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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-12-09

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dose zpowodu "Polskiej Panamy,"
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bienie sedzi6w. Badz co badz wy
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k6w, chociaz ME by} MIA ca}kowi-
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zofnierza zplacu wojny, lecz ME
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juz dawniei przeznaczonych do
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senat stan6w Zjednoczonych
bedzie miaf do zatwierdzenia ugo-
de miedzy stanami, Anglia
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wysp Samoanskich. Sfychat, ze
stronnictwo antyexpanayonist6w z
senatorem Hoar'em ma czele przy-
gotowuje mccna opozycye prze.
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przez Stany zjednoczone. Bedzie
to tylko opozycya dla opozycyi,
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stacye z nikim ME trzeba prowa.
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wszystkie brzegi Oceanu Spokoi
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przesz}ym jest jeszcze W dzisiej
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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-12-09

,No VA AoA SAS "
powiecie Westmoreland, Va,
dnia 22-go lutego 1882 roku.
Ojcem jego byi Augustyn Wa
shington, wirginijski plantator.
Do szko}y uczeszczaf do 16 roku
zycia, poczem przez ciag trzech lat
oddawaf sic miernictwu. w
roku 1751 zostai naznaczony adju-
tantem W wojsku wirginijskiem.
Po smierci swojego brata W roku
1852 odziedziczyf Mount Vernon.
W nastepnym roku wicegubernator
wirginijski, Dinwiddie, zamiano.
wal 60 komendantem wojskowego
dystryktu W Wirginii, a wkr6tce
potem wysiai 60 poselstwem do
w}adz francuskich W sprawie terry
toryum mad Ohio i Allegheny.
W roku 1854 otrzymaf range pod
pufkownika; jako TAXI staczaiz pc,
wodzeniem utarczki z Fraucuzami
i bronif warowni Fort Neces-
sity, lecz zmuszony byi poddat sic W
dniu 3 i'm lip. Nastepnie byi adju,
tantem genera}a Braddocka W BIZ
twie mad Monongahela W r. 1855 i
uwolnii Wirginijczyk6w. Cd roku
1855 do 1857 byf komendantem
stray granicznej. Podczas wypra,
wy Forbesa ma Fort Duquesne W
roku 1853 wi6di awangarde. Dnia
$50 stycznia 1859 poslubif Marie
Custis (wdowe po jamie Custis)
i osiadi jake plantator W Mount
Vernon. Niezad}ugo potem wy
brano 60 delegation do Wirginij-
skiej Izby Miasteczek (Virginia
House Of Burgesses)i do P6fno.
cno-amerykahskich Kongres6w
continental Congresses) W latach
1774 1775. Dnia 15-go czerwca
1775 zostaf naznaczony naczelnym
wodzem wojsk p6}nocno- -amery-
kahskich i W dniu 2-im lipca
przybyf do Cambridge objaf do.
w6dztwo. Dnia 17-go marca
1776 roku zmusii Anglik6w do
opuszczenia Bostonu. Wojsko je-
60 zostafo pobite W bitwie ma
Long Island dnia 81 sierpnia
1776 r. pod White Plains, dnia
28-go pazdziernika 1776 r; cofnai
sic przez New Jersey; zaskoczyf
znienacka Anglik6w W Trenton
dnia 26- 90 grudnia; odni6sf ivy
ciestwo pod Princeton w styczniu
1777 roku; zostaf pobity pod
Brandywine i Germantown W r.
1777; zine roku 1777 ma rs
przepedzi} W Valley Forge; stoczy1
krwawa bitwe pod Monmouth W r
177S; zmusif do poddania sic
Corn wallisa W Yorktown W r. 1871
zrezygnowaf ze stanowiska naczel
nego dow6dzcy W Annapolis "
1888 r.. i osiedlii sic W Mount
Vernon. " r. 1857 prezydowa1
ma konwencyi konstytucyjnej
W styczniu 1889 roku wybrane
60 jednogfosnie prezydentem Sta
now Zjednoczonych dnia 30-go
kwietnia 2 roku odbyia sic "
New Y u jego inauguracya. Pc
czterecl latach sprawowania
urzedu zydenta zosta4 ponownie
jednogiosnAe wybrany ma tenze
urzad i piastowaf 60 do roku 1897
Potem asunaf sic do zycia pry.
watnego i zamieszkaf W Mount
Vernon, gdzie tez umari dnia IA
grudnia 1899. Do gf6wnych
wypadk6w "a jego administracyi
nalezy ustanowienie rzadu, ufor
mowanie sic partyj, regulacya
handlu i fnans6w. przyJecie do
unii stanow Vermont, Kentucky
Tennessee, wojny indyahskie, tzw
''whisky insurrection" przymierze
Jay'a.
The record-union., 1899-02-20

