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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
Czy sa cllda ma Swiecie!I

Pytanie to stswiaia ludzie, kt6rzy, REQ mo1n1, cudownym sposobeu
sostai wyleczeni ; roslcznyoh cietkich ohor6b.
ME BYIY TO CUBA, LBCZ TYLKO UnIEJFTNOSC!
Ko cierpi na jakakolwiek chorobe . ohce sic nij wylec.y6 ko
chce przywroci6 sobie nadweretone zdrowie, side rzesko6c, niechaj uwa-
ime przeczyta tych kilka wierszy.
CZY SLYSZELISCH JUL NIECO 0 PROFES0RZE COLLINS!
Zaprawde, te tax, poniewaz jego slawa gFo6ne imie snane g v ca
lynn dwieeie. studyoxs1on wiele nietylko ma s1awnyeh enroPej'lioh me
dyesnyoh sniwasyteta st lees t IKE j. i S y Apedyo og.;a 1@gs e.. ..1 ss.'f or .
niewat przyroda obdarzyla 60 nadzwyczajna sdolno1ca, bystrym rosa-
mem 3 nadto wielkim hlentem.. 1924
Di6 Jest professor Collins s{swnym ma caym 6wiecae . ME tylko swy-
czajni ludzie udaje sic do niego Q ponce na wypadek choroby, ale Ej
lepsi lekarse uoiekajs sie do nigo Z pro6be 0 rsdei wy6wietlenie, je>eli
ME moga uozumiet jakiego6 przebiegu s1abo5ci.
) Smiako twierdI6 mo1na, be kogo on ME wyleczy, tenn jz mkt IA
6wiecie ME przywr6oi zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

niedzy wyda}em ma kompanie lekar-
.6kie, a i d1ugi czas by}em W szpita-
In. Pan jednsk odrazu rozpozna}es
Eoja chorobe, a panskie leki "a diva
miesiace przywr6ci}y mi zdrowie.
z bratnim szacunkjem,
WASYL HRICH.
Detroit, Mich, IL sierpnia, 1900.
Professor Collins W New Yorku.
WielmoznY PANEL
Panska s}awa szeroka fala pfynie
po 6xiecie, lecz gdyby kr6lowie i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

W 1a1O"s JZCA
lat znosi&em cho-
robe. Jeden lekarz
utrzymywa} re
a jadra ME-
zdrowe, drugi, re
mlesnie stwardnia-
~, trzeci, re Pc
cherz q W ME.
~porzadku i tax d.
Wielka sumo pie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

Ozeule h1S Oh ifA-
kich bolesci. Ciera
piaiam szalone boz
lie " ~miesn,ach,
klulo mic " boku
i krzySach. Ach!
s~trasznie clerpia-
lam. rRadzi}am sic
u Wielu lekarz6w
" kraju. ieczyli
--~-~~@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

6Wl6IA Zu6s
Ii g}eboka Pahska
wiedze, zaprawde
ME daliby Panu L.
Gyc biednych H.
dzl, lecz zatrzyma-
liby Pana ola sie-
bic. ia mialem to
ni~esz re
spadfem re scho-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

Professor Collins przewodniczy ]eka1zom " laboratorium.
Tento zreczny a s}away lekarz za}ozy} lekarski instytu, pod imieniem
The Professor Collins New York Medical Institute, 40 West "a nhc,
" New Yorlu, ably TEN }atwiej m6g& 6p@szyt Z pomoce cerpa"j
ludzko4ci. r-- nx~- tn#EE&Ee 10.
W instytuce tym zostaao JUL tysace a tysiace wy(eczonych q miedsy
tymi setki S}owiak6w Poak6w. / J.. Il .i...
z powodu braku mieisca podamy tn tylko niektdre krotkie laty,
zas{uguiace n Vzmianke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

Youngstown, o. l wrzesnia, 1900.
Panic Profesorze Coll;ns'ie!
Posy}am Panu swoja fotogra6e,
sby6 Pan zobaczyi, re juz wyzdro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

udaWafam sic DC
doktorow, ale be1
skutku, bos ciznie
mogli %rozPoznat
choroby. Kazdy
m6wil ~inaczej. By
lam juz ma smier6
przygotowana. A.
le " koncu chcia-
lam jeszcZe rae
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

