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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-10

face Is rendered unsightly by pimples,
blotches and eruptions, whose complexion
Is sallow, whose eyes are heavy, whose
shoulders are bent and whose carriage is
slonchy, does not succeed either in bust
ness OF IN social life A man like that
should be sentenced 20 live for thirty days
In a room where all the walls were mirrors.
He would then get sick Of his own unWhole-
someneSs, Just az other people do. Such a
man should have an honest protrait that
did not hatter him always before his eyes.
Il only costs a tiiae for man 20 dress we'll,
aud Il costs still less fof him 20 keep clean,
wholesome and healthy in a physical way.
When mans stomach Is right and his di.
gestion is right, his blood will be pure and
rich and he will be wholesome and healthy
physically Dr. pierces Golden Medical
Discovery makes O man night in every way
by making his stomach, liver and digestion
right Il gives him a hearty appetite and
facilitates the assimilation Of the life Civ.
ing elements OF the food Il drives out all
impurities from the blood II IS the great
blood maker and desh-builder Il does not
build fabby flesh OF make corpuleut peo-
pie more corpulcut Honest druggists
don't advise substitutes.
~ was tired al the time, writes J hdwafd
Davis ESQ. icare II Geo .. Lasherl it7 No. 10Th
81 Philadelphia Pa In the morning felt as
" had never slept and was TOO languid % eat.
I was troubled with pimples hoils dry head,
backache and hollow cheeks. AZ one time /
had twenty eight boils on my back was
very dependent and thonghi nothing wonla
cure me Then ! commenced % AXE pr
picrce's Golden Medical Dis1vefy This medi.
cine together with d. rierc.s Pellets, cured
me Folks now say Hello, Edl hlais De
come u YOU pimpiesi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-10
steam Communication with TAHITI.

san Francisco April i0,-News has
been received from Tahiti via Auckland,
y. T., that the Tahitian government
has accepted the Oceanic s. ;. COM
panys proposal f0r a steam service
from San Francisco eJ Tahiti Here
tofore the only connection between the
Society Islands and San Francisco has
been maintained by schooners sailing
al intervals OF about a month and Oc-
cupylng from thirty 10 thirty-siX days
In passage According to the terms OF
the agreement entered into between the
Tahitian government and the Oceanic
$. S. company, a ship OF about 5000 tons
register Is To be placed In the service to
make II round trips per annum. each
round trip occupying about 80 DAYS,
which includes thirteen days ia port
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-10
Creek Indian MOVIE Nortb.

Chicago, April ia special 10 the
Record from Eld0ra, Ia, says:
Creek Indians from Indian Territory
are coming north and viii locate IN
Iowa. Minnesota, and the Dakotas' An
agreement has just been signed and
made public boy members of the Indian
commission whereby the Creeks viii be
allowed TO take up forty acres OF land
to a family under the Curtis act ana
for such opportunity relinquish TO the
United States government the control
of their schools and abolish their tribal
government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-10
New California Museum.

Berkeley. Cal. April io-Mrs. Phoebe
A. Hearst has decided 20 establish a
museum OF art and archaeology az the
University Of California. She has
planned for the collection on a large
scale cf objects Illustrating the history
OF fine arts throughout the world. Incl.
dentnlly the collections viii be OF great
chronological interest The fruits Of
these explorations VIII be housed In the
new me arts building,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-10
Among The Dead.

Washington April 1O-Commodore
william X. Mayo, y. S. n, retired
died at his home In this city last night,
aged 70 years.
New York, April 1O.-Dayld S. Ham
mond, lessee Of the Plaza and Murray
Hin hotels. died at the latter hotel last
night aged 65 years. He was an owner
and breeder Of fine trottlng horses.
New York, Aprl l0-Herman Mar
cuse. formerly one OF the best known
bankers IN New York. Ia dead at
Nledelwalluf-o Rhine, Germany, aged
IS years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-10
Exclude Chinese from The south,

