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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-02
CHILD BROUGHT HOME.
Large Crowds of People Rejoice With the Hap
py Parents.

New York, June Arthur Clark the
father Of the abducted child Marion
Clark. accompanied by Chief Of Police
Devery and Captain McC1usky, arrived
in this city at 1880 o'clock tonight
bringing back the child which had been
missing for twelve days. When Mr.
Clark arrived on this side Of the river
he and his baby were rushed into
carriage. A detective got on the box
with the driver and told him to drive
for his life.
The driver started the carriage on a
run. Behind it came a procession OF
carriages of all descriptions, hllea Win
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-02
OF INTEMPERANcE

Naugatuek, CT, June Hubert Car
roll. aged IS years, a farm hand, died
late this afternoon from drinking some
horse medicine that he supposed WIS
whisky.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-02
FITCHBURG MAN FAILS.

Joseph N. erousseau Filed Voluntary Petit
tion IN Insolvency.
Boston, June Joseph II. Brousseau.
a Fitchburg trader. located I'm the liver
johnson building. has filed a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in the United
states district court. His liabilities ara
scheduled at s7OS7. and the nominal as
sets amount to ST., 050
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-02
WANTS HIS ESTATES.
NaturaIized American BanIshed From Russia
Appeals TO President.

Appeals to President.
Washington, June 1.-The president
has been appealed to by Adolph Lips
Eye. a veteran Of the civil war, to in
tercede for him with the Russian gov
eminent and secure a pardon for him.
He went to Russia in 1856 to obtain a
portion Of his fathers estate. He was
arrested. but being a naturalized AM
erican was released and banished rom
Russia. The petitioner recites that be
thinks this an suspicious time-durins
the disarmament cOngress--tO obtain q
pardon and thereby obtain his portion
of his property.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-02
WEATHER REPORT.

Boston. June Local forecast Friday:
Fair weather; cooler Friday night: south
to southwest winds; probably fair Satur-
day.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
K~alendarzyk
zabaw i0bchod6w " Chicago.

Dnia % pazdziernika. Wielki kon
cert W hall parafjalnej sw. Tr6j.
cy, ola uczczenia psmieoi Fry.
deryka Szopena.
Dnia 20 pazdziernika. Tow. sw.
Trojcy Nc. l PREY kosoiele sw
Tr6joy. Wielki bal ola uczcze
mia l6ej rooznioy za}ozenia tow
W hall Walsha, r6g Noble j EN-.
ma al.
Dnia 5 listopada. Przedsta wienie
teatralne Tow. Sp. ,,Lirnik Pol
ski, ohor % Wv. S. P. W hall
Walsh'a. Odegrane bedzis
,Krakowiacy G6rsle", shows
KamihskiegO, muzyka F. Zareby
Dnia 5 listopada. Wielki bal tow
Krola Mieczysiawa l. OR. 122 "
hall Walsh'a, ma rogu Noble
Emma al.
Dnia 10 listopada. Soko{ Polski no
III. Przedsta wienie melodrama
tn Cuba Libre" W hall Walsha
r6g Noble / Emma.
Dn'a 30 listopada. Tow. Synowie
Polski, gr. PSF u. N. P, urza
dza zabawe " srode w~ieczorem
29go listopada Nv willie Dnis
dziekczynienia) W dolnej sail
Schoenhofena, ma rogu Mllwau.
kee i Ashland ave.
Dnia 81 grudnia. Tow. sw. Florja.
ma z parafji sw. Trojoy urzadzs
wielki bal Sylwestra Nv willie
Nowego Roku) W hall Walsha,
ma rogu Noble Emma al.
Wojciechopo.
Dnia 5 listopsda. Wy Oddzial Nv.
Miod. Pol. urzsdza przsdstawie
ME teatraloe " hall P~uiaskiego,
800 S. Ashland ave. Odeerane
Sostana dwie sztuki p. t. u zy.
Ola artysto~" VI mitosci".
Dnia 20 listopsds. Tow. Przemys
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

