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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
AWARDED CERTIFICATES.
Contestants for Minor state officers
Sworn I'm in Kentucky.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 26.-The State Con-
test Board to-day awarded certificates OF
election to all of the Democratic contest
onts for minor state offices. Immediately
after the contestants were sworn in and
repaired to the State House in body,
where they made a formal demand on the
Republican incumbents for possession OF
the offices, but the demands were not ac-
ceded to.
The Democratic contestants sworn In
are: Secretary of State, c. B. Hin of
Clark county: Attorney General, Robert
j. Breckenridge of Boyle county; Auditor
Gus c. Coulter Of Graves county; Treasur-
er, Wilbur Hager Of Boyd county Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction, II. V.
McChesney of Livingston county.
The principal grounds set out in the
report for the finding I'm favor of the
Democratic contestants are:
Because of military interference in
Louisville on account of which the cleo
tion there should be thrown out entire
ly; the alleged action of Judge Toney I'm
granting an injunction allowing Brown
inspectors inside the polls and also that
Judge Evans Of the federal court contrf-
buted 10 the result by threatening
charge to the United States grand Jury.
the grand jury was part of a conspir-
acy
Immedliely after the swearing in OF the
Democratic state officials, injunction suits
were filed by each OF the new officials
seeking 10 oust the present incumbents
from office, and enJoining them from ex-
ercising the rights duties and preroga-
tlves appertainng thereto. The instaifa-
lion OF the Democratic officials viii have
the effect of tying up tightly every branch
OF the state government pending a decision
OF all the contests by the courts. From
now until then the state Will be practical
ly without state government.
Auditor Coulter tonight sent out notices
10 all county clerks, circuit clerks, sher-
ifs and trustees of jury funds that he had
been elected and qualified as auditor and
warned them to pay over no public
moneys to any other than himself, uDon
penalty Of prosecution OF their official
bonds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
HAvANA's PRINCIPAL TOPIC.
The Split in the National Party Now
Being Discussed.

Havana, Feb. 2s.--The split in the Ma
tional party Is now the principal political
topic in Havana. Already seventy of the
100 delegates have resigned, and It is ex-
pected that thirty others viii follow their
example. The resigning members include
almost all the prominent newly enfran-
chised Cuban-Americans which lends point
to the assertion that the Cuban Ameri-
cans viii endeavor to form distinct po-
laical party, ultimately joining forces
with the old autonomists Such COM
bination would mean the Introduction OF
a powerful factor In the politics OF Cuba.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
cRONJE's FORCE UNDER COVER.
S"'u TO Have ShelI-PrO0f Positions
in River Bank


London, Feb. 26.-Dispatches from
\ 'aardeberg show that Gen Cronjes
forces have far more protection from Field
HAarshal Lord Roberts heavy fire than at
Prst indicated. A special dispatch from
\ aardeberg, published in the second edi-
''on of the Daily Chronicle and dated
h turday Feb. 24, says:
A balloon has discovered the enemy
re- covered by system Of burrowing
n lHe river bank, which resembles a rab-
4 warren, and affords shell-proof posi-
1ons"
1t VIII not be much of a surprise If to-
~ and tomorrow, which is the ami
'siIy of Majuba Hill, pass without be-
marked by the surrender or annihila-
m" OF the gallant band so Overwhelmingly
Il mined In, though the closeness of the
VI" lment appears open to criticism.
nai bodies Of Beers, apparently, are
e TO make their escape causing com
IS'cn here between the Boer methods
investment, with their quickly dug, sur
uholng trenches, impossible barbed
4 fe' etc. and those of the British.
4 i-ofd Roberts holds position almost
'''ogous with that held so long by the
80 at Ladysmith. AS Gen. Cronje is
ported TO have plenty of food, the plan
a starving him out can scarcely avail, as
10 Roberts must either wait until his
n'hunlton, which is said 10 be short,
rs out, or those of Gen. Cronje's forces
no are counsehng surrender prevail. SO
#uehnl,e is the information that either of
ese alternatives may occur at any mo-
em' Meanwhile, Lord Roberts engi-
ers are sapping steadily towards the
'er iaager, and, according to a special
ON faardeberg, dated Sunday. Feb %,
IN Gordon is gradually drawing closer.
zen Buffers march on I.adysmlth is
os marked by sharp fighting A PIE
hsritzberg dispatch Of to-day's date,
ne Is still heavily engaged In lighting
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
sEwALL DENIES THE sTOaY.
He Never Forecbsted the Defeat or
the Democrats This Year.

