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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-13
SHOOTING AFFRAY
That; will Likely Result FATAL.
To1trs NJ T.,,, ,tin,

- ~ Hs@SeAs = essth31
Talk of Lynching.
Special Dispatch to tds Intelllge..ccr.
FA1RMoNT. ". Va. Aug. PA
shooting ARRAY which may result fatal
", occurred near tho new Baltimore &
Ohio freight depot yesterday. The in-
tured are :. Henry Downey. an en-
ploye of the Baltimore s Ohio railroad
in the, yards here. and Charles Lilley. OF
Grafton. &ho IS in the detective service
OF that road. Two unknown negroes.
whom they were attempting to arrest
dii.thc shooting. Litey was shot in the
armSs Another ballSstruek him in the
side, but hit a book In his pocket aud
did not penetrate the skin. Downey
was !woundedGin the right arm and
twice in the,right side. His injuries are
thought TO be fatal. The negroes had
given some trouble at Pennington Fri
day night by boarding q freight train.
When, they were put OF they opened
fire on the train crew, slightly wound
ing the conductor in the leg. They
were located here yesterday and :Lllley
was directed to make the arrest.
Got Downey to Assist.
He got Downey to assist him, and
they called on the negroes to surrender.
Instead OF doing so, however. they drew
their revolvers and fired with the result
mentioned. :. Lilley was armed, but was
shot before he had time to draw his re-
volver. The negroes fled up the rail-
read track pursued by General Yard
master W. E. Riggs and .others in AN
engine and by n large number, OF people
on foot. After running 4 mile or more
they left the truck and took to the
bushes along the side. They were final
ly, captured without further resistance
by Policemen Abbot and Barthlow. who
turned them over to the sheriff and his
deputies, when they arrived q few min
utes later. There was considerable ex-
element over the affair and quite a
great.deal of talk OF lynching the guilty
parties was heard on the streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-13
Pensions Granted

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer 4
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1e.-PcnsIons
have been granted to West Virginia ap.
ipllcants rs follows:
orislnal-sylyanus McWhorter. Bull.
town, IS.
Increase-samuel H. aebhurt. Wheel
Ing, IS: II. Patterson. McMechen, IS,
and William P. McIaln. sKedron, IS. 4
Wldows--Mary c. Henry. Especially,
Henderson, s1s;: Mary A. Daley, Smith,
vile, s12; Sarah +. smallridge, Ever
green. 81, and AIarsllla Mort. Fair
mont, IS. i
Rcnewed-Granyille A. Jones. sprn.
cer,f $40. = ,3l5 s Es53
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BROKERS.
ALFRED E.ME ) !: /. [, 1 y.
] Il DEALERS. IN
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Provisions.

II Continuous Grain, Stock and Cot.
ton quotations furnished over our
private wire system and a full line
of live market gossip. Our great
system Of lines extends through
Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, In.
diana, West Virglnin md Maryland,
Until further notice we will deal
In all the active stocks, including
Met, Sugar, Brooklyn, Man. and ali
the metal stocks. One margin aud
no interest. 3 ~
! To cur customers we offer MI UNI
yequaled quick service and prompt
replies. Telegraph and telephone
charges both ways assumed by us.
Write US to-day for our daily mar
ket letter and quotation record. The
accounts Of individuals solicited.
References furnished. Business can
be transacted BY mail as well as by
private wire. tfSiyi q ~
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BROUGHT TO WHEELING.
Campbell and Thomas Are in the
Ohio County Jail-Brought Here
Because Violence Was Feared.
Campbell Pleads Self Defense.

