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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
.Kjonsty.tucya
3go Maja.

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&tfb8- lat @ubiega Cd chw'l;
konstytucyi $50
Maja, w roku 1871.
MIN przystapiemy jednak
do skreSlenia samej konsty-
tucyi, cofnat sic muslmy ma
lat sto przedtem, by wykazat
jake by}y pobudki przyczy-
ny, wynikiem kt6rych by}a
konstytrcya 3go Maja.
,Po Smierci Jana Sohie-
skiego. bohaterskiego kr6la
polskiego, zapanowal W Pol
see zupe}ny bezrzad. W}adza
spoczywala W reku szlachty,
kr6l sam zrobiG mic pie m6g}.
Pomimo ze kr6l6w obiera}
og6l szlachty, lecz magnate,-
rya jej przewodzaca wybierala
ME najgodniejszego, lecz
najwiecej p}acacego; szlachta
znow6z glosowa}a wed}ug
zyczenia magnat6w to
wszystko "a pijatyki i uczty
jake jej panowie wyprawiali.
Naismutnie)szy stan W
Polsce byl "a kr6l6w Sas6w
Augusta II i III. ~Nikczemny
August II proponowa} nawet
sasiednim mocarstwom roz-
bior Polski. Moskale | Mem.
.cy gospodarowali W kraju
lakby u sieb;e ! nibyto "a
prowadzaly porzadek. Polska
stala Sc karczma zajezdna
.dla kazdego...
Po- smierci Augusta III
caryca Katarzyna Il przy
pomocy bagnet6w osadzila na
tronie polskim swego kochan.
ka Stanis}awa Augusta Po-
niatowskiego, meza wyksztal.
.conego lecz zniewieScia}ege
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
Echa Filipihskie.

MANILA. - General
amerykahski Nc Arthur W
pore przybyl osaczonemu
przez Filipihczyk6w genera
}owi Hale W pomoc W dniu
90 Kwietnia g}6wna armia
powstahc6w zostala z Calum-
pit wyparta.
Pod Calump't wystaplly
filipihskie. pu]ki po raz
pierwszy W szyku bojowym
Kazdy cddzia} wojska odby-
wal rugby podziwu godna
akuratnoscia. General hlipih-
ski Luna pedzil ma karym
:koniu Cd jednego pu]ku do
drugiego. Fobudzajac po-
wstalic6w do walk.
Gdy jednak kule amery-
kahskie wbijaiace sic W piasek
wznios}y tuman kurzu, schror
Mill sic powstadcy ma poclag
i odiechali, majac Amerykan
tuz "a soba.
Filipihczycy dw6ch trzyr
caiowych armat Kruppa rzu-
cali granaty ma ykariskle
szeregi, lecz pociski pskall
pooad Giovanni wojska anne
rykahskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
NihiliSci zblegli
jednak:zie, MIN ich
zdolano aresztowa6.

PETERSBURG. =
General gubernator
Fiulandyi, Bobrlkow
wyst6sowaf do guber-
nator6w ok6lnik, W
kt6rym powiada, ze
ustawy odnosz9ce sic
do Finlandyi, maja
bye W przysziosci W
ten sam spos6b wy
dawane i og}aszane,
jak dotychczas. Oar
zamierza ME zapro-
wadza6 noWego stanu
rzeczy W Finlandyi,
ostatni manifest car
ski ME moze bye tl6-
maczony W .duchu y, ma
ruszenla organlzacyl
tego kraju... '''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
TELEGRAMY.

MANILA. Rad
Narodowy Fil1pihski
wybra} komisya z ~
znakomitszyeh wys-
piarzy, majaca uk}a-
da6 sic z amerykah-
skim genera}em Otis
wzgledem zawarcia
pokoju. Otis cd.
powiedzia4 dwom de-
legation tel komisYi,
il Rz9du Narodowe-
go Filipihskiego ME
uzaaje i zada bezwa-
runkowego poddania
sic powstahc6w. W
takim razie poreczo-
noby wszelkim J, bun
townikom'' 6lipih-
skim iamnestya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
MANILA. &c.

