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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-12-12

For the holidays. we a-e prepared
to make you fiue photo or enlarge.
ment. Sierra Photo Co., opposite
Commercial hotel.
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges
the receipt of complimentary tickets
to the balls to be given by the Elko
orchestra and the Masonic Lodge.
T. R. McGurn, the prominent mer-
chant Of Virginia City, has begun
proceedings in bankruptcy. HIS La
biities foot up $4,000 and his assets
are placed at zero. .'
DeWitt's Little early risers purify
the blood, clean the liver, inyigorate
the system. Famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles. Elko
Drug Company. .......
The dance to be given by the or
chestra at A. o.. U. w. Hall is again
postponed on account of the death of
Mrs. Adams. It will now take place
on Thursday night December 18th.
Winnemucca now has four licensed
gambling games running-two faro,
and one each of roulette and Klon-
dixie. Times must be improving, &C.
cording to the generally accepted
idea.-Silver State.
Southern Klondike district of Nye
county is said to be producing gold,
silver, copper and lead. The district
Is three miles square ana a streak of
horn silver was recently found in the
Court mine.
The Silver State gives thanks be-
cause it only takes two days for Reno
papers to reach Winnemucca. If
this isn't long enough, perhaps the
railroad authorities would change the
schedule to suit the wishes of the
scribe who has the gall to complain
OF the time now consumed.
George D. Ernst and Miss Florence
Keith were married in Carson Satur-
day. The groom is a son of Senator
Ernst and the bride was formerly a
teacher at the Orphans home. They
are now with the Senator's family in
Elko. Although little late, the In.
DEPENDENT extends congratulations.
@Honus," the Frisco correspon-
dent Of the Carson Appeal, says:
@Dame Rumor has it that one of Car
sons most prominent physicians will
we'd one of Carson's most prominent
ex-business women in Oakland some
time in the near future" The young
lady is well known in Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-12-12
SALMAGUNDI.

c. G. Wallace came in from the
vest last Light.
Sierra Photo Co., opposite Com
nercial hotel. New gallery; call and
zee us. ......
The last U. S. grand jury found
wenty indictments against persons
or selling whisky to, Indians.
P. E. Wore lost bunch Of keys last
week. The finder will confer a fav-
pr on HIM by returning them.
The high Gchool closed this after
pOon as tribute Of respect to Miss
adams, the assistant principal.
T. Smith and Miss Ethel left
Tor Southport, Connecticut, last
hight to spend the holidays with Mr..
Smiths mother. .-..
The Beers gave the British army
under General Gatacrer a sound
alrubbing at Stormberg. More power
to the heroic Beers. -: a..
The free delivery system in Reno
will be put into effect next Saturday.
Our neighbors will then put on met
|ropolitan airs.
A San Francisco correspondent Of
the Carson Appeal writes that Col. J.
Is. Moore has been laid up with the
rheumatism for the last six weeks.
J.W. Lambert, a well known resi-
dent OF Eureka, died in: San Fran
cisco hospital last week immediately
after having an operation performed.
For fine choice apples free from
worms, call at the postofice stand.
sold In small quantities of by the
box.
The preliminary examination OF
MIR. and Mrs. Puett for the Carlin
shooting did not take place today. 1t
"" postponed at tho request of the
defense. at. s.,... 80 ,E~
I'd. Mead has severed his conpec.
|tlon with the w. f. Smith COMPANY.
Ed. has been a fixture at the store go
long that he will be greatly missed
by its patrons. He left for San Fran.
cisco last night. Co.,. be ....... -.
Eight Piutes have made application
70 the government for land in the
Lovelock valley, Humboldt county.
Surveyor L. H. Taylor spent a day or
Two last week in quest OF the neces-
sary land. .
~ P. Guldagger, at Jones' old
stand, is prepared to do blacksmith.
ing i'll all Of it's branches at pr1ces to
suit the times. Horse shoerng and
wagon work a specially. All work
guaranteed. Take your work to Mr..
duldagger's shop II you want It done
well and at reasonable prices.
Senator Mason Of illinois address.
ed the Senate yesterday on his reso-
luton of sympathy to the Boers. He
characterized the war as a struggle be-
tween Democracy and royalty-be-
tween the divine right Of kings and
the divine right of mon.
The Humboldt county grand jury
mas made it's final report and been
discharged. Its record is striking
to that made by the Elko
county grand jury last week. The
humboldt grand Jury examined sew
en'een charges and found sixteen in.
nctments. The Elko grand jury ex-
several and ignored all but
Of shooting a horse.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-12-12