murdered man. left for Washington
last night to lay his case before the
Government of the United States.
Yesterdays mail brought a letter
from a third Pears, giving the details
of the killing of Frank Pears. The case
is far more revolving than at first
thought, seems a case of most cold
blooded murder of an American by the
orders of a hot-headed new military
Governor. Mr.. Pears will lay the facts
before President Mckinley to-day, and
will request that the Government Of
the United States demand instantly the
removal from office and punishment of
M. A. Bonallo, military commandment
and Governor of the district of San
Pedro, and that an indemnity, not less
than 100000 in gold, be paid by the
Government of Honduras to the rela-
tives of Frank Pears.
The record-union., 1899-02-20
A Missing Document That Shows
Right Of United states to It.

SEATTLE. Feb. 19.--The "Post-In-
telligencer" to-day publishes the fac
smile Of Spanish document which
shows that the Spanish were in actual
military possession of Vancouver Island
between 1880 and 1892.
1t is stated that the document, il it
had been in possession of Emperor
William of Germany when he arhltrat-
ed the Canadian boundary between
England and the United States, would
have incontestibly proved the right of
the United States to Vancouver Island.
The document in question is a report
of Pedro Alberni upon the condition of
his forces on his return from Nootka
Sound to Mexico. 1t is dated January
/, 1898. The original document, which
is now in Seattle, was sold to a Brit
ish citizen over forty years ago. and
it has been withheld for personal rea-
sons.
The record-union., 1899-02-20
ORDER B'NAI BIRTH.
Grand Lodge Opens It's Thirty
Sixth Convention.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19.-District
Grand Lodge, No 4, Independent Order
B'Nai Birth, opened its thirty-sixth
annual convention in this city to-day
The delegates represent thirty-ore
lodges of California, Oregon, Washing
ton, Nevada, Montana and Utah
The report of the Committee on Gre
dentials and the reading of the Presi-
dents annual message to his constitu-
encys occupied the morning session The
afternoon was devoted to the reading
of official reports. The Secretary $
financial statement shows the net as
sets of the Grand Lodge to be $131 ,671,
an increase for 1898 of $11, go The
subordinate lodges report the receipts
during the year at Sill, 100, the dis
bursements as $1O7.S22, and the bal
ance on hand as $50, 593.
Officers will be elected on Tuesday
The international convention of the
order, which will be held in this city
in 1900, and the proposition of optional
endowment, will occupy the attention
The record-union., 1899-02-20
WElGHTS N THE HANDICAPS.
BROOKLYN AND SUBURBAN
SPRING EVENTS.
Imposts That Have Been Placed
on the Horses Entered
Therein,
IN. Y. Shirt Of the Times


Handicapped Vosburg has announced
the weights for the Brooklyn and the
Suburban, the first to be run May 9th,
the other June 18th. AS was generally
expected, Ben Holiday has been as
signed top weight in each event, 127
pounds in the Brooklyn and 129 pounds
in the Suburban. Algol ranks next to
Ben Holiday In the Brooklyn, with
124 pounds. while Tillo is second In the
Suburban with 127 pounds, and Algols
impost in the big event at Sheepshead
Bay is 125 pounds. Plaudit, with 125
pounds in the Brooklyn, and ~ pounds
in the Suburban, has a pound more in
each event than that speedy filly, Briar
Sweet
st. Cloud 11S in the Brooklyn and
1l9 in the Suburban, on the strength
of his performances in England is con-
sidered match for The Huguenot,
whose weights are the same, and Voter
gets in for a few pounds less. AS COM
pared with Banastar, George Boyd,
Warrenton, Previous, Sailor King. Fire
arm and Candleback, the Western four
year-olds Lieber Karl and Pink Coat
are pretty heavily weighted.
OF the three-year-olds Jean Beraud
is rated the best, JOG in the Brooklyn
and 1O7 in the Suburban, and Autumn
comes next with pounds less in each
event. The lowest weight in the Brook
Ign is Hungarian So, and in the SUI
burban Boney Boy. 80. The following
are the official weights:
The Brooklyn handicap of $4,000,
for three-year-o and upward, 500
each, half forfeit, or only $15 if de-
clared by February Goth. To the win
ner $4,000, to the second 1.5OO and to
the third $500. Weights to be an
nounced February LIST. One mile and
a quarter. To be run May 27th.
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February 14th: Commissary Sergeant
Arthur J. Smith. U. S. r., retired,
heart failure.
February 10th: Corporal Wilson NJ
Osborn, F, First South Dakota, variola
February 18th: Private Jacob Stas-
son, H, Twenty-third Infantry, heart
failure, under chloroform. Died OF
wounds received in action on the 18th;
Privates Clarence G. Briggs, band,
First Montana; Bruno l. Putseker, X.
Third Artillery.
February 18th: William b. Meyer
sick, 1, First Montana.
February 10Th: John J. Campbell, NJ,
First Montana.
General Otis also reports the follow
ing additional casualties:
First Washington-W Wounded: 18th,
Sergeant Reno D. Hoppe, slight; Leroy
L. Chields, Company L. moderate; Cor
poral Edward d. Smith, Privates Ed
ward S. Dyer, 49, Wagner, Henry c.
Mullen, Company c. injured, slightly,
explosion Springfield rife.
First Nebraska-Wounded 18th, Mu-
stefan William H. Distbrow, Company
H. severe, right thigh: lieutenant Bert
D. Whedon, First Nebraska, doing
well.
The record-union., 1899-02-20
ROBERTS CONDEMNED.
Church Of Latter Day Saints a
Pittsburg Denounces Him.