Washington, Feb. 26-Arthur Sewan,
who was the Democratic candidate for
Vice President in 1896, paid his respects
to President Mckinley to-day. Mr.. Sew
oil has been to Hawaii on his way 20
the Philippines. but was prevented from
continuing his journey by the plague out
break. He denied recent interview, in
which he was quoted as forecastlng the
defeat of the Democratic party this year.
81 did not soy anything Of the kind
without qualification, Mr.. sewall said.
II believe in expansion in a certain way.
believe in keeping Porto Rico and Ha-
wall and extending to them every law of
the United States. Make them a terri.
tory of this country without discrimina-
tion as TO tariff or other laws. also
want TO keep the Philippines, but think
we should ultimately establish a republic
there, with our protection extended over
IT,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
CAPT. CARTEHs LAST HOPE.
United states Supreme Court Denies
His Application.

Washington, Feb 2s.-Capt. Carters last
hope short of presidential interference
with the sentence OF the courts was swept
away to-day, when the Supreme Court
announced ITS denial' of his application to
have his case tried by that tribunal. 1t
was no written decision in the case, only
that announcement; but that Is the only
thing necessary. This ends the possl-
bilities OF litigation in the case, and there
is every indication now that he will have
TO don the stripes, which he has 20 far
escaped, and serve out his sentence
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27

In Groblers kloof Gen. Butler seems to
have discovered a hornets nest.
In Cape Colony the British arms are
steadily advancing.
Barkly East is now in their possess
sion, according to a dispatch from that
district, the Beers evacuating the place,
retreating on Ladygrey and wiring Pres
ident Steyn for reinforcemeuts to pre-
vent their surrender.
The Pretoria government proclaimed
Feb. % and Feb q days of thanksgiv-
ing and prayer, presumably in memory
of the battle of Majuba hill.
A dispatch from Kimberley says it's in
habitants have planned to erect statue
to Cecil Rhodes, in recognition of his
services during the siege.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27

have done the same thing; see it In your
eye" Uaughter)
The amendment offered by Mr. Culom
was finally adopted. So, too, was the
amendment of Mr.. Platt of Connecticut.
which has been pending for several days
relating TO the appointment and tenure
of Office of the judges of the Hawaiian
courts.
Mr.. Butler of North Carolina offered an
amendment restoring to Hawaii the postal
savings bank system. Without concluding
discussion of the amendment the Senate,
at 5:15 D. m, adjourned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
AT THE MERCY or THE BRITISH

CrOnje's Position Vow Almost Con-
fined to the River Bed.
London, Feb 27.-The Daily Mail has the
following dispatch from Paardeberg, dated
Sunday:
There are about 5000 men beleaguered
in Gen Cronje's camp, exclusive of the
losses he has hitherto sustained. His fam
lily is not with him, although there are
women and children in the camp. The
Boer position is now almost exclusively
confined TO the river bed. The enemy are
entirely at our mercy, but Lord Roberts
is treating them with great consideration
from motives of humanity"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
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FOUR MEN KILLED IN A MINE.
They Were Descending a shaft when
the Carriage Lost Its bottom

the CarriaGe Lost Its Bottom.
Scranton, Pa, Feb. 26-Four men were
killed this morning in the Mount Pleasant
mine by the breaking of mine carriage.
The killed are william Gilbert, Thomas
ward.
The men were descending on the mine
carriage to the sixth vein. When It
reached the fifth vein, the carriage, which
was going down at a rapid rate, struck
an adjustable shelf which was left pro-
Iecting, breaking the bottom of the car
riage and dropping the men 20 the pit
seventy-fve feet below
Gilbert and Regan we're instantly killed,
while Williams and Woodward lived only
a short time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
NATIVES ATTACK BOERs.
Chief LinchwO Reports an Engage
ment Nenr Sequani.

Lorenzo Marquee. Monday, Feb. pa
dispatch from Neaberones, dated Thurs
day, Feb. o. says:
"Chief Linchwo has reported that he
made reprisals from the Beers near Sc
quani. killing a few men and capturing
several wagons and oxen. There were
some casualties on both sides.
"The Beers at Crocodile Pools notified
Col. Plumer that fearing the natives would
attack the wounded, they had placed their
hospitals within the lager Col. Plumer
replied that the ambulance would, Of
course, be respected but the Beers, he
said, could not expect good behavior from
the natives while they were invading
the territory of the natives"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
WANTS TO GET RID OF THEM.
Denmark willing TO Sell the DanIsI,
West Indies.