Mr.. j. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo, saved
his child's life by One Minute Cough
Cure. Doctors had given her up to
die with Group. 1t 10 an infallible
cure for coughs, colds, grip, pneu-
monia, bronchitis and throat and lung
troubles. Relieves at once. Elko
Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-12-12
HOW is YOUR WIFE?

Has she lost her beauty? II 80,
Constipation, Indigestion, Sick Head.
ache are the principal causes. KarIs
Clover Root Tea has cured these ills
for half century. Price 25 cts, and
80 cts. Money refunded il results
are not satisfactory. For sale by
Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-12-12
Does This Strike You?

Muddy complications, nauseating
breath come from chronic constipa
uon. karPs Clover Root Tea is all
absolute cure and has been sold for
htty years ON an absolute guarantee.
Prlce 70 cts and 80 cts. For sale by
Elko Drug Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a I u n k i.

Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARUsA
z dolu, koplecznie musz2 p}acic
900 IA ieden rok, ro7um1e SIG
- take "a rok 1890, lubo W tym
roku ola przedplacicieli czyli p}a-
cacych naprz6d, roczna op}ate
zniayliSmy ma sl.50.
nto zjedna nam dw6ch Q
aych ahonent6w i przesle cd
Kaz2ogo %caforoczny a%bonament z
CORY. temu przez ca1y rok gazette
ola niego saraego ~p!rzese}ac bed1ie-
my b%ezp1atnie.
Kto odbierze poczty try gazety:
1wazanym jest "a abonenta odpo,
Eiedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
.ychmiast podac wydawcy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego Tub innego urzednika
pvoztowego, W1ARUs ~posefany be.
die dalej. skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbierac gazette, powinien wpierw
xaplacid jezeli co "a nia winien.
F;,eniYdze zai ola WIARUsA ma
ley przesefa6 przez pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order, Mona
tel p~rzese1at abonament W dolarach
papierowych, przes Postal note,
albo W iednocentowych Tub dwucen
towych z1aczkach po~oztowych, lecz
ie4eli abonament, " taxi spos6b
prseslany, v drodze przepadnie ((co
.sie " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
sdarza) wydawca WIARUsA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial,
no6ci. Take listy najlepiej kaza6
No poczcie registrowa6 DO wtenczas,
urzqd pocztowy bierze ma siebie od-
powiedzialnosG, Re wraz Z zawartos-
cia dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przesefki pie
nie4ne do W1ARUsA adrescWa6:
81. Derdo,osks
500 E.s3rd Str.
WINoNA. MINI
Xxx [L -. '|E@ Ea lE LEtA ~ &Zr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
Glupie gospodarstwo.

CzYtelnikom WIARUsA znana
jest wojna ~naszej gazety " spra-
vie ,charter6w" czy.i papier6w
inkorporacyjnych naszych wick
szych organizacyj, Zwiazku, Zjed-
noczenia j t. d.
Kilka dni temu y,s4awne''
czestochowskie Zjednoczenie uczu.
10 potrzebe ,,charteru." Niestety
ME majac 500 czfonk6w, kt6rych
prawo stanu Illinois wymaga, ME
mogli pankowie prawa zamydli6.
Udsli sic wiec do p. Van
Cleave, bylego sekretarza miej~
skiego (Chicago) a obecnego ko-
m1sarza asekuracyjnego stanu
Illinois i "a pomnca siodkich slow
i. IS. ten.... teggo to-. ~jeszcze
i'm budy asekuracyjnej ,wielkiej"
aCzestochowy ME zamknieto.
Van Cleave jest znany v a
lem Chicago, jake panek, kt6ry v.
siebie ! v sWoja kieszen tylko
wierzy : i iinnych tylko pragnie
ogladac kieszenie dziuraWe. Pan
Cleave w,iierzy y pana Van Cleave.
w taxi arcy-ciemny j arcy.--
g{upi spos6b' polaczyska v d ag-
drem' Chicago zakllads,ja Kasyy
posmiertnne.
AIluu ~, : kass poSmiertana
Zwiasku tel jul halltaaldslliwie brzeczy,
8 ozem " wsllasSciW,yj1ml ozasls nas,zyy'mnn
csytelniikEoaan donnlilellsziietmmyy AZ 1s7s.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

