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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-23

consisted of sliced pineapple soft-boiled
eggs, lamb chops, tea and rolls. 1t was
ready at 40 and was rather proud to
see that had walked only one-ffth of a
mile.
las the baby did not wake up / washed
the dishes, Strengthened up the kitchen
beds TO make. i also swept and busted
the rooms. On days when / do not have
this this, particular par liar work to do there are
scrubbing and many other duties that
make UP the weeks work
The pedometer showed that / had
| Travelled two and three-quarters miles in
merely. getting my house in order. This
seemed incredible. for L had walked and
worked SO fast that had not realized the
many little steps l was taking.
After glancing over the morning pa
for few minutes, l washed and dressed
the baby, and in waiting on her Journey
ed half mile. This always occupies one
hour. | started to market and got back
at lZ:l0, having only added one-third OF
a mile by this little outdoor trip.
1T was now time to get lunch. AS this
consisted of calm bouiilon. tomato ON
| lette, lettuce salad rolls and marlnala de
there was not much cooking to be done
! But the faithful hand of the pedometer
moved up a mile and a half by the time
it was ready and another two-tifths of a
mile when the dishes were washed and
everything again in its place.
There was a little ironing to be done.
THIS did not, apparently, involve many
steps, Out the mana swung around three
eighths of mile when it was through. In
the meantime l had been called to the
door and had to go in to see about baby
several times, which helped the register
along.
! 1T was now time to take baby for her
airing. 1 hurried to get her ready and
we went out for an hour. This added
! three-quarters of a mile to the account
ON my return l began to get dinner and
By O'Clock it was on the table AS this
: is the most elaborate meal of the day
aud calls for a good deal of work / die
not feel that l had wasted any step:
when the pedometer showed that ! hat
walked three-quarters OF a mile while
| preparing it.
! I'VE fingered over dinner for three
quarters of an hour, and / was glad tt
| silence the pedometer for that length o
! time. The hand was creeping along il
/ an amazing fashion, taking note of every
little step that | would not have consd
| cred worth mentioning. But every on
| of these steps was now being added K
the account, and they We're making miles
in a marvellous way.
When dinner was over there We're tn
| dishes TO wash, the kitchen to put in or
der. the baby to be undressed and put t.
bed, and everything arranged for thu
| night When o'clock came and | wa
ready to retire the pedometer showed
| total of seven and two-fifth miles that
had walked during the day.
And 1 am not what might be called
very busy woman, as l have small
home and only three in family AS
rule, I am not tired at nghtfail, bu
when | looked at the record of my day
icurneying l felt that l ought to be USE
| up.
IF there was an instrument that woul
register what the hands do as well as tn
feet the figures would be something
startling
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-23

other people besides Paul Kruger have
s.seen visions and dreamed Dreams. AS
long ago as June Is, 1887, the Rev. c.
Spoelstra of Pretoria, on day set apart
for humiliation and prayer on account
of the rinderpest scourge, made use OF
he following significant and prophetic
words: Il hear. in spirit. noise as that
Of an army marching from all sides on
to this land. / hear the clash of swords,
the rifle volleys, the thunder of the can
non. A desperate struggle ensues-a
struggle of life and death. 1t Is decisive
the inheritance of the fathers falls into
the hands Of the enemy" royalist pa
per, the Grahamstcwn Journal, asserts
indeed, that the authenticity of the re-
port is beyond all doubt-as We hope the
! fact will prove.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-23

those places the search for further dis
coveries should be pushed. Some day
our silent satellite may astonish us
with revelations of greater human in
terest than any that PARKWAY Mars
can offer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-31

LONDON. July 81. los a. m.-The adj
miralty has made public the following dis
patch from Rear Admiral Bruce. at Tien-
tsin.
Following message from Peking:
British legation. Picking. June % TO
July IS. was repeatedly attacked by Chi
nese troops on all sides Both rife and
artillery fire. Since July Is there has been
an armistice. but Gordon Is strictly
drawn on both sides OF the position. Chi
nese barricades are close to ours.
"'All the women ana children are In
the legation. Casualties to date are SIX
ty-two killed. including Capt Strouts. A
number of wounded are in hospital. In
cluding Capt. Halliday. Rest OF the Legal
tion all well except David Oliphant and
Warren. killed July 21.
(Signed) MACDONALD
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-31
BRESsI AN ANARCHIST
FROM PATERSON, N. j.
worked There Tttf Recently In n
SILK Msil and Had saf fhe Ap-
n~aran~e of an t..assfa