fowo6w Polskioh. or. mr.. 8 u. N.
p, urssdza bal " 11ts rooznice
swego istnienia " bali Pu}askie.
60, 800 S. Ashland ave.
Toson OF Lake.
Dnia % pazdziernika. Roczny bal
tow. Jutrzenka WoInosci, Or.
1884, W hall Kosoiuszko, r6p as
Wood ul., o godz. BEL po poi.
Dnia 20 pa~zdziernika. Wielki kon
cert Tow. op. Lutnia " hal
Kosoius.ko. rog 4Sej j Wood al.
Dnia 20 listopada. Sokol Polski ma
Town of Lake. Przedsta wienie
sztuki -D~or i gromads" W ha-
Ii Kosciuszko" rdg 4Sej i Wood
al. Pc teatrzs bal.
Bridgeport.
Dnis IA styoznia. Przedsta wienie
teatralne tow. spiewu Zorza "
bali Kaiser'a. 1880 Archer ave.
Odegrana bedzis sztuka Gear.
towska lava. Pc przedstawie.
niu bal.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

kovanyoh " ssrbji pism s.grsnio..
oyoh, . ktors 10 krytyki Tus.ano-
wios wypisywai sobis Ola wlasnsgo
utytku jako minister.
Inny Z osksr,onycb, q nkowios.
skasany sosssi M lat 20 "a to, 10 NJ
Os"nej 1abswis tshOujsOsj dst NV
sposob dsmons'raovjny" Ia jskii osl
dobroosynny o 10 fr. vieosj, aniael,
ekskr6l Milan, 1 70 1~nslssiono q ME.
90 proklamaoje . Z. 1888. wymisr.o.
~ prseciw M lanowi. I kubsk W
subsk podobuy material pos,usyi do
skassnis innyoh 20 issdnyoh. Kos.
sswicss, jedyusgo winowsjos, SRA.
sano M smierc; ten sam wyrok do.
'knsi gaoinsgo pr,y-6doe chiop6w.
Tsjsioss, ksory jsdnak bswi " Cs.r.
oog6rss; M innyoh posypsiy sic Ia
~ wissienne cd 20 lat do 81
Wyrok bsigradzki Jest jsdns ,
osjwietssyoh PLAN " d.iejsoh d.is.
v~istnassego wisku IL wyrokisu M
Dis!yfass ME idsis " por6wnanie.
Kreta.
Prywatne d~onissisnia Krsty
Prs~edssawisjs " dosc popursu
s~isIls t~smssjsss stosuukl. M ,ho.
m~ssaOie oisgls wypr.e iajs .swe. ma:
jsski wypro~ad.ajs sic : .wyspy
gromadnis. Majatki kupujs cd niob
prawis vysso.nis aoglioy I ssaja Gle
wfsscicielami wislkioh o~bssar6w, 70
osem idIie .takss wislki iohjvply~
spossosny polisyc1ny. Ciy TO WI
die ma kor.yse srsk6w I ksieoia Je.
rssgof-o t,m wstp'6 mofna. :Ksi,.
to stsrai sie s,isgnsc ma Krste kup
cow . W'oOb, leo. pr6ba sic ME po
wiodfa; nspiy~ ajs ma wyspe tylko
robotnioy wioscy. aby pefni6 s,u.bs
q bogatych anglik6w. q {. Jest tax
to zs skarbsm public,nym. Docho.
dy wynosIs lsdwie 2 miljony rr6v;
w%ysssrorsja .alsdwis ma psnsjs Ola
ursednik6~. Innyoh potrseb nisms
o.sm opedIit, . o po.yosos nisma &C
mytlsc, p~oniswaa trseba napr,od
sPsacie dug ,aoisgniety re porek,
mocarstw, ktory jest snac,ny, DO
wynosi cstsry miljony. S,anowisko
ksiecis Jsr.sgo nile jest bynsjmnis,
usasns r3iami. Bye jsdnak mote, i,
sytuaoja ,mieni sic M lspsse, albo
wiem siychsc, 70 I A.ji ssmisr.s
p~rIesieilic sic bsdz do Tssalji, bsdz
IA Krsse 10000 osiadiyob tam,e
grskow, /. ktorych wislu ma pisnis
de, = wsIysoy .uchod.a IA lud.i ia
rsdcych praoowitych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
WOlne POlskie SfOwC