,ooo,.o,os,,oooss,,o.,o,
G 1[A,,,,;['ll VA :
sBoooao ooooeeo3souoaos
Tam "a, a. b1oniu 1 rosme ~ kwievie,
q Wy , ten eln nc ME Wleccie,
.zze redj:alkk1ttor=w Wiscons III
" starjgm kkraju pasaf SWINE.
" pewnejj wiosce stoi grru1szka,
Tam on s1rzy4za pastuszkaa;
Tutaj zostat ss'ea'nnattorem,
Tam chodzi} okryty worem.
/ chociaz ma ksiedzem brata,
Rome Poole sztuczki plata;
.Gdyby wiedzla}, ze Q zyska
Nadstawilby djabiu pyska.
swoim nedznym pi6rem skrobie,
Jak osief stojac PREY 4sobie,
II oczernia demokratow,
"a co wart jest diva sta bat6w.
A nadety jak ropucha,.
MySli, re 60 kazdy slucha,
Wierzqc v jego gfupie baSnle -
A niechze go piorun trzasnie!
IDA sam sobie bye wp}ywowym,
Lecz sadz2c rozumem zdrowym,
.E+.5E%W-seeE =r-E Hg%-T1E
Kazdy VIE, ze to jest bajka,
Wymy6lona przez pysza4ka.
Katolikiem on sic zowie, .
Ale nlechze mi kto powie,
I osgdzcie to tel sami, -
Odpad}ych zwie biskupami.
Wszystko to czyni ola zysku,
u chocby dosta} pc pysku,
l to przyjmie ten niezdara,
Byle zarobi6 dolara.
A polacy " potulnoSci
Pomagaia jegomoSci,
Piacac "a jego szpargaEy
Bez czc1, prawdy i hez WARY.
Jezali kto to o~dgadnie,
Kogom opisaK tax Aadnle,
lego poSle az do sulu,
A bedzie jak pszczo1a " ulu.
o. RERUs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
n alendarz
] \ M''1 4
~ rok ls9:GO
zaWiera.