Chicago. April lO--A special 70 the
Tribune from Austin, Texas says;
state Health officer Edmund Souchon
Of Louisiana and State Health Ofhcer
w. c. Blunt, Of Texas held a confer
cnce here today on the reference 20 the
admission Of Chinese into Texas and
Louisiana from California. II Is
claimed by the health officers that there
Is danger Of a spread OF the buboniU
plague n the Chinese are permitted TO
enter the States unrestricted. IL is like
Is a quarantine viii be established
against an Chinese coming from Cali
fOrnia points
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mails.

san Francisco April iO-The contract
for carrying the Australian and English
closed mails across the Pacific has been
awarded by the United states govern
ment 20 the Oceanic Steamship COM
pany, for ten years at a rate of 81 per
mile. The service SIS 90 begin N1yem-
Der lst The steamers win touch a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-10
PUERTO RICAN BILL

Honolulu, Apia or Pago- Page in the
Samoan group, ana Auckland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-10
Loss rERR1RrE

ur,, w not anticipate the official re-
~ 81 .he number killed and wounded
= ueen differently stated. but fear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-10
,.a,.b Officer Writes ScathingIy
# Tactics on the Tugela'
Strategy THERE WAS NONE
mad Not Been Drawn or by
Lord Roberts, Ladysmi'h would
Have Fallen

-, March 3l.-tCorrespondence
%e Associated Press.l-The officer
.s Gsp. Butler who scathlnsly de-
N''I 4,ts disaster az splon Kop today
So .,..ss his remarkable series with a
'--,,,oo AS bitter as ever fell upon
''u- -.-,i This week his article Is
'cr.5 TO a general review Of the
80 or rather lack OF strategy
t't preceded the relief Of Ladysmlth'
'".' "a i-suIss a terrible indictment
-.,.t hs useless sacrifice OF the
,st brigade whose gallantry eXcites
!, much admiration In England.
BLuNDERrNG ALL ALONG
ay..o writes this officer "Ladysmlth
,..h.sp relieved az last; we have been
WANDERING along the line OF hills that
s-~ mai northern bank Of the Tugela
q, many months; attempting to pass
n ali sorts OF Impossible places and
,,ra,lnp heavy loss each time That
an accurate description OF the ten
vs.ts campaign on the Tugela' No
On. knew the ground or took the trouble
,,san H. As am example OF this sub
i~. Indifference. Gen. Butler was not
S@srs had HIangWanl mountain. which
e,~~ards me crossing Of the Tugela,
ys. I'M the southern side Of the river
pr,1 he had failed in three different
s,ismpts. Yet De lived for weeks with
IN tbrea OF four mllSs Of the hill, and
a. the battle of Colenso his right nahA
f,.e1ied beyond 10.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
Polacy ma Wegrzech.

Pr.yjszoi nam swykls wsgrsy sail.
csajs okOso 100 tysisoy polak6w, miss..
kajsoych cd bardso dawnyoh juA osa.
SOW " p6snoonych wegr.sob, lkonssk.
wsntnie do siowsk6w.
Co prswda, 10 l v Gslioji tax mslo
sie trossoss o tyoh wegierskich pola.
k6w, 70 wiadomoI6 dxisnnikarska o Cd
kryciu przss prof. Poliwke, csscha, "
Z. 1885 npolak6w" " gdrnsj Orawie.
wywoiaha wprswdsie " Galioji psvns
sdsiwisnis, nikomu jednak I uosonyoh
galicyjskioh ME pr.ys.'o na mysl, .sby
to s'osunki bliaej sbadai s~tatystyosnis
Tub hissoryosnie.
A jsdoak oiskaws odkrycie prof. Pc.
hwki nile jest nswem Polskie osady
ma Wegr.sch .ossafy jua stvierd.ons
konsLrypcjami ~ur.edowsmi |. lat 1772 l
1887, . nawst konskrypOjs r.. 1853.
Znakomity wresIois slawista Ssambsr.
poras pisrws.y M podstawie loislyoh
badah poosst odr64nia6 wyrsznie We.
gier'kloh polak6w cd morawian i 10.
wak6~, 1 stwisrd.ii, 70 " nstolioy"
Treho,yhskiej M Orawis 1 Spisu .naj.
DUE sic 80 600 polak6w sylko 90 do
Snaryszu Zsmplinu braklo mo infor.
maoji.
Co do ~pochod.snis osady polskis M
Wegr.ech d.iela sie ma dwis grupy, .
mianowiois: osady polskis v g6rno.
wegisrskioh stolicaoh: Trsno.yn, Ora.
VA Lipt6w, Spit, sraryss, Zsmplin
Giemer 1 Abauj, " kt6ryob polaoy sta.
nowis ludnosc sbita / po cseIoi tubyl-
czs, = dalej sapolacy " ro.sypcs po rot.
nych stoliosoh: % to ossdy mnisj snao..
ne, q pc csssoi lwieas,ej daty.
o tych 10 polskaoh wegisrskioh IA
misszosa obsonis ,,Lud", organ tow.
ludosnavcssgo We Lwovis, bard.o ~.
misnna ! zr6dfows praOs Maksymiljsna
Gumplowicsa p. I. nPolaoy ma We.
RrIsoh" wydawsns staranism dr.. s.
Eijsssa Radsikowskisgo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
0 ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

