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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Telegrauy EagraRiclna
Ze seimu pruskieg0.

BERLIN, 25 Lipca. = Izba
poselska sejmu pruskiego od'
rzuci}a 2o9 glosami przeciw
2o3 projekt rzadowy prawa,
ograniczajscego swobode ze-
bran, pomimo, re izba pan6w
projekt ten przyjsaa. Posef
Zedlitz, przewidujac nieprzy..
jecie wniosku, radzi} rzsdowi
rozwiszaG sejm i postarat sic o
powiekszenie liczby posl6w,
sobie przychylnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26

padskim, lecz dsay jedynie do
wywalczenia niepodlegfoscl
Wyspy.
Poniewaa miedzy ludnoscia
hiszpa6ska panuje og6lne ME-
zadowolenie, postanowili kar-
lisci rozpoczsc ma wielka skale
agitacye ma korzyst wlasuej
swej partyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26

mem niepokojona prSez Rosys
W swych posiadlosciach azya.
tyckich, byla zmuszona pol
knat gorzka pigulks amery'
ka6skiego dyplomaty, kt6ry
pokazal dowodnie Salisbu.
ry'emu, se umie korzystac z
okolicznosci ME ma to tylko
posiada do dyspozycyi swe
pancerniki, azeby uczyc rozu.
mu motloch marokafski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
PrzepOwiednia.

LoNDYN, 26 Lipca. "Dai'
ly Graphic" przepowiada W
swym artykule wstspnym, re
nova taryfa amerykahska wy.
VIOLA wielkie niezadowolenie
W kolach ameryka6skich kon-
sument6w, co spowoduje o2y-
wienie sic agitacyi "a waluta
srebrns i zjedna nowych zwo'
lennik6w Bryanowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26

cennych rysunk6w sztych6w,
wsr6d kt6rych znaidowaly sig
utwory Albrechta Duerera /
innych, wraz z obrazem stare.
niemieckiej szkoly j pisknym
zbiorem porcelany, przezna'
czy}a p. Wolodkowiczowa dla
Muzeum i'm. ksiazat Czartory..
skich.
Z Przemysla donoszss
Dnia 80 I'm. kapal sic oddziAf
zo1nierzy So PIP. obok plywal-
nj wojskowej W Buszkowics.
kach. Jeden z zolnierzy por..
wany przez wir poczs1 tonsc.
Ujrzawszy to porucznik Leon
Bernatzik, skoczy1 do wody i
wyciagnawszy z narazeniem
wlasnego zycia, zolnierza, lezs.
cego juz bez przytomnosci M
dnie, uratowal 60 cd smierci.
- q Mielca pisza: Straszpa
burza z gradem nawiedzila
l b. m. nasz powiat. Poczyni.
Ia ona wpolu ogromne szkody;
plony wszystkie zniszczone.
Najwiecej ucierpiay gminy:
Gliny wielkie i male, Sadko.
wa CORA, VIOLA mielecka, ky.
sak6wek, Czermin, ,Hohenbach,
Trzciana, Rzedzianowice, Po.
dleszany i Golesz6w. Cd pio.
runa zapalily sic budynki
dworskie W Olszynach ad RE.
dzianowice. w plomieniach
zginslo dwoje ludzi kilka
sztuk bydla.
= Majstek Radzyn W po.
wiecie szamotulskim, obejmu.
jacy 1900 m6rg arealu, nabyl
p. Otto Czarlina cd p. Reiss.
muellera.
w Tulcach blisko Pozna.
MIA pewien gospodarz cd kilku
dni robil spostrzezenia po pta.
skach, ze sic zanosi ma wielka
burze. Possed1 wiec do agents
i zabezpieczyl sic cd gradu,
Ia kilka dni gradowa burza
zbila mu Gale pola, a on "a
wdziecza ptakom niebieskim,
ae uszedl ruiny.f rs
= CIR. kat. duchowny woj-
skowy W GO licyi, Klemen
Lityhski, prey sposobnosci
spensyonowania otrzyma1 krzya
kawalerski orderu Franciszka
J6zefa.
- Burmistrz miasta Czor-
tkowa, aptekarz Ludwik Moss,
otrzyma1 W uznaniu jego dlu-
goletniej dodatniej piracy dla
miasta, zloty krzyz z korons.
- Piorun uderzyl 2 bm. W
cerkiew W Krasno ostawcach, W
pow. Aniatyhskim, gdzie opr6cz
obrazu Pana Jezusa uszkodzil
aciany " kilku miejscach.
- Pod Podhajcami chop
Czysciuch uderzyl swego sasia'
da Swierzbickiego tax SLIME
lopata W glove, 70 60 aabil M
miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Bryan.