MANILA. &C.
neral Otis ' ( odebral ()'!l!'E'. ]l cd Cd
n ;mliinistra wojnY z " a.
shing{onu polecenie,
ably poczyni6 Agi: /.
naldzie i flipihskiiej
komisyl pokoju wszel
kie mozliwe .ustep-
silva, by tylko :pok6j,
ktjry W Ameryce
teraz bardzo> jest po-
zadany, m6g} przyjS6
do skutku. - Pomie-
dry obiema wojuja-
cemi stronami ma
wyspie Luzon juz
faktycznie panuje ja-
kobY zawieszenie bro
nj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04

lcharakteru. Kr6l Stas chcia
wprawdzie zaprowadzi6 re-
formy ma lepsze, lecz Mo-
skwa sprzeciwi}a sic temu
co do nieuwierzenia, popiera-
iacych reformy senatcr6w
porwa}a, wywozac W glab
Rosyi do Kalugi.
Al niespodzianie W roku
1772 try pahstwa oscienne,
Moskwa, Prusy Austrya
rzuclIy sic ma bezbronna j
osfabiona ?olslse po HAWAI-
ku sobie niej zabraly. By}
to pierwszy rozb'6r Polski.
Grom ten niespodziewany
obudzi} z letargu nar6d Polski
i pobudz1 go do gorliwej
piracy mad usunieciem z}ego.
Przedewszystkiem wzieto sic
do oswiaty. Pozbywac sic tel
poczeto dawnych przesad6w.
Poprzednio ME wolno bylo
szlachcicowi pod utrata szla-
chectwa zajmowat sic pre-
myslem handlem, teraz zas
popierano gor]iwie te dwie
ga}ezie dobrobytu. Sam kr6ll
dawat W t:y tym k;erunku run Y
przyklad, zak|adajac przez
swych ludzi rome fabryki.
Dzieki tez 'tym zmianom
pojawia}o sic coraz wiecej
ludzi uczonych i szlachetnych,
kt6fzy ntwierdzali w ca}ym
narodzie przekonanie o po-
treble nadania mieszczanom
i wloscianom wiecej praw
ludzkich.
To tez kiedy W 1888 r.
zebral sic sejm W Warszawie,
znalaz}a sic juz wieksza Geese
pos}6w, kt6ra postanowila
zajat sic ustawa mogaca
poprowadzic do poprzedniej
potegi nar6d polski. Praco~
wall oni mad ta ustawa lat 4
i dopiero W roku 1891 dnia
3go Maja by}a ona publ'cz-
ME odczytanq, przyjeta i na
zgodne st6sowanie SIC do niej
wszyscy obecni poprzys'egli.
Ustawa ia W dzlejach ma
szych nosi nazwe: ,,Konsty~
tucyi 3go Maia'.
Ma zasadzie tel konstytucyi
mieszczanom madame wieksza
Geese tych praw, jake miaia
szlachta, wloscianom znowoz
zapewnia}a obrone prawna,
przygotowywujac przez to
uwlaszczenle czyli uwolnie ME
cd pahszczyzny,
Po zatwierdzeniu konstytucy'
powszechna radosc zapanowa.
la W Polsce przeczu'-
wano bowiem nadzieje lepszej
przyszios:ci Ojczyzny.
Gl6wnymi tw6rcami slaw- :
nej konstytucyi 8 Maja byli
Ign. i St, Potoccy, St. Ma}a-
lchowski i ks. Hugo Kollataj;
!. imiona t:ych MEOW kazde.
mu Polakowi winny bye
. znane Nv sercu jego na
wieczne easy przechowane..
Gdyby konstytucya 8 -Maja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
WARSZAWA.

w a RSZA w "A.
Naczelnego redakto-
ra najpopularniejsze-
go polskiego dzien-
nika, KoRYERA WAR
szawsKIEGo, uwiezio-
no i osadzono " cy-
tadeli. Sprawa ia po-
}aczona jest z rozru-
.chami studencklemii
W w arszaWie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04

