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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
CARRIED BACK TO CLINTON.
Archie Kinsauls. Convicted OF Murder
and Here for safe Keeping Wantedns
Witness Against the Jafier.

Archie Kinsauls, who has been in } 90
mere for some time for safe keepin
having beer convicted of murder /
Sampson county superior court, W.
taken back to Clinton yesterday morn
ing by Mr.. 7. j. Peterson. an office
deputized by the sheriff of Sampson
county to come down for the prisoner
Kinsauls will appear as a witness FOR
w. F. Fortner, tailer of Sampson
county who is charged with allowing
him (Kinsauls) to escape he was
awaiting trial. He says the jailor was
forced by a body OF armed men To turn
him out. Kinsauls was afterwards
re-arrested, tried and convicted of muir
der and brought here for safe keeping.
it being feared that he o be taken
out of jail again. The date Of his ex-
ecution has not been determined on,
the case having been appealed by his
counsel
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
A STEP OVER 1876.

In 1876 the white men of North Caro-
lima banded themselves together and,
under the leadership Of Vance. wrest-
ed the state from the negroes and r
pet baggers.
They founded a white mans govern
ment and placed the most honorable
men in the control of all branches OF
ury out of bankruptcy and restoring
the fair name Of the state to its one
time proud position. The history of
those democratic administrations is
we'll known. That era is referred to
now as the brightest epoch in the his
tory of North Carolina.
Dark days came. and the inevitable
revolution that occurs in the history
of every state or nation, placed the ne
groes and the negroists again in
power.
This is another familiar and unpleas-
ant M to patriotic North Caro-
linians. The negroes and their allies
became the persons Of supreme author
ity. Negro constables. commissioners
legislators and county officers were
elected. Negro schoo committeemer
were appointed to pass upon the quail
ications of white teachers n to pay
occasional visits Of inspection to the
white schools.
In many cases the illegible signature
of the descendant Of Ham was abso-
lutely necessary before a white lady
could obtain her salary as a teacher.
In 1900 the white people Of North
Carolina are banding themselves to-
gether to wrest the state from the ne
groes and negroists. And they are 60
ing one step further than in '76.
In &c the negroes were defeated al
the polls, but they were permitted tC
retain their ever dangerous and me
nancing w~eapon-the right and privi-
lege Of the unrestricted suffrage. In
1900 the white people of North Carolina
are determined that h negroes shall
be beate4 at the polls and that the fu-
ture exercise of their suffrage be cur
tailed and restricted.
1t is therefore a battle of the white
VS.. the black. Which will triumph? II
is for the white people of North Caro-
lima to decide-for the Caucasian holds
victory in his hands il he stands by his
color.-Smithfield Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
COST OF THE WAR. 1856. 600. 900.
Especial TO The Baltimore SUM-


New York, February 4-The Herald
will publish the following dis patch
from Washington tomorrow:
From the beginning OF the war with
Spain to the present time the total K
p~enditures Of the government @. ac-
Of that war and on account of
the hostilities in gthe Philippines
amount to about 1856. 900. 600. as fol
lows:
On account OF the war de-
pdrtHent --...--..- ....--.-S 253 900. 0vS
On account OF the navy de-
partment ........ ........ 5000. COS
Paid to Spain for Philippines 20. 900. 900
Interest on war loans to date 9.00o.00o
Increased expenses in de-
partmental service in
Washington ....... 1000. coo
The national defense fund Of $780,
900, 900, voted by congress at the COM
mencement OF the war, was placed at
the disposal Of the president without
any limitations whatever. and allot-
merits from Il were made to the vari-
Gus departments TO meet expenditures
for which congress a not specifically
appropriated
The largest allotment, S2s. s73, 274.zz.
was made TO b navy department. INC
was principally used for the purchase
Of vessels. guns. ammunition and sup
plies.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09

The Bill Therefor Prepared by the
Senate Committee.

