davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-12-12
VOL. xxx.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Q e SIX monthS l OO ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application. Address:
 ARIZONA SENTINEL.
 Yuma, AriZ
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-12-12

CorcOran Building, Opposite U. s. Treasury, Washington, D. =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02
uAnrsE WINS.

PORT Tow s~Esfi -ssiiss pa d ~ - Gsa<-
vie ~ FaAsasaHss ksfssra = - kasslAses. fnss
ksFnRtA ss8as Sse n. ~ = clsesaasasn.
HFess Nv GreasatHan
HosNEis Ars'gf. ysn y p e cssrse,s~.
ffaa saaeessla AeS ~ faHaias Mfsa, fteae faNs-
hsas aailsH 4sa % ~ - e ssssaiasssg ~
Nan}a AnifaS gsn n ~ ~ f,saasaa-sf ssps
Asvresfie Aasl4afss aRa ~ ~ ca 8nsne~ fsasn
Tsaaaa fsn e B4s "a tsaHf fsasa aaaassxe.
gfa II ~ Eestpa tsas Fazvaa sssies. asa vi
5st ~ Narse Nsr. ~ t4zst eesas ssh q ~
~ NtFvss - ftasrNssl Aifis Fsa ~ ~
Rs@f atssa fga@ ssetsss "a taH4s fsam -
ems
Bsnnow ssrisss. g,s q. " . fwsrss..
fia1a elssaaE
euar Natal Afatsf ~ b pesraasas. fraa
Nesssa
sAS FHkSefaeo Arrived Pee ~ wsaa
wssx. ftsns t<feg9s ssss TsHs WMa4ssaF sfam
Caiazfes fisgs ssfsf sts Nissi fsaN gsae Hsf
N4N&f8o- ssytsast ga AAisa isam f'sgt aos
AaNftss
HpQrfAM -asiE.s fss w sar Ssrts asss
fFi0 Haguasrn ~ *se sese - E9gfnle ft}ss
r. srgua Hsfsn ~ es0 F5snf1@ss. ~ stqfh
ffasn Atsrsssea ~ san Ffsnrlsaa. %seAstrk
fsdea ktassssn - Aa6 ffEa.tss Arrived 14a
b syAs fsaaie ssFaa trraa Aaf Frsss4sa ~ An
ss3ssa ss' Mar Eats ffam h4a Ffsssiae@ ~ Al
s-asxA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02

Grsin-o.ts, slssn; barley. Ssn: wheat, chicken
Iced SIS 0als; hran. Ns; shorts, sl1SL
Hay-PGsst SOUND. sSsie; Eastern Washington
timothy. S6SiI; Alfalfa. s. Sc Per ton
ksgs-ssrfctiy fresh ranch. lstalaN
bat,er-fr~h ranch. SER; creamery. nc
fcultry-Lre chickens. liz: live turkeys lie:
turkeys. i5c: geese. Be-. ducks. s. 2S4
Live stcck-Choiee beef cattle eows. ta4ic sterrs.
ttetc. choice sheep. ssei5c: good hogs live. &c
hoss, dressed. &c: calves dressed large 81 sasl.
calves. live. lArzs. &c: small. g.
hidss, pelts and wool-Heavy sound saited steers.
ever % lbs. Sc medium. sound, pef II. &; light.
sound, under Sc lss Sc. Gown sound all weishts.
ttc; stays. bulls and oxen. &: saftsi kips. I.c.
calves per ID. sse green hides le less than sxited
diy hides. per 10. ilse. dry cals one-third less
summer deer, per u. &az-c winter deer. try is3
g; pspery dssr, selsc; dry elk asiec: green Elk
ssS. sheep peitx. 8cRsi -; shesriings lsaesc;
Eastern Washington wooi. ssih, Western Wash.
,nston woeh lee; dirty timber burned. ls8iie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02
~ y -
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, rch There was htsle Id IN she
wheat ria Mas esefef 4 tpNn, Al g. s6sSc. ART
shortly Afterwards snachet s'Raefe Tho advances
az Parts caused e sraefspu wtieh earries ;hs mar
kef to So. hst the advance aid not halt Later
rwaeu y a hct;er cash demand lifted the rrsee ~
May 20 ST. This positive after 4 brief strssyse
abandoned unfeE = hrs fgpn yrsssi tskers and
$50
Cesn sitter hief periea ~ easrcs> rasly. vas
hgns, principally hycauee q scpoFtcd That
trv scspsances otsy wight shoaea faiinS 81
NAV ciasssd shade M a. AZ
Without much trade. TIE tcns u the "a, martrt
firm. MAY cteke~i a shade over yesterday
With hos rcseirts NvAy uosser TIE estimates, thu
provision rsnris heugtt 4 Ecpa cash demand for
plrk slso reported Trade a1ist MAY rort
closed ~ ovry yes,rsiay May iSed &c w, and
MAY ribs s. higher at $50
The ioetins fatufcs ransei follows
Wheat No - tIsenins HIGHEST Lowest Ciasinr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02
NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quetatior..