PITTSBURG, Feb. 19-This after
noon the congregation of the reorgan-
led Church of the Latter Day Saints
passed a resolution condemning the
Congressman-elect from Utah. The
meat of the resolution is:
Believing that the teaching and
practice of polygamy is an act of re-
bellion against the laws of the Govern
ment, a crime against society," of which
B. H. Roberts, Congressman elect from
Utah. is guilty, we, therefore. as con-
gregation. do hereby declare our oppo-
sition to the seating of said B. H. Rob-
erts in the House of Representatives of
the Government of the United States"
The record-union., 1899-02-20
THE ALLEGED BRIBERY.
Investigating Committee WILL Be-
gin Work To-Day.

SALT LAKE, Feb. 19.-The Legisla-
tive Bribery Investigating Committee
has addressed a letter to Representa-
tive Law, asking him to make a writ
ten statement of his bribery charges
and furnish copy to Mr.. McCune, and
also to present the charges in writing
to the committee at 8 o'clock to-mor-
row morning Mr.. McCune has also
been notified to appear before the COM
mittee at the same time and present
his defense to the charges. Both sides
are allowed counsel
1t is understood that McCune has en-
gagged as his attorneys ex-senator
Brown, Judges Dixon and Vancott,
Thurman & Thitchrow. David Evans
of Ogden will be one of the attorneys
for Representative Law.
The record-union., 1899-02-20
THE ADAMS INQUEST.
It Will Probably Be an Interest
ing Week in It's History.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-This will
probably be one of the most interest
ing weeks in the history of the inquest
into the death of Mrs, Kate ]. Adams.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne
expects to obtain reliable information
from Mrs. Florence Rogers. Mrs. Ro-
land B. Molineux, Barnet's two pro-
fessional nurses, and other women who
in one way or another have been con-
-nected with the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club,
Attorney Osborne acknowledges he
has in his possession a number of let
tiers of a more or less threatening ma
.ture. which are said to have been sent
by Cornish. to certain persons whom
Cornish disliked. Cornish will be put
ron the stand again.
The record-union., 1899-02-20
WEARY WICCLERS
END THEIR WORK.
Continued from First Page,

chine was won by the tandem in
1:54 4-5.
The six day race was ended at 1915
tonight, thirty-nine minutes ahead Of
time. It was obvious that the men
could not change their relative posi-
tons by riding longer. and so the man.
agement concluded to call the race at
an end instead of riding through until
1904. All the contestants were on the
track except Gimm, who retired at 8
p. m. and did not return At the end
of the 143d hour, at 1854 all the riders
retired for few minutes and returned
long enough only to make a showing
Miller 2.192, Aronson 2, LAG, Fredericks
2,090.2 Hale 2,062. Gimm, 1000, Nawn
2,012.2, Albert 1882, Barnaby 1,792. Z !,
Pilkington 1926. Lawson 1854, Ju-
lius 1.5O1.4, Ashinger 1906.
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HAS LEFT CHICAGO.
Lord Beresford Delighted With His
Retention There.