Fod Calump't silly po'
wstahc6w byEy SLIME oszah
cowane ma brzegu rzeki mie-
dzy koleja a mostem kolejo-
wynn. General Wheaton wys}a]
naprzod pulkownika Funstona
z dwlema akompaniami kan
saskieg''FNllku 'FNllk Prom przewo- =
iii po 29|plnierzy na raz a
pred 1a plyneFo dw6ch
szereg oWeew mimo gradu kul
padajcego przednich sstrazy
hlipidskich.
Gdy juz owe dwie kom pa :
ME pod dow6dztwem Fun
stona przeprawi}y sic przez
~
rzeke, wysuna} sic ponie edzy
zarosli oddzia} powstahe6w
LEGACY okolo 1000 pod wo-
|'dza generala Luna i zblizy]
sic do wojska amerykarisk kie
so ma jake 1000 yardow. 'W
tel chwili zakomenderowal
general Wheaton ognia. By}o
to wielka niespodzianka dla
powstahc6w, spotkac tutaj
wroga, poniewaz ME wiedzieli
ze Amerykanie juz przebyli
rzeke. Zaczeli wiec pred
Amerykanami uciekac, jedni
ku Macabebe, drudzy W kie.
runku Apalit,
50 Amerykan6w uleg}o
podczas bitwy porazeniu sion
ca. Pulkownit Funston opadl
z sill i ME m6g}&' skutecznie
scigac nieprzyjaciol, kt6rzy
koncentruja sic obecn'e pod
San Fernando ! sypia tam
nowe szahce.
Pod Calumpit zabrali Ame
rykanie 80 jenc6w, mi@dzy
n!emi jednego Hiszpana.
Opr6cz tego odebrali Filipi1-
czykom dwie ich armaty
znaczna iloSc >amunicyi. B;twa
trwa}a cd poludnia do 4
godziny.
Amerykanie stracili dw6ch
polegEych i mieli 10 rannych
Zaraz po~tej potyczce pu}k
ochotnik6w z Nebraska wkro~
cyl do Calumpit, kt6rego
poprzednio wszyscy powsta1~
cy uciekli. Z
Potem przeprawila sic
,diwizya Nc Arthura przez
rzeke Rio Grande, sr6d bar
do wielkich trudnosci ]
odparla silly Wroga, skoncen-
trowane ma kolei dwie mile
daleko.
Prezydent Nc Kinley pre-
slal z Philade phil powinszo-
wanie zwyciezcom pod Ca
lump;t. Pu}kownik Fusion
otrzymal awaos ma generate
. y i & IS ID i 4 s- II Il 60
brygady, q dWaJ szeregowcy,
k,6rzy przeplyneli rzeke pod
gradem kul, odznaczeni q e: 20
stall orderami.
p1syvAe VI Rl'sA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
HAGA, W Holan ;

HAGA, W Holan.
dyi. DetektYwi ro-
syjscy wYsledzili tn
dw6ch zapamieta1yc ch b
nihilist6w, Wasyla
Czujkowa j | wanna
CzemodanoWa, zasta-
wlajacYch .':'i sid}a na
cara rosyjskiego, kt6-
ry tn niebaW7emI zjje-
die ma miedzy Il J naro- ]. ',)''|''.
dowy kongres on okoju !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
DrObne Eclla.

I Drobne Eclla.
z CHICAGO donosza nam,
ze tamtejsi ksieta polscy
pos'uguja sic skohczonym1. on Y.
kajdaniarzem BronislaWem
Wodzlhskim do nawracania
niezaleznych. Me wype,
dzat djabla belzebubem!..
RACINE, Wis. Wdniu
! Maja umar} tutaj doktor
Franclszek Brodzki ma zatfu-s
Gle krwi; zadrasnal sic W nogs
po operacyi to spowodoWa'o
smiere. Urodzil sic W Nowym
Yorku II wrzesnia 1861 roku,
medycyny s|uchal W uniwer-
sytecie Columbia W Pradze.
Byt czlonkiem kilku vision.
.synskich to,warzystw lekar
Sskich. G
POl'WIE,RDZA sic wiado
moSc, podawa1a przezzd dzis d Is
niki angielskie, re niezaletl'I
biskup " Chicago wyjalkIa'r
.ranty= na :za7lr':ziasdz1ce 7l':i ! dWoch.
y..I i ls.!'I cH1e
GosK1EGo.
PAN ]. LESZCZYNSKI W
Chicago, ,kgtt6reego IS polsko-litew-
ska apteka pm. 1915 50.
Morgan ul. zgorzala W Dutym'
.prawiei doszczetnie,, urzadzi}
sic JUL obecnie ma @nowoi..
poleca sic wzgledom rodak6w.
Kompan'a asekuFacyjna wy
p}acila $500 odszkod owania,
ale. suma ami W polowie ME
pokrywa szkody pozarem
wyrzadzonej.
PAN T. C. SKARY-
5ZEWSKI, redaktor ,,Glosu
Polsklego W Grand Rapids,
ostrzega pred dotychczaso..
wynn agentem swolm ". =:
Buszkiewiczem. kt6ry mu sic
przeniewierzy}.
CHICAGO. - Sedzia
M. A. La Buy, zamierzajac
okazat swe uznanie polskim
.dziennikarzom i niekt6rym
obywatelom, "a ich szczere
poparcie lego kandydatury
ma sedziego pokoju, zaprosil
kilkanaScie osob do .l6z "
teatrze Studebacker ma pred
stawienie opery Carmen q
nastepnie ma bankiet " resta- q
uracyi Monroe.
90 s
CALUMENT, Mich.
Felix's S]omihski MichaI
Madejewski pracuiacy v X ko- ~.
.palni Calument g Heckla Co,
.zostali przy wydob obywanEfiu
.miedzi niebezpi cznie pok ale
czeni. slomiiski jest tax pcs
kalec oriy Il oktorzy vat
[pia ojego 4 zdrovie d MY; Ma Il.
IdejjeWski jplz y paru dnlach..
[bedzie rnogl praco owat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

