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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-02
PoRAzkA BORROW.
Gen. French pobii ich pod Colesberg.
IONA / SIOsTRY AGUlNALDA w AMERYKAN-
SKIEJ NIEWOLI.
TAGAT OWE CHCIELI w MANILI WYWOLAC BUNT.
Nowy Rok Biafym Domu we Westinghouse.

francuskiej, z innemi daily sobie
potem juz bez trudu rade. Me
jest jednak prawdopodobne, zeby
Anglia tego powodu mia}a odwa-
zyc sic ma wojne Francya.
Po pierwsze bowiem ME }atwo
zniszczyc wielka fiote, jezei name
wruje zrecznie zadawala sic sta
nowiskiem obronnem, powfore zas
mocarstwa europejskie, przewidu-
JAG zamiar Anglii, poiaczyiyby sic
niewatpliwie do wsp6lnego dziafa-
MIA, aby przeszkodzic jej zwyciezt-
wu.W razie przeciwnym musiafyby-
przygotowac sic ma to, re Anglia,
20 zniszczeniu hoty francuskiej,
postarafaby sic o sposobnosc zato-
pienia take innych wiekszych fot
europejskich.
Pisma francuskie So bardzo "a
dowolone tel odpowiedzi p. Del
casse'go, ale zdaje sic, re to wyla-
snienie = to zdawkewa moneta.
Rozumie sic, re francuski minister
spraw zagranicznych ME m6gf AMI
okazac obawy pred wojna, jak by
iy minister marynarki, p. Lockroy,
AMI tez wypowiedziec podejrzen
pod adresem Anglii. Ola tego tez
ME wspomniaf powodzie trzecim,
gfebokiej niecheci ludu angiel-
skiego do Francyi, ami tez o podej-
rzeniach, re p. Chamberlain mogt-
by wywofae wojne Francya, aby
zatrzee przykre wrazenie kiosk an
gfeiskich W Afryce, W razle potrze-
by ufatwie sobie zawarcie pokoju z
Transwaalem zdobyc, danny ma
to Madagascar, ably pokryc koszta
wojny afrykanskiej. Sa to tylko
domysfy, ale domysfy tie istnieja
zgofa nieprawdopodobnie wcale ME
brzmia. Me ulega zadnej watpi-
wosci, re ia sama Anglia, ktora ma
ladzie ME zdofa pokonac narodu,
liczacego 100000 glow, zwyciezy-
iaby potezna Francye ma morzu
dose 1atwo, twierdzenie p. Del
casse'go, re wszystkie panstwa eu-
ropejskie pofaczyfyby sic, aby "a
pobiedz zniszczeniu foty francu-
skiej = to znowu tylko moneta
zdawkowa do uzytku ciekawych
korespondent6w. Natomiast mi
mister francuski pewno umystu
ME wspomniaf o jednej okolicznos-
ci, ktora powinna powstrzymac
Anglie cd wojny Francya. W
wojnie tel wziefaby pewno, ma mo-
cy przymierza, udziaf rowniez Ro-
sya, kt6ra ME potrzebnje foty,
aby dotrzee do posiadfosci angiel-
skich.
Co sic zas tyczy powodu do woj-
ny, to twierdzic trzeba, re W takich
panstwach, jak Anglia i Francya,
gdzie opinia publiczna wywiera
wpiyw ogromny ma postanowienia
rzad6w, gfebokich powod6w ME
potrzeba wcale. Wzajemna ME-
chez ludlow starczy zupelnie "a po-
w6d, pretekst nigdy ME trudno.
Me dowodzi to, zeby wojna mia}a
bye nieunikniona, albo nastapic je-
szcze W tym roku wystawy parry
skiei, ale ME dowodzi tez, re jej ME
bedzie. sa to rzeczy, kt6rych
przewidziee z CORY, ami obliczyc
ME podobna. Francya W kazdym
razie musi bye W kazdej chwili 60
iowa do niej przygotowuje sic tez
do niej starannie. Jak stwierdzif
p. Delcasse, W roku ostatnim
wzmocniono znacznie SHY obronne
kolonij, a m6giby jeszcze dodac, re
wyznaczono swiezo 500 milionow
frankow ma budowe nowych okre-
tow fortyfkacyj portowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-02
Niepoczciwe dzieci.