Ohio County Jail-Brought Here
Because Violence Was Feared.
Campbell Pleads Self Defense.
Two deputy shertfts from Marion
county arrived here on the Baltimore
& Ohio last evening at s o'clock. having
IN their charge George Campbell and
Albert, Thomas. the negroes who shot
the two railroadcrs at Falrmont Satur-
day night, as detailed above. They
were brought here because 1t was feared
that the people OF Fairnonr would TAX.
justice into their own hands and lynch
the pair. SO. $50
Campbell was seen, at the Ohio coun-
ty jailby an 1ntelllgencer reporter: and
said: *
we were: taken from the Jail Satur-
da:... when the mob was forming, to q
house In Inc country over. the hills. We
stayed there about three hours, and
were taken back to Fairmont about
daylight to-day. We left Falrmont on
the Baltimore & Ohio this afternoon ut
ESQ O'Clock for Wheeling.
What have You to suy about this
nffair?'' was asked.
Il aIn't got nothing to say now; vel!
wait I'll court hrtora We say anythlns,' .
! responded Campbell.
WAS It case OF ,aelf iletanse?"
Yes, It was self defense" .
As to.the particulars of ;h!s::"self de-
Tense" however. Campbell would say
nothing. f,f5
Thomas. has partner In crime, was
asleep.
Campbell. IS young man of about
twenty-five years: tai! and strongly
built, and Las n peculiarly shaped head.
running into peak ut the top. He and
Thomas. he SOD. nre railroad labore-s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-13
Dry Goods.

NEW YoRk-To-day's dry goods
market has been quite dull on the spot ;
very few buyers being In attendance,
business otherwise of average proper
tions. Heavy brown cottonsl close the
week without improvement In either
tone or demand and are quite Jirregu-
lar In price. Bleached musllns are
steady, but to-dRy's demand light.
Coarse oolored cottons inactive: Prints
In fair request and steady, American
cotton warns dull and tendency In IA
yor OF buyers. Wooden and worsted
yarn quiet. s.
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Changes IN Star Route.

spccia! Dispatch to the IntellIscncer.
I, WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-changes
have been ordered in the star service In
West Virginia as follows:
Rouc: 1921, Auburn to TollCate. Here.
inter supply Auburn At site heretofore
authorisrd, without change In distance.
Route 1925. Myrtle To williamson.
From August lst, 1900. supply Myrtle at
alto authorized July ai,h, 1900, without
change In 'Glstance.
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poatmnaterp Commissioned.

Special DISputch to the IntellIgenccr.
4 WASHINGTON. Aug. 12,-Perry s.
Lorentz has been commissioned post
master Mt Lorentz. West Virginia. A
new postoilice has been established at
Louise. Pocahontns county. West Ylr-
giaia, with Thomas s. Patterson rs
postmaster. .5S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-13

Dc sure and use that old and well-tricd
remedy Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrun. FOR children teethlng. ltsoothes
the child, softens the gum, allays all
pain. cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five
conta n bottle. myar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-13

ITCHING !hemorrhoIds were the
plngue Of my. life. Was almost Wild
Doan'r Ointment cured me quickly and
permanently, inter doctors had failed"
e. II. Cornwell. Valley street, SAUCER.
t'e5, N. Y.-3 tss7S b s1 -
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Wool.
Il Baby is CUTTING Teoth

NEW YoRK-Wool. dull; domestic
fleece, 25dp2sc: Texas. I5816,ic. .il
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Metals.

NEW YoRIt-Pls iron weak: north
crn, SIS O09lS 90: southern. sl3 0OG
Is co. Copper dull: brokers SIG 80. Lead
dull; brokers, 81 90. Tin plates dull. NJ
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. les. opea. llisa. Low; Close.

