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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY.

Almost at the very opening Of the
investigation of the charges against
Judge Sweat one of them was sus-
tanned by the unanimous testimony
Of the witnesses.-Augusta Tribune.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
FORTUNE KNOCKS ONCE.

We want good agent to sell our
medicines in every county 1t will cost
you nothing to write for terms and par
ticulars, Address, Atlanta Chemical
Co., successors to Kings Royal Germe-
teur Co., Atlanta, Ga. a32
Mention this paper.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
A LAMP POST RACE.

In his race for vindioation it would
not. be surprising if Judge Sweat was
left at the lamp pOst.-Augusta
Herald.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
THE SHOE PINCHEs.

One plea made for good lynch
ing party is that it saves a great deal
of expense to the State. How would
it do for delegation to wait on
Senator Garter ?-Grihin Daily News,
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
A WOULD BE HUMoRIsT.

The Georgia senate should take a
lesson from the Sweat. Reese inves-
tigstion and in future sit down on
fresh Populists.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22

One of the demands of the peoples
party on the paramount issue in some
localities in the south is a free ballot
and fair count.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
NO DOUBLE STANDARD.

Senator Carriers charges against
Judges Sweat and Reese will per-
haps purify the atmosphere if moth
ing more. Say Whist you may about
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22

The Peoples party should be per-
petusted if it never elects a man to
office. It has forced beth the old
parties to the discussion of economic
questions.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
A ooNsoL1Na THOUGHT.

The judicial investigation now on
will cost the state considerable, but
if it will result ingetting better
judges, the money will be we'll spent.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22

When you hear a rich plutocrat
talking about honest money and the
nation's credit, investigate his taxes
and in nine cases out of ten you will
find him tax dodger.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22

glass, eccentric adjusting disks and
target plate, accurate and durable; IS
instrument for So so, also the Economy
Combination Cotton Planter and Guano
guapo eTepv iaa Se9d ana s sor
attaches to common pillow stock; also
our new Combined Single and Lath
machine $25 and S35.
We keep repair materials and repair
engines, gins and mills at the shop or
send out men to repair. Write us. H.
N. CRAMER & CO., Props. Machinery
Exchange, 555 Marietta Street, Atlanta
Ga. Agents wanted. 1913
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
Eclipse Corn Planter
Cheap Machinery

New and second hand, q
steam, oil, and gasoline en- q
gines, gins, SAW, CORN, FEED
and CANE mills, threshers,
single machines, planners,
re-saw and bandsaw ma
chimes, circular saws, shaft
ing, pulleys, pumps, etc.
Saw mill outfits, (engine,
mill and saw $3.50 to. $500.
Single and lath machines,
gin filers, etc., also manu-
facturers of all kinds of gin
feeders and condensers and
the Economy Terracing and
Ditching Level. 1t has ad- /
Unstable iron tripod and 4
frame, brass sighting tube 4
and hair; spirit bulb and U
The herald., 1897-02-27
FIESTA PREPARATIONS
Theater Parties Organized-Flsral Day Com.
mittee Meets

Theater Parties Organized-FIoraI Day Com.
mittee Meets
The utmost enthusiasm Is manifested
in connection with the benefit for La
Fiesta to be given next Thursday even
ing at the Burbank theater. The ladies
and gentlemen who were appointed a
committee last Wednesday to take
charge of the arrangements met yester-
day afternoon at the rooms of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers associat ton
and discussed different plans. All
agreed that the indications point to a
great success financially, and that the
event will be one of the most notable
social affairs ever given in this city.
Several theater parties were organized
for that evening, and it was suggested
that the Fiesta colors be worn by those
present in harmony with the interior
decorations of the theater.
Ferd K. Rule, M. H. Newmark, Fred
L. Allies, DR.. w. LIE Moyne Wills. Lieu
tenant r. H. Miner, John F. Francis
and other prominent citizens have Sc
cured boxes and loges. One of the most
agreeable features of the benefit will be
the appearance in the boxes of the three
x-uueens-Mesdames o. w. Childs,
Modini-Wood and M. B. Lewis-who
have signified their intention to grace
the performance with their presence.
The floral day committee met yester-
day and discussed the many details of
that important part of the carnival.
The entries were divided into classes
and the prizes to be offered were ar
ranged. Invitations have been sent to
owners of equipages and all kinds of
vehicles to participate in. the parade.
The members of the committee from
Pasadena promised the hearty support
of the neighboring city in the event
The herald., 1897-02-27
Judge Enoct Knight Presented With Loving
Gun

