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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-31

we ola kraju, uchwala: WY
wamy Sejm, ably Schmerlin.
gowska centralistyczns ustawe
wyborcza, oparta ma kurjach,
zni6s} i W miejsce niej zapro.
wadzi{ powszechne, r6wne,
bezposrednie wybory do Sci
mu. Zgromadzenie oswiadcza
dalei, re proletaryat, zorgani.
zowany W partyi socyalno de.
mokratycznej zwalczac bedzie
wszelkimi srodkami, jakimi
rozporzadza, zakusy szlachci.
cow galicyjskich do rozszerze.
MIA autonomii krajowej, u.
wagii ma to, IL samorzsd ten W
warunkach dzisiejszych roz-
szerzy}by poglebii przywileje
klasowe dis rzadzacej war.
stwy, a oddalby ma niepodziel.
ny 4up posiadajacych los naj-
nizszych warstw narodu, a roz.
szerzony zakres dzialania Sci.
mu przy dzisiejszej organizacyi
Sejmu zaciesnilby coraz bar.
dziej petlice ma zyciu spolecz.
nem politycznem proletarya.
tu".
Nastepni mowcy uderzali ma
sejmy i szlachte W spos6b jak
najgwa}towniejszy. Jedno ze
zgromadze6 2 tego powodu
rozwiazano. Przed sejmem u-
rzadz,li "towarzysze" ordynar.
ma burde uliczna, wolajac
wsr6d swist6w i wycia: "Na
kandylaber!''' szubienice!"
"Na latarnie z nimi!" Policya
rozpedzila demonstrujscych,
aresztujac kilku podzegaczy.
Warszaa0a. - Noworoczne
odznaczenia rosyjskie. Dzien-
niki oglaszaja nastepujacy re.
skrypt cara do generaia Wan.
nowskiego: "Piotrze SzYmono.
wiczu! q nadzwyczajnem ubo,,
lewsniem przychyliwszy sic d.
ponownej proSby pahskiej Q
zwolnienie, z powodu zupe3pi'
nadwat]onego stanu zdrowls
cd obowiazk6w ministra wcj-
ny, rozkazem danym dzisiaj
radzie pa1stwa, mianowaiem
pana ma czlonks rady. Prag-
nae upamietnit i zachowac ma
d}ugo pa6ski zwiszek z armia,
ktora pan tax kochales j o
ktora troszczyles sic tax wiele,
zarazem mianowalem pana
szefem jednego y najstarszych
puikow naszej slawnej armii,
a mianowicie l31 tyraspolskie-
go puiku piechoty, kt6ry, ma
lezsc do pamistnego dla pana
oddzia}u ruszczuckiego, zassa-
zyi ma trsby sw. Jerzego ma.
pis ma starej choragwi sw. Je-
rzego, a kt6remu rozkazalem
nadal nosic nazwe l3lgo ty.
raspolskiego pulku jeneral ad-
jutanta Wannowskiego. Pozo-
stale dla pana ma zswsze ME.
zmiernie 2yczliwym, serdecznie
szanujacy pana j 2 caiej dusay
wdzieczny = Mikolaj".- Or.
der Aleksandra Newskiego o.
trzymali: jeuera} hr. Kutaisow
i naczelnik g}ownego zarasdu
intendantury Tewiaszow. -
Order sw. Stanisiawa | klasy
otrzyma} administrator dyece.
zyi sejne6skiej X. praiat Kra.
iewski. = Order sw. W1odzi-
mierza II klasy otrzymai rz. r.
st. Konstanty Sluczewski. -
Dalej otrzymali ordery: profe-
fesor uniwersytetu warsaw.
skiego Teodor Dydy1ski, sw.
Wlodzimierza IIIklasy; sedzia
lzby sadowej warszawskiej
Meier i wiceprezes ssdu oxre.
gowego W Radomiu Wofkow,
Sw. Stanissawa | klasy. : Wi.
ceprezes ssdu okrsgowego "
Warszawie Jurkiewicz, sw.
Wlodzimierza " klasy. -
RANCE radcv tainepo otrzymai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-31
Przeglad polityczny.

