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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-01-10
WlddOnllOSCi Ml6jski6.:

/ HA1uOUtlIOCVA AfAAO(SAAAN
DIVA wypadki ospy zaalar
mowaly wydzia} zdrowia. Do
tknietych ospa (kobiete i die
cko) zamknieto W szpitalu lzo
lacyjnym:. -. -. -, ,....... e. +
.Towarzystwo polskie. i'm,
Jerzego Washintona, zosta}c
inkorporowane W Springfield.
Zalozycielami So Antoni Gle
sla, Roman Stefen i Jozef O.
zysko. !. l.. ...= -. -.
Jan Kroll, 8 letni ch}opiec
polski, zamieszka}y. przy $40
Milwaukee Ave, uchwycil sic
ty}u wozu, jadacego ulica, by
uzyt bezplatnej ej:zabawy. Przez
.nieuwage jednak noga dosta-
Ia sic miedzy szprychy kola,
kt6re mu noge zlamaEy.:
Katarzyna Cewihska, 10
letnia dzieWczynka, zostafa W
poniedzia}ek "a wyrokiem So:
dowym wyslana do: szkoly RE
mieslniczej, "a to, ze zajmo-
wala sic zebranina ulicczna: w
sadzie przyzna}a, ze7praca jej
przynosi przesz}o dolara daen-
ME, a pieniadze tract ma Gu
kierki i ubranie. ..
w sadzie kryminalnym
pred sedzia Baker, IAN Le-
ski, Edward Brandt, Teedor
Kowalski Jan Gayont przy-
znali sic do rabunku dokona-
nego W domu w. Niemana z
Park Evergreen. Brandt przy-
znal sic, IL wiedzial CO sic
dzieje lecz twierdzil, ze ME
dzialal Z drugimi, W porozu-
nieniu, lecz obawy o swe zy-
Gle byl cicho,. .P6zniej jedna-
kowoz przyznal sic ze opowia-
dal i'm o bogactwach swego
tescia, skutkiem czego .ci po-
stanowili go obrabowac. Sc
.dzia skaza} Kowalskiego, Ga
yonta i Brandta ma pobyt W
wiezieniu karnem ma czas ME
ograniczony. Leski kt6ry Ii
cyl tylko l9 lat, zostal odda-
ny do domu poprawczego..
L. E. McGann, komisarz
robot publicznych, jest handy
datem ma gubernatora. -.
Gniazdo Sokole No. II Il
rzadza 10 lutego bal maskowy
W hall czeskiej, pod mum. 80
Emma st. -. -.
w kwaterze robotnikow
polskich, pm. 4S6 Noble ST.,
odbedzie sie2O stycznia kon-
.wencya socyalist6w zachod-
niej czesci miasta.
'Dzief 1go maja ostatecznie
bedzie: "Dewey:Day'' pomi-
mo ze byl projekt, ably uro-
czystosci ma Geese .admira}a,
odlozyt ma p6zniej. =. =.
Wyzszy SD federacyjny
rozstrzygnie:-W tych :dnlach,
czy rada miejska: miala-prawo
nalozyt roezriy podatek sto-
dolarowy ma handlarzy papie-
rosow. .s~...... -. ~. -.
Strajk pracujacych przy Or
ganach i fortepianach: jeszcze
nieukohczony, pom:mo po-
srednictwa z jakiem sic oflaro-
wal prezydent Gompers. Koh-
ca strajku predko spodziewat
= 10 -, @a1o e.. 49,. =
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-01-10

