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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02
Recognize the Press.

Besides cordially indorsing all of
the very many complimentary
things which have been said of
Prof. McBeath, the Pensacola News
emphasizes the fact that a demand
of the state press for representation
upon the slate for state offices is
one that the party managers can
not afford to again ignore. There
is not a Democrat who has resided
in the state for five years or more
who is not familiar with the ex-
tent and value of the services rem.
dered to the party by the Demo
cratic press, both before and since
1876, and with the continuous and
apparently intentional exclusion
of newspaper men from the person
mel Of the state tickets during the
entire period of Democratic SUI
premacy.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02

treaty as admitting the principal
agricultural products of the British
West Indies free of duty, where,
(as it is shown by Mr.. Taliaferro's
letter. it is only proposed to reduce
the duty now existing 129 per cent.
on products from all the islands
except Bermuda, we are pleased to
learn that our senator realizes the
true interests of his people and will
oppose the ratification of the treaty,
although it will be probably rati-
fed by the Republican majority.
Ii will be noticed that the Brit
ish government has been sharp
enough to grant concessions on
only such products as are not grown
or produced in those islands, hence
the reduction is of material benefit
to them, while on the other hand
this government has granted as
high as 20 per cent. reduction on
the productions brought here from
Bermuda, which are grown both
north and south, and will have a
tendency to hurt the south far more
than the north for the reason that
they will be marketed at about
the same time our productions are.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02
Upper ST. Johns.

There are millions of acres of land
along the course of the st. Johns
river, lying between Sanford and
the headwaters of the river, which
are annually overlooked and made
worthless for farming, pasturage or
other purpose. With the object of
retaining these lands and fitting
them for occupancy, a few gentle
men of intelligence, says the San
ford Chronicle, conceived the idea
of cutting a canal from these low
lands into the Indian river, and
thus opening up vast and valua-
BILE area of country TO settlement.
The idea is a grand one, beneficial
alike to individual citizens and To
the state. They have not the most
remote idea of interfering with the
navigation of the lower st. Johns,
but believe ii will add thousands
in profit annually to the transpor-
tatiOn lines. That the construction
of the canal will drain the country
is a conceded fact; and, when drain
ed, it will be of inestimable value.
The only question remaining to be
considered in this connection is,
will the construction of the canal
affect navigation? Competent engi-
neers can determine this matter.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02

It has been demonstrated repeatedly in
every state in the Union and in many
foreign countries that Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is certain preventive and
cure for Group. 1t has become the uni
versal remedy for that disease. NJ. V.
Fisher, of Liberty, w. Va, only repeats
what has been said around the globe when
he writes: II have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy in my family for several
years and always with perfect success.
We believe that il is not only the best
cough remedy, but that il is a sure cure
for Group. II has saved the lives of our
children a number Of times" This rem
edy is for sale by b. X. Wilson q Son.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02
Weekly Weather Report.

o. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE wEATH.
ER BUREAU.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02
Having "A Great Kun on ChamberIain's
Cough Remedy.

Manager Martin. of the Pierson drug
store, informs us that he i having great
run on Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
He sells five bottles Of that medicine 10
one of any other kind, and it gives great
satisfaction. In these days of Ia grippe
there is nothing like Chamierlain's Cough
Remedy TO stop the cough, heal up the
sore throat and lungs and give relief with
IN very short time. The sales are grow
ing, and all who Try II are pleased with
us prompt actl0n.-South Chicago Daily
Calumet. For sale 10y T.. K. Wilson X
Son.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02

THE leaders of the Republican
party at Washington, those in the
administration and in congress
are described by a well-inlOrmed
correspondent rs being undecided
whether to have the convention at
Philadelphia advocate out-and-out
imperialism by declaring for the
permanent retention of the Philip
pines, or To put off definite consid-
Grafton of the topic. This quota
ton from the Neue Freie Presse, of
Vienna, ought to help some of
them decide: "ImperialiSm with
out militarism cannot exist for any
length of time, and who wishes one
cannot do without the other" Evil
IDENTITY those are the words of some
sage observer standing in the midst
OF the armed empires of Europe
and contemplating with half-sad
resignation the straits of poverty
and htlplessness to which the COW
ctouSnrsS of their governments has
reduced their peoples. The Chicago
journal suggests that it is becom-
ing evident Ia larger number of
people every day that the impor-
tant thing about Imperialism is not
81 much what it will do To the
Philippine islands as what IT will
do 10 the United States
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02
SOCIETY RESPONSIBLE.
A Writer Who Takes Issue With Mr.. Har-
dee On MIstreatment OF Women.
Ru....L Eu.E II Ell lAAl