CHICAGO, Feb. 19-Lord Charles
Beresford and party left for the east
To-day over the Michigan Central road.
He will stop for a short time at Niagara
Falls to view the ice bridge and from
Buffalo will go direct to Washington.
This morning Lord Charles, accom-
panied by Eugene Carey and w. c. Nj
black of the Commercial Club, whose
guest the distinguished Englishman was
last night. attended divine service at
Central Church Later he took lunch
con with Nine Media. Lord Charles
expressed himself as delighted with the
reception given him In Chicago and
stated that he had accomplished all he
had wished by his mission.
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AGoNCILLo WILL LEAVE Us.
He Will GO to Europe to Try to
Enlist Sympathy There

j: MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-Senor Agon-
clio and Senior Marti left Montreal this
evening for New York. en- route to Lon
don, expecting to sail on Wednesday,
Their decision to depart was sudden,
for the two latest additions to the Fill
.pino Embassy in the United States. e.
r.. De Rios and H. Rivera, who arrived
here this evening fom Chicago, were
surprised at meeting Agoneillo and
.Marti ON the station platform.
Il Agoncillo recognizes, now that the
treaty has been passed and signed that
his mission to the United States is end
ed and so he will take up the next
move in the game and attempt to in
The record-union., 1899-02-20
THE SUBURBAN, $40, 600


A handicap for three-year- olds and
upward. OF $500 each for starters, 500
forfeit, or only $15 if declared out by
February 20, 1899. The winner to re-
ceive $1,000, the second 5000 and the
third $1,000. Weights to be announced
February 1st. Winners after announce
ment of weights OF two races of $500.
or one of 81, 400, pounds extra; Of two
of $1,400, or one of $2,7OO. 8 pounds
extra; of three of 81. 400. or two of ST.
700, or one of $1,000, II pounds extra
In the case of horses handicapped at
Ito pounds or over. these penalties shall
apply to the extent of one-half only;
In the case of those handicapped at l22
pounds or over, to the extent of one
quarter only, and in the case of those
handicapped at 100 pounds or over
they shall not apply at all. Penalties
in the case of horses three years old
shall not make the weight exceed J15
pounds. One mile and a quarter Tc
be run June 18th.
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Big Fire in Wisconsin.

19.-Fire which started tonight in the
dry kilns Of the Wisconsin Chair Fac
tory reduced that plant to ashes; at
tackled the Wilson House, the largest
hotel in town, and, leaping across the
river, reduced an unoccupied foundry,
a large number of fish shanties and
row of small buildings on Main and
Franklin streets to ashes At 1850
a. m. Monday the fire was still raging,
but it is believed that the flames will
be confined to the section now burn
ing The loss to the chair factory is
$3.50, GOO; insurance about 80 per cent.
The damage to other property is about
$4,000.
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Ne Threatened to Imprison Them II They
Did Not.
Then They Sent in Their Resig-
nations, as They Had Once Be-
fore Said They Would Do-The
Commission Appointed For Cuba
and Porto Rico Preparing to
Leave For the Islands.

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO, Feb.
19.-The Mayor and majority OF the
Municipal Council Of San Juan have
rendered their designations.
A few days ago the question of kill
ing cattle for municipal consumption
was referred to General Guy V. Henry,
Governor General of Porto Rico. After
an investigation General Henry issued
an order regarding the matter and the
Mayor and members of the Council de-
clared that they would resign before
complying with the Governors decree.
General Henry thereupon told them if
they did not stop trifling and obey or
ders he would have them imprisoned
"A meeting of the council was held to-
council rendering their designations, on
account of the alleged insult by the
Governor and his partisan friends.
Considerable feeling has been excit-
ed by the incident
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-The COM
mission named by the President to con-
slider questions pertaining to the civil
affairs in Cuba and Porto Rico is buSily
engaged in completing preparations to
leave for the islands, their intention
being to sail late next week or early in
the following week.
Henry c. Curtis. a member Of the
commission, has not arrived yet from
Iowa, but George Kennedy and Charles
w. Watson, the other members, are
proceeding with the work The chief
questions before them are those of tax
alton, public schools, public highways
and franchises for private enterprises.
AT present no personal or realty taxes
are being collected in either island, the
former laws having been suspended.
With view to preparing and recon-
fnending a desirable system for prop
erty taxation the commission is making
a complete compilatio of the tax laws
of the several States to the end that
the best may be given Cuba and Porto
Rico. The plan will be agreed upon
after the members of the commission
have visited the islands and personally
have given their conditions thorough
study The question of public schools
and highways will receive early atten-
ton, but it will be necessary to give
more immediate attention to the appli-
cations for franchises which have ac-
cumulated in great mass through the
War Department.
All applications for franchises of a
quasi public nature are referred by the
department to the commission and the
latter must pass upon them.- To date,
the capital represented by the applica-
tions on file aggregate SSO00Q.00O,
among the applications being one for
the construction of a railway from the
eastern to the western end of Cuba, a
distance of 600 miles. The commission
has not determined upon its itinerary,
but it probably will go first to Cuba
The record-union., 1899-02-20
Colonel Ray at Santiago.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Feb. TO-
Colonel Ray arrived from Guantanamo
to-day to arrange details for the de-
parture of his regiment, the Third I'm
munes, next month. He will also ap-
pear as witness tomorrow in the
trial by court-martial of Major Edward
Wilson, on charges of forgery and en-
bezzlement. The general opinion is that
Major Wilson is out of his mind
The record-union., 1899-02-20
HUNTER IS DEAD.
Succumbed to His Wounds and Al
ford is Charged With Murder.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 19.-Jay Z.
Hunter, the well known attorney and
clubman who was shot yesterday after
noon by William Afford, died to-day
from the effects of his wounds. EuE-
ter was shot twice in the ahAemen, the
intestines being punctured. An opera
ton was performed last night with the
slight hope of saving his life,a but peri
tonitis. set in this morning and he died
at noon. A charge of murder was ac-
cordingly placed against Afford, who
protests that he acted in seif-defense
The record-union., 1899-02-20

