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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-27
CRONJESILNIE 0BWAR0WANY.
Butler posuwa sic naprzod zofWlm
krOkiem.
Cesarz Wilhelm dezorganizuje armie niemlecka.
CiekaWe dyskusye W kongresie.
Republkanie Kentucky ME mysla odstapi6 Cd Aobu'

miesiacach swego urzedowanla
mog4 powolywac sic ia koniecz-
nose pofaczenia sic wszystkich ~
widow szczene republikahskich,
celem obrony zagrozonej formy
rzad6w, dzieki temu posiadat po-
parcie cafej radykalnej lewicy. Lee
wica iednak ME jest obozem jedno-
litym, lecz skfada sic z r6znych
stronnictw. z kt6rych kazde posia-
da sw6j wlasny program dqzy do
swoich cel6w, a kazde re stron-
nictw rozpada sic jeszcze IA drob-
ne grupy, kierujace sic W swojem
postepowaniu przewaznie wzgleda-
mi na interesy swoich przyw6d-
COW.
Najzreczniejszy polityk ME zdo-
fafby utrzymac przez dtuzszy czas
iednosci pomiedzy tenn zywiofami
r6znorodneUi i zazdrosnemi swo-
je wpiywy. Tenn mniej mogto sic
to powiesc Waldeck owl Rousseau,
kt6ry odznacza sic wprawdzie wiel-
ka energia. ale do polityk6w zrecz-
nych ME nalezy. Pragnqc utrzy-
mac sic jaknajdiuzej II steru i
przywrociG W kraju trwafy pok6j.
oparty na poszanowaniu praw /
wiadzy, prezes ministr6w robif po-
pierajacym go grupom wielkie u
stepstwa, ale wszystkich zadowolic
ME zdoiaf, oburzyt do zywego
stronnictwa umiarkowane. Do u
stepstw tych, zrobionych grupom
radykalnym, nale2y pomiedzy in-
nemi proccs, kt6ry wytocZono kon-
gregacyi 90. Assompcyonist6w.
Natomiast Waldeck Rousseau ME
mogt zdecydowac sic IA poparcie
vniosku Mesureura, kt6ry donna
gal sic zniesienia poselstwa fran
cuskiego przy Watykanie i ograni-
czenia budzetu wyznan. Ia stara-
MEM gabinetu, wniosek Mesureura
zostat odrzucony W parlamencie,
ale obrazony wnioskodawca czeka
tylko sposobnej chwili, ably sic po-
mscic.
Obrazona ambicya odgrywa W o.
cole W wewnetrznej polityce fran
cuskiej wielkq role. Do niezado-
wolonych z rzad6w gabinetu male
zy r6wniez byiy minister marynar-
ki, Lockroy, kt6ry pierwszy zwr6-
Gil uwage na niedostateczne uzbro-
jenie Francyi na morzu, ale upadf,
zanim zdazyi przeprowadzic swoje
projekty. Przestrogi iego wpraw-
die ME byty bezowocne. bo gabi-
net nowy zajaf sic energicznie re-
organizacya tioty i obrony kolo-
nialnej, ale nowy minister mary
narki zamierza przeprowadzic te
reorganizacye wedfug wfasnego
planu, a projekty p. Lockroy, po-
zostana na papierze. Jest tam da-
lei Sarrien, kt6ry wespot z p. Poin-
care pod rzadami p. Dupuy zaiozyt
,,komitet obrony republikanskiej,
ale 90 obaleniu gabinetu ME zostat
powofany do steru, lecz musiaf u
staple miejsca Waldeckowi Rous-
seau.
Mesureur, Lockroy, Sarrien i
kilku jeszcze innych mniej zna-
nych, ale ME mniej ambitnych
przywodc6w drobnych grpp parla-
mentarnych nienawidzq Waldecka
Rousseau ME mniej cd nacyonali-
stow i antysemit6w, ale zachowy-
wall sic dotqd spokojnie, DO wply-
Wy ich byiy zbyt male, aby star
czyiy do obalenia gabinetu. " ty-
godniach ostatnich stosunki zmie-
nify sic Ia ich korzysc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-27

. = Ponliedzy polska mfodzieza W
p6inocno zachodniej dzielnicy ist.
nieje projekt zorgsnizowania kilku
kompanij czysto polskieh stanowej
marynarki j miicyi.a Polacy nale-
zacy4 do stsnowei marynarki j mill
Cyl samierzajg zaiozy6 klub polski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-27
Przeglad polityki
nliedZynarOdOWei.
CAteago, 27goLutego 1900.