RocKLEDGE, Fla, Feb. l, 1900.
Editor of The Florida Star:
Will you kindly permit me a small
space in your excellent paper to make a
few remarks on the article "Mistreatment
of Women" by Mr. Mon; Hardee?
| am not seeking To take issue with
him in any sense, but at the same time
while | am aware that what he says con-
tains more truth than fiction, must say
do not think he will lessen the evil of
which he writes by laying all the blame
on the men.
will say in the language of Shakes
peare, II dare do all that becomes man
who does more (Or less) is none"
Now, | have given much thought %
this same subject and / do not think that
Mr. Hardee is on the right track. II, as |
believe, his object is the betterment of
the human race, l assert, without fear OF
successful contradiction, that the remedy
for the evils complained of is in the hands
of the ladies themselves, and the society
ladies i'll particular.
'The hand that rocks the cradle rules
the world"
From the four quarters of the earth
they came 10 kiss this shrine Society
this mortal breathing saint"
Yes, | think that society" and its
laws and customs are at the root of it all
or very nearly. The mothers of the land
have a great responsibility, and Will be
held to Il strict accountability by that
Judge who cannot be bribed or accused
of unfairness. If the wives and daugh-
tiers of society would only practice their
Godgiven prerOgatives, how long does
Mr.. Ilardee suppose those dens of vice he
mentions could openly practice their
iegaliZed crimes against humanity? If
the ladies, and especially those of in
1uence, were To resolve, with Gods help,
help to put a stop to such, there would
be tine greatest reformation this world
ever saw begun. Oh why will not the
women see and use their GOdgiven power?
| will ask the ladies one question:
| Ii He, who is the top of judgment,
should but Judge you as you are? o,
think OH that; and mercy then will
breathe within your lips, like man new
made!
And what of the ministers? Are they
speaking from housetops"' No, not
one IN one hundred ''darcs To he a Dam
iel" for fear OF displaying their society
members or from some other like cnurSe.
| repeat, let the ladies once begin IT,
form, and with shield of faith Tor their
armor they will rryolutIonlze the world.
But they must begin at home first; for
right there they must begin Ia practice
what they teach If they would have
others to put away belief in their pro-
LESSONS. In plain language, we must
live Christian lives if We would expect TO
lie believed i'm and trusted.
Mr. Hardee'S letter in THE STAR is
none too plain, and think he Yields IA
powerful pen, but hope he will consider
the true source and remedy for the
evils named and hope he will cast the
talent and influence of his intellect and
pen into the Lord cause; for no matter
how intellectual a man may be, without
plenty of Gods grace in his heart and
the moral courage 10 speak out, lac can
do no good.
With charity for ALL subscribe myself
j. :. CoAT>.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Improved place in LaGrange. Three
acres pine land cleared and fenced con
tanning dwelling house, with kitchen and
dining room detached, and storehouse.
Good drinking water. Also eight acres
in Turnbull hammock, four acres cleared
and fenced. Above property will be sold
cheap. Part cash, balance on time if de-
sired. Address Ii. A. Carlile, LaGrange
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02
1900

Total rainfall for the week. II inch.
Departure from the normal rainfall for the
week minus go inch.
Departure from normal rainfall since Jan.
LIST. 1900 plus .l6 inch.
HAL y. HARDIN,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Jupiter, Fla, Jan. 80, 1900.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02
OYSTERS. OYSTERS (!

Fresh Indian river oysters To order.
Send to Jas. \. Russell, II. Lucie, who
will give you prompt attention.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02
DRAWING.

If YOU have any draying or hauling,
Wingate will DO it for You. He l. here
in the business again.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02

E. o. Painter and J. f. Ender will soon
begin the erection of an Ice and electric
light plant at BraidentOwn. A fertilizer
factory will be added.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02

THE result of mistrial in the
Hewitt brothers case, tried at Jack
Sonville last week for murder. in
which the jury failed to agree after
three days deliberation. is a sur
prise To everyone that is at all con-
versant with the particulars of the
case. While the state had only
circumstantial evidence To offer, it
was weaved together in that
formidable web that placed its
meshes most securely about the
defendants. showing it to have
been one of the most cOld-blooded
and premeditated affairs that has
ever been committed in the state
-A'c' aiid a.; - when it is consid-
-lohS sidney ,ronble1ce was offered
war cause pimples, h action of the
the McFarHha, 70 aorao unor
of Nv with d.. wlr": t;pe associates
~ZNAnSk. Il sto.at.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02