SHosHoNE, Idaho, % Lipca.
William J. Bryan przyby4 tu
dzisiaj i z entuzyazmem powl-
tally 90 ma dworcu t}umy lud'
no5ci. M6wil przez trzy kwa'
dranse do zgromadzonych.
Przez pare dni zabawi tu u ).
B. Perrine, a potem uda sic do
parku Yellowstone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Pojedynek.

RzYM, 26 Lipca. - Gene
raj Albertone, w6dz wloskich
je6c6w, wypuszczony obecnie
ma wolnosc przez kr6la Meme.
leka Abisynii, wyzwal ksie-
cia Henryka Orleadskiego ma
pojedynek, poniewaz tenze ma
zwa} tch6rzami ofcer6w WHO'S.
kich, ktorzy pozwolili sic
wziasc do niewoli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Ma naszych teatrach.

Redaktor: DUO bylo publiczno.
Sol?
Rezyser: Ale gdsie tam. Nawet
sztuka oryginalna nikogo ME oiag-
ME.
- Czem to idzie9 Przeciez Cry
wacis dramsty bsrdzo interesuiace.
- To prawda, ale "a to piwo bywa
i mas pod psem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
R0kOsz ma Fllipinach.

MANILA, 25 Lipca. = Po-
wstanie ma wyspach Filipih-
skich wzmaga sic z ka2dym
dniem pomimo przechwa3ek
Hiszpan6w wojska rzsdowe
ME beds W moznosci utrzymac
tych wysp pod panowaniem
hiszpa6skiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
z Berlina.

Zmieniaja sic ministrowis
Przeto wszedzie radosc szczera
I niekt6rym swita W gsowie,
Ze nastanis nova era.
Latwo dis jus wysnu6 wnioski,
Jaka bedzio cry marka:
Pr1yidaie okres bismarkowski,
Ale tylko - beg Bismsrka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Goraczks z{0ta.

SEATTLE, Wash, 25 Lipca.
Gorsczka zlota jeszcze ciagle
sic zwisksza. Dzisiaj wyjezdaal
parowiec Mexico j zabral 2S3
podr6anych; pred jegO Odia-
zdem zgromadzilo sic u prey.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Me chce sfuchac O ukiadaeh.

MADRYT, 26 Lipca. = Po.
dobno w6dz kuba1ski, Maxi.
mo Gomez, oswiadczyl pono.
wnie, ze ME mysli wchodzic W
aadne uklady 3 rssdem hisz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
q kupca.

: "a drogo9 Ale MECH psni spoj.
rsy na ton parasoL Jaki towar. 90 .
materya....
= Wiem, wien. To moi stasy
par.sol, padski pestayilsn tu... o.
box.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
PRZEGLAD
Polityki NigdzynaEodoWei.
CRicQqO, 26 Lipca.

