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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-11

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-11

Major Vardaman had large and ap.
preciative audience last Saturday and
he held it for an honr and half at such
attention that they followed his expires.
sions with ever increasing interest to
the end. All were captivated by his
frank and plain utternnces of events
certain to heset us at no distant day,
nnless greater devotion to principles
ana patriotism assn,ue ascendancy, and
the white people zea 'ous'y guard -v.rv
afenne that may len! to tlle disturbance
of the provisions OF uur state cuu-,itu
tion. Mr. Vardamnn had friends here
always hut last Saturday the spirit of
friendship and admiration for Vnr!a.
man descended nppn those present like
I; penii'"st, and brought every unde
cIded voter to his STANDARD. while n
numb + of others WE heard remark
that man Set me to thinking. Lex.
ington Advertiser,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-11

His fidelity to duty in Cuba robbed
him of the opportunity to meet his fell
ow- citizens throughout the state"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-11

him of the opportunity to meet his fel,
ow- citizens throughout the state"
*s*
Nardaman has carried Union and
Iallahatchie counties this week. So fa,
he has lost only one county in which a
primary was held where he made n
ilsht before the people. And that county
he lost by nine votes. He is the peer
OF any man in Mississippi.
Longino is still in the lead for Govern
or but he lacks a whole lot of votes
before reaching = nomination.
Vardanan may yet prove Roosevelt.
Water Valley, Herald.
~
THE Honorable J. X. Vardamap was
unfortunate in getting into the race
several months after the campaign had
opened. He did not get home from
Santiago, where he had been stationed
since the close of the war with Spain.
till the first of June As major os the
Fifth lmmnnes, he made an enyiable
record. Though he had no opportunity
OF facing bullets, he was exposed to all
the horrors of the camp-sickness and
death, did his duty, and more, fearless.
~ and returned home the idol of his
regiment. A drawer, more patriotic
and more deserving man never lived,
and in the event the gubernational
nomination goes his way, the State will
be redselned.--Ssiinitar
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-11

The Meridian News suggest. tha t
Major Valdaman shall quit the race
for Governor and become candidate
for Lieutenant Governor. 1t says:
"Tae man who il chosen 10 be Lien.
tenant Governor ought to BE- fit for the
tiovernorship, and this We know MOTOR
Vardaman elninrntly is. and Mr.. L. M.
Barber, of Harrison county, is not"
We believe the News suggestion
will he almost as distasteful to Major
Vardaman, as its refe renee to Mr.. Bar.
ber will he to that gentleman. We are
confident that Major Varlaman will re.
main in the race for Governor. And it
Is to he earnestly hoped that the McLau.
rim candidate will he defeated. Post.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
HyOmei Dyspepsia Cure

Is guaranteed because 1t contains the
9nly sernicide that Will destroy the
ton. the most dangerous form of dvs-
pepsia o99-
IT is guaranteed because 1t trca Is every
phase or dyspepsia separately, and per-
each case, which cannot be given in com
binauon, rs they counteract tho effect Of
Ask your druggists for free treatment
or Senu to us direct. If Il affords relief
purchase a box, and we viii refund tbn
money II it fails to curc, VIC
paid. Price, 900. po''aee
THE r. T. BOOTH CO.. Ithaca N "
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
COLLISION OF VESSELS.
A Savannah Line Steamer Cuts
Ferry Steamer In Two.
Who're Were Thirty or Forty People
aboard ana is Is Supposed shat
soveral Wore -Parsio-
tiinrs OF sne Ac cid ont are moaKre.
xBy telegraph to virgln,an-PiIot.y

