davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-26
Ameryka protestuje przeciw novel; niemie-
ckiej rewizyi miesa.
Chiny JapOnia prOteStuja re swej strOny przeclW
samOWOli Wfadz W San Francisco
jk St. Louis powoduje ciagle zaburzenia'

anglelSkle Wynosza zaleu"ie sZos'es
Geese wojsk francuzkich, niemiec-
kich rosyjskich, czwarta Geese
austryackich, trzecia Geese wto-
skich to ma stopie pokojowej ty |
ko - a mimo to lekano sic Anglii.
Ulekfa sic jej przeciez tax MEDIA
VINO Francya W zatargu o Faszode.
Jedna, W energicznym TOME zreda'
gowana W Londynie nota wystar-
czyfa, aby Francya ulegfa.
I stafo sic to W czasie, gdy jedno-
czesnie W cafej .cywilizowanej"
Europie "a nieodzowny warunek
znaczenia i potegi panstwa uznano
jego size militarna, i gdy W kierun-
ku nieustannego jej wzmacniania
wytezano wszystkie silly i wyczer-
pywano wszystkie zasoby panstw
az do ich ruiny ekonomicznej.
Wyjatek W tym wzgledzie sta
nowifa Anglia. Dlaczegoz wiec
bano sic jej? Czy dla jej wyatt
kowego pofozenia geografcznego,
czy dla jej potegi morskiej, czy dla
potegi bogactw, czy tez ola jakiejs
innej tajemniczej mocy, r6wnowa-
zacej size militarna?
I tax bylo rzeczywiscie. Moe
taxa istniafa streszczafa sic ona
W sile cywilizacyjnej, jaka rozta-
czaia Anglia ma wszystkie strony
swiata, z ia zdumiewajaca rozlew-
noscia rasy czynnej, energicznej,
ogniskujacej W sobie tresc og6lno-
ludzkiej kultury, kt6ra niosfa wsze-
dzie i kt6ra zdobywafa panowanie:
W Ameryce przez Kanade Stany
Zjednoczone, W Azyi przez Indye i
Birmanie, W Oceanii przez Austria
lie i Nova Zelandye, W Europe
wreszcie przez sw6j przemysi, han
del polityke.
Jej rynek pieniezny handlowy
byf regulatorem rynku wszech-
swiatowego, jej znaczenie rosfo ME
sifa oreza, lecz sifa zdolnosci kolo-
nizacyjnych, jej wpiyw opieraf sic
ma rozumie politycznym, przy po-
mocy kt6rego nawiazywafa i roz-
platywafa najtrudniejsze fami-
g46wki powikfan miedzynarodo-
wych.
Prawda, polityka ia punktu
widzenia panstwowego musiaia bye
egoistyczna, wyrachowana, ham
dlarska wreszcie, lecz tenn niemniej
streszczafa W sobie te wszystkie
czynniki, jake jej nadawaiy moe
potezna, ekspansywna, udzielajaca
sic ma zewnatrz sifa zywiofowa
niemal, pred kt6ra giefy sic nawet
potegi militarne.
I gdyby Anglia poprzestafa ma
tenn, gdyby wytrwala W tradycyach
swej pokojowo-kulturalnej polity-
ki, zdofafaby jeszcze ma dfugo u
trzymae aureole swego znaczenia.
Niestety jednak, polityce tel spree
niewierzac sic zacze@a: powodzenia
rozbudzily jej chciwosc, wzmogfy
apetyt zaborczy, popchnefy do roz-
nych, zbrodniczych nawet W poll
tyce, perfdyj, az zaprowadzify ja
wreszcie do krwawych zapasow ma
pole walki, gdzie zapragne}a do
znac rozkoszy nizszego rzedu -
tryumfu silly fzycznej, ma miejsce
uprzednio odnoszonych tryumf6w,
"a pomoca SHY ducha.
Rozum polityczny ia odstqpif,
ME obliczyia wiec, re jej pazury
zaborcze ME So dose slime OTTO W
morzu krwi nurza sic dis grozny
do niedawna Ola swiata lew brytyj-
ski, jego moe tajemnicza rozwia-
Ia sic ma dfugo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-26
Pamietaf o sObie.

obrohca, odwiedzajsc klienta swego W
wiszieniu: ,,Muszs wiedzlee GAIA pra-
VIDE, abym m6gf was bronie skutecznie.
Czy macie mi co do powisdzenta?"
Wiezieh. ,,Ows1em, ale gdzie schowa-
iem pieniadze, tsgo ME powiem@.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-26
Przeglad polityki
miedZynarOdOWei.
Chicago, 26go Maja 1900.