zaWiera.
q Nolatki Ka1enldarzoWe.
y Kaiendarz "a caly rok rye;
nam,,).
81 Op1--y ko6cloi5w fgur. z m.aa-
nowlc,iie:: v SWierczYn'e WIelk,e
Ksies. Pom nskie);; WI GGletrzwalr
DIE, " TopolDle w Prusach1
Zachodnich); v Skrzetuszu. :
R1yczkach (archidyecezya l1ov-.
sks); " B'echowie (Wielkie IA
Puz.);; " Moves Mlesole (Prusy
Zach }; " Psryzu, " Kraak"wie,
v Wyszynie (Kr6lestwo Pol.
y OdporYszowle v k%opatow'e.
~ My6li i sdsnia r61ne oraz artyku-
Tiki: Ssczs6cle v NowYm koku.
q rosr. wkach, Cbrse6o'9ahska
rodzina, Czy j do s,eb'e ME mo-
gllby5mY tego ,~zastosowadl Clio
wne troskl. y u5yclu csasu, Plot
karstwo, Me king. Bogacl ~
uhodzy, BY5z trztzzwym, Koniec
m,eslaca, Czytaicle pozyteczDe
r.EIH1THHE EtgE-EE" #ej FsEE 49,
plsma.
81 Szczesd Wan Boze %(w,ersz),
Ma schyfxu wieku (rYclna t.zesci
lel'giJne]).
y Bu!la jubileuszowa OLGA sw.
Leona Xl1l-go,
81 Modlitwa ma konlec wleku.
81 P6jdzo'e do mnle wszYscy (ryoi-
ma tre6cl rellg'jaeD
10Y Vital Kr6lowo nleba i Mako
l,tosc, (ryolns).
IL. Boga Rodzina (wlersz).
II. Walka 2 ~przesadem Lpowjesc 2
1lustracyam,1.
l3) Ja4muzna [zdania r6zLe
14] PAchole ma grzYbach @iersz W.
ISL P.elyrzvm [ryciua wvdiug ry.-
snnku G%rotgeral.
81 81 ,rc,na wed}ng
r7st.nka ee'5gera]
: -" 49,
III otoWkoot oz9nc ivcinaI
2ol o'4rca dola a F'eknV pfzYkfau
IaJemplca spo"'euA' oAAa~
per- g0'n'A1 -" ASA ''u9''1-
~ "'e'e1 : yuma
80,
25J P'oAcoso o'1
PA Pred obrazem Matkl boskleJ
25l N'espods'apY dyngus tryc'naJ
26] Swletv J6zef patron Cd dobrel
:
III Csytaicie zywoty s~ietyoh
Pahskich'
28] Wspomnrienia 9 Juliussu sfowa-
ck'm ] Fryderyku choplnle L
por'Fesan!
- - -, ~ . &a b. U9A IANpo{H = Of N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
Dr. Ham Il, ~ d I'D \ co
dsiennis Riele poddiekk'o'Iw,ssslh1 "a
suYch pscyent6tw, q 4 Iic u s NV
tecznie wyleczyi < zasta s'rs,a
cborob zoDaozciie. oggioszenie,
Kloby E,chb,ciII,a'f1l hupic

.18AH.A ASM65{A &s0%%4G%T@EKS
dobrq farms, budynkaimni in nR'ea7
tarzem, przy rzece 8drzeWem5i
4akamSi, daj9cemi Do 80 ton najlepo
szego siana, niechaaj &c zglosido
nizej podpisanego. Farma, oczysz-
czona : kamieni, obejmuje 80 <
row. W1ascic,el sam tylko : zopss
gospodarujaoy, must j. sprzedad
powodu podesz}ego wieku.
Jan 2 : q :
North Prairie; MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
.1Dllrobne Ec !,'lllI|I

@#&##8 H@ 2s2#ssH8 Yas
'zz,mr1l;l n e
Jan Ni,emcozz Y 'sis byly Wy
dawca NoWEGo ZYAcs!I1AA
Pa. Fr.
|K,apids;kliii aresztt'o ''n zosta'
"a o-szustwoo. lecz wypuszczo=
ny p6zniej "a kasucya $500.
81 Iutejsay kosc OF nafodo-
IVY obchodzil trzYletnia rocz-
nice za%lozenia.
- Okropna
|Smier6 spotka'a g6rnika Ada A'i
ma Kelpsza. Pracowal on v
kopalni Tunnel Ridge v
sobote ubiegl4. Potok syp-
kiego wegla porwal go naggle
i poniosl do przepasci. K'lku
g6rnik6w made a'o poc1el'
odgrzebywa6 biedaka, gdy
wtem nowy potok wegla
poczaf spadat. G6rnicy mu'-
sell schroni6 sic, by ratowat
zycie w}asne, 4 tymczasem
przysypany Adam zosta} za-
bity / pogrzebany.
MANISTEE, Mich, y Pan
Fir. W'itkowski. palace W pa
rowei pile Buckley &Douglas
|zostal strasznie poparzony.
Lekarze watpia. czy uda sic
go szachowa6 PREY zyciu.
BAY CITY, Mich Sem
tutejszego Z)ednoczenia przy-
|jaE tutejsza PRA wDe ma rok
dalszy iako sw6j organ PREY.
musowy, lecz cz}onkowie
odtad op}acac beda tylko 50
ct. rocznego abonamentu.
" kasie Zjednoczenia znaj
DUE sic razem 81 672.
w PITTSBURGH, Pa,
zanosi sic ma zaIozenie iowa
rzvstwa Polek. w dniu II b..
i'm. odby}o ste posiedzenie W
Ite] sprawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