New York, Oct. 31.-The Pennsyl-
wania ferryboat Chicago plying be-
tween jersey City and New York,
was CUT in two by the steamer City Of
Augusta, OF the Savannah Line, at IL: 35
rnfs (Tuesday) morning on the New
York side of North river. She went
down in seven OF eight minutes. There
were between thirty and forty people
aboard, four being women. It is sup
posed that several persons were drown
ed, though there Is no positive proof
Of this.
In spite OF the severity OF the ac-
cident, there was no panic. Most of the
people were on the upper, deck and
only half dozen persons were on the
lower deck. Most of the persons man
aged to obtain life-preeervers. Some
others who could not obtain them
about half dozen in number. swain
ashore.
The five or six persons who started
from the lower deck assisted each other
in getting ashore. There was consd-
cradle shouting for help. the people on
the boat calling for small boats to
come to their assistance. No small
poatS were launched, however, proba-
bly, owing to the brief period of time
Which elapsed between the cutting in
two and the sinking.
The City OF Augusta was evidently
coming up the river at the time of the
accident, while the Chicago was head
ed straight across from the Jersey
shore for the New York slip.
The City OF Augusta stopped after tho
accident, but apparently no boats were
lowered, and in the brief space of time
which elapsed. nothing was done to as
sist the persons in the water.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
YICE-PRESIDEAT HOBART I'LL.
tcontinued from First Page.)
nevertheless his friends here were not
prepared for to-days advices.
Nl1A. SICK LAST WINTER.

v
The Vice Presidents case was alarm
ing a large part of last winter, and OF
Thomasville, Ga. his condition be-
came so grave during q visit with the
President to the home of Senator
Hanna, that It could NO longer be con-
cealed from Mrs, Hobart, though kept
from the sick man himself. Vice
President Hobart returned North ear
Her than expected, because the South
ern climate did not glvo him the de-
sired relief but fallled 10 improve
much, and has been almost an invalid
ever since.
POPULAR WITH SENATORS.
His loss, should his present attack
result fatally, will DO regretted Sin
cerely by his colleagues in the Senate
with Whom he had q much greater IN
tluence than his predecessors in the
Vive- Presidential char. One old Sen
utor said tonight that during Ills long
Congressional career no other person
who had filled the position had been so
constant in attendance on the Senate's
sessions as Mr.. Hobart. AS u conse-
quence, he became Il very efficient pre-
siding officer. He was freely consulted
and his advice asked on party affairs.
HE was" said the Senator, "open.
honest and square in all his rulings
and endeavored to treat everybody
justly"
Senator William P. Frye, of Maine.
is now president pro tenn Of the Senate.
and as such presldes during the abb
sence of the Vice-President. In the
event of the death of MIR. Hobart. Sen,
ator Frye as president pro tenn Will
call the Senate to order when 1t meets
In December next
THE PRESIDENTS FRIENDSHIP.
The relation between the families Of
the President and Vice-Prcsident were
or an unusually cordial character. The
members OF the two households saw
more OF each other informally than
has been the case for a long time pre-
vious to the present administration
The Vice: residence is just
Il stones throw from the White House,
ana 1t was no uncommon sight TO see
the President walk to the Hobart
house and the Vice-President and Mrs.
Hobart and their young son return the
call In the same informal maner.
Frequently In the evening the Vice
President and Mrs. Hobart would go
over to the White House and spend an
hour or moro In conversation before the
President went up stairs to his office.
During Mr.. Hobart's illness hero the
President was n frequent visitor TO the
house, inquring after the health OF the
distinguished patient and IL the lntter's
health permitted would so out driving
with him. The night the Vice President
and his family left their home here
for the seaside the President came to
the house and remained until the car
rlages containing the party had left for
the railroad station.
PHYSICIAN AGAIN SUMMONED.
New York. October Sword reaches
here from Paterson that Mt los n. m.
Dr. Newton, his wife, and Hobart A..
Iuttic' were summoned to the residence
or Vice President Hobart. No word
comes from the sick chamber, but the
summoning OF these persons is not re-
;sarded as Il favorable indication.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
HAVE YOU TRIED
THE NEW CURE
For All Forms of Dyspepsia /?
More Relief Experienced in
One Days Treatment Than
by a Months Use of Old
Remedies.

Did You ever before hear of a dyspep-
STA cure in which the manufac turcrs had
enough confidence TO allow IL free test In
everyone before purchasing
DID you ever before know of a dyspep-
Sl;l cure where the manufa cturcrs re-
funded the money in case 1t failed Ia
cure! THIS Is the first time in tho his
tory or medicine that IL has ever been
uonc, and all persons afflicted should
proht by the lesson taught; for no mat
ter what you read or hear, 1t Is n SELF
evident fact that the manufac turers of
llyomi Dyspepsia euro have a. conf
dence in thelr remedy that Others have
not; Gan YOU AFFORD TO ENPERI-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
Suspicious Death of spanInrtl<.
(By Telegraph to Virglnian-P Ilot.)