szowej W szkole technlczej wy
powie swoje zdanie W sprawle
obecnej polityki Niemiec, jak
rowniez poruszy Projekt Po-
wiekszenia Aoty.
Cesarz osobiscie ogromnle
oburzony ma trzykrotne zable-
ranie statkow niemieckich i,
rozmawiajac o tenn Z genera
lem Meissner, mial wyrazic
sic: GO "a hahba d]a nas!'
Wilhelm stanowczo zamierza
zmieniG swoja obecna polityke
wzgledem Anglii, tembar-
dziej, ze Rad angielski, ME
tylko lekcewazy sobie wszel-
kie protesta, ale wys}a} jeszcze
surowsze rozkazy do kapita-
now, W sprawie rewidowanla
statkow.
Paryz. = La Temps, oma
wiajac wswym artykule glow
nym sprawe "otwarteJ bra
my" W Chinach, zaznacza, ze
polityka Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych odniosla kompletne zwy-
ciestwo, gdyz zadne pahstwo
ME smia}o professional pre-
ciwko projektom sekretarza
Stanu Hay a. Rad Stanow
Zjednoczonych zaczyna obec-
ME Prowadzic polityke IA
wzor wielkich pahstw, a tenn
samem zasada Monroego, jak
czesc muru cbihskiego, costa
Ia zwalona. Prezydent McKin-
ley przyspieszyl upadek tel
teoryi, ostatnia wojne i wmie-
szaniem sic do poiityki wszech-
swiatowe.
| Manila.- Gen. Schwan "a
ja} Slang i Indang W prowin-
cyl Cavite, ME natrahajac ma
op6r powazny. Zdobyl 3 dzia}a
i troche amunicyi. General
Wheaton jest W Perez Das
Marinas.
Gromady krajowc6w scia-
gaia do Manlll ME ma lch
gdzie pomiescit, a takze zyw-
nose stale sic bardzo droga.
Cd lat - ME by} ryz tax dro-
GIN, jak teraz. Dzuma niebez-
pieczna jest dla krajowc6w i
Chihcyykow cisnacych sic W
nedznych, brudnych domost-
wach zle odzywianych; A
merykanie unikajacy zetknie-
cia Z mimi, ME maJa powodu
do obawy. Ma dzume umarfy
dotychczas tylko 4 osoby,
podczas gdy 6 zachorowa}o.
Wiedeh. DIR. Won Witteck,
austryacki prezydent mini
str6w, jeszcze ME wni6sl swej
rezygnacyi, i zdaje sic, ze ME
nastqpia zmiany W gabinecie,
dop6ki ME odrocza sic dele
gacye ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Og6lnie sqdzq, re DIR. Won
koerber jeszcze ME otrzymai
polecenia utworzenia nowego
gabinetu, ale zawsze jeszcze
najwieksze ma szanse, re Je
otrzyma.
Londyn. Z New Britain
dochodzi wiadomosc, re kapl-
tan, IS ludzi za}ogl statku
Nukumania, dostali sic pomle-
dzy wyspy Admiralskie tam
zostali schwytani przez miej-
scowa ludnost, kt6ra wszyst-
kim poobcinafa g}owy i poi
niej przy uczcie wspolnej mie-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-01-10
2
.ROK. w.
.Nladonl0S6l / zagranl0zn6

