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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
is READY TO BEGIN
Work As Soon As the Papers
Have Been Returned and
the Machiney Is
Put In.

The -Breakable Insulator and
Glass Manufacturing company, men
tion of which was made in The Her
aid last week, was organized Tues
day night and the papers for ineor-
poration sent to Austin yesterday
The company is composed principal
ly of merchants and business men In
Ell Paso but the largest stockholders
are from Pittsburg. Pa. and Louisville,
Ky. 1t starts with capital stock,
authorized. of 100000, and the pro-
moters hope to increase this amound If
the sands of this section prove as good
as the experts report states.
For reasons known only to them
selves the company are not ready to
give out the full particulars of their
plans but will make a complete an
nouncement next week. The seere-
tary of the company expects to leave
here for Pittsburg in a few days to
place orders for the machinery and at
the earliest possible time the furnace
will be blown in.
While little is known of the company
and its purposes just now, it is under
stood that it will be a big enterprise
and will begin business with as many
orders as the company can handle.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
FEARFUL ACCIDENT
Causes Heavy loss of Life at the Ma
val Orovino Station.

NEW YORK. Oct. 25-A special from
Woodbridge, Va. says that at least
twelve men We're killed during the
series of awful explosions at Indian
Head. the naval proving station on
the Potomac river, last night The
entire post is demolished
The only dead identified as yet are
James Williams. John Scott and Rob
ert Bailey. foreman of laborers work
ing on the new railroad
Immediately after the first explosion
an clubhouse containing many large
armour piercing projectiles caught fire.
WASHINGTON. Oct 25-In his re-
port this morning to Secretary Long.
Admiral O'Neil of the board of ord
nance. states that the accounts of the
explosion at Indian Head are greatly
exaggerated
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25

ing poor Aguinaldo, a man who had
people. He told of a number of his
relatives and friends who were in the
army in the Philippines. Some of
them had written letters to him des-
cribing the natives. Not one had said
they were capable of self government
clusively proved that they were not fit
for self government.
convention ..a G$(9.fGh.d al II
The speaker wound up with tribute
to Mckinley and the republican party.
Secretary a. G. Foster next took the
was no prospect of electing the tick
ct it was the duty of republicans to
roll up good strong vote in the coun-
ty and state and to give the dissatisfied
democrats chance to vote for good
clean ticket.
MIR. Castillo thanked the convention
for nominating him for an Office and
in a fervid speech, that was vigorous
ly applauded urged every one to work
for the ticket.
A motion was made to adjourn, but
Chairman McCutcheon said it was a
good time to mold little love feast and
he requested everyone who felt so in
clined to say a few words. He said
the day was not far distant when sue
cess would perch on local republican
banners, and to attain it is was neces-
sary to keep up the organization.
Attorney Steeley. candidate for coun-
ty attorney, spoke a some length and
reused considerable enthusiasm and
Delegate Chase read an extract from
a Filipino newspaper that had been
translated. The article was cleverly
written and urged the Filipinos to
continue to prosecute their war for
freedom. saying that the anti-imper-
ialistic party of the great North Amer
lean republic would be of material
benefit to them and that the American
government would finally give up the
struggle or rule a land of only corpses
and charred ruins of cities.
The convention then adjourned.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
BANK DEFAULTER
Believed TO Be d Prisoner In His
Own Home

NEW YORK. Oct. 25-Cornelius L.
Alvord, Jr.. who stole nearly a million
dollars from the First Nations bank
is believed to be prisoner in his
home at Mt. Vernon.
An astonishing feature of the case
is the fact that no warrants have been
issued for his arrest, nor asked for.
The police say Alvord could today
walk down Broadway and they could
not touch him.
Pinkertons are constantly watching
Alvord's house; that seems to be the
extent to which the bank officials have
gone.
The impression in Wall street is that
negotiations are in progress between
Jacob Miller, Alvord's lawyer. and the
bank for the restoration of certain Sc
curities.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
kRUGER'S VISIT
WILL Probably Not Occasion Any 0.
flCidl Notice.