~ychodri ~pierws.ego I pietnassee,
katdego miesisca, " Psrytu. Podsj.
~iadomosci poglady Z pisrws.sj re
HI, TAX : kraju jaka to. 3 smigracy
Polskisj. - Poglsdsmi swsmi Wy
t~isdczs wislks pr.ysiuge osytela,
kom " ro.woju umys.owym. Upt.
ws1eohnisnie sego pisms jest bard,.
potsdsnem " Ameryos q tanioSc uss
via nsbyoie katdemu. Abonamen,
soczny k~os.tuje dollar jsdsn 1 POI
p'snisdIe posyfsc Prise. Post Of6o.
order sdresujso: M. Adolphs Rsifi
q Roe de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
Przeglad ~polityczny.
WtnSftI
dslsgat 81. 81.

Woiaa 70 Afryee.
Wojna Angljis Bosrami. osadnika-
mi holsnderskismi, t~~or.acymi dwis
rseosyPospolite ~ Afryce POsudnio
wei: Trsnswaal l P~oludniowe O.sngs
Free States jest faktsm. Wywola
NJ .ostsia pr1er ultimstum prszy-
dsnts Trsnswaalu, Krusgsra, kt6ry
.stadai cd Anglji, by ia " 4S go
dIinsoh oofosaa swe wojska cd era.
MO rrso1ypospolitsj Transwaalu, by
wojsks, kt6rs 50 obeonis ns mor.u,
nile byiy lsdowane " Afrycs, by
wszystkie kwestjs sporno, pc pr,y.
jeciu tych warunkow, byiy sasstwio-
ne prIsr sad polubowny. Damna
Anglia naturalnis ~ultimstum ssgo
ole Prsyjsia ! re Eultatsm tego wojna,
straszua krwawa walka, kt6rej o.
beonis widrimy pocIassk, a kt6rej
kohca ! skutk6w prsswid.iec nis je.
sssfmy zdolni.
Natyeh Mast pc upaynieoIu pre-.
rnacsonego " ultimatum osasu, cd.
dsiaiy Basrow prIskroosyiy granioe
! wtsrgnety W posisdioI,i sngislskis
cd wschodu 1 saobodu swsi rzeosy.
pospolitsj. Cd zaohodu wojska Boz
row ~osacsyiy miastsorho Msfeking.
gdsie zamknefo sic 900 aoinisr.y an
gislskisj saiogi 1 Kimberley, gd.is
snajdujs sic koio 1000 ~teiaisr,y an
gielskicb; cd racbodu h,lsndr,y DO
suwsjs sic " kierunku miasta Lady
smith, cd poiudnis m~ssrerujs ma
m~isjscowoic Aliwal North Wsre
die pc drodss burrs kolsje aslarpe
ni'soss tslsgrsfy ! mostly. Me uis
ga ws'Pliwosci, TO W wy.sj wymis-
nionych miejscowoloisch sassy jua
krwsws walki, leor dosyobosss ME
many asdnsj urzsdowsj wisdomosoi.
Rad sngislski 20 wybuchu wojny
nssotyf ostrs cspzure ma w~sryukie
depssss, ME choso, by iwist sic do.
wisdIia' sego, ossgo sobis rssd 40
gielski ME tyory.
Dotycbcrss o lie re skromnyoh de
pe's dowisdrisc sic moaos, snglicy
w''sd1ie u'tspujs. W ogols v o.
beonsj chwili az do nsdsjioia posli.
ko", obsonis bedsoyoh " drodzs do
Afryki, snglicy vssedris 90 liosebnis
mnisj silni cd svyoh pr,eoivnikov
! ola ssgo ogoluis pr.opowiad.js, a.
ma poosstku Rampant Anglia bar
dro sstwo dosnsc mote pow.,nyob
porstsk' Rrsd angislski ma g-ah
wojsks, . we wtorek, I7gol
pszdsisrniks rorpoossss sie nadswy
''ajoa sssJs p~srlsmsntu, swosanego
10 rospssrssnis spraw posudniowo-
'fsykahskioh uohwslsnis pot-ssb.
'ych pisnisdsy n prowsdssnie vol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
Rome O~rganizacje.

