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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-26

rych Wysfano DO oJczyzny, l6,4lo
os6b W polegfych, ranionych i
wzietych do niewoli.
Boerzy, kt6rzy zabili porucznika
E. Lygan ranii jego towarzy-
STOW, nalezeli do policyi Jo-
hannesburga. Opatzywszy ra-
nionych, wysfali ich ma wozie do
angielskiego obozu.
LoNDYN, 26-go Marca, =
W Mafeking stracili oblezeni ma
dzieje, re doczekaja sic odsieczy,
Miedzy miastem armia pufkow-
nika Plumera zajmuja slime od-
dziafy Boer6w bardzo warowne
stanowiska. Ludnosc W oblezo-
mem miescie zaczyna umierac z
gfodu, gdyz uprzedzenie do konskie-
go miesa ME pozwala jej odAywiac
sic nalezycie. Boerzy zasypuja
miasto granatami i podkopuja sic
coraz blizej miasta. Me dotrzy-
muja przyrzeczeh i nawet W Me.
dziela bombarduja Mafeking.
LoNDYN, 26go Marca. =
Gdy lord Roberts dowiedziaf sic,
re general Cronje uszedf z Magers-
fontein, gdzie miano go oblegac,
wydaf rozkaz Kitchenerowi, azeby
przeciaf mu odwrot. Kitchener u
dowodnif W bitwie pod Paardeberg,
re ME umiaf sic ustrzedz bfed6w,
kt6re pred MIN popefniali inni ge-
nerafowie. Wysefaf angielskie put
ki piechoty na zdobywanie oszan-
cowanych pozycyj Boerow. Ci przy-
puszczali Angik6w ma 100 yard6w
strzelali do Mich z ukrycia, jak do
kaczek. Straty Anglikow musiafy
bye wielkie i zmuszafy ich do CO.
fania sic W niefadzie.
Rad wysefa do Afryki pofudnio-
wei coraz wiecej wojska-
BRADFORD, 26-go NJ a &c a. -
Zwofano tutaj wielki mityng pod
gofem niebem, W celu wyrazenia
sympathy Boerom. Zrobif sic z te-
go walny vice patryotyczny. Pre-
szkadzano m6wcom przyjsc do sto-
wa, rzucano ma trybune zdechte
koty i rome inne przedmioty, a
gdy CT, kt6rzy zwofali mityng,
chciel wracac do domu, tfum ma
padf ma Mich i przetrzepaf in sk6re.
MANILA, logo Marca. =
Gazety ,,Patria" ,El Liberal,
wychodzace W jezyku hiszpanskim
i bedace organami skrajnej partyi
Filipinczyk6w, wystepowafy W
ostatnich czasach ostro przeciw
wfadzom wojennym. General Otis
wydawnictwo pierwszej Mich "a
wiesif, redaktora osadzif W vie
zieniu. Eel Liberal" otrzymafa O.
strzezenie, azeby byfa redagowana
oglednie.
Powstancy W dystrykcie genera
la Young wystepuja coraz wieceJ
zaczepnie. Ma battalion, stanowia-
cy zafoge W Namadpacon, napadli
cztery razy. General Young wzma-
cnia obecnie tamtejsza zaioge i
pragnie zgniesc powstanie, zanim
nadejdzie pora deszczowa.
WASHINGTON, 26go Marca: =
DIS rozpoczely sic W izbie nizszej
debaty mad budzetem wojennym.
zgodzono sic prowadzic je ME dfu-
zej, niz przez try dni. W koncu
tygodnia toczyd sic beda rozprawy
mad budzetem marynarki, fortyf-
kacyi rolnictwa. Senatowi zai-
mie W tym tygodniu cafy czas spra-
wa Puerto Rico.
FRANKFORT, KY, 26-go Marca.-
Zapadf wyrok pierwszej instancyi,
kt6ry opiewa, re republikanie spra-
wuja urzedy nieprawnie. Pre-
ciwko temu wyrokowi wniesiono
apelacya. Poniewaz W sadzie apela-
cyjnym przewazaja demokraci, Mkt
tutaj ME watpi, re wyrok pierwszej
instancyi zostanie zatwierdzony'
Republikanie chca W tym wypadku
o1uo}on cia do naiwvISZeoO Sadu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-26
Mia wiadOmOsC.