y
72 letni starzec, Henry Kline,
zgfosff sic W Niedziele wieczorem
do stacyi policyjnej przy W. Chi.
cago ave. prosif o nocleg, jakotez,
by 90 odesiano do domu ubogich.
Wzruszajaca przytem opowiadaf
historya swego zycia. Przybyf on
do Ameryki W r. 1888 otworzyf
sklad rzezniczy przy Milwaukee
ave. Wiodfo mu sic tam dobrze i
zebraf majatek wynoszacy okofo
$4,000, kiedy pozar m. Chicago VIZ.
1871 zniszczyf znaczniejsza Geese je-
go mienia. Resztki tegoz sprzedaf
"a $1,000 pracujac ciezko, staran,.
ME ksztafcif swoje dzieci. Jeden
jego synow jest teraz wfascicie-
lem teatru W San Francisco, ale
mieszka re iona swoja W elegan-
ckim domu W Chicago pm. 1862
Park ave.; drugi jest zamoznym
kontraktorem, a mieszka pm. S85
Winchester ave., wreszcie c6rka
jest iona Jakoba Luft. wiasciciela
zakfadu fryzyerskiego W hotelu
Palmer House.. Staruszek, ktore-
go majetne dzieci ME chca wspie-
rae, zmuszony jest prosic o umie.
szczenie go W domu ubogich.
Kradziez.
w Piatek zfodzieje wlamali sic
do pomieszkania Fr. Kirsteina pm.
$50 Holt ave. zabrali ubrania
wartosci $4,000. Porucznik Kroll
przeznaczyf ma odszukanie zfodziei
detektywow Schultza Sullivana,
kt6rzy tez odszukali ubranie W Ia
k1adzie zastawniczym, lecz ziodzie-
je dotad jeszcze So ma wolnosci.
Kirsteinowie szczerze So wdzieczni
zdolnym naszym' policyantom.
Rozstrzygniecie .sadowe.
Sedzia Chetlain wydaf rozporza-
dzenie sadowe, ma mocy ktorego
ME wolnos uzywac znaku handlo-
wego{ trade maf5 firmy Ayling
Bros; wyrabia5 biyszcz do pie
"a, niejakiemu elcwi Lipmano-
wi, ktory jej uzywa{.
Firma Ayling Bros. pozyskata
zatwierdzenie krajowego sadu po-
wiatowego, il ma wy}acznes sprawop
do uzywania swego znakn handlo-l }
wego wystepuje sadownie prze-
civ naduzywaniu tegoz przez in
nych.
Kaada nova znajomoi6 dsjs ci
porn.d nowe ssfons "twsges shasak
tssu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-02

sercs zakochane przebywa zawsze
albo W pickle, ALDO W nisbis; ziemia
jest dla niego tylko stacya posre-
dnia.
Me wtsdy cz,owiek stale sic sta.
rym, gdy ME robi glupstw maodoSci,
ale utsdy, gdy i'm ME przebsexa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-02
RPrzeglad polityki
lniedzynar0dOWei.
phicago, Ego Stycznia 1900.

