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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
yV.se,l. I3ro0ks1AdxsIi.
ysis.Jscs Medycyna czysxs
czaenliia krWvi ESss


LudzkI system talk jsk do.
mowy polrzeLuje sodnowlen'a 0 tel
pore roku aby bye = stanfe Wv
'ugowac nc zystosG : krwi i
wsmocnlc j zabezpieczyt przeciw
chlorobom " ~przeciagu roku.
W %ostatnich rieclu iataoh v
kazdej probe ucsynionej ! Wei.
KS. Brooks Iekarstwem, lekko
molina wykazad jego wyzszosc
mad wszvstkie lnne lekaretwa ma
skrew. Die pytajac SIG Jak cissko,
jak d'ugo choroba trwafa. Jezsli
jakle lnne lekErstwo ME pomo1e.
mole lekarstwo zuweze predko wy.
leczy kai6a chorobe. ktdra pocho-
dzi 90 krwi B4rdzo maio
lekarsln zapeunla w~yleczenie
cie1kich izasturzaIycb choroo po-
cbodzacych e krwi tax. lax
Wiel. Brooks lekaratwa i xadne
ME. moga daG TAX niezanrzeczo-
nego %swiadeetSa aaklug,. Mole
lokarstwo ME jest jedynie wxmac-
nlajace ale Uyicczalne. Lokarstwo
to p%rzecaodsi do siediiska kaxdej
choroby pochodzacsj " krwi
wyrzuca trueizne z systamu. M.je
lekarstwo wyrzucs kaidy trop
zarazy uvalnla system cd n1ej IA
ZawsZe.
Pittsburgh Pa, 9 Kwiet. 1900
u dzieeknje q tardzo pieknie
Wiiel. ksisie Brooks "a twoje l.-
kafstWa, ktore v przec'agu ied-
1nego mlesiaca mnie wyIeczyly, l..
teraz lestem caik;em wylecxony.
ia uoawafem sic dosr6inych dok.
,tor6r ! uzywa}em rozmaite lekar-
etwa, zadne mole nie ~wyloczylo
i p. zeszfo 1ok cierpiafem bardzo
~ielc ma nicstrawnoic, ale pc utv-
ciuj 4 butelek Wielebnego ks.
Brooks iekarstwa zosta1em wyle-
czony. ia wan posyiam 4 mark
j Mosze mi przysiac obraz ma
pamial1e.
Z szacunkiem,
z. Mieckowski 22l9 Tustin ul.
Oil City. Pa.
ia pi,ze do Cicbie Wbny ks.
Brooks. fe tweje lekarstwa otrzy-
mafem,za kt6re Ell serdccznic dsie-
kuje. il mi pomoglo bsrdzo wieIe.
MIN rozpoczaiem uzyywac vase
lekarstwo, cierpiaien na reuma-
tyzm boil byf cns ,~krornego. ale
te-az jestem cufkiem zd.6w.
Wincenly Form j, 40 E,,laI st.
Wilkesbure, Pa 3 Marca 1900.
Wbny ks. Brooks
Juz teraz try mivsisce Jak otrzY-
maiem vase Iek:Fstwo. ia mic
mogfe,p jesc AM sia6 j moi zofa-
dek byl " baldzo zlym stanie przez
k,lka niesiecy. Cd uzywanis %ostatniego
obstalunku jestem calkiem zd,6w i
zyczylbym k.zdemu cboremu doslao
vase lekarstwa i bye wyleczoDy.
Wdlenty Mazurkiewicz,
8 Brookslde ST.
Specyalna oferla ma 8 dni tylko -
Ma przyszle 80 dni my danny 500
obstalunek IA $500 Pamietajie ma 80
dDl tylko, laden obstalunek ME mniej
jak So 90. Warunkl: got6xk4 naprz6d
plzez registrowany list lub pocztowy
orde:.
Wei. rs. Proofs Co.
6905 s.. Talsted ST..
Chicago. III
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P-s..uAiw..ie.
Posxukuie moiej siostry,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
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Y MARE JAZZ postepuje
wyborcza. stale sic BAR
sdziejj widocznemI e Jan Lind juz
.siegnal kohca powroza. pr6bowaI
on szozsdoia ~vszystkich partyi
i republikanoW populist6w i de-
mokratow, ably dostac urzaad v
wyjatkowym roku powiodlo mu
sic. mala wiekszoscia, zostac Wy-
branyn gubernatorem MEiinnln1esoty.
.Odtad uroll sobie, re jest jedy-
nym przyjacielem ludu v stanie j
wychwalaf sic, jak wielkieh doko-.
nuje rzeczy j co wszystko zamierza
ola ludu zrobit.
Glo6no wygadywai ma marno-
.trawstwo ! sprzedajnost i v Sta.
nowem wiezieniu karnem, lecz pc
.zbadaniu spraw tamtejszYch, napo.
wrdt mtanowil dozorce podni6st
jego pensya. Jednakze zdaje sic,
re pc jego wyborze wydatki ma
wiezienle s.anowe coraz wiecei sic
wzmagaja, a teraz movie. 70 Stan
wielkie straty poni5si ma wyrabia-
nym przez wiezni6w szpagacle do
wiazania snop6w, CO bylo takiem
Acknowledgment ola farmer6w.
Take " wydziale lnspekcyi
zboza wYdatkl byly1 " ostatpim
rokn $s4 ,ooo 90 wieksze, jak kle~
|dykolwiek przedtem, a pleniadze
te poszly " kieszenie nowych u
rzsdnikdw. iakich Lind ustanowi1
by miec " Mich silnych poplecz-
lnikow politycznych.
Wszelako lud dobrze sic ma
tych rzeczach INA u przy nadcho-
;dzscych vsboraeh da mu u to
zaalpzona nagr'ode: /,
Tymczasem nasz dz1e1ny Wiz
nonskl obywatel kapitan Van SAINT
objezdza Stan ] zapoznaje sic :
|ludem. kt6ry 60 wszedzie vita 2
zaufaaiem j z oklaskami. On be-
die przyszlym guberc atorem
Minnesot5 lud bedzle dumnym,
widzac go na TEN stanowlsku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
MAST AGENCl.