NIe u1eSa uA PAa"to "9o
pliwosci, Re sultan ustapi pred
VIOLA mocarstw zgodzi sic ma
podpisanie warunk6w pokoju
2 Grecya, podyktowanych mu
przez ambasador6w. Wycofa
swe wojska ze zdobytej ma
Grekach Tessalii i zadowolni
sig odszkodowaniem W sumie
czterech milion6w funt6w
szterling6w, kt6re zap@aci mu
Grecya.
Co sklonilo sultana do
ustepstw9 Niewstpliwie zgoda
mocarstw europeiskich, dszs-
cych jednomyslnie do utrzy-
mania europejskiego pokoju.
M6wi "a tenn bardzo wiele
okolicznosci, a mianowicie wi
doczna chee poteznej Rosyi
ugrupowania oko}o siebie
wszystkich pa6stw wiekszych
W tym celu, azeby wsp6lnemi
si}ami przeszkadzac rozrostowi
idei spo}ecznych przewrot6w,
zagrazajscvch tronom i dyna-
styom.
Do tel checi Rosyi zast6so-
wa1a sic pierwsza Austrya,
kt6rej cesarz, Franciszek J6zef,
ME darmo bawi} W Petersbur.
gu. Ia przyk}adem Franciszka
J6zefa wybiera sic do stolicy
mad Newa cesarz Wilhelm
Drugi, ma kt6rego przyjscie
car Mikolaj wielkie kaze czy-
mic przygotowania, dowodzsce
przyjaznego % usposobienia
1w6ch sssisdujscych z soba
monarch6w. Gdy wyjedzie z
Petersburga Wilhelm, zawita
tam prezydent rzeczypospolitej
francuzkiej, kt6rego bytnosc
na divorce cara nabiera tenn
wiekszego znaczenia, ze W
nrye1edniu lei .Prenssische
Jahrbuecher' umiescily arty-
ku}, omawiajacy potrzebe
swr6cenia Francyi Metzu, aze'
by st}umit W niej uczucia
semsty zrobiG niej szczers
przyjaci6lke Niemiec.
R6Wnoczesnie ma przysz}e
nanewra pod Hamburgiem
saprosil cesarz Wilhelm kr6la
H}oskiego, Humberta, dajsc
;em do zrozumienia Anglii, ze
oa6stwo to, ieaeli pragnie pro.
wadzic polityks, niezgodna z
widokami czterech pa1stw
sprzymierzonych, ujrzy sic
calkiem odosobnionem, gdyz
ME pomogs jej pa6stewka ma.
le, iak Dania, Szwecya Nor
wegia Portugalia, ME odgry-
wajace W polityce miedzynaro-
dowej wybitnej roll, AMI
Hiszpania, dla kt6rej Wyspa
Kuba stanowi kule u nogi
wobec faktu, re poWstanie ma
wyspie wzmaga sic a wojska
Weylera ME 50 W stanie podo-
lac zadaniu rozproszenia band
Gomeza, zagrazajscych obecnie
Hawanie.
Ma takiem tie stosunk6w
polityki pa6stw europejskich,
zajetych sprawami wewnstrz.
nemi j borykajscych sic ze
socyalistami, kt6rzy coraz to
wieksza liczbs swych posl6w
wyselaja do wszystkich parla-
mentow, kt6rzy demoralizujs
armie i zagrazaia tronom i
oitarzom, rosnie znaczenie Sta.
now Zjednoczonych, kt6re u.
poraly sic ostatecznie nova
:aryfa celns ograniczajscs
przyw6z do kraiu towar6w
sagranicznych, kt6re dszs ODE.
enie energicznie do uregulowa.
1ia swych stosunk6w fnanso.
vych i kt6re W polityce zagra.
1icznej zaczynajs przemawiat
;onem mocarstwa, swiadomego
,wej potegi.
w bardzo wlasciwym czasie
o1;1 ,oh,a SbarpnoD oo,1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Nowiny I Polski.

skiej) W chwili wyruszenia
pociaga bydgoskiego W strone
Skierniewic zaszedl wypadek,
kt6ry ma licznie zebranej ma
peronie publicdnosci wywarl
mad wyraz bolesne wrazenie i
kt6rego ofara padl p. kepo-
wski, magazynier cukrowni W
Dobrzelinie. T. hepoWski "a
interesami bawil W Rudzie
Guzowskiej, zksd pociagiem
mia1 odjechac do Pniewa.
R6wnoczesnie tym pocisgiem
przyby3a z Warszawy c6rka
kepowskiego, mlode, 49, .letnie
dziewcze, z zamiarem zatrzy.
mania sic u krewnych W Ru-
die, stale tamze zamieszka.
lych. Pc serdecznem przywi.
taniu i wzajemnych usciskach,
kepowski, wskutek silnego
wzruszenia, wywolanego przy-
byciem c6rki, ME zwracal u.
wagi ma sygua1y odjazdu i DO
piero w6wczas zoryentowal sic
W sytuacyi, gdy pociag juz 2
miejsca wyruszy}. Il. wskoczyl
ma stopied wagonu i chcial SO.
bic drzwiczki otworzyc; W tel
chwili noga mu sic posliznsla
nieszczesliwy padl pod kola
wagonu, kt6re poszarpaly 60
ma satuki. Groze katastrofy,
wydarzonej W oczach setki
widow, spotegowala rozpacz
mlodego dziewczecia, kt6re
patrzsc ma astraszna smiert ojca,
ME mog}o udzielit mu aadnej
pomocy. Ma krzyk zebranych
ma peronie widow pociag "a.
trzymano, poczem zwloki ke.
powskiego az do zejscia wladz
sadowych zlozono W magasy.
ME miejscowYm.
Kamiemiec podo1sh. -
W nocy ma 81 Czerwca urzs.
dzono ma poczte jadaca z Pro.
skurowa do Kamie6ca ma Po-
dolu rosyjskiem zbrojny napad.
Poczte eskortowali poeztylioni:
Horodecki i Kawaliszyn. w
oddaleniu Z Worst cd Jarmo.
liniec z dw6ch stron drogi
wypadio kilku ludzi wolajac:
,,st6j!" zaczsli strzelat do pocz.
tylion6w. Woznica zacia1 ko-
ME a pocztylioni odstrzeliwali
sic napastnikom, kt6rzy gonili
"a mimi ma przestrzeni dw6ch
Worst. Woznica Chojtak i
pocztylion Horodecki otrzyma.
Ii cieakie rany, ale poczte ura.
towano. w skrzyni pocztowei
znajdowalo sic 10000 rubi,
o czem napastnicy zdaje sic
wiedzieli.
Krakoao. - Pani Zo6a Wo.
}odkowiczowa, spelniajac zy.
czenia niedawno zmarlego
swego syna &. p. Boleslawa
Wolodkowicza, ze zbior6w, po
MIN pozostalych, odarowafa
do gabinetu historyi sztuki
Uniwersytetu Jagielo6skiego
cenny zbi6r wydawnictw 2 "a
kresu historyi sztuki. Zbi6r
ten llczy okoio 2OO dzlei,
z kt6rych wiele obejmuje po
kilkanascie i kilkadziesist to.
NOW, a text po pareset foto.
graft, stanowi wiec rzadks,
1iczna a cenus biblioteke to.
60 zakresu nauki, tenn wiecej,
il tyczy sic on zar6wno histo.
ryi sztuki, iak i sztuki wspa-
czesnej. Sklada sic on prze.
wazuie ze zbytkownych foto.
grafij, W lacsnej wartosci oko-
10 600 zl. Dzieki tel oferze,
cabinet historyi sztuki Uni.
wersytetu Jagiell. posiada je-
dna najbogatszych W Euro
pie bibliotek do study6w hi.
storyi sztuki.
Nadto p. Wolodkowiczowa
oiarowala r6wniez re zbior6w
pozostalych po zmarlym synu,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-17