Zwiazek Sokofow Polskich " Amery.
&c. Z. W. Reichel, sekretarz, .s6 Park
st., Chicago.
Zwiazek Mfodziezy Polskiej W Amery.
&c. FIR. t. Woiowski, sekr., TIE w. Goth
st., Chicago.
Towarzystwo Centralne Polek. Kon-
stancja Bytohska, sekr., 1856 w. 18th ST.,
Chicago. -- -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
KrOnika m~iejscowa.
y Ma Ssjn z. ". p.

10 LusJomyc sW1txy.
Pooisg speciality, ktory opusoi'
nasse missto " niedsisle rano, ssbrst
Oh ,io sto os6b do Grand Rapids.
Prssd odjssdsm. pooisgu dworseo
wislki na Michigan ava. | IL 'ulio
rosbrsmiew val polsks move ! vygls.
dai j.k jsdsu .dworo6w " jakism
p~o!skiem miesoie.
- Na5o<ekstuo. II
We wtorsk, dnis II PAT lsisrnika,
odbyio sic uroorysssl ~.nsboashst 70
faiobne " kosoisls sw. Tr6joy jake
~ roc.nioe fmisroi saynosgo uistrsa
mu.yki Ffydsryka Chopina, Koloi6t
~. Trojoy byf pr.spsaoiouy publios-
noioIs. NsboAehstwo odbyio sic
bard.o wsis1!als, prsy wsp6aud.ials
oh6r6w ! orkisstry. ..a.s
= 06ch6d Chopina.
W nisd.isle, dnia % pazd.isrnika
" hall sskolnej parafJi ~. Trojcy
odbedsis sis wislki konosrt | obchod
ma ossid ucrcrsnia roo.nicy fmlsroi
slynnego nassego vodsks. Oboh6d
ten urssdsa Tow. S3iswu FIR .Chopi.
ma. Program konoertu nadswyezaj
starannis dobrany. Ma programme
widzimy diva pr.sm6wienia: OBJ. F.
II. Jsb.ohskiogo / J. F. SmuIskiego.
Bi5lioteka ro6otnicza.
Odaziaiy polskis q. P. R. " Chi
cago zdobyiy sic ma waasuy lokal. "
kt6rym otwarss sostaia be.plstos
o.ytelnia Ola poAytku robotnik6w
polskioh " Chicago.
C1yteluia ia missoi sic W gmsohu
Walsha 484, 4S8 Noble utica.
Nocy lekars polski.
DR.. s. Ssudra wski pc ukofoseniu
o.tsrolstuiego kursu msdy crnsgo W
Uaiwsrsytsois Miohigahskim / .po
parolstnisj prsktyce s.pitalnsj PREY
jsohai do Chicago, gdsis byi Prise.
pewisn ozas " instytucie poioAni.
osym a potem " sspitalu pr.schod-
MIN. 1 rwisd.iws.y gl6wne s.pitale
miasta Chicago, zamissskal M Mil.
waukee ave. No 700 r6g Noble i
pr,yjuuje choryoh cd 2 do IL rano,
cd 1 do 5 po poiudniu | cd 6 do Q
wisczorsm.
n Isdtr dmdtorski.
Tsw. u~rsadzajaos ooroc1nis prsed
stawisnia teatrall s " nasssm mics.
ole, " tym roku jakos ME .aosely
sic j%sszc.s kr.a,ac koio teatru. Csy-
by to znacsy6 miaio, Re W tym $3.50
nile odbedris sic aoi jsdsn tsatr anna
torski?
Cuba Li6re.
Siyszehfmy, as sok6a Polski No.
II listopadis ma samiar powtor.yc
melodramat Cuba Librs", kt6ry
wys'a~iony W zss,iym roku do.naa
tax prrycbylnsgo pr.yjeoia cd pu.
blic.nos,i.
O6ch6d roczny zasozenia.
Wislki obcb6d XIssj roo.nioy
swsgo istnienls ursadzs Tow. Gin
nsstyosns Sok6 Polski No. l W dniu
1890 listopads " sail Puiaskiego.
Pc obchodsis nassspls cwio.snia
gimnsstyo,ns I tahoe.
O6ch6d Chopina ma posudnio
soej stronie.
w hall Puisskisgo " lisIopad1is
ma sic odbyc r6wniea obok6d ns
ozsic Chopina ursadsony ssaraniem
oh6r6w psisasoych do 2 wissku Spis.
wak6w Polskioh " Ansryos.
Kurs gimnasts czny.
Zwis.ek sokoiow Polskioh wkr6t
os roEpoo.nie kurs gimnsstyki ola
n~auosycieii gnia.d. Wssny 10 krok
napr,od.
O6chody Listopadoaoe
Gas pomJslsc o oboho ZACH po-
wstsnia L'stopsdowego.
Centralne Tow. Polek.
Oh Tow. Central nsgo Polek osrry
mujemy korsspoudsncjs, ktors tn q
missionary " csiolci:
q poir6d wislu towsr.ystw tax
msskioh, jak ! tehskiob, nader dodat
Mo wyroznis sic pCsntralns Tow.
Polek", raiotons trrynasoie lat temu.
Towarrysswo licsy dsis $50 cIion
k6w.
Tovarrvstyo. xdoloie nrsex na,ve
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