washington, February 2-The gen
ate committee on Porto Rico today
concluded its consideration of the bill
providing a form of government for
the island Of Porto Rico. The bill
stands in all essential particulars the
same as left by the committee at it's
meeting last Wednesday. The rate Of
duty provided for articles brought from
Porto Rico to the United States and
for articles taken from the United
States TO Porto Rico is % per cent
of the Dingley law rate.
Senator Foraker, chairman of the
committee, prepared a report, which
has been adopted by the committee and
will be submitted with the bill to the
senate next Monday. The report
states:
THE purpose of the bill is To provide
a temporary civil government for Por-
to Rico, to continue until the laws and
ordinances now in force in that island
can be revised and codified and a more
permanent form of government be
framed by a commission to be appoint
ed by the president.
Because the legislation now under
consideration is intended to stand
only temporarily h committee have
sought to limit to only such changes
In existing laws and conditions as ap-
pear necessary TO quickly accomplish
the purposes that are thought to be es-
sential 20 the peace and prosperity Of
the island. Generally stated, these
propositions are:
81. To substitute a civil for a mill
tary government.
"2. To accord to the native Porto
Ricans as much participation therein
as it may be for the best interests of
all concerned to give them.
"9. To avoid as far as possible radi-
cal changes in the law courts, and
codes of procedure, and yet make such
notifications and alterations as are
necessary to dispense with the most
Objectionable feature of Spanish gov
eminent n judicial administration.
"a. To provide a legislative authority
jects of legislation.
"5. To extend the navigation laws of
the United States to the island and
enact such tariff, internal revenue and
other provisions as are necessary to
afford a revenue for the support of the
government and to meet the expenses
of such public instruction and public
improvements as should be undertaken
in this behalf.
sc. To retire Porto Rican coins now
in circulation and substitute coins OF
the United States therefor.
"7. To authorize and regulate the
granting of public and quasi public
franchises"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
Valves Preliminary TriaI

New York, February 5.-Julius
Schroeder, who was arrested last
Thursday, charged with ~defrauding
several banking firms of SSS, 900 by
using worthless Virginia state bonds as
collateral, was arraigned again today.
Schroeder waived examination and
was remanded to the Tombs in his
bail of 81, 900.
The attorney for the prisoner said
that he had a perfect defense, but in
asmuch as the judgment of the pres
ent court was not final, he thought it
unwise to disclose the defense at this
time, but he would reserve it for the
court having the proper jurisdiction.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
South Carolfna's Progress in Manu-.
featuring.

South Cardinals Progress in Manu-
featuring.
Columbia, S. c., February 5.-South
Carolina last yea made more progress
in cotton mill building than any other
state. There were fewer enterprises
h in some states. but the aggregate
capital was greater. During the first
t~hirty-ive days of the present year all
records have been broken. Twelve
mills have in that time been projected.
the aggregate capitalization being
So, $50, 600, or an average of SCI, 900 a day.
In addition the Beaumont mill at Spar
tanburg has doubled its capital. In ad-
dition there are three mills which will
be established at an early date-at An
derson. Pickens n Carlisle. South
Carolina now ranks second in the cot
ton mill industry and her present de-
velopment excels all records.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
STATE OF OHIO CITY OF ToLEDO -
lTCA- N MY &.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF r.
j Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo. County and State ators-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case OF Catarrh that sannst
be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day OF De-
cember. A. d. 1856.
l-@ A. w. GLEASON,
$50 Notary Public.
Halls Ca tarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
T. J. CHENEY q CO..
Toledo, OHIO.
sold by Druggists. Is cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09

1t 10 the medicine above all others
for catarrh and IL worth Its weight In
gold Elyts Cream Balm Toes all that
Is claimed for IT'D. w. Sperry, Hart
ford. Conn.
My son was afflicted with catarrh-
He used Ely's Cream Balm and the dis
agreeable catarrh all left him.. c.
Otmstead. ArcoIa, Ill
The Balm does not irritate or Gauss
sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50 eta
or mailed by Ely Brothers. 81 Warren
street. New York.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
Tell Your Sister

A Beautiful Complexion is an impossi-
bility without good pure blood. the
sort that only exists in connection with
good digestion, a healthy liver and
bowels. Karl's Glover Root Tea acts
directly on the bowels, diver and kid
neys keeping them in perfect health
Price % cts and so cts. Sold by all
druggists.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
FILIPINO DAY IN CONGRESS
TWO NOTABLE SPEECHES AGAINST RE-
TENTI0N OF THE ISLANDS.

6enator Caffery's Legal Argument
His Contention that F1lipinos are
American Citizens-Mr. Clark Treats
the Subject. from "a Different Stand
Utah with the sultan of Sulu and His
Warming to Republicans.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
On Every Bottle

OF Shiloh's Consumption Cure Is this
guarantee: al we ask of you is to use
two-thirds Of the contents of this bottle
faithfully, then If you can say you are
not benefited return the bottle to your
Druggist and he may refund the price
paid" Price Is cts. so cts. and s1.0o.
Sold by all druggists.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
Flemfng-Snyder Murder Case.