in 1891. bears it's name in compliment to
Henry Wilson, Vice President of the United
States.
The name of Polk for the President was
placed on the building at 7th and P streets
northwest in 1891, and that at 7th and G
streets northeast was named for President
Taylor the same year.
At Sd and G streets northeast General
John A. Logan, Vice President, is honored
by the building erected in 1891.
President Fillmore is recalled by the
building erected in 1892 on 35th street be-
tween U and V. West Washington
The Patterson erected in 1898 on Yer
mont avenue near street northwest. COM
pliments Senator J. w. Patterson of New
Hampshire for his services In the cause of
education.
In 1894 President Pierce's name was at
tached to the building at and 14th streets
northeast.
The name of President James Buchanan
is recalled by the building on E between
18th and 18th streets southeast. erected in
1885.
johnson is the name for the building on
School street. Mount Pleasant, erected in
1885 to honor the President.
Bishop David A. Payne of the A. NJ. e.
Church is remembered by the building
erected in 1895 for colored youths at 10Th
and C streets southeast
President Hayes name adorns the struc-
ture at 9Th and K streets northeast. erected
in 1896.
Deserved Tributes.
A tribute was paid that distinguished
leader of his race, Frederick Douglass,
when the school building at list and Pierce
streets was in 1896 given his name.
In 1898 the school building at 9th and F
streets was named the Toner in compli-
ment to DR.. ]. NJ. Toner, a public-spirited
and useful citizen devoted to the cause of
popular education.
The same year B. X. Bruce, colored
senator from Mississippi, register of the
treasury and member of the board of
trustees, was honored by giving his name
to the school building on Marshall street
between Brightwood and Sherman avenues.
The Benning. located at that place, is a
reminder to the old settlers that Col. VIM.
Benning in the early part of the century
owned much of the land thereabout and
was the owner of the bridge over the
Eastern branch
The Tenley, in the northwest part Of the
District takes it's name from the former
owner and resident of the ne.ghborng
tract
Greenleaf the name applied to the build
ing erected in 1896 on "a between NJ and
N streets southwest was so given from the
fact that that section of the city was
known as Greenleaf's Point years ago.
much of the land being held by Mr.. James
Greenleaf.
A like reason exists for the name Threl-
keld, applied to the school building at 18th
street and Prospect avenue, West Washing
ton, 1T being located in the addition to
Georgetown made by an old resident of
that name
The list of Presidents and mayors has
not yet been exhausted. Not to name two
of the former John Quincy Adams and
Benjamin H. Harrison), which would be du-
plications, the authorities have few other
presidential names available. There are
yet vacancies untitled from the list of
mayors-Daniel Rapine OS12), BENJAMIN G.
Orr 1S17-1S), Sayles ]. Bowen Qs6S- 81 and
M G. Emery GS70) yet to draw from
There are also over twenty name available
from the roll of former Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