W NEW YORKU. uformowa-
Ia sic ~korporacya, z kapitalem 100
milion6w dolarow, kt6ra prowa-
dzi6 bedzie olbrzymie rafnerye Gu
kru rywalizowac bedzie 2 trustem
cukrewym znanym pod nazwa
oAmerican Sugar Refining Compa-
ny. Nova kompanla zamierza
operowaG ME tylko " Stanach Zje-
unoczonych. ale ma Kubie, Puerto
Rico j Hawii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

INTERESA dosyc teraz So
ozywione VI Stanach Zjednoczonych
sAmeryki P6lnocDej. Cena ma we}~
ne poszla " gore, bawelna cokolF--
wick staniala, 9 pszenica cd dawua
p{aci jednostajnie. Krauowe fabryki
" zadnym roku ME mialy lyle OBJ
stalunk6w, lie ich maJa " roku.
biezacym /.
MANILA. -Zrabowane przez
powstahc6w / odebrane cd Mich
przez Amerykan6w przyrzady kos-
cielne wartosci $12,O 900 oddane zo-
sta}y ksiezom v Malate przez VIA
DE amerykanskie,. General
~powstahc6w Gregorio del Pillar
zostal zabity " bitWie.
GENERAL Lawton1 zasztrze~
lony zostaf - Gru ia Y San '''1
Mateo, na wysp,iie Luuzzon, dsokAagd
przybyl r. czele woiska, saby tam
.niez6 odd ii 800 powstahc6w-
/ y: zAPIsINlAIc UsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

II y " 1I1lIIIlIll1 IIlIIII M \
A n *
MIAsTA ote,ntralEii:a II, Grand j
Rapids zl Va zos ptana Y jedneo'1l
miasto pod nazvaa Central Rapids l; +
.Rezolucyee " tel mi ies przyyjjefy
.oba miiasta a. ostattn,iiem prosiedlaz'es-
niu alderman6W. 3.
-- O.
81. LOUIS, No, " process
.akuszerki Bamberger rozpoczaelI
SIG " zesz}y poniedziaIek. Oska-
rziona ona jest pa razie Q pied NOR
derstw, gdyby sjednak sad tych
dowiesc jej ME zdolal - prokura-
tor ma inne M pogo,owiu.
Gdy ja wprowadzono do sail
sadowej, powstai szmer ME do.
opisania;; publicznos6, : szczeg6l~.
ME kobiety, g9osno swe oburzenie
manifesto wa}y.
o
NEW YORK. - 2 Washin-
gtonu nadchodzi ciekawa ola ka-
tolik6w wiadomosGj re apostolska
delegacya otrzymala tekst dekretu.
papieskiego. uznajacego rok 1900
jake rok swiety. Dekret ten poz-
wala ma odprawian;e mszy 6w. we
wszystkich ko6cio}ach katollckich
0 p61nocy, dnia 81 grudnia r. b.
Jest to pierwszy wypadek " histo-
ryi ko6cio1a, by pozwolono ksiedzu
odprawiaG 'msze sw. Q p6lnocy. w
tym czasie rowniez wolno udziefac
sakramentu komunii sw. Jest to
r6wniez dotad niebywalem Kosci6l
katollcki, a wlaSciwie jego w}adza
wyzsza W Rzymie uznaje pocz2tek
2e-go stulecia z dniem lego Stycz.
MIA.
90
W NEW YORKU. uformowa-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-11
- BANDITS STILL pILLAG1NG..
Out AVIS Commit Many Depredntions IL
Int Province or Havana.
(Ey Telegraph.l