NEW YORK. July N.--.sEKsse BresAl
lived N Paterson for ever year he 40.
psarad 20 have had various naFneS The
one be gave last aight when taken into
custody for the murder OF the King of
Italy was one. Another was AngeIus
BFssn. ard silIl another. the one b.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-31

II noN appears that The revolver was
Of American manufacture. the csiiDer be-
Ing nina mHimetsFA OF shc three shots
frea. one entered the fourth ln,ercsnsai
space. penetrating the heart. another
struck the left coliarbone. and tha third
entered rhs fourth snssrcestai space along
she anterior nSil~Ty line
Ca MdrgheFifa has received an snor-
snoua nHfnlsr ~ tsiexrsrns ~ sympathy
from 81 parts Of the world and from The
heads ~ aIl states.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-31

Continued on Page Eight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-31
Definite NEWS HAS
GONE FROM P[K|NG.
Sir Claude Macdonald Sends
Word of His Safety.
WAS ALIVE ON JULY ~.
A Message Has Also Been Receiv-
ed From German Legation.
WAS ALIVE ON JULY ~.

Dispatch to the British Admiralty
Conveys q Message Received In
Tfentsfn From sir Claude Mac
donald, and Consul Fowler ca
bIes That the German Legation
Has Been Heard From-N0thtng
Has Been Heard From Conger,
But the State Department
IL Looking for A Message.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
Drobne Eclla..

POLACY w NEW
BRIGHTON, " najb1izszem
sas;edztwie St. Paul, Mimi,
trzymaja sic dzielnie, ]ak ma
Polak6w przysto;. Wybrani
til tam teraz zostali, PREY
wyborach gminoych nastepu
lacy Polacy: Panowie J6zef
SIX ba i Jan Szuta. superwi~
zorami, Jan W'ktor Sk'ba
sedzia pokoju. Tomasz Fa-
b'a6ski. Jan Grudoiewski j
J6zef Olszewski kon'sarzam,
dr6g. {Road ~overseer). -
Przyklad godny nasladowania
ola innych osad Z narodowc~
scia polska. IT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
correspondence Wjarusa,
~~
Z BAY CITY
M1CH).

- & - '.
Pyoha jest najg}6wnisjszyn
grzechem g}6wnym, . wieo wyko'
rzenmy j. Z serc nassyoh, . sapa'
nuie zgoda i iedno6d 6r6d tutejszeI
Polon,i, TAXA sama, jaka mas aaczy'
h pred czterema latami.
Prsyznac trzeba, lie dis JUL,
pc objeciu tutejszej polskiej para
I'll przez Ks. Kozlowskiego, " tym
kr6tkim czasie, Q lyle " niej
zapanowala dawna harmonic, ie
towarzystwa nlewiast SIG pogodzily,
a take towarzystwa meskle sig
godza. Jezeli tax dalej p6jdziemy
"a g{osem nasxego spraWledllWego
Proboszcza, to wnet bratnia mi}osd
znowu mas po}4czy. Tylko ME
sluohajmy ludzi go utracili Ware q
navel i polskost, do Zwiazku
naleaa iedynie, ably przez to bly,
ska6, miedzy polskiml patryetami.
Narwany czlowiek, jak 80 tn
nazywaje, : przydomkiem Mole
(Jaa Nowlcki), ktdry "a szklanlkeee
piiwa gotdw odgrywa6 pajaca, ma
col; przeeiwko przeciwko korespont-
W1ARusA j wystepuje IS,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

