davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04

Mavor wreczyf mu adres, uchwa-
lony przez rade miejskq, Gala ia
ceremonial trwafa> kr6tko. Utica
Canal byfa pred dworcem natfo-
czona ludzmi, przewaznie mfodzie-
za,ktora W braku pomieszczenia ma
chodnikacb, ME gardzifa miejsca-
mi ma dachach brudnych dom6w i
ma sfupach telegrafcznych. Szef
policyi przedsiewziat Srodki ostro-
znosci, aby ksieciu ME spadf WHO'S
z gfowy.
Kapitan Schuettler stall ma czele
8 kompanij policyantow, kt6rzy
ciekawych trzymali W ordynku.
Skutkiem tego wiekszych demon
stracyj ze strony rozbawionej mlo-
dziezy amerykanskiej ME byfo.
Zreszta znalazf sic take pred
dworcem cafy pu}k kawaleryi i cd
dziaf niemieckich weteran6w " Ii
czbie 800 chlopas Tony piesni
Hell Dir i'm Siegeskrauz" zagiu-
szafy gwar ludu, gdy ksiaae wraz
Harrisonem wsiadf do karety.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04
Rome wiadon1oscJ
telegraficzne.

Hugo Kerkau, sfynny ME-
miecki bilardzista, postanowit
zmierzyc sic z r6wnie siynnym
Amerykaninem j. Shaffer. To-
stanie rozegrana partya o 10000
marek.
: Stan zdrowia Leopolda, kr6la
belgijskiego, budzi powazne O.
bawy.
- Skutkiem zajscia W sejmie
wegierskim odbyt sic pojedynek
miedzy posfem Szczepanem Tisza
a M. Radowskim. Radowski 20
staf ciezko raniony.
: W II grze W szachy W Monte
Carlo Janowski pobit Sheve, a
Popiel Schlechter doszli do
,,remis." Pillsbury pobif Tara
sza.
-Krazownik amerykanski Phi
ladelphia" odszedt z Panamy do
Guayaquil, zkqd wkr6tce wr6ci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04

Ruszono " droge ku Auditorium,
pod eskorta wojska wsrod szpale.
ru policyant6w. Podroz ia trwafa
20 minut. Niemcy trzymali W
rekach pochodnie. Pred gma-
chem Auditorium znajdowaly sic
danny, kt6re sic ME gniewaiy,
gdy i'm mezczyzni : wsr6d og6l-
nego tfoku. : nastepowali ma ma
gniotki. Ksiaze przybyf CATO do
hotelu, kianiaiac sic gawiedzi ma
wsze strony uprzejmie.
w 10 minut p6zniej rozpoczat
sic bankiet W sail pieknie udeko-
rowanej. 200 os6b wzieio W ban
kiecie czynuy udziai, ME liczac
sluaby. Wychylono kielichy pray
dzwiekach muzyki, wygfaszano
m6wki, zajadano sic specyaiami,
zachwycano sic osoba dostoJnego
goscia i opowiadano mu cuda o
wielkosci miasta Chicago, zamil-
czaiac dyskretnie stanie ulic i
kupach bfota, ktorego uprzqtac ME
ma komu. Ksiaze braf wszystko,
co mowiono, "a dobra monete. "a
raz po tym bankiecie odbyio sic
wielkie przyiecie goscia W zbrojo-.
wni, gdzie zebrato sic 5000 osob.
Po tenn przyjeciu trzeba byio wra-
cae znowu do Auditorium, gdzie
odbyi sic bal. Ma kazdym kroku
przesladowano ksiecia muzyka,
powtarzajaca do nieskonczonosci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04

