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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02
the LAST soaTlE.

II was one o'clock in the morning OF
December 10 when force of about
seven hundred English crawled Stealth
lily upon the Pretoria laager in one
OF the ravines northwest OF Ladysmith.
They surrounded the outpost. consist
ing of four Beers. and at this point OF
the bayonet demanded their surrender
In reply each of the Beers emptied his
Mauser pistol limo the soldiers around
him, and Then, having room TO use their
rifles, they proceeded TO sell their lives
so dearly that the sortie was checker
until the laager was aroused. Then
was exhibited one of those feats; unin-
telhgible TO the outside world, whts
4, has only the list of casualties from
which TO form an opinion. The Eng
lish soldiers probably thought the whole
Boer army had suddenly concentrated
at that point. Among the heaps OF
dead and wounded soldiers. which the
early morning light brought out of
ghostly indistinctness among the red
ant-hils, were found the lifeless bodies
of the four Beers who had formed the
outpost. Each Of their bodies was rid
died with bullets. ard one had been la
cerated by a bayopet. In semicircle
around these four men lay seventeen
dead British soldiers. That was the
last sortie attempted from Badysmith.
--E. +. Easton, in Harper's Magazine
for .Jt1ly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02
A MAID WHO FOUGHT FOR LIBERTY.
nstorah Sampson Vas o., Of The Brarssl and
Hahasomss Of Continental Soldists

THE Battle of Bunker Hill fired De-
borah SIMPSONS patriotism and
brought 10 her the resolution to fight
in the Continental army until liberty
was secured" writes Mabel Percy Has
kell. In the July Ladies' Home Journal.
Of THE Girl Who Fought in the Rev
olution."
''sris revealed her purpose tu enlist to
none for fear of opposition. but with the
small sum OF money she nad laid by
from the sale of her chickens she pur-
chased the WOO, to make the cloth tor
her suit, weaving ii herself and making
the garments In secret. She informed
her employer just prior TO leaving that
she was going TO seek employment IN
Boston, and sat off with her clothes In
a parcel without creating any suspc-
IONS as TO ;es. plan. Deborah changed
her garments i'm the Woods. and came
forth a man to all appearances. and
made her way to Taunton, and thence
10 Dillingham;, where che Immediately
enlisted IN recruiting party under tine
name OF Robert Shurtisff,' the small
party of recruits going Immediately
to Worcester to join the company OF
Captain Thayer. A deep interest was
taken by the captain i'm Robert Shurt-
left. the eafnestness and beauty of the
youth appealing strongly to him, and
"a home was gwen the young recruit In
the officers own family. Here Deborah
Sampson gxDerlenced her first sensa-
tioiie at playing the part OF man. for
a young lady visiting Captain Thayets
family fell deeply i'm love with the
handsome young soldier"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

The LATE JUDGE WARNER.

The news OF the death OF Judge Eu-
gene r. Warner came as severe shock
ITO many in this state for few were
better known among the public men
OF the state than he. and very few more
thoroughly esteemed. He was a strong
partisan, but he had many friends I'm
the ranks OF his political opponents as
was constantly evidenced by his unan-
1mous election as clerk of the State
Senate for many years.
Those who knew Judge Warner sim
ply as q devoted adherent of the domi-
nant party, and as most obliging and
genial public servant. were not aware
how deeply those qualities, which
might seem superficial, were rooted in
his nature, Those who did know the
high quality OF his mind. who knew
the keenness Of his judgment IN utera-
ture. and the deep enthusiasm he nour-
56hed for ideas that he could not see
how. under the present condition of ar
fairs, could be made dominant forces
Will regret most keenly his taking Off
lie was q widely and wisely read man.
though ne made no ostentatious dis
play OF his learning. but the effect OF
iii this was seen in those manners
which he displayed, and were not in
his case idle, but the fruit Of a noble
mind. In music, he showed marked
ability. and he was the possessor OF .
cultivated taste in the arts.
Judge Warner made good judge. His
knowledge of the law had been laid
deep, and his mind was of that quick
nature that can quickly and rightly de-
eide points that other minds take long
er 20 pass upon. He had the esteem OF
the members of his profession, and the
love OF hundreds OF friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02