Uroczystosc kanonizacyina W
Rzymie, kt6rej podalismy zapo-
wiedz W numerze srodowym, odby-
Ia sic W zeszfy CzWartek z nieby-
wafym przepychem i okazafoscia'
Cd wczesnego ranks tfumy spie-
szyfy re wszech stron Rzymu do
wspaniafej swiatyni Panskiej, ka-
tedry sw. Piotra Pawfa, aby bye
swiadkami zaliczenia W poczet
Swietych Jana Baptysty de la
Sale, za}ozyciela Zgromadzenia
Braci chrzescijsnskich mnicha
Zakonu 90. Augustyn6w Rita di
Cascia.
2 uderzeniem godziny dziewiatej
rano Ojciec 5wiety, otoczony catym
swym dworem, przybrany W biafe
szaty. udaf sic do kaplicy Syxtyn-
skiej kleczac zaintonowaf spiew
Ave Maria.
Poczem nakrywszy glove tiara,
zasiadf ma wspaniafym tronie pod
bronzowym baldachimem.
W tejze chwili ruszyfa uroczysta
procesya, kierujac sic przez tax
zwane Scala Regia do kaplicy sw.
Piotra. nastepnie pred tron, ma
kt6rym siedziaf Leon XIII = gfo-
va naszego Kosciofa. Entuzyazm
zapaf wiernych byf ME do opisa-
1ia. Wszystko co zy1o byfo W
;osciele, wyciaga}o rece do Ma
niestnika Chrystusowego, wznoszac
okrzyki uwielbienia zapa}u pe}ne.
Ojciec 5wiety byf ogromnie wzru-
SONY, blados6 wystapifa Mu ma
twarzy rece Mu sic trzesly.
Srebrne traby zagrafy hymn pa
pieski i procesya ruszyfa dalej.
Kardynafowie, arcybiskupi. bisku-
pi, patryarchowie, mnisi, dygnita-
RE Kosciofa, kapucyni czfonko-
vie Zgromadzenia Braci chrzesci-
janskich, czfonkowie ciafa dyplo-
matycznego i zastepcy panstw i
kr6lestw, arystokracya, gwardya
papieska, cz1onkowie wszystkich
zakonow, misyj i stowarzyszeh po-
boznych, kroczyli W tym wspania-
lynn pochodzie. Setki krzyzy i
choragwi, swiece swiat}a W sre-
brnych i ziotych swiecznikach,
swietlne przybory koscielne, wspa-
niafe szaty kapiace ziotem i sre-
brem uniformly, dodawafy temu po-
chodowi blasku i okazafosci.
Zdawafo sic, re SWAT cafy kroczy
uchyla czoia pred widoma gfowa
Ko5cio1a.
Po procesyi kardynaf Nasella
odczytaf pismo kanonizacyjne, po-
czem Ojciec swiety przyklakf i po
cichu sic pomodlif. Powstawszy
odczyta4 silnym giosem dekret ka-
nonizacyjny, gdy skonczy}, dzwo-
ny wszystkich swiatyn Pahskich W
Rzymie zabrznniafy radosnemi
dzwiekami.
Po odczytaniu dekretu Ojciec
sw. zaintonowaf TIE Deum" kto-
rem zfaczyfy sic gfosy wszystkich
obecnych.
Po skonczeniu spiewu Ojciec
5wiety zwrocii sic zn6w do wier-
nych i wyciagnawszy rece, udzielaf
Swego Apostolskiego biogosia-
wienstwa. Chwila ia wywofaia
niesfychane wrazenie. Wszyscy
upadh ma kolana, place i fkanie
przepeini4o swiatynie, zadne oko
ME by{o bez fzy, ma twarzach
wszystkich widac byfo wzruszenie.
Ceremonial skonczyta sic pier
wszej W pofudnie Papiez powr6-
eli do swych komnat. Ale tfumy
do p6zniej nocy przepeiniafy swia-
tynie Pana ciagle przybywaiy no.
we zastepy ikorzyiy sig W modli-
twie pokorze pred Majestatem
Bozym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-26
Kronika MiejscoWa.
SmierG matki.


