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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
INVASION IMPRACTlCABLE.
London Says Bu!lci's Transnort Is
+. Insufficient For TransvnnI

London Smys Bu!lcr's Transnort /.
Insufficient For TransvnnI.
LONDON, Fob. q. - Tie Morning
Loader says:
''The crossing of the Tugola river wa 3
scarcely opposed, but that is not to saw
that fierce resistance may not 10 looked
for before the Onderbrook works are
negotiated.
"A high authority agreed yesterday
with'the opinion expressed in these COL
"r''na eho- fot- -ncrttg Operations any time
within week. We cannoS see how nm
advance through North Natal can be
mace before Charleston aud Van Roc.
mems pass are secure. AS for the ones,
ton OF General Buffers invading tha
Iransvaal. practical difficulty cyists
Our Information is that his ,ransr0rri -
utterly insufficient unless the Roors
oblige him By fighting along the rail
way '"e 4"iA'
I'VE look for one fight abo-t Pie.ors
Station and then tho departure cf ,bs
commandcs Of Free Stattrs for Dr1j-ars
bnrg and The TIarsvaai and for liojrbo
Nothing is doing IN North Cane CEIonv
ana the greater part of the Beers anna.
rehtiy nave retired TO fight in tbeir
own state. 'ueif
"hXpecta.io sits in the gate 70 know
the result Of the chase after GanauoI
Cropje." General
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
THIEVES FoLlNG BRYAN
Nimb'c-EInGered y Take Advan-
tage OF t,wds.

CHARLESTON, Fe- Some proies.
ional pick2ockcts 81 be following
Bryan from place t. in tho south
!nking advantage ohxcitemcnt OF
the peoplo when laS TO shake
hands with tho leade
There were two IS during the
demonstration hero. ng tie crush
when Mr.. Bryan cQai his speech,
Senator Staaland sMieved o; his
pockctbooil, contlhHmong other
things q - bill end dousand d. mile
railroad ticket. 49,
A littlo later, While crowd we:
pushing about the CO in which
Mr.. Bryan was seHi the thiove
relieved Mr.. NJ. Id bn. visitor
pocket.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Claims li"nvy DIm,res

SAVANNAH. Feb. 21.-The Merchants
and Miners Transportation com,,rr
rave h'ed an answer in the Uni,ea
states court to tho libe, snit OF Rit,,n
noose II Moore against the stenmshin.
i.hsCa. in which Moore claims s25 OH
Iah,ages Ior the sinking OF the dredoe.
1 p'1na sotne months ago. The com
pany natly denies any liability ,rEo.
over, holding that the droSr, ~
the channel Of tho Savannah Us ~
winch Is narrow enc, and was in snni,
y position an obstruction and a ireTaon
to navigation. -Le LeHace
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
CnocatiIg Oc Cn,y.

Mr Ponrose Of Pennsylvania tns
lnorhlnE gave notice that OF Washig.
tons ...thGay, inmeaiate!v af:nr ~ =
read. " Washlng;on'S .rueral ,a.
dress - senate. Foraker, ho wou 4 c,i,
up III. nae resolution pyoy.1-ur tLce
the ''Hoa. >atthew S. Quay is no, en-.
tilted 10 t.. his seat il tAis BODY rs =
senator from the state o. Pennsylvania -
Mr. Penroso directed attention q the
1act that tho question involved was
privileged and intimated therefore tina.
lt wou.d take precedence over other
matters.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
rb,rrcd With Emb zzl'm'h''

,,r,,,,s Fob. GOV. Hyde OF Ne"
Orleans was arrested yesterday Dy ~
ectivos Law,oss aud Perkins on inloi ~
motion from Boyland detective agency y
%@tl0h of thns city aai viii bs 'ason to- N0% ot
Orleans tGAay to answer the cnaTg0 n, n6o of Of
omSczziing somstning over $l,oo1 stock OK
Marin Thompson q GO, nvo ,on s'In the
dealers Hyde was G% G%c@kocFer l9t go w,
Arm aud i; is c&avgeA IiSalpeaIeu ox
| New Orleans OH Feb TO- pehuinS ~ oc
animation Of his GcoEs = IL 'AP
countant.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23

