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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
SLIGHT
DAMAGE
TO YACHT
Constitution Was Not Seriously
Hurt When She Struck on
SunkHn Ledge.

After having determined as the result
OF a thorough examination of the Con-
-st4tHtiens siHaeHeeay- that she had sas-
tanned no material damage from striking
a submerged reef In the race Thursday,
w. ID. Duncan ordered the craft lowered
ON the railway at day light this morning
at Bristol with the intention OF floating
her so as to get to Newport sometime this
forenoon.
The tide, however, was not sufficiently
high, and IL was decided 20 hold her until
the water Is at it's height early In the
afternoon.
When II was learned that no real dam
age had been inflicted on the municipalities.
preparations We're made last evening 10
get the boat back into the water Inn
medistely, but as was the case this morn
Ing there was not a sufficient depth OF
water 10 make an accident improbable.
An examination OF the boat revealed
a dark slight dent in the starboard side
OF the ballast fin well down towards the
base, and a few plates were roughed a
little from contact with the sunken OBJ
Ject. The dent was not repaired but the
plates were smoothed and the craft is
practically ready for racing again.
At midnight last night the bowsprit
which was taken oslt In the evening. was
put back in its place. and the boat lower
ed a little on the railway.
Those In charge OF the Constitution were
surprised to find the damage done so
slight as II proved 10 be- and all agreed
that IL was a very narrow escape from
more serio~s injury.
At | o'clock this afternoon the Consti-
tuition was still held on the marine ralp
wey. Mr.. Duncan having decided not 10
take the least risk On getting her into
the water before high tide 10 gain a few
hours When she was in position on
Ihe railway there WAS Visible -a-Strip Of
her bronze urderbody for about two feet
below the water line and her stem was
about even with the piers. showing ~
she was not very far down on the rail
way.
At noon II began 20 blow quite brlskly
MP sea In the harbor. As a
precaution against the heaving OF the
waves. Constitution was hauled back IS
feet on the railway.
The sailors had little 20 do with the
exception OF preparing the topmast for
Its position aloft when the boat IS ahoat
This afternoon, the wind being south
west. the tide IS apt 10 be higher than IL
was this morning. so that no trouble IL
I'm getting the craft afost. An
early start II expected 20 he made for
Newport end everything wifi bp IN readi-
ness for the races scheduled for Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
AN INJUNCTION
Granted In tho Case Of Segar
Against Moore.

The following rescript was handed
down today by Judge Douglas in the case
of Thomas b. segar administrator VS..
Bradford p. Moore, collector.
'The complalnants bill presents n
case which he claims constitutes an ex-
ccption 10 the rule that equity will not
enjoin the collection OF tax but. will
leave the person aggrieved 10 his remcdv
at law. The tax In this case is clearly
void, az IL was assessed after the death
OF the interstate and not upon his admin
fstrator.
Other reasons for holding il invalid are
urged which raise questions OF practice
that ought 10 be authoritatively settled. |
am inslined 10 think that the difficulties
IN the way OF the complainant in ensore-
ing legal remedy are sufficient 10 give
a court in equity jurisdiction. For these
reasons the petition for preliminary
injunction is granted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
SURRENlERS
TO THE
POLICE.
Gray, a Suspect In the Fosburg
Murder Case, Give Himself
Up at New York.

New York. July Civilian Lewis
Gray the man for whom the police have
been looking in connection with the Fos-
burg case at Pittsheld. Mass. voluntarily
surrendered himself to Capt of Detec-
tives Titus at police headquarters today
Gray was imiaclptedsc5o, oahumcfico
Gray was implicated by a woman named
Olive Handyside, or Olive Cray, with
whom he had lived. She alleged that Gray
committed the burglary and the murder,
Gray denied any connection with the
case said he told the woman the story in
order 10 frighten her and 20 make her
leave him. Word has been sent TO Pitts
field and Gray will be detained until
reply Is received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
L0WREY
WINS HIS
CASE.
Appellate Court Decides That
His Dismissal From Police
Force Was illegal.