PAM Emil Joseph Polack pre-
chodzifa przez szyny kolei North.
western W towarzystwie dwuletniej
dziewczynki, majac ma reku Memo
vile. Przed soba pchafa wozek.
Przeszediszy przez szyny, obrocia
sic i spostrzegia, re idaca "a MIA
dziewczynka postepuje "a mia VOL
no, narazajac sic ma przejechanis
przez nadchodzacy pociag. Wy
straszona kobieta popchneta w6zek,
zfozyfa W niego szybkim ruchem
niemowle, zwr6cifa sig ku dziew-
czynce i chciafa ja ratowat. Wtem
nadbiegf pociag, odrzucif nieszcze.
Silva TAXA moca, ze wpadia ma
parkan 40 stop odlegiy i zabi}a sig
ma miejscu. Dziewczynke pooh.
wycii przybiegfy ma pomoc tele-
grafsta ocalif jej aycie. MAJ
pani Pollock jest tax przeiety
smiercia zony, ze grozi mu popad.
niecie W obfed.
Pod ciezkim zarzutem.
,Grand jury" przekazafa wczo:a
inspektor6w wodociagowych Geor-
ge Piggott Clarence M. Wolfe
sedziemu Brentano, pod zarzutem
sprzysiezenia sic W celu popefnie.
MIA oszustwa falszowania urzedo-
wych dokument6w. Podsadni O.
kradi kase miejska ma kilka tysie-
cy, porozumiewajac sig z konsu-
mentami znacznej ilosci wody wo-
dociagowej. Widownia ich oszustw
byi dystrykt Hyde Park.
Ze spraw miejskich.
Ma posiedzeniu czfonk6w sfuzby
cywilnej postanowiono wczoraj roz.
pisac egzamina ma pomocnika sze-
fa policyi, trzech inspektor6w j %
porucznik6w ola takich osob, kt6-
re pragna dosfuzye sic awansu. 0
miejsce pomocnika szefa moga tyl-
ko ubiegac sic inspektorzy, stano.
wiska inspektor6w zajmowac moga
tylko kapitani, do egzaminu ma
porucznik6w zgfaszao sic wolno
SCRANTON. Przez powziecie wczo-
rajszej uchwafy udowodniono, &e
wiadza miejska zgadza sic ma wy
rok sedziego Tuley, jakkolwiek in
spektorzy Kalas, Hartnett i Hell
delmeier zapowiadaja, ze przeciw
wyrokowi temu wniosa apelacye.
To samo zapowiada pomocnik sze.
ia Ptacek.
Skutk1 Draku rucnus
PAM Clara B. Kestor jest ivy.
czajna wyjezdzac ma spacer powo-
zem uzywat swoboby j ruchu.
Mic przeto dziwnego, ze obecnie
ME czuje sic zdrowa. Za robienie
dtug6w zasadzono ia do wiezienia
sledczego, poniewaz jej przyja-
cio1om ME powiod}o sic dotychczas
zfozyc "a MIA kaucya W ilosci $685.
600, ME moze przeto odzyskac VOL
nosci. azeby odbywac zwykfe pre-
jazdzki, dla jej zdrowia potrzebne.
Wolno jej tylko korzystae vie
ziennego korytarza, 100 stop diu-
giego Is stop szerokiego. Tam ME
chce pani Keator spotykac siez
hofota gdyz uwaza sic "a cos lep'
szego cd zwykiych zfodziejek. Ma
ciagneia ona frme Hyman Bros.
& Go. ma $4,000, a takiej sztuki
ME potraf lada kiep.
E-.,.e,, ~ ,eor,,:.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-26

= Adams Express Co., zacznie
wkr6tce possugiwa6 sic tylko 60
mochodami.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07
DICTATOR BRYAN.

