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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-06

Some LITERARY Teller" is now trying to
Prove that Washington was not the author OF
his famous farewell address" At any rate
We VIII have TO admit that the general knew
how to employ first-class talent In his writing
DEPARTMENT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-06
Telephone Numbers: bs,sss's! 49, tss.

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horized collectors of all city bills (both adveriis
ing and subseflptlon) and no money should be
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ton Printing Company,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-06

II is very apparent that the presidents am
bition for second term is playing big.
strong hand in the determination of vital
questions and policies just now.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
PHILIPPINE SITUATION.
The Chicago Tribune Prints Summary Of
What Has Been Accomplished Dur
Ing the Campaign.

Chicago, Oct. SO.-The Chicago Trib-
une prints a. summary of the situation
in the Philippine islands. The letter
is from the Tribune's Manila corre-
spondent, Richard H. Little, and Is
dated Manila, September IA, more than
month ago. The letter follows:
Here are some figures made " months after
our campaign in the island began. Say 1t 81
miles to Angeles-we hold possession OF the rail-
road up to that point. We can fairly take pos
session of the land half-mile on each side Of
the track. We have possession of the wagon
road and, let us say half-mile on each side
from San Fernando through Bacolor to Santa
Rita, eight miles, with four miles to Guage.
We have road from Malolos to Baliuagag, II
miles northeast We can claim II square miles
here
We have Manila, out as far as the water
works, five miles away. That gives us, say, %
miles around the city. Then we have the road
and ahalf mile each side down is miles to linus.
Then we have Calamba and some other points
on the lake that len. Lawton captured before
he was ordered back These towns are not ap-
preached by road, but by boat across the Laguna
de Bay, and we control only the land they stand
on.
Adding up our total possessions we find we
have III square miles. The island OF Luzon
contains $4,000 square miles.
Outside Of Luzon the insurrection seems to be
growing. The insurgents hold ports in Minda-
mao, the next largest island to Luzon in the
Philippines, and said to be incidentally rich In
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
M'KINLEY TO BE pREsE..:
The President VIII Go to Richmond, Va.
and Witness the Launching of
the Shubricl.

Richmond Va. Oct 8o-prenara.
tions are about comnleted Tor the
entertainment here Of president Nc.
Kinlev and party on the occasion Of the
launching of the shubrick Tomorrow
The presidential train is scheduled to
arrive here at l1:l5 A. m Brief stons
will he mazda NJ Frader;elxsh,r, and
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
WILL NOT DEFEND TITLE.
A Government Patent to Laid by No Means
Warranty Deed-suIts Against
settlers.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 2s-A spe
rial from Fergus Falls, Mimi, says
In view of the cases which the North
ern Pacific is bringing against large
number Of the settlers in this vicinity,
c. +. Hanson has written, the secretary
OF the interior to find out If there was
any possibility of the government de,
Tending its patents. The reply indi-
Gates that a government patent is by
no means warranty deed. The acting
secretary, Thomas Ryan, writes as fol.
lows:
You are advised that the government has n,
interest whatsoever in the controversies pat.
ents having been issued for the lands, and il
would be utterly impossible for the government
to defend the title conferred by 1t in every in.
stance where 1t is attacked The title conferred
by the government Is not warranted and the
patentee has no better title than the govern.
ment itself may have at the time it patents the
land
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02

prepared for yesterdays advices. The
vice presidents case was alarming
part of last winter and at Townsville,
Ca, his condition became so grave dur
ing visit with the president to the
home of Senator Hanna that it could
no longer be concealed from Mrs.
Hobart, though kept from the sick man
himself. Vice President Hobart returned
north earlier than was expected be-
cause the southern climate did lot give
him therelief expected, but he failed to
improve much and has been almost an
invalid ever since. His loss, should his
present attack result fatally, would be
regretted sincerely by his colleagues
in the senate, with whom he had
much greater influence than his prede-
cessors in the vice presidential chair.
One old senator said last night that
during his long congressional career
no other person who had filed that po-
sition had been so constant in his at
tendance on the senate's sessions as
Mr.. Hobart. As a consequence he be-
came very efficient presiding 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, presides during the adj
sence of the vice president. In the
event of the death of Mr.. Hobart Sen
ator Frye, as president pro tenn, will
call the senate to order when it meets
in December next.
The relations between the families
of the president and the vice presi-
dent were OF an unusually cordial
character. The members of the two
households saw more of each other in
formally than has been the case for
long time previous to the present ad-
ministration. The vice presidents
residence is just stones throw from
the white house and it was no uncom-
mon sight to see the president walk to
the Hobart house and the vice presi-
dent and Mrs. Hobart would go over
10 the white house and spend an hour
or more in conversation before the
president went nm stairs Ia his afsioA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
News from san Isldro.

