davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-04
Spectator, 22ad Septf

We fancy the Siam difficulty is a little
exaggerated. The French always want to
get cash for their jobbers out of a dependency
witness the lunis loan business-and
their Special COMMISSIONS in Siam, M. le
Myre de Villers, is trying to get a preferen-
tial treaty of m from the Slamese,
and an exclusi We right of exploiting the two
provinces which the French hope to annex
The English in Bangkok and Singapore are,
of course, furious, and telegraph home that
he is trying to make of Siam a Protec-
torate. That the diplomatist is trying to
get something out of Siam which may
lessen the burden Tonquin inficts upon
the Treasury, is very. probable indeed,
and may on points require resistance, lest
Singapore suffer; but we rather doubt the
Protectorate. The French are pledged up to
their lips to respect the independence OF
Siam and the Chinese are Displaying Symp-
, 1893-10-04
CHRrsTIANsTED.

Sept. 30tb-per schnr. "Vig'lant' from St.
Thomas-Betzy Conrad, Alma Klyvert 4
servant Margreth Pretoriu8, School Inspector
John T. Quin, G. L. Petersen.
Oct. 2nd-per sohnr. ''Vigilant' for st.
Thomas-Patrick Patrick, Lawyer F. Brun
& servant Potter Christian, Francis Thomas,
M. Fabio, johann Levy James Griffith, Mary
Jane Joseph, Emile Moore and cousin Alma
Jacobs, Miss S. Foster.
Oct. 2nd-per $. $. CARBIDE for New
York via Frederiksted-Miss Mary Conrad.
FREDERIKsTED End October.
The s. 5. "Caribbee" arrived here today
from st. Kits, took a mail and proceeded to
Cuba.
Oct. 3rd-per schnr. MARY" from st.
Thomas-Mr. A. Simmons, II. Joseph,
, 1893-10-04
PrOklama.

"A LIE og Enhver, der MATTE
A have noget at fordre i Boet eff
ter afgangne Ugift MARIE LOUISE
MOSES, indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til for undertegne-
de Skifteret at anmelde og bevislig-
gi0re deres Krav.
ST. Thom@ skifteret, den 30to September
1898.
HALVOR HANSEN.
, 1893-10-04

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRISTIAN
STED'S POST OFFICE.
PAID
Carl Wilhelm KrauSe.
Unpaid.
Philemon Brunn, Ann Mira Edwards,
Catherin Fedrics, Edward Jacobs, Carl
Sampson, Est. Freedoms erg, Elizabeth Will
liams, A. Rosenstand, Est. Slob-
Christiansted's Post Office, St, Croix, Both
September 1898.
PETEE LEMMING.
, 1893-10-04

UNCLAIMED IEIIEhO IN
STLD'S POST OFFICE.
Paid.
Mager Gilbert, Mrs. A. Harbert, Joseph
N. Mason, Mrs. Rosa Philip, Daniel Jefers,
Helen Williams. q
UNPAID.
James Bengmon, Henrietta Hennery, Chr.
Hattensen, Miss s.. Leary, H., Mcdonald,
susanna Thomas, James Woods, Mrs. Jane
Williams.
Frederikstod's Post Office, September 8Oth
1898.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

iIGnh'l Nigc
Nu u Of Blood
ailOw Com
,lhrr.m. SrSld
ula,Sick Head.
ca s,Sour ,
fceling,l1rpid ,
water crash
'.r symptom
'rCsUltS from
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