Klub p trjotyczny Polek. - wfadysfa.
wa C~hodzihska, sekr-, SS6 Armitage Ave.
Chicago.
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oiVosoy Wynoei syieo Soos ksOtyop
to war.ystwo wypaaoa $500 wspsrois
~ ohorobis tygodaiowo.
Oh lgo lissopada Z. b. wsjd.is "
sycis uohwais, M mooy kt6rej kaals
Z si6str opiaoac bedsis los. na mile
siso regularnsgo podatku jake pc.
smisrsns, n 90 " rasis imieroi sio
ssry towsrsyst.o wyplaoa bs.swio
o.nis p~o.ossaisj roi.inis $500 / Wy
ssls diva powozy M pogrssb.
POsied,enia Csntraloego Tow, Pc
lex ~odbywaja sic regularnie - kafda
pisr-s.s nisdrisle pc piervssym, @
god.inie 2si 20 poiudniu, " hall Pu.
iaskisgo, 300 s. Ashland ava. - Q
sraounkiem. K. K. BytOhsks, sekr,
prot, 788 W. 18th str.
O6ch6d Ssopenososki.
Dnia 20 lissopads T. b. odbed.is ole
~ hall PoiaskisRo uroosysty obch6d
ns pamisske b0sj roo.nioy imisroi
nssssgo wislkisgo komposytora ! mi
sosuika ipiswu F.ydsryka S.opsns,
o ooh6d ten ursadzsjs tow. fpiswao'
kis. ist aisjsca " Chicago 1 nslsasce
do Wv. s.. Pol. wAmsryoe, . wspo.
ud.iaasm tow. spisvu sw. Ceoylji /,
psrafji lw. WOjoisoha. Program be
d.ie sic skiadai odO.yto~, ktors
~oznsjmis g. publiosnotoi ozsm byi
ola pOlak6w Fsydsryk Sropsn, oraa
I poJedyho.ych, wsp6lnyoh I solo.
wych pistni.
Blitssych s.ossg6l6w udzislimy
81. publio.nosOi " jaknsjkr6ss.ym
osasis. - Komitet.
w pr.ejezizis mym ma Ssjm dc
Grand Rapids, wstspiiem do Chioa
60 stolicy polonji " Amsryoe 1 .wis
dsisem dom z~isskowy. S nialo mo
O poWledsiec, re TO dsiefo ma
SIC . kt6rsgo sic moasmy s.o.yoic
Mifs chwils spedsiiem wsr6d rods.
k6w wszed.is mile prsyjmowsoy, .s
90 d.iekuje nasrym q ~is.kowcom
pafstwu Polkowskim, A. MsNsk, F.
Cylikowskim, Klaozyhski IN, Posswih
skim IA oka.anis domowsgo muss.
um i pamistsk powstanis 1853 l..
r6wniea mile byism pr.yjety pre-,
ks. probosrcra Srsuosko. Por6wny.
wsjs, pr.e, ten oaiy tyd.ish, pre-.
konaiem sic, 70 nasi rodaoy o wisle
kor,yssnisj ssojs ~ Chicago jak "
New Yorku.
u sracunktsm
". Rdmihski,
dslsgat gr. 81.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-10
A FELON'S LOVE.
BY HENRY W. NESFIELD.