San lsidro, via Manila, Oct. 81
Aliplo Gonzales, mayor of San Isidro,
who fled when the Americans took
possession of the town, returned yes.
terday. Gen. Lawton has established
a civil government. One of Lows
scouts and two privates of the signal
corps are missing. 1t is supposed they
have been captured, This morning at
daybreak Gen. Young's command, CON
sistlng of Gastner's scouts a contin-
gent of the Twenty-second regiment,
Chase's troop of the Third cavalry,
nine troops of the Fourth cavalry, a
body of engineers and Russell's signal
corps, with ratons for seven days, left
in the direction Of Santa Rosa.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
THE VANDERBILT FORTUNE.
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt VIII Oct About
ebO,OO0,0OO Out OF &c, 900, 900 and
Become the Head Of the Family.

New York, Oct. Ex-senator Depew
last night gave out statement Of the
terms OF the will Of the late Cornelius
Vanderbilt. 1t shows that the fortune
Is estimated at S7O,OOO,OOO. Alfred
Gwynn Vanderbilt will get about $780,
100000. He thus becomes the head of
the family. The will gives Cornelius
Vanderbilt about $1,000, 900. 1t gives
to each Of his remaining brothers and
sisters about S1,5OO,OOO Alfred, Of
course, not included, Out Of the spirit
OF affection and for the purpose Of sat
isfying all of the members Of the fam
lily, Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt gives his
brother Cornelius enough of his inher-
itance to make his fortune equal to
that Of the other members, namely
S,5OO,OOO Senator Depew says that
Cornelius Vanderbilt has accepted this
arrangement in the spirit in which it
was offered
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
HOBART IS SINKING.
The Vice President Of the United
States Has a Relapse.
A POPULAR MAN In WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Hobart Was Conscious Last Night and
Able to Recognize Those About His
Bedslde-No Early Change for
the Worse Expected.

Washington, Oct. 31.-The news that
Vice President Hobart had suffered a
severe relapse and might not be able
to survive the latest attack shocked
Washington, where he is decidedly
popular and highly respected. 1t had
been known for some time a sudden
attack might completely PROSTATE him
at any moment and it was realized that
his days Of activity were over, but
nevertheless his friends here were not
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
Proclamation ns Flag Day.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 27.-Gov. Stanley
has issued proclamation designating
the day Of the return Of the Twentieth
Kansas volunteers as flag day and rec
ommending that on that day the flag
be displayed from all public and pri
vate buildings; that all trains and al
street cars, omnibuses, hacks and pri
vate conveyances be decorated with the
national colors; that appropriate exer
cises be held in all the public schools
The regiment is expected to arrive next
Thursday, unless a daylight trip /,
made through Kansas, when the sol
diers would not reach Topeka unit
Friday morning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02

lis. Mckinley and Mrs Hobart were
close friends. During Mr.. Hobart's
illness the president was a frequent
visitor to the house inquiring after the
health Of the distinguished patient
and if the latter's health permitted
would go out driving with him, The
night the vice president and his family
left their home for the seaside the
president came to the house and re-
NAMED until the carriages containing
the party had left for the railroad sta
ton.
SUFFERED CHOKING SPELLS.
New York, Oct. 31.-Vice President
Hobart, who has been i'll for weeks at
his home in Paterson, N. j., suffered a
relapse yesterday morning. He had a
succession of choking spells, resulting
from an imperfect action of the heart,
an old affection, complicated with in
Aammation of the stomach. Mr.. Hobart
has not been able to attend to his
private affairs for the past two or three
days and an intimate friend has been
given power of attorney to sign checks
and to attend to other matters of that
character. Late yesterday afternoon
Vice President Hobart's physician
made statement admitting that the
vice president was sinking. At the
home it was said that Hobart was rest.
ing easily.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
Antl-Polygamy League.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 27.-Mrs.
May Wright Sewall, president Of the
International Council Of Women, has
written letter to the secretary of
the Anti-Polygarhy league, of New
York city, authorizing him to add her
name to those already included in the
organization committee for the consti-
tuition of a national anti-polygamy
1aapua
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02