DURHAM. \. c., Feb ,'--A uniorc
marriage has been soImni2od in the Fiat
river section cf this county. and the
bride las the homer OF being the young.
est wi!o i'll Durham county, ii rot IN
the state. The contracting PARTIES TO
this event were Miss M.ry Mangum,
daughter OF Mrs. Margaret ManCum.
and Percy rabtree, son OF Arthur Crab.
tree. The bride is l3 years of ago and
the groom l3 years her senior being "a,
wears old
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
H,..ro,d VIII i, Extended.

E<oyv,:In, Feb. 2o.-A special 10
0,no Ssn,iuc! frsm AIiiGl?,b5ro an
,,a~roos .,.an:s CT foot to extend the
Ta,rcss,o NortAarn railroad rom IN -.
toilette. Tenn, TO middle oaEo, u.
topco oi IS miles. Ihe roaN WIZ p.u
tratc orc Of tEo richest COL ~ .M, ,.sae I
In,, H. no,v rcrl,ins untouched on account
~ ~ ISrI, O. rnilrcad facilities. The ten
" oot t 90 Northern row has no northern
| o,,.ict
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Sentenced Chaingahr.

LAuRENs. S. O.. Feb AS a result
OF the butcher pen business ID violators
of the law woro sent to the ehaingang
by tie sessions court just tdjourretl.
tEi.;1 -iere1sT. It III s saIne tito IL dos q
not look we'll fcr the good order, morals
and reform OF the times. lt le,st in
Lanrens. Two victims go to the peai.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
I>.,rnu-..-Avuu,,sed.

r.,.r.,, rla., Feb. II -4e oh''ou '.
e.,toe co-rs has G.sl.>."-': me II men
-, ~ vh.Y3;-; Dn-tmaster w:
cnIrrer G. 80 AZ" -, Peek, lest fal. Saven OF
~ ,noso ,, l,ien wero tried Tor inti'hldat.ns
Ineso -, i1.. ;h5 nr.;o as-:z:.:nt post
,%al,Cr n','. i..t w,ra a.:iva; instantly rts ac
n.,.,t.,i n:|Ii, bv a." ,,ry U":'rd S'Aies Ds Is
Qn..'',,' ....,.,. ~ ), !~,.,,:S ,hrn decided
70 enter noi.c lrossc III the Cfnm run, 0asi aS;
Ne Ne he was satisfied there was not o'A
| 1nnca 20 convict.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23

KNOXVILLE, Feb. 2O--J. O. Osbarne
CT Van Vert, o, has closed deal with
parties in this section to establish n
mammoth s;ove factory. II, will also
build 4 sawmib from which 20 secure
lumber toc the factory. Slaves will be
shipped from here TO al scc;ious. The
abundance o; tim Der OF this section has
attracted this aS well as many other
wood odwori;iag industries.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
ccp,ion W.ii Il. Given Dsv.v

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb. I7.-Admi.
raj George Dewey and wife Will arrive
IL JackSonv...e carly next wock enrouto
for Palm Beach. Fla. where they will
lie the guests Of the Hotel ROYAL Poin.
ciana for about two weeks. The Jack
sonVlIG bonrd OF trade will invite the
admiral to Jacksonville, and q spjepdid
reception will be given the hero of Ma.
Mia bay.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
SlSnel
Witnesses 7 st!Ey ~ tia IIous, i.v.s-
t!yHt,Nn.