PARIS. Oct. 25-The Dutch rc-5---
ment has expressed the hope t---
France will allow Kruger to land at
Marseilles. Premier Delcasse is con-
sidering the question.
As Kruger's visit to- Europe is as a
private individual it is not likely that
official cognizance of his visit. either
favorably or unfavorably. will be TAX
en- by France or any other power.
MARSEILLES. Oct. 25-Preparations
are already afoot for a great demon
stration in honor of Kruger upon his
arrival here. The reception is in the
hands of ap rivate committee as the
mayor OF Marseilles refused to join in
the preparations.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
IMMENSE CROWDS
Will Come Cut Here From
East Texas If the Pre-
sentSigns are Borne
Out

speciAl Correspond, nee Of the ErRALp
International Fair Grounds. San An
tonic. Texas. October 23-If FL Paso's
Midwinter Carnival is not attended by
big lot of people from this section
of the state. it will not be for lack
OF advertising.
Messrs. James Alberts and Harry
Alexander are here and they are tell
ing everybody all about the coming
festival.
Jim" as the boys call Alberts, came
in yesterday and was Immediately in
troduced into the newspaper circle by
F.. b. Clyde. local manager of the
Southwestern Telephone company. and
got a lot of matter into the local press.
He also had credentials from the edi-
tor of the FL Paso Herald which alone
would have been an open sesame
to the press boys had he not been in
troduced by any other source. The
Light gave him a brief mention yes
terday in its fair notes and came out
with almost a column today about
jim and the coming FL Paso carni-
val. He is distributing literature and
buttons To the visitors at the fair and
saws there's no place like Ell Paso.
Harry Alexander is in charge of the
Cioudcroft exhibit at the fair and is
giving away 4 lot of carnival adver-
tising matter. He also has two big
rubber stamps on his desk and stamps
a carnival "ad'' on all his mail and
pamphlets. The Cloudcroft exhibit is
without doubt the finest booth at the
fair. IL is located in an advantageous
placve in the main exhibition hall and
is 20x30 feet. Ii represents pine
arbor without roof and is so cool
er about on the rustic benches and
stools Many of the visitors are young
ladies. too. and il is barely possible
that the booth is not the only attrac-
tion. The columns of the booth are
of pine slabs To repre-
sent tree trunks and between the diff
ferent columns are arches made of
pine bouGhs. The floor is covered with
pine boughs and the seats are made of
short sections of pine logs with limbs
driven into them for logs.
This exhibit and the advertising mot
10 which these two popular gentlemen
are putting out are causing FL Paso to
be talked about more than anything
Else at the fair.
+. Il. Clyde. the local manager OF the
Telephone company. who |
$ showing Mr.. Alberts about and |
helping him To put his advertising |
where it will do most good. announces |
hat he will certainly take in the ear \
lival and has invited The Herald cor
to be his guest-says he
asto go whether he can or not.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
BRILLIANT SCENE
WILL Greet Roosevelt Upon His Re-
turn to New York.

NEW YORK, Oct 25- New York
will be brilliant with fireworks and
will throb with music and the thro6-
of marching men tonight. The ocea-
sion is the reception of Governor Roos-
evelt who will return from his long
tour of the country.
There will be parades galore of va
rious marching clubs early in the even
ing. At Madison Square Garden where
Roosevelt will speak, a vast frame Will
burst into flame early in the evening
with figures of Washington, Lincoln.
and Mckinley.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
HARDNESS OF HEART
On the Part o. a Railroad Gives
Bryan Another Text

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. 25-The
Pennsylvania railroad has refused
Bryan permission to speak from the
rear platforms of any of its trains.
The reason given was that it was
against the rules and was dangerous
because of the crowds on and around
the tracks.
During his tour of New Jersey Bryan
was compelled to withdraw from the
railway tracks entirely. His campaign
managers made a vain protest against
this today. but the railroad company
agreed to erect temporary stands along
its, lines
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
ALPHA AND OMEGA
A Touch hing Little Taie In Two Chap
ters

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 25-Thomas
Armstrong. a milkman, was left for
tune of two million dollars by his un-
Gle Thomas Watson, a retired mine
owner. in Denver, Colorado.
DENVER. Oct. 25-Thomas Arm
strong. the milkman mentioned in the
above dispatch. will probably continue
serving his milk route. Uncle Thomas
Watson is not known here. The mines
are probably in Utopia.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
MASKED MEN
Rob Depot and Lock Up the Aoent.