PAM G.. w. Floyd, zam. pm. 2OOl
Michigan ave. panna Phoebe
Floyd, zam. pm. 292 Lincoln ave.,
zostafy uwiadomione. re So spadko-
bierczyniami pewnej czesci spadku
wynoszacego 35 milionow dolar6w,
o kt6ry sic toczy process cd lat IA.
Pozostawif ten majatek niejaki
James McClintock, kwakier. Byf
on ociemniafym W ostatnich latach
zycia swojego, a W ST. Louis, gdzie
mieszkaf, skorzystali tego niekto'
rzy ludzie, kt6rzy dali mu do pod
pisania testament, wszystko i'm.
przekazajacy. Podobno McClintock
wcale ME wiedziaf, co podpisywaf.
Teraz majs sic toczyc uktady, ma
mocy kt6rych prawi spadkobiercy
otrzymaja znaczniejsza czesc spad'
ku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-26

Adres domu Emigrscyjnego.
FELICIAN SISTERS n
8 Morris str..
New York
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-03

surely have intended to convey a les
son. He was Gods representative
Gods son.
Yet if God was the creator of sin,
sickness and death, then Jesus by His
actions was undoing what God had
done. putting out OF the way Gods Gre
ations and assiduously instructing men
to regard them as naught.
Everything that the world could do
to oppose the expansion of the Chris
tian Science faith has been done, but
it cannot be stayed so long as it re-
mains as ii is-the truth and the prac-
tice OF the truth. The movement has
step by step gained ground until its
host reveals the most enlightened Of
this era's thought, and that host,
TRUSTING in God with all It's heart,
leaning not unto its own understand
ing, acknowledging Him in all its
ways" is panoplied, lovingly and
prayerfnlly, to do its part toward for
warding the reduction OF its opponent,
its enemy-the world.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-03
August Flower.

sit is surprising fact" says Prot
Houton, "that in all my travels in al
parts of the world in the last ten years
have met more, people having used
Green's August Flower than any other
medicine for dyspepsia, deranged livel
and stomach and for constipation.
find for tourists or statesmen or for per-
sons filling office positions where head
aches and general bad feelings from ir
regular habits exist, that Green's Au.
gust Flower is grand remedy. 1t does
not injure the system by frequent use
and is excellent for sour stomach and
Indigestion" Sample bottles free al
Gardeners drug store. Sold by dealers
In all civilized countries.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-03

FOR SALE. Having moved to
Nebraska will either sell or trade
my Rapid Valley ranch; will sell ii
Icheap for cash or trade it for cattle
Ranch contains 50 acres, with irri-
eating ditch stock, aud is located
seven miles east;of Rapid City. En-
quire at this Office, OF write to a. IS.
Merrin, Atkinson. Neb,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-03
Fruit For sale.

Beginning about July 18th I will
have tor sale at my nursery q con.
siderable quantity of crabs and ap-
pies. Some are specked by hail and
will be sold very cheap. Selected
fruit, uniniured, will be on sale at
the same time. Prices reasonable.
G. THOMSON.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-03
Guns Regarded .. Devils.