Valparaiso, Oct. SO.-The sudden
death last week of Senior Ramon
Garcia, Director General of Railways
and OF Senior Gregorio Pinochet. Min
lister of Industry and Public Works
under mysterious conditions, caused a
great sensation. In both cases the
medical authorities certified that death
was due to pneumonia
1t is rumored, however, that both sue
cumber to wounds received in a duel
with swords, conducted in the most
barbarous fashion. neither having any
knowledge of fencing.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
MIsso"r'. Penalty for craps.

tBy Telegraph to VIrginian- Pilot,
st. Louis Mo-, Oct 3o.-A special to
the Post-Dispatch from Fayette. Mo-,
Tom Hayden, n negro. aged "a years,
was taken from the officers Who ia
him under arrest for the murder of
Andrew Woods. a young white man,
and hanged to a tree eight miles west
OF here last night. The killing took
place just previous to the lynching and
of craps In progress at ~ negro festival
AZ the place OF Al While. Tom HAY
den was arrested by the Sheriff and
was being taken to the West Irayetto
Jail when tho mob overhauied them
ana oNerpowered the officer. Hcyden
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
Employed u. Handsome salary.

Wy ieiesrapn 10 Vtrginian- Pilot)
Savannah. Ga. Oct. 30.-President r
q. Erwin, Of the Plant System, this aft
eFnoon confirmed the report from
Louisville, Ky, last night that Stuart
II. Nnott, formerly of the louisville
and NASHVILLE. had been appointed first
lce-president of the Plant System.
MT. Knott viii have his Headquarters
this city. and will be in direct charge
OF me management of the physical side
vi Inc property President Edwin de-
side. Mr.. knott's salary will be 500
600 per year. Wv
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
rr..,acnr. Richmond Trip.
(py Telegraph to vIrglnian- Pllot.)

Iby ItItHTUPH 10 VIrSIHId1l-FETUt'J
Washington. Oct. S0.-The President
and most of the members of his Cab
met vii! leave here tomorrow morning
at o'clock over the Richmond. Fred
ericksbnrg and Potomac railroad for
Richmond. Va, to participate i'll the ex-
crciscs incident to the launching Of the
torpedo boat Shubrick. ~ stop of ten
minutes will be made at Fredericksburg
on the way down. The party will re-
turn to the city at 1885 tomorrow
night.
The Illness of Vice President Hobart
will MOI interfere with this program.
but should m announcement OF his
death be received before the time OF de-
parturc the trip will be abandoned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
GOVERNOR OF GUAM.
COMPELLED TO INVITE SEVERAL
FRIARS TO LEAVE.
(By Telegraph to virglnlan-Pilot.)

(By Telegraph to Virglnian-Pilot.)
Washington, d. c., October S0.-Thc
Navy Department has received re-
port from Captain Leary, the naval
governor OF the island of Guam. in the
Ladrones. which has excited Il good
deal Of Interest among the officials to
whom 1t has been exhibited. The Presi-
dent himself has read the report. his
interest being particularly attracted by
the disclosure of the fact that the first
American governor has already been
obliged to adopt heroic measures to in
sure q proper administration of affairs
thnrp
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
cuBAns WANT PROJECTIONS
THEY CANNOT COMPETE WITH
AMERICAN CORN.
(By Telegraph to vIrgInian-PIlotl


Havana, October 30.-Governor Gene
raj Brooke has received petition sign
ed 'by a number of Cuban farmers, urg-
Ing protection against American corn.
Tho farmers say they have no money
to buy machinery, but hive to plant by
hand and to carry their produce on
their backs to market, where they OBJ
tain little for 1t. owing to the fact that
there is scarcely any duty on foreign
grain.
The petition goes on to say that this
condition of things greatly handicaps
the Cubans in their attempts to recover
n degree of their former prosperity. In
cidentally the farmers protest against
the protective duties on oil, alleging
that these are In force solely to pro-
tect one American refinery, whereas q
protective duty on corn would mean
the welfare of thousands of small farm
ers whose only source Of revenue is
what they make by growing corn"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
-snvn, cap.a.n -, TT .t.ub,ru.
fBy Telegraph to virSinlan -PIlot.)

