davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-04
Z Zkongresu w Meksyku.
Chill p8uje harmonic dolegat0W innych
pahstW.
fDygnitarze turecCy zniewazeni przez
zbuntoWane wojsko.
POGKOSKI O PERTRAKTACYACH POKOJOWYOH
z BOERAMI
Popfoch miedzy wierzycielami banku oszczednoSci W
Cleveland, Ohio.
q BOERAMI

W Pruslech naresZcle ocknel sic
zaczeli naprawde my5lec samo-
obronie. Spofeczenstwo ich zde-
mokratyzowato sic W zdrowem zna-
czeniu tego sfowa. W szeregi wal
czacych o byt Polak6w, wstapit
nowy, najpotezniejszy czynnik,
chfop polski. Ruch narodowos-
ciowy zbudzif sic i ma Szlazku.
Tam 60 CHOP sam prowadzi. - W
Ksiestwie i Prusach Zachodnich
walcza oparte ramie o ramie Wszy'
stkie stany. Pod grozba germani-
zacyi przymusowei pozbyli sic
Polacy swej tradycyjnej a.
narchii. Parci tylko jed.
nej strony, z zachodu, zajmuja po'
tezny posterunek nadgraniczny
wzdfuz caiej wschodniej granicy.
Dzieki koIonizacyi, wydaleniom,
ME dopuszczaniu ich do urzed6w
W ich dzielnicach, dzieki agitacyi
hakaty tysiqcznym innym r6wnie
politycznym czynnikom polityki
pruskiei rozbudzono W mich ducha
antygermanskiego W najwyzszy
spos6b.
Porzucili Polacy idee rewolucyi,
walcza kulturnym wzrostem swych
sif. DIS odwr6cifa sic karta.
DIS znowu Polacy ma wscho-
die Prus przedstawiaja kulturnie
wyzszy zywiof cd Niemc6w. Wy
trawniejsi So politycznie, pracuja
wiecei, lczq wiecej ma wtasne sify,
ME spekuluja ma subwencye rza-
dove pomoc osobistq, Rozwija
sic prasa polska praca polska e.
konomiczna, rosnie przecietna kul-
tura polskiej masy.
A r6wnocze5nie tym stanem
rzeczy ro5nie W spofeczenstwie sa-
siedniego panstwa, olbrzymiej, sfo-
wianskiej Rosyi zrozumienie, re
ME Polak6w, ale Rosyan jest re-
cza pierwsza kroki do zgody sfo-
wiahskich narod6w uczyni6. Idea
Wielopolskiego dis wSr6d Rosyan
coraz stale sie popularniejszq.
Dzieki Bismarckowi, jego naste.
poem W rzadzie hakacie, Polacy
wytrzezwieli, zaczyna medrszym
bye SWAT sfowianski W swej poll
tyce. Chwila zwrotu na korzyst-
niejsze dla Prusak6w tory nastapi-
Ia "a cry Capriviego. Wtedy "a
drobne ustepstwa zewnetrzne "a
czaf lekko i piocho usposobionym
narodzie polskim okazywac sic "a
nix antagonizmu rasowego. Po-
lax zaczaf sic bratac z Niemcem.
Ale byia to tylko chwila bez zna
czenia. Powr6cono do polityki
Bismarcka Rad kroczy dalej ma
drodze, kt6ra go poprowadzi dalej,
niz on pragnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-04