Gums Regarded ~ Devils.
Much superstition has been attached
to artillery by those nations which are
pagan. The Burmese and Malays re-
garded their guns as devils. and strove
to enhance the killing power Of their
weapons by constructing their cannon,
In the form of dragons.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-03
Art. W. Grid, Editor.
clry>MD COUNTRY.

from Lookolt TUESDAY.
Dick Hartman is spending week
with his folks at Sturgis.
Tom Elliott is down in Nebraska
rustling orders for lumber.
Dee Mckinney come down from
Deadwood Monday evening.
Mrs.W. L. Gardner spent the
fore part of the week in Lead.
G. K. Howard spent part Of the
week in town from Smithville.
W. n. LaBee and wife spent the
fore part of the week at Lead City.
Mrs. Levi MCGEE, Gertrude, and
Floy Smith spent Monday up near
Piedmont.
Miss Ella Rankin went up to Key
stone Monday to take charge of ].
G. Haines branch store there.
Ed. Lynch was Monday evening
arrival home from a trip to his miu-
ing property in the northern Hills.
Mrs. E. Jewett is visiting her IA
ther, David Hawkins, Sir. Mrs. Jew
ett's home is in chihuahua, old Mex
leo.
A. E. Stoermer's team took live
~ spin around town Wednesday, re-
sulting in quite badly disfgured
vehicle.
II. +. Quiggle has been confined
to his home this week by an attack
Of illness, but is NOW gradually i'm
proving.
Thermometers registered los If
the shade Tuesday and Wednesday
and the nights we're the hottest o
the season.
After q visit with her parents vi
near Spearfish, County Superinten
dent Trissler was Tuesday evening
arrival home.
Joe Buck moved from the Clemen
residence to the rooms up stairs ii
his new business block on st. Jo
street Monday.
King Humbert OF Italy was sho
through the heart and instantly kill
cd by an anarchist Monday. TIL
murderer was captured.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-03

To prove it in every purchase, no matter from
line of our mammoth new stock you may buy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02

'mchu ~ follows General Rumble Is
covering the advance camp facing the
Boers position 10 the east. where they
are strongly entrenched aud General Ian
Hamilton and General smith. Ourrien
occupy strong positions on the road To
the north.
Another dispatch says a column under
General Hamilton located the Beers 10
the northwest and AN artillery duel en-.
sued without result All accounts tell
Of much artillery firing with scarcely
any casualties. II is hardly likely the
forces can patiently face each other
without some result.
Bmmnt's column is expected 10 ioiI
French shortly.
4 number of Beers are reported a
have h"rn retiring north, but this ii
scarcely authoritative Stringent meas.
ures ara being adopted 70 prevent Boef
guunilas from securing supplies from
Other rruters.
Tho little news from Thabanchu Is al.
sorbng all interest
The Cape parliament has been sum.
mnu.d fur June %
AZ the conclusion Of General White's
visit % Windsor castle Queen Victoril
decorated the defender Of ladysmith
with the cross aud star of the lloyAl Vic.
toriau order Her majesty and the sol.
dIcr lad a lengthy conference II is
learned that thee queen was more angry
than iDr years over the publication oil.
the ,ponkop dispatches
\ dispatch from Mafeking dated
April 20. .ays
"Iha BDor. have hsen busy several
days blowing up the railway southwark.
Their. was little hung during the pas
week Tho town viii respond chcorfully
Goo nl,Hbus' request % bold out another
Mouth Fever D. riir bat otherwise the
health ut tIc garrison Is good
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02
DOERS AGAIN ACTIVE.
They Show up in Force at Several
Important Points.
OCCUPY WlNDSORTEN
Communication Of The British Force at
Warren Threaten ta llr Inter.
rnplrd l:riii.h MAKE Gap.
ture Of lioer Con,oy.