Seattle, Wash, Oct. s7,--The next
national convention Of the W. c. II. U.
will be held in Washington, D. c., a
sentiment practically unanimous in
favor of that city existing in the
executive committee. The matter
finally rests, however, with the presi-
dent Mrs, L. NJ. N. Stevens, and the
other general officers The execu-
tive committee decided, among
other things, to maintain an ac-
tive lobby at Washington this win.
ter in order to prevent the seating, II
possible, Of .Congressman-elect Brig
ham Il. ROBBERS, of Utah.
woman's Missionary Union.
Mexico, No., Oct T.-The fifth an.
nual meeting Of the Woman's Mission.
airy union, Of the Missouri Presbyterian
church, Is now being held in this city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
IN, Cb.mplou Of wing Shots.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. Ell. A. R.
Elliott, Of Kansas City, killed 90 out Of
100 birds yesterday at the tournament
of the Belle Meade Gun club. BY do.
ing SO he retains the cast-iron medal
and championship Of wing shota
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
AccIdent to : Theater Parity.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. Clear No. Is,
of the Rapid railway, en- route to
Mount Clemens with theater party,
was struck by Michigan Central train
last night and thrown 80 feet from the
track. Conductor Snyder is known to
be dead and about % others are in
jured, some very seriously.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
killed by u Live Wire.

Carthage, Mo-, Oct. 81. = Walter
Spence, employed by the Bell Tsle-
phone company as night operator, was
killed last night by live wire near
the Commercial hotel. When killed he
vas returning from cutting out .
telephone at the jill.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
mures aFFivs af MAMMA.

washington, Oct 2S.-The armv
transport Port Albert, has arrived al
Manlla with 4os mules, losing orly
three on the trip.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-02
EN ROUTE TO MANILA.

Washington, Oct. sl.-The Nashville
arrived yesterday at Gibraltar en- route
to Manila. The Marietta, also bound
for Manila, arrived at Ponta Delgada
Saturday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-05
Miasto Santa Cruz Wziete.
Mieszkaficy witaja radosnie Amery=
kan0w.
'zez niepotrzebna mad rzeka Modder.
Krwawe zwycieztwo bez zadnych korzysci.


pojmujacych, IL samowola wfadz,
szerzaca sic na pograniczu wscho-
dniem, ME moze pozostac bez wpfy-
WI ma ustr6j machiny urzedowej W
innych take prowincyach. Pan
stwo, ktore rozmyslnie demoralizu-
je stan urzedniczy W jednej czesci
swojego obszaru, zakfada tam do
browolnie ognisko zarazy, kt6ra
wkroczy W granice innych rejencyj
powiat6w. Cd rozszerzenia sic
jej ME ochroni Prus zadna kwa-
rantana.
Przed czterema laty i powt6rnie
W roku przeszfym okazaf sic parla-
ment niemiecki dose silnym, by.
odrzucic projekty ustaw, sciagaja-
cych swobody obywatelskie. Po-
tenn juz coraz czesciej parliament
kapitulowaf pred atakami junkier-
skiej reakcyi, ME MONA tedy sic
dziwic temu, IL niejeden polityk
niemiecki patrzy W przyszfosc
trwoga przewiduje chwile, W kt6-
rel spofeczenstwu ME wystarczy sif
do odparcia zamach6w re strony
staro-pruskiego junkierstwa. Oba-
wa ia ogarniao boz katolicki, W dru-
gim zas rzedzie ogarnia wszystkie
kofa tax zwane wolnomyslne, ale
jak dotad ME pobudza ich do szu-
kama srodkow obronnych. A je-
dnak o lie ob6z katolicki czerpiacy
swa size W niewyczerpanej krynicy
poczciwych uczuc katoickiego lu-
du, ostatecznie zawsze moze bye
pewny zwyciestwa, tyle ob6z VOL
nomySlny moze iczyc na znaczenie
tylko przy zachowaniu solidarnosci
we wtasnym obozle, wlernoscl
wyznawanym zasadom, W przeci-
wnyln zas razie. jakkolwiek walka
sic skonczy, on zawsze bedzie po-
gnebiony.
Ze stanowiska ,wewnetrznej r6-
wnowagi stronnictw W Niemczech,
byfoby to szkodliwe, DO cokolwiek-
by MONA zarzucic wolnomyslnemu
kierunkowi, przyznac trzeba, re lu-
dzie tego obozu W parlamencie ber-
Gnskim stawai zawsze deputo-
wanymi katohckimi W obronie dobr
ogolno ludzkich i nigdy sic ME le-
kali walki z najbardziej poteznymi
ministrami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-05
Telegrany.