NEW YORK. Feb. l-Flear- Recipts II Tss bar.
rpls exports. IS barrels. market showed stead.
neSs on al grades. without change
Wheat ReceirtS, = TO bushels, exports. 2t-tia
hashsis. SPOT sisady. No : nd. re T. q b OPP
tions openea steady on cable news and cold wealth
sr. and scCn afterwRra Developed considesahle
strength hesause u q rronctsnrrd Tse In final Ftfts
quotations Trade IN f,Itares. however, remained
ehie1y for scAlrine aoeogu; all day. In the last
hale hour prices welded a little 10 realssins. and
closea cAsy =; ssie act decline, MAY closed st
Tsse; july, ftsc
Wnoi-1uiet
Arra+Suiet.
Cvaee-ortions closci aun a. nes snln II ~ 80
polnsss sales Ms hsss. Including Fstsazry. -
MArch. q aSiiT no Mag, kA5f n. sssct Ric. aYm
Nc. Z iassice. Sc, Ne tnhtsar, ffe. raid arn
ard terains upward, CarierA. - IN
ssignf-gsw, strong rcfned. auict ana firm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02

FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, Feb isswhrat~ assgoee "a ros~s.
nothing doing o4htlss passkae; nnuinal. nm
changed English cNnntrY mafkssa, steady
LIVERPOOL Feh f-Ahssi eassl pAset ard
hGur Ia Parts sraag fIsnrb uaautfy SaAsksta tiaii
Closing .Nbrat@slist. easy
Turp~spn4 firm
The foilawine are the sieels u whest sus rom
ia stfHs ard GA onAFs tssilsafs ard rAHsf aeksxs
cantAlN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02
waTrn raosr NOTES.

Fsslssss csanua y sas so'sas tsam s.s ras~
rsefr
Hat p p cheseg. seal assss ssaee 81 ssn
Fseastseu FesssFdsy
stsNasr Clsfh- Ssssaa saHs - san Fs.n-ssoo
tes-sas w1sh ssnsvG msrghAscise ssrEn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02
Dairy Products,
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO. Feb l-catiie- Coed 10 ehrica native
steers and re1RuS ssrun0 anf sctiss others steady
huffhers steck strong Fecrlpfs ~ Tsaaaa 100.
seed 70 chaice. s. sses co. poor - medium tiass
Inixed xinfNers 81 AsS - ssirctea feceys "a es4 "
gcod % chnlre cuws 81 met 81 hslfcFa q Ssa8
GAMERS. y &sf2 s. huii 8 safs %. ualtrs 81 ssa
IS. fed TeSss b~Ff x&HSs1
Hos- Active, inaisc higher, ian 81 ~ Raoi eiear.
anee miSo8 and lalt 81 aSas q SOD IS diieiee
htsvy 81 s0fs< ~ rofssA heavy. ste58tgs. light $50
pf4 q bulk n sales, s. @kat3
Sheer AID iamha ssrans ts to- hahers native
wethcfs ktesas C isfatH ssFs u Western w.fhsr..
81 fSet& Western lambs Asf NJ
Reecipss Cattle $3.50 hoEa. 2 pe sheep, ia.ssa
Omaha.
OMAHA. reh i-catfle Reeeipts NJ. r,trkes
active and stronger rstiye tsaf q etSk "A.
Western stecre. tAdt ifs Tsxss stccss. tlfsafs 81
ana heafers, 81 i0a4 "a eaansgs t1Sf stecssss
ard fessier~ 81 ytas . ssisrs s. ssfs bal,a ard
ttzg4. g. lAss 10
uaasa Receipts. Na market laeM@ higher
heavy. 81 ssetgFa; mtxea stsssfs7t. right. 81 os4
4 TO- hlik u saies 81 as*i 70
sheep ReeciItS, e ~ msssst steady lambs.
hlrhFf fair 10 eieses Wesefss 81 tuta u roasann
and stock sheep s. Rai %. lambs. Ass&N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02
MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