Ma anglelskiej stacyi Brighton
ustawiony jest ma podwyzszeniu, pod
kloszem szklanym wypchany pies ra.
sy szkockiej. Pomnik to wdsiecz-
nosoi ludzkiej dla zwierzecia pesne.
90 zassug. Obok umieszczona jest
puszka ma sksadki napisem: nuro'
dzony 1878 W szkocyi, 1gnas W
1891 Tussex". Zebrane fundusze
puszki ids dla sierot kolejarzy,
kt6rzy padli ofara nieszczesliwych
wypadk6w
Pes ten nazywas sic Help (po-
moc) bys jednym najPoAytecz-
niejszych r6wiesnik6w W f. 1chu ,Ps6w
kolejowych". Angielskie kolejs tre'
suja bowiem psy do siuzby misoser'
dzia publicznegO; ME czlowiek zbie-
ra diary, leoz pies, msiaoy zswieszona
ma szyi puszke. Zblizsja sig one ma
stacyach, lub W podr6zy do jadacyoh
staja ma tylne sapki skiadajso pre-
szsco lapkl przednie. patrza takiu
blagalnym pokornym wzrokiem, ze
i najtwardsze serce wzruszyd mogs'
Fundusze zbierane ia droga, ida ma
domy sierot, ma zaklady ubogich,
przewsAnej liczble jednak ma seroty
po zsbltych siuzbie koiejarzach.
Kclej South Western 2atrudnis
dogi, kt6re W cstetnich dwu latsch
zebraly razem do $50 dOlar6w' 'Ie.
den Mich, zwauy Lindon.Jaok, padi
niedawno ofara ma polu swej piracy,
przejechsA 60 ma Smierc nadjezdza.
jacy pociag'
Wyaej wspomniany Help pesnii
sluAbe cd roku 1882 do 1891 i Po-
dr6zowa zebrzac, przez GAIA Anglis,
S1kocye Irlandye przejechai ma.
wet kanal La Manche i witany byi
we Frsnoyi entuzyazmem' Ma
szyi jego zawieszona bysa srebrna
obraczks z wielkim srebrnym media
lionem. Ma medalionie czytano:
;, Jestem Help Anglii, pies kolejo'
wy, podr6aujaoy agent dla sierot ko-
lejarzy, poleg}ych W s'uAbie"- Po'
dr6aujac zebrss Help okoso $4,000
okszal sic rzeczy wistym dobroczy1-
ca biednych dzieci. teraz po praoo-
witym aywooie wspomags zaksad dc.
broczynny, gdyz do puszki obhole
napaywaja datki.
Obecnie s,ynie osmioletni nfoxter.
rieur" jim, kolei Mersey, dalej Tim
ze stacyi PaddiOgton. Tim zebraf
dotyohczas W zwyH 48O #. ST, puszke
jego zaszczyci}y hojne datki krolo.
wei Wiktoryi Maju 1899 Marou
1900, oraz obecnego kr6la Edwarda
VII. Miliarder A stor zaszczycis 90
r6wniez swa przyjaznia. Mlmo ia.
kich dostojuych znajomosci, mimo
kr6lewskiej protekcyi, Tim ME py'
szni sic wcals, pozostal nadal skrom-
nym psem kolejowym - wszystko
CO zbiera, oddaje biednym siero-
tom.
W biograai wybitnych zwierzst
slyna gesi kapitolihskie, ,wlczyca Ro-
mulusa Remusa, sowy stehskie, bu-
cef.l Aleksandra Welkiego, W cza.
sach rewoluoyi pies Nedor nieodste-
pny towarzysz generasa Lafayette,
obok tych Representative siawy
zwierzecej, poczesuo miejsce znajda
psy W sluzbie kolei, W ssu&bie publl-
oznego mi.osierdzia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-04
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, Ago Stycznia 1902