NSN1
Zdumiewajace sukcesy wojsk
drobnych republik pofudniowo
afrykanskich, mad olbrzymem an
gielskim, sa, jak sic okazuje, die
lem geniuszu woiennego francuz-
kiego pulkownika, Villebois-Ma-
reuil. Wpiyw tego znakomitego
strategika widoczny jest We wszy-
stkich operacyach Boerow. kt6re
So wplywem polaczenia zasad pra-
ktycznej strategii nowszej z dok-
trynami nauki wojskowej. Vile
bois, sluzac az do rangi putkowni-
ka armii swego kraju, wsfawit
sic jako wybitny teoretyk i iterat
wojskowy W dziedzinie strategii i
historyi wojennej.
" roku 1895 (gen. Mercier byf
wtedy ministrem woiny), starai sic
usilnie przydzielenie do korpusu,
kt6ry wysyiano na zdobycie NADIA
gaskaru, ale niestety, wszystkie
posady putkownik6w byfy juz Ia
jete. Pedzony ambicya rwac sic
do czyn6w wielkich, udat sic wtedy
do Algieryi, gdzie mu powierzono
komende mad francuzka Legia "a
graniczna, zdawafo sic bowiem, re
brygada ia zostanie dodatkowo
take wysiana "a korpusem ekspe-
dycyjnym na Madagascar.
Kiedy ia nadzieja go zawiodia,
Villebois podaf sic do dymisyi, po-,
woiujac sic na sw6j stan fly
czny, gdyz istotnie jest to cziowiek
watty, drobny, fzycznie siabowity,
o ruchach sztywnych i niezgra-
bnych, pozbawiony wszelkich pozo-
row wojskowych.
Ostatecznie OpatrznosG data mu
doskona}a sposobnosc okazania
swiatu, jaka sta W niepozornem
tenn jego miesci sic ciele: wybu-
ch1a woina Anglii Transwaalem.
,,Pofudniowo afrykanski ten Lafa-
yette" jak go nazywaja lego
ziomkowie - .,Moltke Boer6w"
-jak 60 nazywajq W Niemczech
Jest zapalonym zolnierzem, kt6-
ry kazdej chwili got6w jest zfozyc
zycie W oferze swej szlachetnej
ambicyi i checi stawy. Ogrom "a
dania, kt6re wziaf na swoje barki,
obejmujQc jako szef g46wnego szta-
bu sedziwego Jouberta rzeczywi-
scie kierownictwo caiej kampanii,
Zamiast 60 przestraszac, dodale
mu sii pokrzepia jego energie.
Prasa angielska. podsuwajac
dzielnemu wodzowi niskie motywy,
twierdzi. IL przyiaf on stuzbe W ar
mil Boer6w znecony wysokq pen
sya. jaka mu tamci zaotiarowali.
Prasa francuzka z oburzeniem
oczywiscie odpiera te insynuacye,
szukajac sfusznie przyczyny
wstapienia YiIleboisa do arrnii Bo-
crow W jego niczem niepowscia-
gnionej ambicyi nieprzepartej
checi tryumfow wojennych, oraz
jego nienawisci do Angli, tej die
dzicznei nieprzyiaci6fki jego fran
cuzkiej oiczyzny. Dlaczegoz ere
szta wystapit W stosunkowo mto-
dym jeszcze wieku pred pieciu
lsty armii ojczystej, gdzie swie-
tina miaf pred sobq karyeres Dla-
tego, poniewaz nienawidzi pokojo-
wei sSuzby wojskowei, kt6rej je-
dnostsjnosc wyiaiawia}a jego ge-
nialny umys} poniewaz ME m6gf
znaIesc godnej swego talentu mi
syi.
Fillebois ukonczyi W roku 1866
szkote wojskowa W Saint Cyr i
wstapii z stopniem porucznika do
armii francuzkiej.
Gabinetowi Wai,ieck'a Rousseau
saczyna usuwac sic grunt pod no.
gami. Me opierat sic on nigdy ma
silnsj psdstswis; ale " pieswszych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-27
Ze sadu.