sam FIaHCFScO uaJa. MaXlmum teIn-
perature "a, minimum 90, mean 81.
An area of low pressure has moved
,southeastward during the day, and is
central this evening in North Dakota
This has caused cloudy weather over
the Rocky Mountain region, and partly
cloudy weather over the Pacific Slope.
The pressure is highest off the Wash
ington and Oregon coasts.
The. temperature has fallen slightly
over California and Northern Nevada,
and risen over the Rocky Mountain
region and Arizona. The temperatures
are from 10 to 20 degrees above the
normal throughout California.
Conditions are favorable for fair and
continued warm weather in California.
The record-union., 1899-02-20
SUICIDE AT SAN JOSE.
An Unknown Man Shoots Himself
in Lodging House.

SAN JOSE, Feb. 19.-An unknown
man committed suicide in his room in
the Park clearinghouse this forenoon
by shooting himself in the head with
a pistol. He was we'll dressed, about
35 years of age. He had handsome fea-
lures and wore new business suit of
dark brown checked stuff, with black
fedora hat. Only 40 cents was found
in his pockets.
He had evidently destroyed all his
papers to cover up his identity. He
had been staying in the house three
days. An inquest will be held to-mor
row.
The record-union., 1899-02-20
VERDICT OF SUICIDE.
Supposed That Mrs. Rankin Was
Temporarily Insane.

PORTLAND (Or.), Feb. ia Cor,
oner's jury to-day found that Mrs.
John Rankin committed suicide at a
hotel yesterday Mrs Rankin's hus-
band has for some time had charge Of
the department of timberland cruising
of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, with an office in the headquar-
ters building at Tacoma.
1t is supposed that Mrs. Rankin took
her life while temporarily insane. She
had been in Portland for some time
under the care of a physician, who
was treating her for nervousness.
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Has a shipwrecked Crew.

BALTIMORE, Feb. ia report
reached here tonight that the British
steamer Lord Charlemonte, from Ar
drossan for Baltimore, had passed in at
Cape Henry, where she signaled that
she had on board a shipwrecked crew.
The Lord Charlemonte will not land
until she reaches Baltimore tomorrow,
and there is no way of getting fur
Their particulars at this time
The record-union., 1899-02-20
Surprised at Hostility.

PARIS, Feb. 20-According to the
Figaro" President Loubet is surprised
at the hostility of which he is the OBJ
ject, and has said:
No one has a right to say I am
Dreyfuist or an anti-Dreyfuist / am.
with a majority of the nation, for
truth, supported by Justice
The record-union., 1899-02-20
ENLARGEMENT announced.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-The engage
ment of Miss Emily James Smith,
dean of Barnard College, and George
Haven Putnam, head of the publishing
house of c. c. Putnam's Sons, is an
nounced Miss Smith, who has been
in poor health lately. has just sailed
for Bermuda
The record-union., 1899-02-20
A coLD-RLooDED MURDER.
Republic of Honduras May Pay
Dearly For II,

PFTTSBURG, Feb. 19.-The Post"
tomorrow VIII say: The murder of
FRANK Fears, the Pittsburg man, in
Honduras on January 31st, will un-
doubtediy lead to most embarrassing
complications unless the little republic
snail apologize, and at the same time
oenver up q great amount of gold as
me for the foul murder committed.
Backed by Senators Foraker of Ohio
and Quay Of Pennsylvania, as well as
many others of national fame In poli-
scs, also armed with personal letters
I'm state Senator c. L. Magee. Harry
= Fears OF Pittsburs, brother of the