Upowaznieni So do kolektoWa.
MIA abonamentu WIARUsA nastepu
,acY nasi agenci m%ie1scowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Franciszek
w ardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. Alexander
N~iedxielski, 1914 IL Str.
Ziarnowekl
7l9 8. Bond Str.
NANTlCOKK Pa.-Fr. Jabiohsk
OAK HILL St. Pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek.
WILN0 MINI. IF. Grochoxski
TOWN LAKE, pod Chicago. &C..
Joxef bera6nlak, 1900 Hermitage
ave.
Ind:
jan Z. TrxsbbiiatowsE HI, IS
s9o7 SO Wai.nt I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
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MIL AUKEE.

MILWAUKEE.
Pazdziernika staranien SSpolki
Wydawnictwa Dziennika Nil Mil
wauckiego rozpoc.;znie sic
Fair czyli Bazaar ma rzecz
tegoz Dziennika trwat
bedzie przez caly tydzleh
poczynajac Cd IS BIN. Pieknie
urzadzony program, spiewy
ch6r6w .meskich ! damskich,
.piekna muzyka, przesiiczne
fanty. rome cry ! zabaWy
zachwyca nieiednego j mole
szczescie posluzy. a tam
.bedzie wiele bogatych FAM
tow. We|scie tylko 10 centow,
a zabawy "a &1oo. Wszyscy
probowat swego
szczq6cla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

EVELETH MINI. siedm
tysiecy pied set funt6u dynamitu.
sksplodowaIo v kopalni Spruce.
miasto 1najduje sic 9 pol
mill Cd kopalni, kazde zwierciadlo
Il mieScie zoslalo rczt,zaskane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
aPLACIC "a WIARUSA
Gd1ie lest J6sefa x ozyrska
: domu l'rus?