IN RYAN has been the absolute dictator of the Kansas
* City National Democratic Convention A more
~ fragrant instance of a one-nlan convention
noted. 1t was a case Of Sixteen to One or Bust"
with the Nebraska ruler and to show his intentions Of hold
ing the silver issue he reported have the fol-
lowing message to the convention on Tuesday:
'If by any chance the committee resolutions decides
report platform in which there silver plank there
be minority report and fight the floor of the Con-
able, make fight for silver the floor of the Conventon
and then decline take the nomination if the Convention
onits the ratio. This is final
As put it, Mr.. Bryan keeps grinding out his
IS talk and his general manversus-dolar talk very
as though nothing had happened 1896 As there was
nothing else do because OF the Popuistic Influences the
Convention turned Thursday evcnngand nominated By
an their silver idol in 1896 and dictator in 1900 The platform
adopted as was expected contained its plank simply as
a camor silver merely fanatica Popuistc appeal
dispatch from Kansas City said that a cog slipped in
the welad scheme raGG the selection Of Bryan Tor the
Presidency the FOURTH y. The stage set for the
spectacular performance e6verture played and the red
fire ready for the tableau that be the finale OF the
great independence day drama But the stage manager had
reckoned without consulting all his puppets and
them did not dance when the strings were pulled.
great deal of amusement manifested in Kansas
City by the exhibition of a number of pictures William
Bryan taken recently They depict Mr. Bryan his farm in
various attitudes and under various conditions They are
simply dodgers" to bid for the farmer One excep
tonay odd 1t does show Mr. Bryans face but gives
view OF his back. He is leaning over lifting bucket
WELL and the most striking portions Of Mr. Bryans form
his coaas and the of his "Ready Novem
Der So wrote under of the pctues ndica
tive of his belief that that date Bryan would be kicked
headlong into we'll of political oblivion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07
ECONOMIC VALUE OF GOOD ROADS.

MERE is food for thought in the report OF the Maryland
Geological Survey for 1899. In the first place
n told that the people of Maryland have expended,
during the last ten years, upon the soCalled consuC
ton and repair OF their roads, the OF no less than
$4,000 1t that the greater part Of this money has
been tered away the attempt repair roads which have
been poorly laid in the first place. for the lack
tain necessary engineering qualifications cam in the
things be made into good roads, AS an instance of
this may be mentioned that many Of the roads have
natural drainage. We told that Of them are
condition for part of the year, and of them for the
whole twelve months.
AS the result OF careful estimate made by the survey
is shown that the farmers of the State of Maryland expend
year their hauling the present poorly
built highways than would be necessary if the hauling
done rstcass roads, These figures are to be compared
with the information collected by the Department Agri-
culture in 1885, when the result of data received from
twelve hundred counties various parts of the United States
ascertaned that the average cost of hauling
one mile country roads twenty-five CENTS which
Just three times much the average of hauling
the improved macadam roads OF six European countries If
this large Of money represents the loss the State
Maryland from poor roads, easy say that the total loss
throughout the whole United States represents figure SO
great that must have important bearing upon the pros
pey of the country large and particularly upon the farm
ing interests such.
At first sight incredible that in country so progress
sve the condition of te common roads should be
half century behind that of the old world is true
that the of the United States and great mileage
of roads States relative the density of the
population be offered for baCkwardness;
but while this plea hold good regards the thirty popu-
lated Western and Southern States be applied to the
older populous and wealthy sections of the county,
Scientific American.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.