Niewinnie zasadzony. Csyta.
my W nDIie nniku Poznshskim": W No.
ossrwou roku .sssisgo skszass gliwioka
i.bs karns gospodarss Kryteckisgo II
rsekoms pokslscsenis pewnsgo ur.ed.
niks ma rok w~iesisnis, ma mooy ss.nah
tandarma Giowy, kt6ry pr.ysisgl, 70
ns~Pssinikism byl Krystsoki, kt6rego
rospozoaf mimo nocy. Krystsckisgo
natychmisst srssttowsno. Wniossk o
rswi,je wyroku posostai be. skutku.
Ofwiadcssniu tony s~kasanego, to q
wiasciwsgo sprawce, nile uwisrsono, Q
isbs ksrna ponownis odrsuoiia proibe o
podjecie procssu, smusn j. jednak do
tsgo ma skutek zatalsnia sad nadsie.
miahski. Zsndarm Giowa ponownis
prsysisgl, 10 Krystsoki pokalec.yi q.
rsedniks. P~rIssiuohsno 81 iwiadk6w,
misdsy mimi wioIoisnin Kosioisk prey.
snss sic, fe on jest winowsjcs. Krys.
teckisgo nstyohmiast wypussc.ooo Z
w~issisnis, " kt6rsm prsesiedzisl III
miesieoy.
- Zaburzenia " wiezieniu CRU.
dziadzkiem. ,,Gssslliger" donosi:
nC"srsoh ssssshcow tutejsssgo domu
tarnsgo nspsdio dosoroe pomoonio.sgo
Fausss, ksory ich wped.ii Z sisni do 90.
u, ] ssbili 60 maotkism. Jedsn |. nicb
ubraf sic W surdui Isbitego, orapks
przypassi sobis jsgo paisss. wssysoy
os'srej prsedossali s,e nsssepois Prise.
muir, q prrsbrany "a dororce sk~sssniso
prowsdsn kolsg6v prssr missso. z,
miastem rosisosyli sic. Dvsj uoisklI,
dvoch drugich posnsno v poblitu mia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

. ON ka4dsj o~bisoujs potomstwo. Jsili
kto prague o col wypyta6 rrebsgo".
10 vnss prssssksdsa sauga, bss osrsmo.
NIL vyprowadssjso goSois. W pr.eois.
Ga kr6tkisgo osasu miassso.ko nawis.
d.ih trssj taoy moadykowis', uni6s,s.y
10 sobs $500 rub.
- Potar kocka. Strassny ogieh
nswisdzR missto Kook - CUB. sisdlsc.
kis5, Spslilo de II dom6w missskal.
nyoh. Knka osob sgins.o " psomis.
niaoh' gdy ohciaiy rssows6 swojs mis.
ME. 200 rodsin jest bes dachu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
RacznOSC POlacy!
Jezel chcecie dobrs ~urodzajns farme "a
mafa gotowke, to kupcie W
Owl POLSCE.