NEW YORK. w roku 1899
rolnioY amerykahscy otrzymali e
swoje produkty 1900 mll:ondw
WI. cej, anizsli " roku 1894. In
wentarz 4ywy " roku biezacym jest
wart 0 SO proceat wiecej, anizeli
by} wart pred IS laty. Rolnicy
amerykahscY 50 dis 0 500 miliondw
dolar6w mniej %zadluzeni, anizeli
byli W r. 1895. Take ciekawe j
poc,eszajace oyfry wyc'agamy :
"American Agriculturist", najpo-
wa~zniejszego p,sma rolniczego'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

NAN1ICOKE. Pa. -
Tragiczna sm;erc'a zginal pod
kolami pociagu % letai Wa
lenty Grzesik, pozostawiajac
W smutku pograzona zone
dziecko. Sp. Walenty Gree
six mieszkat " Warrior Run
i wybrat sic ola skrdcen'a
drogi torem kolei Pennsyl-
vania do Wilkes Barre. chcac
zlozyt W banku zaoszczedzone
pieniadze. gdy pociag naie-
'chal "a niego i tax 60 strasz
mic pokaleczy', ze przewie~
ziony do szpitala Wilkes
Barre, tego samego dnia
umarl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22


ob,ronis PRAwDY, 1spomnial csasy
.kiedy wydawoe PEAwDA dennncyo-
val, : gdy ras'miai sie podplsac
pod podzlekowaniem " PRAwDzIEll.
ch6rowl K alina e wzlecie
udzialu v 5piewie podczas obcho-
du, to powiedzia}: J, Mole naswiskko
fg,urowad ME bedzie " takim
szpargale, jak PRAwDA. W6wczas
wydavoa PRAwDY, ably mu sie
odwdsieozy6. naval 60 Nolem.
Jan Novicki cos oierpi do
correspondents W1ARusA. - to, Il
ten zerwaf 2 blisko spowinowaco-
NJ mu bogata core Ewy, owe
,,oiotka' v edegrkuej ns sail oh.
!. Weltera sztuos ,,S.ewo czy
Hrabia.'- Tylko ME tax blisko,
paaie Mole, DO on grys.el..,.
Dsiwns, te panu Nosemu ME
podpadio. 10 j PeAwDA jul ME-
jsdnego porz4dnie sshlastais =
cd bruda.6w, kooich ogondw I. d.
Niech.j on sobis tylko tylko przy-
ponhni te wszystkie uragowiska,
iakiemi PHAwDA obdarza&a swych
braoi prsez ostatuie cztery lata, to
orzyjdsie do przekonania, ze jej
majster ME dba woale 0 og6}. lees
pcsluguje sig swoj4 gazette ola
swych oel5w osobistych, ola nasy-
cenia zemsty osobistej. = A wiec
ME tax blisko, DO on grysie!...
Prawdziarz tract ma tusEy,
30 zuch martwi sic " dussy,
lie Sep ia }bie mu siedzi
1 jego kroki dledzi.
z tax wielkiego zmartwienia
Miewa dixie %msrzenia, ~
Wstretna wszelka mu praca,
Mdzg sic " g}owie przewraca,
W mankoli]nym zapale
Bale g}upstwa W szpargale,
Plecie psalmy toasty
w krag, jak stare niewiasty.
Zal mu, zal mu tych ozas6w,
Gdy byl hersztem burdas6w
Ciagnac z onycb dolary,
Durzao ludek bez miary.$
BY mice zn6w grosz gotowy,:
Plan ~obmy6la niezdrowy,
Novel slew rzuca WARY,
Dawne wzn;ecit chcao swarY.
Lecz daremne szastanie.
JUL "a p6zno, moi panic,
Dzi6 cie Mkt ME usluoha, .
Bo cd ciebie cxart bucha.
DOP1SEK. - w t~utejsxyoh
porsadniejszyeh polskich salonach
ozesto teras pij4 zdrowie .waszego
skromaego correspondents i wiera
szoklety, oras Winohskiego Majstra,
-=.-.+. go. -. .-~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
MAST AGENCl-