reaching there the middle of June, where
they ended their journey. To continue on
1T would have been necessary to portage
OF another boat at the head of the canyon.
To reach the headwaters of Copper river
that season was an impossibilify, for 1t
would neeessitate another winter being
spent In that inhospitab!e country, and
that could not be done, as they did not
have sufficient supply Of provisions TO
carry them through. During that portion
of the journey between the two canyons
number of beaver were killed, which added
most welcome supply of fresh meat TO
the larder.
A route proposed for reaching the heal
waters of the river is from the head of the
Chikat arm of Lynn canal to the head
waters OF the east fork of the Chittyna.
The distance in an air line is about 800
miles, while by the trail route 1t is 400
miles. IL is long, hard journey, the route
in summer being roundabout, to avoid nu-
merous lakes and marshy country. In
winter the distance is much shortened by
lakes and marshes on the ice. But in
winter there is no feed along the route for
pack animals, and a man could not pack
enough food TO sustain him on such long
trip.
There seems little doubt that the region
holds within It's confines large deposits of
virgin and copper ores, but there has not
been so far any reason to suppose that
gold exists there in quantities that would
pay working.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-17
TORT TOWNSEND GRIEVED.
Because the Bear Came to Seattle
and Her Men Were Paid on
In This City.

Port Townsend IS grieving over an unin-
territorial slight. When the revenue cutter
Bear returned from her Arctic cruise a
few weeks ago she came directly UP
Sound TO this harbor. where she has re-
manned since. More than that. her men
have been paid off in this city. All this
hurts Port Townsend and expression TO the
pain is given by the Morning Leader after
this fashion:
THE cutter Bear is not coming to Port
goes on her northern trip. Shortly at
Ter she arrived 1t Seattle the other day
Collector Huestis received a message from
Capt. futile asking when the cutters men
could be paid off. The collector replied
that he had the money on hand. and the
cutter would be paid off as soon as she
came here for the money.
Yesterday morning the collector receiv-
ed another message. saying that IL would
be- impossible, or inconvenient. for the
cutter TO come here. and asking that the
with this statement, the request was COM
piled with. and Special Deputy Collector
BlaGSwood and Cashier Ed Huestis went
to Seattle on the Kingston yesterday to
pay off the cutters men.
1T seems little strange 10 the people
OF Port Townsend that the cutter finds
:. so 'inconvenienc' to come to Port
Townsend. even when they are listed in
the official gazette as having headquarters
at this place. The Bear is supposed Z,
have her headquarters at Port Townsend
arrived from the north a few days ago she
passed right by this place. where there
was big lot of mail awaiting her. and
proceeded up Sound"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-17
cArARRH Of THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant. simple, Hut Safe and Ell
fectuaI Cure for 1t,