Inndon. May THE Ensr, urr now
showing uncpmmpn nrtiuly west ~
bhHuionirin. They ur in fpfne be-.
TWEEN Fourteen Stream. aud Himl~rloy.
On Sunday they uccumri Wind,,rtrn.
west ui tlr railway and upw Threaten q,
interrupt the communication, ~ the
Brush force A. Warren. ~ the nurfh
Tn. tDp.nf tiup ben Grucfal Hun.
ter b. alDuf 10 start un 200 mil,' mnrrh
10 Maioklug probably with 100 men.
Tu th" 'a,f ui lilaminntriu tle B1er.
are holding ihc mIl. nar Thabanchu
and h.iiud them tus wagon trains.
-mdoi with WHEAT it fho Her army
north arc moving Through lAdyhmnd
The British cipiufrd uur lirr convoy
on saturday. bat it. .il' O., not mention
cd n thr dsIntchrs which barely un.
uounrr The inrf W,nrnur. lately tho
sccnr oi Iur0-nut hehiug &, d-rrtnl
General Bnluut aud ClluurI DIgctty
having moved nurthvam
4 dispatch from Masrru dated Mon.
day ays,
Tho Basutos are q second time as.
founded o. .ee the Blcr peacefully u.
firing with herds which tho natiyr,
think should he the booty ~ the British
WIN ARE said % b. tho conquernrs.
According to information frum Mascru
thr main hody ~ the Boers reached the
Leeuw river. due west Of lAdybmnd on
Sunday. small partie, trailing l.'hind at
intervals " 90 miles 20 protest the rear
aud whip up the herds.
Slight outpost actions iake plare daily
beyond karce Siding. where the head
Of the British invasion Is cantun,,i.
An African horss disease has huDk-n
out Ia General Buller's army. Il has
proved especially fatal among freshly
arrived animals.
The Bloemiuntein correspondents have
pointed out thnt the d-tcicncio, In the
veterinary dcpartmet cause thousands ui
losses.
Gen. Lucas Meyer, replying tu Gen.
Buffers complaint that sIme British
prisoners NJ Pretoria arr lodged In the
town Jail says that only thus- are ~
treated whu trisd to escape or arr sus.
pected - trying to cscapo No rcports.
moreover. that B,cr prisoner, are con.
fined In lail ~ pirteruaIitzburg Will,
natives
The morning paper give special prom
inence o. the statement nf news agcn.
cy that SIR Redyers Bulier sent his rc.ig.
nation Ia General Rul-rts after the
Splou bop censures were Published aud
that GrnvuL Roberts declined 10 accept
Il.
The war specials consist chiefly ~ De.
tachcd scraps. the fayuric introduction
" the military commentators aud cdito.
rial writers boing that, as only soant
news has becn wired, something big Is
probably about 10 happen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02
eoERs PERSISTENT.
They Mako Attacks on Ihabanchu but
Accomplish NothiEg.

They Mako Attack. on Tbahanchu but
accomplish NotbiEg.
London, May THE following dis.
patch has been sent by Roberts 10 tho
war Office:
Bloemfoutein. April 3O-Bocrs made
very persistent attacks round Thaban
chu Saturday and Sunday. hut the posi-.
tion which the Eighth tRundlc'.l divis.
ION holds was very strong. and be- had
the assistance Of Gordon and Dickson's
brigades, cavalry under French. and
Smith.Dorricn's infantry brigade and a
body of mounted infantry under Ian
Hamilton. Polo Carpws division re.
turned from Dcwctslorp yesterday.
Roberts al,o reported additional cas-.
ualtio, sustained during the fighting
Friday around Thabauchu. consisting of
Lieutenant Gury and two enlisted men
killed aud one officer and three enlisted
men wounded
Neither the cnmmuudcrin.chlrf nor
the correspondents, dispatches throw
any light on the plans hcing made To
oust the Bogrs from rhaluuchu vicinity
and how long before definite move
viii be madcto assert British supremacy
h only surmi,ed. In the mcautmt the
Rorc ur remarkable aggressive, c,po.
cially iu view of the large forcus oppls.
ing them
"A special dispatch from Thabanchu.
dated Monday, ays they madeu daring
attempt 10 cut OIL British CONVOY
which got into broken ground between
rnahanchu aud Dowetsdorp, opening
fire from tho adjacent hills In the
nick Of time General Brabnson with
strong force of yoemnnry returning from
Wepcuer arrived on the scene aud ex.
tricafed the convoy.
the same special correspondent de.
scribes the disposition Of forces ut Tha.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02