THE SEATTLE NAHhkIa
n asssl ssrrrt q ~ fays f~w wsgts osss
tia tsce a taa laral mAfRrss o. the asFt dtg a =
nsF mcetk Agssinegs. whiio fntfiF H-tiss sRs
gaiff Gaf gr3seg usfr generally sfssfy
~ Aesf siacs yesterday has r1a3e htSse saFsnfe
anf ~ Farcrt. Ne ! elat s. F1T1se4 a 10 .
aas alaaslcm - Sc. nsst sre Asy FeuaNin A ~
fort
Ttz stesnarrs ytrzIiau AMI CNs q Tsgsss ar1sxAt
IL fgm taf Nsrth = total a stfy svs tons a h4l4-
tsls Ftafinz sTssfffsozs to hSnks xs1&. ard
fhe sMQEg ~ hsliNgg hksiY 80 snefessE sther
ye-ssfsSs arr s-iI T.rrfI ffeerf salr11a. ahagh
slii - se4rrs ugiI ila tsAsar resas. o. Af~ii
NrszltfF h. IL maftst " FssE;l'9l, xaf sesf -
ssGsasrs 81 sept prrxs sTssy1 saF lk-ss
shtaasenft ulxas % nkwsan. nrr grdh1 thsae a
ten heizs uctet
frsi.s ard vcsEsataes quiet bat Sra Car
icst shigrsev+s - srsng~s sr1 ttnHnss IN Ans
rlssed rsiher sHn. saFpiy ssf@ciasy "a ~ latter
srsif
Better and srrs FeRusin hefass. With. a~iHg %
wxTsFr wSNtAer. renexe1 tsnesnsy 70 ssAkDess IN
serS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02
THE WEATHER.
FORECAST Foa rRfDAv

FORECAST FOR rRfDkv
ro~tiaad or. Fsh. L iss
Rain: stationary tsssEsw4ttas
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AGnf-
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU
DAIRY BULLETIN
Seattle WASH. fsb T. ma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02

tees5 geDag- Ns4sHags isnafrtiasr. g faisssasfra
tseslf4xxtnts a usssn tFsles8afafss q M fsda
p4Hilf rtazsig ard tsu tstastet
W05LaMRA
Observes Hsssess Hax144
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
whsst- Erposs. NJ. eiub. ute. Ne ! sss.sssssss
Ezs EilaaK Va siuh. A. h4ssicsa Dss
s. y q
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Fse l~wAass-csAs, Sc. hiasslssa.
SIC
- p *
PORTLAND WHEAT aAHKEr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02