lesSrs d ), <esyA ale
sNwr,ine snssebv domc~ego sst
n'ego lecrenia roxmaitych Ell rob
way opisanie roxma,t,o Oh ,"Sli3
! rs&eych orzez PrEyjaciela LaSx'
NNs'
? vlnsEo wan i y dla r,dEs-
v"v mny"h irogioh osSb. 20
Pr"roctw oM &c ha!d, y, SO.
lowri .e S&oy, IS Sybili, Ksis-
&Ea Nsrkn Wernyhorv innyoA
o. okW SIS prEsd Narodsen;sm
Guy <tuSa al do po&nych wic&H~
Sc ~ K oayh Nr6seule SO eu6w,
Ma ~nrceSEio 1906 ~prsypadk5w
a~sa&"cc, Z rd&nych starodawnyeh
H~'aT sehrany ......... IS
N'5LMOMA POLAKA Kasanbe
sSTUnYA o GRZEGoRzU,
!ldry n,2, "a Ia, pnku,owaa
r2ySGty 80 ska}v. Piekns
S~r'<na,ace npnwiadsnie dla su-
lUNHARKA POLSKA l AME-
3NKANSk so
EOHl\SON kRUZOE evil aku-
vi ne osiu,sehstwa ksiszss SUI
pefme nowo ! treSciwie ufoSona
5RAEIA PAROBKIEN d kmis.
}PoWIADANIE PoDRU.NEGo
" stras&nie dziwnem tc&u...10
ikKLETA DzIEWICA...
sARTEK hATkA.. .........
'leSri Polski e, zebrAne dla
Tolo,n W Amerycc przez WI.
Dynlcwi "a. .-..-.. ....2s
'raw Envy Persk II.
< p ak S K. - najpew-
n'ejs"y sposob wygranls ma To-
teryi wediug kombinacyj slyn-
nyrh magik6w i p%rofesor6w ma.
tema;yNi Orlicc itp,-tu !zisA wy
~jswienienie tajcmnie ispos6a, La
kicb u&ywano " staro&ytuohoi
do przepo~ albania wroS"mia
przyr a,oaci.-~z przeszlo zoe ~
hrasi nj Dostowny prseHru&
Sea- IA drnkowansgo !ra-
karin Unrwersytetu Jagiello&-
ak!ep" W Krakowio.... so
D X a. tadnsi dziewczynie. 40
Fow $50 kohou &ycia PLATA
PonCxisCa. 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

NlEMCY poHnahscv 2nn>s
lali urzadzi6 wielka demcn<tra
eva d. IS marcu. jake W sclra
roczuice wkroczenia wo]ska
pruskiego do Poznams, pc
dokonuneJ 2 Moskalami 2god2le
W ro2blorze Polski. Ma walncm
zebraniu poprzedniem przyszll
]ednak2e do przekonania, ae
nieszlachetnle, byloby drazni6
wspolmieszkahco Polak6w i
odstaplll Cd togo zamlaru,
urzadzlt ma)a tyiko odczyt na
sail glmna2yum realnego,
gdzie we wywodach tych
,,hlstocycznych" ME odbedzie
sic niezawodnle bez fabrykacyi
die ow - DO czem5e upozoro-
wac maja tabor polsklch dzlel
nDN. ,Nla Prusakom dostalN
sic " tenn daielc gaborcgem?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

rozgladajacemu sic sprzymie-
rzencowi, o%stroznie schodzil Z
CORY, zdazajac powell do domu
swego.
Pomieszkanie Robinsona
by}o ola dzikiego ten samem,
czem ola naszego chlopa
przywyklego przebywat W
dymnej cha}upie, pa}ac kro-
lewsks. Wszystko go dziwo.
waio, 3 otwartemi usty i
oczami ciekawemi rozglada}
sic glupowato, ME smiejac sic
niczego dotknat, ME majqcy
zadnego wyobrazenia o pred.
miotach otaczajacych onego, a
,ego nowy pan wyda} sic
teraz p6lbogiem,--i gdyby
mctrapiaca mysl o napadzie
ludozerc6w-widok przybylc-
50 to krzywiqcego sic, to
siniel4ceso, roztwieraiqcego
usta, i ia smlesznie nie&miala
i przymusowa wstrzemiezli-
wosc 2 obawy dotkniecia sic
czego badz, by}by ola Robin
soma nader zabawny. Ale
nasz bohater myslal tylko o
srodkach zabezpieczenia sic
pred napadem nieprzyjaci6},
zdo}al to g}osem, to ma migi
odkryt dzlkiemu swa mysl i
20 ME matym trudzie eel
nareszcie zostal osiagniety.
Zrozumiawszy Robinsona i
poznawszy dziki rzecz o jaka
mu chodzi, pie okazal zadnego
strachu AMI zaambarasowania
sic, ale krzyknaf przerazliwie
iakbv grozqc ludozercom, a
porwawszy "a siekiere, dali do
poznania wywinawszy MIA 3
nadzwyczajna szybkosc,} pc
kilka razy mad s}owa, &c
majqc t. bsoh, ME obawia sic
Undergraduates to Robinson,
nabral wiecei otuchy, DO
uwaza}, re ma silnego sprzy-
mierzehca, pochwalil zatem
jego odwage-da} mu lance,
lux i strzafy p"stawil ma
warcie pred otworem, ktory
jakiesmy to poprzednio po-
wiedzieli, byl ma ksztalt strzel-
nicy przyrzadzony, a zaleciw-
sly bacznost-sam udal sic
ma przeclwna strone, gdzie
r6wniez uzbrolony straz odby-
waI.--W tym stanie przepe-
dill blizko godzine i 1uz
zwawy i chetny do boiu
lndyanln FACIAL sic nudzit -
DO ~niewypowiedzianq mial
ochote sprobowat IA kim
swoiej lancy; gdy ~us}yszeli W
oddaleniu pr~zerazIiwe krzyki
2 killludziesieciu piersi pocho-
dzace.
(Ciag dalszy rastapi.>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