Make your letters short, pithy and In
elsive and write on one side OF the pa
per only. The News viii print the win
ner's name as soon as the award 10
THE OTHER SIDE
10 the Editor. Providence News.
Dear Sir: AS there are always two
sides TO a question:. ana 1 rave already
replied 10 one with others. PERHAPS r.
would only be Just Go look at the other
side. Here we have q mother whose heart
Is wrapt up IN. the welfare OF, per.
haps, an only child. who would die for
her welfare. has watched over her in
sickness: comforted her i'm sorrow: con-
sidered no sacrifice too great I'm devotion.
Now really some consideration should be
shoAh the mother. IL may be "a disap-
pointnlent 10 the ypure man also 10 the
younE lady. to forego their pleasure Still
the young man in his heart must mare
than respect that mother and honor the
girl more for respecting her mothers
wishes. one who perhaps knows the diff
ference between loves young dream and
life. e.. H. T.
Soldiers Home. Bristol. n. l.. June 80.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02
WITH THE FUNNY MEN.

sapleigh-Mss smythe Is a jolly fine
girl She never objects to my smoking a
cigarette I'm her prcsence.
Raplcigh-yes: she told me the other
day that she always liked for YOU to
smoke when YOU called, although She de-
tests cigarettes.
sapleiph-Then she sacrifices her own
ure.. Now, that's jolly clever Of her
isn't IL?
Rapleigh-I don't believe she considers
II ~ sacrifice. She saws YOU don't talk
so much when YOU smoke. chicago News
Goldstein tabout to drlve)-I.ike II? [
hate 81 I hate der whole bcesness-
nature, summer. all ov 81,
His Friends-Thon Wy do yer blay
afecause I am going to get my moneys
worth oudt ov der Club. Life.
strsnTermWhsat What 10 yeg understand here
Native-Well. as the machine controls
this town the straight ticket Is the one
that's made up ~ crooked candidates -
Philadelphia Press.
\ rural local says "rhe farmers who
gave their cows sawdust disguised as
bran were rewarded with wooden calves
this Spring. Chicago News.
My last hope is soner said the ribbon
What's the trombie now?" Incurred the
Youth who marks tickets.
why. 7 thought I would gain favor IN
the eyes NJ the pretty nairpIn clerk by
Offering 90 sharpen her pencil"
why don't YOU
she carries sn automatic. pencil. -
Chicago News.
veniured Eainbrldgc
Yes. and he wont even let his money
talk" added Goldsbcrough. Detroit Free
pay. indianapolis Presc
Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

she says Hassan Ben All anu his 10
aerobats have been cut more than
30 per cent. They have been getting
$500 a week, but there seems TO be u
disposition not TO let them get more
Than s225 in the future. Even at the
new figure they are uyerpaid.
w. s. Hart will play Messiah; Mary
cnaw, Amrah; Mabel Bert, the mother,
and Adeline Adler. Tirzah. in Ben
HUI next season. They filed these
roles In the original production
Christie Macdonald, who has been
visiting friends I'm Lexington. Will today
go to Buzzafds Bay as the guest OF
Joseph Jefferson al his summer home,
Crows Nest. Miss Macdonald Will re-
main there some weeks, returning 20
New York on Aug 10 begin rehearsals
with Peter Daley. whom she Is To sup
port nj his starring tour next season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

Deborah Sampson. who enlisted I'm
the continental army as Robert Shurt-
leff, was one of the most dashing and
brave of lighters for the cause OF lib-
erty. She enlisted in Massachusetts
regiment and served three years before
II was known that the brave soldier
was a woman. "She was taken IN in
Philadelphia, says a writer in the
July Ladies' Home Journal. 'and the
dead but slight gurging attracted
the doctors attention; hs placed his
hand over her heart. and. finding 10
his surprise an inner waistcoat tightly
compressing her breast, ripped II open.
She was Immediately removed 10 the
matron's apartments, where every
thing was done for her comfort. The
commanding officer upon learning that
his aid was a woman granted her an
honorable discharge. and presented her
with letter from Washington COM
mending her services. The humble SOL
dier stood before him With shining
eyes filled with tears and thanked him
many times. begging him 90 ask that
her fellow soldiers be told, and that
he ask them to tell him If she had done
aught that was unbecomlng a woman.
This was done and her comrades and
officers declared their respect for her
was unbounded. Upon her honorable
discharge from the army she returned
10 her mothers home. striving 10 es-
cape the calumny which followed her
singular career. After General WASH
ington became president he wrote a
most cordial letter 10 Mrs. Gannett
deborah Sampson-she having mar
rled IN the meantifne). inviting Rob
ert Shurtlef' TO visit him. She accepted
and was treated with the greatest hon
ors by the president and residents OF
Washington"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