dieago, Ego stycznia 1900
" niekt6rych koiach politycz-
h utrzymuie sic cd roku pre-
hanie, re Anglia FTancya me
Zgoga nadal rozwba6 sic spokojnie
2bok siebie, i woj1ia pomiedzy tenn
Rlwoma panstwami predzeJ ezy
Dozniej fstanie sic nieunikniona'
Mniemanie to jest jedna trwa-
Eych pozostafosci zatargu o Faszo-
de i tlomaczy sic we Francyi ME
kadowoleniem z poniesionej poraz-
|li checia jej powetowania. od
kpoczatku wojny pofudniowo-afry-
fSanskiei, przekonanie to, W tych
amych kofach, zamienifo sic pra-
be ma pewnose. Francuzi pier
tnie, kiedy mkt ME m6gf spo-
ewac sic zwycieztwa Boer6w,
gnei rprzez interwencye zapo-
Y usunieciu niedogodnych ola
III republik pofudniowo-afry-
lich, pr6ba wywofania inter
Il rozbiia sic, jak sic zdaje,
op6r eesarza niemieckiego.
lvieksza radoscia prasa fran
przyimuje obecnie kazda
A;c niepowodzeniu wojsk
Ah, niekt6re pisma OBJ
W spos6b niezupeinie
kzyzwoitoscia i wzgleda-
laleza sic kr6lowej Wi
rozgoTyczonej % niepes
Foiennem, szydercze
POW wywoiuja zrozu-
sfe oS( e. Pisa spokojnie
pieraja o. godhcseia, szowi-
stycznie od&acaja pieknem "a
Edobne grozs bojkotowaniem
ystawy paryskiei niektore mo-
ia otwarcie wojnie Wojna "a
Eozif Francyi r6wni@ ten mini
rr angielski, ma kt63m ciazy od-
Eiedzialnos6 "a wohe pofudnio-
afrykanska, i kt6F dlatego tez
fwiecej niecierplvl sic kleskami,
bnoszonemi przez ojska angiel-
Ekie : p. Chamtk krlain. Prasa
lfrancuska grozby t lekcewazy,
po czesci szydzi z nj FL otwarcie :
Skutkiem tego ws Sstkiego zas
rozdraznienie wzm kga sic po obu
stronach Kanafu.
Paryski korest Bndcnt pisma
,,Rosya" poprosif W sprawie tel
francuskiego mini btra spraw "a
granicznych, p. i Ielcasse, o wyja-
snienie, otrzymaa odpowiedz zu-
peinie uspakajaj9a. Minister O.
swiadczyf, re do Eojny wlasciwie
niema powodu. Francya bedzie
starafa sic o to, aby ME dae do niej
pretekstu, Anglia zas, chociazby
miaia jej pragnat, co jest niepraw-
dopodobne, namyslifaby sic pewno
2iej W ostatniej chwili. Powody
e bye tylko diva, m6wif mini
lawisc kolonialna, lub daze-
do zniszczenia foty fran
SGApe mocarstwa po-
by skutecznie
bym mowy
mo Anglia.
dose juz
"a jest takie,
moze mice
5. Zreszta :
kolonie fran
tonne; powodu
rad wzmocnif
obrony, zajecie
niszczeniu foty
ifoby Anglii O.
sco jest pow6d
staiego lqdu sta
em o powiekszenie
Ennych, i nadejdzie
.czywszy swe si}y. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-02
Kronika Miejscowa,
Straszny wypadek.

W bawialnym pokoju mieszka-
MIA PIP. Reynolds pm. 1876 Lund
ave., wczoraj pred pofudniem o
godz. 10 iedenastoletni Henry v.
Reynolds siedziaf ma sofe i czytaf,
kiedy wszedf 13 letni brat jego,
George, ktory wfasnie powracaf z
polowania ma kaczki. George opo-
wiadaf o swych przygodach iprzy
opowiadaniu przypadkowo upuscif
strzelbe: ia wypalifa tax nieszczesli-
vie, re Harry, trafony kula W sa-
mo SERGE, padf niezywy ma miejscu.
George byf tax zrozpaczony, re
musiano go pilnowac, aby sobie zy-
cia ME odebraf.
Udaf0 mu sic.
Frank Henry zam. pm. $40 Ca
nal str, wczoraj poznym wieczorem
idac przez host ma u ul., zostat:os g.
padniety przez dwoch rabusi6Hs
Mai on W kieszeni $40 i troehe
drobnych pieniedzy. Me mogac
sic bronic, postanowii ME dopuscic
by rabusie korzystai jego picnic
dzy, i siegnawszy reka do lieszeni,
szybko wyjai owych $50 i wyrzucif
ie do rzeki tax. re rabusie tego ma
wet ME spostrzegli. Ci przeszuka-
Ii jego kieszenie, znalezi tylko 25
cent6w, re zfosci dali mu pare
szturchanc6w iuciekli. Henry po-
spieszyf ma stacya policyina przy
Harrison str. i opowiedziaf CO sic
staio, proszac, by mu pomozono
ssukac pieniedzy, gdya rseka isst
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-02