%---
n,e ma ul,oy Brsokiej v Krakow'e
v obecnosci kilkudziesieclu ot6b
Polska pod Moskalem
2 WARSZAWY donoaza nam
ze skutkiem hecy antypolskiej. iaka
urzqdzaja ga.etv hakatyst' czn'
ludnofd jest tax oburzona' Il
o6wi,dczyls.. restauratorom
cuk,ernikom, IL jezeli abonoH &C
beda to bla,y n,em,eckis, nstenczas
prsebywaG " ,ch lokalach przesta
u9: restaurator.y It'd. zsss6suja sic
z dn,em 1 szdziernika do zsdah
p%uoliczno6o,. Poprzednio douoszono
O tem samem z Luhlina. TAX ssmo
wszystkie miasts Kr6lestwa pojda
"a prey kfadem Lub'ina i Wars'a-
wv. R6wniez zaznaczy6 nalezy, IL
coraz w,ecej kunc6w tax W War;
]ak j ma p%rowincyi W Kr6-
Iestwie Polsxiem zrywa stos lnk' z
fabrykantam, it'd. niem'ecklml --
i sprowadza towary Francvl l
Austryi. Zamier.aja r6~aiez kupcy
warszawscy zasozyc domy kom'so~
We W Psryzu Wiedniu. celem
iak najtahszego, najlepszego spro~
towar6w z rzeczonycb
<ra)6w. K'lku wybitnych przedsta"
kupiectwa warsaw skiego
lda}o SIC " tych dniach W tYm
;ela do WiedDia j Paryzs.
JAK SIZE UkZEDNICY MO-
,KIEWSCY obchodza z ksiezm'
to O tom otrzymafa ,Ga-
eta Narodowa" okol,c Ki]owa
aka wiadomost:
w pewnem matem m,asteczku
okollcy Kiiowa umar} pred
LiIkunastu dnlaml kasjer kolejowy,
Ma pogrzeb zebra}o sic wiele
sob. wsr6d kt6rych byao. DUO
'osian, prey by&ych czescia z pc~o~
lu ogolnej sympatj'. iaka sis
,mar}y cieszYi, czescia ola za5swia.
ia sig ma .,styp'e', wedle tam tel
'zego z~Yczaju.
Przyby} take naczelnik ma
Zazyn6w kolejowYch H., zasiad}
ssraz prey stole z vodka j przeka-
snajdujacym sig tut obok
pokojo &a}oby pop;jayac, zaoho-
.Ywa} sig g}o6no i nieprzvzwoicie:
eagle. dlaozego ten ks'adz,
Do p,sta -itu dodawa} rozmsi.e
prxym;o,n'ki - ME przy-
aby pogrzebA6 znar}ego,
kiedy on, czekajq, aby SIP cab awic.
Gdy wreszo,e z]awA sis pro-
katollcki i uklak} pred
katstslk,em, ably odm6w,c modli-
twv, przyskoozyi do LEGO naty oh"
u last 6w ma}Y satrapa pochwy.
tsiedza "a rsmie, krzycza&:
ty podiY jezuito, ozy saraz bedziesz
cho~ a6- nie dozwalai ma od~
mawiac modlltw, &adaiac, aby
natyohmiast otworzy} kondukt
pogr.ebowy.
n. uwage ks'sds., 1ak 81. Ds,rdso
oiestoso wnem teat take postspo-
vann,ee, .porwsi ksisd.s, ubranego
" s.atY kodo;elne, % ramona,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

z Pesztu, lecz wszys,ko bez skutla.
My6lalam, re Juz ME bede uleczon1
ale przyszedlszy "a synem do Anne,
ryki, "a porada drugich, udatam sic
O pomoc do Pans. Lekarstwa, kt6<e
mi pan diva razy zasfa}, sprawlfy
ten cudowny skutek, lem dzls dzie.
ki Bogu zdrowa.
z podzieke szacunkiem,
MARYA KORESZKA.
Pocahontas, w. Va. 6 maja, 1900.
Kochany Panic Profesorze!
Niechaj Panu Bog zapiacl "a pan
ska ponce. Szest lat by}am cnors
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