: domu I'rus?
Poohodzi Wielkiego Ksis-
silva Poznah.k,ego, ! powiatu
Inowroclawstiego. $ l.t n.zad
bya. Y Milwaukee, Wiadomosci 2
ME- poisa. lej nisej podpisany
azwsgier
] an Wltozak
Hastings, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

4owczy Linda z St. Paul, kt6rzy
za.trzelili Polaka "a 1ow.enie ryb.
Y rzece, zostali ma predce prze-
sfuchani, ! jak pisza gazety, uwol~
nieni. Przesluchy odbyIY sic PREY
zamknletych drzwiach, a publicz-
nosd ME dowiedziala sic. 60 tam
robiono i mo6wiiono. COZ mysla
Polacy takiim sposobie zaIatwienia
.sprawy publicznej? Gubernator
Indcheipi sig svojs. zyozIiwoscia
ola biednych, q skoro jeden biedny
czlowiek zcstal zabity przez nsje-
tych sispaczy, sledstwo " tel spra-
vie odby1o sic po "a plecami pu.
blicznoscii Ynet zakryto wszystko
plaszczem zapomnienia.
Zastanawiajacem Jest, re praWo
1oWcze pod radiant ~gubernatora
Linda ME byWaia zastosoWane
przeciwko majetnym sportsmanom,
kt6rzy pedza ze sveml psami j
strzelbaml, gdzie tylko i'm sic po-
doba j robla co zechca, ale tego
biednego Polaka, kt6ry szuka}
.pozywienia ola swej rodziny a.
strzelono ! Mkt potem u srrawaa.
sic ME zajai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
WZROST ZWIAZKU.

WZROST ZWIAZKU. -
Dnia 20 fzm. up}ynelo DIVA
dziescia lat Cd zalozenia
Zwiazku Narodowego Poll
skiego, ma se'mie. kt6ry sic
odbyl " Chicago. Pod wzgle.
dem 6nansowym rozwijal sic
Zwiazek jak ma nasze sto..
suaki d dob l;czy. BOWEN
28, 2o4 cz}onk6w ubezpieczo-
nych. go nieubezpieczonych.
.43o flialnych towarzystw. po-
siada w'asny dom | przeszlo
;111,ooo dolarow got6wh "
kasie. w os $ T roku Wy
placo,no 162 900 dol. SPo-
smiertnego.
-F - ~ &T=. ~ r=I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

KS, Jan AD[A'llMoWSKI,
dotychczasowy proboszcz pa
ra6i polskiej W Alban. Wis.
decyzya ks. biskupa pre-
nieslony zostal ma paraha
polska W Wausau, Wis. Miel-
see ks. Acknowledges zal-
ME ks. Janikowski, : Wau-
sau.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
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DUBOIS, Ill. Nasze
miasteczko by}o przez pewien
.czas W zalobie, z powodu
smierci tuteJszego mieszzk;an-
ca John'a Rub Rub. NaiWiece)
zalowal oh. 1gnacy
.szpse.rra,. ssttrras 4 II ,wss;lk<utte,k
smi,e,,r,c:iI 1z'RE.lulh|,''sa 9sy:aYo1oeo, $500
lako poreczonie Ale ME
S.4FgSas attassSssss8s aAs5a@8Sss &ssesss@#
Warto wlecej wspominae Q
TEN. 1 !
John Rub zabezpieczony
1byl dobrze W towarzystwach
asekuracyinych, wiec zapew-
nil byt swej rodzlnie - ale
ola dluznik6w mic ME pozo~
stawi}. a. a. Gajewskks.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09
Prevented a Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs. George Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, prevented dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful cough had long kept her awake every night. She had tried many remedies and doctors but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. Kings New Discovery. One bot le wholly cured her, and she writes this marvellous medicine also cured Mir. Long of a severe attack of Pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof of the matchless merit of this grand remedy for curing all throat, chest and lung troubles Only soc and $100. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at F. J. Wattron's Drug Store.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09
A Mammoth Tree.

In Nassau, the capital city of the Bahama Islands, they say the tree in the public square," not the trees. Now the public square of Nassau is not quite as large as that of most cities, but there is only one tree in it, and that tree literally fills the square and spreads its shade over all the public buildings in the neighbor- hood. It is variously known as a ceiba, or silk cotton tree, but people on the low islands of the West Indies call it the hurricane" tree. For no matter how hard the wind blows it cannot disturb the mighty buttressed trunk of the ceiba.
 In the hurricane of last spring all the palms and many other trees were overturned, but the great hurricane tree, although it lost all it's leaves did not lose so much as a branch Its trunk throws out great branches twenty feet wide and nearly as high These extend down into the ground on all sides and brace the tree iron all attack, while the great branche: spread thick shade overhead. IT the tropic sunshine of midsummer hundreds, even thousands, of people may gather in the cool of it's shadow No one knows how old the great tre' is, but it must have been growing hundreds, if not thousands of years Washington Post
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09
BIG TWIN ENGINES.
Only a Little Over a Year Old
 But Can Set the Pace.