-Upowainisni @ Do noltktowa.
MIA abonamentu W1ARSsA nastepu
,4cY nasi agenoi mielsoovi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - Ftancissel
WardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Aiexande,
Niedzielski, 1914 10 Str.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Zi.rnswsk,
7l2 s. Bond Stu.
MILWAUKEE,
$ Kniter 0ss We'll nj.
NANT1UOKE Pa.-Fr. Jabtohsk
WORTH PRAIRIE. -Isn Kiln.
ger.
/ OAK HILL. ST Pose.zelskiS
PIKE LAKE Wis. - Adam
Rambenek.
WILNO Mian-F. J. 0roohowsG
CHICAGO. - DR.. 3. Wodahskl
lbs Wabansia ave,
CHICAGO. So Jan +. Trsdbistow.-
ski 9e Fry ST, l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

DW0UH NOWYCH BISKU~
row otrlymala Ameryka uiedaw-
no. - Przew. ks. B. J, Kelley,
byly wikaryuss ~generalny i admit
n~istrator dyecezyiw Savannah, Ga,
zvsta} mianowany biskupem tejze
dyecezyi. Urodsik sig " Petersburg,
Va, liczy oko&o so lat, studya
ukohezy} " Seton Hill i " Rzymie,
= " r. 1886 przyby} do Savannah.
- Biskupem " Vancouver zosta1
mianowany Prev. ks. Bertrand
Orth z Portland, Greg. Urodzi{ sig
v Algert, W archidyeoezyi koloh
skiej " Niemczech, W r: ls4s
otrzyma} swiecenia kap}ahskie d.
IS Lipoa 1919 i tegoz roku, PREY
rqzpoczeciu WALK kulturnej, przy"
byl do Ameryki.
K1LKU w~ybituyoh Detroit'
czan udaio sic do Washingtonu "
oelu agltowania o uzyskanie cd
kongresu pozwolenia ma budowe
mostu przez rzeke Detroit do ka'
nady. Most ten ma mice 1900 stop
dtugoscii ma sig rozpoczynae PREY
ujsciu l~szej ulioy. Koszta, budo
wy ponie56 maja kompan'e kolejo"
we.
CHICAGO. - Strajkuie tn
obecnie 80 tysiecy rzemieslnik6w j
maszynist6w, pomiedzy mimi ty-
siecy fabrykaat6w ram i stolarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
" Stanach Zjed. i KanadEie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d9 $3.50
w arunki /.
ronumerata wynosi rocsnie

Abonenci ~op}aoajaoy. W.IARUsA
Z do{u, k~on,ecznie MUSIC pfacit
500 "a jeden rok, ro"umle si&
- takze "a rok 1890, Lubo w'tym
roku ola przedp}acioieli czyli pfa.
eacych naprz6d. rocsna opfatf
znizylismy ma $l.5o.
Kto :zjedna nam dw6oh no
Tych abonent6w i prze6le , o6
kazdego caforocznY abonament
CORY, temu przez ca{y rok gazetf
ola niego samego. przesefac bedzie'
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety
awazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo
wiedzlalnym "a abonament:
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
,yohmiast podac wydawoy WrARUsA
sw6j nowy adres:
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gxzety "a po6redniotwem
listowego lub innego urzedniks
pOCzLO WSSO3 "AAno0 HVS0As"AJ W
die dalej. skoro kto zaprsestanie
odbiera6 gazette, ~powinien wpierw
sap}aci6 jezeli co "a nia winien.
F;;eniadze "a i ola WIARUsA ma
le2y ~przese}ad przez ~pooatowy lub
expresowy Money Order, MONA
tel przese{at abonament " dolaraoh
p,pierowych, pre-, Postal note,
albo " jednooentowyoh lub dwuoen
towych znaozkaoh pooztovych, leoz
ie4eli abouament, " TAXI spos6b
pz.es}any, " drodze pr.ePadn;e Zoo
sie v tym kraju bardso. rzadko
Sdarza) wydawca W1AHvsA ME
bisrze "a to ma siebie oapowiedzial.
.oioi. Take listy najlePiej kaxa6
No poczoie registrowa6 30 wteaozas,
urx3d pocztowy bierne ma siebie od-
powiedzialno66, ze wras Z sawarto6-
dip dojd4 M miejsoe prseanaosenia.
Wszelkie listy oras pr.eseti pie
aiakne do W1ARUsA adresewa6:
81. Derdo,aak2
500 K. SID Str.
WmoHrA MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
9 D z w A