Comparative statement Of temperatures
and rainfall for the week ending Tuesday,
Jan. 80, 1900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-18
FsIAaZKI DO
NA2DZENS;Tl'WI'A

A-.kh 3 na6oxeast,ua napi
saNa przez II, tura D'taeni.ss42l.
tax zwana Bliss -.
Dict J. $50. ...... ... -s.. 800
Ia sauna Bisknpka. v pick
niejssei oprawie, I okuciem e
meczkiem ~. FOO
A,si6t Ssr6&, ksi4zka do nabo-.
tehstwa y pieknej oprawle, e
sfotYm brzegiem............ O.65
.Ani0t SSksr6} oprawnY Y;
sk6rke zkocone brzegi : okuclem
zameczkiem sfotym tytuli.
klein. ..... .............. 800
TAX, sam Anidl Htrd&. opraw-
ny y ko66 sfoniow4. : sokuclan ]
amecskiem st6sowny ma podaru.
ola dam. ............$l.5U
Wianek Mdryi, 2 wyt1ocs0ne-
MI obrazkaml IA okfadkach
sameczkiem i okuciem
AooonYm brzegiem ....$1.O
.ss.#.. Wianek Harry, oprswnY "
sk6rke 2 zioconym brzeglem zioco.
nYm tYtullklsm, bez zameczka j.
okucla. /. 11:0U=
Weprek czyll kr6tki spos6b
1abotexstwa codzlennegO " zwy
cza1nel oprawie--...... 400.
Taxi sam Wy6orek, o9rawny "
dr0ga sk6rke. z okuc1em j zame:z-
ki0Na.. ID C
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-18

W O BRACI
GRIESEL y Winonie " bloku
Pelzera, &c w%szYstkich tute-
ssych salon6w naiwiecej piwa
yprzedaia. : czego wYnika,
fe piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajlepszem. "
|glo5wnel sail 90 stolY i mnogle
krzesla, q nadto osobnY pok6j
ola chcacYch siedzied osob.
no. Ludzi v Tel, po starokral-
|lrs;sku urzadsoneI obersy
sawsze Ias y ulu, iecz mimo
Ito kazdY szybko dostanie
czego snzada, : acknowledgment
yychodsi. b.
FarmeraT tera< catem
niescie wygodEieiszei gospodY
ME snajda, ak y Grieslow, 8 Y
polac1unej ich calonem
g'oerla wszgstko moga kupit
j. 5 niasta ola kuenni istclu
prowad1ad Di,ls.a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-18