r. Aolidy ~ =, Aio
deszla wb bFezacej wojnie chwl-
Ia najkrytY Yczniejsza, Pod La
dysmith Wre okropna walka
.l,,,dlwu wielkich armii ma smlerG
ycie@D plywajace godziny
.WydaWaja sic lnieszkahcom
Sndynu nieskohczenie d}ugie
wv kazdej nastepnej ocze-
ln ej wiesci o klesce.
t ptejsze:nie taja wca-
ozenie wojsk angiel-
&: bardzo. krytyczne.
mos (, ze Burowie przy-
gen eralny szturm do
Rth, i re gen. Butler
e 1blezonym pomo-
e ME mole i ME j&st
zTodzifa wielka oba-
to ilos oblezonych.
* omunikacya hello
Zzna}z gen. Width, costa
Ezez Bur6w uniemozllwio-
przes}al tenze ostatni ra-
brt "a pom oca golebi poczto-
1ych.
Pretoria. = Pod data Ego
tycznia doniesiono tn Z ku-
umanu (mia asto W angielskiej
solonii W kr aju Behuana) re
urowie bo mbarduja to mia
g.: Adjuta ut Wiser donosl,
rozkazaf Brac ma eel pre-
azrie barak ii wojskowe. Wal
& przeciagn ella sic do godzi-
=
ny..e-ej wiec zorem, a zakoh-
s czy}a sic z}oz eniem broni przez
Wojsko an n{ielskie. Wzleto
ado niewoli 12O regularnych
ezoanierzy al hgielskich W tel
liczbie kapita ma Dennlson, 70
Stsrajowc6w, zabrano takze
Gzo brcni amunicyi a take
,Wielka ilost \ koni, mu}ow o.
SLOW. Pomie dzy zabranyml W
=aiiewolle by}o Is rannych, kt6-
5rymi +: dokt pr natychmiast
sic zaopiekowal. Wszystko
. zosta}o odesla ane do Pretoryi.
='::.: S.:.' Frere Cam }, Natal. Wczo-
8. raj rozpoczet0 atak ma Pozy-
!. eye. genera}a White, lecz alta
. XII gl6wnie. ! y}y skierowane
81 3 ma Ceasar Camp i Wagon
n Hill. iNieprzyjaciel byl bardzo
!: & liczn} i szed} DO ataku po-
e T.. dziwp godna odwaga. Me-
kt6re fortyhka acye ma Wagon
5s ;.s Hill by}y try Fazy brane Przez
BE- BE- Bur6w, a mast epnie try razy
.odbier rane pre- 2 wojsko angiel-
#skie. Atak Gig gna} sic do 60
ss dzihy wp6l do s.
{. Jeden punF Z pozycyl
VI. byl zajety pre- z nieprzyjaciela
Z przez ca}y die T.. Ale Przy "a
n chodzie siohca podczas ulewy'
i deszczu, Burd vie zostall wy
parci bagnetan il zo}nierzy De-
& .vons, kt6rych prowadzi} pull
po;wnik Park. Ma Wagon Hill
hial powierzonR komende pull
kownik John l4amilla i zada-
q. MIA wywiaza} sic dzielnie. Woj-
.. u sko: >angielskie mlaio bardzo
s.5S . ciezkie zadanie, ale wysz}o Z
= 81: :honorem. Ma W wszystkich pun
# ktach nieprzyja aciel odparty Z
: wielka strata, znacznie pre-
J., wyzszajaea straty Anglikow.
:. Wedlug urze dowych zawia-
bitwa trwala II 60
:. dzin; atak rozpoczeto w sobo-
(. te. o godz. 2 po po}udniu; ME,
przyiaciel ustapiE o godzinie
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-01-10
POI0CU " Anl6ruC6:;