nal ma dworcu, ksiaze siedzia8 przy
obiedzie i wyszedt dopiero ma plat
forme, gdy pociag znowu ruszyf'
Ksiqze powitat i pozegnat zawie-
dzionych lekkiem skinieciem gto-
wy.
CINCINNATI, O., Ago marca'
Przymrozki panujace cd kilku dni
usuneIy obawy powodzi. Rzeka
przestafa wzbierac i stopniowo,
lecz pomafu opada, ME ulega wsza-
kze watpliwosci, re stan wody pod
niesie sic jeszcze, ME grozac jed
max wystapieniem wody brze-
Cow.
NEW YORK, Ago m a a.
Prawdopodobnie pc raz pierwszy
zdarzyfo sic, re pasazer6w pociagu
Empire State Express" ma kolei
New York Central trzeba byto
przenosic wczoraj W nocy z wago-
now pafacowych do fodzi,z obawy
azeby ME utonei W swych gabine-
tach sypialnych. Woda grozifa
zalaniem wnetrza wagonow. Dziaio
sic to W poblizu Albany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04
Humorystyka podatkOwa.

Panu D., zamieszkalemu W okoli.
cy Lwowa wymierzono podatsk do
chodowy takze cd procentow kapi.
taiu 10000 K, ktory to kapital ma
.. D. posiadac ,,wedle powszechnej
opinii". Pan D. zarekurowal cd te-
go, II instancya zni&yla wymiar DO
polowy ;, krakowskim tsrgiem", po-
dajao, ze p. D. posiada 10000 ,,we-
die zeznah wiarogodnych swiadk6w".
Pan D. wni6si o to skarge do trybu-
nalu administracyjnego, ME mogsc
sic doczeka6 orzeczenia, zeznaf nota.
ryalny akt, moca kt6rego darowas
skarbovi pahstwa owych 10000 K,
ktore ma posiadat mwedle zeznsh
wiarygodnych swiadkow = wiado-
mych dyrekcyi skarbu we Lwowie",
warunkiem, ae skarb poniesie
nale2ytos6 skarbowa cd darowisny.
Ten akt darowizny p. D. postal
do ministeryum. Skutkiem tego
za4adano wszelkich aktow tel
sprawy W oryginalaoh i a6maczeniu
niemieokiem celem abadania tel
plerwsaej darowisuy, jaka skafb
otrzymal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04
Kronika MieiscoWa.
Ksiaze W Chicago.


specyalny pociag ksiecia stanaf
ma dworcu Union godzinie $50.
Ma peranie czekali ma jego przyby-
Gle czlonkowie, komitetu recepcyj-
nego liczni reporterEy, obstawieni
przez 100 policyant6w, kt6rzy ME
dopuszczali do kolka zaufanych
zwyczainych smiertelnikow. Byf
tam take konsul niemiecki. Po-
niewaz poeiag ME stanaf W miejscu
wlasciwem, przyjecie ofcyalne
sp6znilo sic o 5 minut. Powitaf
goscia mayor Harrison, alderman
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04
w katedrze sw. Piotra blogoslaWh
Ojciec swiety wiernych.
BitWa pod Nooitgedaeht by4a .dla Anglik6w
dotkliwa kleska.
Podr6z Ks Henryka pruskiegO ST. Louis do Chicago
Przviecie zbrojowni = Bankiet bal W AUDITORIUM

sic ksiaze do klubu St. Louis,gdzie
spozyf sniadanie W towarzystwie
125 os6b, kt6re chciaiy mogfy "a
.psacic "a szczescie zasiadahia z
ksieciem przy iednym stole po $40.
o 10 godzinie odprowadzono gos-
cia pod eskorta wojska i milicyi do
parku Forest, gdzie pokazano mu
plac przysziei wystawy powszech-
nej. Obdarowauy pamiatkowa
szkatuika, wyjechat ksiaze o IL
godz. do Chicago.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 4 marca. =
Ma powitanie ogladanic ksiecia
Henryka zebralo sic tutaj okoio
10000 ciekawych. Gdy pociag sta,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04
Szczepan Purzyhaki diva!