UkaZat sic W EUROPE meuOIJ Oil
W sprawie dzielnic polskich pod
zaborem pruskim. Autor tego me-
moryatu traktuje rzecz przedmio-
towo, ME kierujac sic AMI na chwi-
Ie osobistemi sympatyami lub an
typatyami do stron interesowa-
nych, to tez warto przytoczyc jego
zapatrywania ma omawiana przez
niego sprawe.
Koncowy ustep memoryaiu tax
brzmi:
q tego wszystkiego wynika, ze
wsr6d Polak6w do niedawnych
czas6w panowaio prawdziwe bez-
giowie, re sqsiad ich niemiecki,
gdyby konsekwentnie madrze byt
tego bezgfowia korzystaf, bytby
wielkiemi m6gi cieszyc sic zdoby-
czami. Wielkiemi tez te ostatnie
wszedzie staty sic tam, gdzie Mem,
cy, jako nar0d rasa kulturalne
zdobywai sobie posterunki. Slazk,
gdzie cd uiepamietnych czas0w
germanizacya sic rozpoczefa, ulegf
juz byf W swych wyzszych war;
stwach zupeEnie. Stan 5redni row.
niez byt iuz ma wskro5 niemiecki.
W Prusach Zachodnich niemczyfo
sic powoi wszystko: szlachcic,
ksiadz CHOP. W Ksieztwie Poz-
nanskiem ziemia catemi masami,
ma p6i darmo, sprzedawana byfa
Niemcom.
Prawdziwy germanizator, samoi-
stny kolonista, wfasciciel d6br, ku-
piec przemysiowiec, szedt ma
wsch6d, ulegajac naturalnemu
,,Drang mach Osten", jak woda
pIynie W te strone, W kt6ra ia cia-
gnie pochy}o5c terenu.
Ma tel drodze zalew niemiecki
przy ustroju narodu polskiego m6gt
isc daleko ! doszedt tez stosunko-
wo daleko. Doszedt dalej o wiele,
jak dzisieisze terytoryum, zamie-
szkafe przez POlak6w, a pozostaja-
ce pod panowaniem niemieckiem.
Lecz coz stanowito gi6wna dla
niego zapore? Gt6wnie jedynie
niemal niezreczna mad wyraz poll
tyka rzadu pruskiego. Zamiast po-
zyskiwaG sobie ciagIemi korzy5cia-
mi osobistemi stronnik6w wsr6d
Polak6w, zamiast obsypywania
szlachty dostojenstwam;, orderami,
przyciagania ich do dworu W Ber-
linie, zamiast przechodzenia dy-
plomatycznego do porzadku dzien-
nego mad objawami patryotyzmu
polskiego, rozpoczeto szczeg6lniej
Cd poBowy dziewietnastego wieku
rzady surowe, represya idei pol
skiej, administracyjne usuwanie
jezyka polskiego zycia publiczne-
60, ciagfe przypominanie Polakom,
ze sa Polakami, re Niemiec jest
zwyciezcq, kt6rego sfuchac pred
kt6rym ugiac sic nalezy. Bismarck,
kt6rego dziafalnos6 dla Niemiec
kiedy5 historya inaczej oceni, jak
to dis jego extraordinarily czynia,
ostatecznie uamiercif rozsqdna po-
lityke germanizacyjna ma Wscho-
die.
Po roku 1870 zaczqf sic okres
tax bezdennie kr6tkowidzacej poll
tyki ma Wschodzie, re owoce tego
smutnego postepowania musiaty
wkr6tce zaczac dojrzewac.
1 oto widzimy, jak razem z CO.
raz wieksza represya panstwowa
Cd lat trzydziestu ro5nie z przera-
zajaea dla kazdego my5Iacego Pru-
saka szybkoscia samowiedza naro-
dowa i odporno$G zywioiu polskie-
go, Pod pruskim rzadem, pod Of
cyalnie gfoszona urzedowei am
bOny groza gernanizacyi, Polacy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-04
SkaZani.

Sad przysiegiych sedziego Smith
uznaf wczoraj Henryka Love i
Gilliana winnymi obrabowania kel-
nera Levina W szynku pm. 2642
Dearborn str. d. ii z, m. Ma zapy-
TAME sedziego, csyli oskarzeni ma
jq co do powiedzenia, Gillian pow
stall prosif, by sedzia 60 ME posy-
tai do do domu poprawy, tylko do
wiezienia karnego. Powiedziai, re
juz jako 13 letni chlopak byf W do
mu poprawy obawia sic, re skoro
powr6ci do Pontiac, to juz reszte
zycia tam chyba spedzi. Sedzia
o5wiadczyf, re ME moze sic przy-
chyli6 do jego prosby, gdyz Gillian
liczy dopiero l9 lat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-04
$1,000 nagrOdy.