Buffalo, N. Y: Wysz}a
/ swiezo druku nova broszura
IDra Franciszka Fronczaka, -
ktora w swiecie lekarskim wy
wolaIa wielkie zainteresowanie
ITraktuje ona o przywracanlu
do zycia pozornie. martwych
noworodk6w. Fachowe pisma
Fmcdyczne wyrazaja sic bardzo
pochlebnie O tel nowej piracy
naszego m}odego rodaka.
Baltimore, Md. - Arcybi-
Skup Gibbons udzieli} pred
$wietami kandydatowi. do sta
hu kap}ahskiego P. Wojcie-
qhowi Olszewskiemu. stopnla
s sub-dyakona i dyakona. P.
0lszewski pochodziz Chicago.
i odbywa studya teologlczne
W Sulpicyaiskiem Semina-
r yum, Ste Marie W Balti-
rn nore.
Bay City, Mich. ks. 10
Il 1owski Z Manistee, zosta}
p rzeniesiony do tutejszej pol
81 kiej parafi; ks. Oberkalski z
A lpena do Manistee, ks. Le-
W andowski Bay City do Po-
znania, ks. Matkowski do no.
W ej parahi sw. Stanis}awa W
@ rand Rapids.
New York, n. Y. - Ko-
SC i6l polski sw. Wojciecha w
g6rze miasta zosta}Eyjuz SPREE
da my, Lofty pod b'ldowe juz
cd dzyszczone i w kiIku tygo-
dn niach paratla przystapl do
bu dowy novel Polsklej swia-.'.
typ hi przy 156 ulicy blisko 5ciej. !
aV e. KS. H. Nowakowi jak i I
"a rzadowi para6alnemu nalezy
sig uznanie, ze pracujac w ci-.
CHI osci, w tax krotkim czasie F..
do sill do obecnych swietnych
rezultatow..
: Zeszlej niedzieli W Carnegie
H all, komitet Tow. "Oswia-
ta' wreczyl 1gnacemu Pade-
re 1wskiemu piekny wieniec.
Baltimore, Md. - Rozpo-
cz4} sic tu sensacyjny process
ro4wodowy. Jozef Marski O.
SIX 4rza ks, Papke. ouwiedzenie
mt zony i ma tel zasadzie chce
uzy yskac rozwod. PAM Marska
byla dawniej aktorka. Ksiadz
Pa pka t}u,naczy sic, ze jest to
spi SEX uknuty przez Marskich,
ably wydobyc Cd niego pie
MIA DIE.
Erie, Pa. - We wtorek d.
ago Stycznia spIona} czescio-
wo polski koscio} pod wezwa-
ME IN sw. Stanis}awa, pobudo-
wal by diva lata temu kosztem
sac 1000. Ogieh powsta} rano T.
sku utkiem eksplozyi gazu W SUI
terf fnie i zanim 60 spostrzezo-
ION o, przepalil dachi zniszczy}
jed en- o}tarz doszczetnie, jak
row niez wszystkie przybory
kos cielne umieszczone W "a
kry 5tyi wartosci okoEo $4,000.
Str hty jake parafa poniosla,
obi czone do $4,000, kt6re
So + Pokryte ubezpieczeniem.
Kosci6} polski W Erie, Pa. {.
nalf fzaE do najpiekniejszyeh
kos cio}ow W Pennsylvania a.. a.:
pob udowany i, urzadzony byi:
! wielkim artystycznym -sma-
| kiem mn: to tei sZkOda WvrzadZo-:,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29
New Protected Cruisers.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Havins
disposed of the plans for the five battle.
ships and the three armored cruisers au.
thorized by the last two naval appro.
priation bills the naval board on CON
struction has begun consideration of the
plans for the three protected cruisers al
80 authorized. The discussion showed
that the purpose is to have these shipa
of a type representing compromise be-
tween the New York and Brooklyn. OBJ.
lection is entertained to the tumble.
home sides' of the Brooklyn, but her ad.
ditional tonnage gives her an advantage
over the New York in that respect, so the
board is inclined to an enlarged New
York of about the 5000 tons dsplace.
ment of the Brooklyn. The ships will be
furnished with four inch guns each in
shields and inch broadside guns prob.
ably and are to have high speed, possibly
as high as the Is knots of the Russian
cruiser Nariag. The secretary has been
told that the department should have the
advertisements ready Sept. ! for NIL the
ships, the bids to be opened Nov. 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29