1t. there could be no doubt but that an
ample supply of water was to be found
there
Looking down upon these gums and
wattles from that dizzy height, they
seemed to be no larger than cabbage
plants, but Jack knew quite well that
the plateau they were on was probably
two thousand feet above the water
bed upon which he gazed.
By-andby, as his eyes became more
accustomed to the scene, he fancied he
detected thin line of smoke issuing
from the foliage below. Yes. 1t was
smoke. That curling line of blue vapor
betrayed the presence Of human be-
ings; probably 1t was native en-
campment The blacks were reported
to be very numerous and hostile in this
nearly unknown region, and 1t was ad-
visable to take every precaution before
approaching them.
That's camp" exclaimed Jack,
scarcely above his breath, "and a white
mans camp, too, I'll wager!"
1t was decided after hurried discus
sion that one of the party should go
down and reconnoiter.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-10
a1oO H,,v,r,i. 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased 70
learn TINT there is at least one dreaded ulsense
that science has been able to cure in nll lts
stages and that is Catarrh Halls Cntarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known 70 tne
tIonal disensc requires constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, md giving the paticnI
strength by building up the constitution ana
assisting nature In doing its work The pro-
prietors have so much faith In It's curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollnrs 10.
Address +. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. "a
Sold by druggists 75c
Halls Family Pills are tho best
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-10
MORE JEWS IN PALESTINE
Consul at Beirut Says That Hebrew Popu.
Iation Is on the Increasc.

In view of the interest manifested re-
Gently in the Zionist movement looking to
the re-peopling of the Holy Land by Jews.
statistics sent to the State Depart ment
by United States Consul Ravndal. at
Beirut. of the number of Jews now in
Palestine are of great interest.
He says that one-half of the popula-
tion are Jews. whereas there were only
1000 twenty years ago. In Jerusalem
there are 220OO Jews. half of whom have
come from Europe. After statement of
the condi..on and resources of some of
the principal Jewish colonies the consul
says:
ENTIRELY irrespective of whether the
Zionists will succeed in awakening in the
Jewish people a national spirit and form
ing "A judah monarchy or republic with
its parliament in Jerusalem, the present
agitation makes for the development of a
country which is only a shadow of it's for
mer self. and will generously respond to
modern influences.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-10
AYh,I AruinaIdn lYunis

General Whittier who has recently re-
turned from the Philippine islands, came
directly into contact with Aguinaldo and
other leading insurgents for several
months and had an excellent opportunity
10 ascertain their plans and motives, be
cause he was appointed collector of Gus
toms Immediately upon the occupation of
Manila, and held that office until he was
recalled He says it would be easy to
make an arrangement with ASuinaldo
and his associates. provided they were
given control Of the revenues: that is all
they want. They are perfectly willing for
the United states to run the government
their ultimntum. He says, too. that every
man who has anything at stake in the
philippinr islands. every propcrt y-holder
and exery taxpayer every importer and
exporter. would dread the rule of the in
surgents more than the tyranny of the
Standards.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-10
STEEL RAILS ABROAD.
Even Glasgow CIsmorA for the American
praduct.

Even Glasgow CIamorA for the American
Product.
The Maryland Steel Company, which
has large mills AT Sparrows Point. near
Baltimore, has just received several
notable orders for steel rails. They i'll
dicate the drift of international COIN
merce and Illustrate the progress
which the United States has made in
the manufacturing world. The most
remarkable comes from Glasgow, Scot
land. for 1000 tons. and is hccomph-
MED by an intimation that II much
larger order will be forthcoming in
case the first is satisfactory. A few
days ago an equally significant event
occurred, when mill at Birmingham,
Alabama sent 900 tons of steel ship
plates to firm of ship builders in
Glasgow. These are the first ever sent
from the United States to Europe,
and the invoice of the Maryland Steel
Company will be the first American
rails ever sent to Scotland. Another
significant commercial event was an
order received by the Maryland Steel
Company for 10000 tons of steel rails
for the government railways In India
and 10000 tons from the Russian gov
ernmcnt for the Siberian railway.
Twelve thousand tons of rails are to
be shipped to Australia in few days.
This is the third order from that sec
tion. the total amounting to $4,000 tons.
Within the last few months the Mary
land Steel Company has sent rails to
China. Japan. Siberia, India, Austria
lin. South Africa. Russia. France, Ire
land. Scotland. Mexico, the West In
dies. Brazil and the Argentine Re-
prllip
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-10
An Economical Rail.