New York, Feb. 26.-Carl Fische- Hanson
Of this city, who is acting for the Danish
government In the negotiations for the
sale Of the Danish West Indies to the
United States, said to-day that Denmark
was willing to be rid Of the islands be-
CAUSE they have ceased to be of any use
to the mother country, and involve an un-
necessary expense of 800. 900 a year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
s.onewaiI jackson association.

Richmond. Va. Feb. 26.-The Senate to-
day passed a bill Incorporating the stone
wall Jackson Memorial Association. The
purpose OF the association Is to buy the
Chandler home in Caroline county, where
Gen. Jackson died, and to preserve u as
nearly as can be in its original form.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
BLEW OPEN BANK VAULT.
Perry Loan ana Savings Bank Rob-
he'd of A3.5OO.

Perry Ga, Feb 26.--The Perry Loan and
Savings Bank was entered last night and
robbed of $500,
The vault door was blown open, as also
was the inner money vault, by dynamite.
The loss is covered by burglary insur-
ancp.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
Porto Ricans Want Free Trade.

Washington. Feb. 26.-seeretary Root
to-day sent to the Senate a letter from
Gen. Davis with a petition from Porto
Ricans asking for free trade with the
United States Gen, Davis strongly de-
picts the urgency and gravity OF the in
dustrial p1ralyss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
SENATOR BACON AT THE CAPITOL
He Was Able to Get Out for the First
Time Yesterday.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Bacon
was out for the first time to-day. Al
though the weather was not as balmy as
1t seemed to be from indoors, the Senator
decided to take carriage and drive over
20 the Capitol He got there about 2
o'clock, ana was very warmly greeted by
his fellow senators and congratulated
upon his apparent recovery. He is nat
uraly very weak after his long confine-
ment, and Is not yet fully able to take
hold of his business affairs. He expects,
however, to get out now every day when
the wea ther Is favorable. He desires IL
said that ne has been unable to keep up
with his correspondence, owing to tho
Doctors orders, but he hopes soon to
catch up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
Hndn rough voyage.

Liverpool, Feb. 26.-The British steamer
Melbridge, Capt Herberts which arrived
here Feb "a, from Savannah. passed
through heavy weather nearly the whole
voyage. Her decks wero considerably
damaged and she lost a hundred barrels
of rosln.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-27
BOERs CONCENTRATING.
Statements That Boer Generals Are
Now Fayoring Peace,

London, Feb. IA dispatch to the
Daily News from Lorenzo Marquee, dated
Friday, Feb. %. says:
at is reported here that 5000 burghers
have left Ladysmith for The Free State.
The Beers are concentrating their forces
Continued on Fifth Page.
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Continued on Fifth Page.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02

TAME TlIIETT LsLBJeHE
; okazyi wycloc1ok H
Erunts.
Take tYkiety sprzedawane
beda v dnlach nastepujscych.
KoLEJ CHICAGO & r
WRsTERN:
Do..D enYer. Colo, " dniach %
"a Lipca - powr6t "a sierpnia = ;
okazJi .1ocznego zjaEdu 7 P G UNI
ted Presbyterian Church.
Do Clear Lake Waseca Minn)
" ci4gu pory latewej co Piatek. tykiet
z Winony tam dot3d z powrotem
4s.15, dobry ma powrotiw nastspnyWto-
rex molina tel jechac codziennle "a
$5.95 " jedDe i druge strong i TAXI tYs
kiot dobry ma dni 80.
Do jeziora Chetek -
Winony % P,atek / sobote; IS 30 tama
dotai i povrotem, tykiet dobry do
powrotu W najblizszy Wtorek. Dobte
tam mlejsce do polowan;a, .szczeg6lnle
ma ptastwo. " promieniu jezio.o
Chetek znajdule sig IA innych jesi6r
- "a I'll " obie strony motaa iethat
co dzie6. Tykiet dobry ma 80 dni.
Tyktsty Ekskursyjae do
Lake Observation-Disclosures
1t. Peter Tub Eaglo Lake,.
P}aci SIP "a round tip Z Wlnony
do Kasoty $4,1o
do st Peter 42o
do Eagle Lake 3.75 =
Tykiet dobry do neutrality-suspicious.
ku.
Motna tel ,echat co%dziennie, z do
wo]nym pow:otem W cjagu dni 80,
p}acac "a round TRIP do Kasoty 1855
do St. Peter $685.. do Eagle Lake
Sc 90. So tam modne hotele. lsdzie pa"
rostatek i t d
KOLEJ CHICAGO MILWAUKEE,
& ST. PAUL:
Do Colorado n 8. 81
S:erpn:a z okazyi Narodowego kongresa
farmer6v.
TYKIETY MA OGLEDZINY
QRUNTOW, ma z.ch6d, roludaiowy
zadh6d hub Io4udniowy wsch6d, spree
dawane bed4 " kaidy pierwszy l t1leci
WtoIek kazdego miesiaca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02
\. 1CiekaWeR Zeczy.