Lorraine. o.. Oct. 25-Three mask
ed men entered the Nickel Plate de-
pot at Nermillion at O'Clock this
morning and forced the agent. Henry
Blackstone to throw up his hands at
the point of a revolver. They then
bound him and carried him out to a
box car
The safe was blown open and rified.
of several hundred dollars.
At O'Clock this morning a freight
crew released the agent. There is no
clue.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
BRIDGE BLOWN UP
IN Order To Save the Town From
Destruction.

SPOKANE. Washington. Oct. 25-
Citizens of Burke, Idaho. blew up the
bridge OF the Oregon Railway and Nav
igation company spanning Canyon
creek. to save the town from destruc-
ton.
heavy rains caused a flood and great
quantities of timber lodged against
The bridge, forming a dam and backing
the water into town. a number OF
houses were destroyed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
CANDIDATE BRYAN
Receives Good Reception in phiIa
deIphid

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 25-Bryan
arrived at Broad street station this
morning where a tremendous crowd
gathered to greet him. He was driven
TO the Hotel Lafayette and a brief re-
ception was held. several hundred per-
sons shaking hands with him. Every
where he went thousands followed
cheer after cheer rending the air.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
ACTIVE FIGHT
Will Be Made in Texas on Conaress-

Special dispa' ch 10 the HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 25-Hon Henry
Terrell has just received a dispatch
from Cecil Lyon. state chairman, stat
ing that he will come to San Antonio
at once and establish his headquarters
for an active fight in all contestable
congressional districts. An itinerary
will be prepared for speakers and the
campaign prosecuted vigorously
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
BLOODY BATTLE
Reported to Have Taken place In
China

HONG KONG. Oct. 25-A bloody en-
gagement is reported in Kwai Shan
district. Villagers attacked an army
of rebels but were overwhelmed and
20O0 villagers We're killed. The rebels
afterward fired the villages
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
ENJOYS MEETING
At this Time, and Now That
Friction Has Been Re
moved the trouble
Will rnd.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25-The state
department reports this afternoon that
an agreement between the powers has
been reached whereby peace negotia-
tions in China can proceed. Delibera-
tions have commenced and settle
ment will soon be reached.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
RICHARD CROKER
Characterized BY Roosevelt As a
QObber

WATERFOWL. ". Y. Oct. 25-Roos-
eveIt spoke to twelve thousand people
this afternoon. denouncing Richard
Croker as New York robber and say
ing that the Mckinley administration
had increased farm values a billion
dollars.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
SENTRY'S MISTAKE
Caused the Death or an Innocent
Man

SANDY HOOK. n. J.. Oct. 25-A
sentry's mistake caused the death of
fan innocent man. a military prisoner
escaped from the guard house and a
sentry had been stationed on the beach
to prevent his escaI, from the hook.
He mistook John Sorensen. a civilian.
for the fugitive and shot him dead.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
BARGMAN COMQANYD
Secures a Charter at Austin

Special d1spatCh to { he HERALD
SAN ANTONIO. Oct 25-The Barg-
man Shirt and Overall company has
been chartered with a capital of a
thousand dollars and headquarters to
be at Ell Paso. The purpose of the
company is to manufacture shirts. over
alls, and other articles of wearing ap-
parel.
The company was incorporated by J.
j. Speir, J. w. Gates and l.. Cherins
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
BIG DIVIDEND
To Be Declared By the Coates
Thread Combination.

GLASGOW, Oct. 25-The Coates
Thread Combination of Scotland and
OF over twelve millions, and a divi-
dend of so per cent is recommended.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
STANDARD OIL
Stock Touches the Highest Point
Ever Known.

NEW YORK. Oct. 25-Standard Oil
stock reached 600 today. The highest
price ever reached by any industrial
stock in this country.
year ago today it was 466.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
A THOUSAND HORSES
Purchased For Mexico In the North
West.

DENVER. Oct. EMANUEL Alvarez
has Just returned from Wyoming.
Montana. also northern Texas. after
purchasing thousand horses for Mex
leo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
Rolx Is.

takich rozstrzyg ajacych 70.
minut pada wiecej ludzi, ni1
podczas. dawniejszych wojen.
Rzez sama trivia kr6tko,
wszystko inne jest przygoto-'
waniem.. do te, roastrzygaiaccj
WALK. Bloch ma slusznosf.
utrzymujac, re ma 6ooo metr6w
mozna strzelat, ale jest TO.
tylko niepotrzebna strata
amunicyi. Nastepujac "a
s'ebie piechota. ME maszeruje
przeciez prosto, jak ma placu
musztry i ME wystawia sic
niepotrzebnie ma nieprzyia-
cielski ogied, tego ME 70 big
nawet Angllcy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
OsWebodloDe Ladysmith.