= Szczepan Purzyhaki dwaj
jego towarzysze. kt6rzy W tr6jke
kradli zboze wagonow kolejo.
wych, stana pred sadem 7 marca
w miesiacu lutym przewozifa
kolej g6rna Metropolitan W prze.
cieciu po 100000 osob dziennie.
W ciagu uplynionego roku pre-
wozono po $4,000 os6b dziennie.
= Miasto Chicago stale sic gf6-
wnem siedliskiem nowego trustu
Corn Products Co." Kapitaf re-
prezentuje sumo 80 milion6w dola-
row. Trust kontrolowac bedzie wy
roby z kukurydzy.
= PAM Jacob johnson z pm.
lat Ada str. zlamafa W mieszkaniu
reke, Skorzystaf 2 tel sposobno-
sci zlodziej, kt6ry nkradf jej trzy
dolary.
= SmiertelnosG W miescie byla
W zesziym tygodniu znacznie vie.
ksza, niz zwykle. Umarfo 634
os6b, gdy tymczasem W tygodniu
zaprzeszfym bylo tylko 529 wypad-
kow smierci. Umieraiy gl6wnie
osoby W podeszlym wieku lub dot
kniete chorobami chronicznemi.
Niepomyslny stan pogody przyczy-
nil sic gl6wnie do wzrostu smier-
telnosci. 245 osob umarfo ma "a
razliwe choroby, jak dyfterya,
szkarlatyna, ospa tyfus.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

: Przekazano sadowi kryminal-
nemu Richarda Collins, kt6ry ska
leczyf nozem swego pracodawce,
rzeznika Thomasa McDonough i
rozpruf mu paltot.
= Dwie golarki ze zakfadu przy
CLARK ul. wspotzawodniczyiy ze
SODA, wyzywaiac sic wzajemnie' Ia,
kt6ra uzywafa wyraaen mniej par
lamentarnych, ,musiaia zaplaciS diva
dolary kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04

oklepane Hell Dirrim sieges.
kranz". Ksiaze zni6sf wszystkie
dolegliwo6ci meznie. imponowaf
zebranym swa uprzejmoscia i osta-
tecznie, zmeczony porzadnie, udaf
sic ma spoczynek, wiedzac dobrze,
ze i dzisiaj sprostac musi r6znym
zadaniom dnia.
Skfady departamentowe byiy bo.
cato przybrane, imponowaty zwfa-
SEGA dekoracye frmy Boston
Store"".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04

= W tych dniach ksiaze Karol
Teodor bawarski, ktory Jest, jak
wiadomo, okulista wybitnym, do.
konaf 4000-ej operacyi katarakty
Okla W klinice swej monachijskiej.
Operowanym byi starry wiesniak
bawarski.
General d'Exea-D -Doumerc,
najstarszy z generai6w francuskich,
zmarf W Paryzu, przezywszy.lat 90.
Zmarfy odznaczyf sic gl6wnie pod
czas oblezenia Paryza jako dowod.
ca jednego 2 korpus6w armii fran.
cuskiej,
- Justyna hr. Lanckorohskich
baronowa Niemyska. przezywssy lat
ss, zmarla dnia lsgo lutego. Pc.
grzeb odbyl sic s-e dis I'm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04
WASHINGTON, Ago NJ q r c a

WASHINGTON, Ago M area.
W komitecie kanafowym przewaza
zdanie, re sprawa kanatu panam-
skiego jest tax skomplikowana, IL
o nabyciu praw cd kompanii pa
namskiei W obecnych warunkach
ME moze bye mowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04
Telegran1y.
loo m a &c q i.