Melrose. Mass. Oct. 3O.-captain N.
M. Dyer, U. S. N, who commanded the
Baltimore at the Manila fight and who
has been assigned to Havana to com
mand the naval station there, has asked
to be relieved OF that duty. TIe has
forwarded to the Navy Department, nt
Washington certificate us to physl-
cal condition and request for relief
from duty accompanied the certificate
While not q sick man. Captain Dyer is
not IN condition to undertake active
work at present.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

S"w Undertaking E.Iab,tsbmo,,
has been opened by Thomas scotrs
Sons 6 Co., at No. &c Charlotte street
Funeral orders will receive promps at-
tention day or night. Mr.. George J..
McDermott. manager. Southern Bell
phone No. S97. oc15-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
Dewey TN New Home,

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pllot.)
Washington, Oct. 30.-Admiral Dewey
to-day took possession Of his new home.
Preparations for the move have been
going forward for several days To-
day the last Of the furniture WINS ar
ranged In the new house, and the Ad-
mirars trunks were brought up from
the apartments he has been occupying
at the Everett.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
Eye. E.nminnd Eree.

DR.. A. Week manager OF the optical
department OF the Gale Jewclry Com
pany. will examine your eyes free. De.
fccuve vision and complicated cases
specially Invited to call je26-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
ship fran Nor,o,n nn,nn~cu.
tBy Telegraph to virgInian-pllot

(By Telegraph to -Pllot.)
Greenock, Oct. 30.-Thc British steam
er Domingo de Larrlnaga. Captain
Leders from Pensacola via Norfolk,
October II. arrived here to-day. and
while docking damaged her stem bv
striking the quay wall, causing her
forepeak to I'LL with water.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
S.n,o Department.. o,ac., c,crh ncn.
Cry Telegraph to virglnian-Pyoto

VIZ IUItgrHVN IN VIE IIIIHII-1 IIUt'1
Washington, D. c.. October Coco.
Bartle, the oldest clerk of the State
Department. keeper of the great seal"
who was appointed by Secretary Buch-
anan In 1Si5. and was a close friend of
Daniel Webster, died here last night at
his residence. 80
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

Our stock begins to show the effects
of early buying. If your order is for
us don't delay 1t, you are losing the
choicest patterns. RUDOLPH s. VAL
LACE 1853 Main St.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
AUTHORITY suBvERrED.

Captain Leary soon learned that his
authority as governor was subverted
nmd every one of the measures of re-
form which he proposed was being de-
1eated by the hostile influence OF the
friars.
They resisted every decree, no mat
Ter OF what character, from spirit OF
intense conservatism, and n belief that
any disturbance Of the order OF things
which had governed the island for so
many years would cause them to lose
their hold upon the natives.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
Died.

SIMMONS.-At his residence. No. IL
Cove street. Tuesday morning at O'Clock
JAMES SIMMONS, in the Sith year OF
his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
ONLY ONE LEFT.

After eXhausting all other means to
overcome this influence, Captain I.eary
reports that he was obliged to notify
half dozen OF the Frars that they
might have free transportation away
from Guam. and he should expect them
to avail Themselves of the offer. That
left but on Frlar In the island. and he
was n man whose character and repu-
tation was such rs to convince Captain
Lcary Of his fitness TO remnin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-13
Rome WiadomoSCi
telegraficZne.

= Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
gabinetowem we Westinghouse
gi6wnie zastanawiano sic mad for
ma rzadu W Portorico.
= Adalbert S. Hay, syn sekre-
TARA stanu Hay, wyjedzie dzisiaj
do Pretorii jake konsul ma miejsce
Macruma.
We Frankfort. Ky, wczoraj
odbyfa sic inauguracya gubernato-
IA Taylor.
= w skarbie we Westinghouse
got6wka wynosi S2S7, POI, ,652, a re-
zerwa zfota S242,O6O,396.
= Zawieruchy sniezne panowa-
ly wczoraj W okolicy Bloomington,
Ill.,, Duluth, Mimi, Marquette,
Mich, i mad jeziorem Erie W stanie
Ohio. Haragan zbuzyf W Cooks
vile, ILL.,, kilka dom6w, miedzy nj
mi Christian Church" j zrzadzif
wielkie szkody W Saybrook i Lex
ington.
z Moskwy donosza, re znany
rosyjski autor filantrop, Lew TOT
stoj, jest umierajacy.
W Antwarpii grozi strajk W
warsztatach okretowych.
- 300 chinskich rozbojnikow,
kt6rzy napadli ma katolicka misya
belgijska W poblizu Moukden, 70
stafo scietych przez oddziaf woj-
skowy nadesfany Pekinu ma po-
moe misyi.
- Zrobia sic ma nowo pr6by wy
dobycia okretu Maine, wysadzone-
60 W powietrze W zatoce Havany.
= Ksiezniczka bawarska Matyl-
da zareczyfa sic wczoraj z ksieciem
Augustem re Sachsen-Coburg.
We Wheeler, Mich, 60 letni
Theodor Nelson zamordowaf swoja
% letna zone wystrzafem z rewol-
weru pr6bowaf sobie odebrac zy-
Gle, ale W tenn mu przeszkodzono.
w Poughkeepsie, N. Y. O.
trzymano wiadomosc, re W wojsku
BoeYow odznacza sic Amerykanin
Duncan N. Hood, syn znanego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-13

ME i sencacya. w ciagu debaty
mad pierwszem czytaniem budzetu,
oswiadczyf, re pomyslne pofozenie
fnansowe zawdzieczyc nale5y tros-
kliwosci, jaka izba zastanawia sic
mad budzetem. DIR. Miquela naz-
wal sztnkmistrzem kieszonkowym
W sprawach fnansowych. Oswald
czyf, re ME vie jeszcze, czyli po-
prze nowele o powiekszeniu foty,
ale sadzi, re zadania rzadowe dadza
sic zafatwic bez uciekania sic do
nowych podatkow. Dodaf jeszcze
re wydarzenia przeszfe i przyszfe
udowodnia cesarzowi, il W czasie,
kiedy byf W Hamburgu, zle byf po-
informowany o zapatrywaniach ma
rodu niemieckiego, kt6ry bynaj-
mniej ME wzbrania sic Aoty powie-
kszac. Kanclerz Hohenlohe wyra-
zif ubolewanie, re do debat wcia-
gnieto przemowe cesarza W Ham
burgu. w dalszych debatach brali
udziaf takze hr. Buelow, admiral
Tirpitz baron Won. Thielman, Hr.
Limburg-Stirum ktytykowaf sym
patyzowanie z polityka rozb6jniczq
Anglii Stanow Zjednoezonych,
Bebel oswiadczyf sic sympatya
dla Boer6w ioponowaf novel; rza-
dowej.
BERLIN, 13go Grudnia. =
Kiedy DIR. Lieber wczoraj wchodzit
do rady pahstwa, znany anarchista,
Brand, kt6ry czatowai u wejscia do
gmachu, zamierzyf sic rajtpajczem
ma niego. Porucznik Viebohn por-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-13
Kr0tkie notatki miejskie.
: Sedzia Severson odfozyf spra-