Judge Enocs Knight Presented With q Loving
Cup
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sunset club was held in the Hitch cafe
last evening, some fifty gentlemen sit
ting down to dinner at o'clock. At the
close of the meal Major H. T. Lee, in a
feeling speech, presented to Judge
Enoch Knight, the retiring president,
a beautiful solid silver loving cup, ap-
propriately engraved and containing on
its face the names of all the original
club members, to which Mr.. Knight re-
sponded in a felicitous manner
The paper of the eAening was read by
Burt Estes Howard, it's title being
Fragments of a Study in Social Evolu
tion.' The subject was afterwards fully
discussed by James B. Scott Judge J. A.
Mckinley, Abbot Kinney, President
Willard and others.
The gentlemen present were Fred L.
Allies, William D. Babcock, Harry
E. Brook, F. w Burnett. John j.
Byrne, w. H. Clark, j. H. Davisson,
Homer P. Earle, T A. Eisen. j. M Ell
lictt, Charles ]. Ellis, John F. Francis,
A. w. Francisco, J. Bond Francisco,
D. Freeman, Frank A. Gibson, M L.
Graft, L. A. Croft. Godfrey Holterhoff,
jr., John D. Hooker, Burt Estes Howard,
w. King. Abbot Kinney, Enoch Knight
J. o. Koepfli, H. T. Lee, H. L. MacNeil
J. w. Mckinley, L. E. Mosher, John A.
Muir, w. c. Patterson, r. W. Poindex-
ter, Willoughby Rodman. James B.
Scott. Lucien Shaw. J. S. Slauson
George H. Smith, George H. Stewart,
Francis ]. Thomas. Ben c. Truman,
Louis F. Vetter, X. H. Wade, Frank
Virgins, Charles Dwight Willard. Will
lam LeMoyne Wills, Percy r. Wilson,
Fred w. Wood, w. D. Woolwine, II.
H. Osborne
The herald., 1897-02-27
Committed a consumptIv.

Emilias Olivas arrived at the county
jail at o'clock yesterday afternoon
from Compton, accompanied by Con-
vagrancy issued by the Justice at that
place. The man is in the last stages
OF consumption, and as the commitment
only called for one days imprisonment.
the county Justice probably thought be
The herald., 1897-02-27
Don't Law

But if you must, we will advise you
without charge. And if we don't win
your case, it will cost you nothing. Me-
chanics' liens prepared without charge.
Hard collections pushed. Our special
ties are railway damage suits and suits
against corporations and trusts, libel,
slander and other damage cases, fore
closure of mortgages and liens. Notary
work free to clients. Langworthy Co.,
226 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-02-27
Blinded by Dust

W. E. Saunders, a bicycle rider, came
to the receiving hospital at S:25 last
evening with both eyes swollen shut
so that he could hardly see. The cause
was the dust flying from a wheelman
ahead Of him. The police surgeon, with
a brief treatment. restored Mr.. Saun-
der's sight, much to his relief and graf
ification
The herald., 1897-02-27
David. the Shepherd Boy

Baptist church gave the sacred cantata,
David, the Shepherd Boy" in which
they have been so successful, last even
ing in the Y. M. C. A. auditorium. The
room was filled with an appreciative au-
dience and the cantata was we'll re-
ceived
The herald., 1897-02-27
SUNSET CLUB MEETING

would either die in that time or be sent
TO the county hospital by the sheriff.
The herald., 1897-02-27
Another PeddIer Pulled

w. Gerlich was arrested in Chinatown
yesterday for peddling without license
and will today explain matters in the
police court.
The herald., 1897-02-27

Jonathan clubs "stag soelal"-o pm.
General meeting of the Ebel elub-Io:3o
am.
Monte Cristo club ball at Music Hall
Bpm.
Citrus Exhibit at the Chamber of Com.
meTce.
Meeting of the finance committee of the
council-Io am.
Christian Workers convention at Slmp.
son Tabernacle.
Committee of the unemployed wait upon
the mayor-Io am.
Mass meeting Of the unemployed, Macy
and Alameda streets-Io ain.
Frank Bartlett and John A. Logan, w.
R. G. meet at Mcdonald Halls pm.
The herald., 1897-02-27
Time Bar. Their n. H N WIND Vel. w'thr
500 q. MI 80. 81 50 NE Clear
$40 D. m.l g.. .os II q Be lCrdy