MANILA, 5go Grudnia. = Przy-
byfy try okrety hiszpanskie, ma
jace ma pokfadzie wojsko i urze-
dnik6w hiszpanskich wysp Karo-
linskich. Powiadaja re niemieccy
gubernatorzy przybyi ma okrecie
,,Jagua: zajelli try gl6wne miasta
Yap, Deipon Ponape. W kazdem
miescie stoi zafoga, zfozona Is
ludzi. Taxa sifa zbrojna jest zda-
MEM Hiszpan6w "a mafa. Kra-
jowcy gotowi sa napasc na Mem
COW wypedzie ich z wysp.
General Young ma czele 3 szwa-
dron6w kawaleryi jednego bata-
ionu SO pufku piechoty zajaf mia
sto Santa Cruz bez wystrzafu.
600 powstancow zajmowafo tam
pozycye. niemozliwe prawie do
zdobycia, 'lecz cofneli sic, ujrzaw-
sly wojsko amerykanskie. W mie-
scie Tagudin wyszli mieszkancy
naprzeciw Amerykanom muzyka
ma czele. Powstancy obrabowali
ich pred odejsciem. W TAXI sam
spos6b przyjeto nasze wojsko W
Santa Cruz. Mieszkancy przybra-
Ii domy W choragwie i zapraszali
do siebie ofcerow szeregowc6w,
ofarujac i'm ola pokrzepienia sic
rome przekaski napoje. Konie
naszej kawaleryi'przybyfy do San
ia Cruz W stanie zupefnego wy
czerpania sill. Pogubify po drodze
wszystkie podkowy.
Aguinaldo uciekf z niedobitkami
ma wsch6d j schronl sic W CORY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-05
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficzne.

- Cesarz Wilhelm zna Niemc6w
i zna Amerykan6w, lecz mic VIE
dziec ME chce o ,,amerykanskich
Niemcach".
-Pani Melba wystepowafa wczo-
raj W Berlinie W roll LUCY
Lammermore"
= Wojna W Afryce wpfywa gwaf-
townie ma podrozenie zfota.
: Policya W Paryzu konfskuje
pisma humorystyczne, obrazajace
brutalnie kr6lowa Wiktorya.
y Amerykanscy lekarze i ame-
rykanskie dozorczynie chorych u
daja sic do Afryki pofudniowej dla
pielegnowania ranionych Angli-
how.
Rozbity W zatoce swietej He
leny angielski okret ,,Ismore" roz-
leciaf sic ma dwie czescl utonaf' II
$50 koni uratowano tylko 20.
= Zdaniem Hamburger Mach
richten" powinien Chamberlain
siedziec W wiezieniu, a ME zajmo-
wac miejsca miedzy ministrami.
Pod Creston, Ia, zastrzelif
farmer George Williams pomocni-
ka szeryfa Toma Walsh.
= John M. Snyder Beck, Ind,
staf sic otiara zbrodni. Zabito go
ograbiono z 70 dolar6w, kt6re
miaf przy sobie.
-Zona hotelisty Karola Good
man Reading, Pa, umar}a ma wo-
dowstret. Pred 9 tygodniami u
gryzf ia mafy piesek.
= Herman Adolph Wunder-
Itch, kt6rzy we Philadelphii utrzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-05