Wczoraj odbyia sic katedrze sW'
Piotra wielka uroczystos6 w rocz-
nice korOnacyi Ojca swietego. Ma
nabozenstwie by1o obecnych 5O,-
600 os6b. Papieza wniesiono do 10
sciofa ma ,,sedia gestatoria", ,Ojciec
swiety ME braf osobistego udziatu
odprawieniu Mszy 5w., lecz u
dzielaf zebranym licznie wiernym
apostolskiego biogostawienstwa.
LoNDYN, Ago area.
Spgawa remont6w przedstawia sic
W ten spos6b, re iedni generaiowie
angielscy przeszkadzali drugim, ma
czem cierpial skarb i wojsko' Lord
Roberts zadat wielkiej ilo5ci koni,
poniewaz bez kawaleryi ME mogt
prowadzic woiny Boerami, Ia
czeto skupowao konie, gdzie sic
dalo wyselano ie do Afryki, gdzie
W kr6tkim czasie konie padaty.
Nareszcie Rad uwiadomif sztab
wojska angielskiego W Afryce, re
10 do II tysiecy kOni miesiecznie
dostarcza6 do Afryki ME moze.
LoNDYN, Ago marca.
Teraz dopiero dochodzq w;adomo-
sci o szczeg6lach bitwy pod Kerrk
sdorp, stoczonej % lutego, W kt6=
rel Boerzy zabrali pOdwody an
gielskie i zdoby Ii dvie armaty. An
glicy poniesli kleske, niepamietna
cd czasu bitwy pod Rootgedacht,
kt6ra zostala stoczona W grudniu
1900 roku. Pod Kerrksdorp straci-
Ii Anglicy so ludzi W zabitych, W
tel liczbie ) ofcer6w, 126 W ranio'
nych All we wzietych do niewoIi,
Og6fem stracili przeto 6O2 ludzi.
Boerzy wypuzcili na wolnosc tylko
104 jenc6w.
Potwierdza sic wiadomost, re W
bitwie mad linia blokhauz6w mic
dzy Harrismith Van Reenan stra-
ty Boer6w ME byfy wieksze cd
STRAIT angielskicL. Jezeli przeto
Anglicy przypisujq sobie zwyciez,
two. byio ono drogo okupione.
Straty Boer6w zostaty wyr6wnane
przez przypiyw nowych ochotni-
k6w.
Colon, Kolumbia, Ago marca.-
Kolumna powstahc6w, dowodzona
przez generala Villa, ukazafa sic
we Frio, W departamencie Magda-
lena, gdzie przyszio do 4godzinnej
bitwy wojskami rzadoWemi. Pow
stancy stracih 80 ludzi W zabitych
ranionych, poczem rozproszyIi
sic ma wszystkie strony.
RzYM, Ago m area.
Zaburzenia W miastach wfoskich
ME ustaia. W Cassano, W Kala-
bryi zadaf lud przystqpienis do
budowy novel linii kolei zelazneI,
azeby m6gf mice moznosc zarob-
kowania. Poniewaz zqdaniu temu
ME stalo sic zadoS6, lud zrabowaf i
spali& nastepnie ratusz. Radzcy
mieiscy ratowali sic ucieczkq. W
nocy ME palify sic latarnie, mie-
szkancy zabarykadowali sic W do
mach. Dopiero wojsko przyby}e
ma ratunek przywr6ciio porzqdek.
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Ago
marca. - Generafowie powstan-
COW wenezuelskich Vidul Fernan-
dez Guaiama przyiaczyli sic do
generaf6w Peraz Rivas, kt6rzy ma
czele silnych oddziaf6w wojsk sto-
ia W obozie pod Matumin. Pod
Carupano wojska rzadowe zostaly
ma glove pobite.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Ago marca. =
Wczoraj rano 7 godz. przyhyf
dotqd ksiaze Henryk pruski "a.
bawii W grodzie Ludwika do godz.
IL. W imieniu miasta powitaf go
burmistrz Rolla, poczem wreczono
mu adres wszystkich niemieckich
towarzystw. Nastepnie, witany ma
ulicsch przez tlumy Niemc6w uda3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04