C4y oskarzony ma jsszcze CO do po-
wiedzenias
- Tas, panic ae1zio. Jezeli juz nam
bye skazsoy, 10 pr2sze, sby TO sic stafo
prsdko, MIN jeszcze W wie4!entu be iz!e
gcdzina obiadowa. 80.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-27

Gabinetowi Waideck'a Rousseau
saczyna usuwac sic grunt pod no.
gami. Me opierat sic on nigdy ma
silnsj psdstswis; ale " pierwszycl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-27
Rok XII.

otrzymac miejsce inspektora Hart
| Meta, ktory zfozyf egzamin mniej
dobrym rezultatem. Pieswszen-
stwo mialby jednak porucznik
F; Haines dlatego, il jest on weters-
| mem wojny: ale slychac, ze woli on
zostac porucznikiem.
PrawdopOdobnie zon0b0jstwo.
Michael j. Synon, zam. pm. 24O
Green str, zostaf wczoraj areszto.
wany jako podejrzany zonob6j-
stwo. Synon sam zaalarmowaf
sasiedztwo, kt6re sprowadsifo poli-
cya po godz. 5 popofzdniu. Policya
znalazfa zw}oki jego zony z czaszka
rozbitq tepem narzedziem, lezacs
w kuchni. 11letni synek Synonow
opowiada, re W poiudnie wr6ciwszy
re szkofy, zastat drzwi domu zam-
kniete, powr6cit do szkoiy, alA
zgiodniafy prosif godz. 3 uwol-
[ nienie go znowu poszedf do domu.
lynn razem zastaf drzwi otwarte.
w kuchni stat jego ojciec, a ma po-
dfodze byfy slady krwi. Ojciec
kazat mu natychmiast isc rabad
drzewo do piwnicy. Gdy powr6cif.
zobaczyf matke lezaca We krwi na
podfodze. Ojciec mu powiedziaf,
re matka lekko jest tylko skaleczo.
ma, ale potem, gdy chiopiec chciaf
wyjsc, zawofat go powiedziaf mu,
re sic omylif, re matka ME 2yje i
zostaia zamordowana przez ra-
busi6w i re trzeba uwiadomic poli-
eva.
Synon miaf bye pijakiem. Zona
jego szyciem zarabiafa ma utrzyma.
ME ola siebie syna, robifa o.
szczednosci. Czeste byiy k}6tnie
miedzy maizonkami, gdy Synon
domagaf sic pieniedzy cd zony.
Kiedy Synona aresztowano, znale.
ziono przy MIN sakiewke zawiera.
jaca zfota 20 dolarowke j trochs
drobnych.
Synon twierdzi, re ME byf W do.
mu cd godziny 8 rano do S popofu.
dniu. Kiedy powr6cif znalazf W
spizarni zwfoki zony zamordowa-
nej i wyciqgnai je do kuchni. Sa-
kiewke jej znalazt ma stole j scho-.
wal, by kto inny jej ME przywfasz;
czyf sobie.
Przez konduktors smierteluie
raniony.
Joseph S. Melcher, zajmujacy
sic budowaniem most6w, zam. pm.
GAP Samgamon str, wczoraj rano
| o godz. pol do 7 wszedi do wagonu
| kolei ulicznej ma Sangamon str. j
| zazadaf t. 2. ,,transfer-ticket", kto.
ry mu tez daf konduktor. Kiedy
| wagon stanat pred przecieciem
| holejowem na Wallace str. powo.
du, ze pociag kolejowy zagradzat
droge, Melcher zeskoczyt i jake.
mus roznosicielowi gazet oiarowaf
swoi billet "a gazette. Konduktor
P. j. Simpson zaprotestowaf pre-
civ takiemu handlowi, nastapita
kf6tnia bojka, konduktor ude-
rzywszy Melchera twarz, powalif
60 ma ziemie. Tymczasem pociag
kolejowy odjechaf, konduktor i
Melcher wskoczyi do wagonu ipo.
jechano dalej. Ma platformie gwaf-
towna sprzeczka sic ponowifa.
! Melcher wyrzucif swoj billet,
konduktor zazadaf po raz wt6ry "a
pfaty "a jazde, a ME otzymawszy
jej, zamierzyf sic znowu ia Melche.
ra. lynn razem jednakowoz ten byf
CORA tax obi konduktora, ze ten
zawezwaf motormana Goldena ma
pomoc. MIN tenze zdazyf, podro-
mi droge mu zagrodzili, obilii i
zrzucili z wagonu, kt6ry tymcza-
sem doszedt do Wentworth ave.;
konduktor zas wyja} revolver,
strzelif, ranit ciezko Melchera.
Wszyscy podrozni oburzeni rzucili
sic ma konduktora i motormana j
byliby moze ich lynchowai: ale
przez chwile bronif sic Simpson
grozba, re bedzie strzelaf, wkr6t-
re teH nadiecha} w6z patrolowy
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Rome wiadolnosci
telegraficzne.