Brendsfans.
AN FRANCISCO Feb What ssaa.tss s,ss
ssgtss vssl ~ ssiss a bsfss1. ss.ss tsu 0sss
sgss6B Sfe' gadsstiaag rsfs
Nssas~ssipFsnt. Va \ ~ ssoass ssss. ual:sax
Es51 -
Tsssis1 gs.s. Gse-s4s bsssins sy,sAe,
ntfs-fsraE, Hfoxen, s. TsFA - m&i.eE g. u#
Lri. red. fLfsslA
Receipts.
FgaaF auErsss szrss lEs ws.esf seetAls Fsss
tafiey. orntatt ~ atss esB;stt 20. tstss ssass.
> VI. rgEstass sasss 100 h'nn5 saas7 a. gl4
shnsS, ssefs. m Asg, usst. - bees. n1szbss.
Prsaucr. TRAITS, Efc.
Asssstaes MsSal.ssss flaf~3
Nag Wssgt ~ sasa e wtsas 81 arf. y saf9
hen barker, g.ei atagss RFfN s.sE NEss
re--rFr-sra vh~ss s<@8 stfts fas sss mass
Frfstass~NAfF Hssa 9eA rfrrs Eaffats -
sse rsw reds. a8fs s~vss. s. 81 ~ f1eEn bsf'
tNafs Nesgsl h
Atgses -i-sssfa. 8 easmoa, ~
Batter Fsueg ersenrsrr, H@pN sneo-1ss 1s72.se :
fsx~y estgs - ~ seeats. AsfEs
sssE asesisr Ssssrrn Ns*sTr Nssfsra aasrlnsl
Egxs sssws S8l5c. fsrrg mafh, Eas2ie, EAssera
eos9 stsysss n0rsHei
Wool and Hops
Woss-@trlas NsvsAA. ~ - TaaiFfu oysxes- .
esisr Tkl1sT, o-eFm. @Ffas Fsh-hafrhsr. nassser
tzia abh<. sssiS; ngfzisin iaass Asier san
Isnqnss t1sfns sssss Hanstrit, Ard Ns1siarino. IS
aye Hegs-rso- - H@s tfHl1r
CIssfnE aaotatsons.
Wh.st ssss1Y. Ma. asa ezzA. Aie
Bsrsey-Ss rklsn.
Ccrz-Larys yssc~, H8iM
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
k eRZeczY.
ZkODZIEJ W SKRZYNI. W

ZkODZIEJ W SKRZYNI. w
ParYzu pray Avenne Moutaigne
snajduje sig pa}ac bsrona Briu~
dardr, znanego zbieracza starozyt~
no6oi. Sam baron mleszka " Bre.
tani,, = pa}acu dosoruje portYer
barona. Ten wy]echa1 gdsies ma
jedeh dz1eh, a tymozasem obowia~
eek dozorcy peinlta jego iona.
Kllka dnl temu zsjechato oko1o 6
w,eezorem k1lku ]udzi pred pa4ac
bsrona z wozem clezarcwym, ma
kt6rym s~poczYwa}a duza podfuzna
sk:zyn1a. Pake to, rzekomo zawie~
rajaca kosztowne bronzy i marmury
rnia} baron nades!aG W1och, z
poleceulem, ably je ztozouo tymcza~
sem ma dziedziileu pa1acu. Str6zka,
n1e przeczuwajac MIC z}ego, pozwo-
lila sk<zYnle zlczY& pod Sank'em,
%nastepnie brame zamknela uda1a
sic ma spoczypek. Okoto l. W nocy
pocza4 pada6 ulewnY deszcze
Kobieta wiec troskl1ws O bronzY i
marmury, ably " pace nie przemo-
XIV, ubra4a SIG W p}aszcz gumowy
wysz}a ma dziedzlniec. KledY sig
zblizy}a do tajemniczei skrzyn',
zauwazy}a, re wieko cos sig bardzo
rozluzowa}o. Podniosia % i ku
wieiklemu przerazan,u, zamlast
bronz6w i marmur6w, zobaczY{t
brodatego draba ukrytego " pace
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