Cash quotations were rs follows:
Flour steady: winter patents. So 500
4 co.; straights. So 1908 7Cj. spring spc-
clals. 81 1904 80: spring patents. 50 700
4 ~: straigh,s, 50 1908 80: bakers
81 s012 so.
9Wheat-No. 8; ss@7s&c: No. 2 red,
,67s d76&e.
Corn-No. .. 39Q39Ac.
Outs-No. . 2212anc;. No. white,
23aI I24hc; No. 3 white, 23,SQ24Hc.
Rye--No. ., 49A Gl4oEc. f
3 Bnrlcy-Good feeding. 35c; fair to
choice mailing. 39WiTc. r.s Il
.Flaxseed--sNo. ]. 81 IS; No. 1 north
western. 81 IS.
Timothy seed-Primc, 50 20ep3 %. us
Mess pork, per barrel 81 COOL t5:
lard. per 100 pounds, sc G7NG6 20: short
ribs sides. doosc). 81 00II 30;. dry sailed
shoulders, (boxedD, E0To; short clear
sides. (hoScd), 81 ESQ; Co. 43ii
whlskey-B or high wines,
81 23ii. Is,
susars-cut LOAF, sranudatel. unss
changed. ~ p n
Clover-Contract grade, IS 40.
Buttcr-Steady; crcanieries. l592oc;
dairies,, 14Ri7c ,ttsp $ J, y K
Cheese dull at OK Gle.
4Eggs-Firm;f fresh, lee. f.s
NEW Market wna weak and
tioniinai'y 59i8c lower to sell; winter
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Two Negroes who Shot Henry Dow
ney and Charles Lilley. II I,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16
Nawracanie sic
niezaleznych:.

Wychodzaca W Buffalo pol
ska gazeta ,.niezalezna' pod
tytulem WARTA publikuje W
ostatnim numerze odezwe
DO wszystkich kaplan6w j
para6j tax zwanych ..nieza-.
leznych" " Ameryce wy
st6sowara przez ,,Ks. Stefa-
ma Kami1skiego, polske'-
katolickiego Biskupa W
Buffalo, N. Y. :
w odezwie tel pan Stefan
Kamiiski (boc ksiedzem on
ME JEST wzywa wszystkich
niezaleznych kaplanow j para
fan, aby poszlli " lego slady
j polaczyli sic scislym wezlem,
: naszymi bra tmi kapIanami
Polakami ] zarazem 2 W,yzsza \,
Wladza Po poprzed mem po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16
DrObne Eclla.

KS. TEODOR LUGOW-
SKI, znalazlszy sic : powro-
tenn v dyecezyi La Crosskiej.
'objal probostwo " Koperniku
(Weyerhaeuser, ChippcwaC Co.,,
Wis Dotychczasowy pro-
boszcz ma Koperniku Ks.
w. Cara ustapil samowolnie
z tego probostwa j bawi.
obeenie Y swego brata Ks. a.
Gary " Pine Creeku. Wis
PAN WALEN.TY \ KAR
BOWSk1 dono$ nam.
PREF fowadzil sic = South
Omaha do Kansas City,
Z e ash pod | \ S. 8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16
Armia chinska.

Me ulega prawie watpli.
wosci. ze powstan;e ku'a-
kowc6w ogalnie " naibliz-.
Sym czasiie Gale pahstwo
chihskie / ca'y .lud 4too-milio-
nowy stanie do walk *; z
mocarstwami vViekszost lud
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16
Rol1 Is.

ju, oko}o 5000 ludzi; h) {.
wv. armia nova zaopatrzona
W bron udoskonalona "a
dowodzona przez generala
Iung-lu 5000 ludzi; j wo]ska
zwane li-hyn. uzbrojone row
niez wybornie, a rozIozone
W prowincyi Czili - II, 600
ludzi.
Og6lem maja Chidczycy
okolo 81 900 zolnierzy dobrze
uzbrojonych i wytwiczonych.
w innych dzielnicach Chin
znajduje sic okolo 1co, 900
wojska niewycwiczonego. pod
rozkazami Li~Hung-Czanga
znajduje Sc 60. 900 wojska
t. wv. .czarnych flag, kt6re
ME So AMI dobrze uzbrojone,
ami tez wy6witzone.
Biorac ma uwage. ze wojna
mole trzewlec sic dose dlugo.
a W ciagu jej, oddzialy nie-
zorganizowane, ami ME wy
twiczone ma sposob europej-.
ski, moga sic wiele nauczyt,
niebezpiecznie byloby odma-
wiat i'm wszelkiego znaczenja,
z wykazu Militair Wo-
chenblatt'' wynika, ze Chid~
czycy moga wysiat W pole
ckolo 1000 900 ludzi, a TAXA
potezna armia, opierajac sic
ma 100. 900 blisko wojska
regularnego. moze stawit
skuteczniejszy op6r, niz wy
daje sic Niemcom zbyt
r6zowo zapatrujacym sic ma
polozenie.
Jezeli wiec powstanie ku.
lakowc6w przybierze charak-
ter ruchu narodowego i caly
lud ch,dski zjednoczy sic "
pragnieniu wypedzenia GU
dzoziemc6w, to niekoniecznie
100000 wojsk ziednoczonych
mocarstw wystarczy do pre-
prowadzenia zamierzonej ak.
cyl uspokojenia j odwetu.
A chocby tym razem udalo
sic stlumic pcwstanie wy
buchnie ono ma nowo wtedy
znowu poleia sic potoki krwi
chrzesc'ahskie). .,z6lte nie-'
bezpieczehstwo" ME straci
n c ma swej grozie. chotby
obecnie stlumiono ruch ku-
lakowc5w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16