doszla w Sobots do izby po-
selskiej, kt6ra przekazala uch.
wade specyalnemu komitetowi
z tem zastrzezeniem, BE dzislaj,
W Poniedzialek ma tenae ko-
mitet zdac przed izba poselska
o rezolucyi swe sprawozdanie.
Ma wniosek Delzella postano.
wiono rozpoczst dzisiai jeszcze
debaty mad ia rezolucys i PREY.
staple do glosowania mad jej
przyjsciem lub odrzuceniem.
Me nalezy watpic, ze izba po-
selska uchwale senatu obali,
gdyz z iednei strony ME roz'
wiszuje ona kwestyi przyjscis
podw6jnej waluty, z drugiej
strony stoi W sprzecznosci
trescis mowy McKinley'a, wy.
powiedzianej W Nowym Yor-
ku ma bankiecie amerykah-
skich przemyslowc6w. W mo-
vie tel zastrzegl sic prezydent,
ze ME dopusci, aseby wierzy'
ciele Stan6w Zjednoczonych
naraaeni mieli bye ma strate,
odbieraisc swojs nalezytose
w srebrze, ,kt6re posiada dzisiaj
mniejszs wartosc, niz pred
stawialo W swoim czasie po.
wierzone rzsdowi amerykan-
skiemu zloto. Przyjscie przez
izbs poselsks rezolucyi Tellera,
r6wna}oby sic wotum niezau-
fania do polityki fuansowej
McKinley'a. Uchwale taxa
oblozylby zreszts prezydent
swojem Veto.
Dotsd ME ulozyly sic jeszcze
stosunki mocarstw ma wscho.
dnich brzegach Azyi, a widmo
wojny europejskiej zaczyna sic
pokazywac z innej strony, ma
zachodzie Europy. Tax przy-.
'naimniej ssdzs niekt6re gazety
francuzkie i angielskie. Parry.
xxi "Petit Journal, omawia-
jsc wzburzenie ludnosci fran
cuzkiej i powrotu sprawy
szpiega Dreyfusa, ostrzega pu.
blicznosG, ze Rad ME bedzie
wkrotce W stanie zapobiedz
dawaniu WARY takim tenden'
cyjnym wiadomosciom, jake
bsds ma reks wrogom Francyi.
Taxi stan rzeczy doprowadzic
musi do wojny, do kt6rej przy.
gotowujs SIG iuz dzisisj Mem
cy.
Mieday Francya a Anglia
zanosi sic take ma wybuch
katastrofy. Uklady W kwestyi
afryka6skiej toczs SIG z6lwim
krokiem, a tymczasem u zr6def
Nilu zabiegaja sobie wojska
francuzkie angielskie drogs.
Latwo dojsc moze do tego, ze
uklady miedzyuarodowej ko-
misyi W Paryzu zostans ger
waue przez hulk armat W
Afryce wschodniej.
Powstanie ma wyspie Kubie
chyli sic ku upadku. Buntow.
nicy opierac sic bsds ieszcze
przez czas jakis W puszczach /
g6raeh we wschodniej czssci
Wyspy, lecz og6i ludnosci po-
rzuci bro6 i powr6ci do piracy
pokoiowej. Straszne SO skutki
tego powstania: wszsdzie mie-
szkania W gruzach, spalone
iabryki i spustoszone pola, ma
kazdym kroku spotyka sic
ludzi bez odziezy, bez dachu
mad glowa, trawionych glodem
i Zebra. Rad hiszpa1ski pre-
prowadza reformy, nadaje Ku.
ba1czykom samorzsd, W obec
ktorego niknie potrzeba pro-
wadzenia dalszej, rozpaczliwej
walki, nalezy wszakae pospie.
szyG mieszka6com nieszczekli-
wei wyspy pomoca materyal.
na, azeby wzmocnic ich SHY i
uczynic ich zdolnymi do zdo.
bycia sic IA energia do wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-31