Kaads nova znajomosS dale oi
pornsd nowe ssfons ,.twsgos eharakt
tssu.
The sun., 1900-09-26
MGT0N DElAWAKN WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER e. I0OJ
NAVAL MANEUVERs,
Newport the scene 81 an Interesting
Mimic Battle.

Newport, Sept. 2J.-rhe state of war
prccipitated BY the naneuyers Of the
ships Of the United States navy under
direction of the naval war college con-
tinues, and the two eets which came
into conflict for few hours occnpy thcr
respective positions. The ships. which
comprise the hostile fleet. including the
liattleship kearsarge, flagship; Indiana,
Texas, Scorpion and Eagle and the tor
pedo boat ilotillu, with the Porter as flag
ship Lieutenant Miller iii command. anl
the Dupont, Dahlgren, Gwynn, Morris
and Stilctto, are lying ont ut Sea brsicg
ing the entrance to the harbor.
The defending fleet. which is distrihut-
ed in the inner harhor includes the ilag-
ship New York, hattleship Massachusetts,
gnnboat NickshuIg and tug Lpyden.
The result Of the attempt to enter the
port and destroy the vessels by the tor
pedo boats. which will he announced by
the umpireS. is awaited with interest
The unofficial verdict is that the attack
ing force WAS victorious.
Two minor accidents occurred in the
course of the movements. The Dahlgren
collided with a picket launch. but nei-
ther was damaged. The Stiletto ran into
dock and was badly shaken up. She
had just made clean run for the
Massachusetts, and had fired a torpedo
when the searchlight of the Massachu-
setts was turned full on the torpedo
boat. and in the glare the little craft
could not see where she was going, and
she crashed into the stone dock which
runs out from Fort Adams.
1t was low tide, and she scraped the
bottom, thus decreasing her speed or the
accident might have been worse. When
she struck, Lieutenant Lincoln. the nm
pire, on board, was thrown over the side
and a seaman jumped overheard after
him. Both were rescued. Two Of the
crow We're thrown forward by the force
Of the collision, and when the boat got to
her dock they We're sent to the hospital
The Stiletto's bows were stove in some
and her boilers We're displaced, but she
was able TO 70 To her dock
The sun., 1900-09-26
OPERATING GROUND" or 1900.
From tho PHILADELPHIA Bulletin