Velasco, Tex. May IA severe storm
swept over Velasco Monday morning.
doing considerable damage. The blow
started about a. m. and lasted for three
hours Quite number Of houses were
blown from their foundations. School.
house was partly unroofsd aud loaded
freight cars were rolled along the track
Tor nearly mile Fortunately no ono
was injured. The river continues to
rise slowly. but 10 far la. only over.
flowed the low places
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02

laredo, Tex. Nav This city and
vicinity were visited by a severe rain,
wind aud Electric storm Sunday night,
hut beyond the striking of few trecs
and outhouse- by lightning. no damage
wa, done.
At Ia Iar.ta. Mex. ~ miles south Of
hero. the wind Developed into a gale,
which did much damage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02

Selma, May IA terrific cyclone and
hailstorm visited Orrvillc The farms
Of Louis johnson, Macon Ellis and the
Swan place were literally denudcd Of
vegetation. Corn aud cotton were killed
and viii have 20 bc replanted. The
trees were stripped OF foliage. Hail
stones Of enormous size fell. and several
COWS and hogs were found dead after
the storm had passed Fences aud ont.
houses were swept away and an enor.
nous amount Of damage done. The
storm was followed by heavy rain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02
'Gettinn Money
From Home

i fine thing, as everyone will agree
ne next best thing l. keeping il at home
iou may think your laundry bill lea
email item when Won ,end IL away from
home uut many small orders sent away
make a big hole in the profits Of home
enterprise.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02
THE AMERICAN
LAUNDRY

Guarantees TO do strictly frst-elass
work promptly aud at reasonable
prices. We eheeriully correct all mis-
takes when called TO our after" IN.
Drop us postal or phone l4l ana We
viii get your bundle and appreciate
your patronage. Two doors south OF
Exchange hotel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02

England did not allow reservation m
any form. rnd those believing it ought
70 b. permitted, while justified in On.
deayoring TO get the law altered, in prac.
ucing reservation until the law il
changed. The term reservation Of the
sacrament means the preservation of
the characteristics Of the elements, es-
pecially bread, for alteration and for use
with the sick or with prisoners.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02
MORE HARD RAINS.


s""ih Ahd souihsasiern Texas Again
Nun-fs from ~" Iiemsnts.
San Antonio. Tex May THE rain
storm 81 Sunday night covered the en-.
tire southwest according b. information
derived from the train dispatchers.
No additional particulars have been r..
ceiyed In regard TO the cloudburst at
Hondo mines, located sixty miles from
G.. J. Diak, Mex
All streams IN this section are raging
and low grounds were flooded by the
storm.
The Amnsas Pass railroad reports two
bridsrs gone ON the Kerryille branch.
several washouts on the Iockhart branch
and an interruption of traffic between
Lott and Waco
A washSut on tho Southern Pacific
east Il SeguIn has been repaired.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02

Granger, Tex, May THE heaviest
rain II the season began falling SAtur.
day morning, coming from all directions
aud continuing all day long. doing con 4.
siderable damage To crops. bridges and
rnads. The creeks and all water courses
arr higher than for years, houses washed
away and stock reported lost In the low.
lands. Seven miles west IL here light.
ming struck the house of Frank lee.
killing child years old and injuring
another.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02

Oakland. Cal. May Captain @. l.
Hooper Of the United States marine ser.
vice Is dead. He has commanded the
cutters COrwin. Bear. Rush and other
vessels. He commanded the cutter Nc.
Culloch In Manila after ths victory Of
Admiral Dewey. He was a native Of
Massachusetts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02
CnllIe nranned In rnm GIr.n.

san Angelo, May An immense
rain fell SUNDAY night in the section
around the head of middle aud north
Concho These rivers rose % a height
Of 20 feet Several hundred head Of cat.
tlo are reported drowned along the north
Concho aud Grape Creek.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02

London. May Tho archbishops Of
Canterbury and York have rendered
Judgment ON the subject Of the reserva.
tion Of the sacrament. They said they
were Obliged 10 decide the Church Of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02

Dallas NAV THE runty river l.
higher than for 10 years Thrr bottoms
Arr all covered.
Albert Nugt go years old was drowned
whllo attempting 10 cross.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-02