= Prezydent wysp Hawai-
skich byl dzisiaj W kosciele
,All Souls" ma naboze6stwie
i zwiedzai nastspnie galerya
sztuk pieknych Corcoran. Byl
nastspnie W bibliotece kongre-
su, poczem wr6ci} do hotelu,
gdzie wieczorem przyjmowal
wizyty przyjaciol.
Zbrodnia W Lattimer.
W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, 3Ogo
Stycznia. = We Wtorek 1go
Lutego rozpocznie sic W tutej-
Sym ssdzie kryminalnym pro.
ces szeryfa James'a Martina i
jego pomocnik6w, oskarzo.
nych o zamordowanie i polka
leczenie W dniu 10 Wrzesnia
strajkuiscych g6rnik6w, pod
Lattimer. Process trwac bedzie
do kofca tygodnia. Ze strony
obrony i oskarzycieli wystapis
bardzo zdolni sdwokaci. Ko.
mitet, dzialajscy W imieniu ro-
dzin pomordowanych gorni-
kow zaangaaowal ma obro6cow
prokuratora obwodowego
Martin i John'a NJ. Garman,
przewodniczscego demokraty-
cznego stanowego komitetu.
Gl6wnym obro6cs szeryfa jest
John Lenahan, jeden z mai
zdolniejszych jurystow krymi-
nalnych W stanie Pennsylvania.
Sp6zniony r0zkaz.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, 80 sty-
cznia. = Monitor Monadnock
odplynai dzisiaj do zatoki
Magdalena, azeby sic cwiczyc
W strzelaniu, a W 40 miuut
p6zniej otrzymal kapitan okre.
tn Monterey rozkaz, azeby "a
resztowal ma morzu monitora /
odprowadzi{ 60 powrotem
do portu. W jakim celu wyda
no rozkaz, niewiadomo.
Nieszczescie na kolsi.
OLDHowN, Me-, 80 stycznia.
- Pocisg kolei St. Johns no.
80 wykoleil sic wczoraj vie.
czorem pod Orono Basin Mills
i 6 wagon6w spad}o 2 wyso'
kiego nasypu W row. Jeden z
tych wagon6w byl pelen pasa.
zer6w. Rozbi} sic on W hawai-.
ki. Cztery osoby znalazly
smierc ma mieiscu, 80 os6b Cd.
nios1o bolesne obrazenia cia1a.
Niekt6re z mich SO ranne smier.
telnie.
Mify ziec.
New York, 80 Stycznia. -
Moses Rosenstock uciek1 z
Europy skutkiem scigsnia 60
przez wierzycieli. Przybywszy
do Baltimore ozeni4 sic z c6rks
Dawida Wilson i pomaga}
odtsd tesciowi prowadzit inte.
resa. Po kilku latach porzucR
zone z 5 dzieci / uciekS do
New Yorku, a stroskany Da.
wild przekonal sic z wielkim
bolem serca, ze wraz z zieciem
zniklo mu z kasy $1,000 dola-
row. David udal sic "a Nose
sem do tutejszego miasta i od-
nalaz}szy szczesliwie adres
mi1ego ziscia, kaza1 60 areszto'
wac. Moses wr6ci do Baltimo-
re. lecz ME do :zony, tylko do
kary.
Niebezpieezne zajecie.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 80 Sty.
cznia. W browarze Pabsta
umarli dwai robotnicy: Albert
Motter i Henry Gelhausen
skutkiem zatrucia sic gazami,
wydobywajscymi sic z kadzl.
Trzeci robotnik, kt6ry take
pracowa1 prey czyszczeniu o.
wych kadzi, jest ob}oznie cho.
ry, poniewaz takze owe gazy
I} .,LoJl;-;o no ino0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-31
Telegramy Krajowe,
Prezydent Dole.

WASHINGTON, 80 Stycznia.
Prezydent wysp Hawai-,
skich byl dzisiaj W kosciele
,All Souls" ma naboze1stwie
i zwiedzsl nastspnie. galerya
sztuk pieknych Corcoran. Byl
nastepnie W bibliotece kongre-
su, poczem wr6ci} do hotelu,
gdzie wieczorem przyjmowal
wizyty przyjacio}.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
The ALDERMAN Excursion.

A change has been made in the plans
for the Hibernian excursion which will be
held on Sunday next. 1t was the inten-
tion TO make the trip around Keweenaw
Point, but il has now been decided to go
to L'Anse instead, as there are a large
number OF people here who want t. at
tend the dedication OF the new st. JOS
eph's church, which takes place there on
that day. twill be big day Tor L'Anse
as there will be special services which will
be participated IN by Bishop Vertin and
large number OF priests from all over
the Upper Peninsula. and will consequent
ly take hundreds OF people to that city,
The change will be heralded with pleas
ure, as 1t is much shorter and the scenery
on this trip is OF the best. and the Bon
Voyage will arriveat L'Anse early enough
to allow OF a good days outing. There
will be plenty OF time to attend the dedl
cation services and also to see the princi
pal points OF interest.
The price OF tickets for the round triI
is $3.50, which includes the railroad far'
from here to Hancock and return. Th'
Red Jacket band will furnish music dur
ing the day and refreshments will D.
served on the boat. All are invited e
attend
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
An En,erprlsiug Drugsiss.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than d. T. Macdonald
who spare no pains to secure the best Of
everything in their line for their many
customers. They now have the valuable
agency for DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consum ption, Coughs and Colds. This
is the wonderful remedy that is producing
such Juror all over the country by it's
many startling cures. 1t absolutely
cures Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarseness
and ALI elections OF the Throat. Chest
and Lungs. Call at above drug store
and get trial bottle free or regular
size for so cents and 81 90. Guaranteed
to cure or price refunded.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
ME- sunday school Picnic.