HAVANA. July 10.-Thc board of ag-
ricuiturc Of Puerto Principe has APP
pointed Seniors CurGenas and Luaccs 4
committee 20 Visit Washington and ask
for an appropriation for the province to
enable it to purchase farming implc-
nicnts.
Inc ManZanillo rural police have kill
cd Robinson Arito, an escaping outlaw
At BaEamo 5000 nea are waiting pay
m2nt About 1000 Weapons have been
delivered to the mayor
At Eojucal two armed men hailed
Julio Angu!o, owner OF the plantation
santa Rosa. and ordered him to open
the door of his house. He hesitatcd or
refused and they fired twice through
the window, Whereupon he complied.
The men were Maxine Rodriguez and
Antonio MarOna who escaped from Ro-
jEcal Jail last month They bound An
gulo, searched the house. secured $50
and. having ordered him TO bring an adj
ditlonal $500 to Il spot designated With
in an hour, under threat to return and
Kill him. they left with the planters
horse. rifle and machetc.
ESCAPED IN SA FETY
a short time afterward the same men
practically repeated this performances
on the plantation Guijales. belonging to
Termin DiaZ. There they obtained ten
confines. They went next to the I'D
joining farm, the property Of Jose Con
HiltsS, "ne!e ticy secured $40 and var
lonS articles OF jeWelry, finally dSaD-
bearing untouched by the bullets fired
from the raided houses after their de-
parturc.
THE mayor of Alquizar has asked
Governor General Brooke to cease send
ing rations to that point and to cxpend
an equal amount i'm the purchase OF
farming implements "in order that our
people may earn their livelihood Instead
OF being dependent upon aims whose
regular arrival tends to encourage Va
grancy and to destroy self-respect."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-11
Eryan at Top of Pike. Peak.
Gsy Telegraph.)

VISV IETeSTaDh.5
SUMMIT OF Pixies PEAK, COL
July 1o-EIon: VIM. j. Bryan came up
today from Colorado Springs The as
cent of the peak was one continual
ovation, camps being tleckcd out in the
national colors and scores of pleasure
seekers from all over the country be
ing lined up along the track to cheer
the silver leader as the train passed At
the Summit House ne received the fol-
lowing dispatch from ]. j. Dickey,wcst t.
crn superintendent Of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Co, dated at Denver.
Congratulate you upon your ccva-
tom
MIR. Bryan sent the following reply:
Thanks. We reached the ton in
safety, the average grade Of the road
Deing one foot to sixteen"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-11
REPORT is CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON. July 1O.-The OIL
Gals here confirm the advces from Vi
emma that Il plan of arbitration propos
cd rs 4 means OF settling claims grow
ing out OF the HaZleton Pa. riots. had
been rejected by the United States
ihis probably disposes of the matter.
according to the view held here. as il
has ran the entire Samut OF diplomatic:
ne%otiatlon. and all Of the plans OF set
llement, including the last one Of arbi
'fil'on. nave come to naught.
~ the outset the State Department.
called the matter to the attention OF the,
governor OF Pennsylvania, who in turn
awaited the action of the grand Jury
az HaZieton, which tried the Sheriff on
the charge of murder
NOT Irresponsible.
Inc jury acquitted the sheriff whrrn
upon the Pennsylvania authorities held
mat they could not recognize a respon-
eS;st d. - 80
rhe State DeparTslcnt took a similar
view. Whercupon Austra-H Hungary pro-
nnscd arbitration Of the claims. IT ia
tnis last proposal which is rejected
when seems to close the matter as tia
claims are hardly considered Of suf1i-
I1enl Importance to Justify Austria
hungary to go beyo77c the diploma ia.
representation she has made airead
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hundreds Of Flood Sufferers
Homeless and Starving,
GOV. SAVERS WORK OF MERCY
The Executive Labors Assi.lunu>ly, With
His Corps OF Assistants. in Behalf Of The
Victims. Thousands IN N-.sI Of
Clothing and Food.
(Ey 'rc!cgraph.)