From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Vice President Payne Of the National
Iepnhlican Committees is reported to
have said on Saturday;
My advices Indicate that the Republic
canS are becoming aroused to the danger
Of inaction. In view of what occurred
III 1892 it will not he safe to rely on vie
tory until the ballots are counted.'
Mr.. Payne has conceded that tho fol
lowing States may he fairly deScribed as
.tdebatable ground" III lie Presidential
campaign-AIaryland West Virginia.
Kentucky, Delaware, ald Indiana. with
forty-four electoral votcS-;lll If which
with the exception Of one in Kentucky,
Were given to Mckinley in 1896
If Bryan should hold all the electoral
votes which he had ut that election, ii
total Of 176-of which the Republican
managers now claim only those Of Kan
silS and Washington-the forty-four
votes of tniS cocedcd debating ground"
would. il east for him this year. bring
him within four votes Of Il majority of
the electoral college. And in all Of the
five States in question the present con
ditionS Of the campaign alc less favor
able to the Republican than they were
in 1896.
The Republicans generally base their
chief element Of confidence in McI<in-
leN'S success on the assurance that he
Will carry New York with its electoral
vote by IN overwhelming majority. But
II Bryan obtains the same electoral votes
ms he did IN 1896. with those III tho five
States which are more or less in doult-
and the possibility tint he will gct them
all Is not 50 remote as t. he sncczcd lit
hy the Itcnulicans- ID will nrr,l oulv
one State in order to obtain i majority
in the electoral college, And the Demo-
cratic ieGaor~ believe o. profess tnbclievc
That in Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois or
Wisconsin theN lmrc !; fighting chance ia
secure soma enc ot thosp St;irs and Thus
to elect Bryan without The votr If New
York.
i Is trno Int fl,us far tlicre arc no
signs af such rsvniai0i " fcclin. III to
mako il hietly pvolqtbln that Rry.Io will
recover III the ",lpbltala" gr0uHd'' which
the Democratic mity last III 1Sgs. NJ
though all mf III precious ta hGt vrir.
wa nsiHllv GomoTate Territory: bat
ih, fant dirt III slftpEl ilmfai.nrr us
vice chairman Payn Il unwilling to
la1c" aEF 0f Il beyond t}r raRs.o oi.d,8frt
shows thar there urg rNutNgpwcias wiii"h
would easily bring Bryan ,anacrrii,l,
ncar 70 an cleeioral maaftv. cvan #
Now Nall; is now iiinli aneha~a III TN
Repuhlicnn column
These possibilities III tho electoral sitt-
alton should he carefully consilprnd M
!tcnnh!icans WHO telicrc that Mckinley
win h;fve 4 walk-ovef ~ thar 81 Ion. aS
Now York is SAFE there need hc ia
cnus" of alarm. Il VIZ shown III 1896
that if there had heen = charrc of onlv
$4,000 votns in the Soufhc,.p horlcr Hnd
Middle Western States Rry;in w6nld
have heen elected. And thc aan,n mo
portinn of Democratic @an and Of Rcpu-
hlican loss that marked the Vermont nnd
Main" elections this month wonld If rc-
pnat"l in the ''delating grornd', ana
rls"Nhcre. produce that result.
Tho f'anHblicanS need n conduct Tho
r"st Of tho camnnign on thn assumntioi
thai nothing should bc tal"n fGrgrantcl
The sun., 1900-09-26
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The census of Wilmington has been
tabulated by the Census Bureau NJ
Washington and as result this city
VIII &c claSsed among those Of the first
class and it IL the duty Of every bust
ness man in Wilmington to arrange his
business 50 as to compete with those
Of other first class cities. We take
pleasure in announcing to the public in
general and our patrons in particular.
that we have completed our arrange
ments and in the coming fan we will be
in position to compete with the largest
houses Of the largest cities. We are
receiving the very latest fashions of the
Paris Exposition styles for embroid-
cred waists, long fr4ks, also 1901 Rus
sian blouses. The best workmanship
guaranteed. Call early and avoid the
rush The best reference can be given.
Give us Il call.
NEW YORK LADIES' TAILOR.
101 West Eighth Street.
The sun., 1900-09-26
THAT INDEPENDENT PARTY.
,rom the Eyening Telegraph.

From the Evening Telegraph.
Third party organizations are usually
feeble demonstrations, too tiaccid to
stand alone or TOO fine spun to bear the
strain of an active campaign. Some
times, however, they develop yigor
enough to make mischief; very rarely
they succeed far enough to bring about
disasters. The Natioanl Independent
party recently set atloat i'll New York
city seems to have belonged to the feeble
and flaccid classification. The public has
barely been made aware of its existence
before that existence has ceased. 1t
must have cost something to get the
thing under way, and now its promoters
must content themselves without seeing
n run for their money. Fortunately the
breakdown affects but very few people.
the Tailors of Tooley street constituting
n crowd compared with the National In
dependent partisans.
These few disconsolatcs. however,
will feel their misfortune all the more
keenly because there is moro of ii thnn is
needed to 90 all the way around. Mr..
Edward Atkinson is one of those to be
commiserted. His fond hopes Of sue
cess Of the Independent party movement
have been disappointed. There is no In
dependent party. and there is not to he
any such party. The New York Even
ing Post is also entitled to sympathy. Its
hoSnitahlc columns were to he devoted
with enthusiasm tinctured-with acri-
mony. to the support of the Independent
ticket. There is no independent ticket
and the Posts ardor will have to be
cooled off in the old way by attacks on
the tariff and by-and-large scoldng at
the universe in general. Finally. the
Springfield Republican might he given a
word Of comfort and consolation. The
Independent candidates We're hailed by
our Springfield contemporary with Joy
and gladness. and no praises We're too
fulsome to be lavishcd nnon their noble
heads. The candidates have resigned
or. rather. have refused to he halnd he
fore the nnhic in the ridiculous charac-
ter the Republican would impose upon
them.
The sun., 1900-09-26
DELAWARE STATE FAIk, DOVER
Reduced Rates via PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad.