powinlen, re ME bedzie uwa
zany "a s}uge hub poddanego
lecz "a przyjaciela t%owarzysza
swego. Zaiec' " ten sposob
SODA, ME zwr6cilr uwagi ma
iednego Z poleg}ych, kt6ry
bedac tylko ciezko rannym,
przyszed} do siebie, usl}owal
powstat, a uchwyciwszy garst
trawy, przykiada} do RAINY,
ably chot W czesci ply
naca krew zatamowac.
Spostrzegl to Robinson
i pokazal to nowemu towarzy-
szowi, ktory mu ma to odpo"
wledzia} zywo i glosno pare
slow swoim jezykiem, ktory
jakkolwiek zupelnle ola
Robinsona niezrozumialy, je
dnak bardzo mile zrobiI
wrazenie ma MIN, talk s!>ra
gnionym uslyszen1a g}osu
ludzkiego Cd tylu lat nies}y
szanego.-Dla tego tez o malo
ME rzucil sic ma szyje mowia-
cego, wstrzyma}a go tylko
Ottawa niezrozumienia PREY
czyny re strony towarzysza,
tego wybuchu radosci spra-
wionego. Indyanin pokaza}
topor kamlenny Robinsonowi,
i dial mu do zrozumienia,
azeby rannego dobi}. Nasz
bohater ME lubia} przelewat
krwi ludzkiei, to zycie talk w
wypadki obtite przeobrazi}o
lego dawna burzliwa nature, i
chociaz byla potrzeba dobicia
rannego z litosci, widzqc go
smiertelnie zranlonego, ably
sic dluzej ME meczy}, da}
ocalonemu dzik!emu topor,
wskazujac ma lezacego.
Ten uradowany, Z dzika
radoscia %pochwycil tenze,
pobiegl nieszczesliwego
jednem cieciem glove ma dwie
czesci rozp}ata};-- a niezanied-
bujac zwyczaJu swego, odcia}
mu takowa, podskakujac z
ruchami radosnemi, z}oAyl "a
wraz 2 toporem u stop roz-
razonego TAXA dzika ochota
Robinsona;-ktory rozkazaw-
sly zabraG hulk i strza}y zabi-
tych polecll mu ist re SODA.
Dziki zatrzyn.a} sic jeszcze
chwile, ably poleg}ych zagrze-
bac W piasek, a tym sa'nem
ukryG trupow pred tychze
towarzyszami. Ucieszony
Robinson takiem dowodem
ludzkosci, chwalll migami
przezornosc dzikiego, a terze
z TAXA szybkoscia wzia} sic do
grzebania, lie W kWadralns
niespelna obydwa trupy sta
rannie pogrzebane zosta}y; pc
ukohcZeniu TEN, udal sic "a
Robinsonem przez gore do
jego mleszkania.
XII.
Mimo to Robinson z swolm
towarzyszem niedoll, zna1do-
wall sic W niebezplecznem
p%o}ozeniu. Mona sic byio
spodziewat CO chwlla, - re
dzicy szukajac swoich pole
g]ych towarzyszy i zbieg}ego
jehca, fatwo NIGGA natrafit ma
pomleszkanie Robinsona, tallo.
we zburzyc, a Robinsona wraz
z jehcem uprowadzlG i zabit.
Przestraszony drzal ma samo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
TERAZ GAS