dow i pokaleczy1em sic cieSko. Mia
lem wzruszone ko6ci i ciezko sig
skaleczy&em, a lekarze, kt6rzy mic
leczyli ME robili mi nadz'el wyle-
czen,a. Pan jednak mig zupe}nie
uzdrowi}. Za}uje tylko, re ME jestem
" stanie godnie to Panu odP}acic'
Ma wieki Panu wdzieczny,
JAN PILARSKl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

Scranton, Pa, s lipca, 1900.
Wielmozny Profesorze Collins sic.
Sauna ME wien, jak nam wygfo-
sic Panu ma podzieke, "a oswobo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

s%pr6bowat. a dis Bogu dziekuie,
re sic do Was udalam. Vase leki
usune}y bole, q dis jestem .t}usta-
zdrowa i silna. a ludzie movie, 1e Q
10 lat odmlodn,alam.
z pieknyn pozdrow;eaiem.
ANNA KOVACIK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
4 OALlCYI.
W e10DMYM ds,es,4tks la

w b10DMYM ds,es,4tka LAT
w,jecha}v z Wilma Slostry WAY
HI " losbie 50 os,adiy W We-
sslu pod ParYtem. Obecnle po~
wodu no ~ych Draw f~ranoaskich Q
kongregacyach sakoL nycb, mnsiaty
opu6o'd Franoy4 postanow'}y
powr6c'c ma s'emie poIska. Ma
ra.ie 10 posostaio 3eszcze " posu-
Gniowei Francyi, a 30 przYhvfo
pr.ed k,lku dulaml " trzech par
tyach do Wiednia. MledzY nieni
niewiele jul posostato prey 4yo'u
zS'6str dawnych Zokonn,ce os'ada
W CIeklinie pod Jas}em " GallcYi,
o6arowanym i'm 'goscinnie przes
Siostry Norbertank'. Tam pozosta"
NJ dopdty. dop6ki ME przeprowa-
dza budowy nowego klasztoru "
Jaele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

~0A<1~ "~A W. A AO0VSAA
wyleczeni tern Gorzkiem Winem'
Otto n p. SwiadectwO:
Dnia 81 Pazdziernika. z. r. spad}em z
kary ulicznej, 8 razy operowany, ME
mislem nadzie,, odzyskania kiedykol-
WEEK zdrowia Bedac W kurscy, ME
mia}em iadnego apetytu. zadne lekar-
stwo ME skutkowa}o. Wtenczas przy~
jaciel moi zaleci} mi Gorzkie vino Ora
Boiydca, a wypiwszy po trosze jedss
butelke, saczllem dozuawat u'gi, q
utgws;2c nadal tego lekarstwa, zosta}em
zupeln'e wyleczouy. sk}adan przeto
publlczne po~dziskowanie Panu Dokto~
FOWL Bo4yhcowi i polecam Jego CORR
KIE VINO c,erpi2cel %ludzkosci.
z szacunkiem
DR.. B. Wodzifski
$50 Noble Str. Chicago, Ill.
Pan DR.. Bozyncz swoje
GORZK1E VINO san fabryku;e.
Otto jego adres: DR.. NJ. BUZYNCZ,
$40 Milwaukee ave, Chicago, III.
Generally agent: Teofll Sajewicz
1909 Hoype ave-, Chicago, ILL.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