VIII Use Force to Crush Threatened
Strike Havana

General Ludlow the military governor of
Havana. has issued a long proclamation
to the people of that city regarding the
threatened strike> 1t is in part as follows:
ITO the People of Havana: AT the pres
ent juncture. when certain Irresponsible
and seditious individuals are seeking to
destroy the peaceful industries of the city
and to misead the workingmen into a gen.
eral conspiracy TO parayZe the life and
movement of the community. it behooves
me in the interest of all concerned and as
the Immediate representative of the United
States government to publish a word of
warning.
The United States of America is pledged
to the establishment in Cuba of a stable
and orderly government. pledge made
alike 10 Cubans and to the world will sure
~ be fulfilled.
AT the inStigation of a few self-seeking
demagosues. backed by more numerous
element that prefers idleness to labor, and
excitement of any kind TO the calmer life
of thrift and protection of the family, the
workingmen Of Havana urged to forego
all labor, to eNtinguiSh the lights that pro-
tecI property and discourage crime, to
close the bake shops that furnish food.
and. if that could be accomplished, to cut
off the water supply Meanwhile the
trades and occupations are to be aban-
Goned, industry is TO perish and food is to
fail
Upon whom would this punishment fall?
Who would be at once. and fatally, the
victims Of this ubiquitous conspiracy? Who
but the poor, the destitute and the sick?
Who but the ailing children and their
mothers, weak and helpless? Who but
the ignorant and destitute. thousands OF
whom exist in Havana whose daily re-
sources are essential to their SuStenance ?
Should there be a strike. within forty
eight hours the cries Of hunger and walls
of distress Will arise from multitudes whose
sole fault il is that they are the wivessand
oh of h., hoy h.. a
into sacrificing them without thought or
reason.
1T is known To the authorities that but
small proportion of the wOrkingmen are
in sympathy with the movement, and that
the majority have been cosrced into as
sent.
Let there be no misunderstanding as to
the outcome. Order Will be maintained.
Violence and tumuit Will be crushed.
Where so much is at stake there will be no
hesitation in applying such remedial and
correctional measures may be neceSsaty
to preserve the peace and safety uf the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
CAPT. CHADWICK'S SWORD,
1t Will BE Beautiful Specimen of
the jewelers. Art,

The sword to be presented to Capt Chad
wick at Morgantown, w. Va. is beauti-
ful specimen of the jewelers. art. The
blade is of the finest and most flexible steel
One side is ornamented with the inscrip-
tlon presented to Captain French f.
Chadwick by the citizens of the state of
West Virginia. festoons and laurel decor
ating the upper part. On the other side IS
ViGnette of the flagship New York. All
tfese decorations appear in gold. The grip
Is made OF sharkSkin entWined with gold
laurel. emblematic of honor and triumph.
The pommel is a massive piece of gold work
decorated on either side with an American
bald eagle in gold relief, gr2SDing q fouieCi
anchor. In the top is set an amethyst The
guard is encircled at the top by dolphin,
the scales and other portions richly exc
cuted. Its lower portion is of pieced work
and embodies the letters L. S. N, entwfned
with oak leaves and acorns, signifying
strength the edge finished with rope.
The face of the guard is enriched by an
engraved vignette of Admiral SIMPSONS
fleet. with the flagship New York in the
foreground The scabbard is made of ster-
ling silver, oxidized and relieved by mas
Sivc and richly carved gold decorations
The bands which secure the rings to which
the trapplngs are attached are composed
or heavily carved laurel wreaths. Above
the upper band, just beneath the guard. is
lhe run coat of arms of the state of West
Virginia, with motto. Below this band is
the head of Neptune. Midway between the
upper and lower bands is the monogram
r. r.. G. The tip of the scabbard is a mas
sive gold conventionaized dolphin, which
supports trident entwined with sea weed.
All the the metal parts of the blade and
trappings are made of heavy and massive
1S-karat gold The webbing is embossed in
heavy gold bullion and made especially to
order. This is made throughout of regula-
ton form.
Lieut.. Commander r. NJ G. Brown. who
has worked untiringly to make the celebra-
ton successful, says people both in and out
OF the state have contributed literally to
IT, and have shown great enthusiasm. He
predicts tremendous crowd on the 10th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
The Nut CrOp.