Szeryf Allen z Whitewater, Ma
nitoba (w Kanadzie) przybyf do
Chicago wczoraj rano, azeby tn
szukac niejakiego Waltera Gordo-
ma, podejrzanego o popefnienie
dw6ch morderstw.
Gordon, kt6ry liczy dopiero %
lat, pracowat ma pewnej farmie ma
lezacej do dwoch farmer6w niezo.
uatych. Pewnego razu we Wrze-
5niu z, r. Jeden tych farmer6w
znikf bez wie5ci, nadaremnie go
szukano, Drugi farmer Gordo.
nem wybrat sic szukat go: powr6-
Gil jednakowoz tylko Gordon,
drugi wfa5ciciel fanny r6wniez
zniki. P6zniej Gordon opowiadaf,
re obaj ci farmerzy wyjechali do
California jemu farme sprzedali.
Me wierzonc mu. Po niejakim
czasie znaleziono zwFoki obu far
mer6w; obaj byli zastrzeleni mieli
kule W gfowie. Tymczasem jedna-
kowoz Gordon ulotnif sic SO po-
szlaki, &e wyjeohat do Chicago. Ma
schwytanie iego zostafa wyzna-
czona nagroda W sumie $1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-04

bernatora prowincyi i komendanta
wojsk ocwiczyli ich 'batami, na-
stepnie odpari atak konnicy, kt6-
ra chciafa uwolnic z rak roko-
szan sponiewieranych dostojni-
k6w.
BERLIN, Ago Styosnia.
Pan Pilgrim Baltazzi, niemiecki
agent W Caracas, wreozyf prezy-
dentowi Castro note. uzasadniajaca
pretensye niemieckiego rzqdu i
wyznaczajaca termin, W ktorym
rad niemiecki spodziewa sic odpo-
wiedzi. Tel noty ME nalezy do
tychczas uwazac "a ultimatum.
W artykuiach noworocznych O.
mawiaja gazety przesilenie fnan-
sowe W Niemczech, zachecajqc ka-
pitalist6w do wytrwania, poniewaz
jest nadzieja, re niemiecki prze.
mysi handel podniesie sic ma no.
wO.
LoNDYN, Ago Stycznia. -
Uchodzi "a rzecz pewnq, re W pot
nocnej Anglii, W poblizu kopalh
wegla, znaleziono bogate pokfady
rudy zelaznej, jest przeto nadzieja
pofoaenia tamy zalewaniu rynk6w
angielskich wyrobami aelaznemi i
stalowemi re strony Stan6w Zje.
dnoczonych.
LoNDYN, Ago Stycznia. -
Irlandzki narodowiec John Red
mond zapowiedziat, re irlandzcy
posfowie W parlamencie przestana
chodzi6 reka W reke takimi libe-
rafami, ma ktorych czele stoi lord
Rosebery. So oni takimi samymi
imperyalistami, jak rzadowcy, a
zadaniem Irlandczyk6w jest wal
czyc o swoje prawa, ME ogladajac
sic ma pomoc dawnych sprzymie-
rzenc6w.
Saturday Review" Z dnia dzi-
siejszego radzi rzadowi zawrzec
przymierze Niemcami zachecae
je do energicznej akcyi W Ame-
ryce potudniowej, azeby poioayc
tame dziafalncSoi W tel cze5ei
swiata Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Anglia powinna zapobiegac gwaf-
townemu wzrostowi potegi wielkiej
rzeczypospolitej amerykanskiej.
W1EDEN, Ago Stycznia, -
Rozpuszczenie wieaci, re W Cali
cyl trzech wia5cicieli ziemskich
stanefo ma czele motfochu, kt6ry
napadf ma hydow usmiercit mich
II, by1o dzietem Wszechniemc6w,
szerzacych tendencyjnie fafsze o
Polakach, Rozchodzifo sie W da-
nym wypadku zwyczajny zamach
morderczy, kt6rego ofara pad}o 8
zydow.
BRUKsE1A, Ago Stycznia- -
Hrabia Turenne, majacy range po-
STA, ME bedacy chwilowo W czyn-
nej stuzbie dyplomatycznej, ogfosif
W independence Beige" list wa
runkami, ma kt6rych Boerzy byli-
by gotowi zawrzec pok6j. Turenne
powiada, re Boerzy uznaja zwierz-
chnictwo Anglii odno5nie do ich
stosunk6w z zagranicq. List hra-
biego wywolat wielkie wrazenie,
gdyz Turenne jest spokrewniony
pierwszorzednymi domami arysto-
kracyi angielskiej.
SOFIA, Ago Stycznia. -
Bandyci, W kt6rych niewoli znaj-
duje sic misyonarka Stone, przeszli
ma terytoryum tureckie, gdzie sto-
czyli walke z miejscowa ludno5cia.
Parma Stone jest dotychczas trzy-
mana niewoli, lecz jest nadzieja,
ze agenci amerykanscy odszukaja
wkr6tce bandyt6w, porozumieja
sic mimi powr6ca misyo-
narka.
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, 4 Sty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-04
To zalezy.