WOROCHTA. - Bawlac ia
ma wllegi .:urze, bywam z rodzloa
" tute]szej kaplicy domu ktiezv ia
nabozenstwlo. Dina ago b. m.
przysz,y take dzleci 70 szkQ17
tut.i,.ego sartaku, pod przewod"
nictwem dw6ch nauczycielek. ola
wystuchan MIA mszY 6w,etej Z okazvi
rozpoosecla sig roku @zkolnego.
Dsieci zachowa}y sig dos,c nleprzy-
.voio;e, ha}asowalv, ezturkaiqc sls
wzaiemuie, a ze zachowapia SIP
nauczyo,elek motna bY@o wnoHt'
ze nnbozehstwo MIC ,ch ME obcho-
dz,}o, ~siedziaiy buwlem apatycznie.
ne 4egnsiao sig l nj" biorac wo-
g6le udz,a}u " odprawialacej
ely mszy 6w., co tet swroo'fo
uwsge wssystk;ch obecnych W
kapl,cy. a takze i ksiedza PREY
oltarzu. Pc nabo, eiistw,e dowi.~
dzielismy sic ku %wielkiepu zd2;wie'
niu, IL ob,e nauczytielk' - u"
d6w kami. Jest to anomal,a obu~
rzsjaoa uczucia chrzescijansk;e, ably
nauczsnie, a take l wychowanie
dz,eoi katci,ckich oddawaG W rece
tydowsk ie C'eSawl ]este6my, jake
powody pedagog'osnej natury
klerowa}y rad4 szkolna pray obsa-
dzau,u tych posad nauozy oielsk,oh.
co.
SPOLICZKOWANY POSEL.
- Wyohod.aov we Lwowis mo
nitor" podaje p,smo nastepujace:
,,N,aiejssem oswladozam, zem
wypoliosko~at publ'osnie 1gnacs
Dsssynsk,eeo "a moralne dopo-
moteo, drabom " czvn lem znie-
wa4en,n mojej tony. Nadm'eniam
10 uwakam akt skarcen,s doraznepe
"a jedYae wylso'e wobec ,@go +"
dzstu bandytow ep~olec.nych, d.
iak,ch Ignaoy D~assYhski a.t'' y
Grsegoss Li,ilski. Krakow, dni,
IL w~.rsetnia roku 1901
Welding komeutarzs dodaneq,
Pres rsdakoyt Monitors" fak
sdarsYa sls dnia y ). n. Y po'ud
s%aaI BYasH S#f88E53A E#ss t4 tHIsa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
TB0kP MERCANTILE co.

TDokP hERCA,TILE CO.
Pod t. firing istnieje " Wise
consih~kiem 7oznan,u rzetelny
handel generally, sprzeda)acy
wszelkie towary, szczeg6lnie take
materya} bado~lany.
Szanownym Damon poleca
ten handel swoje patentowane,
bardzo wygodne gorsety czyli sznu-
r6wki, stemplowane trzema litera-
mi J. G. c.. Jackson Corset Coy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

RUDKI. - z powodu budu~
jaceJ Sc kolei Eel. nap}yns}o tn
" ub,eg&ym mies'acu wielu robot
n,26r. w,ecei NH potrzebs. byh
wiso taey, co g'odem marll. a
;eden. ME mogac zn'e6c nedzY'
powiesit SIC " lasku " brzezinie.
Poniewaz " dc PR, bYcla komieyi
s,dowej potrzeba byao tr1ymac
warte prey *rupie, ma ktoregoe ]! jag
sob,e OF :rzy4y zeby psY i lisy, Prsetoo
- funkcya obarczono pastucha
mieisco xego. Biedny wlsieleo mic
n,e posladaf pr6cz ssnurka. ma
xt6rym sig powiesi|. a Item ,,spa-
dek' na strzepk, rozdarli misdzy
sicoie .koledxy sam ob6;cY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
poc6z %cierpie6?
Uzywaj~
Doktora B0lYNCA
Gorzkego wilma.

Tysiace os3b, kt6re
juz ME mia}y nadzici
~wyzdrowienia, "a
wdziecza temu lecznl~
czemu napojowi swoje
~wyzdrowienie. Wszel.
kie choroby. jake to
dlspepsya, katar TO-
}adka, - choroby me-
rex, watroby. wyrzu-
ty sk6rne, neuralgia
os{abienie nerw6w oraz
rheumatyzm leczy pew
ME i %gruntownle. Do
WOODEN So tysiace POI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
2 WARSZAWY donosza nan