a, can-t meeting there were elder
ly women sitting at the from IN oak
split rocking chairs. We found out la
ter that they comprised the choir. for
when the parson gave out the hymn
"Oh. for a thousand tongues 10 praise. :"
one ~ these elderly females trlni tc
raise" the tune.
"oh--for- -1a--" She had struck the
high g. and her voice cracked; she
cleared her throat anu began asnil.
ol fOr thou" ana She vas az
octave low while her vBice sounded 81
Il Il was losl Ia her boots dust hen z
defunct stock broker in the cro.si %
listeners Jumped to his feet all cieI
out. start her az fiVe hunGfcd. old
lady. aud see II you can't Shatc her
on. "a Harfers Magazine for July.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

wu Ting Fang. the Chinese minister
Mt Washington. has an artless way OF
asking embarrassing questions that
would be amusing were II not for the
fact that they are full OF heavenward
pointed tacks. He says: 'The Chinese
cannot understand the eagerness Of
the Christians to make proselytes. The
s''ieeionafies come and say: on. you
ChIhes>' rou are all wrong. Tear down
your temples Destroy your idols. I'm
asif,e how you Americans would feel II
Chinese we're 10 come 20 this country
and not merely try 10 inculcate the
teachings OF ,onfucius and Buddho.
hui even deery tine gospel or Christ
Dont you suppese they would be
,nssbss,"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

Judge Bolster Is a name that
shouldn't be forgotten in Massachu-
eetts. On Friday last ne sent two boys
OF IL and IA years to the common Jail
because their parents couldn't support
them. Here's chance for Edward At
kinson TO look mp from his cook book
and take hold of real live topic.
Gamaliel Bradford, Erving winslow
and the other philanthropists OF the
old Bay state might also take day or
and ind out why two innocent boys
should be IN prison. MASSACHUSETTS
should hang her head in shame.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02
HEARTY WELCOME.

The new editor ana proprietor ~ the
News. MI. Watdher - Bos on. H. ineet-
ina with hearty Welcomes from the peu-
pie 90 this city. The News was former
~ owned by GOV. -. Russell Brown
Providence Correspondence. Boston
Globe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

The plan TO make Tom Reed governor
of New York seems 20 he blocked BY
the provision OF the state constitution
which provides for a nve years resi-
dence. But what governor he would
make,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02
TEN DOLLARS IN GOLD.

The News offers ten dollars In 60
Tor the best answer TO the query:
rs IT IMPROPER FOR A YOUNG
LADY TOGO ON AN OUTING WITH
A YOUNG MAN WITHOUT A CHA
PERONP"
For the beheht OF those who wish ~
errter the contest we print The young
lady's communication In full:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02
3 lhe EdIter froyIdenee News:

10 the Editor Providence News:
Dear sir: | am a young lady, nine
teen years OF age. For two years I
liaVe heen keeping company NTH q
months ago we became engaged I
am an. orphan and live with my
aunt NV aunt consented 10 our en-
gaseineht Yesterday the Young gem
Park, but my aunt objected atrongly
on the grounn that u would be i'm
proper without the presence OF an
plder lady. or, one that Is, married.
Under the circumstances | thought
II best not 10 go. and | spent the
most miserable day of my life. Now
is II improper for a young lady to
go on an outing with a young man
without q chaperon?
Yours respectfully
ADA L. w.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

The awful scenes of the Hoboken dis.
aster have hardly parallel In history.
There we're scores of instances OF
splendid heroism which will never be
forgotten. We shall know the fun ex.
tent Of the catastrophe in very short
time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

lie-it A. gentle womaus office 10 lean
bhe-vf couret ami n A. mans office
80 sec that she has something snbStantial
10 lean against Detroit Free Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

The yellow man is the laiest addition
to the white mans burden
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

IL Is rumored IN Paris that Jean de
Reszke will take the Chatelet theatre
socn and give there series Of Wag-
merriam performances with himself as
the star. This Is the theatre held by
contract by Sarah Beinhardt on the
condition that II shall not be closed for
any length Of time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

The next opera by sir Arthur sullivan
AT the London Savoy will be upon an
IRISH story. The Rose OF Persia" has
however, first TO brish its run. and
there Will probably come a Gilbert and
sullivan revival before n new opera
may be wanted IN The late autumn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

very successful play I'm Old Ken
lucky" is at work ON new drama OF
American life for Jacob Lift, the scene
of which will probably be laid i'm iii.
nois. Mr.. Lift has built an entirely
new production for I'm Old Kentucky
next season. and is putting out a more
expensive company than the play has
ever had, which is unquestionable proof
that its popularity shows no signs OF
waning.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-02-03
! TELEGRAMY zAGRAN|CzNE ;
>e<D&>e<1&ss0<J&ssxS&>,