For the benefit Of persons visiting the
Delaware State Fair. to he held lit Fair
view Park. Dover, October ?, 8, and a,
ne PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
a'hiladelphia. Wilmington and Balti-
more lailroadl will sell excurtion tickets
including admission to the grounds. from
principal stations on the Maryland iii.
vision and from all points on the Della
ware Division and branches, at greatly
reduced rates. Tickets will be sold from
October to 4 inclusive. good to return
until October ., inclusive.
me fair this Year promises to exceed
~ former wears in interest ana attrac-
lanS. Lar&e premiums will hr offered n
the trottine, pacing and running races.
and the GRAND display 81 fruits. ccrrals.
ahd liYe stock will prove most interesting
and instructive.
The sun., 1900-09-26
General Markets.

New York, Sept. %.
FLoUR State and western weak and lower s.
sell; Minnesota patents, Si.20ui.G0: winter
stragts, si,a5a3Gj; winter eYtms. s.. 7Oa3; win
ter patents, Sa70ai.
WHEAT Weak and decidedly lower this morn.
Ing under liquidation, prompted BIZ declines III
the northwest and foreign selling; October s21sc
December sS5sasi7sc
RYs-Dnlli state, j5a5Gc., G. j. l., New York;
Ne. western, G0c., !. o. b ahoat.
GORN~Opcned steady on the strength Of casl,
corn, but declined later with wheat; October 49,
nlj3ic. December, II 11-1Gai2c.
0AfS-Dull and easier; track white state 2Ua
2gc.; track, white, western, a.a33c.
PORK-Steady; mess, Sl2.7jaii; family, sl52ja
16
LARD Steady: prime western steam. 750c
BUTrER-Weak; state dairy, l5Aa21c; cream.
cry, 17a22lsc
cHEEsE-strong; large white, 11Bc; small
white, l1Al113sc.
EGGS-Quiet md steady; state and Pcnnsylva-
mia, 1sa2lc.; western, loss off, 2Oc.
SUGAR-Raw strong; fair refining, 4Ne.; cen.
trifugal, 96 test, 5e; refined firm; crushed o55c /;
powdered, 6.25c
TURPENTINE-Quiet at 41l5a42c.
0LASSES-Quiet; New Orleans, 43a53c
RlCE-Steady; domestic, 4asa6lac; Japan, AZ
p5c.
TALLoW-steady; city. 4%c; country, asa
sl7sc
HAY = Quiet; shipping, 75a771sc; good to
hoce, s2laae21sc.
The sun., 1900-09-26
s1oo l.mMAnn. 500.

The readers OF this paper will he
rleased to lcagf that thrrr il at least
one dreaded { 6ase that science has
been all to 9 in all its stages ana
that is c farrh Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only post p cure now known to
the med ,al f..-tcrnity. Catarrh being
Il constit l-onal dlscase, requires Il con
Stitutont treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface Of
the system, thereby destroying the foun-
Gation of the disease. and giving the
patient strength By building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer one-hundred dollars for any case
thar it fails to cure Send for list Of
testimonials.
Address +. J. CHENEY, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-09-26
Five Charters Granted.