- Sedzia Severson odfozyf spra-
we Fr. Bartnika, oskanonego o
kradziez, ma dzien 20 bm.
= ia pobicie zony Maryi odpo-
wiadac bedzie Stefan Bartodziej
pred sedzia Severson dnia % bm.
- Byfy pracownik i politykier
W. G.. Ewing wyrzekl sic praktyh
adwokackiej i zostaf kaznodzieja
sekty Christian Science.
= Spadkobiercy Pullmana sta.
wiaja szkole rekodzielnicza ko'
sztem 100000.
- Cesarsko kr6lewski generalny
konsulat austro wegierski zostaf
przeniesiony do lokalu pm. 3OS-
311 W gmachu The Temple, 1S4 La
Sale ul. blisko Monroe.
- w. A. N. Pinkerton radzi zlo
dziei i rabusiow karac cielesnle.
w Listopadzie okradziono ludzi W
Chicago ma sumo $4,000.
- Urzednik wydziafu zdrowis
odesfaf do szpitala Tomasza Szczer.
binskiego, chorego ma ospe. Miesz-
kaf on pm. IS Wade ul. Zalecono
W sasiedztwie tego domu szczepic
ospe tym osobom, kt6re dotych.
czas szczepionej ospy ME mieli.
= Przyszfa narodowa konwen-
eva republikahska odbedzie sic al
DO W Chicago albo we Philadelphii.
= Komisarz sfuzby cywilnej
Edward Carol zaproponowaf wczo-
raj, azeby egzamina ma urzeda in
spektor6w policyi odbywafy sie
ustnie, zamiast pismiennie. Po-
mogfoby to niejednemu z obecnych
inspektorow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-13
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Brutal.

Thomas w. Hill oblaf kiedys
spokojnego psiaka pani Riley pm,
415 W. Madison ul. kwasem kar-
bolowym sedzia policyjny skazat
go na zapfacenie 500 kary. Hill
lowi ME mogto pomiescic sic W
gfowie, re "a sw6j ,,niewinny" IL
giel ma zaplacic talk wielka sumo.
Apelowaf tedy tiomaczyf sic wczo-
raj pred sedzia Gibbons, re pokro-
phi psa tylko czysta wodq, lecz kun
del narobif niepotrzebnie wrzasku,
poniewaz jest z natury ogromnie
zfosliwem zwierzeciem. Sedzia
Gibbons wystuchat wywod6w bru-
tala cierpliwie z zimna krwia wy
rok sedziego policyjnego zatwier-
dit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-13

amunicya. Wojska nasze obecnie
sa W g6rach scigaja nieprzyJacle-
la. Powstaicy wygnani sa oko-
licy zatoki Lubig, nasi maryna-
RE majq tam swojq stacye tioty'
Ma cafej wyspie Luzon, ma p6tnoc
cd Manili ME znajduje sic nigdzie
znacznieisza zorganizowana garsc
powstancow.
,.Pofudniowa Geese wyspy Luzon
ME moze stawit znacznego oporu.
Woiska nasze W tamtej okollcy
wsp6lnie dziaiaja. Zorganizowa-
ne powstanie ME istnieje VIE
cej, wojska nasze scigaja rozboj-
nicze handy. Wszelkie znaczniej-
sze zagrozone centra ludnosci ma
p6fnocy zostafy przez mas obsadzo-
he. = Otis"
Nadeszfa jeszcze nastepujaca de-
pesza:
MANILA, 12-go Grudnia. =
Nowych 2000 jehc6w hiszpanskich
W p6fnocnej czesci wyspy Luzon
zawieziono W miejsce bezpieczne;
czyni to 1000 W przeciagu jednego
miesiaca 700 jest W drodze z Vigan.
Po reszte posle sic transportowce'
= Otis"
LoNDYN, 1890 Grudnia. =
Biuro telegraficzne Reutera otrzy-
mule Hongkong taxa depesze:
TAX zwany Rad powstanczy na
Filipinach zamieni sic na dyktatu-
re, celem prowadzenia nadal z A
merykanami wojny partyzanckiej.
Armia Filipinczyk6w rozdzieli sic
ma male gromadki, pred rozdzie-
leniem sic wszyscy przysiegaja, re
walczyc beda, dop6ki kraju ME o.
swobodza, Oddziaf amerykanskich
zolniezy okretowych, kt6rzy wyla-
dowali we Vigan W prowincyi South
Ilocos, przybywszy tam ma okrecie
Oregon. dnia 4 Grudnia zostaf po-
bity przez Filipinczykow, kt6rymi
dowodzif gen. Finco. Gazety manil-
skie pomimo cenzury przyznaja, re
niewiadomo, co sic stafo gen.
Lawtonem."
Depesze powyzsza prawdopodob-
ME nadafa junta flipinska.
BERLIN, 13go Grudnia. =
DIR. Lieber, przywodzca centrum W
radzie panstwa. ma wczorajszej Sc
syi wzbudzif wielkie zainteresowa-