W q
+.
" Winona, MINI.
MONA .dosta6. rozmaite ks:.4zki pol
sk1e,szczee6lnie zas haste pujsce:
Ksiazki ~powieSciowe,
Place ! n-arzekanie Ojc6w SIS. cyl
S,edm Ksiag Mojzesza. IS
Rrsygody mys;liwca u;r6d lodou
p6lnocy i las6w poiudnias Pod1ue
Fr. Heffmana opracowa4 M;
Brzezlnski. - Zaw,era: Poi6w
wleJoryba. S%potkanie z biatYmn
nledzzw,edziem. " s~njeznym
grobie. - Polowanie IA Jsgua-
"a. - Posr6d xajmanow. 20 9.
Pr0by cierpziwo;ci czyli Przygody
Ma6ka ! Jego Przodk6w " VOL
ME z Tatarami. Opowiaianie Q
Starym Macleju BudnIkul kt6ry
ME umla4 m,iczec, choclaz cho
dzl1o Q zbawienle jego duszy. "a
cv ugrzazf " smole l oczekuie
zml1owania Bosk:ego. Przez
Adama Pfuga % ctr. Cena lOc
Pi;ekna Hi;storya 0 Gierpliaoej Hae-
ME. GORGE kl6la Antoniusza &c.
SARA turecklego 2 Konstanty~
uopola (Carogrodu,) ktdra bedao
u dworu. p6znlej przez 2 lata
plelgrzymujao wielkie utrapienla
nedEe cierpliwle ! meznie zno~
!. sila. Cena. ~
Hsstorya o Ssiedmiu Medrcach. Bar
do zajmui9ca j powabna povlesc
O prowaizenlu ma 5mlert kr6le-
wloza Dyoklecyana wybawie
niu go 1,edmiu razY przes medr-
COW Wydanle move pop raw1one.
Cena US G. \
Jan OkpiSwi;a czyE Sovizdrzae.
siynnY swego czasu trefn's;; ;egs"
flale i a~anturY. Pnwlesc ko-
.miczna ku rozrYwte cz%yteinlkow
Wydan,e move. pcpra w,one, 2
lioznymi obrazkaml. Cena daw-
niej As G. t-raz tylko.... %
Robinson Kruzoe, civil skutki nie-
posiuszehstwa. KsIazka zupetnie
noyo. %starannle l tresciwle u1o-
iona. Cena............... 10 9
Zakleta Dziewiica 2 Brodq, csvI,
Cyrullk Zbawca. PrzygodY Ber-
trama " Zamku. Nadzwycza,'
ciekawe ! zabawne opowiadanle.
Muenhausem No,py ten z d}ng'n
n"se,a czyh ds,wacsne podr6ze !
fgle. Cena.............. :. 10
Rinoldo Rinaldini, slawnv do~ods
ca roz6ojnlk6w XVIII w,eku
CzYny jego towarzysx6w cyl
taiemnice g6r wawo'6w I d"ln,
Wlooh. Cena.... ..... COO
QkzouieH Mocy Powles6 przez Ju
l.ussa de GAst,n. T4"macznna ,
francusk,ego (nsdswyczsj o'e~
kawa). Cena DO Q
Meczedst,c6 S,o,etei Dzie'rcy
KrvstYny, wyciag Zywotow
SStych. Psist ,oh Ka1 P'otra Scar
Testament Piiotva Wselkiego ~
Ii zamlary Moskali .awojowania
cafego swlata 80. ........ S ct
Prmoct,po. Michaldy, Kr6lowej
ze saby. l3te; sYb'll,. l5c.
Zyd .o,ecsny tutacz ~. loo.
Historya o Grzegorzu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa}, przYkutY PREY
skale, ........ .-.2O
Zuuot Genouefy. powie6d morallnla
bardzo wzruszalaca ze starozyt-
nych c1asdw.. .... 49,. 25c
BOlestQN czYll DalszY Clag Genoz
wefy, tf6maczeme p:zez ks. Os-
mansk1ego.,. 20 c
Fabioza. PoWiesd z czas6w prxe-
sladowania Chrzescian " roku
500. Napisa} Kardynai Wiseman,
|. Chw,le rozejmu.-2 Walkla
3 Zwyoieztwo. 80 {
w, mocnel oprawle re zioconym
ty.ullk,em; rs I
H;storya D ~szldchetnej M0geionse.
GORGE kr6ia : Neapolu i 9 Pho.
trxe rycerzu hrablm Is Q
Hsistorya5 3 sslachetnejiSii pisksaei ~.
Mzynie, ......... ......25 g
:. Jaskiiniia potepis1ca. Powlesc prxe,
II. *. Tuczynsklego... 50 9
Pan Noardo,o wiellAsi
czaroWnik.... .. ~. 2b CT
KsiazkL 81. roz oalte.
st5l;n Sire ta9 ozyll Plsmo Swlet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-18
49, Kto zam61wi ksialke

o. Kto sam,6vi /. kAsia1ke
lub kssiatteslk,, a "a 50 ~, pow.
nisn dlolaczyc S q. na pre-
selke pocztowa; przy ka5demr
viekssem zam6wieniu nsle1y
dolsczyt ne ka1dy sl.00 war
toscii ksialek, L. 10 centow ne pl.
przaselks pocstowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-18