rozumieniu sic, W dniu "a
Lipca byl W Westinghouse u
'papieskiego zastepcy Arcy-
biskups Martinellego, tam
om6wili sprawe niezaleznych
] oddali W rece propagandy,
kt6ra niby obiecuje niezalez-
nym tyle praw, lie i'm po-
trzeba. Wszelkie dalsze per-
traktacye bed9 po wiekszej
czesci W Buffalo wobsc wy
znaczonego do tego duchow~
neqo z poreki delegate Mar.
tinellego.
Zdaniem pana Kamihskiego
koscidl polskd katolicki czyli
niezalezny przeciez ME po--
wsta} ma to, aby utworzyt
.jaka nowa sekte religijna,
powstal on niby jedynie dla
tego, aby wywgalczyt naszernu
narodowi jakies prawa W
obliczu Rzymu i innych ma.
rodowosci =. ,,lecz obecnie
nadeszla chwila, kiedy juz
Polacy wywalczyli sobie to,
o CO i'm chodzilo, t j. posia'
DAME majatk6w koSciel~
nych () ! mice biskupa swo-
jej narodowosci, nadesz}a
chwila, abx zazegnat i ma
zawsze5 usunat wszelkie nie-
snaski; istuiejace pomiedzy
kurya rzymska i pomiedzy
ludem"
Streszczona powyzej ode
zwa swiadczy o szczerych
zamiarach zblakanych roda'-
kew naszych W Buffalo do
polaczenis sic 2 Kosclolem
rzymsko-katolickim. Zmusili
oni widocznie swo]ego wodza
do udania sc do Washington,
nu j rozpoczecia tam uklad6w
pokojowych z delegatem
:papieskim, bo Kamihski sam,
kt6ry niedawno ohydniei, niz
MARGIN Luter, publicznie
oczernial papiestwo. bez
przymusu. nigdy ME by}by
poszedl do Kanosy.
Ze sam ME ma szczerej
checi uawrocenia sic, Q tenn
swia dczy lego podpis pod
odezwa .,polsko- katolicki
biskup.' VIE on przeciez, ze
jego biskupstwa Ojciec swiety
nigdy ME uzna, ME c'erpial-
by 60 nawet W Kosciele iako
prostego klechy.
Jezeli chc'alby sc szczerze
.pojednat z Kosciolem, po
winien zaczat : wszelka poko-
"a, a ME zarozumiale che'pit
sic tytulem. jaki mu nada'a
herezya.
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16