Patrick Lowrey has been granted by the
appellate court writ of mandamus
against Mayor Freeman and the members
OF the board of aldermen OF the City of
Central Falls. This means Mr.. Lowrey
is and has been since before February
continually.
Mr.. Lowrey will also have large
amount OF back pay coming to him within
few weeks. lie will at once resume
active duty OF which he was relieved last
February.
The decision Is a very important one
as the city charters OF this city, Paw
tucket and Woonsocket are similar and
had the law been different the police force
OF the different cities I'm the state except
Newport might be turned out whenever
new mayor was elected in any Of them.
Incidentally officer Bloomfield of Cen
tral Falls. who, like Mr.. Lowrey, IL was
attempted TO drop from the police force,
VIII go back also.
There was a clause in the city charter
OF Central Falls which provided that
members OF the paid police department
should not be removed except for cause
An ordinance passed by the city council
of same city that paid policemen must be
police constables Neither Mr.. Lowrey
nor Mr.. Bloomfield were nominated as
police constables last February Both
men when they reported for duty were
told that taey were no longer police1qea
and 10 keep from the station.
The provision of the city charter IS held
to be the governing one i'm the different
matters OF law cited In the briefs sub
mitted by the counsel in both sides and
Judge Blodgett who writes the opinion of
the court says (:
$50 that whenever a police constable is
appointed member OF the paid police de-
partment the proviso becomes operative
a far greater degree OF stability is given
TO his tenure OF office and he cannot be
removed from office without the prefer
ring of changes and the hearing provided
for In the act. The reason for this differ
ence Is not far to seek for II rs difficult
TO conceive OF a state of affairs which
would more tend TO the entire subversion
OF the efficiency of the police department
OF city than an annual campaign for re-
election, as IL is also most clear'y evident
that the highest degree OF efficiency I'm
the department can be attained by n pro
vision which makes merit the sole ground
of retention I'm office and duly guards the
interests OF the public by providing for
dismissal from office for cause.
Hugh j. Carroll was counsel for Mr..
Lowrey
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
@MK,.o;
Laxative BrOmo.Q Quinine r.s'ss
Tie rsmsdy that eares . c0ld n 80 -
OLD SOLDIER MISSING.

Charles III. Greene, - years old. has
been missing from Lakewood. since the
18th instant. lie is SIT in height weigh
1856 pounds is OF light complexion. Has
blue eyes. thin whiskers and moustache.
Wore a black coat, dark striped panta-
looms blue checked vest. black shoes.
brown stockings. lie Is a veteran having
been a member OF the ith Rhode Island
volunteers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
Will PRESS INVITATION.

Louisville. Ky, July 25.-Mayor Chas. y.
Weaver Postmaster Baker and Henry +.
Jefferson will 90 to Canton. Ohio. today
ms committee OF knights Templar 10
urge President Mckinley 20 accept the
invitation rendered him last spring VA
Washington by the same committee 20 at
tend the triennlal conclave here the first
wcew OF next month
President Mckinley Is a member OF
Canton Commandery No. ~.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
AN INJUNCTION ASKED FOR.

The case OF Jacob Bassing vs.. Patrick
Hummen was heard by Judge Blodgett
N part today on the cOmplainant's motion
for preliminary injunction.
The controversy is over the sale OF some
properly under mortgage and there
was testimony obtained FROM the defend
ant that he knew half an hour before
selling the premises In dispute Of a claim
that interest on a certain mortgage trans
fercd 90 him had been paid The case
went over a week Norris & Hoffman
are counsel for complainant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
DIED IN HER CHAIR.

Luigello Cappelio, ~ years old the
wife OF Nikolo CappelIo, died very sud
denly while sitting I'm a chair At her
home 104 Arthur avenue, shortly before
Ia o'clock last night.
Medical Examiner Palmer was called
and gave permission TO have the body
prepared for burial. The woman had been
suffering for some time. from heart dis
ease. which undoubtedly caused her
death
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
AN AtQUlTTiL LOCKED FOR.

Manila, July q The trial NJ 1Iopt
Preston Brown or the second infantrv
charged With numbering a native near
hinanEnan is finished. I'm the course ~
the proceedings it was proven thar the
native was killed while trying 90 escane
ana the acQuittal OF Lieut. Brown Is ex-
pccted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
RESULT OF CONSPIRACY.

San Francisco, July 27.--Hamilton Blunt.
formerly captain In the ssth (colored)
regiment. who was dismissed from the
army last January left for Washington
last night TO seek reinstatement
lie asserts that he has proof that his
dismissal was due TO conspiracy on the
part of otner officers who wished to
conceal their own Irregularities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
The new maine.
BattIsshIp Successfully Launched
al tho Cramp ShIpyard.

