odd designs in table
linen, have been encouraged with ar
tistic results.
Farmers wives away out West. in
the meantime drive many miles over
rough mountain roads for their one SO
cial pleasure-the monthly literary
club. The big city clubs, such as the
Denver Woman's Club. on the other
hand. regularly send periodicals and
club papers to the lonely women too
remotely situated for a chance to be-
iou,r ~ any alnh
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
Correction.

Eve stated Says the Plunkvil.e
Bugle, that the gent now playing
Othcllo at the Opera house let his
hands hang around like a couple or
miniature hams He called ON us
yesterday in regard thereto. With as
sistance OF the pressman and the shoe
maker who occupies the room adjoin-
ing the Bugle office, we elected him.
but moi until he had landed on ms with
hand that showed the suse of the
word miniature - have been seri-
Gus mistake. Indianapolis Journal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
RARRARIC IEWELS.

The revival of the fashion of wearing
chains originated in Rome at fash
ionable bazaar for the benefit of con-
vent, when three long chains Of cut jets
were strung by the nuns and offered
for sale.
They were bought by two New York
women and one French woman. After
ward large demand was made for
them in Paris
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30

Dr.. Caay'S Condition RoaOde,S, are just
what horse needs when in bad condition
Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge
They are not food but medicine and the
best in use to put horse in prime con-
dition. Price IS cts per package For
sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
Ready to BE Thrilled, and She Was

Az Ohio lady visiting Boston for the
first time has been doing the sights
81 had my greatest thrill down al
Ccpp's Hill burying ground" she said
sYes. that's just the place for the his
toric emotions commented her inter
locutor. She smiled. "As soon as my
sister-in-law and got into the place.
she said. II found myself almost step
ping upon a grave with an inscription
on a queer little iron-cover sort OF
tomb. / jumped back, feeling the way
you do when you step on a grave. and
read the inscription. just three initials
no name or date isn't it patheticT
said to my sister-in law. oh. | don'i
know she answered. II. w. w. means
Boston Water Works
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
letter, saIt-Rheum and eczema

The intense itching and smarting -inci.
dent to these diseases is instantly allayed
by Applying Chamberlain Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. II
is equally efficient for itching piles an
a favorite remedy for sore nipples, chap
ped hands, chilblains, frost bites and
chronic sore eyes. 25cts per box. For
sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
RArEs or ADvERrssrNo.

sne square six iinees srSt insertion 4 90;
Fubreques1 insertions so Gents. SPECIAL rates
made with monthly, quarterly and yearly ad-
YertiserE.
Local notices and political or personal
communications Is cents per line: subseQuen
Insertions. 10 cents per line.
Ordinary arriaGe announcements. twenty
i've ceDss. OBITUARY notices will be charged
tor al ons-hsif the usual rates OF advertising
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
NO TICE
The Annapolis SAVINGS Institution

OPEN DAILY Sundays and Legal Holidays ex.
cepted), from 10 q. m. TO p. M, for the receip
ofdeposits.
OPEN TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS from
4 p. m. to 8 p. m. f, illegal Holidays exceptedl
for the withdrawal OF deposits. Abs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
Revised TO suit.

my motto" sail the new boarder.
sis pay as you 90"
The landlady shook her head.
1T wouldn't do IN my business" she
said. "A man might hang around n
month and then forget his motto. My
motto is pay Saturday night or 20"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30

Her gown with beauty is designed:
All must admit its charm.
But the way she holds ID up behind
VIII one day r,.ak her arm.
Washington Star
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-30
Mrs. Mary b. q. Eddy as an Author.

Some idea Of the enormous income
derived by Mrs. Mary Baker q. Eddy
head OF the Christian Scientists. from
the sale of her books may be gained
from her published statement that she
has given almost 100000 in charity In
the last three years. Judge Hanna,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-07
Telegran1y.