ME Republican party has good ask the voters
of the country to continue it in of the Govern
i ment and to re-eect President Mckinley. The re-
suits which have followed the application Of Repubi.
principles the administration of the United States have
not been accidental Aside from the conditions arising from
the war with Spain; will dispute that the nation s
affairs far better than they under the Democratic
Administration which preceded the election of Mckinley
All financial and commercial conditions have improved The
riots incident to the strikes during the Cleveland Admins.
| unemployed men,
Within years after President Mckinley was inaueu-
rated all OF the idle of 1896 work much so that in
the strikes Of 1900 possible for employers of labor to
fill the places Of going ont strikes Never be-
fore have employers been able to meet the de-
nlands OF strikers. In every line of employment Of labor
there has cen advance in wages more than eGa to the
advance in q cost Of living products 1t is now seen that
production has beyond the limits of demand in many
lines, and this will adjust Itself by lower prices in 1901
than 1900 The adjustment has been going on for three
months and prices in all lines Of iron materials are lower
than in 1909 One year ago the and large manufac-
rers advanced prices, and when they got them beyond
reasonable limits the consumption ceased and values had to
fail Manufacturers have thus learned that they can not
maintain unreasonable prices by stopping production. They
have also learned that they their plants full capac-
y il the prices Of Their commodities reasonable.
The tariff for protection excludes the products of cheaper
labor III otor countries. The gold basis OF monetary
system enables the purchaser buy the materials at the
lowest prices in any market in the world The American
mechanic to-day without superior GARTH He one
third more work day Of eight hours than the men Of his
trade in any part Of Europe and lie does better He
therefore entitled 10 third higher wages than are aid in
European countries which would like to compete with us for
our home market An increase Of wages to American en-
poyees does increase beyond reasonable limits
in prices charged the The rule coming to be
understood that wages and prices must be reasonable the
products be sod and this rule being gradually ap-
piled and adjusted between employers In period Of our
history has its march been rapid marked under the
Administration ofMcKinley. Why
No who filled the Presidential office has had so
broad experience in the questions Of labor and
its products as has Mr.. Mckinley For hirtyve years he
has watched and studied these questions and President he
shaped far as he could all results the ends of Justice
between employee employer and manufactured
products Years ago he that gradually changing
from agricultural to manufacturing people, He saw that
must adjust legislation the coming change and
that such changes must be gradual that there would be no
violent shock any interest.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07

ME Republican party has good ask the voters
of the country to continue it in control of the Govern
i ment and to re.eleCt President Mckinley. The re-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07

As an inducement TO persons TO become regular
readers Of the "CecH Wig" the tollowing special
rates made for subscription cIn6s the copies being
addressed 10 the members and going in one bundle TO
the respective postoBfce Tie cash must accompany
0rde, for papers,:
Copies year $2.so-6 mos. $I.4o.
" F." I" 3.75- 90 100
40 90 2.25
4" 500 $50
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07

ME platform of the Republican party this year is
strong the demand of the people for the unani-
i nous nomination of Mckinley and Roosevelt. OF the
President it said walking untried paths and facing
unforeseen responsibilities President Mckinley has been in
every situation the American patriot and the upright
statesman clear vson strong in Judgment in action
always inspiring and deserving the confidence of his country
men, In asking the people endorse the Republican party
for its record of business prosperity stable currency and
patriotic Americanism should be remembered that the
threat prosperity has always existed in the ranks of the
Democratic party well in its ncapacity properly
age public affairs The strength the Republican plat
or the strength Of the two candidates that represent and
the unanny with which both endorsed by the Repub-
lcan party Philadelphia will more sweeping vic
tory than given for Mckinley and prosperity in 1896
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07

IN RYAN has been the absolute dictator of the Kansas
K City National Democratic Convention more
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07

ME personal wealth Of William Bryan has increased
visibly and remarkably Since he brought out his
i "crown of thorns." His Of taxable prop
erty shows that he has profed under Republican
prosperity If he and fair-minded man he ought
realize that his present financial status was made possible
under Republican administration Some men never know
what is good for Them and Bryan willing the present
wealth in two he get fifty thousand dollars year in
gold for sitting in the White House He is ambitious and
unsehsh(O OF he would nothing for those he
fooled he could draw $416666 month from the national
treasury.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07
Bargain Sale
OF
WASH Goods.

\ great gathering of this
summers newest Wash Fa-
brio. A startling sale in
which the daintiest, most sty-
lish, most exclusive effects III
cool, hlmy and serviceable
fabrics, the most beautiful
designs and colorings, will be
priced remarkably low. Many
of them for !! and 4 their
value.
Several pieces of French
Dimity and Corded Jaconets.
Handsome styles, pretty
colors, dainty and cool. War
ranted to wash. Usually 15c
now s and 10 cents per yard.
20 pieces of FIGURED
SWISS and DIMITY. Nice
sheer quality, dark and light
grounds. All fast colors.
Dainty patterns, would be
cheap at 2oc. We mark them
at 10 and I2cts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07
GROCERIES,.