Norfolk, Va. February 5.-Oscar L.
Fleming, the Princess Anne county
magistrate charged with the murder
Of Clarence ]. Snyder, a youth of this
city, on his farm several months ago,
was put on trial in the county court to-
day. He pleaded not guilty. Judge
White over-ruled a motion to remove
h case to the circuit court. A great
crowd Is present. Quiet prevails.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
MIR DAVIS IN THE BoER CAMP.

Lourenzo Marques, Delago6 Bay.
February 5-Webster Davis the
United States assistant secretary or
the interior, accompanied by a party of
friends, is at the head laager of The
Beers at Ladysni;' Id Is closely in
speeding the car and positions
around the besiegad town.
The German consul at Pretoria Herr
Biermann, is accompanying Mr.. Davis
on his trip to the Roer head iaager.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09
STEAMER LOSES HER PRoPELLE1

Savannah, Ga. February 2.-The
Plant steamship La Grande Duchesse
running on the ocean lina to New York
lost her starboard propeller as she was
being docked this morning. The broke
wheel fouled the port propeller and
that was disabled before the eng,nz
could be stopped. The ship will BE-
taken TO Newport News under tow To-
morrow.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-09

by residents on certain sections OF the
old New Bern Dad towards Scott's
Hill.
In regard. to the question askei q
To the stock law, he was toid that he
had only to impound the stock give
twenty days notice and sell IL If not
claimed. the expense Of feeding the
~tmpounded.
In speaking of the public road i'm
provement. Mr.. Mason stated that q
number OF the residents on n SCOTS
hin road paid 81 semi-annually In
preference to working on the public
roads the four days as prescribed by
law. and that he thought IL nothing
but right that all such money should
be expended on the sections OF road
on which the parties 50 paying reside
instead of going into the general funds
of the county. Heretofore the mon
has been paid to the road supervise
OF the division. the supervisor In turn
paying IL oyer to the county road ST.
p~erintendent. The board decided that
the matter would be left entirely in the
dicression OF the superintendent OF
roads. their opinion being that the re-
quest Of Mr.. Mason was a just one
On motion Of Commissioner Nc
Eachern. County Road Superintendent
Barry and Commissioner w. +. Alex
AnueT were AppoiuleI 10 ftIlsDiIA IFE
county roads so that the road hands
on more extended sections could be
called out and worked on the same
day by the road supervisors. The
board is OF opinion that under the
present system the road supervision -
costing too much.
A NEW BRIDGE AT wRIGHTS-
WILLIE.
A number OF bids for a bridge whit
IL is proposed TO build across {
stream between wrightsytile = !
Summer Rest" We're opened. I
bids ranging from $s5 to si25; but !
asmuch as there seemed to be couS'
cradle Difference in the character az
the timbers. etc. specified In the var
Gus bids. all were discarded and new
bids on certain specifications Will b
advertised for. Captain Barry * To
have the specifications prepared today
and the bids are all to be in by the
18th instant.
The board adjournedabout5:3 so O'Clock
subject TO the call OF the Chairman
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

na sumo. albo wype}nit jaka
'publiczna pokute, obwczac
n. p. swojego przeciwnika ma
taczkach.
Ale przeidzie radosc. nina
smutki / frasunki. uspokoja
sic nam;ftnosci, | walczace ze
soba strony po spokojnej
rozwadze. ,przy)da do pre-
konania, re Gala ia komsdya
wyborcza ME warta tego, aby
obywatel wolnego kraju no.
sill W sercu nienawist ku
wspd}obywatelowi. Zaczna
sic wzajemne przepraszania,
pojednani przeciwnicy znowu
zawiaza Fom edzy sob7 daw-
niejsze przyjazne stosunki i
wszystko W kraju powr6ci do
dawnego porz2dku.
A wiec; my Polacy, czy
kt6ry republikanin. czy de-
mokrata, czy populista. teraz
po wyborach podajmy sob e
rece ma zgode, odsurimy sic
ma chwile % polityki amery-
kahskiej, i W naszych narodo-
wych kolach wspolnle pra-
cujmy ola dobra naszej ma
.rodowosci i kochanej Ojczyz~
n.y.. Juz i tax przeszkadzaja
nam W }acznoSci narodowei
wp}ywy ]akieS tam kropi~
dlarsk'e, zwiazkowe i nieza-
lezne, niechze mas nadto
jeszcze polityka amerykahska
zanadto ME rozdwa]a.
A lie jest, gdzie w gro-
madzie ME ma zgody: tam
luz 'adu ME bedzie i ciezko
skupic silly do jak;ego wazne-
& wsp6lnego przedsiewziecia.
Przyslowie dawne m6wi,
zc g r>o m a d a to wi e l.
Xxi. c>zlowie k. Prawda,
ale wtedy zgoda w mel pano.
wac musi; wowczas jeden
STAG powin:en "a wszystkich,
a wszyscy "a jednego.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
4 niW POlskich
w AMERYCE.