So W Paryzu odbywa sic sejm
miedzynarodowego stowarzyszenia
cyklistow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-27

Adres d0mu Emigracyiueg0.
FELICIAN SISTERS
3 Morris str.
@ New York, n. 7.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-05-31

President c. p. Huntington, with
several other prominent Southern Pa
ciic officials, travefsed the entire
length of the Carson & Colorado rail-
road last week on a tour of inspection.
On his return TO Reno, he was inter-
viewed by committee of citizens,
who reported the affair to the Gazette
as follows:
Mr.. Huntington thought that a smell
ter for Reno would be most profitable
industry and spoke of the great guam
tity of low grade ores he had seen dur
ing his trip over tho Carson q Colora-
do, which he said ought TO be brought
here and reduced at a profit. He as
sured the committee that concessions
on freight rates for clean ores" would
be made, and that the railroad would
carry them at very low rate, just suf-
ficient to pay the expenses of handling
them.
He stated that the gap between Mo-
jave and Keller would be very soon
closed and that the Central Pacific
would carry most Of the through traffic
from Southern California, especially
passengers.
AS regards the point where connec-
tion would be made with the Central
Pacific, he was non-committal and stat
ed that the company would be largely
governed by geographical conditions.
Mr.. Huntington said that many i'm
provements are in contemplation and
that the through line is 90 be brought
up to high standard of excellence.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-05-31
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.

This is Commencement week at the
Nevada University
J. II. Weiand, former Assembly
man from Elko county, died at his
home near Tusearora ON the 9th inst.
The Dispatch says Olinghouse has
produced So, 100 IN the past two months
and ore production is just beginning.
Mrs. o. II. Grey of Carson, has gone
to Washington, d. C., 10 join her nus
band. who has a position ia the Treas
ury Department.
The Miners Union Of Delamar raised
over $500 by subscription for the Wild
ow5 and orphans OF the Schofield mine
disaster.
A tramp with the smallpox was dis
covered at Wells last week. He was
promptly isolated and no fears of the
spread of the disease are entertained.
The building of a railroad from Win
nemucca north into Idaho i agltated
by the Boise Statesman. The road will
pass through the Lovelock wiley.
John NJ. Daniels, who recently an
nounced himself as candidate for the
Republican nomination for Congress
man, is gambler by profession, popn.
larly known on the Comstock as old
Kentuckn.
Senator WATSON of Esmeralda county
informed the Walker Lake Bulletin last
week that all litigation over the Silver
Peak mines will probably be settled in
the next two months aud that then this
magnificent property will be developed.
The question of raising 81, 900 for a
new schoolhouse will not be submitted
to the voters of Wells at the coming
school election, owing to the neglect OF
the school board in not having adVer-
tised the same twenty days as required
by law.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-05-31
THE "PAsSION PLAY. .
Weird Performance in German
Village.

The steps OF thousands OF tourists
and the thoughts of millions of their
less fortunate brothers and sisters at
home were directed on Thursday OF
last week to the little German village
of Oberammergau in the Bayarian
Alpes. On that day was presented by
the simple peasant folk OF that village
the initial performance OF the passion
Play for the present year. This play
is decentralization of the closing scenes
OF the life of Jesus Christ, commencing
with his final entry into Jerusalem, COW
ering his trial and condemnation, his
crucifixion, his resurrection and ter
minating with the great Ascension
Scene.
AS might be imagined, this unique
performance is religious in character.
1t originated in 1854, as the result of a
vow taken the preceding year by the
good people of the village, when the
great plague which had been ravaging
Europe, reached OUT to Oberammergau
also for its victims Every ten years
since that time, With few Interruptions
1t has been presented by the villagers,
gradually changing in form with each
successive performance until ii has
reached condition of excellence in in
depreciation, acting and stage setting
which arouses the admiration of the
world. Originally the village burial
place was the theatre, but as the play
was elaborated, more perfect stage set
tings were required and a permanent
stage was built, but always, until the
present year. the audience has been
out .of-doors. This year, however, the
auditorium has been rooted over. and
provides seating capacity for about
1000 persons
Nearly ever person in the village
takes some part In the play, but the
principal characters, Christ, Mary,
John, Peter, Mary Magdalene Caiaphas'
etc, are carefully chosen with speci ]
regard for their fitness and to represent
one of those is regarded as a post of
especial honor. So thoroughly imbued
do the actors become with the spirit OF
their parts, that it shines forth contin-
ually in their daily lives and visitors
are peculiarly impressed by the sim
plicity, sincerity and purity of charact-
err manifest even in their faces.
According to the dispatches, the pre-
sentation last Thursday surpassed that
of 1890 and the attendance was enor-
nous. The cast OF characters is almost
entirely new, owing to the advanced
age OF some of the previous actors. The
play begins at eight in the morning and
continues until five in the afternoon, an
intermission being made for dinner
The performances will continue all sum
mer on Sundays and holy days, and it
is probable that the vast majority OF
Americans who visit the Paris Expo
sition this year will not return home
without also visiting Oberammergau.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-05-31
LANE SAILS FOR NOME.
WIN Hold His Claims by Force IL
Need Be--Takes O Small Army.