YAlg.fAHxAap REGATTA j I
v...,., Il, a...:w,;.'I, F;r..,-u..,.s..
A.e qeAsss AysIs.
NEW tohpQA QgSla yhs 2e-1al
hot ops1 pissaaSsiy III III Ia III,
were arranged {er midday, Thsrs wsfs
prospects for wind and rain. But later
In the morning the chances improved
The sun came through the dark canopy,
and a hot, sultry day began.
There were not many persons In evil
dence on New London streets during the
early forenoon, as precedent demanded
for regatta day. The remark was fire..
quently heard that the accident to Higin.
son and his loss to the Harvard varsity
had caused many to lose the interest
necessary to bring them here and, with
other lovers Of good sport, who could
not attend both regattas, had decided
them in favor of Poughkeepsie, where
four colleges will hght for supremacy
Saturday 1t is the varsity wherein the
thoroughbreds are entered that always
to a meet like this. A freshman race is
short, snappy struggle between set Of
novices who can never be depend pom
to bear out the judgment of sxpsr oars
men, and the four oar is also two nile
sprint. So these colts only serve to whet
appetites for the big contest between
the varsity Fights. Naturally, discus
sion of this contest conferred about the
point that Harvard's captain and best
stroke in years was out of the shell and
his place taken by a smaller man, Hard.
ing, who had never stroked four mile
race and who had had but few days
of preparation with this crew Of men.
But sporting men are notorious fol-
their superstitions and omens Of good
luck and the fact that Harding had par
ticiputed in many eight cared contests
on the Charles and had never lost race
was more responsible than any other one
thing for the even betting that was car.
ried on extensively at thF Crocker House
last night and this morning, for Yale
had splendid crew in her varsity boat,
and, from dispussionats standpoint,
would seem to have had the chances in
her favor under the existing conditions.
Toward 8 o'clock the sun forced its
way through the clouds and lit up the
college colors that Huttered about the
streets, and blue patches began to show
overhead.
The four cared race was first rowed.
Harvard won. the official time being,
Harvard, 1922; Yale, 1926 2-5.
Then came the freshman race, which
was also won by Harvard, the official
time being Harvard, 1901; Yale,
1910 2-5.
The varsity race, the great event Of ths
day, was won by Yale. 1t was closely
contested race nenrly up to the finish,
when Harvard weakened, and the Yale
men shot ahead and won.
Official time at the finish line was: Yale,
2lm. II 2-5s.; Harvard, 21m. y 2-5s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29
WOOLLEY FOR PRESIDENT.
Defeats swallow In the Prohibition
Convention on First Ballot.

Convention on First Ballot.
CHICAGO, June 2a.-The Prohibition
convention adjourned sine die yesterday
after having placed in nomination for
president John g. WooIley of Illinois and
for vice president Henry r. Metcalf Of
Rhode Island. The nominations in each
instance were made on the first ballot
Only two candidates for the presidential
nomination were balloted for, Mr.. Wool
ley and Rev. Silas e. Swallow Of Penn
Sylyania. Hale Johnson Of Illinois with
drawing his name at the last moment and
throwing his strength TO Mr.. Woolley.
This undoubtedly had great effect on
the result. as the convention earlier in
the day had been nearly stampeded for
Swallow by an eloquent speech of Homer
y. Castle Of Pittsburg, and had the
friends of the Pennsylvania parson forced
a ballot at that time the result might
have been different
For vice president three candidates
were balloted for, II, p. Metcalf, Thorn
as H. Caskardon of West Virginia and
Rev. e. l.. Eaton of Iowa, Mr.. Metcalf
receiving an overwhelming majority Of
the votes cast.
Immediately after he announcement Of
the result of the ballot for the presiden-
tial nomination Rev. Swallow was pro-
posrd as the vice presidential nominee.
The convention went wild over the sug-
gestion. but DR.. Swallow, after hurried
conference with the Pennsylvania dele
cation, refused to accept the nomination.
During the session Chairman Stewart
of the national committee called for con
tributions for the campaign, and over
$1,000 was realized IN few minutes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29
TWO SMALL FIGHTS.
Lord Roberts Reports Brushes With
the Beers.


the Beers.
LONDON, June 29-Lord Roberts has
sent bulletins of two small fights, occur.
ring on June 20 and June II, in which
the Beers were discounted. In dis.
patch from Pretoria, dated yesterday, he
says,
"A small force Of mounted troops, with
two guns, commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Dreiper, was attacked by the
enemy under Prefers and Mel ON the
morning of June rs seven miles north of
Senekal. They beat off the enemy and
burned their laager. Our casualties were
three killed and ten wounded.
Hunter, temporarily commanding Ian
HamitOns, made one march yesterday
from Heidelberg toward Frankfort with.
out meeting any opposition.
The enemy attacked our Roodeval
spruit post on the railway yesterday. but
were easily beaten off by detachment
of the Dorbyshire light infantry, the
West Australian mounteds, 10 FOUNDER
and an armored train.
'Badenpowell reports the capture of
an influential Boer named Ray, who was
endeav0ring to raise commando in the
Rustenherg district. patrol brought in
over 100 rifles. More than 1000 rifles
and 1000 inferior pieces have been taken
during the last few days.
He states that 80 Beers have arrived
at Rustenberg, going to their homes,
from Delarey's commando. They would
have left before if they had seen the
proclamation, which was carefully with
hold nv R0pr ant huritv ~
Lord Roberts says that Wednesday,
June 2T, was a record market day in Pre-
turia for Boer farmers selling produce.
Parties of Beers still hang on General
Buffers TANKS. Mr. r. X. Brrnham, the
American scout, is inyalided
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29