The Sunday school OF the Calumet M. E,
church held their annual picnic on Satu--
day afternoon at the Tamarack grove.
The scholars met at the Sunday school
rooms at 2 o'clock and MARCHED in
body, headed by the Calumet band, 10
the picnic grounds. There were about
800 persons present at the park during
the afternoon. The scholars were all
provided with candy, nuts, etc., and q
most pleasant time was had playing out
door games. During the afternoon a
number II patriotic airs we're sung by
the picnicers, the band assisting.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
Th,s Morn,ns,s EIre.

About 1890 this morning an alarm Of
fire was turned in from Box II located
in Raymbaultown. Both the South
Hecla and Red Jacket FIRE departments
turned out promptly. The former ar
rived at the scene first and was the ONLY
department to turn on water.
The fire, which did not amount to
much, started at the rear Of one Of the
Finnish houses on ID street, which was
used as bath-house and stable com
bined. The FIRE had gained considerable
Roadway before the departments arrived
aud the structure, which Was small
one, wasdestroyed before thenrs was ex
tinguished. The Red Jacket department
made excellent time considering Gao dist
ance Travelled, which was nearly mile.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25

Coed looks are really more than. skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition Of all the vital organs II the
liver 10 inactive. you have bilious look;
II your stomach 10 disordered, you have
. dyspeptic look; II your kidneys are
effected. you have pinched look Secure
good health. and you will surely have
good looks. "Electri: BItters" Is good
Alternative and Tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys, purifies
the blood, cures pimples, blotches and
boils, and gives good complexion.
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at d. 7.
Macdonald's drug store. so cents per
bottle.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
Two Limbs Broken.

Ga Saturday evening about twenty
members OF the local lodge OF the Modern
Woodsmen drove to Eagle River to spend
Sunday. The party took tent along
with them which was set up on the lake
shore. Lefor Demarois, one OF the party,
climbed a small sappling to secure one
Of the ropes OF their tent, when the limp
OF the tree that he had hold OF broke.
letting him fall to the ground. The dis
lance was only about six feet, but never
theless he came down with such force az
to break one OF his lower limbs between
the ankle and knee. The physician OF the
Copper Falls was sent for who set the
broken member, and, Demarois was
brought to Calumet by one OF the party
He arrived home at $50, yesterday after
noon, and is now resting easily at hl'
home in Red Jacket.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
DAVIS WILL CASE REOPENED.
Action Brought by Decedent's Brother To
Re Tried on Its Merits.

Action Brought by Decedent's Brother To
BE Tried on Its Merits.
Butte, Mont, July 25.-In ruling
made by Judge de Haven in the United
States court the entire Andrew j. Davis
estats litigation is reopened after the
matter was thought to have been ami
cably arranged and nearly a million
dollars of the property divided among
the relatives.
The case in which the ruling was
made is that Of Erwin Davis or New
York. a brother of the dead millionaire,
against Andrew j. Davis, Jr., and otn-
er nephews who came in as heirs un-
der the will. Erwin Davis sues for halr
of the great estate, alleging that ne
was promised that much for hghting
the claims of a number Of alleged chill
dren and bringing about a division OF
the property.
The will, which is alleged to have
been forged, after long fight was
admitted to probate by agreement OF
the relatives of the dead man. Las,
winter the state court ordered partia
distribution and nearly million doi'
lars was distributed. Erwin DAVIS
first suit was pending at the time IL
the federal court, and the defendants
sought to knock it out Of court on DE
murrer. 1t was this demurrer Judg'
de Haven overruled.
This allows the suit to be tried upol
it's merits. If Erwin Davis wins thos
who have received shares out OF IN
estate and the administrators ana nj
| bondsmen will be responsible Tor IN
money already divided.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25