KS. TOMASZ MISILKI,
proboszcz ma Stanis}awowie
W Shamokin. Pa. usunal Sic
z tego stanowiska. G6RN1K
pisze, IL stalo sic to ku
wielkiej uciesze wiekszosci
para6i.
TOLEDO. - Przyszlo do
awantury ma repubfikanskim
mitingu' pred szynkiem
Majka Wyrzykowskieg Pod
czas parady republ,kahskicj
niejaki Leon Bielawski. mlo-
dy chlopak. krzyknal zartu
Hura "a Bryanem. : Fart
ten tax oburzyl jednego =
repnblikan6W. ze uderzyl
Bielawskiego Gala s''a Y
twarz j powalii go na z'en,ie
prawie omdla!ego. "a chlop-
Gem uieli sic 1iie ktorzY oby-
watelc iwszc zt:lo sic annie
szanie b6lka straszna. qaj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
TELEGRAMY.
HAMBURG.

HAMBUhG. -
Tajna policya rosyj-
ska wykry}a tn bande
fa}szerzy rosyjskich
papierowych picnic
dzy, z}ozona z pol
skich zyd6w i Moska'
Ii. Fa}szerze uzywali
papieru przez Rad
do banknot6w rosyj~
skich przeznaczoneso
a kt6ry wykradl)
z wystawy Psryskiej.
w dniu 81 Pazdzier-
nika przyaresztowano
tn fa4szywych rubli
papierowych ma 80
tysiecy, ;:lecz fa}sze-
rze ju4 wiele Milo
now W obieg puscili:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
Po wyborach.

Wybory prezydencyalne
y Stanach Z)ednoczonych
edbyly sic tego roku dosyt
spokojnic, jakby nagle ozie-
bienie sic powietrza znacznie
|ostudzi}o rozgoraczkowane
{g|owy politykier6w.
/ Ciezko sic. niejeden przy
Rwyborach napracowa', ale
|tez teraz wielu takich gorli-
lwych pracownik6w rozkosza
w sercu oblicza owoce. jake
|juz zdobyli "a swoja fatyge
dla pewnej tsartyi politycznej.
albo jakich sic W bliskiej przy-
szIosci spodziewaja.
Do tych co iuz -dobrze
zyskali IA wyborach, naleza
przedewszystkiem salonisci.
polityczni naganiacze wardo-
wi, podr6zu)acy m6wcy >poli~
tyczni i wydawcy partyjnych
gazet.
Szczeg6inie dobrze sic
oblowili liczni mowcy poll
tyczni, wys}ani przez Nacyo.
maine komitety centralne w
Chicago. miedzy kt6rymi
znajdowa}o sic wielu Polak6w.
Tym pfaoono po 10 dolar6w
dziennie, i opr6cz tego 20 5
dolarow ma expense, tax il
przecieciowo zarabiali po IL
dolar6w dzienn!e ma czyste.
Niekt6rzy jezdzac mowami
przez 6 tygodni. uciufali sobie
.przez ten czas 500 dolarow. z
czego przez caly rok zyc
beda mogli. .a
Niejednego pol'tykiera, "a
zaslugi oddane lego Partyi Z
okazyi ostatnich wyborow,
czeka teraz urzad, przynosza-
cy tlusta pensya, przy fekkiej
stosunkowo piracy. Gdzie,
demokracka partya dostanie
sic do koryta, rugowani beda
republika6scy urzednicy j
zastapien' demokratycznyni,
ably ma takich filarach nowy
Rad m6gl Sc bezpleeznie
opierac.
tax tych wybor6w Ola
niejednego poplyna osobiste
korzySci, lecz dola ludu pozo-
stanie jedna ia sama.DopokiI
W kraju rzadzit bedzie wszech-
potezny dollar, beda W MIN
zawsze najlepie] mia]y sic |
c1y to republican
skie. czy demokrackie.
Raduia sic ci, ktorym wy
bory przyniosly bezposrednie.
osobiste korzysci, a smnca
sic CT. ksorzy ma mich stracil'
DO tych ostatnich naleza
przedewszystkiem pozbawieni1
dotychczasowych stanuwisk
urkedn'cy, jako tez g co |
zaklad wyborczy,
teras po k!esce swego kan
dydata. cierpie6 m,lsza "a
swoja lekkomys slnost. zmu-
szeni albo zap}ac;6 um6yio |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