The Chicago, Burlington x Quincy Railroad has a pair of big twin en- zines, 1591 and 1892. They are only a little over year old and weigh 127 tons apiece. They have great wheels, S44 inches in diameter, and compound cylinders extra large. As matter of fact, they are the biggest passenger engines ever built, and as to fast running, they have been the "whole thing"
 Now what do you suppose hap pened?
 A mogul, class H-2, No. 1091, fairly well born, to be sure, but compar- atively lightweight, with but very little brasswork about her, used principally in the freight service and considered an excellent steady old girl, was the other day hooked on to the fast mail No. 8 at Burling ton, and came sailing into Chicago 205 10 miles, in exactly 205 minute: after stopping on the way sever time to take a drink. At Mendott' she stopped six minutes, and the story goes that something little stronger than water was given her because in leaving the town she fel so gay that Aurora, 45 4 10 mile away, was reached in just 40 minutes A rate of 6S 10 miles for mogul Engineer Gillette aud Conducto Cullenbine say it was all done ol tue square, and that she had noth ing to drink at Mendotta but pur water.
 We'll, at any rate, the twins ar furious, and they are pufing an blowing about what they will d the next time they are turned loose They never liked the mogul, and sa she is fast old thing. Probahl :. after this they won't whistle as sh passes by.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09
They Are Good Marksmen.

"The South Kentucky mountain
 eers, or feudists as the papers call
 them, are certainly wonderful rife
 shots,'' said gentleman from Louis
 vile. "Last summer 1 went down
 into the Cumberland Mountains, below Somerset, on a hunting trip, and stayed for several weeks at the cabin of a quite noted character named Joe Mills. He was a con frmed moonshiner and had had endless trouble with the deputy marshals, but aside from that he was a simple minded, hospitable soul. and he did his level best to make me comfortable. He hunted a great deal and his shooting was marvellous. The gun he generally used was an old-fashioned muzzle- loading squirrel rife, and whatever he covered he was morally certain to bring down. Joe's brother Bob occupied a shanty on the other side of a wide gulch, and one day we wanted to summon him to join us in a hunt. An iron skillet was hanging against the side of the shanty, but, from where we were standing, it was simply small black spot. Joe raised his rife, blazed away almost instant ly, and a moment later out rushed Bob and we beckoned him to come over. The bullet had struck the skillet square in the centre and
 what made it all the more remark able, the shot was fired from ar elevation and had considerable drop On another occasion 1 saw Joe cut off a small limb from neal the top of high beech tree. There was a birds nest that I wanted al the end and the limb itself wa' swaying backward and forward in ; pretty stiff breeze. The mountaineeI took two shots, and brought it dowr at the second. His old rife carried away to the left, and nobody els' could hit barn door with it, but h. understood all it's idiosyncracies al
 thoroughly as a mother understand
 the character of favorite child. HI
 was considered good marksman b. his neighbors, but not phenomenal.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09
Would Not Suffer So Again for
 Fifty Times It's Price.

I awoke last night with severe pains my stomach. never felt so badly in all my life When I came down to work this morning felt so weak I could hardly work. I went to Miller & McCurdy's drug store and they recommended Chamber lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked like magic and one dose fixed me alright. It cer- tainly is the finest thing 1 ever used for stomach trouble. 1 shall not be without it in my home hereafter, for I should not care to endure the suf- ferings of last night again for fifty times its price.-G. H. WILSON, Liv- eryman, Burgettstown, Washington Co, Pa. This remedy is for sale by F. J. Wattron, Druggist.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09
A Card of Thanks.

I wish to say that 1 feel under lasting obligations for what Cham berlain's Cough Remedy has done for our family. We have used it in so many cases of coughs, lung troub- les, and whooping cough, and it has always given the most perfect satis- faction, we feel greatly indebted to the manufacturers of this remedy and wish them to please accept our hearty thanks.-Respectfully, MRS s. DoTY, Des Moines, Iowa. For sale by F. J. Wattron, Druggist.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09
Notes of NOtables.