Philadelphia, July H-The battIeshin
Maine was successfully launched at the
VIM. Cramp shipyard Engine building
company at 1o:4i today. An Immense
crowd witnessed the launching. There
was not hitch to mar the success OF
the big battleships initial dip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
MODIFIED DECREE ENTERED.

modified decree was entered today In
the appellate court I'm the case Of John
Blackley ot al vs.. William NJ Harris I'm
accordance with recent decision Of the
court directing defendant TO cancel a
mortgage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

Loans increased $1i.i54.sO0. Deposits. IN
creased. 1873, 200: circulation. decreased
S2,6OO. Legar tenders. increased. 81, SOS, 100
Specie. increased S1.4i9. 400 Surplus re-
serve, s23, 12s.575; increased. zoos, 200.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
BANK STATEMENTS.
The Merchants
National Bank

Offers to depositors and to customers
every facility and aceomm ods tion con-
sistent with sound banking.
Special arrange m ents m ade for interest
on current accounts or on certificates OF
deposit, from the date of deposit to date
OF withdrawal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
GEORGE II. BURNHAM

sivss hn Persona Atsntioa 10
AuC1IoS kALEs os REAL ESTATE
AND trOCK%
sore thss iwesty yesrs s.perisncs "a she
bnsiness IN thAs ei,y. Attends Ass -
apprslaAis OF
REAL EsTATE--
errtok EQUITABLE EuILDiSa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27

The signature OF E. w Grove appears on
svery box OF the genuine Laxative
Bromo- -Quinine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27

REPORT
OF the condition OF the NATIONAL EX-
CHANGE BANK, at Providence in
the State of Rhode Island. AT the close of
business. July Is 1901
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
County OF Providence, ss:
|. Charles II. Sheldon. Cashier OF the
above-named bank. do solemny swear
that the above statement II true TO the
best OF my knowledge and belief
CHARLES N. SHELDON, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
Ath day OF July, 1901.
EDWARD p. SHELDON.
Notary Public.
Correct--Attest:
NICHOLAS SHELDON.
". THOMAS POTTER, Directors.
FRANCIS s. BROWNEIL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
The Cotton Market

Reported by Davis & Dexter, Banigan
Building.
Yester-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27

or the condition of the Merchants Ma
uOnal Bank, at Providence. i'm the state
OF Rhode Island. az the close of business,
july IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-27
FINANCIAL NEWS
Mlx YORK steeks.

Reported by FLETCHER e. rAPPAN,
street hoor. Banigap Building;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21

woIajacy popelnia ten co
odmawia wydawcy uczciwej
polskiej gazety zapfaty "a
jego ciezka prace iposwieca~
ME sic ola szerzenia oswia-
ty, ola budzenia i utrzy-
mania poczucia narodowego
miedzy ludem polskih.
Wobec coraz wiecej wzma-
gajacego sic zepsuc;a m:edzy
Polonia amerykahska, stvg-
niecia W niej wszelk'ch uczuc
szlachetniejszych, szczeg6Iniei
sum'ennoSci, niechaj Mkt
sic nam ME dziwi. re upomi~
nanny sic, ably odbiorcy pisma
naszego naprz6d oplacali
abonament,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21
PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG.
Tutejsza gazeta ,gie]-
dowa, donosio o zamie-
rzonem przymierzu
pomiedzy. Francya.
Rosya, Japonia i A
meryka. Porozumie-
ME sic tych mocarstw
mla4o juz nastapic, a
celem tego przymie-
RIA ma bye zr6wno-
wazenie anglo - ME-
mieckiego porezumie
MIA. Panstwa te maj9
tez zawrze6 pok6j z
ChiDaml bez wzgledu
ma zyczenie i cele
Anglii i Niemlec.
TAX wiec, jak cd
dawna przewidywano
ma terenie chihskim
}atwo moze przyjSc
do zaburzeh, miedzy
pahstwami, co }atwo
do og6l-
nej 6wiatowej wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21
Dola
po]skiego wydawcy.