s.e.aslivi nos, Syt ! y u. .,em
tylk6$luttddes zdrowi silohlni zaJiaa
cieis I'll. ftndoge " c.lejypelui ~sdoSuwdak
rozkosz.y teess iwiata.1 FIJI 5s&=l
Do tel ii eszcssfiwej klasy nalsie
cierpiacy nj jjaeAa 'ssktet.{ ~ chotob1
ptciowa; ci zwykIe ME zdolni 81 do
aduei y 81 .ze ] piracy ami u~mys3owej
ami c%ielesnej Ale potalowsnia g.dni
81 tel ci k'6ny przes z}e odtywianie
sig cisika pracs klopoty lnb wskutek
zar"&e"la sig cd innych cierpiei sil
nabawili - /
Takim ludziom dokucza zwykle
krom oho:6b s~pecyalnych blcie serca
Dol glcwy esl .b:eaie < star cxyli %spka
wlelka choroba bole6ci merck .kolki
reumatyzm kr6tki oddech q sk6.a
obsypana krostami i ranami.
Ola tak1ch chorych jed.
max Jest pOmoc. W mlesc,e
naszem wynalezli doktorzY lekar~
stwo, ktorem podobne chorobg
zupe}pie wyleszone bye NIGGA, i to
" kr6tkim czas:e i bez wielkich
koszt6w.
Ma zyczenie po5lemy naszym roda-
kom zupelnie bezplatnie lyle lekarstwa,
lie starczy ma jeden tydzieh.
Wszyscy k,6rzy prsgn2 wyleczenia
moga sia zglosik listownie Tub osobi6cie
do:
State Medical Di'pensary.
T E. Mad j son Str Chicago I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22


PARYZ. Pred kliks tygOdnls-
S5Es."" n9krs k1s fFass.
mi strsel;A do ,'1i .l ! | 6sp.dsie
obtedu Eltatro 9ea' 3. : revol"ern
pew.en. mlodY cziowiek z okollcy.
w Iazarecle wyjeto mu try kule 2
gtowy w~yleczonego puszczono do
domu. tn iosts{ on z.6w nagle ma
padu sza{u i w}aspa matke zazgaf
w,elu pchn,e,lami noza ma 6mierd.
Nastepnie pos4ed} sam ma policva
ooow,adat, co zrobi&. Przexonaws.
sic, ze sfowa to by}y straszliwq
prawda; oddano 20 zn6w do domu
choryoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

Trafna cd
Gospodyni wie]ska lido swegc
meta, przechodzqc obok plaou Gwj"
czel wolskowyoh): Powledz mi,
kochany meza, ola czego to zoinie.
rzY ucza OTTO tax d}ugo STAG ma
jednej nodze?
MAJ: Otto dla tego. 5e iak mu
" wojnie jedne ustrzels, aby 4araz
ME upads, ale dalej st,zela}, sto]ac
ma druglej nodze.
ZydOWskle bratersfwO.
Tate - pyta SIG ma}y S1mulek
- co to jest S&owiane?
Szmul. Ny, to jest nibY Polak1.
abby ich bracza (bracia).
ozy my takze bracia cd
S{owlanleP
Szmul. Jak dlugo jest co
brace. to my take braczs. Rozu+
mYsz, Dawldku!
Pre- " afk1.
Zeszed4 sic pewien Moskal z
Polak,em i zaozal kszdy z mich
wychwalae sw6j kra1.
- Mosksl rzek{: - Tak,ch
w,slk'ch ROCKY, jak u mas v Ro.
syi, ME ma u was v Polsoe. q mss
ro6n,e tax wlelks kapusta, ze pod:
:~essss,,s: ssEssxs " sazzszsss' sssss3ESEassEs** =: !
isdn4 Rl6wffas: i.tk;rrYe sis moze calY..
" ~. #.-i I
putk tofnlerzY.
-
Ma to mu P POI odpo"i.-
T. e : Ar J. ! p'' ~ !. ! K''ete"is j'a
wleta Fanny Nary tax wysoka.
~ .~zx
. 4ied1 moi ds'adek, ktdr' js
sbudowat. spadi 2 je9 osubks, to
MIN doleoia} do ziemi, try rszy
nm sic weleg}Y wr6ble " uszach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