nosci iednak ME posiada
udoskonalonej broni palmer.
ami zadnego wyksztalcenia
wojskowego, do walki zdatna
jest tylko Geese regularnej
armii chihskiej.
z Czifu donosza, re ks'a :
ze Tuan powolal pod broh
$4,000 ludu i podzielil to
pospolite ruszene, inaczej te)
zbieraniny nazwae ME mozoa,
ma 4 wielkie oddzialy. Pierw-
sly ma udae sic W kierunku
polnocno~wschodnim i obsa-
dzie wszystkie drogi pomie-
dzy Pekinem aSzang haiwan;
drugi pomaszeruje do Tien-
tsinu. trzeci pozostanie W
Pekinie. czwarty zbierze sic
pod Naukinem. Geese oddzia-
lu trzeciego wyruszy do
Wai~hei-wei i 1'singtau:
Pr6cz tego bedzle wyslane
osobna armia wprost ku poll
nocy, z rozkazem wypedze-
MIA cudzoziemc6w z kraju mad.
amurskiego.
Flota chihska - ciekawoSc.
czy domys} sic sFrawdzi =
skoncentrowa@a sic ma morzu
ch'hskiem i ma prawdopo-
dobnie rozkaz powstrzymania
dowozu wojsk mocarstwo-
wych.
w Niemczech, mimo dose
smutnych doswiadczeh ostat-
Mich tygodni. ME wierza, ably
Chidczycy mogli stawit woj-
skom mocarstwowym opor
skuteczny.
Wedlug ;, Militair Wochen~
blatt'' armia chihska jest
zorganizowana W spos6b
nastepujacy: Armia ,.Zielo-
nego sztandaru'' nominalnie
400 900 ludzi. W rzeczywi-
stosci znacznie mnicj; y t.
wv. ,,choragwie'' oko}o 200
tys. ludzi Obie te armie mic
ME So warte; 81 armia polowa,
do kt6rej naleza oddzialy
nastepujace: AZ W Mandzuryi
okolo $4,000 ludzi z $3.50
d1ia1ami; b pekihska armia
polowa. pozstajaca pod do
w6dztwem ks. Czinga 10
II. 900 ludzi, 9 byla armia
Li-Hung-Czanga %. 900 lu-.
dzi, kt6rych polowa. pozo-
stajaca pod dowcdztwem
generaIa Nicha, " poblizu
lientSinu, reSzta ZaS w laku,
Czefu i Szang-ha--huan: d)
byla armia Portu Arthura.
obecnie W Szang-hai- huan
okolo II, 900 ludzi; e armia
mahometadska generala Tung
fu-s shianga okolo 10 900.
ludzi; + armia generaia Jang-
shi-ka;a. utworzona podczas
wojny japod skiej przez ofice-
"a niemieck ego Haneken
oko'o II, ,oco ludz. uzbrojo-
nycln " karab; ny Mausera
dziala pollae g6rskie g)|
inne wojska re mreggula znai-|
dujaeessie y oksllcY I S1s''gga
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16

LONDYN. = Lord
Roberts przyznaje, ze
za}oga angielska v
Glands River dOsta}a
sic do niewolj, po 10
dniach oporu. Mini
sterstwo wojnY otrzy-
mafo cd niego naste-
pujaca depesze:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16

OASAAAOOS As0SAOSASVAV q
Tien Tsin oglasza, re
po1ozenie W TienTsin
jest znowu przykre
dla tego, re wojska
chlhskie zbieraja sic
W wielkich liczbach
doko}a Tien Tsin.
LONDYN. Po-
dug wiadomosci z
Chin podczas sztur-
mowania Yang Tsung
pablo 200 Anglik6w,
a 250 Amerykan6w.
w bitwie pod Peit-
sang Chinczycy z po-
cz;1tku stall jak mur.
Dopiero, gdy Anglicy
zaczeli lch razi6 bonn
bambi lydytowemi,
pierzckli W pop}ochu,
ulaklszy sic ,,truciz-
ny. = Artylerya
moskiewska, prz,'e:z
sr6d ll ciemno- q { q n O
, sci, strzela}a !: raz pod
Yang Tsung do Cd
dzialu amerYkansKie-
go. ...
SHANGHAI. = Ma.
desz1a tn dcpesza
wprost z Pekinu, ze
W dnlu Is Sierpnla
przednic straze armli
mledzyl'narodowej, A
merykanie, zblizy}y
sic juz ma 10 mil pod
Peking.
SHANGHAI. = Ma
dyplomat6w chin
skich padla trwoga.
Ottawa sic miedzy
mimi szczera che6 "a
warcia pokoju, lecz
ma mnieeszczescie nj E Ii
Hung !. Czang, kt6remu
eredziem cesarsklm
poruc,iz,,onl,o, ,i,, 10, prowadz,e-
ME uklad6w pokoio-
wych, zachorowaf.
BERLIN. Mia
|nowanemu n nac'zelnym '
doWddca armii mie-
dzynar1odowej 70 W Chi
mach hrabitmu ME-
ME ckiemu Walder
see, ME tax bardzo &,
.spiie eszno na "a widowni9 K MI J
" ojnY, gdyzi' jest pew
.:nYm, 4: m, ze wojjna "a. 2 !; Chi hi
|nami ll. po %, otr va = lata. Do 3 o,
'pie:rIo " d niu i p Si,er1- i i
|pnla ida q on sic v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16
TELEGRAMY.