Seattle Wash. July 25.-The steamer
Kalamazoo, built by q party from
Michigan on Lake Bennett last winter
was totally wrecked in Thirty-Mile riv-
or. The wreck was passed by the party
which has arrived here. Only the up
nsr works OF the vessel could be seen
above water. The pilot ran her on
rock and a great hole was torn In her
hottom. The steamer and outfit on
hoard will prove total loss. This Is
the second steamer to come TO griel
on Thirty-Mile river after successfully
running the dangerous White Horse
rapids. The river Is fun or rocks ano
a swift current makes steering very
hard. The other wreck was the iowa
but the most valuable part OF her cargs
ana uachIpery was eaye6
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25

The deceased was only 81 years OF age
which makes the death particularly sad
one. Besides her parents, she leaves
several brothers and sisters and large
host Of friends 70 mourn her early taking
away. Theiuneral will be held tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock, from the Sacred
Heart church, and will be held under the
auspices oil the Ladies' auxiliary, OF the
A. o. H.. Of which the deceased was a
beloved and cherished member. She was
also q member OF the Lady Maccabees.
Interment will be made in the Hecla
cemetery.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
More improvements tor Laurium.

More Improvements tor Laurium.
That the new additions to Laurium
will have the water and sewer systems
extended to their district IL now assured.
for at the special election held on Satur-
day to decide whether or not the village
should be bonded for a sufficient sum to
complete the Proposed work the ayes
won. The total vote cast was 176. which
stood as follows:
For bonding the village Tor $35.O
for sewer purposes: Yes, 152; no, "a.
For bonding the village for $15, 900 ior
extending the water system: Yer, 100
no, Is.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25

The Red Jacket Junior base ball CLUB
went to Hancock yesterday, " hen they
defeated the junior club OF that place by
a score Of 8 to IA. The Hancocks rung
in some of the older playtrs, but notwith-
standing the Calumet team was too
much for them. Arrangements Tor a re-
turn game are being made. The Red
Jacket Juniors are ready and anxious to
meet any club in the peninsula. the ages
of players ranging from IA to Is years
Thew would like to hear from some OF tht
iron country clubs.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
celebrated Here In a
glorious Manner on
Saturday.
Large Number In the Parade.
,uYou Country brethren and We
,o,s rake Part In Days Doings
-Races aud Concert

Tho weather OF Saturday was every
.,,.r that could be desired and was
'D, favorable Tor the celebration held
!" .hs knights OF the Golden Eagle OF
W v., t Michigan in this city. The
mi principal streets OF the village were saily
ss..orated with flags and bunting in
honor Of the occasion. Atnoon a special
train brought In the visiting Knights
from the iron country together with the
Isbpemipg band. At2 o'clock the soeie-
,Iss headed by the Ishpeming band par
AIDED the principal streets and presented
4 very neat appearance.
Alter the parade large number OF the
Knights repaired to the Armory where
. -. ,hs Rev. DR.. Huntsr delivered an clio.
ousnt address on the order in general
while others went to the Athletic Park
whsre the sports were INDUCED In.
The bicycle races which were the ieat-
u,o q, the day were won as follows:
One. Fifth-Mile-Monroe time, 80 Sec.
ne-Fourth-AI ile-ziehr; time. ~ 40 sec
One.Half- Mile-Monroe; time, 1:le.
One Mile-Monroe; time, 1857 Id.
Two Mile-Moproe; time, e;O2 30.
Two Mile. Members Only-Atwell, lshpem-
ing; time, GLIB 20.
Five Mile-Monroe. Il Ziehr, 2; time 1871
minutes.
The one fourth. mile event was won Dy
Monroe, but owing to some lockeyinP
done by some OF the riders the race wat
given to Ziehr. All the events we're close
" contested and exciting.
The evening was taken up by a co.
cert given at the Opera House which wal
largely attended and the numbers rem
dered by the Lyric Quartette were verl
highly praised. The celebration was I
success in every way and the committee
in charge are to be congratulated on Tn
manner everything went oil.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
THE CALUMET HOUSE.
JUD p. NORTH. PROP.