~ 80
BALONhr. Zeppelina: W.
Friedrlchshafen mad jeziorem Bo-
den1skiem zebrali sic " tych dniaclh
.licznl fachowi lodzie idelegaci
urzedowi ola ocenienia PROXY kie.
I rowanla balonem, konstrukcyi hr.
Zappelina. Cd lat zapewniaj2 Wy.
nalazcy - re zegluga powletlzna
Jest kwestya najblilszsj chwili.
dotychczas jednak ME natrafions
ma pomys{ rozwiezhjacy epokowo
zagodnienie. Balon hrabia Zeppelin
odznacza sic tenn, &c jest obrzymich
rozmiar6w. D}ugosc jego wYnosi
1875 metr6w, srednica cylindra wy
nosi u metr6w, a wiec wysokose
dwupietrowej kamien1cy, dodawszy
zas gondole dochodzi do Is metr6w
a vice do wysokoscl trzyplstrowej
kamienicy. Objsto6c w}asciwego ba-
lonu zawiera 1900 metr6w kub,
zatem przesz}o dziesiec razy vie
Gel, niz dotychczasowych balon6w.
w stosunku do tych ~kolosalnych
rozmiar6w ciezar ca}ego aparatu
(gondola. maszyny, ballast za1oga),
jest niezwykle ma}y, osisga BOWEN
tylko 200 ctr. ii. wage jednege wa
gonu kolejowego. Ruch naprz6d i
wstecz nadawa6 maja balonowi
cztery sruby motorowe 0 srednicy
l metra, kierowan1e ma bye usku-
tecznione "a pomoca 4 ster6w, sk@a'
dajacych sig p}aszczyzn wielkosci
9 metrow kwadratowych. Nakwa~
drata"h tych ujetyeh W RAINY alu~
miniowe, napiety jest silny matery~
al nieprzemakalny (pegamold) ma
stery okretowe. W}asciwy balon
sk1aaa sic z II oddzielnych kom6r.
S}uzy to ku temu celowi, ably zape-
wni6 si4e wzlotu navel w6wczas,
gdyby ia lub lima GEESE 'balonu
dozna}a uszkodzenia. Nadto jest
~jeszcze inny Gel. Gazy W komoroeh
ME 50 ~jednol1te. leez ukladaja sig
W r6znej wagi Varsity, z kt6rych
g6rna jest najlzejsza. System
warstw. odpowiednio ustosunkowa
nych uchylic ma niebezpieczenstwo,
re PREY wzlocie Tub gwa}:ownem
opadaniu, ~wyd&uzony kad}ub balo~
nu ME przyjmie pozycyl prostopa~
d}ej lub zupetnie sic ME wywr6ci.
Pierwszej prdby z wzlotem balonu
dokonano " niedziele pc po}udnlu'
balon wzlecia} g}adko uleg} podo~
bno najzupe}niej motorom lsterom
tax re mozliwosG sterowania balo-
mani zostafa swletnie stwierdzon9.
q powodu jednak niedok}adnego
n%ape}nienla gazem, balon JUL pc
godzlnie spad} ma wode tut mad
brzegiem " 1mmenstadt. Aeronau.
tom MIC zfege sic ME stale.
Wkrdtoe ,nast4pl druga pr6ba.
BERLIN. Nowy metal wytwo.
szy} pewien badaoz przyrody Gu.
dwik Bloos,,. Udafo mu SIC utwo~
rzy6 przez zmieszanie mankanu z
aluminium cia}o metalowe, l~zejsze
cd aluminium. 8 ZnacZnle tWardSZe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02