L0WICZ.' - Jeden ozytelnix
Gazety S*iatec.nej ptsse: Doucsse
. wypadku. kt6fY stal sie pod
kovlo.em; ;;echasem do Lo~i i,s'
q s,r &c 9 p q p'etdr pr.eden en-.
"a leohali Wawr.yhoo~i. Zsohar.
GOV % w.i Lasooina. Koa,e mieli
dobre, warte se $50 rubli. Kiedy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
Girls smash saloon.

wlonna Kilgore, Anna Peoples aud
Jesemlne wilhcrt, three young girls,
tho latter n daughter OF Lucy wilhert,
the colleague of Mrs. Nation, smashed
the summit saloon at Wichita, Kan,
Saturday afternoon. They entered
with rocks aud tho barheepcr did not
know that an attack was threaten ed
until the glass began to crash about
his ears.
Fred Wolf, the proprietor, defended
his place, knocking the girls down
with his fist and pitching them one
after another into the street In the
melee the wrist OF Miss Peoples was
broken.
The police made quick run for the
scene, arrested all three OF the smash
ers and lodged them In the city Jail.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
CHINA wlil ray sio.ooo. 600 a Year.

A cablegram from Mr. Rockhill,
special United States commissioner NJ
Pekin, received at the state department
mentions the receipt by the ministers
OF the response OF tho Chinese ENJOYS
TO the ministers demands for indem.
nifty.
The dispatch indicates briefly that
the Chinese represent that an annual
payment Of Sl0. OOo, 900 il the full eN.
tent OF their power TO pay ON indemnity
account, and viii take thirty years to
discharge the debt at that rate, with.
out Interest
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
MOB ASSAULTS ITALIANS.
Driven from the lois Kan, Cement works
by Americans.

Driven from the lois Kan, Cement works
by Americans.
Jerome fedcli, Italian Consul In
Kansas City, Is quoted IA saying thai,
the labor trouble Ia lola. Kan, the 9th
that resulted In several Italians being
driven from that town, after having
been assaulted by American worl,men,
will be made an international affair.
Two or three Italians were injured
pad ~ least one was carried from the
traia Ia a hi-sLst, ssr- Abe consni. 81
shali report the matter at once to Count
Rosew adowsLi, in Chicago, who has
Jurisdiction OF the State OF Kansas.
The expulsion Of the Italians from
the lola cement works Is u serious mat.
ter and will surely become an internR-
tlonal incident"
The leaders OF the mob were arrested
and are held under bond
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
MRS. MCKINLEY Ill.
Taken to san Trancisco Ahead Of Itinerary
In order to obtain Rest

Taken To san Francisco Ahead Of Itinerary
In order 10 Obtsin Rest
a special train bearing President
and Mrs. Mckinley, Miss Barber, DR..
Rixey, Secretary Cortelyou and Henry
4. Scott. arrived at San Francisco At 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon from Del
Monte. Mrs. Mckinley was taken
these by the president in advance Of
the regular programme that she may
obtain complete rest. Upon arrival
the president and party were driven to
the residence Of Henry r. Scott, which
they will occupy during their stay
here.
Mrs McKinley's condition Is said not
10 be alarming, but she has not been
well since the long journey began and
the trip has fatiRued her very much.
Saturday night she did not respond to
medical treatment aud both the prssi.
dent and DR.. Rixey considered II wiso
10 take her to San Francisco where she
could have complete rest for few
days at Mr. SCOTS residence aud where
DIR, llirschfclter, Mr. SCOTS ply sician,
could be consulted 4 necessary.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
n.aottsn aaln. Of roilce Captains.