meznie. IA godzin trwafa bitwa.
Gdy ma lewem skrzydle nasza pie
chota ruszyfa naprz6d, Boerzy OBJ
sypywali ia gradem kul. Strzelcy
celni szerzyli W naszych szeregach
spustoszenie. Nareszcie Geese
gwardyi przeprawifa sic przez RE
ke, pomimo strasznego ognia, ma
jaki byfa wystawiona. Gdy pro-
bowano zdobyc most, padai nasi
jak muchy. Natomiast nasze dzia-
Ia szerzyfy smierc W szeregach
Boer6w, ktorzy dopiero W nocy
opuscili swoje stanowiska. Sa
one obecnie W naszem posiadaniu.
w Kimberley brak amunicyi.
W Ladysmith bomby Boerowzrza-
dzaja coraz wiecej szkody. Pod
Colenso znajduje sic $4,000 ME
przyjaci6f, kt6rzy maJa 10 armat.
Po bitwie mad rzeka Modder woj-
sko angielskie byfo tax dalece wy
czerpane sif, re o sciganiu cofa-
jacych sic nieprzyjaci6f ME mogfo
bye mowy. Odwr6t Boer6w odbyf
sic we wzorowym porzadku. Gene
raj Joubert znajduje sic W obozie
pod Colenso.
KAPsTADT, 5go Grudnia. =
General Cranje zabraf 100 woz6w i
znaczna Geese wojska, ma ktorego
czele cofnal sic z pod Mafeking.
Geese Boerow zostafa wszakze i cd
czasu do czasu ostrzeliwa miasto.
BERLIN, 5go Grudnia. = Me
chec rzadu niemieckiego do uzna-
mia siusznych pretensyj pos}a anne
rykanskiego, azeby ME utrudniac
importu miesa amerykanskiego,
wpfywa na oziebienie stosunk6w
Niemiec do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-05
mywali skfad departamentowy pod
frma chicago Merchandise Co."
ogfosili bankructwo.
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Straszna katastr0fa.

Wczoraj wieczorem pred godzi-
ma 6, kiedy przepefniony wa
gon kolei elektrycznej ma 81 ul.
zblizyf sic do przeciecia kolei Wa
bash, konduktor P. Maher, wbiegf-
sly ma szyny, daf znak motormano-
wi, re moze przejechac, = chociaz
W odlegfosci jakich dw6ch ,,blo-
kow" widac juz byfo zblizajacy sic
pociag. Wagon kolei ulicznej wje-
chaf ma szyny. Stroz dlatego ME
zdqzyf zapuscic rogatek, il jakis
w6z ciezki jeszcze niecafkiem przez
tor kolejowy przejechaf. Gdy wa
gon znajdowaf sic ma torze, po kt6-
rym nadjezdzaf pociag kolejowy, ma
nieszczescie zesliznaf sic pret ze-
lazny druta, wagon ma chwile
stanaf, chwila ia wystarczyfa, by
udSl9 plld 6GIdSLud hdIdSIlOld.
Jadacy W wagonie kolei ulicznej,
ostrzezeni przez stroza sygnafowe-
go, juz przedtem W strasznym po-
pfochu cisneli sic do wyjscia i
chciei sic ratowae wyskoczeniem
wagonu. Me udaio i'm sic to
jednakowoz. Pociag kolejowy u
derzyf o wagon, roztnaskaf go W
drobne kawafki, a ma obie strony
odrzuceni podrozni, pokaleczyl sic,
po czesci bardzo ciezko. Motorman
Charles Shaw, zam- pm. 2945 Archer
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-05