Maximum temperature 80.
Minimum Temperature. 81
FORECAST: For Southern California-Cloudy
Easurday; continued warm weather; northery
winds.
The herald., 1897-02-27
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
chrosIeIsd on Pages >. .. 8. 9. . aud 10

Forecast: cloudy and warm.
Ladies' night at the Athletic club.
An odd will; made upon the back Of
blank bank check.
The Bellew murderers to have examln-
alton this morning.
Dubbs, the Plttsburg oil man, again ar.
rested and released.
The TheosophicaI Crusaders take their
departure for the north.
Friday Morning club discusses the "case
of the public schools"
Yesterdays proceedings at the Chris
tlan Workers convention.
News Of the fraternal societies; dolngs
OF the week In secret circles.
A suit against Furniture Dealer Allen
falls flat In the superior court.
Property owners register kick against
the proposed Flower street grade.
Supreme court holds that ex-county Of
fcers are entitled to five days pay.
Sunset club presents a loving cup to
Judge Enoch Knight, the retiring presi-
dent.
Public Ownership club dis cusses the
unemployed problem; plans for relief sug'
gested.
Citrus fair awards-RedIands captures
first prize for boxed oranges, Plaeentia for
lemons.
The fire commissioners meet with the
new member present; fireman's fine re-
mitted.
An important opinion In Southern
Pacific damage case rendered by the su-
preme court.
Faster Gardner's experience with a
couple Of fanatics who baptized him In the
river-arrested for insanity.
The defense In the Dora Green case
puts In some damaging testimony against
the character of the prosecuting witness.
Special council committee hears COM
plants of sufferers In the oil region; new
ordinance to remedy existing evils to be
framed.
The herald., 1897-02-27
The Weather

TE EXPERATURE-Repsrt of observations taken
~ Los Angeles February 90. The barometer is
reduced to sea level.
The herald., 1897-02-27
500 fine rooms and all
but 100 In daily use.....

Go and see the White Squadron. Ball
weekly, on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings.
The herald., 1897-02-27

CharminS climate
wd so shooting coast Hotel
Tor i.des and a. Camp heart q he
avalon Hotel Mopole and Eagle Camp esdds
Pedro with for Full inlpraon U1c11
oMPANY, ass s Spring street, Los Angeles cal l 77gs
The herald., 1897-02-27

The Celebrated Pianist,
will spend the winter il
this vicinity. He plays
the STElNWAY.
BARTLETT Bros, 233 S.
Spring st. Sole Agents
The herald., 1897-02-27
Events of Today

Orpheum-Vaudeville.
Burbank--Jim the Penman.
Los Angeles-Chimmle Fadden.
The herald., 1897-02-27

amin ais, etc. So. PA,ifc and
daily except Sunday, to connet
psmphlet6 from BANNING G
The herald., 1897-02-27

If an engineer knew his business he
could keep his boiler from smoking, AMI
1T was either from ignorance or careless
ness If there was any excessive smoke
Mr.. Foy again called attention to the
necessity for providing cesspools, and
If this is done much IF the trouble COM
planned of will be obviated. Mr.. Eaton
agreed with Mr.. Foy. He said that to
save few dollars the oil men, instead
CT digging proper ceSspool, simply
threw up little ridge of dirt and al
lowed the oil to run into any natural
depression in the ground that was
handy. A provision should be put in
the ordinance compelling we'll owners to
dig proper cesspools to take care of the
refuse.
A citizen asked whether it would not
be a good thing for these oil barons 10
spend little money in digging proper
cesspools. but there was no answer to-
the question
Councilman Nickel said he was in ia
vor of compelling the oil men to take
care of everything they took out of the
ground. For one, he was not in favor of
allowing these men to enter upon lots
sink wells and take money out Of the
ground without taking proper precau-
tions to protect those people who had
gone into the section and built homes
These people We're entitled to. protec-
ton, and it was the duty of the council
to see that they got it, .
AS the hour was growing late Council
man Baker moved that, as the commit
tee had heard both sides of the question
the citizens appoint q committee of three
and the oil men like committee to meet
with the committee of the council
Wednesday evening next, and confer to
see whether satisfactory ordinance
could not be framed.
This motion prevailed, and the follow
ing committees were appointed: For
the citizens. Messrs. Burdette, Conrey
and Eaton; for the oil men, Messrs. ].
M. Kellerman. Frank A. Garbutt and L.
G. Parker. II ~t3 i T..3
The meeting then adJourned, Council
man Toll suggesting that in the mean
time some policemen be stationed in
the oil district to see that the ordinances
now on the books are enforced
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27