WASHINGTON, 7go Grudnia. -
Minister fnans6w Gage przedfozyf
kongresowi sprawozdanie roczne,
W kt6rem zaleca zaprowadzenie wa
luty zfotej, przyznajac potrzebe po-
robienia pewnych ustepstw zwolen-
nixon srebra. Stan fnansowy kra-
ju jest dobry, pomimo defcytu W
kasie W sumie 80 milionow dola-
row, spowodowanego wojne ma FL
ipinach i nadzwyczajnymi wydat-
kami. Dochody byiy W roku mi
nionym o 116 milion6w wieksze,
niz W roku zaprzeszfym.
w senacie wniesiono 800 wnio-
sk6w i rezolucyj, ME mowiac set
kach r6znych petycyj. Miedzy re-.
zolucyami jest jedna, wyrazajaca
sympatye dla Boerow. Nc MILAN
Michigan Wnlosf rezolucye, pro-
testujaca przeciw polityce rosyj-
skiej W obec Finlandyi. Inni Sc
natorzy wnie5i protesty przeciw
wielozenstwu W Utah. Rawlins "a
daf przeprowadzenia sledztwa, lie
prawdy jest W zarzutach, re Nc
Kinley mianowaf wielozenc6w u
rzednikami zwiazkowymi W Utah.
Ma posiedzeniu egzekutywnem
zatwierdzono nominacye Elihu
Root ma ministra wojny.
LoNDYN, 7go Grudnia.
Boerzy posunei sic blizej miasta j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-07

Papiez zaziebif sic i ma krotki
oddech. Lekarz zabronil mu udzie-
lac posfuchania. Stan zdrowia Pa
pieza ME budzi zadnej obawy.
BERLIN, ego Grudnia.-Ksiaze
Hohenlohe oswiadczyf W parlamen-
Gle, re rada rzeszy niemieckiej Ego.
dzita sic ma zniesienie prawa, ogra-
niczajacego wolnosc stowarzyszenia
sic. Parliament przyjaf odnosny
projekt W pierwszemi drugiem czy.
taniu.
Oredzie McKinleya zostafo przy.
jete przychylnie. Cesarz omawlat
ie z Buelowem, ministrem spraw
zewnetrznych.
L1zBoNA, 7go Grudnia. = Dwoch
rosyjskich putkownik6w, general i
jeden pufkownik francuzki wyJe-
chah do Lourenzo Marques. Wez-
ma udziaf W obronie Pretoryi. Sc
kretarz tutejszego francuzkiego
poselstwa odprowadzit ich ma okret,
HAVANA, Kuba, 7go Grudnia. :
Oredzie prezydenta uczynifo ma
Kubanczykach wielkie wrazenie.
Nawet przedstawiciele obozu skraj-
nego przyznaja, re oredzie pogodzi
Kubanczyk6w Amerykanami.
BERLIN, 7go Grudnia.
Oburzenie W cafej Europe wzrasta
skutkiem wiadomosci pochodza-
cych z dobrego zr6dfa, re Anglicy
obchodza sic z wzietymi do niewoh
Boerami W spos6b barbaraynski.
300 Boer6w, kt6rzy z}ozyli bron,
wycieto W pien rozkazu ofcera,
zabijano nawet lekarzy z odznaka-
mi Czerwonego Krzyza.
PARYz, 7go Grudnia. = Ma po-
siedzeniu wysokiego sadu zeznawai
urzednik policyjny Puybaraud, re
antysemici dziafai W porozumieniu
z nacyonalistami j socyalistami. Ma
jednem zebran poufnych robbie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-07
Wnioski i rezolucye W Kongresie
Anglicy morduja bez litosci jehc6w.
SBARETTI ARCYBISKUPEM W SANTIAGO.
O generate Young niema zadnych Wiesci
MoRDERCA sPALoNY MA zSTOSlE.