- - - - - - - j
N!y66r piie;ni narodo,oych, re
rymng sznalduia sle: dunn 81 sSy z
mn1aasrsze, krakowiakl, masurrY
ples5ni potryotYczne, wcjen1nnAe.
hlstorycane it'd ~. 80 9
Gratulant oraz p,psn Weselne dli
m1odziencoow. adrnzb6w. sawje-
rsjjacy: Zaprosiny 10 wessl'e ~
OracYe wyeselue PFiosaki We
selae. Coaa. ..... 20 9
LirniE Posks, Zawiera]acv 81
Dnmek. Aryi, Krakowlak6sw !
pllosnek iudowYch. w m 11ocan
oprawle. Cena \. .......75Sc
Bukist Pissni s,oiatoseyeh. 80 9
Jak sbudowaale lest cialo cssos0ieka
j do csego rozne czefcl c'ala
ludzkiego siut2 przez NJ. Brzsss
zin1sklego. z rYsunkami... 80 9
Qarnoks;esnM HoEus-P okus, csylii
nauka odkrYc'a talem MIC ! ne
zawodny sposoo
dsawnleJ 30 e. teraz zn.zo l
a.......... 1865. - :
IAaas Hsst0fyi Naturalng sl6O
ohrazkaml ludzi. zw,efzat czwo-
roBozntch .ptak6w. ryb. gadow.
y a.,J. 49, a5 81
gu 81.
ko Angielski Anglelsko-Polskl
" mocne1 oprawie ze zfoooneml
tYtullKami. Cena.......... $4.oO
r;,ouo,, .o..., gyo,on;z Polako-An-
gielsk1 so G.
Ks,eon : Portretami Kr6l6w Possksch
~ wiera AZ onraz6w w,elkodci
7x10 cali, " kllku kolorach.
Zawiera take spla kroiow, 'cn
ION l dzlecI GRAZ gfoWnle]szYcn
dat acknowledgement: Portret
kazdego kr6la lest pedsny "a
oddz'elnym grubym kar:oD'e,
prsesl'cznle glanso"anyn. lou
kazdYm Poreie.e" :
80 n a1mN1 1;ona 'D fdawn;e,
80 : !, tara1 $500
0'',o'
Rzepodnsk do Psaansd aston
20'
Sennik persko- egipski ...2Oo.
Le1o1z Don"oeoy wy @
70 leczen1a rozmaitych chor6t 25c
nnr s,xn
=
am "NAANsIAA (Cena 81
civ ue'o
<OCHhhokA' nfozona pI1es %.
1zl"$ nos"1aoc.on9 pl1'
Ks,azka ia zaw,era nastepu] zee
Nanoia Znnv .Jarzyny
Sala,v Rozma,te nntrawv. ia1 Il
n.k, Potrawv m,eane. C,alec,na.
,lc..w., " ;un nrfh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-18
PLAN JAZDY
poclag6w kolelowYch
" W1nonte.

chicago q NOTtnNosC0rn.
OdJazd poci2g6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago passenger Ex Sunday TOO =. m
chicago passenger lex SUM q35 p. N
daily 1910 pm
Ma Zachoa.
Dakota Passenger daily 7;s5P.M.
Minnesota Mai Pa,senger, OK. SUM- $50 Pm.
Passenger, No. I (Ex. Sun, IT'S Pm.
PrzYbYc1e poclagow:
Re Wscbodu
e5iessseE v se;.g1 sssss d.. Sun, 81 rs 81:
Mhneso,a Mail r:3oP. n
re Zachodu.
Mlnn. PassengzNo.4 (Ex sum- II IS 4. ~
Local P ssseasss Ne Nc 8 e. Ess sunday).;se 2 :, N
Chicago. Burlington & Northern
Ma p6lpoe
3epar. Ahve.
St Paul & Minneapolis FL e.os am 114s q n
Ma pOlud ME
Chi. s.. Louis & Peoria kx. .o:4s ?. m. 1z:4 Pr
Chicago & st.Louis express t1.o4 a. m. 1850 =. N
wszystk. dzienne
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d
Oepan
Rock Island express tdaly) 1890 1:m
Fast Mail tdaiyl Gas p. m
chicago vsstbuled ldalyl 1923 n. ..
Chicago express 7:17P m
Ma Zach6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-18
,Z!ilE! SWIATA.