= W domu pm. 1862 N. Halsted
ct. wypadf W. Doering okna Ego
pietra pokaleczyf sic smiertelnie.
= Oh. T. Sajewicz nabyf wczo-
raj ma wfasnosc kosciof niezalezny
przy Division ul., "a sumo $3.50, wy.
raznie trzysta trzydziesci dolarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-04
u stop statuy Wolnosci.

q stop statuy WOln0sci.
Upasion krwia laszq, podstepem
wzbogacon,
Pc zgliszczach trupach doszedi
sly do mocy,
SiadS Krzyzak ma tronie korona ma
glowie,
Drwiac Boskiej czarta pomo.
cy,
Bill piescia zelazna ma lewo prawol.
Pogromi} Duhczyk6w, Francuz6w
ukorzyl,
zdradziwszy oSciennych, Germanow
oszwabii
Cesarstwo d6br cudzych zasozya
Gdadsk, Wrocsaw, Poznahskie pod
swoja ma w}adza,
w Szlezwiku, W Hanowrze, W Al.
zacyi panuje,
Juz siega Afryki, juz Chiny pokonaf,
Ma dalsze dzierzawy poluje.
Traktaty on depce, lud wlasny ME-
wolf,
Fa!sz prawda dla niego, piesc pra-
wem jedynem,
Gdzie skoczyt ME moze, tam podejsd
potra6,
Po duchu on dyablim jest synem.
Ma wolnej Kolumba przystanai dis
ziemi,
Krwia dziatek wrzesihskioh z oily.
DION szkaradnie,
Ma mieozu oparty, rozglada sic du-
mnie,
A przytem usmiecha sic zdradnie.
Bo pred MIN zgarbiony W lokajskim
pok}onie,
T}um moznych, t}um wielkich,
t}um silnych j meznych,
w surdutach So jedni, we frakach So
drudzy,
A inni W munduraoh oreznych.
K}aniaja sic nisko pred mitra ksia-
zeca,
Gotowi do us1ug Krzyzaka, tyra-
ma,
Me pomni ma posag, ma symbol VOL
nosci,
Go ME zna nj slugi, nj pana.
Znikl oczu Washington, Kosciusz-
ko, Pulaski,
Znikl sztandar swobody, brater-
stwa, rownosci,
zmieszane pojeoia, co godne, co po'
die,
Co warte podziwu = litosci.
Lecz posag Wolnosci ME zadrgai "
posadach,
Me W rekach fagas6w Kolumba
los KRAKOW,
Lud wolny, lud swiat}y otrzesnie sic
predko
2 Krzyzaka tutejszych lokaj6w.
Jak przyszedi, tax poidzie, nieslaws
okryty,
A sztandar gwiazdzisty ME skals
sic W b}ocie,
Me dzieoiom Wolnosci laczyt sic z
Krzyzakiem
I ssuzy6 grabiezy, podsooie.
Humorystyka podatkowa.
Panu D., zamieszkalemu W okoli.
cy Lwowa wymierzono podatsk do
chodowy takze cd procentow kapi.
taSu 10000 K, kt6ry to kapita1 ma
o. D. posiadac ,,wedle powszechnej
/ %. n n -r..-.l II -
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
POLITICAL LEADERSHIP
HANGS ON NOMINATION
POLITICIANS TO CAMP.
Senator Finn Will Accompany Pitts
burgers to the Woods.