Rad rosyjski zamierza utworzyt
konsulat W Kanadzie.
--Serbski minister woiny, Dagomil
Vuckowicz, zmar{ W z. erode nagle.
-Wiochy nawiedzi4a grypa. W
Turynie choruje ma nia 10000 lu
dzi.
w Steinen, W Niemczech, eksplo'
zya sniszczy4a jedns z ma jwiekszych
fabrvk tkackich,
-Wszystkie szko{y we Florencyi
zostaSy zamkniete powodu szerzenis
sic grypy.
w Berlinie umar@o W z. t. 2O
osob ma influence. Wiele osob jest
chorych.
-Podczas niedawnych burr W AL.
gieryi straty W bydle zbozu dosz&y
do so milion6w frankow.
w Dreznie zmar1a z. t. ksietna
wdowa Szlezwisk-Holsztynu, matka
cesarzowej Augusty Wiktoryi.
w Sydney, W Australia, pojawi-
Ia sig cholera azyatycka. Zapadfo ma
mia os6b kilkanascie.
w Niemczech utworzy2 sic trust
cukrowy, do kt1rego przystspiso 26O
rafneryj cukru pomiedzy 400.
-Fmir Afganistanu kazaS wzmo
cnic garnizony nadgraniczne i rozsta-
vic straze ma goscihcach.
We Walencyi, W Hiszpanii,
sk4ad broni amuni-
cyl, przeznaczonej dla Karlistow.
-Rosyjskie porty Arthur i VIA
dywostok beds ufortyfkowane tel
wiosny kosztem 8 milion6w rubli.
-Liga Pokoju W Belgii zebra4a
100000 podpisow pod petycye do
PREF. McKinley'a, aby zaposredniczy&
miedzy Anglis Transwaalem.
Rad francuski wypracowa& no.
wy projekt, dotyczscy budowy II no.
wych pancernik6w, kosztem 400 mi
lion6w frankow.
Honolulu jest obecpie zupelnie
oddzielone cd reszty swiata, powo.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-02-03

ME wyt}6maczyt. Skaoni}o js do te-
go jakies divine wewnetrze upodoba-
ME, ktoremu ME mog{a sic oprzet,
chot usi{owa1s.
DO Frankfort, Ky, przybylo W
z. czwartek rano przesz{o 1000
tegich kentuckich ch4opow, uzbrojo-
nych cd stop do glow, rewolwery
(kazdy po trzy SO kalibru), dtugie
noze i winczesterki. Przyjechali oni
specyalnym pociagiem Is wagon6w.
Wysiad@szy, uformowali sic W szeregi
i pomaszerowali wprost ma kapitol,
gdzie ich ugoszczono. Potem wojacy
odbyli mityng, ma ktorym przyjeli
"peace resolution" ostrzegajaca cia{o
prawodawcze, ably ME wa1y}o sic kie.
rowad partyjna stronniczoscia. Ma
stepnie zebrali swoje manatki odje
chali wieczorem. Me wiadomo no.
pewno, kto ich sprowadzi4.
-Przewodnik katolcki Hoffmana
ma rok 1900 podaje ogolns liczbe ka-
tolik6w W Stanach Zjednoczonych ma
0,129,677. Archidyecezya nowojor,
ska ma najwiekszs liczbe, razem jest
1926, 900. Nastepnie idzie Chicago
z 100000, potem Boston 10000.
Dalej nastepuje archidyecezya tiladel-
fijska $50 900, dyecezya brooklyn.
ska 500 ,000,-W Stansch Zjedno-
czonych jest IA arcybiskup6w, II BIZ
skupow 1886 ksiety, z tych
2,076 zakonnikow $500 swieckich.
Ogolna liczba koscio{ow W Stanaoh
Zjednoczonych re stA{ymi preboszcza.
mi jest 6,4O9, a liczba misyj koscio-
sami jest $3.50, czyli razem $3.50
koscio}ow.
William Goebel, demo-
kratyczny wsp6izawodnik o
ursad gubernatora W Kentu
cky, zosta& we wtorek postrze-
lony W pobli3u kapitolu we
Frankfort, KY. Podejraanego
0 ten zamach morderczy far
mera Harland Whittakera u
wieziono. We Frankfort 2ano-
81 sic na krwawe rozruchy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-02-03