BERLIN. Glow
nodowodzacym woj-
skami sprzymierzo-
nych mocarstw, zosta}
mianowany hrabia
feldmarsza}ek armii
niemlecklej Won Wal
dersee. Cesarz Will
helm telegrafowa} do
marsza}ka z zapyta-
niem, czy wobec ME-
mokliwos,ci |, pogodze-
MIA sic rozmaitych
dow6dc6w wChinach,
przyjmle ten urzad.
Hrabia Waldersee od-
powiedzia}, ze przyj-
muje dow6dztwo iu-
da4 sic do cesarzs po
szczeg6lowe instruk-
eye. Car rosyjski
r6wniez nadestaf te-
legram do hrabiego,
" .kIto|ryn Wiinszu,je Y,
mp zaszczytu ] " yra-
"a nadzieje, re field
marszalek wYwi9ze
sic zaszczytnie z po-
wlerzonej mu misyi.
TIENTSIN. Pc
krWaWei bitWie pod
Pitsang przez wojska
miedzynaro,dloWe "a
jeli Japohczycy przy
pomocy Amerykanl'6w
i Angli:k]'6w miasto
Peitsang. P rzed zaje-
ciem P eitsangu, mia}a
miejsce potyczIki:a W
poblizu tel lnlejsco'-
WOscl, w ktOreJ ZaDl-
to 500 Rosyan, 60
Angik6w i znaczna =; il';
liczbe Japohczyk6W !
Nlemc0w.
TIENTSJN. w
dniu 9 Sierpn:ia zdo-
byiy wojskl'.5a', spr:z,y-
mierzone miasto Y ang
Tsung, 2 kad MONA 'l''
!, ieohac koleja zelazna. ;,':'] Ia IN
! do Pekinu a kt6re (. Ore
polacz,olne jest tez q ]. 2 !;
SJOlIC4 Sp1d ~ VIC Ad l10 No.
ZdobyW'a''In[l.iIeE y'''I[l.I. mlia'sta, MA t.,
lkt6rego br'onilo 20 nj q Is Is
tysiiecy Chihczyk I il g J k:'6w, &
trWa'lo . o czt'e'!ry t Il god.1.z''ii .1.''i !
nv F rzy 2 !. tenn W''Yojsk'ia VIC 'i
sprz,yy1l11lliee J NJ erzone { i 20 y stracl..- !
400 lud q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16
podr6z, przez kanal
SueZki.