- A bierzesz ty czasem r6zgaS
= oj joj!
= A kto bijef tatus czy mamusiaf
= To zalezy cd tego, kto ma wfaanie
wiece1 czasu.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-11
PEACE SEEMS CERTAIN.
End of British Boer War Is Near at
Hand.

End of British Boer War Is Near at
Hand.
Lisbon, May 10.-A dispatch receiv-
ed here from Delagoa bay, Portuguese
East Africa, says that peace IN South
Africa is certain to result from the
conference of the Beers to be held at
Verenniging, Transyaal, May Is. 1t is
said, the dispatch continues. that
peace will be officially proclaimed May
20. Preparations are afoot for general
rejoicing.
After having met the burghers in
the field and explained to them the
British terms the Boer leaders were to
meet at Verenniging and reach final
decision on the subject of peace.
A dispatch from London dated May
2 said it was officially asserted that af
ter their conference at Verenniging
the Boer leaders would proceed to Pre-
tOria and announce to Lord Kitch-
ener the decision in regard to the
peace terms they were prepared to ac.
cept.>~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-11
CABLE COMMUNICATION CUT.
London Finds 1t Difficult to Get De.
tails of Disaster.

tails of Disaster.
London, May 10.-Cable communica
tion between London and the island of
Martinique is cut off The direct West
Indian cable received at L.: 80 this af-
ternoon, cable dispatch from st. Lu-
ella. saying:
"SloOp just leaving for ST. Vincent,
presumably with the object of ascer-
tanning what has happened on that is
land. Possibly took Governor Level
lyn"
Communication is still obtainable
with the island of Guadalupe, French
West Indies, but the news is congest.
ed owing to the confusion prevailing in
the cable system and the numerous
official messages filed. The receipt of
the first direct cable news from Mar
Unique depends on how long the
French company will take in repairing
the cable to Fort De France capital
of the island, on which they are now
working.
The British admiral is communicat.
ing with the commander-in-chief of the
British naval station and a war vessel
will be directed to SO to Martinique.
1t is apparent from the cable dispatch.
| es received that the eruption of the
volcano on Mont Pelee will not do
much damage to the summer crop.
which is chiefly confined to the south.
ern part of the island and the gath.
ering of which is now two-thirds over.
However, the wiping out of the mon.
eyed population of the island, centered
at st. Pierre, is bound to produce the
| most serious commercial effect. Not
one of the business houses in London
has heard word of it's agents in Mar.
| Unique, a partner of the principal
English firm dealing with Martinique
said to a representative of the Asso
| ciated Press:
81 suppose all our agents are dead.
| Not much business is transacted be.
tween England and Martinique. AL
most everything thence is shipped di.
| rect to Bordeaux, which suffers the
| most. I know Martinique we'll The
last time I was there, a few years ago
there were o@ly two Englishmen and
| no American residents at ST. Pierre,
| though that town did a good business
with America in foodstuffs A large
portion of the white population belong
to old French families, who preferred
st. Pierre to any other part of the is
| land We never for a moment dream
ed that Mont Pelee would prove dan
gerous. Fifty years ago some steam
issued from its crevices. but no atten.
| ton was paid to it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-11
GHoT The PEDDLER AND WIFE
Atfair Which May Cause international
Controversy,