dla tych, ktorzy z~amierzaja odbyd
wyciecske " roku
1898
zastsnawiae sic mad tenn, czyta6 i
wYwiadywac, sic, dokad maja
jechec, gdy nadeida wolne
chwile.
Wystawa Sw1atewa
bsdzie wiekszym %wypadkiem W
swiecie, niz cokolwiek innego.
Nietylko stanowic bedzie epoke
" niekt6rem zyciu, dajac sposob.
aos6 podziwiania rzadkich okazow,
wynalazk6w j cudow swlata, lecz
pozostanle niejednemu W pamicci
q powodu, re PREY tel sposohnsso
bedzle m6gt ~zcbaczy6 HAWAII tego
kraju.
Majac to ma mysl, pomnij, 70
E ONAES
NOESTEH EEsN
EHAGRE EC
przerzyna najcudnlejsza czest
Amcrykl. Me %znajdzlesz nlgdzie
pieknieiszyoh krajobraz6w dolln,
jezior i g6r. Jest to jedyna llnia
prowadzaca ma grantee olbrzymegc
dziewiczego raju
H. WSTONE PARK,
Pam,etao > tel kolei l pisac
wzgledem potrzeb W podrozy, map,
pism, plan6w jazdy l t. d. do
CHAS. s. FEE
gen. Pass. C Ticket Agent
St. Paul, Mimi,
PkACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

Poznania i wladza ustawlfa 2
policyantow No lch powitan,e.
Pray bramie Berlihskie) pray
dybal! policyanci owa bande,
a kiedy chcieli odby6 u Mich
rewizYa. doznaI' oporu, cyganie
wzleli sic do kijow, P%ohcyan-
ci przywoialI kllku przecho
dzacych 2otnierzy do pomocy
i cvganow vochwvtaavch IA
prowaazouo do aresatu poll
cYlnego, M wo2je odbvlo
rew,zyg l nproca skYn3&anyrh
rsecty ~n,!naionn brnn. oraa
mlec@e S.&re, s1g,oNos,, dom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

" ZAkLADZlE wyzsayu
nsukowym Ludwiki w Poxna,
nlu eszamln ma nauczyclelk,
zIoay!o IS kanaydatek, 20.
miedzy niemi Polk, Amelia
Glowacka. Aniela Jo2ewicz i
Zvfa Zniniewlcz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
gkACCIE IA
Il Poznahskiego.

X. P~ROBOSXCZA Lie.
Glab'szn Mur7ynnle pod
Gn,ewkOwcm 2amianoWa} x.
Arcyb;Skup dziekanrm deka-
natn gnlewkowsticgo " miej-
see X dzlekana Gantkuwsk,e.
60, kt0rY prZenlosi sic DO
RySleWka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
atN}SS ! }S&aA.
Czasopismo i~lustrowane.


Czasopismo ilustrowane.
Wychodai zoe Lacouie Cd ,a,
szesnastu. Posiada niezmierme
obfita,ciekawa, poAy,ccznal pa,ryo,
tyczna trcSt, wSrod kt6reJ yaws2,
drukujc z~ajnnjace rowieSc,:
Mkt sic "e znudzi,
ka5dy sic pokYrn
Bedzie mn W dus2y
ma sercu lep,vs,
Iimno ME wioje
cd lskry Cones
DO piersi )udzk,ej
Sic promcnie skis.
Co dobre, meknr,
ma szpaltach ne ~
Dobre pogias2c%e.
Elr ma odlcw chla
Come, , IsAru zamies
illustraclr p%ortrri"wc ! dove
s2k'c" humoMS,N A. "
uSobnYm do8oMlcm .llu%ru
wychodhi r2,ow rr.> ,a N
Ola prcnumrr1,or,r r.. .nN,
~pdtro"znyrh o%o5mc lr,Djr ~
we, NH'Sc'H.4ry rsonun,
roc.oq Il @o1arg4, *, ru,,. ys,r
n"j pr<rs'}N' ,Gy1ra
otrAymnjp n"Nrhm@>,: TVS v,
illustrowan,v HL jnotGw So.
sotyry dc,>"il" lu}th,t%
poarieS& 20 rach c=c&ctoc&. \
Chamskiego p. t. N,~$e :.
nad'ssaJacy ndtroczna wenrp
y dolary) otr&y maj% na,yyha
tN.ko try zcs>yty lIlus,rowsa,
A2cjnotdw h"morm, SotYrv ! Il
cip" polSdiGyo Prrnum,>
rszeSr'"c MONA haSdei rh,N.,
numera 2 po,z2'klcm drukulaeN, (.
SIG pow,esci przeseiaja SIG beaptu
"te. Prenumcrate 2 Ancrykl
dogodmej przcsefaG dot Dam5
Paerooyn" 10 NStach rc&o0.rn.I.,
nych, Tub wreszclc mr.,,
pocztowym pod adrescm:
Aamimistracya Goaca
Lao0w fLemdoAl.
~Isca Hrasze'oShieyo. l.. 23.
Europa, Austrya, Gallcya.
o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