Although the steamer Charles d.
Lane was scheduled to sail at noon on
Tuesday for Nome, 1t was only by the
hardest kind of work that she was able
TO get away at all. With the deck
hands still clearing up the debris and
the refuse resulting from delayed car
penter work, the Lane sailed out OF the
Golden Gate as the sun was sinking.
On board were 300 passengers, includ :
ing go women, who were nearly as tired
as the officers themselves, for farewells
had to be said over and over again dur
ing the six hours that the steamer wait
ed at her dock after the hour fixed for
sailing.
Millionaire Lane, owner of the steam
or, was pretty busy himself. He and
Mrs. Lane were passengers, but he had
lots to attend to before leaving for the
Alaska gold fields.
Many OF the 240 men are in the en-
ploy OF Charles ID. Lane, who has ac-
quired large number OF claims in and
about Nome and along Snake river. 1t
is understood, in fact, that Lanes men
go prepared TO hold the claims against
persons who may assert their owner.
snip. The mines, or many of them, are
known as alien claims, and are believed
to be held by men who are now work
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-05-31
NEVADA VS.. UTAH.

The first debating and athletic con
test between the students OF the Uni
versities of Nevada and Utah took
place at Salt Lake City on Friday and
Saturday of last week. The debate was
held in the big Salt Lake Theatre and
attracted large audience. The ques-
tion for debate was "Resolved, That
Territorial Expansion Would Be of
Benefit to the United States. New
ada's debaters, who were Miss Title
Kruger, p. A. McCarron and E. ID.
Lyman. had the negative side of the
quest ion and lost the debate by the
unanimous decision of the judges. The
Tribune, however, highly commends
their efforts and admits that the Utah
debaters had great advantage both
10 age and experience, two OF them be-
ing married men.
But what the Nevadans lost in the
debate, they won back on the athletic
field, and returned home with victory
perched on their banners. Out of a
possible eighty points. Nevada's sturdy
sons won fifty nine. Paul Norman OF
/ this county, was Captain of the team
and took part in four different events.
He won the shot put, scoring ~ feet
and 81 inches, and finished second in
the 100 yards and 220-yards dashes.
/ Anderson OF Utah won the former in
the sensational time of % seconds, low
er than the professional record, which
is 8 40 seconds. Moorman was only a
stride behind the winner at the finish.
Nevada took first honors also in the
high jump score 5 feet, 3 inches; 4i0-
yard dash, time 53 40 seconds; $780,
yard run. time 2:l0 l5, hammer-throw,
score ITO feet, q inches; broad jump,
score 20 feet 2 inches: pole vault 10 #.
3 inches.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-05-31
HOW TO TRAVEL.
Information for the Public.