ku o pomoc. K,edy SIG Ebiegl
sasiedz,, poslano pc policya, kt6rs
zabra{a nlefortunnego rzez1mieszk.
do oiupy. Naturalnle, re i wsp6'n''
cy, kt6rzv go przYwielli, take
niebawem znalezli sic pod kluczem
NOWOCZESNY NOE. Pewter
Amerykauin zspowiada " nied}ug'm
~przeciagu czasu ostateczna kata"
strofet lynn razem, wbrew przepo-
wlednlom Falba, ME chodzi q
zn,szczen,e sxntkiem spotkania 2
planeta, lecz o potop, o prawdz'r
wy, strsszl,vY potop. Prorok 6w,
m,eszksj2cy " New Haven (Stany
!Zieduoezone), twierdzl, he mial
objawjenls Boskie, il ludzkosc "a
zbrodnie swe ukarana bedzie poto~
! penn. Jednakowoz on stauoWiG
bedzie wy1atek i ucbron' sle cd
zag}ady, zamleszkawszJ " arc z
90 osobari. AmerYkanin, ME
straciwszy chwill, wzia} sig juz do
zbudowania swego statku, kt67Y
wyglada bardzo wYkwitnie tax
sewnatrz, jak i wewnatrz. Nowo-
ozesny Noe zamleszka W statHu
swym ma poczatku lata, u. W czas'e,
gdy wed{ug niego ma nastaplc 81
potop.
OFFICER PRUSKI Bruesewitz,
k,6ry s~ego csasu " Karlsruhe
przebi{ sznada akademlka i "a to
.kszanym zosta{ pa kilkoIetnle
wlezienie " forteoy z r6wnoozesnem
pozbswieniem 60 s:opu'a of'cer-
sklego. - uda& SIC do Trauswaalu
, p.ds y bitv'e pod spionkop,
Y! walo. 8 po 'troni' Bard". .:
oKRoP ! z ! 4 :; q ! / .
! Pfsea .sea Q, " ! Bsa|w J e toe.y1ta sig.
pred k'lku dn,ami na-tepujaes spra
va: Pewien aon.tY kraw'eofw WAL.
burgsklrchen nakazs} swYm c6AKom,
lic,acym 6 s lat. ably poszlY pc 6
tygotniowe dz;ecko sasiadkl, z kt6~
ra krawiec zY& v n1ezgodzie, wydo-
byly je z ko}yskl, i zanlos}y do
lasui tam zamordowa{y. Dzlec'
postapi1y soble podfug rozkazu OLGA,
wyniosty "zlecko domu do lasu.
ro~ztrzaska}y mu lam gi6wke o drze~
wo i " tak:m stanle pozostawl&y.
IRA ca skazano "a 10 ma II lat
cuchthauzu, a ohie c6rki jego ODE
s}ano do domu poprawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

RAINY W WOJNlE ~:afrykah-
skiej. Zdumiewajacem Jest, iak
szyhko rannl Auglicy " obecnei
Rampant trsnswalskie] przYchodzsg
do s,l i zdrowla. Wedle sprawozda-
MIA rzeczoznawcy, nalezY to przypl~
sac czescia znakomitemu plelegno
waniu " szpitalach anglelskich 8 pc
ezesci novel bronl uzywanej przez
Burow, Kapitan Schiel, ugodzooy "
prawa nog9 powYzej kolana, choc
Gala noe przelezai " tYm stan'e ma
po]u bitwY pod Eiandale, pc
dw6ch tygodn,ach wyleczy{ sic l
mole teraz chodzl6 bez k' Ii. w
szpitalu ang1elskim " WYnberg,
sprawozdawca w,dzlal cziowleka z
pu{ku Gordon Highlander 2 Coo
lem postrzelonem. w try dni po
wYjec,u kuli, zacza} %powracat do
przytomno6c, i dz'6 jest ma drodze
do zupetnego wyzdro vienna. WszY-
soy ranni dowodza re ME czuia wca~
IL b6lu przy otrzYman,u postrsaiu,
maja tYlko take uczucie, iakbY lch
Ito uk.6i szpilka. Wielu pedziiess~
cze 70 400 metr6w . kula. al magic
silly ioh opadsja. Tskie So ranv cd
i Mssuseroa%siskich karsbin6w, kt6ryuA
posiugaja sig bure~'e 10. - Otw6r u:
ws]scia kal, ME w,skssy JAZZ {. cen.
kuls przeszywa najose-
dc,e] c,slo, ME d~rusgocac ko5ci l
wyistuje, pozostaw,aj9c otw6r wlel.
xosci kull.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