WAsTING-oE. l'e5. 2l.-Gho iuy-sti.
Sa:!on ct tEc m;uin. troubles and on
conduct cf the UAi;oI S;a-cs forces in
Idaho last SIMMER continued today he.
fore tho hLu @ Com glI:;Co Cu ini.I.a:r
aiIiir3.
Frolcricl. c. Robertson resumed lis
rGrr&t vo begun yesterday, Givir,, tne
Legal proceedings ho adopted j. oeEa!t
Of Iho imprisoned miuc-s anS leo olEl-
entities hA claims 10 EavA CicopnieTCn
Iroin the military autho;i-Gs, state tEi
ciR!s and the courts
.'Iio Sa,ti 10 was raf,Sed to be present
st the inquest OF thee killed during tho
outbreak and was .nab.e tn Cy!Gmuu;-
cate with tho acCIsei miners Ss 80 the
their right5, ai:lorSh re gros"D:atiTes OF
the mining Company were ?:o svao He
prO;osteI T. the attorney general that
miners were Ce!uG den.Ci the right Ct
counsel Throughout tie proceedings
the wi'ucss said the military auihori-
tics were il control Of affairs and
United States soli!or3 guarded the i'm
prisoEed men, bringing them to and
from court.
The witness said General Merriam
was III charge Of tho bull pen. These
were i!E?rcy.Sod quarters, ~ 10 ir.S2p
NS'tf@':! c,TE5 1r Roberts rx3-cssa, ~
opinion that the United States ;orres
snou!d haro been used to preserve crScT
ana upAo.d tho civil aut'.ugi;ics b1f ~
TACT, n Gec.areG. they suIc-soGci rho
civil an AoT!t:cs, ana IL some Instances
Whlca were detailed, orrCs;et mon IN
no way connected with ;hp ou break.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Advance Ia CenI.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb I0-The Dur.
ham Gas, Coal and Coke company mott.
fed igs customers today O: ON advance
the ton e The mines. |: is nOt believed
that this advance will TO permanent aa
the scarcity OF coal cars mas been greatly
relieved and the railroads arc now nble
to'de liver coal in quantities from The
East Tennessee mines.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Railroad M,n O. ; TO C"S'.

JAcYsoNvlL' :, F,n., FED. 'o'-
yrrl,ip who las Lceu FOX several years
.,orr,rher oun~,n' n ;ho passenger dopars'
ment OF me 10 liayana, ,H.y Cuba; where he
has goa" a,.,,. !" ,tci;a. lent Of the Plant
Wi. De c'!5 S,r Jr"l..n will be s!roat'y
system -. L;s r,nmv friends i'll Trans
mlssoi Up, u! Rnw %l, and III n.u-.cal circles
PT,'NiiiI Ts VIII 10 succeeded here by JTcSet ,op et
r. ne yho na5 vecc,.;,y D,cn en- pioye o.
=, l,i,n cltacity IL savannah.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
g.. g.. Fifth Division Crosses rugelo

LONDON, Feb. 2l-I:27 p m-The
war ofiice has received the following
from General Butler: "Chieyslov
Camp, Feb 4l-Tho Fifth divis;o,
crossed the Tugela today bv uo,too,,
and drove back the enomy's rear guard
cur nava! IL FOUNDER silenc!ng ali OF
the enemy's guns. 0'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Hrima Donna la Florida.

PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb 17.-Madamo
Emma Caive, the famous operatic prima
donna, whose homo is a beautiful oha.
teau near Paris is guest at the Rovol
Poinciana and will remain until ney.
week. when she will be compelled to ra.
turn north to fill her engagements.
Madame Calve cannot speak English,
but she Is accompanied by her maid.
who acts as interpreter.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
PcrsiIninon WOOD

80. ii'Lh' o. I. feO. A result
"a 'n' 'oc"'ioh OF factories IL the upper
part OF South Carolina is tho shuttle o,6
boObin factories, which use rhe Dersirn.
mon wood, giving TO it q value which !.
never before had. Large oy,ntit;as
sold at the station here at about 81 y
cord. ~ -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23