Trojsta powila iona 60.
spodarza Piechowiaka W War.
gowie, W powiecie obornickim,
i to samych chlopczyk6w. Ma
tka i dzieci So stosunkowo do
syc zdrowe.
- Michal Koscielak, ucze1
2 Pakosci, uratewa1 cd utonie-
cia dwuletniego chlopczyka,
co ma chwale jego stanowczodci
j odwaagi og1aszaja.
- Zniwiarze W Otuszu pod
Bukiem przestali pracowat, bo
i'm "a malo placono. Teraz
obiecano i'm 1856 wiec znowu
sprzatae zaczeli. Otusz ME
nalezy do Polaka.
Spalily sic szkola j obora
W Dsbrowie pod Krotoszy-
nem.
!. nCobilag6ra'' nazywaia
teraz W niemieckich gazetach
Kobylsg6re. - Ciekawel
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Kr6l W niebezpiec zenstwje.

MADRYT, 26go Lipca. -
Gdy kr6lowa regentka pre-
chadzala sic dzisiaj z m1odym
kr6lem Alfonsem po leslie pod
San Sebastian, przelecial tuz
mad g}owa kr6la nab6j Sr6tu,
pochodzscy z fuzyi mysliwego,
kt6ry polowal ma ptaki i ME
spostrzegl W leslie obecnosci
regentki z synem.
W Arenas, W prowincyi
Santander, eksplodoWala dzi.
siaj rano, W miesskaniu miej.
scowego burmistrza, bomba
dynamitowa, kt6ra zrzadzi}a
wiele szkody. Aresztowano
kilka os6b. Ssdza, ze wzgledy
polityczne byly pobudks do
uczynienia zamachu ma 2ycie
urzsdnika.
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NoWiny Z PolSki.

Poznaat. - Pomnik, wznie.
stony s. p. Franciszkowi Do
browolskiemu przy jego gro
bic ma cmentarzu swietomar.
cifskim, ufundowany zosta1 W
drodze skladek, zlozonych
przez jego przyjaci6l: Wyko'
many W tutejszej pracownl P.
S. Michalskiego, przynosi
frmie tel prawdziwy zaszczyt
i jest nailepszem Swiadectwem,
jak piekne pomniki wyrabia
sic W kraju. Ma podstawie
czworobocznej wznosi sic cio-
sany z piaskowca jakby pag6-
rex z kamiennych z2om6w, z
niego wystrzela W gore smu'
ky, okrag}y, skromny krzya z
piaskowca, nasladujacy ludzs-
co brzozs. z kamiennego pa.
g6rka pnie sic W gore kwiat
rzezbiony W pniu krzyza.
Pomnik ma "a ca1s ozdobe
kamienny wieniec r6a, lilii i
polnych kwiat6w, przewieszo.
ny ma ramionach krzyza. U
podn6za monumentu umie.
szczona jest tablica z data uro.
dzenia i smierci nieboszczyka i
podpisem ,,Rodacy". U n6g
grobu, spowitego bluszczem i
otoczonego zelaanemi kratami,
zsoaony Jest wieniec laurowy,
rzezbiony czerwonawego ka-
mienia. Wieniec laurowy ota.
cza okragle pole, ma kt6rem
widnieje odpowiedni napis cd
ubogiej dziatwy. 0 zlozenie
tego wiedca postaral sic vice.
prezes kolonii wakacyjnych p.
hr. Engestroem. Slowem, caly
pomnik pieknie sic przedsta.
via i przemawia do serca.
Krab6w. - W ,,Przegls.
die literackim" znajdujemy
ciekawe por6wnanie ofarnosci
Galicyi i Warszawy. W War.
szawie W cisgu nieca}ego mie-
sisca God Z Maja do 5 Czerw-
ca) zebrano ma pomnik Mic
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'Ielegramy Krajowe.
OdWiedziny u prezydenta.