w po1udniowej Afryct
general angielski Butler "
dniu IS Lutego Lutego zna-
lazl wreszcie mie)sce. przez
kt6re mozna bylo be1pieczn e
przeprawie sic ,przez rzeke
Iu .ele. Buller> cofnat sic
przeto ze zajmowanych juz
stanowisk ma drugi brzeg
rzeki / przeprawil sic przez
Tugele W owen upatrzonem
m'ejscu, mic bronlonem przez
Boer6w.
We Wtorek ~ Lutego.
general Barton podsunat sic
cichaczem pod stroma gore.
500 stop wysoka, wdarl sic
ia wzg6rze P'tters Hill j
zdobyf ie. General Warren.
po calodzienne) walce ..spedzi'
Boer6w z ich stanowisk ma
okoio Peters Hill. Wszelako
w trzech dnjach stratil 5000
ludzi. W tel liczbie samych
o6cer6w 100.
Boerzy po tych trzydn'o-
wych walkach zaczeli odwo.
zie koleja zelazna armaty j
tylne oddzialy swej armli a
" 6ciu doiach ami ,eden
wojak transwalski nj" pozostaI
W okol cy Ladysmith Jedne
poiechali ku Pretorii. stolicy
Transws1u, ,drudzy do paistwa
Oranje.
Wo)ska Bullera tylko CO..
kolwiek popsutej amunicyi
po mich znalaz}y; armaty
dobre) ami jednej, tylko dwie
popsute.
Ldy sic W Ladysmith po-
iawila Bullerowa konnica,
przyjeto ia z nieslychanym
zapalem. zolnlerze znajdowali
sic W tax oplakanym stanie
zdrowia, ze beda mus;eli bye
kilka tygodni dobrze zywleni
i pielegnowani, zanim beda
mogli.znowu wyruszyt W pole.
Oblezouy garnizon otrzymy-
wal dziennie iuz tylko po POI
funta miesa z dobijanych
koni i mul6w.
Gdy rozpoczelo sic oble.-
game Ladysmith bylo " tenn
II. 900 wojska. 2, 600
os6b cywilnych j q 900 kra-
Iowc6w. Podczas oblezenia
trzeba bylo 5000 czescia
rannych, czesc;a chorych.
umiesci6 W szpitalach. Brak
wygod byl tax wielki. ze kto
w poloWie otycznla dostaf sig
do szpitala, tego uwazano
"a ostrac onego. Zredukow
porcye zywnosci wystarczaly
jedynie ma to, azeby ludzie
ME umierali 2 glodu. Zabijano
codziennie 50 koni lub mu-
low. 2 ktorych miesa robiono
zupe j kiszki. Cd IS Stycznia
un1arlo 200 osob .Przeszlo 500.
poleglo podczas oblezenia.
Drugie tyle dostalo sic Do
niewo1i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