Pod Mayeross, Ca, zderzy2' sic
z. t. pocisg osobowy towarowym
przyczem 80 os6b zostalo mocno po-
kaleczonych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-02-03
TELEGRiMY KRAJOWE,

-Szesnastoletnia Gertruda Rich
seeker, corka milionera z New Yorku, ,
otru{a sic W zesz{ym t. W Oberlin, O.
Przyczyna bya brak zdrowia.
Cub. Stanu' Utah wyda{ prokla.
macye, W kt6rej zawiadamia, ze Ego
kwietnia odbeds sig wybory kongres.
mana ma miejsce Robertsa.
w Lowell, Mass. ajkowa}o
W garbarniach "American Hide &
Leather Co." 600 robotnikow pod
wyzszenie p}acy fabryki zamknieto.
A 900 robotnik6w W warsztatach
"Wire and Street Co." W Cleveland
O., porzuci9o robote, zadajac pod
wyzszenia p8acy skrocenia godzin
piracy.
Ma podworzu wieziennem So.
merset, Pa, powieszono W z. czwar-
tex Ssmuela Mayersa, ktory pred
kilku miesiacami zamordowa4 Nj
Kerneya j. Lenharta.
-Urzad pocztowy W Bradley, ILL.,,
zosta{ W z. cwartek obrabowany przez
niewykrytych dotsd zsoczync6w, kto-
rzy zabrali $40 got6wki 81 400 W
znaczkach pocztowych.
w Quincy, ILL.,, policyanci Ia
strzelili dw6ch rabusiow, ktorych
specyalnoscis by}o zakradanie sic dc
bank6w W mniejszych miastach i roz-
sadzanie dynamitem kas zelaznych.
w kopalni Superior, W poblizu
Harley, Wis, osune}o sic z. pie
tex rusztowanie drewniane zabi4o
trzeoh gornik6w, miedzy mimi w.
Gryzeckiegc, dwoch pokaleczySo
ciezko.
-Cudowry lekarz Fryderyk A.
Lempke W g.. Claud, Mimi, odebrat
sobie w z, t. zycie przez w{ozenie
g{owy do ognia W piecu. Przyczyns
tego orygins!aego samobojstwa byay
wyrzuty sumienia z powodu oszuki-
wanna ludzi.
-Stanowy komitet demokratyczny
W Pennsylvania og{osi{ W z. t., ze
kandydatem jego na prezydenta W r.
b. bedzie w. j. Bryan. Og}oszenie
tego pred konwencys stanows, ktora
odbedzie sic dopiero kwietnia, wy
wo{a1o niemafe zdziwienie.
-Urzedowe liczenie ludnosoi ma
Portoryko uko6czono. San Juan ma
80 800 mieszkahcow, Ponce liczy ich
Sc, 900. Ma ca&ej wyspie jest 957 900
w ub. t. odby4y sic
tam wybory miejskie. Partya republi-
kahska zwyciezyla.
w domu w{asciciela kopalh A.
V. Huntera W Leadvile, Colo. nasta-
pisa W z. piatek eksplozya dynamitu,
ktora zniszczy&a ca&y dom i uszko-
dzi{a sssiednis kamienice. Zachodzi
podejrzenie, lie ktos podsozy& dyna.
NIT sprawcy, poszukuje policya.
DO fabryki "Gomozo" dra
Fahrney, W Chicago przyszli W z.
piatek W po{udnie trzej rabusie, kt6-
rzy mieli twarze zakryte chustami,
zakneblowali pracujscych
;am ludzi, poczem "a pomocs dyna.
nitu rozbili szafe ogniotrwafs, Ia
orali $500 i uciekli.
w z. piatek schwytano dwoch
'biegaych wiezienia W Denver,
Jol. mordercow, Reynoldsa Wagne-
a. Ostatniemu uda}o sic zbiedz pow
6rnie, podczas gdy Reynolds zosta&
vydarty przez t4um rex pclicyi i
,owieszony ma s1upie telegrafcznym.
on kap. Rooney zak}a-
lu karnego Canon City.
-Cierpiscy ma pomieszanie zmy-
low Charles Bsrtruff, profesyi
zam. W Cincinnati, o., "a.
nordowa4 W z. sobote swojs zone i
lwoje ma}oletuich dzieci, poczem
hcia4 podpalic dom, ale policya
,rzeszkodzi{a mu W tenn odes}asa 60
10 Domu obSskanych.
w Cumberland, Nd, wyrzucono
teatru m4ods dame, ktora podczas
,rzedstawienia 1echta1a po @ysinie
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-02-03