avV 0SlA6A@ o0SsA4 .
dziez rzeszonego ptasska prze'
Jana kaufman. Jak sic wykaza'lfso1
lkanarek ME zostaf skradziony :
klatki, ale gdy bujal pc ,swielze EN-
powietrzu Sedzia Kennedy zadecy-
dowa1, re ptak ma wolnej stopie ME
nalezy do nikogo a gdy go sle z{owi
to ME jest kradzieza. Ma sic rozu~
mice, ze Wagner zosta1 uwolnlo-
nym / ma kanarka nabytego tanlm
kosztem.
W FAJK1 PRzEZ
stu LAT
! Kokomo, Ind. - Lucy Pully
najstarsza murzynka " tym stanie
umar1a llczac us lat wieku. Uro~
dzlla sic W stanie North Carolina
porodzi}a szesnascie dzieci, najstar.
SIZE z kt6rych liczy obecnie 80 lat
lyle. Cd pietnastego roku zycia
pali}a tyten " fajce. +
w Sadie CHOJN1CKIM
'odbywaja sig ciagle przes}uchiwa-
MIA r6znych os6b co do morderstwa
popelnionego ma Winterze.
Podczas lekalnego termiDu.k t6ry.
W sklepie Lewy,ego odbywaf sig
W poniedzia}ek wieczorem, musia}
swiadzk Maslow pokaza6, jaktm
sposobem widzia} z ulicy murowej
Lewy,ego niosacego lampe. Eau
wazy}, re tam w6wcaas byla we
drzwiach szczelina, kt6ra teraz jest
zagwozdzona, Musia} tez pokaza6
gdzie mieso ukradf. PAM Levy
twierdzifa, re tam nigdy mieso ME
wlsia}o. Ale Maslow wskazal ma
hak, z kt6rego mieso sciagnat. Gdy
zauwazono, re Maslow, majac drew~
maxi ma nogach, by}ty sic zdradzi},
tenze odpowiedzial, re pozostawi}
je poza domem.
D bywa sion pias~
tunka. Do ko}a nlego kreda zakres-
laja ko}o i pozostawiaja jego opie~
be dzlecko. Ami na chwile sion ME
spuszcza. 60 z oczu Jezeli dz;ecko,
bawiac sig wysunie sig "a kofo,
wtedy sion podnosi je dzlikatnie
tr2ba i sadza W srodku ko}a. Jezeli
dobrem obchodzeniem pozyska
sig jego zyczli~osc, wtedy wobec
jakiegos niebezpieczehstwo ostrze-
ga, a czasem W pomoc przychodzi,
Zas}uzona kare znosi spokojnie i
ME zachow uje zalu, ]ecz "a piespra-
wiedliwost msci sic.
L1PsK. - W Towarzystwach
polskich W Lipsku przeprowadza
- ~ -.,- :
policya 6ledztwo co d. wyse}ki
sk}adek ma rzeoz skarbu narodowe-
60 oraz zazadafa cd dw6ch iowa
rzystw protokolatzy i ksiag kaso-
wych.
CNINSKA NJ - We
dug raport6w generalnego sztabu
chinskiego, armia chihska liczy
obecnle l,752,oO0 ludzi. Armia ia
dzieli sic W spos6b nartepujacy:
non onu1orDnr .wn;sko 500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02
ZIEMIA PE1lKA SIZE