The census Office Is required under the
law. TO gather the statistics of the nut
crop of 1899 for the census of 1909 Among
the nuts grown in the United States are
black walnuts, butternuts almonds, cocoa
nuts. chinquapins. beechnuts. chestnuts
Persian sometimes called English) walnuts.
filberts, pinyans. Italian chestnuts, hazel
nuts, Brazil nuts and pecans
The nut business is growing Pennsyl-
vania sends out large quantities of hck-
ory-nut meats. The pecan crop of Texas
10 so great that pecan elevators have been
established for handling it, and there is a
cocoanut farm In Florida that is 200 miles
in length.
All nut raisers are requested by Statisti-
clan Powers to keep an accurate record
of the quantity and value Of their crops no
matter how small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
MORTUARY REPORT.
Statistics Supplied by Health Depart
ment of the District.

SautfSAiCS SuppAfeu KY Hcalth IpGpaft.
ment of the District.
The deaths in the District during the past
week numbered 49, OF those who died, CT
were white and 81 colored. The annual
death rate for each thousand of the whole
population was 21.34; that for the white be-
ing 1856 and for the colored Dots In the
zymotic class there were fatal cases of
whooping cough, of diphtheria and of
typhoid fever. AS compared with the last
report, there was a decrease in deaths
from diseases Of the brain and nervous sys-
tenn from IS to II, and in those of the
heart from ID to 6. In mortality from dis
orders of the lungs there was an increase
f1Cm Is to o.
At the close of last report there were 100
cases of diphtheria under treatment. Dur
ing the week 30 new caSss occurred and 20
were discharged. leaving 104 in quarantine
in ~ premises.
OF scarlet ever there were Al cases under
observation at the close of last report
During the week new cases were reported
and 10 were discharged, leaving 40 cases,
with warning cards in "a premises
The mean weather conditions prevailing
during the week were: Temperature of the
air, Ga degrees; relative humidity, 81, and
barometer, 2997. There was a rainfall of
2.5S inches, with southerly winds averaging
miles per hour. The thermometer regis
tered 80 degrees on the 18th, and rose to Is
degrees, on the 23d.
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Of The Star.
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FOUR MILITARY DEPARTMENTS
will BE Organized In the Philippine
Islands.

1t has been finally decided to create four
departments in the Philippines. as outlined
a few days since. There are yet some de-
tails to be worked out and possibility of
changes in the lines of the departments.
The latest plan contemplates two depart
ments In the Island of Luzon, one taking
in Manila and it's environs and extending
north. covering. all the territory occupied
by Gen Macarthur: the other department
probably will be in the north Of the island
with headquarters on Lingayen bay. Each
of these departments in Luzon will be I'M
der a major general.
A department probably will be establish
ed covering the Visayan group of Islands,
and another the Sulu group. Each of these
would be under the command of briga-
der general. The plan Is not fully ar
ranged, but the latest proposition embrace
Ing these features meets with approval at
the War Department
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TO RENEW FIGHT ON SALOONS.
Christian Young People Inspired b
Miss WilIard's Memory.

The Chicago Chronicle says: The an
niversary of Frances E. Wizards birth
is to be made the Inauguration of
an agitation against saloons which is
expected to attain national proportions.
The movement is to be undertaken by
young people all over the land. and the
first convention will begin in this city to-
morrow. Delegates from a dozen states
will attend.
Christian young people will work for the
sympathy of the voters, who are to pledge
themselves to vote for the abolition of the
liquor traffic when one million signatures
have been obtained. This, 1t 10 thought,
can be done by 1900.
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II yOu want to buy, sell.
lease property or rent
rOOtns, want a situation or
want help, 1T will pay You
to announce the fact in
the advertising columns
of The Star. They are
closely studied by moro
than three times as many
people as read any other
paper.
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After Statesmen

On 11th near G street southeast the
building erected in 1850 recalls by its name
President Tyler.
The colored school on Central avenue be-
tween Erie and Superior streets. erectad
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fined s.. The court suggested that if the
District Commissioners were appealed to
they might modify the present regulations
ON the matter. Mr.. Campbell Darlington
who defended Carter, replied that he would
hold a consultation with his client and
would probably the Commissioners In
reference to the subject at issue.
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is condition that shows itself when the
patient is over worked and poorly nourish-
ed. To overcome it the body must be built
up by restoring healthy digestion and rest
ing the tired brain and nerves.
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In the case Of Robert Carter, who was
today charged before Judge Kimball with
soliciting the carriage Of baggage from the
same railway station, the defendant was
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Will Go to Fort Ontario.

Company of the Depot Battalion of the
18th Infantry, upon arrival in New York
from Cuba, will be sent to Fort Ontario.
Oswego, N Y.