W kazdym interesie udz;e~
lanie kredytu naraza w}a$ci~
c;ela jego ma straty, najwie.
cej zas stosunkovo STRAIT
pewnie ponosi polski wydaw~
ca, po:e|ajqcy abonentom
gazette ma kredyt,
Nam n. p. W tym roku
prawdopodobnie okolo 800
dolar6w przepadnie cd Oar
moczytalskich. kt6rzy rok }
d|uzej W1ARUsA ma kredyt
odbierali, a teraz ME ehca
zaplacit zaleglego abonamen~
tu. W.;elu naszych rodak6w
bowiem wyzuEo sic W tym
kraju z wszellsiej czcii honoru
i wcaie ME poczytuja sobie
tego "a hadbe. jezeli i'm SIC
uda ukrzywdzit cz}owieka
kt6ry W ich oczach uchodz'
"a majetnego. Alez W RE-
czywisto$ci prawie kazdy
polski wydawca tu W Amery
ce biede klepie i ustawicznie
jest " klopotach pienieznych.
Musi on dobr1e place po~
mocnikom drukarskim, dzier
zawe. "a pap:er, "a przese}k2
gazet przez poetic it. d, tax
IL dochod6w jego, po
opedzen;u olbrzymich wy
datk6w. ledwie tyle mu
pozostanie, ze starczy ma
najskromniejsze kycie. Wy
dawca W1ARUsA n. tp. ma W
przecieciu 90 dolar6w tygod-
niowo wydatk6w. CO czyoi
przesllo 8 dolar6w dziennie.
Grzech 0 pomsta do nicba
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21
TELEGRAMY.
WIEDEN. w

WIEDEN. w
dniu IL Lutego umar}
tutaj dawn1ejszY kr6l
serbsKi Milan, W VIE
ku lat ~. Zw}oki Mi
lana pochowane 20.
stan@ W klasztorze W
Kronhol, W Slawonii.
Milan r0ztrW0nif
wielkie sunny ma hu-
laszcze zycle i tax
sic znies}awi}, re nj
gdzie ME chciano go
przyjmowa6 ma kr6-
lewskich dworach.
Nawet obecnle, AMI
iona anlsyn ME chcie-
Ii go widzle6 pred
Smiercia. inmar} ca}-
kowicie opuszczony,
zmarnowany Memo
ra,lnem prowadzeniem
zycia:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21

dobrym obywatelem kraju
czynit.
Ze kobiety moga wplywat
ma zmiane mezczyzn, dowodzi
juz to dawne nasze przyslo-
vie, kt6re powiada: Kto sic
ozeni. ten sic odmieni..
TAX 1870 odn1ieni sic. albo
ku dobremu lub ku zlemu.
Zalezec to bedzie cd tego,
jaka kobiete dostal "a zone.
Najgorsza wada ION zlych, a
utrap:eniem MEOW naszych
jest to gadatliwoSc terkotli-
wosc kobiet.
ZnaliSmy jednego czlowjska
bardzo rozumnego, kt6ry
p}aczem przychodzil do mas
rie raz jeden, radzac sic co
robIc z iona swa.
Ami robota mi jej ME 1ni}a,
trud )ej i rada, bo wszystko
to psu;e geba brzydka i mo-
wa nieustanna. -. m6wil
poczcIwy maz - mySmy
sob:e wspomnieli wtedy to
stare przys}owie:
- Dym - dach dzjurawy
i iona kl6tliwa, naipredzeiz
wypedza domu. Komuz
mas ME jest znaoa ia dosko-
nala historya o owej zonie
zalace) sic pred ksiedzem, ze
ia MAJ bardzo b bje. Dam ci
wode W flaszeczce, rzeknie
ks'7dz. 80. lie razy MAJ
zechce cie bic, WEI tel woody
do ust tt trzymaj tax dlugo,
az jego close ominie. Pos}u-
cha}a iona b;edna rady ks;e-
dza.
Raj, drugi trzeci przyszedl
MAJ do chaty - powiedziai
to lub owo,a przyzwyczajony,
ze ona ma kazde jego s}owo
zaraz sypala jak z. beczki
ca}em gradem slow - zdzi.-
viii sig, il cicho siedzi. Po-
kreci} sic po izb;e - poszedl
dalej do roboty. TAX trwalo
pare tygodni, az juz kob:eta
wszystka wode wybrala i
zanios|a flaszke ksiedzu.
- Ach! ks;eze dobrodzie-
ju rzecze radoscia..: prosze
jeszcze dat tel wody. bo AMI
razu maj mnie ME bill do tel
pory.
Cay wiesz co to "a woda?
z uSmiechem rzek] rozsadny
kaplan. Jest to zwykla woda
ze studni. ale kaza}em ci ia
trzymat W ustach.
abys NE mogla odpowiadsc
gdy ci jaka uwage
robi. bo gdy zamilczysz on .
ME mole wpadac W taxa
zlost jak. wtedy, gdy mu odr
powiadasz zuchwale.
(ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21
Dobra zona-z}a~
ZOna.