Chief Engineer w. T. Manning Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
invented new rail that experts say
has many points of interest to rail-
road owners, the principal one being
its economical feature. 1t is well
known that rails veal rapidly on
curves and where these are short and
traffic heavy, the cost of renewal is
very large. Manning has evolved a
section, which. he asserts, will reduce
the cost 81 per cent per ton per year.
He adds materially to the life OF the
rail by placing additional metal in the
head and on the side upon which the
wear comes. The new rail will be
given thorough test on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad the receivers
having ordered 1000 tons from the
Carnegie Steel Co. The Pittsburg
& Western has also ordered 500 tons.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-10
Ito be Continued.)
A Patriarchai Apple Tree.

Albert Ham, a farmer of West Dres-
den, Me-. has an apple tree in his or
chard which measures 8 feet 10 inches
in circumference foot from the
ground, and at the height of feet the
trunk branches into four limbs almost
as large. Its great limbs are full of
crooks and angles, but the whole
makes good. shapely tree. 1t is over
q century old, and has borne well for
each year OF the forty-seven 1t has been
in Mr.. Hams possession. One year 1t
gave him forty-three bushels of good
apples.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-10
AN UNNAMED HERO
A Sailor at Santiago kl-ked His Life to
Put Cattle Out of Their Misery.


Chaplain Cassard of the Indiana re.
Gently contributed bit of unwritten
history of the naval fight off Santiago,
when Cervera's fleet was smashed. 1t
was Just after the Maria Teresa had
gone ashore on the rocks She was on
fire and flames We're shooting from her
in every part. Dead and dying sailors
were lying on her decks, the dying
fearfully watching the flames and of
fering up prayers for salvation. Those
who had escaped had made their way
to shore, some painting to liberty up
the mountain side. Others stood await
ing capture by the American ships
crews, then coming TO the succor. A
boat load from the Indiana had put off
and was the first TO reach the shore
after the Teresa had struck. Chaplain
Cassard was one of the rcscung party
The Tercsa's sailors on shore. most
of them Naked others with but II thin
garment, gaZed In fear at the jackies.
many expecting to be killed. But they
had come on an errand of mercy and
soon made their mission known.
In the midst of this carnage of war
the chaplain saw m American sailor
put off toward the Teresa, 200 feet dis
tant, in II small boat. Guns We're then
going Off on the broken ship. shells
were exploding in every direction and
through the rents In the vessels side
the dull glare of the flames showed
only too clearly the sailors peril from
The explosion of the Tcrcsa's magn-
zines. Yet he kept on. Up a dangling
rope he went. hand over hand, and
reached the deck.
Those on shore saw him pull re-
volver. Presently its sharp crack was
ger, walked along, shooting ut inter
walls.
AT the risk Of life" Chaplain Cas-
snrd said. this hero had gone aboard
, that Spanish vessel knowing cattle
We're confined there. with no possibil-
ity of escape Thinking not of himself.
knowing that he might never come
back alive. he went into that volcano
of death that the poor brutes might
not suffer. saw the heads of the
great oxen. They We're standing with
their backs to the fire quivcring with
fear. | saw him going from one to an
other. shooting all. There he stayed
until the last dumb brute had been
killed. Then, with the flames curling
around him, the sides of the ship II
red heat, lie calmly went down the
rope into his boat and came ashore,
| where he disappeared among tho
crowd of sailors. None of us ever
found out this mans name. He is an
| unnamed hero, and shows of what
stuff the men of the American navy
are composed."-New York Times.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-10
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