Catarrh Of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing TO incurable
The usual symptoms are a full or bloat-
Ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery risinSs, Il
formation OF gases, causing pressure on the
heart and lungs, and difficult breathing;
headaches, tickle appetite. nervousness and
a general played-out, languid feeling.
There is often foul taste in the mouth.
coated tongue. and If the interior of the
stomach could be seen it would show
Shiny, infiamed condition.
The cure for this common and obstinate
trouble is found in a treatment which
causes the food TO be readily. thoroughly
digested before it has time 70 ferment and
irritate the delicate mucous surfaces OF the
stomach. To secure prompt and healthy
digestion is the one necessary thing TO do.
and when normal digestion is secured the
catarrhal condition Will have disappeared.
According 10 DIR. Harlandson, the safest
and best treatment Is To use after each
meal a tablet composed of Diastase. Asep-
tic Pepsin, a little Nux, Golden Seal and
fruit acids. These tablets can now be
found at all drug stores under the name OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, and not being
a patent medicine can be used with per-
feet safety and assurance that healthy ap-
petite and thorough digestion Will follow
their regular use after meals,
MT. ~. j. Boomer. Oh sfiu
Chicago, ILL.,, writes: .'Catarrh is local
condition, resulting from neglected cold
in the head. whereby the lining membrane
of the nose becomes infiamed and the
poisonous discharge therefrom passing
backward into the throat reaches the stom-
ach, thus producing catarrh of the stom-
ach Medical authorities prescribed for
me for three years for catarrh OF stomach
without cure: but today / am the happiest
of men after using only one box OF Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. ! cannot find appropri-
ate words to express my good feeling. I
have found flesh, appetite and sound rest
from their use.'
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the safest
preparation as well as the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form of
indigestion, catarrh of stomach. bilious
ness, sour stomach, heartburn and bloating
after meals.
Send for little book, mailed free. on stom-
ach troubles. by addressing Stuart CO..
Marshall Mich. The tablets can be found
a. all drug stores.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-17
ALASKA SAlLlNGS.
The City of Seattle Leaves With An
other Detachment of the Cattle
Exncdiiinn-ENrall Today.

Steamer City OF Seattle sailed last night
for Dyea and Skaguay. Alaska. She had
eighty-two head Of cattle aboard consti-
tutihg last detachment to join the Hum
bert cattle expedition az Pyramid harbor
Fifteen men connected with the venture
were in charge of the stock. They will re-
port ut Pyramid harhor 10 J. T. Cameron.
The Seattle had the following passengers:
Norman II. Macaulay. T.. r. Burwel
Mrs. II. F.. WenZell Mrs. f. l.. Street.
Mamie Pierce Mr.. ard Mrs. William AL
len. II. Gauthier. c. Srlbt, Mrs a. =. Mead.
Mrs. w. T.. Ziegler. Max Krone A. Gold
berg. Mr. and Mrs. H. Boaz. q. F. Pow
ell, T. II. Craig c. W. CorIiss, J. W. Helms
sen. f. NJ. Heinssen and seveniy-five Sec
ord class.
The sailing OF the steamer FsrallOn was
delayed until this morning AT IL o'clock
Her passenger list Is as follows:
First class--Mrs. II. f. Ward and j.
Smith.
Second class-C. II. Taylor. T. r. Cor
man. William Samuels, John Irwin. J. B.
Beckstsd G. II. Campbell. W. T. Scott.
w NJ Morfman. George Higgins, j. f.
L"porte. George Webb, J.. Rohedoux. Da,
MeCrea. l.. Woicott. Mrs. f. Williamson
and John Lewis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-17
on SILVER CREEK AND INDEX.
Mach Assessment Work Done and
Winter Work to Continue,