PITTSBURG. Pa. April q. 49, Deputy
Register Arch II. Mackrell. Republican
candidate for sheriff. and County Com
missioner ". W Murray have gone 70
Canada TO prepare for the annual camp
ing trip of the George l.. MacFarlane
Club which includes all the Republican
organization leaders and the candidate
en- the county ticket.
The club will leave here on July 81
and arrive at Penetanguishene. Ontario,
The following day, going thence tc Jubi-
lee Island, Georgia Bay. where the camp
will be established. Camp will be broken
on August IA. and the members of the
club will be home August -. The men
who will take the trip are: Senator
William Finn who will come home from
Europe in time to accompany the party:
Register Frederick A. Edwards, Senator
John II. Weller, Delinquent Tax Collec-
tor and Secretary of the City Committee
Robert Ostermaier, Judge W. ID. Porter.
County Solicitor George 7. Murray
Treasurer Thomas G. Mcclure. District
Attorney John c. Hayman. A. J. Burch-
field. candidate for congress from the
South Side district; County Comptroller
". E. Thomson, Select Councilman T.
o. Atkinson. Attorney John p. Sutter, of
Verona, and a number o. other borough
and district leaders
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
Claim to Be Certain of
Contract ior Print
ing Stamps.
BIDS TO BE OPENED ON FRIaAY
Bureau of Engrcving and Printing Peo-
pie Predict Loss of Votes to Repub-
lican Ticket in Fall Campaign Should
the Work Leave Government Hands.

a number Of employees OF the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing have re-
ceived letters from New York and
Philadelphia concerns. in which they
are offered positions should the Post
master General award the contract for
printing the postage stamps TO the con-
Germs who offer employment to the bu-
reau people.
The letters are alleged to state In
positive language that the contract
viii not remain in Washington. but
will go to New York. Ii is even
said that preparations are being made
already to start the New York plant
Immediately, las our Washington agent
has informed us that the Postoffice De-
partment authorities are in favor of
placing the contract with outside firms" ="
Claim to Have Contract.
This positive information OF the pros
pectlve capture of the contract by all
outside concern is looked upon, by the
bureau people with CONSERVATION. They
express wonder at the decided language
which is used by the New Yorl; con-
Germs. and have come TO the conclusion
that there is an understanding to the
effect that the latter is to receive INC
work for which they have submitted
their bids, to be opened next Friday.
A Democratic Opportunity.
Bureau people prophesy that if the
Postmaster General should award the
contract to an outside concern. the Ad-
ministration. which is bound TO Re1ub-
-1ican principles of high wages, would
commit a most serious error. and would
give the Democrats a good opportunity
for censuring their political opponents
for having awarded contract for Gov
ernment work to a concern which is
paying the lowest wages.
Older members of the bureau force
do not seem to feel so much alarmed.
They express more confidence in the
political shrewdness and sagacity of
Postmaster General Payne. and are
willing to wager that the postage stamps
will continue to be printed at the bu-
reau, irrespective of the lower outside
bids
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
CUR NATIONAL DISEASE
Caused by Coffee.

Physicians know that drugs will not
correct the evils caused by coffee. and
the only remedy is to stop drinking IT.
Dr. W J. Allison, OF Heber. Ark,
says: Il have been a coffee drinker for
fifty years and have often thought that
l could not live without 1t; but, after
many years OF suffering with our ma
tional malady. dyspepsia, l attributed 1t
to the drinking of coffee. and SITTER some
thought determined to use Postum Food
Coffee for my morning drink. l saw
that Postum was made carefully with
tfirectio and found 1t just suited my
taste. At first l used 1t only for break
fast, but found myself getting so much
better that ! used it at all meals. and
l am pleased TO say that II has entirely
cured me Of indigestion. ] gained nine
teen pounds in four months. and my
general health is greatly improved.
Il must tell you of young lady In IL
iinois She has been In Ill health for
many years, the vital forces low, with
but little pain. I wrote her of the good
that Postum did me and advised her to
try it. At the end of the year she wrote
NE that Postum had entirely cured her
and that she had gained forty pounds in
weight and felt like herself again"
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
CUBAN CITIES MUST PAY
FOR HYGIENIC MEASURES
Insular Government to Make
No Further Appropriations.