WASHINGTON, 26go Lipca.
Dzisiai jeszcze mn6stwo
os6b odwiedzalo prezydenta,
azeby cos zyskac czy to dla
siiebie, czy dla przyjaci6l, MIN
prezydent wyjedzie. Julius
Palmer, nalezscy do orszaku
.exkr6lowej Liliuokalani, przy.
byl r6wniez i doreczyi urzs-
dnikom memoryaly r6znych
organizacyj patryotycznych W
Hawaii, protestujsce prseclW-
ko naruszaniu praw exkr6lo-
wei.
P6zniej Liliuokalani sama
przybyla do Bialego Domu i
prezydent przyjsl ia ma oso-
bnej audyencyi. Wyrazil ubo.
lewanie, ae widziec sic MIA
ME moae jego malaonka z po-
wodu, re ME jest zdrows.
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OdsfOnlecie pOmnika W Sedanie.

VuS1OulScl0 pOHlulh@ W OouaAio'
PARYz, 26go Lipca. - Ma
radzie ministr6w postanowio.
no, azeby Rad ME bra} udzia}u
W ods}onieciu narodowego po.
mnika, postawionego ma Geese
roleglych W bitwie pod seda.
mem. Poniewaz Rad przyczy.
nil sic wyznaczeniem funduszu
do postawienia tego pomnlka
j przyrzekl dawniej, re PREY
jego ods}onieciu bsdzie obecny
minister handlu, ssdza powsze'
chnie, ze uk1ady o odstapienie
Francyi Metzu SO ma dobrej
drodze i re Rad francuzki ME
chce zakl6cac przyjaznych sto-
sunk6w, utrzymywauych obe'
cnie z rzsdem niemieckim.
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Strajk W fabryce stall.

SooTrDA1E, Pa, 26 Lipca.-
Tutejszy strajk W fabryce stall
i aelaza zapewne jutro dojdzie
do przesilenia. Dzisiai przy-
bylo mn6stwo nowych robo-
tnik6w j ci oswiadczyli stano.
wczo, ae chcs ist do roboty.
Me zdo}al zmienic ich posta-
nowienia komitet strajker6w;
pomiedzy tymi ostatnimi wiel:
kie powsta3o rozdraznienie, /
zachodzi Ottawa, Re przyjdzie
do groznych rozruch6w. Uzbro.
jeni deputies" strzegs fabry.
XII. Dzis W nocy majs wprawic
W ruch fabryks.
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Rotatkl telegrahczne zagfanlczne

- Sprzst psEenicy i innego ziarna
W Anglii Jest mniejszy cd sprzst6w
przecietnych.
- Biskup Potter New Yorku
przybys do I.ondynu, odbywszy po'
dr6z po Niemczech.
- Stan zdrowia Ojcs sw. jest da
leko pomyslniejszy, niz podczas o.
statniej zimy. Papiez intsresuje sic
obecnie sprawa mieazynarodowyc
sad6w rozjemczych, kt6reby zapo.
biegasy krwawym rosprawom marc
dow. ''''', ',.,-''''- ='=-'''' --i'-----'' 80
w Venezuela, W Puerto Ca
ballo, oddsno wczoraj do uzytku Pu'
blicznego nova przystah ola okre-
low.
- Gladstone obchodzii wozoraj
5S-ma rocznice pobrania sic ayjaca
dotad zons.
-Plywak Peter Nc Nally wr6cii
do zdrowia po wyprawie przez kanal
La Manche. w Sobote wsiadzie ma
okret odplynie do Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27
Sp0r greck0 turecki.

KoNsrANrYNoPoL, 2e Lip.
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu ko.
misyi pokojowej przedlozyli
ambasadorzy ministrowi spraw
zagranicznych wniosek mo.
carstw, asdajscy ustanowienia
misdzynarodowego sadu roz-
jemczego, ktory ma ostatecznie
rozstrzygae kwestye powstale
przy ukladaniu sic Turcyi z
Grecys o zawrzet sig majscy
pok6j. Czy sultan zgodzi sig
ma ten wniosek, dotsd niewia-
domo.
Niemcy pragns ustanowie.
MIA komisyi, kontrolujacej Fl.
nansows gospodarka Grecyi i
to zadanie op6znia ustanowie-
ME sunny maJ9ceJ pyc Wypfa'
conej kontrybucyi. Turcy od-
dali wladzom greckim zarzad
mad LIMA kolei zelaznej Volo-
Larissa, lecz ME mysls dotsd o
wycofaniu swych wojsk z TIE.
salii.
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ZapOwiedz encykliki.