CHATTANOOGA, Feb cO-A special
frc'A Winchester, Tenn, says that
"Hn@lr2d OAKS" D." tie raiat:al home
erected cn the oiG nouc stead Of cy Gov.
cIncr Marks, l,as been sold to the Cath.
olIc church icv the establishment of a
monastery. Tho Galliiug IS very
handsome and imposing castle and was
erected by A-;huT ID. Marks and not
quite completed when lie died.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Mnmmot~ ..Asuvvf'

RALEIGH, Feb. cc1{os the largest
cotton mills in the SEas been incor-
porated iii tho cf1icska secretary OF
state. Tie namo OF tt-ro-a;:on is
the L0ray mil., TO Ee III near Gas
tonia. The capital stOcI 81 eco ODO.
THIS mill will have the 81 capacity
OF any mil il the statei vCry few
equal it i'll the south object Of
the corporation is the nac,urc and
sale o. warpS, yarns auih from cot
ton fabrics, the sale OF rran6iso and
the carrying OF Of such b bessas shall
be III kcc?in-', or pccoss2.i;h the ob
joCt CT tic company.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. FEB. a0-The
Jacksonville board OF trad, will give
Hon w. j. Rrynn n magnificent recao-
ton tomorrow. Mr.. Bryan will prob.
ably take trip down the 81 John river
to the ocean next Thursday ON the IA.
nous little tiiibustcC the Three Frionds
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
PROCLAMATIWN

NNNuoiNc SHdUlDer.
Whereas information has been re-
ceived at this Department that on
the - day of November, A. d.
1899, the barn, stables, nine mules,
wheat, fodder, peas, corn, steam on.
sine, agricultural implements OF Es-
tate OF j. G. Farrar, in the county Of
Union, Pinckney Township was
burned, and there being reason to
believe that the burning was an net
OF incendiarism,
Now, Therefore, I. NJ. r, Me-
Sweeney, Governor Of the State of
South Carolina, in order that Justice
may be done and the majesty OF tho
law vindicated, do hereby offer q 70.
ward OF One Hundred Dollars for tho
apprehension and conviction Of the
person or persons who committed
SAID act OF incendiarism.
In Testimony Whereof. 7 herepn.o
set my hand and caused the Great
seal OF the State to bo affixed. at CO.
'uinbia. this Ninth day Of February.
n. ID 100, and in tho one bund,eS
ana twenty-fourth year OF the Inds-
pehdence OF the United States of
America.
BY the Governor:
NJ. B. MoSwEExEY.
NJ. X COOPER,
Secretary OF State
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
II, ward For AIurderor

TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 20. - Governor
B.czham has offered 8IUO reward for
the apprehension of Patterson Mcbride
unaer lnd'ctMcnc for murder in Leon
connty; provided re be arrested beyond
tie confines OK Leon county.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Lccturcss Goes North,

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 2o.-Julia Nor.
rison, the retired actress. has gone to
Columbus, O.. to accept an offer to de.
liver her lecture in the cities and towns
of Ohio. Her efforts to lecture in this
section were failures. her house here
containing only 90 paid admissions.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
EN-Congrcssman Drnd.

GRAND RAPIDS, Feb. 2l.-Ex Con.
gresham Charles @ Comstoc!: diod at
ms residence here last night of preu
m"nia. aged 80 years. He was ono of
ITO pioneer mInufacturers Of Grand
Hapids and had massed large fortune
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Plpeworks In Georgia.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb 20-The new
Lookout Sewer pipeworks, in Walker
county. Ga, just below the Tennessee
line. have been completed and work
will begin within ten days The plant
cost $50, 600
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
outlet.
EInri,!n Citrus Crop.