1 ~ .*ea.E# N% ~ 3&EiE FEsfzrE OA=&I. Hgf
Polskich j Polak6w
l. wogole.
ssanowni Rodaeyi
z kart history st.ndw Zjsd-
aoossnEoh wiemy, il Polaoy odsaa-
ssyli zig ozynsym udsia&em
" polityczneln, woispo~em j
spolecxnem tyciu i ruchu togo kra-
ju. ssozegdlnie zad promienieja ua~
l-zwiska polskie M kartacb historyi
wojentego kraju setkl.' a mole ty-
si2ce polskloh nazwisk znajdziemy
zapisanych " urzedowyoh attach
rzadu amerykanskiego, 50 to
przewaznie Union. ludzi bieg{ych Y
sztuce wojskowej, o~dwa&nych zo{-
merry, dow6dcz6w ozy to diwyzyi
ozy legion6wj pu}k6w, batalion6w
Tub kompanil. Lulzie OF, rodaoy
nasi, walozyli i krsw przelewali "a
wolnos6 amerykahskiej republiki,
stansli do boju W jednej z pieciu
wielkioh wojen tego kraju.
Czy Amrykanie znaj2 nazwiska
tych bcjown,k6w polskich? Czy
znaja tych "obccnarodowc6w,' kt6-
rzy "a ich ojczyzne przypasali do
boku szable Tub chwycili broh do
reki? Znaja tylko kilku. l my, Po-
lacy, ME. poznali6my dot4d. ca}y
szereg tych dzielnych dow6dzcow
polsk: Oh " armiach amerykanskich.
s}usznem zatem bedzie gdy spisane
! zostana te imiona i narodowi wiccz-
na te imiona i o~g}oszone 6wiatu
ca{emu i narodowi ma wieczna pa-
miatke. Taxi spis czyli r~ejestr naz~
wisk o6ccr6w Polak6w sluzscych W
arniach amerykahskich wzbudzi
wielk4 sympatye, ludu amerykan-
skiego przedewszystkiem, dla nasze]
narodowo6ci. a zarazem bedzie sta
nowi1 Denny !dodatek do kart histo..
ryi Polak6w ma obczyznie. /
Co "a wsPaniaaa lista! Zaczypad
sic leizie tymi czczonemi i s}ynne.
mi lmieniami bohster6w naszych -
Kosciusski i Pulaskisgo . skonczy
sic ma nazwiskach tvoh,; ktdrzy dzisr
zyli v dsoni sable dow6dzcy "
wojnie z Hiszpania.
Nizej p~odpisany ~jeszeze pred
kilkoma miesiacaml powxisli zamiar !!
wydania " jezyku angielskim Re-
;estru czyli spisu tych naszych bo.
hater6w ~ofcer6w, podajac Q lie
mozno6ci, kr6tklc biografie kazde-
diego z Mich Prace te rozpoczeto.
leoz ably lista ia byfa jak najkom-
pietniejsza, postanowino zwr6cif
sic do Szanownych Rodak6w z
pro6ba 0 nadsy}anie wiadomosci Q
ofcerach %polskich: bioracych rdzial
" jakiejkolwiek 2 pieclu wielklch
wojen amerykahskich. Rejestr be-
die zawleral nazwska wszystkich
o6oer6w poozevszy Cd najvyzs1ej
rangi AZ do stopn,a drugiego POI
rucznika kompanii. Zatem ktoby
znal ; ks,azek, : archiwum insty-
tucyi publicznych, : list6w ja.kieh
kolwiek. : opovisdan ftp. imiona
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