a. L. O'Neil. T. M. Bigelow. Otto,
Fuerst, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Southworck,
Chicago; q. A. Beaton, James F. Lyon,
J.S. Fletcher and son, Detroit; James
Lucis NJ 90 Lottie Lean, Miss K. Brand
Houghton;D. T. Adams. George How,
Antoine LeDue, Duluth; L. Richardson,
C. A. Pearce, Hancock; w. 2. Harlow
W. G. Monroe. Ann Arbor;- b. F. Fay
Stephen R. Dow. Boston; K. l.. Perry
Ny.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25

Since the Tamarack company has DC
cided to run the pipe line from their new
waterworks through Lake View the price
OF lots in that thriving little village
has taken: a big jump. W. q. Faucet,
the real estate man. who had nanu'eo
the sale OF all the lots, has only nine lots
unsold and the purchasers OF the lots are
now holding them awaiting for higher
prices.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
To Rent.

New store to rent on Lake Linden
avenue. One OF the best stands, ifnot the
best, in the city OF Laurium. Will De
ready about August L. Size OF store
24x6O; 12.foot ceiling. Has steel ceiling
and sides and plateglass front.
Second floor to rent for secret societies,
Eleven feet in the clear steel ceiling and
mastered walls. It will be line hall
Anply to John E. Hooking, Hancock
Mich.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
TWENTY-FIVE MEN MISSING.
Fatalities Caused by Storm at Mouth o.
Fraser River.

Vancouver, B. c., July 25.-The dis
aster to the salmon fishers at the
mouth of the Fraser river. caused by
the recent storms. appears to have been
worse than at first reported. Inc
whole feet was cut out at the time.
Many of the boats were strung togeth-
err and when the storm cloud burst over
them they were dashed against each
other with such force as to demolish
them outright or render them useless.
Five men were seen to sink out OF sight,
hut when the men reported twenty-five
were found to be missing. These In
clude Japanese, Chinese, Indians and
white people. They may yet De nearo
from, but 1t Is more than hkeiy tha'
thew have been lost.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25

A large number OF Portage Lake people
spent the day in the city yesterday. Inc
new train service allows visitors much
more more time for visiting IMAM
heretofore and large number remained
over until the late train.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
prices.

The report just filed by the Boston g
Montana Mining Co. at the county clerks
Office in Butte, as required by law, shows
total assets on July 1 OF $3,ooo,ooo
and liabilities Of 81 600, 900 beside which
there are outstanding bonds amounting
to $1,600,000,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
EX.QUEEN ILL WILL PROTEST..
Proposes to Bring Suit Against the united
States.


States.
San Francisco, July 25.-It is reported
among the intimate friends of Liliuo-
kalani, the former queen Of the Ha-
waiian islands, that when she reaches
Honolulu she will issue a statement or
manifesto to the people. AS soon as
she has informed her people of the re-
suit of her mission she will pupiieiy
protest against the transfer OF the ISL
ands and will present her claims for the
crown lands confiscated by the repup-
lie. These consist of nearly one mill
ion acres, which yield yearly rental
OF over 100000. 1t is said she VIII also
present her claim for between $Soo,ooO
and 100000 collected as rentals by the
republic. Prominent American lawyers
IL is said, have been engaged to handle
the case against the United States gov
eminent
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE ARLINGTON HOTEL.
dERZ & MUIR, PROPS.

A. Peterson. Philadelphia; A. +. Draper,
"A. ID. Schall, W. B. Moon, q. W. Holmes
o. c. Smith, C. A. Hursell. D. Anderson,
H. j. Woodcock, j. r. Bowman. Chicago;
0. +. Burnham. Saginaw; +. b. johnson,
Green Bay; ID. II. Servoss, Mackinaw;
Joseph Soichet. Milwaukee; ]. W. Wyckoff,
Jocobsville; M. c. Scully, Gust Peterson,
H. Holten. Ishpeming; FL. Lesohen. st.
Louis; NJ. X. Goldsworthy. Hancock; NJ
Carpenter, Grand Rapids; E. +. Doug
lass, r. Sheldon and SON, Houghton
John Markle and wife, Hancock.
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There will be regular meeting OF Busy
Bee Tent, No. 10. l. 0. r.. on Saturday
afternoon. july 30, at 800 O'Clock.
fall attendance IS requested as there 10
business OF Importance to be transacted.
JOHN DAVE, Superintendent.
A regular meeting Of Hecla Lodge No
90, l. D. O. F., Wednesday evening, July
27. Work in the second degree.