PAEYz, 2ego Lipca. :.
Figaro" zapowiada ukazanie
sic encykliki papieskiej, ga
niscej postspowanie niekt6-
rych ksiezy, kt6rzy pomimo
przestr6g biskup6w podburza-
ia robotnik6w we Francyi lub
W innych krajach przeciwko
pracodawcom. Postepowanie
takie ME zgadza sic kapla6- :
skim charakterem ksieay, kt6.
rych zadaniem jest zachecat
jedne klase ludnosci do posza-
nowania praw innych klas lu-
dnosci, a ME wasnienie bill
znich.
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Wypadek k0lej0wy.

MARIETTA, O., 26 Lipca. -
Kiedy wczoraj wieczorem po-
ciag wycieczkowy powracai ze
GAINESVILLE ,za}amal sic pod MIN
most belkowy, wiodscy przez
moczary POI mill "a Marietta i
diva wagony spadiy ma pole
kukurydziane. Caly pociag
skladal sic z czterech wago-
now. Owe diva wrgony byly
przepelnione podr6anymi i Gu.
dem nazwaG MONA, ze Mkt
zycia ME stracil. Okolo 10
os6b poksleczylo sic, po czssci
dose groznie, a W jednym z
wagon6w wybuchl poaar po-
dr62ni W MIN popiekli sic bo-
lesnie, MIN ich wydobyto.
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Sprzedaa kopslni.

BAeER CITY, Ore, 26 Lipca.
-Sprzedano kopalnis Bonan.
"a. Zaplacono "a MIA $3.50, 900;
z tego $4,000 zaplacono 60
t6wka, reszts ma SIG zaplacie
W dw6eh ratach "a 80 i 90 dni.
Kupcami So John NJ. Patter-
son Pittsburgh, Geo. Craw-
ford z New Yorku, J. P.
Hayes z PHILADELPHIA i J. S.
Wallace z Denver. Cd lat
szesciu wiascicielami kopalni
bylo piec os6b rodze1stwa
Geiser. Pred dwoma laty mo-
zna bylo nabyd ts kopalnis "a
100000.
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o strsiku g0rnik0W.

FA1RMoUNT, W. Va, 26go
Lipca. - Oczekiwany dzisiaj
strajk g6rnik6w tu ME nasts.
pill organizatorzy stracili na.
dzieje, by mogli do niego do
prowadziG. Debs i Mahon
wyjechali do Wheeling "a
pewne ME powr6cs. Zalezy
teraz wszystko cd tego, co
zrobia wladze wykonawcze we
Wheeling.
SPRING VALLEY, Ill, 26go
Lipca. - W tym dystrykeie
poleaenie niezmienione. Wszy.
scy g6rnicy strajkuja, ale zu.
pelny spok6j panuje.
W Marquette, try mile
st8d, w}asciciel kopalni G. J.
Derlin polecil superintendent
towi, by co diva tygodnie roz-
dawal strajkerom po so fun
tow maxi, l funcie kawy, POI
funcie herbaty, 10 funt6w Gu
kru, 5 funtow peklowanej wo-
!owiny i 10 funt6w peklowanej
wieprzowiny. Powiada on, ae
nie chce, aby g6rnicy pracujs-
ey u niego zebrali u sssiednich
farmer6w i dlatego cd niego
aywnosc otrzymywaG beds az
do kohca strajku. Dodal tea,
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Rada dla Jap0nii.

LoNDYN, 27go Lipca. -
"Daily Chronicle" dale rade
rzsdowi japo6skiemu, aaeby
ME bawil sic W protesta pre-.
ciwko zamierzonemu przez
Stany Zjednoczone anektowa-
niu wysp Hawajskich. Wobec
dzisiejszego usposobienia Anne.
rykanow, protesta takie od-
nioss podobny skutek, jak
gdyby ktos chcial wstrzymat
" biegu wodospady Niagary.
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Smierc turysty.

PARYz, 26 Lipca. - 4
Grenobli donosza, ze W prze-
pasciach CORY Taillefer, blisko
Mont Blanc, znaleziono zwloki
mlodego, 19 letniego turysty,
nazwiskiem Sorrel, z roztrza-
skans giowa. Sorrel udal sic
ma wierzcholek CORY podczas
mgly i wpadl W przepasc, po-
niewaz obywa} sic przy swych
wycieczkach bez przewodni.
k6w.