NOVA Polsks" zuajduje sic przy sta.
Cyl Beaver, W powiecie Marinette. Wis.
IA NIL ma zachod cd wielkich fabrycz,
nych mast: Marinette 1 Menominee
wzdfuz 1eziora Michigan, gdzie okrety
moga dojechac re wszystkich stron swia-
Ia, | duzo koleji z~elaznych, a kolej Chi
cago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul przechodzi
prEes sam srodek grunt6w.
Grunta te ga wszystkie tax zwane
,grunta twardego drzewa", glina 1 car
noziem, ! nadaja sic ma uprawe najroz-
maltszego zootaa, koniczyny, tymotki,
ozmaite gatunki warzywa oraz owocu
nadaja sic wysmienicie ma hodowle bydfa
! owiec; 50 lam dobre drogi, woda, szkofy
l kosciofy orax diva tartaki. Jestto led.
nym z natlepszych targow "a got6wke w
Ameryce. Dostajemy o wiele wyzsza &C.
ne gotowka "a nasze produkta, b, do,
swinie ! owce jak W Milwaukee lub w
Chicago. Try cwiercie ludzi stanu Wis.
consin zamlesEkuje wzdfuz wybrzeza ie.
ziora Michigan, gdzie duze miasta 1 IA
bryki istnieja, ajedna czwarta ludzi Jest
r~oirzucona pc resicie stanu. Farmerzy
tam fadaja cd $500 do $4,000 Ia akier
gruntu uprawnego. ia sprzedsje cd $500
do $500 IA skier grontu nieuprawnego,
ma iatwa wypiate po 9 proceot: erunta r.
ga beg zadneRo dfugu | dam kazdemu
kupu1acemu abstrakt wykazujscy czysty
tytuf ~~fasnosci, xanim pieniadze ~zostana
wpfacone; grunta te mole przylegaja do
farm uprawnych. Mozecie pracowac ma
farmie ! mozecie W zimie dostac prace w
tartakach W boru. Dlaczego kupowac
ncha ziemie hub W lichem poiozeniu 1
kofo lichego targu. kiedy mozecie grun-
Ia dostac tanio wdobrze ~zaludnione3 osa-
dzie. Tysiace farmer6w mieszka ma oko-
10 mas, pomiedzy tymi Jest prseszfo 800
polskich familij. Teraz Jest czas do ku
pienia. Grunta p6jda W gore, tax lax I
wsxystko inne idzie W gore. Teraz lest
wfasciwy cEas, W ktorym farmer zbiera
swote bogactwo. Zabezpieozcie sic pre-
ciwko hchym cxasom. Farmer W dobrem
mie1scu mole zawsxe swoje zycie xrobic,
dac swym dzieciom dobre WICKLOW anie !
wyuczyc 1e do ~szystkiego 90 w zyciu
Jest potrzebnem, ma doktor6w, naucsy-
cieli, ~adwokat6w a nawet ma dobrych DO
litykierow; jezeli zas dzieoi te ME beda
mogfy ma zycie z IA nauks swojs zarobic.
to stara farma ich wszystkich wyzywi.
Wszystko CO ia zadam, abyscie sami O.
be1rzeli mole grunta, ktore vas prxeko-
na1a, ze sa dobre do uprawy wszy stkie-
go. Pc s~.czeg6fy, sgioscie sic pod sdre-
sem:
TeOdOr Rudzinski.
4O3 Mitchell ul. Milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