LOND-YN'. Stra-
ty aDgli|ll1;.6''w 90 " pol
Afryce SO zawsze s:
jeszcze bardzo duze
w miusiacu pazd;z,:ie,'.rll-.. Il: ,'.ll
niku, v samych[ ! = zabi- q j
tych stracili l67 "
tenn Is oticer0(jW 'fi,l:'' ..
zmar}ych 2 ran ~,
zmariYc.h!|] h zas,na' !; ! ]: q ! rome q { !
choroby So, Z, Blolml. Z n
fontien ma o:tHrz,ym1aG ]: r
stalY garnllz'o.'inl]'. Q. ], 2 2 sled \:
niiul tysiecy ludzi lII! Z
Minlos sci iezlkichs 6 ! / va 4
runko ow B vie try
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
BERLIN.

Chinach Niemcy wzie
Ii do nii,eewdn i,e IS Chin
czyk6w, pomiedzy
kt6rymi- ME brak}o
nieletnich wyrost-
k6w. Zwiaz&no lcb
warkoczaml, zbito ich
niemi}osiernie do krwi
i zmuszano nastepnie
do w:ykopania sobie
wsp6lnego grobu.
Rozstrzelano wsZyst~
kich co 80 nogi.
W ipnem mlejscu
strzelano do Niemca,
kt6ry sta4 Ma widecle.
Wysfano przecjw
Chiiczykom battalion
wojska, kt6ry n "a
braf do niewoli. Do
w6dzca .niemiecKi
chcac zaosZczedzic
prochu, kaza} wszyst-
kich jehc6w zak466
bagnetami glnIl.ts tam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

gorzej zostsli ob;ci Max
Wyrzykowski y; konsylman
George Kata6asz. Przypatru-
|jac sic bitwie. sletni chlopiec
Zelwarek zostal mocno ude-
IRONY kamieniem W glove.
Kongresman ]. II. Southard
zostai bo)esnie uderzony "
brzuch noga Cd rozbitego
krzes|a. Szczescie lie nadbiegl
patrol policyjny | awanturni-
cy zostali rozpedzeni.
GAYLORD, Mich. - Ro4
dzine Andrzej Winieckiego
spotka'o W dzieh Wszystkich
Swietych, wieczorem, wielkie
nieszczesc'e :Iiniecki, jego
iona, co1ka lat IS i syn II,
prze}ezdzajac przez kolej Mi
chigan Central, zostall naje-
cham przez pociag osobowy.
Konie i w6z wl6kE pociag
okolo 10 pret6w i zwierzeta
tax mocno zosta}y poranione,
re trzeba bylo je zabic. Wi
niecki i corka So mocno
potIuczeni i ME ma nadzieii
utfzymania ieh przy zyciu> zaS
iona syn lekkie tylko od-
niesl; rany i juz dosye So
zdrowi. Ciezko nawiedzona
rodzina znaiduje sic. teraz "
domu zonatego syna, miesz--
kajacego w zachodniej stronie
miasta. Pan Winiecki mieszka
ma farmie. ma poIudnie cd
miasta.
Ma miejscu. gdzie pred
rokiem byl tn pozar, posta-
wiono 7 nowych budynk6w 2
ceg}y.
ZGODA, organ wv. Mar.
Pol. w Ameryce, powiada ia
koby 20 ksiezy .polskich w
Chicago bra}o udzial W ban.-
kiecie wydanym przez jake
goS politykiera, W tym celu,
|azeby ksieza ci zniewolili
nastepnie swych para6an do
glosowania "a partya demo-
kratyczna;
jakoby pa bankiecie tym
= 5a Z r = -
postanowiono wyplacie ,,Dz.
Chicagoskiemu" sumo $4,000
"a popieranie partyi demo
kratycznej.
= powodu rzucenia podob.
nego podejrzenia. zazadal
DzIENSIK EN- NJ x CH1cAGosK1 przyto
czenia pre- esZGoDe dowodow
na potwierdzenie podanej
przez siebie w'adomosci.
Pon'ewaz ma to wezwani=
zcoDa q '''e odpowied iala,g
q DzIESN1K CHIcAGosK1 Cen .
tralnemu Zarzadowi Wv. Mar
Poi. procesem kryminalnym 81
tendeocyjne szerzenie klamstv
i oszczerstw
M NDE y iro-'
boszez tutejs1cj par All POI
IS Barafiski z'stal zas,Is
q osa'.y 4;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