N~AJBoGATSZEM miastem "
Prus,ech pod}us majatku przecie~
ciowego jest Frankfurt Dad Menem
(RotszYld), potem Essen (Krupp),
ns trzeclem mleiscu Scharlotten-
burg. q ma czwartem doplero Berlin
Z Jego olbrzymim proletaryatem ,
czyli MEDIA m,ejscowa ia to co do
madrt Sci obcza]ow wlelu ma
Berlin "a stollce p!erwszorzedna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

PIECIORACZKI. We wsiMa]~
k1, ON. S%zczepk6w, W pow. m{aw-
skim, W gubern,i p}ockiei, iona
wvrobn1ka, Jozefa Meszczyn ska W
tych dn,ach urodzl}a ~p'ecioraczki:
czterech syn6w i jedne c6rks, PREY"
ten zdrowie matk,;i niemow1at ME
pozostawia mic do ~zyczenia. G}6wny
naczelnik klsju, J. O. rs. 1mere"
tynsk1. dowledziawszv SIC. o tenn
rozkazal wydae matce, ]ak donos'
,,War. Dr., zapomoge " kwovie
40 rubli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
ZARAzLIWA ZEBRA ,,den-

ZARAzLIWA ZEBRA ,,den-
que - kt6ra czesto panuje W Ame-
ryce, Indyach Wachodnlch, Chi
mach i Egipcle, zabiera llczne of'a~
ry W Barcelona (HIszpania). obok
febry cierpla <.horzy ma reumatycz-
ne b6le i wysypke sk6rna. C5orych
ma by6 W Barcelona juz ~przeszio
5000. Try czwerte urzednlkdw przy
telegrafie, policyl l. t. d. uleg&o tej
choroble. Normalua smiertoinose
wynosita zwYkle q dzlenie, teraz
umiela dzlennie 81 os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

Nc trae@e PEzYtonno'ol q 7l.s@Rt M
'trsyni' " De ''0d'isi &c &c W.
kpal, a r6wnoczesnle narolbifsa krz,~
ku o pomoc. K,edY SIG Ebiegl,
r.. T.
sasiedz1, pos}ano pc policya, kt6ra
zabra{a nlefortunnego rzezlmieszka
do oiupy. Naturalnle. re i wspo'n'-
cY, kt6rzv go przYwiesli, take
niebawem znalezli SIC pod kluczem.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-27
Big Mine Deal or.

London, Sept. 27.-It is reported in
Lombard street that the deal for sale
of Thomas F. Walsh's Camp Bird gold
mine in Colorado to syndicate of
British capitalists has suddenly col
slapsed. The collapse is said to he due
to the failure of Mr.. John Hays Ham
nnond, who was sent to Cripple Creek
to inspect the property in behalf Of the
prospective purchasers, to make q
prompt report of his investigations.
The London Daily News is informed
that e1,35OO0O. an installment Of the
purchase money which had been de-
posted with Messrs. j. p. Morgan &
Co., has been Withdrawn.
One authority asserts that the nego-
stiations have simply been called of
temporarily, owing to Mr.. Hammond's
illness in Denver. But in other quar-
ters 1t is said that he has cabled an UNI
favorable report. @
Wernher. Belt q Co., the South Az
irican diamond and gold kings; j. B.
Robinson and G.. J. Hambro & Son were
the head OF the British commission
which proposed buying the mine. The
property was to have nettsd Mr.. Walsh
the sum Of j15, 0oO. 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-27
BIG NINE is CLOSED.
Ore Stealing Results In an Orde,
Which the Mon Rcsent.