The Marine Hospital Service has re-
ceiyed information from the surgeon in
charge at Havana that the Cuban Cabi-
net has decided that. after August l, the
Federal Government OF the island will
cease to make appropriations for the
disinfection and clearing of streets in
several cities and towns
President Palma and his Cabinet hold
that this is municipal matter and that
the expense should be borne by the
municipalities.
During the period of the military gov
ernment the United States provided
money for the disinfection and cleaning
of streets and public places in Cuba.
and this measure greatly increased the
healthfulness of the Cuban cities.
The Secretary of the Treasury has re
ceived from the State Department a let
ter written from Havana by United
States Minister Squiers. In which he
says that the health of Havana and other
cities of the island is good and that the
sanitary condition of the streets COM
pares very favorably with that of Ameri-
can cities.
The reports to the Marine Hospital
Service show that the yellow fever has
for some time been almost unknown.
The death rate in Havana is about the
same as that of Charleston ;. c., and
some other Southern cities of mixed
population.
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
TO MAKE NO CONCESSIONS.
Citizens Not to Give Democrats Another
Candidate in Pittsbug.

PITTsBURG. Pa. July 2T.-The citi-
gems county committee, in conference
with the committee representing the
Democrats of Allegheny county, notified
It that nothing more VIII be conceded.
Ths great trouble hinged on the Third
district.
The conference committees Of citizens
and Democrats which made up the fu-
zion county. judicial. and legislative
ticket gave the Democrats Of the Third
district oBe place on the legislative
ticket Three legislators are elected
from the Third district
The one legislator was said to have
been satisfactory to the Democrats, but
the Democrats now believe they ought
to nave two places out Of three.
The faction which asks for two places
is headed by Alderman John a. Martin
one Of the most influential Democratic
OF the country. and il threatens 10 turn
IN fer the regular Republican nominees.
II is believed that the fight viii result
in victory Tor the regular Republican
legislative ticket in this district.
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
VETERANS OF SPANISH
WAR SEEK PENSIONS
More Applications From Vol
unteers Than Regulars.
Commissioner Ware Accounts for De-
mand-Says Soldiers Believe Gil
mate Has Ruined Health.

Commissioner OF Pensions Ware has
expressed much surprise at the great
number OF applications for pensions
made by participants in the Spanish
American war. He can account for 1t
only on the supposition shat immediate
ly after the war the soldiers believed
that their health had been permanently
injured by their stay in tropical
climate.
According to the reports filed in the
Pension Office. if IS noticeable that SOL
diers OF the regiments which did the
most fighting around Santiago did not
suffer the hardest. if the plumber Of ap-
plications for pensions is guide It is
also asserted that the claims OF volun-
teers for pensions exceed those of the
regulars.
A comparative statement Of the rec
ords of five regiments of volunteers and
FIVE regiments of regulars which were
before Santiago. shows that there has
been great industry on the part G. PEN
sion attorneys.
OF the five volunteer regiments, 2,SOl
men have applied for pensions as in
valids and 31S persons as dependents,
making a total CT 3.119 applications.
In these volunteer regiments but three
men were killed and thirteen wounded.
OF the FIVE regiments of regulars $50
men have applied for pensions.
This at least proves that the pension
attorneys all over the country have been
busy since the close of the Spanish
American war. but statistics show that
those of the Nerth and East have been
far more active than the South and
West
The Washington times., 1902-07-28
LIVED IN THREE CENTURIES.
"True Daughter of Revolution" Was
1o2 Years Old Yesterday.

SOUTHAMPTON. Conn. July 27.-En-
joying the distinction of having lived In
three centuries and of being a true
daughter" OF the Revolution. Mrs. Sylvia
Langdon Dunham began the l03d year OF
her life today. She was born July 81,
1S00 which was the last year OF the
eighteenth century. Mrs. Durham S
father served im the Revolutionary War.
At the age Of sixteen years he was COM
missiored a captain.
On December %. 1924. she married
Chauncey Durham. who died in 1880. and
ever since her marriage the Durham
farm, at that time and for many years
afterward a coach line change station.
has been her home. II was built ia
years ago. and was known at Dunhan
Tavern. Mrs. Dunham is in excellent
health. She had five children, of whom
three survive.