podr6z, przez kanal
Suezki.
TAKU. Rad
chlhski pozwala juz
pos}om zagranlcznym
przese}aG swolm rza-.
dom szyfrowane de-
pesze | daje i'm urze-
dove depesze, aby je
odse{ali swoim rza-
dom. Posel amery-
kahski Conger tele-
grafowal do Washing G.
tonu, ze zyjacy ma
rynarze amerykan-
soy, iako tez czlon-
kowie legacy amery-
kahskiej, SO przy
zdrow)u i maja zyw-
n6Sci ieszcze ma dni
kilkanaScie.
PRETORIA.-W Of
skowe w4adze angiel-
skie ,wykryly spisek
Boer6W, mlajacy na
'celu wYrznIllieecie!| al wszY
stkich ofcer6w an
gielskich tutejszej
zatogl, miedzY mimi
genera}a Robertsa.
$50 spiskowc6w u
wiezlono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-16

rozumieniu sic, W dniu "a
Lipca byl W Westinghouse u
zastepcy Arcy-
biskups Marttinellego. tam
om6wili sprawe niezaleznych
oddali " rece propagandy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-09
RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
Mrs. Emmeline b. Wells Attended the
d. of r. Convention.

Mrs. Emmeline b. Wells has returned
from New York where she has been
attending the national convention Of
the Daughters Of the Revolution. Two
days were devoted 20 the business Of
the society. during which time the new
officers were elected and the State re-
ports were presented. Miss Mabel
Snow read the Utah report, which had
been prepared and written by Mrs.
Wells. aud the document was well re-
ceived, on the third day. says Mrs.
Wells. the delegates attended services
attendant upon the presentation OF a
memorial tablet to the Old Dutch Re-
form Collegiate Church. which was es-
tablished Ina 1929 The inscription up
on the tablet was, "TO the Soldiers and
Sailors OF the Army and Navy Of the
War OF the Revolution" and 1t was
presented by the Daughters OF the
Revolution. During the war Of the
revolution the old original church
building was converted into a barracks
for the revolutionary soldiers, so the
spot Is held In affectlonate remem-
brance by the society
on The fourth day the delegates
gathered 10 a formal breakfast at the
Savoy and a reception In the evening az
the Waldorf Astoria. West Point was
visited. as well as were many other
public places Of interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-09
RAILROAD NOTES.

General Superintendent Calvin. Of the
Short Line. returned from the north
last night
Bridge carpenters are wanted on the
Utah Central between here and Park
City.
The changes in the time card Of the
oregon Short Line 90 into effect on
Sunday, May -,
President Bamberger, Of the Salt
Lake and ogden. Is still In British Co
lumbia, but is expected home in about
a week.
Austin New ReveIlle, Il is report
ed In town that there Is a crew Of
railroad surveyors IN Lone valley and
that they are working this way
Boise Statesman: George G. Thomp-
son, Of the firm Of Thompson & VIII
kinson. contractors on the Idaho Mid
land, went 10 Salt Lake yesterday ar
ternoon. lie goes 90 see n reduced
rates cannot be obtained from the Ore
gon Short Line for the lab0rers that
the Midland win be shipping In from
time 20 time. The firm Of which Mr.
Thompson IL n member was obliged TO
pay fun fare from Welser for the labor
ers that arrived here the other day.
Reduced rates were given them over the
o. r. & n.
Captain s. A. Mann has been ap-
pointed excursion agent for Saltair.
A lot OF japanese section lab0rers
have been put on the Rio Grande West
ern railway on the desert the other side
Of Helper.
There win be abundant opportunity
for cheap travelling this summer. In
addition to low excursion ratets an
n0unced 10 Philadelphia and Kansas
City Tor national political conventions,
a round-trln rate OF one fare. plus 81,
has been made for the meeting Of the
National Educational association az
Charleston, s. c.. July 1913 Low rates
20 Colorado 70 Yellowstone Park. and
20 the resorts OF the Black Hills Of
South Dakota VIII also prevail
The Burlington has just adopted a
new schedule for is Chicago special
from Denver 20 Chicago. Twenty-sey-
en- and a half hours ls the running time
on the new card. A quarter OF a century
ago the Denver newspapers printed
editorials ccnsurlnC the railroads FOR
their reckleysly fast pace-twcnty-e ight
hours Tor the 800 miles from the Rockies
90 the Missouri river Nowadays less
time IS required Tor the thousand-mlle
run 70 Lake Michigan.