AUSTIN. TEN, July lO.---G;ovcrncr
SaNers ::nd Il corps Of assistants have
spent the entire day working in bch:l II
of the flood sufferers up and down tn.
BRACES river bottoms.
Reports from the stricken dist rict to-
day are to the effect that While the wa
ters arc rapidly reccdiMc, the condition
Of the Hood sufferers is improving very
little.
The governor received reports from
NclaScO. the sOutnernmoSt point that
everything was in fairly good condition
there with - feet of water prevailing.
lie has received telegram from the
citizens Of Hearne stating that they had
fought alcne as long as they could and
would have to ask public aid that ali
the property in that section had been
laid waste. they We're starving ana
homeless and needed money, food and
WANTS WILL BE SUPPLIED.
Their wants will be supplied at once.
County Judge Bell. at BelNillc, wired
that there We're 200 sufferers in the
counties OF Mills Creek and 900 in the
creek bottom in absolute need Manner
Gus other portions of the flooded dis
trcts report the same conditions
GOV. Savers stated to-day to an As
scclaled Press correspondent that the
effort on the part Of some to belittie the
damage attendant upon the flood was
actuated by motives that he could not
understand that during his long resi-
dence in Texas he had never seen Il
worse calamity befall its people and
that from reports he had at his disposal
he was iead to believe that the list of
suffering would be very large.
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Martins Boomers Have Their
Labor for Their Pains.
CHAIRMAN WILL NOT RESIGN
Ex-Governor ston Dl-poscs OF the Report
Tint the Virginia Senator Is Likely
to Succeed to the National Com
nittee Craftsmanship.
BY Telegraph.)

NEW YORK. July 1O.--Ex- Governor.
VIM. ]. Stone of Missouri, who has
boon for some time the controlling fig
urc in the Democratic National Com
mittcc said to-day that there was no
truth in the reports thar Senator James
II. Jones. Of Arkansas. intends to re-
sign the craftsmanship of the committee
and that Senator Ma,tin, Of Virginia, is
likely to succeed him.
Il have just received a letter from
Senator Jones'" said Mr.. Stone land
he tells me that his health is now good.
He is in London suburb where he
Will remain most OF the summer.
WILL NOT RESIGN.
II expect to sec him home by Septern-
Der. and am in position to make the
positive statement that he will relnal
at the head of the Democratic National
Committee and will lose no time in get
ting to work after his return"
Governor Stone laughed at the report
that he had come TO New York to see
Augustus Van Wyck and other promi-
nant New York Democrats to make
prepare tons for the meeting of the Ma
tional Committees in Chicago July 90
NO PREPARATIONS NEEDED.
Il came here yesterday afternoon" he
said, land have not seen a. New York
Democrat vet, except one newspaper
reporter No preparations are needed
for the meeting OF the National Com
mlttec and in any event. I would not
come TO Now York to do any preparing
am here to transact some business
and as soon as it is completed shall
start for Chicago"
The Tamnlany leaders are not show
ing much interest in the coming meet
irg ofthe Democratic National Commit
tee. They will have a representative
at Chicago on July 20 to report on the
h,It
T merit members Of the organization are
eIncctcl to mako the trim -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.--The prcsi-
cent has appointed the following lieu
terant-cc!onels OF volunteers:
Mai j. f.. Bell. assistant adjutant
general OF volunteers. now serving in
the Philippines. He was appointed from
Kentucky to West Point in 1874 he
vent to Manila with General Merritt
and has had charge of the bureau of
military information.
Captain Herbert Fl. Sargent. who was
colonel Of the Fifth Immune Regiment
curlng the recent war with Spain He
was appointed to West Point from III
nois.
Capt. John j. Brcreton, of the Tween
ty-tourth Infantry He was appointed
from New Jersey to West Point and
graduated in 1877, since which time rs
has been with the Twenty fourth IN
laEtry. Hc was in the battle o. san
Juan nil and highly commended for
his GOODNESS and bravery
Cant f.. II. Plummer, 1rni;h Infan-
Try He was appointed to West Point
from MARYLAND in 1873. During the
spanish war he was on duty in CUBA
as brigade quartcrmastcr nt the head
quarters Of the Fifth Corps. Cant.
RUNNER was recommended for ,brcvcl
Tor sailantry in action at Santiago.