Dobra zona... zla iona -
powtarzaia ludzie Cd wicklow
po wieki. Jedni b'ogos}awia
i ciesza sic, drudzy p|acza i
narzekaja. Jednym jak to
powiadaja, iona jest korona
i chwaEa. a drugim kula u
nogi, klopotem i nieszcze~
zsem.
Czemuz to sic tax dzieje?
Wazna to sprawa ! godz'
sic nam mad MIA zastanowit.
Kob'ety powlnny rozwazyt
mad tenn - CO "a pow:nnoSci
IA .sieb;e biora. gdy zostana
zonami. Mezczyzni, zrozu~
mice maja dobrze, jakim
skarbem i szczeSciem jest
dobra iona, ably tez lax nalezy
obchcdzit sic Ma i szanc-
vac kob;ete szlachetna.
Ilez to. lie moi Bcze, }ez
niehz pop|ynie. ma tym Sw:e:
Gle, Ilez niewinnych / czys~
tych wylanych przez .dobre
zonJ... podczas gdy z|e.
gdefl'wje ladajakie kobiety,
|ak to m6wia, mad mezami
rel w:oda.
Staropolskie zas naszych
ojcdw przypowiesci doskena
|e, a zabawne maja rady ma
tony gderliwe i kl6tliwe,
leniwe it'd.
Bo tez to pr1yczyna wielu
z|eqo So zwykle te d|ugie
|ezyki kobiet - dlatego tez
starodawny nasz pisarz Pa
procki powiada.
Dym i swiegotGwa ME-
wypedza;a meza =
domu, a jako drzwi, kt6re
ME s krzypia a, tax / ME
wiasta, ktora mi czy
najprzyjemniejsza. Albo tez
" innem miejscu ten sam
pisarz nasz dawny radzi
tone ostro trzymat... izno-
WI zabawne przytacza pray
s!owia:
Zty tam kiermasz bywa,
Gdz e iona swarliwa.
Tx widzin:y. ze Q. tych
4onach i 0 ich wadach lui
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21

bardzo dawno .ludzie pisali,
mowili i mysleli - a malo,
o zonach dobrych.
Jak tez to sobie wytloma-
eye?
Czyz to znaczy. ze dobrych
zen bywa mniej?
. o.. zdaie nam sic, ze
ne bo byloby bardzo
smutno, gd> bysmy tax sadzic
chcieli.
So zony dobre, cIche, po-
bozae pracowitc i wierne, tax
samo w ubogich chatach
wiejskich jak i bogatych pa
lacach zamoznych ludzi. Saa
tel zony troche terkotllwie
- malo c'erpliwe lub tez
niechetoe do piracy, a te
take znajdujemy tn / tam
Dzieje s:e tylko TAX, re O
dobrem malo ludzie wspo'"
m'naja a zIe rredzej i widza
/ wytykaja. Dlatego tez tym
biednym zonom O wiele cze$~
ciej wytna wade kob!eca, niz
cnote godna uszanowania.
Ze jednak zony dobre.
szlachetue i ciche czesto bar
dzo ME maja tego uznania, ma
jake zasluguia, musimy po~
wiedzieG z zalem, a zwr6cic
pan6w mellow ma to,
by um;eli ten skarb, jak go
pismo Sw. nazyWa - szano-
wac.
c. jest cnota dobrej zony
. to cierp pliwoSc. Kt6ra ko-
beta umie echo, spokojnie /
:ierpIiwie spe]niac swe pc
winnosci - znieSc ME raz
eden iakas uwage meia.
"a pewnie ME bedzie zal:6 sic
IA 'neza i powie 49, jestem
'zczesliwa.
Mezczyzna - majacy vie
:ej spraw i stosunkowo z
:ozmaitymi ludzmi 49, nieraz
eden, ehotby byI dobry jak
ani6}, moze rozgniewac sic,
orzyjdzie zniecierpl;wiony i
,neczony do domu. W maj
[epszej checi zrobi uwage
ionic, ze to lub owo trzeba
.rob;t. a ia zamiast spokoj:
aie ma to odpowiedziec, Po~
:zyna terkotat i gniewac sic.
Ztad kl6toje. place a czasem,
20 iuz trudno powiedziet =
Dobra iona nigdy
10 takich seen ME powirna
1oprowadzit.
Rozsadoa / roztropna ko-
beta, wid,ac u meza jaka$
wade. czy to piiahstwo lub
enistwo, rozrzutnose ]ub
ekkomyslncse - ME bedzle
mu tylko ustawicznie W oczy
rzuca6. ty TAXI a TAXI. ty
10 niczego : ty pijaku. le-
niuchu lub tym podobnie.
Ale )ezli jest dobra iona -
|agodnie j spoko,n;e : do
br,cia cierpliwoscia bedzie
sic starae 60 ma dobra droge
sprowadz;t poprawif |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21