In selecting your route to the East
you cannot afford to overlook the ad
vantges and comforts offered by the
RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY in
connection with the Denver Il Rio
Grande and Colorado Midland Rail.
roads. 1t is the only trans continental
line passing directly through Salt Lake
City, and in addition to the GLIMPSE Il
affords of the Temple City, the Great
Salt Lake, the Salt Palace. and the
picturesque Utah Valley, 1t offers choice
OF SIX distinct routes TO the East and
the most magnificent scenery In the
world. A double daily train service ana
through Pullman Palace and ordinary
sleeping cars, free reclining chair cars
ana perfect dining car service arono,r
IN operation via these lines.
For pamphlets descriptive Of the
Great Salt Lake Route apply to W.
ii. Snedaker, General Agent, ii Mont
gomery, San Francisco; to j. D. Mans
field, General Agent 253 Washington.
Portland; TO w. G. Mcbride, General
Agent, A. b. Broadway, Butte: or to
Geo. w. Heintz, Acting General Pass.
enger Agent, Salt Lake City.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-05-31
Evans Building,
lg them. although agents of Lane have

ing them, although agents of Lane have
located them.
Along with the miners who sailed 90
lawyers who expect to represent Lane
in legal contests over the claims, for
little doubt is entertained that there
will be trouble over the mining prop
erty, or much Of it held by representa-
tives of the millionaire. II Is said to
be the intention of the alien claim-hold-
ers to get all OF the gold out OF the
claims before they can be ousted by the
reloeators. and the alien owners are en-
couraged by the defeat in the House of
the Hansbrough amend ment, which
would have enabled the American mi
ners to take action against non-ctizens.
Pending some action by Congress, non
resident holders of claims in the new
gold fields cannot be legally ousted by
citizens.
The Lanes cargo consists OF 80 tons
OF freight and supplies, much OF 1t being
the property OF Lane. 1t includes ma
chinery for sluicing, and miles OF water
pipe. The river tow-boat Paulina and
two small barges are also being taken
along for use on the Snake river. S. f.
Chronicle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-05-31

sit is with good deal of pleasure
and satisfaction that l recommend
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy, ''says Druggist A. w.
Sawtelle, OF Hartford, Conn. "a lady
customer, seeing the remedy exposed
for sale on my show case, said to me: 4
really believe that medicine saved my
life the past summer while at the shore ,
and she became so enthusiastic over It's
merits that at once made up my mind
TO recommend it in the future. Re
Gently gentleman came into my store
so overcome with collie pains that he
sank at once to the floor. | gave hin
a dose of this remedy which helped him
| repeated the dose and in fifteen min
utes he left my store smiliugly inform
ing me that he felt rs well as ever. '
Sold by F. NJ. Clark, druggist.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-05-31
MADMAN OR FOOL.
Oliver Calls Down Death on Win
nemucca.

The following prayer was offered up
NV s,Evanoelist OLIVER, at a meetiny in
uy,. ,,a. araa.aza,,, ,i,,o.
'''''N' ~
says the Silver state
"May God manifest himself by send
ing death, II necessary, to bring the
people of this hellish hole 10 y Iealiza
ton of their iniquity. May Il freight
trainload of collins be necessary to bury
the dead. May this prayer be an
sweredli and the Olverites shouted
amen!
Just previously he had been on the
floor of the hall making personal APP
peals to those when be had spotted as
possible converts. "a AZ least two cases
his insisi nee IL, eyed into abuse ana
insult ard his victims did not mince
words In repusing him aud In express
ing their opinion of his methods. Baf-
ned ana trem oilng with demonlac rage
rent 10 an o,tnonr pn Of hlasnha h. nf
which the above quoted words are a
part.
ne onVer oca.e .hen comments as
once wrote. "A deitv usually resem bles
his worshippers, both in physical APP
pearance and divine attributes-is, in
fact, out an loeallza ~ Oh themselves;
r m.sv iast arsniuc /, IL ger Gnt1r >
he thinks God is either a being with
petty larceny instincts or is an IDIOT.
NOW, lrlenus ana nelgnoors, stop
the Mnst Higb This hand han ~ l,o@a u
blasphemer who has elected himself
chief advance agent to God and private
secse.ary 70 Jesus 1nri Isl mas mas asked
child. He has asked God to DEPRIVE YOU
OF their society--to hush their voices
forever. All TINS ana more ne asked IL
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-05-31
NYB COUNTY MINES SOLD.

Within the past few days the first
payment has been made on the Two.G
mining properties recently bonded TO
Boston parties, and the indications
point to their early development. The
property consists of eight patented
mines, mill, furnace, valuable water
right, and large dump that is con
sidered very valuable, The ore thus
far produced goes from 40 To 100 ozs.
ia silver, and from 10 TO go per cent
lead with some gold. 1t is said to be
the intention of the new owners to con
centrate the ores at the mines The
property is ninety-ive miles from Eu-
reka, and is in close proximity TO the
Dimmick mines at Typo, Nye county.
Sentinel.