a.svlsks Pslsksok as6ost6k, or,x,
jsaeli viadomo, gd.i. sie urod1siIi.
.ki4dy % wojst. amerykahskiegs
wstaPili, kiedy j gdaie valczy::i Iub s
slusyli. kiedy otrz'ymmali awans, =
jakich odzialach pelnili sluzbe,
VEN vszelkie iDformaoye dotycz2lce
ich siukby, 1asEawle proszony jest .
nades}anie tych informaoyi M adres
F. P. Danisch'a. nisej podany-
Gdyby tylko znaLo imie i nas-
wisko ofioera. : 1adnych danyoh
d~otyozeoych jego sfusby, tax same
mozna takowe nadesia6. Zebranis
wszelkioh danyeh do tego dsieia "a
bierse sporo cxasu, przeto Szsnowni
Rodaoy mog4 nadsyla6 44dane iH-
fottnacye do ozasu takisgo, y jss
kim og1essone sostalis samkniesis
list.
Rsjestr uka5e sie wpierv y
jesYku .hgielskim . to " celia a.
poznania Amerykan6w : bogate
lista polsk,oh boiownik6w . ieh
Ojczyzne co niz.wodnie sjedna man
u Amerykan6w wisle sympathy
N.stepnie. prawdopodobnie dsiete
to wyjdzie v ~tfumaeseniu ma jssyk
polski
Upraszajao jeszoze rag o uad
syl.nie 3sdanyoh informaoyi, krsf~
limy sig.
z wysokim szacunkiem>>
Puik. J6zef Smolinski.
79l-lth St n. W.
Washington D. G.
Franciszek r. Danish,
&c.. #r.. :
1888 West 10th Place,
:. Chicago, ".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

Pa. - Jan
Wiszniew ski, zatrudn'ony W
Mount Pleasant kopalai c'ez~
ko podczas piracy zostai polka
leczony. .Odwieziono 60 do
szpitala Lackawaona. - Pc
itygodniowym areszcie wy
pus1czono lewite Dyn'e z
wiezienia. pod 5000 kaucyi al
do sprawy. ,,Misyonars" ten
zo6w sic osiedlit. ku wieksze~
mu utrapieuiu ks. Dutkiewi~
GA ma Ridgu.
KS. IWANOWSK1 by'y
proboszcz W Priceburg. kt6ry
bawit u w6d Europe, po-
wraca " krotkim czas;e
do Ameryki Ks.biskupFIoba
przyobiecal mu juz para6a.
$500
SHAMOKIN, Pa. -Poczt.
mistrzem ma. Brady zostal
mianowany Angl,k, pomimo,
ze tam mieszkaja sami Pola-
cy. Pc wsp6lnem porozumie-
niu. tamze zamieszkali Pola-
cy, Litwini, Rusinl I Slowa-
cy postanowiii bojkotowae
poczte i wszelkie przssy'ki.
ma poetic do Sha-s
mokin lub ma Excelsior,gdz;e
.pocztmistrzem jest oh. Glowa.
. roczte ma Brady staral
sic oh. Jan Bednarski.
BUFFALO, N. Y. - Tu.
teisze grupy Zwiazkowe ma
ME wyslaly delega-
ma n~adzwyczajny Sejm
Narodowego Poll
" Chicago.
PAN profe-
sor seminaryum polsk,ego v De-
troit. pisuje artykuly wstepne 'dla
Toledoskiej AMERYK1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
ASHLAND
WIS.

Jezeli rasz Bismarkowczyk i
tego roku prsy wielk.nocnej spo-
wiedzi uzywa6 bedzie konfesyopalu
do straszenia tyoh patryot6wJ kt6-
rzy daia do pozbycia SIG " naszej
polskiej parafi gospodarki nlemiec~
kiej, to bedzie wyslane przeciwko
MENU zazalenie do nuncyusza Pa.
pleskiego do Washingtonu, albo-
WIEN skarga wyslana nan do Bis
kupa ME odniosla zadnego skutku.
Biskup6w mnichy wog6le ma}o
s}uchaja.
Nasz ssyukarz Pieniaohow ski
poda{ do KURYERA Milwauoklego
dobre rady ola trzech Polak6w, ,
ten numer, ATTY czytany by1 ma
miejsou. Gdyby 6v
Whiska przesmiardfy gorszyciel Iudu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

SHAMOKIN. Pa. Sta
nisi.w Sosnowski zostal zabi-
ty przez usuniecie sic skaly
" Station kopalni.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-17
GROWING DANCER AT SHANGHAI.