We nave package Coffee at 12a cents
pound, but for high grade Coffee in Mocha,
Java, Santon and other grades We Rsil yon
10 chi! and try sample One pound Of
these goods is equal 30 two Of ethers. We
have lots OF good things to eat, such as
Fiaked Rice, Malt Breakfast Food, Aunt
Jemima Pancake Flour, Mothers Oats,
Whole Tomatoes for flying. Canned
Pumpkins make lovely oussards and |
know you like pumpkin pie. Best Toma.
toes, 3 cans for % cents; best New Orleans
Molassss, so cents gallon; Syrup, % and 40
cents gallon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07
The "Cecil Wing" Aims to Advance
the Best Interests of Cecil County

CIRCULATION OF THE "oEcL WING" THROUGHOUT
CECIL EMBRACES
Xlkton, Port Deposit, North East
Rising Sum- Coora, PerTyrWe,
Zion, CdUer, Cherry Hill,
chesapeake City, Cecfon EdrlecHle,
Warwick, Mechanics Valley, Singerly
Bay View, Charlestoocn, Chld
Fair HILL Pennington, Iron HiU
Leeds, Providence, Principle Furnace,
Princpo Woodlaon, Sylmm,
Bank, Appleton, aiken,
Blythedale Theodore, 81. augustine,
RoplanariHe, Leslie Andora.
Blue Ball. COnopingo, Elk Neck
Liberty Grove, Oakwood, Pleasant Hill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07
Lawn Wrappers.

looked al. Real tailor made.
Part Of any Sewing Ma
chine furnished.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07

THE CECIL WING SALE EVERY NEWS STAND IN CECIL
oouNTY-Ano IS SERVED BY SPECIAL CARRIERS IN ELKToN
oEoLToN, CHESAPEAKE CITY AND PORT DEPOSIT
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO ATTEN
TON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-07

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One Year. Sl.5o-Six Months. 75c-Sngle Copy. Sc
Invariably in advance.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23

.. Last out not least is our Clothing DE
laFthcht' II you want strictly a Nobby Spring Suit for little nancy ,,an
&c Suf 70 SEE our Rcldytowear Clothing These we a tive or in
NerE5+ fiinnek, WOrstcads and Linens from = q to az -, uu :"
~ ~" van d IiRh-c,ass IaIlor-madc suit. then We re prepared TO show
up in The latest style with perfect fl. ''' s0'''"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23
Before Were We Better
T1oe o. #
Than al This Time.

%Wm HwM %w"% @ G and RG0sh hme Mnh wodmaMm
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-22
BOUND FOR CAPE NOME.
Weiserites Will Leave in May for
Alaskan Gold Fields.

The Steamer "Senator, which will
leave Tacoma on May 10Th for
Cape Nome will bear the following
Weiserites who have secured passage:
Gilbert Tracy, John Matthews,
Henry Harper, Emmett Lynch, Chas.
Olson, L. +. Verbeck and John
Martin. S. T Jeffreys, of Portland,
a cousin of Tom Jeffreys, secured
the passage and will go with them.
Passage from Weiser to Cape Nome
costs S120.
VIM. Black has also decided to 90
to the gold fields and will leave
Portland on May 18th on another
boat
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-22
STATE NEWS.

The republican state convention to
elect delegates to the national con-
vention will meet in Lewiston May
8, the one to nominate candidates
for state officers in Boise July 18th.
One hundred and fifty Italian
laborers arrived in Pocatello.
Senator Shoup has recommended
G. W. Castle to be postmaster at lie
Due.
Col. w. H. Dewey has sold his
interest in the Trade Dollar mine at
Silver City for 81, 10000
There will be 141 census enumerators
in Idaho. Supervisor of census Savidge
now has the list completed
The Boise Capital has changed
from a four column quarto to six
column folio The paper is very
neatly gotten up and we like the
change
The democratic state central com
mitted held a meeting at Boise yes
terday.