MASH, Fla, Feb. 90 -Tro pros?'c'
for . heavy crop Of citrus ard iroH'0"'
fr,,it, was never better than nov
Mary @: ::.o oran Ge. Gr@?s,tu;,,; ,nr,s n,m.s
o,6 ir,Nol uoes are white WAN p'ooth >
AZ. - --.---,-,stp- mas -e%e, Goeii
grown il this section.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
AccldCntuI Shootiur

De FUNTAK SPRINGS. Fla, Feb. 20
Mr. l. Aymard, young man residing
at Milton, accidentally shot himself in
the thigh while enroute 10 d. Fup;ok
Springs or I'm excursion. The wonnd
while painful, is not n serious one
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
New President.

At n meeting of the stockholders OF
tho Union Investment Co, Me-, Jno.
L.. Young Was elected president to
MI tho vacancy caused by the death
OF Hon; VIM. Munro. Capt. r. M.
Farr was elected secretary and trcas.
ur'r, two thirds OF the stock was re..
rcselt'd at the meeting,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
SHOOTING AFFIRM.
Tragic Ending of an Arkansas '
BrayY'.

BrayY'.
MEMPHIS, Feb. lD.--One mn w.,
killed, another fatally wounded anu
seven others more or less serlous'y y,,Sich
in in a free. for-all shooting affrny' wh ,ritan.
tm nccnrrod !" about midnight in an Arnam' i,a,,
sas ieyee camp below Bridge JuRu'on nraron.
THO dead man WAS Charley Dr nS the
Bob johnson and Joe Minor, IVY Fought
most desperately wounaeu, Wa yiaced in
to the s'e city hospital. All CT the parties
| wero negroes. ~ q r,me OF
,rans in the Icyee camp OF I>Gpatrlch "
subway, who are ergaGcd in loTeo 'a oon .
strnc.ion ana employ y large 1orSe o
negroes. No arrests have been nau0'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
CArn, 81. stnrts IInm

FEENAHDINA. Fla. Feb i0-Andrew
Carnegie passed through here this morn.
ing eAroute to Pitt$bncg He was no.
con- panied by ore of his LAWYER, He
refuses to be interviewed relative 70 the
FFick matter. '"o
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
France Reciprociiv rrcotr

Inc senate committee on foreign re-.
latlons today ordered favorable ronort
on tho treaty of reci iprocity with France,
NO amendment was made to the troatv
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Notice Of Sale.

on Saturday, March Ord, we will
SOL nt Jonesy'llc, S. O., to tho hiyh.
rat bidder, The Methodist parsonage
property containing ono and one-hsIf
acres, with buildings thereon.
~ II. l.. HAMEs,
Chairman Board OF Trustees.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
p,'l RESIGNATION.
L.ttiS sthc south Carolina
Intentions.

Intentions.
CoLusif Feb. ,G-Ine un
certaintyS4A Senator McLaurin's
resisnationA es, but speculation
among tNSaus is rife No one
seems 20 dEJ the Junior sena.G,t sa,
will be tenkhe place on tho ~ II
ippine comb aud up TO yes'ero"S .
afternoon o seemed to haVo a a
doubt tha Aald accept, inashluot
as tho jobposed to pay ae iea''
$22, 500 a ysortg rs it lasts.
But despE&ct that the resignni'
ton has nSrializsd, tho canoi
dates are>rhe most prom
nent On sy General G. Dun
ScarboN:I ,As@Dan s. Hender
son, JudSSL Ssohanan, Represon
1.-two WI g. SION. who are ayow %
edly in TINS rHssen there arc Coy
ernor McSweens seaker Gary, 90
onol .Willio JONI Representati'
George E. PrinS ere spoken
prominently.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23

LONDON Feb 2i.-A curious dispatch,
from Pretoria dated Tuesday. Feb 20
announces that CommaUdant Ferr,rir'
was killed Feb. ~, adding ta,, hi.
death vas believed TO 10 tno go, h's ~
an accident. ~'' VI
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Notice to Creditors.

All creditors of.tho estate of a. G..
Rice, deceased, nro hereby notified to
rer d " M account OF thclr demands
July attested.
W'M. CoLmM w.
Admir-. Estate a. G.. Rico.
Feb. 20, 1900.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Secretary OF State.