Geologowie potwiedrzajae. =
(ziemia nasza stopniowo rozpekujt
SIG, moze : powodu swej wewne-
trznej goraczki Tub tel : powodu
starosci az sic zupe1nie " proch
obr6cl. Znak1 tego niszczacego
dziela SO j~eszcze bardzo malo wido-
czne ma powierzchnl, ale przyjdzie
to- kiedys, a,wtedy skutki bedae
straszne. TAX same sia ma z roma.
ltymi esobami, kt5re ma plerwszY
rzut oko ME z~dradzaja blizkiego.
~runiecia, ale " kazdYm razie zab6js
cza choroba mieszka witch wnetrzu.
Przeciw rozpadnlec,u sic zlemi "
kawa{kl ME ma ratunku, ale z czfo-
wiekiem jest mozebne re w}asciwe
l1aNeakaAzhN
lekarstwo zapobiegnie >rozmai~
tym dolegliwosciom a "szczeg6lnie
z %lekarstwem kt5re wzmacn;a cia4o
i odswieza pomie6i przyezynia sic
do ~regularnege trawienia:' Najle~
psze lekarstwo ma take dolegliwos-
ci jest Trinera Amerykahski Elixir
gerzkiego wlna, ktdre usuwa pred.
ko l skutecznie wszelkie dolegli-
wosci zofadka, watroby i merck,
reguluje stolec, przeczyszcza krew
glove, Majac r6wnocze6~
ME bardzo przyjemny smak. Jest
one skutecznie fabrykowane przez
-eNNAsAZ
wlele lat przez Jos Trinera, 437
W. 1e. St. Chicago ILL.,, i MONA
je dos:aG W aptekach. Szczeg6lnle
v goracei perze, kied7 ziemia cza~
sami nawet ma powierzchui peka
goraczka przeto jeszcze wiecej
~-@
atakuje cia}oS cz}owleka, przeto
kon1eczuem Jest ably takiej goracz~
ce zapobledz silnem lekarstwem a
ME ozekac az oznaki niebezpie-
czenstwa ukaza.
POsxukIWanie
Ktoby wiedziaf. gdzie teraz
tn " Ameryce's sic znajduje daw-
niejszy w{asciciel so}ectwa W Luz
bniu, ma kaszubach, nazwiskiem
Kosanke, niechaj ia znac o tenn
redakcyi W1ARUsA. Ten Kcsanke
wlelu Polak6w " starYm. kraju
skrzywdzi} i oszuka} - przez krzy-
woprzysiestwo i falszywe weksle,
poczem schronif sic co Ameryki
przed pruskim cuchthauzem.
... POTRZEBA
i
Organisty
kt6ryby dobrze zna} jezyk polskl i
angielski, ably uczy} polskie dzieci.
70 szczegdly zg}osie sic pod adre~
r Q v. p. A. K ahellek
St. Casimlr Church
Hammond, Ind.
Dobra sposobn
Wydana codop,ero zosta&a ksia-
zeczka, opisujaca okollce linii ko-
49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02

CNINSKA ARMIA. - We
dug raport6w generalnego sztabu
chinskiego, armia chihska liczy
obecnle l,752,0OO ludzi. Armia ia
dzieli sic " spos6b nartepujacy:
2o5 900 regularnego wojska $50,
900 rezerwy. s5s, 900 wojsk r6znej
brandy, jak zandarmeryi, stray
kana}6w, milicyi it. p.
W}a6ciwa armia regalarna
sklada sle : $4,000 regularnych,
10000 nieregularnych. 1876, 600 tal
zwanych karnycb wojsk- W sk}ad
tejae wohodzi dalej Is, 600 regular
n saioga Pet'aa. nairo.lio1niej-
sss branse zasogi nieregularnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02
s.. POTRZEBA
i
Organisty

uOSC.
Wydana ccdop,ero zostaia ksia-
zeczka, o~pisujaca okollce linii ko-
lei Northern Pacific Y Wlsconsine,
Minnesota, Manitoba, North Dakc-
ia. Montana, Idaho Washington,
gdzie obeonle otvieraja s,e r6tae
buslnesa. So tan, blizsxe ezc1ego}Y,
gdsie l Jaki basines zatoiyt. Darmo
moga dostad pc egsemplarzu tel
~ksiateczk' oi co sie 20 me- zgfossa
pod adresem: G. w. Mott, gsne-
rainy agent emigracY1ny Oh kom.
pan.l4koieiovej. Northern Pecifio
RY. = s.. Paul. MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18

afternoon 10 decide whether they want TO resist
US surrender" said Major Wise, but guess
well be going ashore right now
Al l2:45 D. N. the company in the boats started
for the beach the Helena prepared TO blow that
pretty little village up into the mountain tops IN
case our men were fired on and every waited
expectantly Not a shot fired. Our men
landed on the beach Not a face was TO be seen
the trenches. which were nothing but thin
stockades backed with sand. We formed in com
pany front, and then small squads were started
through the town. II was absolutely deserted, not
a soul being In sight our men proceeded care
fully through the streets expecting attack at any
moment. bat none came Dogs howed dlsInaHy
deserted doorsteps skunk rapidly away De-
hind corners. The chickens and the hogs and the
dogs alone witnessed our advance 1t was nara
to tell where the enemy had gone quickly We