lera porzadnie zbullerowali.
Artylerya nasza, co prawda,
ME mia}a nawet sposobnosci
odezwat sic. natumiast an
gielska warczala bezustannie,
tylko ze ma 100 ich grana-
tow ami dzies et ME peka, a
j te robia W ecej halasu, niz
szkody. Jesli angielsks bomba
lydd.towa i ktoremu z ma
szych ma leb ME spadnie j
guza 1nu ME nabile. to ,nnej
szkody z pewnoscia nam ME
wyrzadz,.
w bitwie tel walczy}o
rs oooiAnglik6w : 50 arma-
tami przec wko naszeI trzy..
nastotys ecznej arm'i j zapew
niam Pana. ze stracilSmy
zaledw'e 100 ludzi. z tych
okolo trzy tuziny zabitych !,
to mimo strasznej strzelani-
ny Angl. .k6w. I'd okolo 1000
angielsk'ch bomb. 1ak e ma
nasswyrlucili. pablo II zabi-
tych a 80 40 rannyth. bo
o rrszte STRAIT przypraw'}y mas
.nleprzyjac'elskie karsbiny Ale
j nasze) artyleryi, Jak Sc to
" innych potyczkach polka
zalo. dalekv jeslcze do tego
3 = D.
sukcesu., iakiego spod d1iewae
s'e mozna by'o po nowo
zytnej broni: a przeciez nas'
ludzie strzela;a znakomicie.
So dosxonale W obs}ugiwa-.
niu dzial wyGwiczeni. ale
badz co badz armata jest o
~iele mnie, zabojcla bronia.
Z karabin. Angl'cy poniesl
wielkie straty. ale moja arty
lerya malo sic do tego przy-.
czynila. choc dalismy do nich
oko}o 400 strzaldw. Me zare-
czam. czy te 400 poc'sk6w
uczynilo choe 100 Angl k6w
niezdatnymi d., boiu. Podob--
ME bylo tez pred tygodniem
pod Maggersfontein, gdzie
sic serdeczDie nudzilem, DO
mole baterye, st6sownie d..
rozkazu, ME braly W walce
udzialu. Ale nasza piechota
" przeciagu 10 minut wyr
strzelala w,ecej Anglik6w. niz
mog}aby to uczynit najlep
sza artylerya przez dziesie-
ciogodzinny ogied. w og6le
artylerya AMI " ofenzywle,
ami W defenzywie ME gra
wybitnej roll. SpraWia ona
duzo halasu, napelnia respek-
TEN przeciwnika, a piechota
pod oslona kul armatnich.
idzie razniej i smielej do ata-
ku. Rozstrzyga jednak bitwe
" regule afak piechoty, ktora
tez " przeciagu 10 rninut
dowala sic 9 Maggers-
fontein i Colenso. Pie6 miinu,
wystarczylo na zabranie Bull
lerowi II armat. Wsr6d
pewnych oIicznosci IVY
cieza ten. kto jest najrnniej|
nerwowy. To Jest noje nai-|
mocniejsze konanie.
Rozumi;e sic e podczla's'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

. (
Gen. Butler cztery razy
probowaf uwolnit oblezony
oddzial lsR Rhite a. kazdorazowo
zostal dlparty przez Boer6w
&c znaefna strata.
w styczniu b :. stracil
pod Coienso 5000 ludzi. sci
raz pfzeprawi' sic przez rzeke
Tugt Ia 10 Stycznia. W6wczas
zdobyl gore Spioo kop. lecz
po ? ddiach krwawego boju
musial Sic cofnac.
RazeIil stracili Anglicy W
okolicyE| 4 dysm;th II tysiecy
Iudzi. % poczatku wojny.
W Londynie wielka zapano
wala radost 2 powodu oswo--
bodzenia Ladysm;th. Dzieh
% Lutego, " kt6rym bramy
tego nliasta zosta}y otwarte
dla zbawc6w, byl dla wszyst-
kich dn;em Sw;qtecznym. W
calym kraiu dzwonicno W
dzwony Handle. b'ura, szkoly
byly zalnkniete.
General Butler bedzie mu-
sial teraz d'uzszy czas zabawit
Lady smith. aby opatrzye "
zywnost obodzone miasto.
Potem czekat 60 bedzie CO
pare mi walka. ,.bo
Boerzy zaHsiecie bronit beda
5lin'i kolejowej prowadzacei :
Ladysmith, do Bloemfontein
Pretoria.
Yegoczesna Wojna:
Warszawski banker Bloch
znany z nap:sania dzie}a. kt6re
n,by natchnelo cara Mikolaja
do zwoian,a konterencyi W
Hadze. prawil W MEM o
okropnosciach przyszle) woj-
ny.
,.Leipz'ger Neuste Mach
richten' poslalo to dzielo
majorowi boerskiej artyleryi.
Albrechtowi, kt6ry dosta'
sic wraz armia generala
Cronje doniewoli, a ten taxa
przyslal ocene ksiazki war:
szawskiego bankiera:
Kronsztat. 7 Grudnia 1899.
-; A wiec Blochem nazywa
sic autor 6w szesciotomowego
dziela. Wiesz pan, gdyby
wszyscy ludzie byli takimi,
jak ich sobie Bloch wyobra-
"a, mianowicie tax glupimi,
ze beda formalnie wlazic "
paszcze armat nieprzy]ac,el
skich. to naszej dzielne;
armii Cd osmiu dni AMI sladu
by ME zosta]o. Ale my ME
jestesmy tax naiwni, aby tam
stae. gdzie sic to panu Bio
chowl do jego teoryi najle-
piej nadaje. Welding niego
granat dzisiejszy rozpada sic.
az na 1900. kawalk6w! Do
djabla, niechby nan, Rosya
przyslala take granaty!N Nasze
.pociski czesto zawodzaa ale
angielskie So ;uz pod pseln.
Pokazalo sic g edwczoraj
pod colenso, ggdzieSn,y Bul-'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
PRETORIA.