Henry James income from his books during 1899 is said to have been something over S6,OOO.
 Senator Stewart was first elected to the Senate in 1864, and is now serving his fifth term, which will expire in 1905.
 The King of Spain has discarded his pony, Puce, for fine chestnut horse, now that he has entered his 18th year.
 Ex-Secretary John Sherman said the other day that he was in better health than he had been for several years past. q think 1 may see a little of the new century" he added, smiling.
 Sol Smith Russell has a double i'll the Senate. His name is Hurley, and he is a senator from Tennessee. If MT. Hurley should ever wear the Hon. John Grigsby's clothes and stovepipe hat he could go on the stagU anywhere, and there isn't an audience in the United States that would know him from Russell.
 Ex-Speaker Reed says of all sin ners liars are the worst. "They are properly disposed of," he says, in the eighth verse of the twenty-frst chapter of Revelations"
 Rev. Samuel P. Dunlap of May wood, H., claims to be originator of the intercollegiate debate. He brought about what he says was the first of these twenty-seven years ago This was participated in by two representatives from four colleges.
 The Marquis of Lorne has been writing to the press to advocate collie dogs being worked to find out hidden ntrenchments. As no scrut or cover could deceive collies there seems some sense in proposing that they should be trained to show { concealed enemy's neighborbood. At the Woman Suffrage Conven ton in Washington the name of ; Mrs. Smith was read from the rol as Mrs. George Smith," Miss Susal B. Anthony arose at once and ob jected, saying the name was no sufficiently individual and that i ought to be written "Mrs. Jam Smith"
 Lord Chesham, who was author ized to organize a force of BOO British Yeomanry Ia force similar t : our Rough Riders), is commanding 3 officer of the Royal Bucks Yeomanry 3 one of the smartest regiments in tn 8 service.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09
A ouEEN's MASTERPIECE
An Apron Embroidered by Mary
 Queen of Scots.


 Interesting is the story told in the June Ladies' Home Journal of the bringing to light of an apron embroidered by Mary, Queen of Scots, while in jail awaiting execu- tion: "A MT. Meyers, au American costumer, who was in London on business, had an opportunity to buy lot of ancient garments. Among those which he purchased was a dress known to have belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots. In ripping this to use the gold and silver threads with which it was wrought. an apron was discovered sewed be- tween the outside and the lining where it had been carefully hidden by the unfortunate Queen herself Subsequent search has since fully established the fact that the apron is the work of the fated Queen. Ii has been shown to experts in France England and the United States, ano all agree in declaring the stitch usec to be the one known as the "Los' Stitch" which has been searched fo by embroiderers unavailingly to over two hundred years. Under thu microscope the work seems to be series of French knots which pro duce infnitesimal disks of silk These disks lie side by side ant are very close together. There ar hundreds of them to the squar inch, all evenly laid with the color exquisitely blended. Around tn edge of each petal, forming a lin around every part of the design, is fine tracery of white, either a stitcl of marvellous ingenuity or a micro scopic cord couched on. The bios sons are chiefly marigolds, rose: jessamines and morning glorie. They are arranged with their leave to form a running border design flowing yet disconnected.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09

will expand with them s eggs not all in basket
 compared to other oil company
 is oil in California.
 the best and safest conceived
 the plan do sensible prudent people everywhere
 company having limited when invest the entire oil field of Californian Why do
 Consolidated Petroleum Company has bend& capital and high reputation There few people the cb the directors the handling Of the none but of the of the company
 directly indirectly Com all notwithstanding
 this bought for short time at fifty half of the value This offer will be advanced SlOO share block Treasury Stock offered for sale has been sold
 limited stock offered 50 share be sold application will be promptly returned policy selling this
 of price, per balance within sixty days from date of application. Following form of application be used
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09

the best oil lands in the best oil fields between of Meed San Obp, Kings Kern, Santa Barbara Ventura, Los Angeles and Orange.
 5000 Acres Leased to Capitalists on ROudltD
 10000 ACres Reserved for Development
 Company Two Million Five Hundred Thousand California; thus covering thoroughly all the oil fields thiss Is sfroms % pe
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-09
IT HAS THREE SOURCES OF INCOME

lst-Royales collected 5000 2ndDvdends collected from 2500OO shares of stock held bo companies ~
 3rd-Ol produced from 10000 acres
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-18
PINGREE TURNED DOWN
MICHIGAN KILLS HOUSE RAILROAD
TAXATION BILL.