Laredo, Tex, May IA young man
by the name Of Rafael Garcia blew his
brains out with pistol at saltilo. Mex,
In the presence Of his sweetheart because
she refused his attentions.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-01

The home of the Misses Riggs. 1917
Street. was the centre OF a large and pieas-
ant gathering yesterday afternoon. when
their visitor. Mrs. Martha :. Gielow. Of
Alabama. entertained the assembled guests
with dramatic readings. There were pres
ent many people prominent in official and
social circles, among them being Lady
Pauncefote. Lady Bromley, Mrs. Fuller.
Mr.. Gray. Mrs. Harlan. Mrs. Mcmillan,
Judge and Mrs. Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page. and Judge Knott.
Mrs. GIelow has lately returned from Eu-
rope. While there she gave readings he
fore royalty and In many homes OF the
nobility. Mrs. Gelow will leave for New
York today, but will return to- Washington
later
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-01

Mrs. James Blair. NIS-JoiH Nicholas Na.ton. Mrs.
Robert Ming stone. Mrs.. Il. Randolph Powell. Mrs.
Albert C. Jauin. Ms. Thomas TurnCr, Miss Jane
Riggs. Miss NJ. u. Johnston Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby,
Miss MARY Morris An,bler, Yrs. Il. |. Fleming,
Miss Dorsey. and Mis- Kibbey.
The giving Of the annual bali is che Of
the means taken by the ladies Of the Re-
lief Society to replenish their treasury. In
addition 10 assisting needy families, they
have also organized an indus rial bureau.
with which they Try to enable people TO
help themselves.
The officers Of the Southern Relief Socie-
ty are Miss Virginia Miller. President:
Mrs. Magnus Thompson. Treasurer; MIS-
Andrew Kennedy, Corresponding Sccre-
tary; Mrs H. 4. Gillingwater, Recording
Secretary; Mrs. Seymour. Historian
a large number of guests arrived after
the White House reception, there being
represented az one time or another during
the evening hundreds of prominent people
OF every phase of Capital society. and par
ticularly those of the old resident families.
who, no matter on which side their SYM
pathies were during the civil war, are
always cordially and helpfully Interested
il every movement for the benefit of the
South
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-01

Capt. and Mrs. Samuel Reber. who have
been visiting General and Mrs. Miles for
the past two weeks, will leave today for
Governors Island.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-01
A BRILLIANT OCCASION
The Congressional Reception at the
Executive Mansion.

Twelve Hundred People Greet Nr.
and Mrs. Mci>intcy-The white
House GniI> Bcdecked With Flow
ers and Ferns, and ThrongeJ with
caIier>-Gowns of the LADIES'
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-01

The mascot which shared honors with
Admiral Dewey's dog Bob on the Olym-
pia has gotten into trouble in the Hub"
said George E. Garner. Boston attorney.
at Chamberlin's last night.
The luck-producer Ia question is the
little pig 'Sagasta.' which endured the
battle at Manila and enjoyed the return
voyage owing to the kindness of the tars
on the flagship. The grunter was the prop
erty of Boatswain Olaf Olsen, OF the olyln-
pia, and when the latter reached Boston
he rented the pig for exhibition purposes
to n museum. For this he received $25
per week and was living easy One day
last week a clearinghouse keeper ap-
peared and claiming that Olsen had given
him the porker drew $50 from the exhib-
itors. Olsen discovered this. and claiming
that he did not give the animal away, is
suing for the money. The case had not
been decided when left the city. but for
the honor OF the crew OF the Olympia, and
for the luck brought by the mascot. hope
Olsen has not given 'Sagasta' away and
will receive his property"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-01

col. Nyron r. Herrick OF Cleveland.
Ohio. who has been quartered at the Ar
linEton for several days. has departed for
New York. where he will sail for Europe.
As a result OF his visit his name has bet n
selected as one of the delegates To the Re
publican National Convention. to he held
in Philadelphia in June. He is close
friend Of both the President and Senator
Hanna.