To.DAY's SCHEDULE
Philadelphia at Plttsburg,
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York ct st. Louis.

Chester crack aggregation Of ball toss.
ers camo to this city yesterday and gave
the Brownson team grand walloping.
The score was ~ to 8. The Brownson
team was completely Outclassed and the
game was one-sded and undressing
The visitors play fast ball and their
nine ia composed Of the best semi-profes-
sional men in this section of the country.
Their team work ia excellent, while on the
the part of the Brownson it could he
plainly seen that they had not been &C.
customed to playing toge' her. Many OF
the Brownson's players are engaged at
their work daily and find 1t impossible to
get the practice necessary for fast playing,
King" Dickson. who was sought by
Philadelphia few weeks ago, was In the
box fer Chester, and was touched rather
lively at times but was given the finest
field support.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Chester, 0 0 8 4 l 4-19
Brownson. ...........0 90 0 o.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29

NEW YORK, June 2S.-FLOUR-9tats
and western inactive and nOIriinally lower
TO sell; Minnesota patents, s0ab 26; win.
ter straights, 49, 9oa4 20; winter extras, 81. Is
a3l5; winter patents. 4.soaA.eo.
Enthusiastically weak this morning
under renewed liquidation. lower English
cables and rains In Manitoba: July. EAa
s9Ac; September ssAassHc.
RYE-Dull state, 6aa8&c, c. l. L, New
York, CARROTS; No. western, 67,4c., I. o.
b., afioat
CORN-opened firm on covering, but
was later weakened by the drop in wheat
July, Eha4sSsc.; September, +sasa4sKc
OATS-Inactive and easy: track. white,
state 3Ol2a351sc.; track, white, western,
30isaa513c.
FORKS Steady; mess, s3a13T5; family
$13. 75a1i50.
LARD - Weak; prime western steam
7l5c.
BUTTER-steady; state dairy, 16a1sc.
creamery, l7a20o
CHEESE = Dull and unsettled; large
white. 9i4a9hc,; small white, ShaSHc.
EGGs-Dull and heavy; state and Penn
sylvsnia, at mark, l3al5c.; western. loss
off, 1;a14i4c.
SUGAR - Raw strong; fair refining
43-lsc; centrifugal, % test, +ll-l8o; re.
fined strong; crushed, G,20c. powdered
$500.
TURPENTINE-Fir at 45a4sac.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; New Orleans, "a
RICE-Firm; domestic, 4lsa6'ac.: japan
<&.a47sc.
TALLOW Steady; city, &c, country
4Aa4Ssc.
HAY Steady; shipping, 7Oa7Sc.; good IL
choice sOaSIiac.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29
CUBAN FRAUD GASES.
Trial of Custom House Oficlals De.
nOunced as II Fraud.


HAVANA, June 29--In the opinion Of
Havana lawyers generally the accused Of
ficials in the custom house fraud cases
now on trial are likely to be acquitted
Apparently everything has been done to
assist them against the prosecution, and
il is openly asserted that the fiscal him
self is determined that no one shall be
convicted. As giving color to this asser.
ton it is pointed out that he has called
Senior Manduley as a witness. Manduley
is the attorney who came from Santiago
at the request of Governor General Wood
to act as temporary fiscal in connection
with these cases, owing to the difficulty
of finding q competent prosecutor in Ha.
vana who was not related to one or more
Of the prisoners
For months it has been known that ev-
cry effort was being made to secure the
acquittal of all, as all belong to the best
families Of Cuba. as many are members
of the leading clubs and as some are re.
lated even to the chief justice.
The Post denounces the entire proceed.
ings as farce Senior Manduley had de.
clared that absolute proof In the shape
of documentary evidence existed Of the
guilt of the accused and that the fiscal
would he able to convict all, but the con-
duct of the trial shows pretty clearly that
the fiscal can secure any result he de-
SirpS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29