Dover. sept. %. Five charters were
issued today ~ follows:
The OaNaca Mining. Milling ana Ill
vesthenl g.. u Denton. Texas, ID ac-
uairc mines IN Mexico; capital stock
$500 600.
III Trinidad Mining and Milling CO..
of New York city. 10 acquire mines in
JaliSco. Mexico: capital stock 100000.
The New York, Philadelphia ana Nor
rolk Telegraph ana Telephone CO.. Of
Wilmington; capital stock $15OOO0.
Ihc Keystone Manufacturing CO.. Of
Philadelphia. to manufacture shelf paper
md paper bags; capital stock 500. 900
The Metallic Condensed Co., Of Phil
ad"lpllia, to buy sell and operate mines:
capital stock $S.000
The sun., 1900-09-26
BASEBALL INTEREST AROUSED.
Rev. Short Will Auction orr the Priv
ileSe OF Umpiring.

Interest i'll the proposed base ball game
between the morning and afternoon
papers is increasing. The game will be
played at the Front and Union streets
grounds Friday afternoon, the proceeds
to 90 to the Galveston fund. The ques-
ton Of selecting an umpire. however has
not vet been decided. AS there are "a
many applicants for the position of nm
rlro i has heen suggested that The llriyi-
rgc be anctioncd off 10 the highest bid
der. Rev. /. Burgctte Short has been
selected aS the nuctioncer and The auc-
.tion Of the privilege will take place II
few minutes hrforr the game is started
Rev. short will also he one Of the lid
derS as he i an applicant for thr posi-
tion. Tickets for the game arr now Oh
sale,
The sun., 1900-09-26
Secretary Roots HeaIth.

Washington, Sept. 25.-Adjutant Gen.
cral Corbin has received Il personal letter
from Secretary Root saying that his con.
dition is improving. hut giving no indica.
tion Of purpose to return to Washing.
ton in the immediate future Secretary
Root is nj his summer home at South.
ampton, y. u, and is convnlescing from
a severe operation for the removal Of Il
troublesome curhuncle Oh his breast.
The sun., 1900-09-26
Choctaw Governors N;s.,nr

Paris. Tex, Sept %. Joe Everilgc Of
The Choctaw nation is positive thnt nci-
ther Governor Mccurtain nor Judge
iilikc. who have not been hoard from
since Sept. y were in Galveston at the
time q the storm. lie says that they
missed The train in Dallas and then gave
up the "trip, Governor McCurtain going to
some health resort III the Indian Terri.
tory and Governor Elect Duke going to
Colorado. Neither has been heard Of
here. hnMovor.
The sun., 1900-09-26
Like The MollneuN cnse.

Rochester Sept 25.-A case rescm.
bling somewhat that Of the NIolincux
poisoning case i'll New York has Just
come to light here. and the grand jury i
investigating it. Mrs. Margaret Root Of
96 Glendale park, a private detective.
has been very i'll for the past two weeks.
and she claims the trouble was caused by
some mysterious white powders that She
received through the mail and which She
unsuspcctingly, ns she claims. took fol
medicine
The sun., 1900-09-26
building Cars orNew Design.

The Jackson 4 sba,p Company i.
building nine new trolley cars for the
United Power and Traction Company.
Ihry are ofa new design and give ample
protection 10 thu motorman ana conduc.
tor from the severe weather they must
pass through In the winter The front
end back i enclosed IL gia9s.
The sun., 1900-09-26
A Mothers Meeting.

Lac Delaware kindergarten Assc cia-
ton Will hold me-ting this afternoon
at O'Clock in Friends School. Fourth
and West streets. At the mothers meet.
!!nE which will follow the business meet
llg the subject Literature for Children"
will be discussed.
The sun., 1900-09-26
bryan Back In Lincoyn.

Lincoln, Ncb,, Sept. % W. ]. BRYAN
returned 70 Lincoln after his "Trip 10 CHI
cago % consult with the Democratic mi.
tional committee. lie said he had no IN.
nouncement u make rs to The result 81
his trip further than already had beSa
nnlt.
The sun., 1900-09-26
Beeri4 scarce..

Butchers report a scarcity in the beef
an pork markets and the consequt mt
advance in the prices. The scarcity of
beef is believed to be due chiefly to Il e
TACT that large shipments Of cattle are &
ing made from this country to Europe.