POLECA Sic
SZANowNEJ PUBLICzNOSC
>sxystklm wisrusom Polouuson
Amerycc
NOVA GMEGiRNIA
81. ~DERDowsKIEGo
W winona MINI,
Mekna sprswadsi6 Cd Dsrdow
skisgo kaAda ksistke polska, jaka
wsgols istRiejs W Ameryee, piaeas
gotowka.
Ponisej ~wymieniamy niekssrs
ksia&ki, jake naszs ksiegaraia ms
nj %sprzeda&:
Ksiazki szkolne tres
CT naukowel.
GATEHlzM ~RzYMsKo-KATo
LICK im"fy) ............
49, l6
EATFH}IN RzyMsKo-RATO.
LICK T. r&szy) W moouej o.
prawI, ....,............25
o&lEtT STAHHGo / EowEGo
TIES? iN#NTU, W nocnej 0.
:, W y kArh,gol..,.. 40
Wi'j NARODr puLSkIEGO
....... .........4 ~
5iNMENTARz poLsKI, Jozefa
|!'" : Nel"s"., ........25
N%NEnNlk pOLSKO AN,
G!FLSkl r,yh ksiaAka do
mnG le&yka ans,o!aeiego 65
Z. : 8 Picsnl dla szk6t poi
Nk'rh " Amsrvre, utosyi byiy ms,
qysyrjel Ch,ugo FrsncisEsk
IabEa .,,...................1o
amatysa pslska ufoto.
~ prasG T~"ndoEege Sisrocihskie.
=, rr tesora yesykA pelskiego ]
HyH2'grY Drukowaas dla szka
r. >.@ - Ameryce e wydanis
$,"g~, W mocncj oprawia
m"entars Maiy czyh
~"fN~sa N&uka CIytanls, Pisa
~',' R,rhowaniA, prEss W. Dy-
"'|"A ....... ...---.-.S
" mecnej oprawie......,.l2
">rORYA STANUW ZJEDNO
HONYCH.. .............7S
nowefy, powiesd
'SH!nr bardZO, w~zrusIalac8 &c
aytnych czMsow.......30
Tn sauna W mocnei oprawie &c
.."ronym tytuliklem....... 60
A~}%staw cEyli Daisy Gag &c.
.o~sfy; ttomacsenie praes ks.
.mahskiego.
Ia sama W mocnci oprawie
$1,000. 50
Llstownik Polsko.Amerykak
XII. Podrecznik Aawierajaoy.
Nauke pisania listow i gotowe
wEery list6w, W wssystaieh trey.
psdkach $Yosa."..:,."e.a.sO
>os s,eroty ezyli powiss
wystawiajasa zgroze nieludzkosoi
srny>,~; yswiSni, ! dotkliwos6 NO
81, e~~&s,">aps6 WARY ic cn6t
N~"t~~,,s, ,mii,$ &rdzia i saczo-
sol" ~"~t, "pars>psci przes ks
i. '''s",s ktegu.... ...... 80
4~>sAl I olskie prses
Var, $&arbka. Zswiera: I
NN~".~n Kujawska, q Hulan-
=, y ~~atzi., g. kukasS Stempel
nwie S,os,ry, 81 Przewo&nik
a j.ui.c Wojenny, y Jssz'
@zus,, q Mundur, o) Kruk so
T. a. X ordeoki Przeo
,evNInow W, Obrohca Klasz.
'rn t2fs,ochowek,ego. ..... Is
/ hNterska Il d z n q, u
w"s powstania 1853 r, zda
rrawdmwe oris1 W.
11,,ncn, ..,.. LIB
vrni o acZ&i, pc
a@ha > 2.,s6~ powstania Ia
-t, kuAGaszG ....... is
l. w" derao! Bsrscy n
,,er, I'"w'"Ad uap,sana pre-
X T .............25
W sdrowoy. Chrze6
Mr", 2yd Turek, czyli KIT
i%p.u p"kiada E%aufanie, o ten
W, G"nAe ojcowskie staranie. Pa
"Ht nader powabna i pouoza.
- przes Tomasza Wisniewskie
.......
: W,eosny Tuiaoz
,onaIem imieniem A%haseverus
cay mowi, Ae Eyi pred u
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i,rael Wszechmocnost Bog
w,~e do dzisiejszego dnia AZ
AP'TEKA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20