sta ! pc .acietym opor.s odprowad.ono
do viesisnia. Ci, kt6rsy uoiskli, VIA.
mali sie - jsdnej spobli.kioh wiossk.
nsrobili s.kody, 1 nile sdoaano ich. dotsd
poohwyoi6. Na.ywajs NE Kuss I Nsu.
mann.
- Tolerancja prusks. Csytsmy
" nDsieo. Po.o.": nNis ulsga juf wst.
Pliwoici, e M nismisoks wysssws po.
.nahsks prsybed.ie mn6stwo os6b |.
Kr6lss'wa. Byioby dowodsm Eoioin.
nOioi. gdyby ssr.sd vyssawowy posta.
ral se o to, toby M dworcu snissiono
Iakss sprssdawnia gszet polskioh.
Bard.oby 10 uiatwilo polskim goiciom
nismisckisj vyssavy orjsnsowsnie ne
" sprswsch wystswy, ! gassty mislyby
intsrss pisa6 o wystswis 1 jej ur.sdss.
mach wiscsj jsk juH pis.s- 'Inaossj 1
pod tym v.gledsm goIois wystsvovi
wynioss .ssd nsjgors.s vrasshis o 10.
l~srsncji Ola jssyks wiskssoioi miss..
kaho6w".
nObecuis goIoi " Bsrlinis v ogro.
dixie zoologicznym trups samoafosyk6w
nowych wsp6iobywatsli .~nismieokich.
hsdne 10 ! sympasyo.us posssois. Pa.
b~liosnoi6 bsrlihska pr.ssadsa dc "
grssosnofoisoh ola nioh. w pomisss.
ksnisch urssdxa i'm iasisnki, . mad kur.
kami woody - nspisy; malulu (rimna),
ueuela (ciepas wods). U mas ME welno
nswss ma wagonaoh tramwsjowyoh dad
Polskioh napis6w, wsdle kt6ryoh mo-
gliby sis orjsnsowac liO.ni goscie, prIy.
bywsjscy M wystaws. S~sossiliwi %.
moshosyoy. z~wraoamy uwsgs ma ten
objsw solsrancji wsp6aobywssslskisj p.
p. nhikstystom 1 wsseohniemisokim".
- ZbrOdnia W Chojnicach. Mia.
sto prIybratO SHOWN dAwns 6sjognomis,
ws.ed.is psnujs spok6j. Divine &
tenie robi M m~ieszkahoach wojsko kt6.
rego dotad tam nile snsno, . kt6rsgs
utr.ymsnis kosstuje dsiennie okoto
1000 marsk. Kosxta 10 must ponisi6
mias'o. PosiadiOioi Levy'sgo ssr.sas
dnism noos podw6juy pos.srunsk,
pr6os .andsrma, kt6ry snajduje sis "a.
wsss " bsspoirsdnism poblisu. w.bu.
rssnis ~pr.soiwko Hydom Jest bard.o
wielkis. Og6fem "a ostatnie zabur.s.
MIA arssstowano l8 os6b. Codsisnnis
odbywajs sic pr.ssidohy. Wyfled.ono
to. togo nismca, ks6ry .niswasyi o.yn.
ME komissr.a kryminalnego Wshns.
4 ,,Nie ma polskiej narodowos.
ci". w Ois.'yois prasd isbs sarps
s'swaf 8 :. m. rsdaktor pGa.sty Oh.
sstyhskisj", p. P~isnissny. "a srtykul
ssmiss.o.ony ~ numsr. 30 p. b. nKris.
gstvsrsinv ma Wsrmjr". Oskaraony
bron!f sic sam, gdyH adwokst, kt6ry
kilks raIy sastspowai 60 pr.sd ssdsm,
tym rasem ME choias uis podja6 obrony.
Prokurasor, ~nsilsdujso minisira Mique.
Ia, wywod.ii, Il " Nismossoh polskisj
narodowoEoi nile ma, - tylko nismoy.
Zar.ucai ~polakom, 70 nile potra6li sis
risdsic, 70 W Polsos byfa bisds, . d.iI
woals polsoy ME byliby .dolni do rs,
dow. Oskartony rsdsktor tet nile Jest
~polakism, DO sic rodsii " Nismossoh
mozs bye zadowolony, 70 sic zusjdujs
M Ionic mstki Gsrmsnji. Pc syoh
pisknych kwiatsoh, pan prokurstor -
szkods, e ,Gas. Olsst." nie podaje js-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