Foreigners Prepared for Troabls. bat the
Means Of Defence Are Inadequate.
Special Csbls D0pateh to II SUN
LONDON. July 1.-THE Shanghai correspon.
dent OF the Express repeats his former stories
of the growing danger there. He says that the
Consuls have cabled to their Governments.
urgently asking for more warships in view Of
tho menacing attitude Of the people. The Ger
man warship Geaon has arrived there. but she
is only half manned.
Reports continue to arrive Of troops march
ing south, and Of the continuance Of the massa-
cres Of native Christians In the Yang-Tse
Provinces. This makes 1t difficult to trust the
undertakings OF the viceroys TO preserve order.
In the event Of any attack on the foreign
concession at Shanghai the means of defence
are wholly inadequate. The foreigners are
prepared for trouble and would give a
good account Of themselves. but the Chinese
dominate every point and the vast stores Of
merchandise that have been accumulating for
weeks past. owing to the paralysis Of trade. con-
stitute a great temptation to them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-17
w kxTRA,sESSION. HANNA THINKS.
The Chinese sitdAtion One Of Extreme Danger
to the Country, He Declares.

CLEVELAND. July ia-On account OF the Presi-
dents sudden call to Washington Senator
Hanna did not go to Canton to-day as he had
planned. The Senator is disposed TO view the
Chinese situation as one OF extreme danger to
the country. He said to-day that personally he
did not believe there was occasion for an extra
session Of Congress.
"The President" he said has full power to
meet all conditions "a they may arise. lie has
a full Treasury and Is empowered to cali for all
the troops he may require to meet such emer-
gencies as may arise. There seems now 10
be no reason why Congress should be called
together. Subsequent developments, however.
may make such a step necessary"
Mr.. Hanna was asked what effect the recent
Chinese developments would have on The
chances of the Republican party this fall. and
whether he thought the public was In accord
with the Presiden, in his policy.
The public. replied the senator, Is in full
accord with the President thus far in his
handling Of the Chinese question. The aues-
ton Is one OF ths utmos. importance. and has
thus far been met in a mastery manner"
Being urged to discuss the issues Of the cam
paisn, Senator Hanna said: The issues Of the
campaign are the past work Of the ADMINISTERS
ton. the prosperity Of the country and tho
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THE SUN, TUESDAY. JULY II, 1900.

with his regiment In New York to March. 1899;
Philippine Islands to June. 1900. and CHINA 70
date. His home was In kenwood, N. Y.
Capt. Edwin V, Bookmiller vas. born teo. 2.
1867. In Ohio. and was appointed from OHIO TO
the Military Academy in 1855. lie was. com
missioned second Lieutenant Second Infantry.
June u. 1889 First Lieutenant Ninth Infantry.
July 10. 1895. and Captain sixteenth Infantry.
July 9, 1890, and was transferred TO the Ninth
Infantry Aug. 0. 1900. He joined his regiment
In November. 1889, and served with II In SCUM
Dakota participating In the Sioux campaign In
November, 1880. 10 January. tseD to Novemoer.
1895; In Montana 10 November. 1895 Madi-
sou Barracks, New York, to April, 1898 Tampa,
Fla, to June, 1898; Santiago campaign, 10 Au-
gust. 1893. being recommended for brevet Tor
galiantry at the battles Of San Juan and Sant-
ago with regiment in New York to September.
1895 on recruiting service TO August, iSeo
Philippine Islands to June, 1890. in China TO
date. i.
There is no Wilcox In the Ninth Reeimentand
so far as IA known no line officer by that name
In China. II In suggested that possibly refer.
ence Ia made to Major Timothy. z. Wilcox OF
the Medical Corps, TO Major Wallace or TO some
foreign officer OF the name Of Wilcox.
The report that Col. French OF the. twenty
Nth Regiment was killed Ia false. There Is no
Col. French Of the Twenty:ffth. Col; J. W.
French OF the Twenty second Is on sick leave
up at the Gramercy Park Hotel.