dzlen ME prze]dzle
bez w1ekszych luh
mniejszych utarczek.
"a p. m. obsadzili
Kellytontain, 26 "a
brali ca&y garnizon W
Reddersburg do ME-
woli, kt6ry nastepnie
uwolrili.
| PRETORIA. -250
Boer6w zaatakowa}o
O p64nocy Jacobsdal.
Atak nastapi4 dla gar
nlzonu anglelsklego
zupelnie niespodzie-
~anie, to tez straty
Anglik6w So znacz-
ne. GarnizOn Sk{ada}
sic z jednej kompanii
piechoty. Zabitych
zosta}o Il Anglik6w.
Kleska ia wywo}a1a
W KapsztH Gle wielka
s'e'nlsacye: 4
RrezYden1t Yyll.{'lc|1E pa:hstwa silva
Oranii Stein / cz}on-
kowie wladzy wYko-
|nawczej znajduja sic
we Fouriesburgg, ma
po}udnie Cd Bethle-
hem: Stein og}osi1
Fouriesburg nova
stollca Nv olnego
+ anstwa Oranie''
Zarzadzi4 r6wniez, by
Keytera, cz}onka O.
statniego Volksradu,
procesowano o>zdrade
stanu,
SHANGHAI.
Podczas gdy przed-
stawiciele mocarstw
.z,bi6rowych omawiaia
" Peklnie z pelno-
mocnikami chihskimi
warunki pokoju Chin.
g .ct'zycy po'!krryjomu: !! =: sly .
kuiia sic do dalszej
wojny. Bro1, amunai- IN n
cya materya}y woj-
skowe i zywnos6 ma
gwalIt wysefaja do
siedziby dworu chin 4
skiegoo, gdzie tworz9' 9 =
nowc no putki. kt'orle ore
! :z';nllajd.1uj9 N sic pod ko-
menda i nauka euro
podo6cer6|w. Z
. :Nl'[vo':lminacya \ (: ] ] na III gu
j !, J !. .H4upe.ii,,,zlnl:;a p.i ! ~; !
nlego q n.'ie:p'rzYja'z,lni| III: IN
lzu / Euro pei ejjczykol'lm i
genlller;,la ! chlinsskiego !! 5
Yu1 Y Cnang& M s., s r6wniiez| l'''
] jasno Ws.kazu,je ). &. y j ze| &c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

| MADRYT. = Al
resztowania Karli-
stow, zw}aszcza ksie-
2y, nie ustaja " ca}Yml
kraju. W Madryciie@
aresZtowano pewnegQ
wykaryusza, u kt6vel
go znaleziono konlE-
promitujace doku''-
meata. Gaia gromade
Karlist0W aresztowa-
no W sasledztwie
Jaen, stolicy poWin-
cyl tejze nazwy, ma
p61noc od Granady.
W prowincyi Alican-
te r0wniez rozblto
gromade Karlist6w, a
naczelnik tejze gro
mady, kt6ra broila r "
dystryk,crie B B['e'rga,
uciekl do Francyi.
R!zzadowe !z oUrganl|a OF
zapewn'iaja ze zagra
niczne dzienniki zbyt
wielka wage przyw,''ii4- Vi
zuja DO ruchu K.arli- I.
SCo hlOI SSuAlo
ME jest niebezpiec4I-
nyln. Me ma zadnego
oddzlalu Kas1list6w "
.kraju, skt6ryby licsyl
ehoG stu ludz,. d.
pLAclc "a WlARUsAl VI,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

rokswania 0 pok6j
prowadzone W Peki-
ME to zwykta9 gra, 0
zyskanie ma czasie. ,l' as: e
Potrzeba liczniei-
szych wojsk europej
sklch coraz to silnieI
uczuwaG sic obecnle
daje. '....>~.... -.
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