s.ndra Jelskiego I gubsrnji mihskisj.
Museum otrzymsao Cd nisgo misdsy
innemi tsks . sutografsmi Aickievio.s,
sabakisrke tsgo4 = m~sdalionsm T. Kos.
oiusski; pisrloish I pisosscIs pamiatko.
We, jak pisricieh Koioiusski. kt6ry ten.
10 darowal Nismoevicsovi . popisr.
STEM swojem, rsnistem ~ rubinis; piers.
oieh starosslaohsoki . hsrbsm Dsialosxs
. iniojaasmi J. L. XVI W; pamistki
po Francissku Bukatym, ostatnim poils
Rssospospolitsj " Londynis: pamisski
po Adamis Ohmar.s, ostatnim wojswo.
dsie mihskim; Stanislavis Jelskim, 10.
missr.u skarbu ~litswskisgo I wisls In.
nyoh' kt6rs % tylko .spowiedsis oalsgo
bogsssgo sbioru Z vislkim pisty.nsm
prsss oisg tyoia gromsdsonyoh pamis.
tek sabytk6w - ZsmoSoiu, dobraoh
oiarodawoy.
Jsdnoc.sIois g6rno. ilsssoy .aofyli v
dsrss piskny obslisk r.nissy ~ k.mis.
niu ~vsgislnym = popisrsiem Jagisliy
dssami jubilsus.owsmi, stojsoy M pod.
stswis = krus.o6w Slssks. Ma uo.css.
nile tsgo dsru g6rno ilssak6w ,braois =
mad Wiley, Nismns I Dnispru" .losyli
wisniso d ssosownym nspisem M wsts-
gaoh.
Wislkisgo naukowsgo snaossnis JEST
takfs sspowiedsiany Denny sbi6r SRA.
gistyc.ny, jsdsn {. najbogatssych -
Polscs, sapisauy Museum testamsnssm
pr,ss 6. p. Edmunda DIshls, inaynisra
dr6g kom. y Warszawis. "a poIrsd.
niotwsm p. Zygmunta Glogera Muse.
I'm otrsymaio dvie ksrtki = nis.nansgo
kodsksu miniaturowsgo . XIV visku =
postsciami biblijnemi, ~. Hisronimsm
l prawdopodobnis Mikoaajem Lasoo.
kim, biskupsm p~osuahskim, .nakomi.
tym uo.onym Z hsrbsm uDo,eg." u
n6g.
Projekt przeciw zspobiezeniu
emigracji. z Wars.suy do. os,a:
TowAr,yH~o rolnioss y Sisdloaoh q
snaio II ~nsjlspssy irodsk sarsdosy
prssciv smigracji u~bespiso.snis vssyss-
kich robotnik6w folwarc.nyeh M do4y.
ole, " Ten spos6b, - q. p. robotnik lob
au4scy, 20 ~wysauasniu 20 lat otrryms
jodnors.owo 300 rubli. T~owsr.yssvo
rolnicss swr6 siio ne " tsj sprawis =
odpowiednismi odssvami do obywatsli
gubsrnji hsdlsokiej, . jsdnooseinis
vysiaio swoioh dslegss6w do Warsza.
Wy cslsm om6wisnia csisgo tsgo pro.
jsktu |. tamtsjsssmi tovarzystwami a.
b~sspieossh 1 ~uzysksnia jsk nsjdogod.
nisjssyoh wsrunk6w Ola tego rodssju
ubsspisoIeh.
- Wizyta u ,,rebego''. Jsden :
mieszkshSow mAisgo m,ss,soska y CUB.
podolskisj, odwisdsiwssy bawiscsgo "
misIcis ucsdyka" aydovskisgo, opisal
potsm - nKijowskism Stowis" 70 wisy-
y. ,,Csdykowi" towsrsyssy .aswyo,sj
orsssk pomocnik6w piatnyeh, stsnowis-
oyoh jsgo wsrte honorows. Stsrssy
p~omoonik na.yws sic ngabs', miodssy
~,,mss.smss.". Odwisdsajsoy prsbego"
wohod.s pojsdyhoso, ME trzymsjso de
kolsi, DO gsbs ssojscy prsy dr.wiaoh,
lego naprs6d wpussoss, Cd kogo wick.
sss osrsymujs iap6wke. Wsredissy do
pokoju, trssba osska6 ohwil kilka, DO
.rsbs" udaie, fs ME vidsi vchodxaoe.
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SICK SOLDIERS TO RETURN.
Secretary Roots Plan for Relieving
Troops in the Philippines.