tyczna, swietnie obmyslona, wy
konywana niemiecka dokfadno-
scia polityka kolonialna.
Tax sic Niemcy przygotowuja
do wieku Xxx, kt6ry bedzie ,wie-
klein wojny o taryfy traktaty ham
dlowe", jak rzek Salisbury. Tu
godna uwagi jedna okolicznosc. 4
koncem r. 1908 skoncza sic W Eu-
ropie niemal wszystkie traktaty
handlowe. Niemcy beda musiafy
odnowic je siedmiu mocarstwami,
miedzy niemi z Rosya i z Austrya,
Otoz W tym samym czasie beda 60
towe juz wszystkie wojenne okrety,
ma kt6rych budowe uchwalono kre-
dyt pred paru laty. To ME jest
przypadkowa zbieznoseia faktow,
niemajacych miedzy soba mic
wspolnego, owszem to tf6maczy
niemiecka niechec do utrwalenia
pokoju, te niechec, kt6ra sic tax
dosadnie objawifa ma konferencyi
W Hadze.
Lecz rozw6j zamorskiego han
dlu Niemiec, oraz to, re wick Xxx
bedzie wiekiem wojen taryfy i
traktaty handlowe, ME pozwala u
stawac temu cesarstwu W powie-
kszaniu foty wojennej - toto dla-
tego cesarz Wilhelm wsp6lnie ze
swym ministrem marynarki, bez
wiedzy ksiazat panujacych W RE
sly, kanclerza innych ministr6w,
opracowat projekt budowy nowych
statk6w wojennych = 27-miu pam
cernik6w, 20-tu krazownikow i Kill
kudziesieciu iodzi torpedowych =
kosztem miliarda $50 milionow
marek wydatku jednorazowego,
kt6ry pociagnie "a soba procz tego
ogromne powiekszenie stafego bu-
dzetu marynarki. Wkr6tce ten
projekt przedstawiony bedzie par
lamentowi, a re powstaf bez wiedzy
ksiazat panujacych, kt6rych woli,
wedle konstytucyi zwiazkowej, jest
cesarz tylko wykonawca, przeto
opozycya przeciw ,,bezbrzeznym',
wymaganiom marynarskim ma Ia
twy spos6b do walki. Me ulega
jednak watpliwosci, re ostatecznle
cesarz przeprowadzi swoj projekt.
Nieznuzona dziafalnosc niemie-
cka ma polu interesow handlowych
i marynarskich rzuca silny snop
swiatfa ma przysz}osc, przysztose
nalezy do tych, kt6rzy wytrwale i
rozumnie przygotowuja sic do "a
dan nastepnego wieku przewidy-
wanych walk o taryfy i traktaty
handlowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-07

ustawii armaty ma nowych pozy-
cyach. Ma dzisiaj byf zapowie-
dziany ogolny szturm ma miasto,
lecz W ostatniej chwiG zmieniono
dyspozycye.
Boerzy zajeli slime stanowiska
m,edzy rzeka Modder a Kimberley.
Lord Methuen siedzi bezczynnie W
Jacobsdal, czekajac tam ma przy-
sfanie armat, amunicyi i zapas6w
/zywnosci.
Wycieczka Anglik6w Kimber-
ley wypadfa niepomyslnie. An
glicy spodziewali sic nieprzyjaciof
zaskoczyc we snie, tymczasem ci
czuwali przyjeli natret6w tax NOR
derczym ogniem, ze ci cofneli sic z
przerzedzonymi sergeant.
PRETORIA, 7go Grudnia. -
General Joubert zasfabf leczy sic
W Volksrust, W Transvaalu. Ia
stepuje go general Schelbinder.
Wojsko oblezone W Ladysmith
uie. ma ruchu i jest skazane ma poi
porcyj zywnosci. Move ciezkie
dziafo, bijace ma odleg1osc 5000
yard6w, zrzadza W obozie angiel-
skim wiele szkody. W miescie sze-
RIA sic choroby.
Podczas wycieczki Angfik6w z
Kimberley zginat major Scott
Turner, porucznik G. w. Wright
20 pod ofcer6w i szeregowc6w.
Raniono 2 ofcer6w % szeregow-
COW.
RzyM, 7go Grudnia. = Ojciec
swiety mianowaf monsignora Sba-
retti arcybiskupem archidyecezyi
Santiago da Cuba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-07

Hasten wyborcow byf .,socyalizm"
j ,,antysocyalizm".
w Bedfort zostaf socyalistyczny
kandydat ma mayora pobity wick.
szoscia 5000 gfos6w.
MAYsv1LLE, KY, 7 Grudnia. -
Dick Coleman, morderca pani
Lashbrook, zostaf przez motfoch,
zfozony tysiaca ludzi, wyrwany z
rak urzednik6w i pod wodza meza
zamordowanej wleczony przez ulice
miasta. Przywiazano go nastepnie
do drzewa, pod kt6rem uiozono
stos. Coleman zostaf spalony zyw-
Gem.
Szeryf pomocnikami staraf sic
ME dopuscic do zwycieztwa motto
chu, lecz uleg} przewazajacej sile.
Zaciagnieto stryczek ma szyje zb6-
ia, oblewano mu twarz witryolejem,
rzucano miafki pieprz W oczy, "a
dawano mu rany dragiem. Zmarf
powolna, straszna smiercia. Mno-
stwo kobiet przygladafo sig wstre-
tnemu widowisku.
Gubernator Bradley wyznaczyf
nagrode "a podanie nazwisk tych
ludzi, kt6rzy lynczowali Colemana.