Rad pragnie4 puscic W obieg
tyle monety srebrnej, azeby ma ka-
zdego mieszkanca wypadio IA ma
rex.
WASHINGTON, 5go Grudnia =
Punkt godzinie u zagait major
Mcdowell pierwsze posiedzenie
izby poselskiej, niewidomy kapelan
Rev. Henry Couden Michigan
odmowif modlitwe odczytano. ma
stepnie liste czfqnkow izby, kt6-
rych byfo obecnyth 352.
Przewodniczacym izby zostaf
wybrany David B. Henderson. re-
publikanin Iowa, III gfosami
przeciw 153, padfymi ma de-
mokrate James D. Richardson's
Tennessee. Mormona Robertsa
ME dopuszczono do przysiegi, do
poki izba ME rozstrzygnie, czy ma
prawo zasiadac W izbie.
Senat ukonstytuowaf sic take.
Tymczasem prezes Frye przywofaf
senator6w do porzadku, odebrano
cd obecnych przysiege, uchwalono
rezolucye okazyi smierci vice.
prezydenta Hobarta i odroczono
sic.
Dzisiaj nadeszle prezydent Nc
Kinley kongresowi oredzie.
FRANKFoRD, KY, 5 Grudnia. =
Stanowa komisya wyborcza zbada-
la rezultat wyborow W 81 powia-
tach. Wszystkich powiat6w jest
115. 5 powiatow z owych 81 wy
jeto tymczasem rachunku, dopo-
ki wzgledem Mich ME zostanie po-
wzieta odpowiednia decyzya. De-
mokrata Goebel ma dotychczas
74,164 gfosow, republikanin Tay-
lor tylko 6S,97S,
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General Young zamierza scigac go
wziasc do niewoi.
LoNDYN, 5go Grudnia. =
Ambassador amerykanski Choate
oswiadczyf, re Ameryka ME 1aczy
sic zadnem mocarstwem europej-
skiem W przymierza, z czego wyni-
ka, re Chamberlain okazaf brak
taktu politycznego, wypowiadajac
W Leicester zdanie o ,,aliansach"
Anglii. Podobno lord Salisbury
zganif ministra angielskich kolo-
nil, re m6wif ,,naszem trojprzy-
mierzu", kt6re de facto ME ist-
nieje.
LoNDYN, 5go Grudnia. -
Nawet szczeg6fowe opisy bitwy
mad rzeka Modder ME daja wyo-
brazenia rzeczywistym stanie
rzeczy. Lord Methuen zawi6df
oczekiwania i panuje tu wielkie
rozczarowanie. 1a,,Times" zarzuca
generalowi, re umie wygrywac BIZ
twy, lecz ME potraf prowadzic
wojny. Angikom ME rozchodzi
sic to, azeby mogli bye dumni
odnoszonych zwycieztw, lecz od-
powiedz na pytanie, jake tych
zwycieztw wynikaja korzysci.
Mafeking trzymafo sic "a Listo-
pada, Co sic tam dzieje obecnie,
niewiadomo.
Boerzy powiadaja, re Pretoria
opierac sic moze przez 6 miesiecy.
Pod Colenso zajmuja Boerzy slime
stanowiska.
LoNDYN, 5-go Grudnia. =
Mad rzekka Modder zajmowaf ME-
przyjaciel slime stanowiska. Front
linii rozciagaf sic ma 5 mil. Byf
zaopatrzony W artylerya i walczyf
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Ladyslnith.

DENVER, CoL,, 5 Grudnia. :
Ma linii kolei Denver Rio Grande
zderzyfy sic diva pociagi osobowe,
przyczem 6 osob zostafo zabitych
ma miejscu 3 otrzymafy rany
smiertelne.
Pociag idacy Denver otrzymaf
sygnaf zatrzymania sic, poniewaz
ma moscie byfa przeszkoda. Idacy
"a tym inny pociag, podazajacy do
Glenwood Springs, ME otrzymaf
sygnafu zatrzymania sic. wjechaf
przeto ma wagon sypialny, napef-
niony pasazerami. Ten wagon i
nastepny zostafy zgruchotane.
W1EDEN, 5go Grudnia. = Ma
rya Kuczera, zona urzednika pocz-
towego, zostafa skazana ma smierc
"a okrutne pastwienie sic mad pa
sierbica, kt6re spowodowafo zgon
tejze. Wsp6fobwiniony MAJ Ku-
czery zostaf przez sad uwolniony.
Kuczera miaf 7 dzieci z pierwsza
iona. Macocha obchodzi1a sic z
niemi po barbarzynsku, morzyfa je
gfodem, zmuszafa je do ciezkiej
piracy, katowafa je bez powodu. H.
letnia Ludwika musiafa prac bieli-
zne cd rama do nocy, o gfodzie, O.
kfadana batami, majac pokaleczo-
ne palce. Gdy II letnia Anna u
maria, pokazafo sic, re byfa polka
leczona okropnie ma cafem ciele i
miafa pofamane kosci.