Justice jerome has 10 his possession
check Endorsed by one Of the men who
are supposed 10 be responsible for al.
legged protected gambling In New York
City. Tho justice was asked what he
thought the Income Of police captain
was lilo answered.
ut all depends on the precinct. In
one raid evidence was found to indicate
that $500 was paid. There were ten
gambling houses In that precinct.
Multiply that by ten and you have
$50. 600 n ysar 80 what would DO com
sidcred gratuity."
Justice Jerome was then asked what
amounts he thought were paid for their
appointment TO captaiucy. "From
SIS 200 to se5, 900, he said "of course
this IL only an Investment, and the
amounts they receive are gratuitlos. q"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17

Detectives aud the police have broken
mp band Of American brigands who
have been operating In the province Of
Pampanga, north Of and not far from
Manila.
George Raymond, Ulrleh Rogers aud
Oscar Mushmillcr have been captured
aud Andrew Martin, Peter llcisc,
George Muehn and two others are still
being pursued.
This band committed outrages, muir
der and rape at Bacolor, PampangA
province, aud In that vicinity, aud sun
day last they killed Henry Dow, an
American.
The band sometimes represented
themselves rs American descrtcrs, aud
at other times as American soldiers.
George Raymond wore the uniform OF
n captain. Raymond was formerly a
policeman In Manila.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17

Republicans OF tho dominant faction
from every section Of the Keystone
state paid homage Tuesday night to
United States Senator NJ. q, Quay In
honor OF his reelection to the upper
chamber OF congress. The occasion
was a banquet in horticultural hall,
followed by reception at the Academy
OF Music, where the spending took
place. Senator Quay In bis address
declared that his political race was run,
and that he would never Sgain be n
candidate for nor accept any Official
position. lie had many friends to
remember, he said, aud no enemies To
punish.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
shoeklnr Murder of chIld.

Mrs. Nick Mark aud her daughter,
Mary Mark, the wifs and daughter OF
a prominent farmer near Wichita, Kas,
took Mary Marks illegitimate child
from u hospital Saturday, ON pretense
OF taking II to their home, and an hour
afterward It was found cholsed aud
buried In tho sand Of the Arkansas
river. An attendant In the hospital
suspected that something was wrong,
and notified the police. Both women
were put through sweat, and Mary
confessed the murder and informed
the police where the body could be
found.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
AMERICANS NAY TAKE
CHINESE LOAN.
Chinese Prefer to Raise MONEY In America
To secure Her Protection.

chinese Prefer to Raise MONEY In America
TO secure Her Protection.
American capitalists may be asked
by the Chinese government TO subscribe
to the loan II will have 10 negotiate 10
pay the indemnity 10 be exacted by the
powers. WI Ting Fang, the Chinese
minister. and New York fnanciers
have been In communication on this
subject. The communications are en-
tircly unofficial and have, therefore,
been kept very quiet Nevertheless, II
has developed that the idea has been
favorably received Ia New York. tits
Of course. impossible to say what the
outcome will be a. international poll
tics will have an important influence
upon the placing Of the loan, but intel.
ligent Cinnamon favor obtaining sub
scriptions from the United States.
The Chinese government Is well
aware that provided the open door
be conceded, the United States at this
moment would not go beyond formal
protest IN case OF tht NlNisi'" VI N"'""'
The situation would be changed, how
ever, ~ Chinese bonds valued at mil.
lions Of dollars were held by American
capitalists.
All that the Chinese minister has
done has been to make inquiries. and
American financiers have given an In.
dication Of what they are willing to
do. The loan will be very large
Special Commissioner Rockhill has ca
bled to the state department that the
ministers had agreed upon $685., O0O,0 600
but he is still trying to secure a reduc'
ton Of this amount-but the lower II
is the easier IL will be for China and
tho better the terms upon which she
can negotiate II.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
RlotlnE Follows strlhe At Albany, n. y.

One man dying, fully twenty or thirty
injured, tho trolley wires cut, cars de-
mollshed and the police almost power.
less 10 control the thousands OF men
patrolling the streets, is the result Of
an attempt by the street railway com
pany OF Albany, n. v, Tuesday, to
run It's cars with non.uuion men. A
thousand national guardsmen, 900
special deputies and 500 policemen are
patrolllng the streets to prevent a re-
eurrenee Of riotous scenes,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
CLARK IN RAILWAY rom
Desires 70 Even 10 with iIarrimsi o
Uvada Grade Deal