j PETERSBURG.
W ca}ym Petersburgu
panuje nieswyk}a O.
bawa, re is tniej9 spis-
Iii ma zycle monarchy
rosyjskiego. Policya
GU wa dniem i noca
a zw}aszcza. .pcl1cya z
tajnego oddzia1u. O.
becnie Petersburg
znajduie sic W wie|-
kiej obawic. Mkt ME
jest pewnym &c moze,
ME bye podejrzanym
przez policy2, Jitera.
cl, prawn1cy, studenci
i robotnicy So masa~
mi aresztowani.
LONDYN. An
glicy ME mogac sami
dac rady Boerom po-
starali sic 0 zawarcie
bardzo korzystnego
dla siebie .traktatu 2
Portugalia. Ma pod
stawie tego traktatu
Portugalia obsadzi
swojem wojskiem pa
re waznych punkt6w
na granicy swych po-
siadfoSci W Transvalu
skutkiem czego An
glia zyska lyle, re
bedzie mog}a wiecej
wojska pchn;l6 na pole
walski przeciwko nie-
prlz;.y)a,ci'elowi.
@oA-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21

F'ilipihczyk6w, ma
kt6rem stawIlo sig
500 delegat6w. Po-
wzieto rezolucya wy
ra4ajacs podda1istwo
i wjernoSG Stanom
oraz
zachecajaca Filipih
czyk6w do zaprzesta-
MIA walki. - Pobobne
uch wafY powzieto ma
zgromadzeniu W. Bu.
cay.
MANILA. Pull
kownik powstahczy
Simon Tescon, Z off,
cer6w i 70 zo}nlerzy
podda4o sic W San
Miguelde Mayumo,
Wyspa Luzon, na Ia
ske i nie4aske. Wyda~
Ii SO karabin6w ] du-
10 amun1cyi. By}a to
ostatnia silna organi-
zacya ma pd}nocnej
czeSci l:s,!.R.'z1, .wyspy ][.''l. Luzon, ;...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21

MADRYT. -Skut~
klein obecnych avian
tur bedzie niezawod-
ME to, 2e kr6Iowa
regentka bedz1e wy
gnana z kraju. Uczy.
nionoby to iuz dawno,
gdyby mleli kogo6
!odpowiedniego do
rzadzenia krajem.
Kr6lowa popiera mad
zwyczajnie Jezuit6w
j dla tego lud ia bar
d1o nienawidzi.
PEKIN. NacZel-
ny dow6dca wojsk
zbiorowych wChinach
hrabia Waldersee wy.
dal rozporzadzenie do
genera}dw, wzywajac
ich do przygotowania
swYch oddzla}6w DO
ciezklej, bo 80 dni
trwac majacej wypra
wy, W g}4b Chin.
MANILA. w Ban
guedo odbylo u 4: SIG
Wlelkie zgromadzen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21
NJ MADRYT,,

MADRYT. Mo-
t}0ch zaatakOwa{ kla-
sztory W sobote rano
IL tego powsta4a "a
wzieta i krwawa wal
ka miedzy ludem a
zandarmerya. Woj-
sko zahi}o cztery o.
soby i porari1o oko4o
l20.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
Ds~s u Fay 90 Say Cheap.

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