WSADACH banda cyganow
thodzac I'D domu do domu
proslfa o wsparcle, a gdzie
sic udaio, kradia. TAX ukradis
goscinnemu rozmaite rzeczy;
potem sic puscili cyganie W
da sza droge ku Poznaniewi.
Telegrafowano re Sad do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-20
s

PROFESORAMI 2"m,ano
wan wyzs' nauaZycieIn g,mnu
zium reajnego: DIR. Trawihsk,,
Coltmann, Jerzyklewlcz, dr..
Karger DIR. Beck. W
glmna2yum Maryl Magdaleny
wy2~l nauczyc'e'e: Nowak. DIR.
Rehfa!d, Siuda dr.. Pfuhl.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-28
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The first lightning conductor was in
vented by an obscure Bohemian monk in
1854
1t is said that pansy leaves spread among
furs and woolens will protect them from
moths.
The largest tomb in the world is the
pyramid of Cheops. 461 feet high and COW
ering Is acres of ground.
The sign ''lb" or lbs" which is often
used instead of pound or pounds. is of
ancient origin, and is simply contraction
of the word "libra," the Latin for pound.
An operation for appendicitis upon a
patient living in the town of Hadley,
Saratoga County, revealed the fact that
the disease was due to the presence of
toothbrush bristles.
There has been considerable discussion
as TO who invented spectacles and who
had the pleasure Of wearing the first pair.
The honor is generally awarded to an
Italian named Salvino Armati, who died
| in 1917.
The earliest standing army in Europe
was that of Macedonia. established about
1853 B. c. by Philip, father of Alexander
| the Great. 1t was the second in the
worlds history, having been preceded
| only by that of Sesoslris Pharaoh of
Egypt. who organized a military caste
about 1000 3. c.
The will of Esther Pomeroy, which has
| heen filed for probate at Springfield,
Mass, is peculiar document. 1t specifies
with great detail how each article of per-
sonal property is bequesthed, and even
gives! direction TO the executor to finish
| quilting bedQuilt that 1t may be in good
condition to give to rela tive.
The seal ring worn by the Pope and used
by him on official documents to which his
signature is attached has on it the en-
craving of a fish, with the cipher of the
] n
every Pope has worn a ring of this char.
acter and it is shattered with a hammer
when the wearer dies to prevent its use on
a forged document
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GOOD FOR THE TERRITORY.
Gold Mining Receives a New I'M
petuS in Arizona,