Although the Alaska boom has been a
damper ON the mining excitement In the
Cascade mountains. the men who have
claims In the most promising and most ac-
eessibie districts have very generally done
their assessment work, in the belief that
the attention OF investors will ultimately
turn their way. j. e. Hubhart. who has
returned from the Silver creek and Index
districts. where he has been doing assess
ment work on the Bertha. for Shipley e.
Thompson; the J. J. Hill. for T.. Lobe, r.
II. Prather and J. q. Robinson, and the
Idaho. for A. G. Bowman and W. ii. Right
myre. had a budget of news about what
has been done In that section.
II went to the Silver Lake to do my own
assessment work" said he. but gang OF
men employed by the Eldorado Mining
Company. which makes contes;ing claim,
pointed their guns at me am drove me off.
ION the Bertha about twelve feet of tun-
mel shows a ten-inch seam 10 widen TO
eighteen or twenty inches. T.. X. Kruger
has struck new vein of ore twelve TO
fourteen Inches vide In the Daniel Web
sfer assays running 81 gold and six ounces
silver Most OF the men on Silver creek
have done their assessment work and
pulled out The only men now there are
Joseph Carignan. Oliver Bisson and A. T..
Mlchaud. There was two or three feet of
snow at Mineral City when | left there.
MIR Haber Is pushing work on Trouble
some creek. and the last load of his win
ter's supplies Was 10 he packed in from
Index today. He has made a change of
superintendent. W. r. Sanders succeeding
William Booth and J. y. Scott.
The COOPERATIVE Mining Syndicate has
packed SIX tons Of provisions TO It's camp
on Howard creek. and is prepared to work
six meg all winter.
The Lost Greek Company is working
four men on the Copper Queen and Is build
inE wagon road a distance OF one-half
20 three-quaFters OF n mile from the mine
to the county road which runs from Index
80 Galena. SO that Il can sled ore during
the winter
Lot Wilbur has about completed pack
ing n carload of ore from the Pride OF In
lex TO fndex station TO make a sample
shipment"
There'u he hot tirse for those nine
| tickets to the gnl1 fields. now being given
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Peily and Lewis rivers and hope. when
the railroad comes through. TO be in one
OF the best locations IN Alaska.
Cost of the OUTFIT.
The expense OF the outfit has been sum
med I'D as fellows. Schooner. 100 tons,
ECO; steasl launch. 10 tons. 81, 80: boring
machine. SSss; provisions for fifteen
months. for thirty men. Se.ssa: hardware.
tents. stoves. sietls. blankets, sieening
bags, and sslndries 81 .ssa, thirty Winchss-
ter rifles, s.eea cartridges, $3.50; lumber for
barge. $3.50; medicine. Including stimulants.
sSgse; boiler. engine. Sawrnill and steam
pump. slfs1: blacksmith forge and tools,
with bar and sheet iron and steel. $50;
hose. steam pipe. steam filters tools. sie;
coal, 10 tons SO: total expenditure. sIi.o5a.
The officers OF the company are as fol-
lows: President. d. T. Murphy. Of
Stamford; first vice president. John Rey-
nolds OF Stamford; second vice president.
Barney Gastaldi. OF Norwalk: third vice
president Frank ". Holt. of South Nor
walk: secretary, II. e. T. King, OF SIAM
ford: treasurer, James Hall, of Stamford:
trustees. William Williams. Charles Butts
d. 7. Murphy.
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COPPER RIVER AND COOK INLET
The Pacific steam Whaling Conn
pans's New Permanent Line

The Pacific Steam Whaling Company. o..
san Francisco is determined to take a9-
vantage OF the opportunities offered In
transportation &c Alaskan points. and.
upon the announcement that II VIII have a
permanent; line Of steamers 20 Cook tnlet
and Copper river, comes the announce r,ent
Jhat the establishment ~ a line 10 S..
Michael is in contemplation
The company would CT eonrse. run its
steamers from San Francisco. and 4, IL
probable THAT the route would not include
calls at Sound ports. a large steamer is
about 70 be chartered ia New York and
brought around the Horn. Later II may he
followed hy a craft Of similar tonnage. II
present plans are carried out The steamers
viii be ready for the spring rash
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Monte Crisfo Ore Body Opened n
Depth of .s.:tpa Feet.

The Monte Cristo mine has shown up bet
ter than ever under recent development.
and ore bodies have heen opened which wiil
keep The Sctcentrator in operation cNn-
tinuousiy gor many months and largely in
crease the traffic ot ,he railroad. The Of
tieiais OF The company ara unwilling as
ever 70 give Information about their OPP
erattons. but ibe facts have been learned
from an unQuesi3onahie source.
A new tunnel has been driven 80 feet into
Mystery hill giving depth Of 50 feet
under the apex. IL has orened q body q
ore considerably larger than in any OF :he
upner tunnels au'i in place ~ every p0jnt
at which Il has been opened. The gold
vsloe IS also much higher than in any az
the .apsr levels. Slopes are being ope red
in this ore b0sly ia preparation fer large
production in tte near future.