"uEN Is wanted for The best eyna-
writer on Tho market, the "pitts.
burg visible" writing In sight az
an Times; exclusive territory plyen.
Address BindIy Uardwars Con-.
pany, Pittsburg. Pn.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
SECRET ALLIANCES
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Secretary Hay Says None Can
Exist In America.
SENATE MUST CONSENT

Rcport of State Department lnvcsti"
eating Charges Brought BY Late 1
consul ut Pretoria Is Transmitted
to the House.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 21.-The answer
of the state department to the house
resolution calling fer iuforfnn'io.i
garding certain charges maoo Dy i"'o
Consul Macrrm was transmitted 10 'ho
bouee today by tho president. le IS
sinned by Secretary Hay anu ailor ~
ciIlny the resolution says:
1.-The department OF sta;o las tte -,
regular communication " faAii ,hI
toinrr,nh with Charles Il Macrum, late
,t,,i - tre limited States to Pretoria,
| So,,h African republic. since h:s en-
| trcrc, urOa tho duties OF tEA oi-'3e.
| CHn,nun,c,; ;ious made 10 him have Seen
| answered and tho execution OF II ~.
| struct!ous sent has been repGr,-- y:
| him His digoatvBes g tho CepHt .h'"',
forwarded through the coHS1 : %
Lorenzo MarQu'5. h2To u2rlHS 'i'''
tlno been regularly rocclv2a:
| Y,ho cnlv instance OF complaint Ill re-
snoct 70 the transit Of tho mails tor 20
rauzo Marquee and Pretoria WEs III No
yenDer laSt, WIN temporary at"?,
ra-o ,f tho IaallS occurred ~ S".S3
Town against wa!cl Mr. M'cT'in , I.','
| the CONSUL GV LSAS''--|
| tested. 60 +ro
,rnnn. delivery OF tho con ar itish tO
tEe United States consul nt CaPG 90
~ ,vb,r, tho inail for Mr. iio..is ana
Mr.. M,crum WAS focwari9G 20 II1E2:'E =
Narou.z The de.a: lasted oct lc@
: DAYS and has not roonrr0" 60
!, | deyartinecl IS uGTisS3; ,..,,,,.,. -,
hTto. that uinC tho CcPcT'iyy,o.t.S -.
,,c;l for lorenzo NArHHc1 am 80
r.a was sent b. neGsFs,An: ness,n tTSiS' GT55n ~ !.
= it ap:..c.ls4 ,siYa Mr. ToN1 as e.::iy u
:. T0v. 10, lass.
O No obstacle, thcrsaf;or, Is hn:c know.
y Crum's Uah2nlpcred CORES ponder c
8 with tho department. OF state. ut IL
l., time while &C lis most did AK Macyuu
> report 70 the department: aay INSANE
{ of violation by oClninG or other wise @
S his Official mail by the British coHs1r "
Durham or hy any person CT pcrs0u
|. whatsoever there or elsewhere. EeiGne
r has ha SO reported since he Left protC
= ria, although having tho ainpiDst oDpOr
:; tunity to do so by mail while on til
/; way home when lie reported 20 rho de
:. partueut OH the return.
O "Answering tho second part Of afcrc
= said resolution. the uuderSiSLCl, tE
O secretary OF state. has the honor 10 81
:. that there Is no truth in tEC char =
!. that q secret alliance exists botTcau II
O | republic OF tho United States ami tu
>, empire cf Grcas britain; thle 10 fern
i of sCccct alliance IL possible under til
v consultation OF thJ United safes Il
Il treaties require The oay!G5 S;.r Qf tho sap
! Signed. --------'0"S o. S'af>
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23
Mel ure Mercantile 20.