Colorado Springs. Col, Sept. 2s.-An
order issued by STATIONS independent
Company. limited of London. closed
its big Cripple Creek mine ans. may
cause a general strike The order is
that all underground and top men.
scagers and ore sprters shall hereafter
remove all clothing on going on or off
shifts. The occasion for This order is
10 prevent ore stealing by the employees.
watch IS declared 10 nave been prac-
ticed. Heretofore only the outer cloth
ing has been removed
The mine owners claim that 4 belt
capable of holding ten OF. more pounds
of ore is generally Worn. by the miners
Underneath thei, underclothing Thus
from $1,000 to $4,000 worth Of ore. they
issaE, rs taken monthly. The ore is worth
from Sc 10 $40 a pound. some highly
inineraiized samples being worth $50 a
pound.
The miners are Indignant at being
treated, as they say. like South Afri-
cans. Yesterday morning they demand
ed the recall of the order and being re-
fused. nearly all applied for their time
cheeks and quit work. The vacancies
| thug created have been applied Tor by
others who have signed Inc agreement
An attempt may be made to open the
mine today.
The situation is complicated by tbs
action OF six other leading corpora
| lions who have joined STATIONS hide.
pendence Company in signing the or
| der. These companies are the Cole
Coin, F. NJ Wood manager; the Port
| land, ]. r. Burns president: the Elk.
ton. Sol Camp superintendent: the
Mary McKinnie, George L. Keenel
superintendent; the Last Dollar
4 Charles Walden superintendent, anc
the Nindicater, F. j. Campbell man.
ager.
| The number of miners employed by
these companies reaches 1000. out d
| 1000 employed in the camp. Thu out
come is uncertain, as the mine owner.
declare they are determined to stop orr
l H.. = 3
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-27
THE GRlNNRLL NEWS.
Tho Belgian Hare Fad strikes Grin.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. Sept. "a. j. sebrlng is the
proud owner of couple OF genuine Bel
gian hares, with pedigrees as long as.
Tennyson's daughter OF an hundred
earis. These flares have been registered
and their points" are as proudly emu
merated as any chicken fancier would
describe some especially fine poultry.
AS a consequence of the activity in.
erecting new buildings on Main street,
TO the great Improvement of the street,
attention has been called to some of the
eye-sores which are on that thorough
fare. First in Importance are the old
corn cribs at the corner of Main street
and Third avenue. Built more than
thirty years ago. they occupy ground
which would make good locations for
residences or factories. The stock.
yards of the Rock Island railway. a
block west OF the cribs, are the worst
offence to sight and smell in the city
and ought to be and easily could be re-
moved outside the corporate limits.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Satchell,
10 daughter. Their only other child is a
daughter II years of age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-27
Indians Die of STARVATION.

Winnipeg, Man, Sept. PIC. F..
Stevens, methodist missionary at Ok
ford House. in letter dated Oxford
House, September 10. 1900. makes the
following announcement:
During the late winter and early
spring OF this year between twenty and
thirty Indians Of the Saulteaux tribe.
residing at or near Andy lake, near the
Island Lake Hudson Bay Company
post. died Of starvation. Rabbits and
deer have failed them and altho they
eat even the bark Of trees, etc. yet
they are not always able 70 sustain life
during the winters.
oxford House is In the district OF
Keewatin and is situated about halt
way between Norway House and York
factory. The department Of the inter-
Tor is investigating.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-27
urnng ssptrussr -

was was MAI. Colin Campbell who had won
the hand Of the beautiful American girl.
TINS. howeHAf, was more than . year
ago. and other suitors have. followed.
During her stay in India Miss Letter,
Won admiration not only for her beau
IS, but also for her accomplishments as
a whip and her courage during q wild
boar hunt. She saved the life OF her
escort. His horse, wounded by saw
age wild boar. had thrown him to the
ground. Miss Letter, using all her.
strength, speared the boar as 1t was
charging on her PROSTATE escort, This
respite gayA him time to get to his feet
and finisS She work begun by Miss Lei