jackson, Miss, May 10-An inter
national controversy is likely to de-
Veiop over the cold-blooded attempt to
assassinate an old Roumanian peddleT
and his wife in Franklin county, news
OF which has just reached here.
Franz and his wife, the couple in
question, were sleeping quietly in their
wagons by the roadside when they
were awakened by fusillade of pistol
shots, quickly followed by the dis.
charge of a double barreled shotgun
Citizens of the neighborhood who were
attracted to the scene found that the
Woman's left leg had been shot off
while the old peddlers right leg was
SO badly riddled that amputation will
be necessary. According to the best
information obtainable, they are not
naturalized American citizens and can
speak but very little a 1glish They
have been taken to " Orleans -
treatment. The recovery of the old
man is doubtful
The circuit judge and county au-
thorities are making an Investigation,
and one suspect has been arrested.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-11
GRAPHIC STORY OF HORROR.
WhirIwind of Fire Fell Upon ST. Pierre
When Volcano Erupted.

Paris, May 10.-The minister of ma
rine has received the following un-
dated dispatch from Pinte-a-Pitre, Is
land of Guadalupe, from the command
er of the French cruiser Suchet:
Il have obtained the following in
formation of the events yesterday:
About o'clock the volcano threw
up considerable mass of smoke and
earth. A whirlwind of fire immediate
ly followed. Instantly the whole town
of st. Pierre was in flames and the
ships in the harbor were dismantled
and burned. The shower of rocks
lasted quarter of an hour. | arrived
at ST. Pierre at 2 o'clock in the after
noon, saving few persons from the
ships. | saw no living creature in st.
Pierre, to which it was impossible to
penetrate. There were numerous
corpses near the quay"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-11
Thinks Her Family Perished.

Stockton, Cal, May 10.-Mme. Lou
ise Luit, teacher of French in this
city is Frustrated over the news of
the terrible disaster at ST Pierre, Mar
Unique. as her family resided in that
city. Her sister, Nine. Gentle; her
husband two sons George and Raoul,
and two daughters. Alice and Anna,
are believed to have been killed Raoul
Gentle was rated as one of the most
brilliant lawyers and orators on the
island and has held many prominent
positions of trust. For the past two
years he has been one of the repre-
sentatives from the island to the
French chamber of deputies.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-11
FAYNE MOORE QUITS
i CONVICT HUSBAND
Young Woman SecuE a Di-
vorce In South Dakota.
MOORE FOUGHT CASE BITTERLY