h-s1l,SS - SO - - #
OLBRZYMI STRAJK "
.stop allllnnlach lwardego wegla "a
wHlscthodsie PonnsYlwan,l trivia
ciiaaggle. Strawberry odrzucsja
dotychcsasoye ofsrty pojedyhi-.
czych w1a6clcieli kopali ]
wiekssych kompanii, Odrzuca-
ia ola tego. ze wlas,iciele
ckocia3 o6arowali snaczna pod.
wY3ke v piacy, o6arowsl, ia.
tylko wprost samyE g66rnikom,
ME ojsYwjac sie wcale do.
zarzad6w Uni j ME uzuajact
takowel, . g66rnicy wymagaja
koniecznie ably w~issclciels u
snali Unie ugode zrobili 2
przewodnikaml grup Uni q ME
z poIedYhczym, g6rnikami.
Poniewaz ws,ystkie niem,l
kopalu,e "a zamkniete bes
.czynne, a stratv wiascicieli
kopalh 50 olbrzYm;e. podo-
bno wtascieiele kopalni mysla
zgodziG sic ma z.dania g6rni-
kow, a g6rn,cy saml pragna
)aknajrychle)szego ukoDczenia
straJKu. DO ME pracujac cd
paru tygodni. - zacz7na bieda
i'm dokuczaG..
Zarzad Uni g6rnicsej posta-
nowii zwo}aG " tych dnlach
zjazd zarzad6w wszvstkich
.grur j ma Zjezdzie tym prze-
dysputowad prawdopodobnie
przyjat warunk1 podane przez
wiasc;cleli kopalh.
General G.bin odsYia do
domu coraz wiecej wo)ska mi
licyi] ].
), PARYZ - Miedzynarodowy
kongres pokojowy wYdaf "
tych dniach odezwe do wszy-
stkich narod6w, W ktorej po.
tepia A.nglie "a to, lie odrzuc'-
10 propozYcye arbitracy]ne
pojednawcse wsgledem polud-
niowej AfcYk', wyra2a nieza
dowolenj4 . powodu. ze wick
szcs6 pshstw, kt6re mogiy
posredniczy6 pomieday Anglia
Transvaalem, uczYnit tego ME
chciaiY, pom,mo swych peko-
jowych e6siadczed. wyra1o-
nych ne konfsrencyi pokojowej
" Hadle.
NastepnieS odeawa kongresu
kiadzle naci.k ma pokoju~e
2aiatwienie rozruchow ch n
sk,ch. po,epia rse4 0rmian
sbro]eE::e sic mocarstw, 9
Wresscie zsleca m'edzYnarodo-
va irterwen,y we ws.Ys'kich
zstargach.
POLUDNIOWA czeit wyspy
Luzon stala sie pank.em kkr
!. potu dla AmerYkanow, gdz e
p%owstahoy usta wlcznie. atakaja
garnizony amerykanskie
obozulqce ponad jezlorep. Pc
mjmo najcislejszej stra4y, Fl
liplniczYcY otrzymali niedawno
snaczY zapae broni.
-0-o-
q portowego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-18
Ksiazh roz oalte.

1 i;5lsa S,nit 4 93ozyh Plsmo Sw,ete
rego Nowego IIestalnen:.u.s
us,; a p,,sk .el oprawi !
rs xeanym tYtuiem 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-18

q portoWeggo
mias:a clh'nskiego, donn,osza 9
niezwykiYm ruchu3 wojsku''.
chliislkliiem. Podobno 100000.
dobrze uzbro;onego loin;eraa.
wyrusay,io ze wssystksii,ch pr, !.
wiinvccYJ Z zamiaalres4mn polacaz,eeanrliaaa'
BE TulDg lF7uh Sang llll pod.
signan Fu, 2Oahhliilhlpo''iI'ycy po-:
siad1laja 200 Il. armat ln1aallspsz
konstrukcy sn1laapot'zzy, sasq ,,s'
,a 'Inl n i d
zA IPI'lII!5iY't'''i' e a:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-23
SEVERE FIGHT!
American Troops Am
bushed by FiIipinos.
Big Crowd Expected at the
Rough Riders Reunion.
Gov. Roosevelt Invited to Visit the
State Of Colorado.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

Washington, June 23.--The war de-
partment has received the following
cablegram from General Macarthur:
Manila. June pa detachment of
four officers and one hundred men OF
the Fortieth volunteer infantry. Cap
tain Millar commanding. left Tagayan
on June i3. on a reconnaissance ON the
Tagayan river, and in the morning
were ambushed by insurgents In a
Airong position. Fifty men were sent
to reinforce them from Tagayan. They
could not take the position and the
troops withdrew to the coast port.
our loss In killed: Company H
Robert II. Coles, John ii. Haywood.
Fred Hollow, John I. Pelham. Frank
Salisbury. Company M-Corporal Jose
q. Moody. Michael J. McQuirk.
Wounded Company Captain
Walter B. Elliott. slightly. Company
H-captain Thomas Millar. thigh.
slight: Jeff Efing. moderate; James w.
Jeffries. slight; Moxie Wheaton, mod
crate; George Pollarif. slight; Murley
IL. Phillips. severe; John w. Smith. Sc
we're. Company U--Edwin 10. Will
Hams. severe. Company K-George w.
Wells. severe; Lex NJ. Kamters. mod
crate. Misslng-Company Sergeant
William Northcross. Full detailed re-
port not yet received.