Secretary Roots Plan for Relieving
Troops in the Philippines.
The approach OF the rainy season in the
Philippines has caused the Secretary OF
War TO issue orders for bringing home a
number OF sick soldiers and enlisted men
who have less than six months to serve
and DO not intend 10 re-enlist.
The first to be returned will b, about
500 men selected from the Fourteenth
Eighteenth and Twenty-thiri regiments,
United States Infantry. They will leave
Manila In about a month The men OF
these regiments have been in the Philip
pines since the outbreak OF hosulities. and
it is the intention OF the department to
give them a long rest before they are
again given duty in the tropics. A bat
TALON from each Of the other regiments
Of regular troops now IN the Philippines
will be sent to this country within The
next few months.
Secretary Roots plan is. If possible. TO
keep a battalion Of each regiment serving
outside Of the limits OF the United States
ina this country 10 be known as home bat
talions." These battalions will be used
Ia breaking in recruits. who will be sent
TO join the regiment in Porto Rico, Cuba
or the Philippines At the end of a year
the home battalion will be sent abroad
and one OF the other battaii0ns brought
back. To this way soldiers viii only serve
two OF their three years enlistment in
the tropics and it is believed that the
health Of the men Will be greatly bene-
fitted
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THINGS THEATRICAL.

When Henry Miller performed Freeman
Wills version Of "A Tale Of Two Cities
here last week many lovers Of Dickens
took exception TO what they termed the
lack Of reverence shown in the adapter's
handling Of the original story. These peo-
pie knowing the great Englishman better
than the craft Of the stage. complained
that important characters and incidents
had been omitted without reason. and this
feeling prevailed even after local critics
had proclaimed the impossibility OF using
all the material in so thick a volume as
that Of the novel. The verify Of the proc
lamation. however. was proved last night
az the Academy OF Music. where Thomas
f. Shea presented James Harkirs' ar
rangement. which bears the title of sgd
ney Carton Having a large proportion
Of Dickens creations and episodes-intro-
ducing. in addition TO the folk of The
Only Way. such types as Jerry Cruncher.
John Barsad, Roger ely Miss Pross. and
the Sewing Girl, the piece still lacks much
Of the Dickens spirit that predominated
the earlier transcription. In places the
play is talky and broadly melodramatic:
rarely is 10 thoroughly satisfactory. Mr.
Shea does an intelligent and commendabIe
bit OF work in the name role, though Mr.
Harkins has not gained the sympathy for
the part that Mr. Wills did. The support
ing cast is not all that could be asked. but
several cOmmendable portrayals are fur
nished. Altogether while Mr.. Harkins'
construction doubtless serves the stars
purpose very well. it is not such a vehicle
as one would wish for an actor Of Mr..
Shca's merit.
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A CONGRESSIONAL JUNKET.
Trip to Newport News on the
Dolphin.

Ten members Of the House Committee OH
Naval Affairs will leave Washington today
on the converted yacht Dolphin for a trim
to Newport News to inspect the new bat
tleship Kearsarge and the big shipbuilding
works at that place.
Lieutenant Commander Sutherland. com
mander OF the Dolphin. stated YESTERDAY
that the yacht would leave the Washington
Navy Yard at 9 o'clock providing of
course. that all Of the party had arrived at
the docks by that time. The journey to
Newport News vii! consume about twelve
hours.
The committee will spend Saturday on q
tour Of inspection and start on the return
trip Saturday at midnight. reaching Wash
ington Sunday noon. Representatives Foss
Dayton. Bull. Mudd. Metcalf. Cummings
Meyer. Kitchen. Vanaiver. and Wheeler
will make the trip.
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LaCeS & embrOideries.

Remnants Of Valenciennes laces. in
a large variety Of pretty patterns;
sIsc many insertings Worth up &c
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broideries. with insertings to match.
Many very desirable effects. d3C
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broldcTies. up to : inches wide-with
iusertings to match. The last of
many popular lines. Worth up to 4 &c
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nainsook emhrOideries. edgings and In
serting-widths ranging up TO
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F. C. Whitney's presentation Of QUO
Nadis, which is to be seen next week
at the Columbia Theatre. that the crea-
lions OF the book have been faithfully re-
produced in the drama. and that they are
most admirably enacted. Color is given
the last part Of this statement by the
announcement Of the cast which includes
such notables as ale Edmund ID. Lyons
Joseph HawOrth, Arthur Forrest Elmer
Graudin, W. T. Clifton and R0selle Knott
These roles and interpretations should
have much to do with the interest Of the
offering. for the local engagement OF which
seaLs are seIIrg.