p1TTSBURG, June 29.-One Of the
quickest coal deals Oh record has been
completed after negotiations Of less than
a week. A tract Of about LOO acres
was secured near tanonsburg, and dur.
ing the day openings were made, and the
coal is being mined, The newcomers are
three sons Of James Jones, the old oper'
ator, who retired from business when he
sold his interests in the River Coal COM
bination The entire cost of the property
was $125,0OO. The mines are to be
equipped with the latest improved ma
chinery, the Improvements to cost $751;
600. 1t is expected that within II few
weeks the daily output Of coal will be
4 UtlD toms
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29

As predicted In the REPUBLICAN
when John Biggs was deposed from
the craftsmanship OF the Democratic
State Central Committee, Mr., Will
lard Salisbury has consented to
leadthe party to victory in its hope
less struggle this year in Delaware
This plan was agreed to before
the Convention convened in Dover
two weeks ago and was sprung on
the Convention in snap shot order
by John w. Gray. The other men,
bers Of the committee are Charles
{. Clifton, OF FELTON,, secretary, and
George H. Draper, of Milford, treas.
urer. The Committee will 60 to
work and red hot campaign is
promised in Delaware. AS Re.
publican we have no fear of the re-
suit swith anything like united
Republican party. The deposed
State Central Committee will think
it luck in being thrown overheard
and Mr.. Haudys choice selected IN
their stead, before their terms had
expired. Common courtesy would
have allowed the gentlemen to serve
it out. 1t only goes to show what
the Democrats would do in our
State if the Legislature was hand
ed over to them, when they ride
rough shod over their party asso'
ciates who were in accord with
them on the Presidential question.
What could Republicans expect?
But some men are so blind that
they can not see beyond their nose,
in their madness because things
did not turn out as they wanted
them to at the National Convention.
We cannot always have our way,
but there is no reason why we
should play the baby act because
our wishes or desires are not car
ried out. The Democratic party in
this State is not unit by any
means and they will run up against
some hard propositions before the
campaign is over.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

The New York india famine relief fund
has passed the 100000 mark.
The khedive of Egypt paid a state visit
to Queen Victoria at Windsor castle.
Thirty thousand dollars in gold was
paid to COO blind poor by the city Of New
York.
Oxford university conferred the degree
Of D. d. on Rev. Morgan Dix of New
York.
A dispatch from Simla, India, said the
monsoon prospects were decidedly more
favorable.
The military prisoners at Fort Smelling
made desperate attempt to escape. All
but one were recaptured.
The Archduke Franz Ferdinand at vi
emma took an oath to regard his coming
marriage with the Princess Chotek as
norPanatir
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29
Press Association Omeers.

NEW YORK, June 20. - The New
York Press association at Brighton
Beach elected these officers: President
w. J. Kline, Amsterdam Democrat
Vice presidents-W. A. Smyth, Owego
Times; Il. 8. Underhill, Corning Demo.
crat; J. V. Herrick, Bolivar Breeze; S.
Macarthur, Granville Sentinel; q. @.
Overton, Coney Island journal. Secre-
tary and treasurer-O. A. Bunnell, Dams.
vile Advertiser. Executive committee
H. J. Knapp, Auburn Advertiser; John
II. Farrell Albany Times Union; r. G.
Hill, Buffalo Publicity; e. H. Butler
Buffalo News, III. A. Brockway, Water.
town Times; G. S. Griswold, Batavia
News: Fred Phall, jamestown journal
l.. McKinsley, Fredonia Censor; G. A
Willard, Boonville Herald.