du szerzenia sic tamze cholery azya.
tyckiej.
-Pogrzeb Jana Ruskina, krytyka,
tilozofa poety, odby{ sic W Londy-
ME W z. pistek przy liczuym udziale
(publicznosci.
-Chodzs pos{uchy, ae miedzy
Kwirynasem Watyksnem przyjdzie
nied&ugo do zgody; przynajmniej pa
piez stara sic o to podobno usilnie.
-Brazylijski minister spraw we.
wnetrznych, senior Soverino Vieura,
zrezygnowa}, a na jego mieJsce zamia-
nowany zostsf senior Maa.
-Rzsd W Brytahskiej Kolumbii
wyda& rozporzadzenie, ze Mkt ME
moze otrzymat zatrudnienia W kopal-
mach, kite ME umie czytat pisat po
sngielsku.
-Wszyscy urzednicy kolejowi W
Niemczech, ktorzy 50 socyalistami,
zostali usunieci z posad. Rzsd zamie-
RIA ten spos6b zwalczat socyalns-
demokracye.
-Rada miejska W Palermo, kt6ra
sk}sdala sic po wiekszej czesci z
przyjacio& naczelnika stow. Matfi,
Palizzolo'a, zosta{a dekretem kro
lewskim rozwiazana.
-Ciesle zatrudnieni ma placu wy
stawowym W Paryzu, W liczbie 5 900,
zastrajkowali podwyzszenie placy.
Zadanie ioh uwzgledniono po dniu
strajku powrocili do praoy.
--Hindusi i mahometanie Kal.
kucie postsnowili modlit sic swych
swiatyniach na intencye Anglikow
Afryce. Ma rzecz rodzin po poleg4ych
Anglikach zebrali $4,000 rupij.
Process przeciw IL Assumpcyoni-
stom W Paryzu, oskarzonym agita-
eye polityczna ma korzyst rojalist6w
ukohczy4 sic W ub. t. Sad skazak
kazdego mnicha ma Is frankow kary
i poleoi{ rozwiszanie zakonu.
-Chinska cesarzowa-wdowa da{a
dymisye naczelnemu wodzowi wojsk
chihskich, Jung Lu, powodu, he
tenze mia} bye przeciwnikiem zama-
chu stanu. Take inni wysocy urze.
dnicy otrzymali dymisye. Ludnosc
poczyna sic burzyt.
I powodu straiku g6rnikow, W
miastach czeskich daje sig odczuws6
wielki brak wegla. Ma ulcach panu-
js ciemnosci, poniewaz ME ma cze-
ga wyrabiat gazu; na niektorych ko-
lejach nastspi{ zastdi; cena wegla
jest czwornasob wyzszs.
Z Kapstadtu dochodzi wiado-
NOSE, ze sir Alfred Miner wydas pro-
klamacye, kt6rej zaznacza, ze rzsd
angielski ME uznaje "a wazne odezw,
ma mocy ktorych rzsdy Transvaalu
i pahstwa Oranii przyw}aszczy{y
sobie czesci kolonii Przylsdka.
-Powstanie Tagasow W poinocnem
Borneo zosta{o usmierzone. Ang.
kap. Harrington ze 100 Sikhami
zabra4 oko}o 900 jehcow, zaja& diva
forty dwie wsie, wysadzi4 W powie-
trze magazyn prochu powstahc6w
wielu Tagasow zabi4 lub rani4.
-Kardyna{-arcybisku Paryza od-
wiedzi4 W tych dniach Assumpcyoni-
stow wyrazi4 im wspolczucie powo-
du rozwiszania ich zakonu, oraz po-
b}ogosfawi{ ich dzialalnost ma polu
publicystycznem. Wskutek tego rzsd
zwroci4 sic do arcybiskupa wyt1o-
maczenie tego kroku.
Pray wyborach senator6w Z.
sobote narodowcy francuscy poniesli
ogromns porazke; z ich 30 kandyda-
tow zaledwie zosta{o wybranych,
miedzy mimi gen. Mercier, znany
wrog Dreyfusa. Wybory wypad&y
nastepujsoo: 54 republikanow, Is ra-
dyka}ow, 6 socyalistow, monarchi-
stow 8 narodowcow.
w niemieckich szko4ach zanosi
sic ma zmiane systemu. Jezyki staro-
zytne maja bye zniesioue lub ograni-
czone, natomiast wiecej uwzglednia-