HI anne Atlanta Girl, Who Was
narged With Working the Badger
Game In New York, Freed from Illus.
band Serving Term at Sing Sing.
Sioux Falls, S. d., May 1O-Mrs.
Fayne Moore, of New York city, was
today granted an absolute divorce by
Judge Julian Bennett at Watertown,
S. D.. and given the right to resume
her maiden name, Fayne Strahan The
divorce was granted on the grounds Of
extreme cruelty, non-suppoTt and con.
viction OF felony.
The defendant, William a. Moore.
filed a sensational answer, allegSag
that his Imprisonment was the result
of a conspiracy on the part of the
plaintiff and her friends to divorce him
in order that she might marry
wealthy English noBleman and deny
ing that he had been guilty of any of
the charges alleged against him by the
plaintiff
Testimony was introduced at the
trial to the effect that on several oc.
casions the defendant ATTEMPTED the
life of the plaintiff
While her divorce was pending the
plaintiff has resided in Sioux Falls
She refuses to discuss her future
plans or intentions.
Fayne Moore's husband, jwilliam E
Moore, is serving 19-yearf fsentence in
Sing Sing for attempting &AAAa5ss
late Martin Mahon, proprietor of IAe
New Amsterdam hotel, out of $4,000 in
the Moores' apartments in the Hotel
Grenoble in 1898. Mrs Moore was &C.
cused of completely in the badger
game. When she was put on trial
Mahon left the state and refused to
appear against her. She then went
free
During the first two months that
Moore spent in Sing Sing his wife ap-
pearcd greatly devoted to hin Then
she went to London and appeared in
the chorus Of The Messenger Boy"
When she filed her suit for divorce it
was said that if it was successful she
intended to marry an Englishman Of
goo = family.
She is now about 26 years old. She
is daughter of Judge Strahan, of
Portland, Ore, and before her mar
riage to Moore was knon as pet"
Strahan.
Moore was United States consul at
Durban during President Cleveland's
second administration President Nc
Kinley removed him. Last January
Moore's uncle, Captain ]. w. Moore,
of Cleveland died, leaving to him
about 800 600.
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OTHER ERupTioNs REPORTED.
Soufriere Volcano, Oh St. Vincent Is
land, in Disturbed State.


London, May 10.-The following ca
blegram was received this morning at
the colonial Office from Governor Sir
Frederick Mitchell Hodgson, of Bar
BADGES:
The Soufriere volcano, on st. Vim
cent island. erupted violently yester-
day. Loud reports, resembling artil-
~lery fire, were heard at Barbados at
3 o'clock in the afternoon. At o'clock
there came darkness and thunder, ac-
companied by strong downpour of
dust, which continued until night. Bar
BADGES is covered several inches deep
with dust this morning. Have tele-
graphed Sir Robert B. Llewellyn, gov
ernor of the Windward islands. offer
ing him all assistance.
Another cablegram received from
Administrator Bell, Of the Island of
Dominica says:
"A terrible eruption has occurred of
volcano at Martinique. Great dis
tress prevails there. l am sending pro
visions Immediately. All safe at Do
minica"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-11
Nearly Severed JunuIar.

Chattanooga, May 1O.-Andy Hun.
dly, residing in Hill City, suburb, met
with a peculiar and probably fatal ac-
cident here. He was in big depart.
ment store and started to run to the
street to catch a car. The door to a
display window was open, and mistak,
ing this, Hundly rushed in and dash.
ed through the plate glass, cutting
himself seriously, almost severing his
jugular vein
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Ex.Representative Farmer Dead.

Louisville, Ga, May 10.-Hon. Rob-
ert L. Farmer suffered a stroke of
paralysis yesterday at o'clock and
died last night at 8. Mr.. Farmer was
a steward in the Methodist church, a
prominent Knight of Pythias and one
of the most prominent citizens of our
county A few years ago he represent
ed Jefferson county in the legislature
and had often held responsible posi-
tions of public trust with great credit
to himself. He leaves a large family.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-11
Governor of Colony Perished.

Paris. May IA telegram from
the governor of the Island of Guade-
lupe contains the latest news of the
Martinique cataclysm received at the
colonial Office. After announcing that
the French cruiser Suchet had 80 sur
vivors on board, the governor of Quad
elupe says: Everything tends to the
belief that the governor of the colony,
M. l.. Mouttet, and Colonel Gerbault
and their wives perished with the pop
ulation of st. Pierre. l have ordered
the prompt dispatch of provisions from
Pointe-aPitre and Bassoterre. The
Suchet sails for Martinique this even
ing. All of the people and the supplies
of Guadalupe are at your disposal for
relief"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-11

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