YUMA, A. T., Sept. 27.-The timely and
well-distrbuted rains during the past
three months have given an abundance of
feed for live stock.
Cattle are in excellent condition and are
being shipped into California at very fair
prices Considering the drawbacks of the
past few seasons livestock is lin excellent
condition.
Gold mining throughout Arizona has re-
celved new impetus since the decline of
silver. Never in the history of Arizona
have so many inquiries been made for
gold properties and never has so much
prospecting and development work been
done.
Water and fuel are abundant and the
hitherto dry sections are affording pros
pectors much scope for further discov-
cries. The silver mines are holding their
own, but Eastern and European capital
lists are seeking the good gold properties.
The coming winter promises TO be the best
in many years.
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BIG ELECTRIC SYSTEM.
Power to Be Transmitted From Fol-
som TO Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. %. - The Ssera-
mento Electric Power and Light Com
pany has closed contract with the general
electric company for furnishing material
and erecting plant for the transmission
of power from their works at Folsom to
this city, nineteen miles. 1t will take.
however, 324 miles of copper wire of 100000
pounds in weight.
The specifications cover equally the
three-phase system of the General Electric
Company and the twO-phase system of the
Westinghouse Company.
Provision is made for cutout stations at
convenient points. so that the lines may be
divided into three sections and grounded or
crOss-connected, so that nothing short of
a total prostration of the plant will inter-
rupt operations.
Work is to be completed within ten
months. 1t is also provided that the COM
pany shall forfeit $50 per day for each day
the work is incomplete after expiration Of
the time named. This is one OF the most
important enterprises ever brought TO a
head in the interior OF the State.
1t means the transmission of almost I'M
told motive power from the great water
system of Folsom to Sacramento for oper-
ating streetcars, city lighting. power for
factories. etc,
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was. he was peculiarly interested in con-
victing DR.. West.
The court neld it was not within his
province to demand any statement from
the Chief of Police. AT the same time the
defense was entitled TO put In any evidence
as To any contradictory statements which
had been made. The protection had ap-
parently been more a request by the de-
PENDANT than an inducement offered by the
witness.
Rpsuming, to Wilson, the witness said
he was outside the doctors office when
Mrs. Austin was in interviewing the doctor.
Thereafter both he and Mis-. Austin saw
the doctor together.
The witness went on: "I said, Where
is my chid?' He said, j don't know
assured him that | knew she had been
there on the 1st inst; that the operation
that she was to paw a certain amount, and
/ wanted TO know where she was so
could take her home.
''The doctor said, 1 wish to God / could
tell you; what guarantee have that you
won't punish meY
head. He then said, She died in my
Attorney Wilson-Wait a minute; we
object. 1T is clearly shown than an in
ducement was offered.
The court sustained the objection, and
the witness was excused. During the
last part of the testimony the witness agi-
tEeron was particularly painful.
The next witness was d. b. Plymire of
1926 Market street, medical student. He
is young man. with mild. protesting
manners.
He knew Miss Addie R. Gilmour, and saw
her this month on Grant avenue and at the
Elmer House, 314 Bush street, where she
was staying. She left there on Saturday
morning, the I'd inst. He next saw her on
the following day in the kitchen of DR..
Vests house. She was in bed. or in some
thing which the witness thought was a
bed. He saw her on the next day, Mon
day, and visited her three times in all.
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DEATH IN A PRIVATE CAR.
Smashed by Collision While on the
Way to the Worlds Fair.

BELLEVUE, Sept. 27.-Henry A. New
land and wife of Detroit were killed, and
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard c. Meredith, were badly in
jured in a collision on the Crank Trunk
road early this morning. Newland W as
a wholesale fur-dealer. His wife was a
daughter of James F. JOY. the well-known
railroad official. Meredith is cashier OF
the Grand Trunk and Detroit, Grand Ha-
ven and Milwaukee roads. The party was
travelling in Meredith's private car. going
to the Worlds Fair. The train to which
the car was attachsd was behind time and
was run into bv an express train follow
mig. William Castles, porter. was fatally
hurt; William Alternately Cook and *.
Jennison. firemen of the cOllidiDg train,
were badly injured.
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After Xacatinn

Most people have now returned from their vaca
ton trips and have resumed their ordinary occu-
pations. In very many cases the season of recre-
alton has not brought the refreshed ana rejuye-
mated feeling which wss expected, and frequently
life seems greater burden Immediately after
vacation than at any other time in the year This
proves that 1t is not so much a cessation from
labor that is needed new life in the blood and
added strength and vigor in The muscles. How
this change can best be accomplished is serious
ana important question and it should be decide
with wisdom and promptness. Many OF those " he
have given 1t faithful trial testify that Hoods
sarsaparila is the best remedy for this feeling OF
lassitnde and depression. and certainly the re-
marEabe cures which have resulted from the use
OF this medicine In cases where the disease was
caused by Impure blood, Ike rheuma.ism. scrof.
ua. salt rheum, ETC., have never been eQualed ~
any other preparation IN any sg..