L AO1 1ASAOAAAs L
Boerzy Iuformo wall
try linie Wojska,
przez kt6re t Anglicy
beda sic muslell pre-
bijac, idac q F aarder-
berg na Bloemfon-
tain, stolice Stanu
Oranje. Jedna znaj-
duje sic okoto Osfon-
tein, tylko kilkana6-
Gle mil drogl Cd Paar-
derberg, druga', pod
Winburg, a trzecia ''' e
niedaleko Bloemfomn. on
tain. Stolice obu @
RE czpo oitYch mo-
emo So bWarowa'ne al Q an! g
tax Bloemfontain co.
ral'nlIje) jak Pretoria ia
I TIra,ns'waal. !, {
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
TELEGRAMY..
KIMBERLEY.

KJMBEkLEY. -
General Roberts ME
moze sic tymczasem
dalej ugania5za Boe
rami, gdyz zabrak]o
mu zywnosci dla ko-
nj i ludzi. Konnlca
krazy teraz tylko pc
okolicach, gdzie jest
wiele trawy, a dalej
posuwajac sic ku
Bloemfonteln, trzeha-
by przeby6 piaszczy~
sta pustynia. Boe-
rzY, znaj&c te kf0po-
ty Robertsa, manew-
ru)a, aby mu zupe}nie
odclaG zywno6c re
strony kolonil Kapu.
MELBOURNE, W
Australia. Wlelkie
poruszenie wywo}a'ly
tn nadeszfe z LOndy-
nu rozkazy do zalo-.
.gujacych W Australia N
woJsk angielskich,
ably by1y gotowe do
Wyjazdu 40 A1rykl,
by zastapic armi9,
kt6ra wojowala 2 Boe-
rami. 3; Ia wy
slana. zostanie do in
nych stron, dla obro.
nv ., interes6w Wiel-
kiej Brytanii. Angll-
cY wldaG pewni s;e, re
vnet beda mieli woj-
ne z innymi wrogami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

P rezydent Krue:ger
wyst6sowai odezWe o'''
wzywajaca wszyst-
kich Boer6w W Airy
ce, aby staneli DO
walki 2 nieprzejedna-
nym wrogiem szcze.
pu Boer0w. Plzedsta-
via ziomkom, re te-
raz konlecznie trzeba
pomsciG dzielnego
generals Cronje.
PARYZ. Paul
Deroulede nadesfaf
100 frank6w prosba
o otwarcie skiadek
na szable hon'orowa
dla genera}a Cronje.
Zbieraniem skfadek
ma sic zaja6 Hcnryk
Rochefort.
PETERSBURG.
Me ulega juz zadoej
watpiwo6ci, ze rad ].
rosyjskl Wynajmie
jeden 2 portow per-
skich ma tych samych
warunkach jak Port
Artur ma wodach oce-
anu Spokojnego. Jest
to nowy krok,. zabez-
pieczajacY interesa
rosyjskie W Azyl j
ulatwiajacy< <zblizenie
sic do granic lndyj.
LONDYN. ''Times"
otrzymaf z Chin tele-
graficzn@ wiadomoSc,
ze cesarzowa Wdowa
wydala sekretne roz-
porzadzenle do vice
kr6l6w i gubernato-
row, azeby areszto-
wac bezw1ocznir
wszystkich chih'cziy- nc
k6w, .kt6rzy " jaki-
kolWlek sposob agl-
tuja "a reformami "
.kraju. Me nalezY
przytem zwazac Wca-.
fe ma stanoWisko a
resztoWanYch.
MADR T. :. P red
staWiciele StanoW
Zjedn1oczonycl,.h, cl,.h, An n
gill i Niemiec zap,y-
wall r. rad h:ii.szpanlisjkl'i, is. ii
co zamierza robic q.
wyspamllllll fllpi1lskEiie |: e
mi ktdre g ME II. zosta1y j .
odstapione Stannom /
Z'jed|no czonym On