LANSING, Mich, Dec 1.-THE senate
met tonight in adjourned session, and at
once proceeded to take up the blanket
taxation bill, passed by the house last
Friday, taxing railroads and other corpo-
rations at ad valorem valuations. After
a brief discussion, action on the matter
was indefinitely postponed, by vote of
u to 10, and a resolution was adopted
that the senate adjourn. The action of
the senate tonight kills the bill beyond
recall, and an adjournment of the house,
concurrently with the senate, tomorrow,
is looked for. The senate also by a vote
of II to refused to permit Gov. Pingree
to use the senate chamber for banqust
hall tomorrow evening. The governor
had announced by invitation that he
would give a banquet in honor of the
judges of the supreme court and the
members of the house and senate. Per-
mission had been asked of the senate,
which has control of the chamber While
In session, for the use of that chamber.
1t is said that the banquet to be given
by Gov. Pingree will cost $1,000. Ar
engagements have been made to have
special train to convey the cuisine from
the Hotel Cadillac, in Detroit, which will
serve the banquet, and to carry invited
guests to and from Lansing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-18
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
In FRENCH CHAMBER ON AMNESTY
BILL

PARIS, Dec. 17.--In the chamber Of
deputies today during the debate on the
amnesty bill M. Vazelle, Radical Soc'a,
ISL moved an amendment excluding forg-
erS anu false witnesses from its nro-
visions. He explained that ordinary
criminals should never be allowed to
profit by amnesty and, he added, there
Is nothing viler and baser than forgery
and lying testimony He did not desirA
to revive the Dreyfus agitation, but he
did not wish them to find their handa
tied should a fresh fact come to light,
The premier, M. Waldeok- Rousseau. re
piled that the effect of the amendment
should be to stir UP the whole affair
again and the Republican party wou d
ind itself confronted by perils it has al
ready overcome and which It would be
unDardon9b.e to resuscitate
Continuing the premier said the Ma
tlonaiist party was opposed to amnesty,
not in order to permit Dreyfus to es-
tablish his innocence, but to take ad-
vantage of misunderstanding to which
it might give rise. 1t was easy TO see
through their game. The Dreyfus case
was the milk upon which Nationalism
was nOurished. They desired to delay the
realization of Republican reforms, and in
Voking the law of associations, the gov
ernment asked the majority to vote for
the benefit of the republic and not con-
found their votes with these of the worst
enemies of Dreyfus. He asked for vote
of confidence Of the chamber
The remarks of the premier were grs ct.
ed with prolonged applause.
The chamber voted confidence in tho
premier by the rejection of the anend-
ment, the vote standing 341 to 90.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-18


servoirs for the the storage of water on
the Humboldt river in Nevada, and for
the disposition and settlement of public
lands within reach of the stored waters.
Mr.. Newlands expects to follow it up
by other bills similar N character and re-
lating to the Truckee, Carson and Walker
rivers. He requested the chairman of the
river and barbors committee to give a
hearing regarding the construction Of
reservoirs and the storage of waters in
the arid region, but he has been in
formed by the chairman that the COM
mittee will not consider any legislation
relating to irrigation or reclamation of
arid lands.
NEW JOB FOR LAWSE.
A. L. Lawse, deputy auditor for the
postoft1ce department. has been appoint
ed auditor for the Philippine islands. Mr.
Lawse made an examination and report
on the Cuban postal finances after
Neely's alleged defalcation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-18
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Fair.

Weather Forecast for ST. Paul:
Fair.
EDeath OF Young RoOz.
DOings in Congress.
Status of the Colonies.
Honesty of Judge.
Lynched by Hob.
2-Disagree With Ireland.
Contracts for New Jail.
Burglars Fire House.
Minneapolis Matters.
S-NOrthweSt News.
Labor and Capital Meet.
Senate Sets Time to Vote.
More Orders for Satow.
4-Editorial Page.
5-SpOrting News.
Maher ana Rubin Draw,
State Political News.
Colonial Wars Banquet.
6-Nevs of Railroads.
Iron Ore Rate Case.
Popular Wants.
5-Markets of the World.
Chicago May Wheat, 73 Lie.
Bar Silver, &c.
Stocks Active; Steady.
S-Street Railway Damage Case.
Supreme Court Decisions.
In the Local Labor Field.