Y Having bought the stock of DIZZY 'ooD
MOTIONS, MILLINERY, CLOTHING sHoh9'
HATS TRUNKS, VALIsEs, cRochEHA'
r AsswARE and TINWARE formerly owned
hvJ.w McLure Agent at large discount ''OA'
actual COST this
ps,4ire stock at what it will bring
on tho market to Cash Buyers kemenoef "''''
goods we're bought when everything was az ''' wv
oct nricc. Now is your time to secure SS~uM.' @-
o,;ns Goods must be closed out So cou'e0 oHe'
/ before stock is broken
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ustryacka sic ME ostoi, re nieba-
wem sfowianskie dzierzawy pam
stwa Habsburg6w przydzielic be-
die trzeba do Rosyi, i re dla tego
nalezy Polakami sic zniesc i po-
rozumiec. W najwybitniejszych
kofach petersburskich zajmuja sic
ta idea, podfug informacyi ,,Tage-
blatu berlinskiego", to bardzon ME
dobrze!
,,Rosya ME powinna zadnych u
stepstw czynic Polakom, bo ich nj
gdy ME zaspokoi", beda oni coraz
pozadliwszymi (naturalnie W pre-
ciwienstwie do Prusakow i zyd6w,
ktorzy, jak wiadomo, byle czem sic
zadowalniaja) i gotowi ciz Polacy W
swej chciwosci pochfonac W koncu
ME tylko Rosya, ale Gala Europe z
wszystkimi zydami i hakatystaml,
a kto vie, czy ME wiecej jeszcze!
W takim to duchu, choc ME do
sfownie, pisze dziennik zyd6w ber-
linskich, dziennik tego samego pie
mienia, kt6remu Polska W ciezkiej
chwili przesladowania daia u siebie
schronisko, kt6remu dafa opieke, a
pod koniec swego istnienia z tole-
ranckq wspaniafomyslnosciq nadafa
swobody, Coz ma to powiedziee?
Kzywe nosy,krzywe nogi krzy-
wa moralnosc!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-22

= Osman Digna, pierwszy gene
raj kalifa Abdullah, zostaf osadzo-
ny W wiezieniu W Suakim.
= Powiesciopisarz Richard d.
Blackmore umarf W Londynie IL
czac lat IA.
Z Durham donosza, re 10 do
zorcow chorych, dostawszy sic ma
front, przeszfo do obozu Boerow.
To samo miafo sic wydarzyc W Co.
lenso.
Duiscy farmerzy przesfai
ksieznej Walii $4,000 pax masfa dla
chorych i rannych zofnierzy bry-
tyjskich.
= LORD Roberts wydaf rozpo-
rzqdzenie, by rekwizycye konieczne
ola wojsk z wielka prowadzono O.
glednoscia.
= Webster Davis, jeden z pry-
watnych sekretarzy Nc Kinleya,
udawszy sic do pofudniowej Airy
XII, W Lorenzo Marques znalazf pry-
watny wagon prezydenta Kruegera,
ktory go oczekuje, by go zawiezc
do Pretorii.
= Byly konsul amerykanski W
Pretorii, Charles E. Macrum wczo-
raj przejezdzaf przez Rzym udaf
sic natychmiast do Paryza.
w Sztokholmie wczoraj OBJ
chodzono uroczyscie dzien urodzin
kr6la Oskara, kt6ry skonczyf II
rok zycia.
-Ogromne spustoszenia zrza-
dzifo trzesienie ziemi W Piatek
wieczorem W Sobote rauo W Mex
syku, zwfaszcza W Guadalaiara i W
miescie Colima, gdzie 7 os6b 20
staio zabitych.
Lorenzo Marques donosza,
re brytyjski krazownik zabraf pa
rowiec francuzki Gironde zawiozf
90 do Durham.
= Kongres Afrykander6w, kt6ry
miaf sic odbyc W Marcu W Somer-
set East, W kraju Przyladkowym,
zostaf odfozony ma czas nieograni-
czony.
10000 g6rnik6w W Czechach
strajkuje, domagajac sic wyzszych
plac i s godzinnej piracy.