Uvads Grade Deal.
Present indications point 70 The
Hartman syndicatc as the WHINE 10
the FIGHT for the control Of the Nsth'
ern Pacific. Kuhn, Loeb & Co 'ho
financed the campaigA. are mostly
claiming victory
Tho opposing faction, headed Y j.
J. MN and J = Morgan, still pub
bornly deny discontinue Moran
will. It's stated, return TO New prl'
within three weeks.
The contest for the control oiihe
Northern Pacific. although II hAieh
the stock exchange, where II essed
havoc, has been intensified by th'ap-
pearance Of the name Of Senator " A.
Clark Of Montana. From KIM
Loeb source came the statement Rat
the tremendous buying Of UnionPa-
ciAc stock Monday was backed blythe
millions Of the copper senator, sled
by tho First National bank Of Jew
York city. senator Clark, IL Ia declTed,
Is In close accord with J. =. MORAN
Both are now abroad and have besa 10
Paris together.
Senator Clark, the dispatch adds, hAs
n grudge to settle with Hartman over
some western railway deal the uvada
grade and has Joined the Morgan
forces.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17

Afidavits have been fled In tho
United States circuit court OF appsals
at San Francisco by T.. H. Anderson
and Erik Llndbloom, charging Judge
Arthur II. Noyos Of the United states
district court OF Alaska, aud Thomns ]
deary, attorney for Alexander MeKen.
zle' with preventing tho enforcement
OF the writ Of supcrsedcas issued bv
Judge Morrow In the Cape Nome eases
aud rendering 1t Intellectual. The mat.
ter was taken under adylssmeu,by tho
court Of appeals
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17

Lord Paunesfote has received from
Secretary Hay draft Of new Mica
rAguRn canal treaty.
The total number OF volumes issued
from the home Office of the American
Tract society during the past seventy.
six years is 3e,39i, oe7i OF tracts, 479,-
,7l0, and Of periodicals 25s, 4ol, sos,
making a total OF 40, 1913, ia.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17

Commenting upon the growth OF
American enterprise In Russia and the
American endeavor to suPplant British,
German and Austrian undertakings, an
Odessa correspondent SAYS that an
American machinery syndicate has re-
ceived a concession to establish works
In Odessa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17

Charles Il. Grill, who was taken to
San Jose, Cal, from wichita, Kan
two weeks ago, under the belief that
he was James @. Durham, the murder.
err Of the McGlineey family was releas
ed from Jail Saturday evening. Sheriff
Laugford aud District Attorney Camp.
hell became satisfied that he is not
Durham.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
Aa,nnce on rrIce of Lumber.

Finished numbers OF all grades have
been advanced 81 a thousand by the
price list committee OF the Mississippi
Valley Lumbermen's association. The
reasons given are heavy demand and
scarcity OF logs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17
IMpoRTs ~ ENPoRTs.
what the monthly statement for Apri
shows

What the monthly statement for Aprii
shows.
The monthly statement Of imports
and exports Of the United States issued
by the bureau ~ statistics, shows that
during April, 1901, the Imports Of mer.
chandlse amounted 10 s7G, 75o,os2, Of
which s36.46i. 72s was FREQ Of duty.
The whole amount Is 81 ,O0o, 900 IN ex-
cess Of imports Of April 1900. The
exports Of domestic merchandise dur.
ing April aggregated sigO, 7sO,59O, an
increase Of e. 100000.
For the last ten months the total I'm.
ports Of merchandise were sii,Of0,35o
less than for the corresponding period
last year During the same months
the exports Of domestic merchandise
exceeded those for the corresponding
period In 1900 by ss5,5Go,25s The
statement Of the exports Of domestic
products Of the United States for April,
1901, also the Increase or decrease over
April, last year, shown as followG
Increase.
BreadstufTs. ....s2i, iO0,7i $1,000 900
Cattle aud hogs 3,iGo,076 100000
Provisions. ...... ii,27s,J s7 i,OOO,OJ0
Cotton. ........ 2a.o0o, 23s 100000
Mineral oils.... 0,i5i,7s7 10000
s-Decrease.
For the last ton months tho total ex-
ports Of domestic products was e74i,-
600, OOi, an Increase Of $50. OOO. 900.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-17

Following the recent action in the
ease OF Russia, In WHICH an additional
tariff duty was placed on sugar re-
ceiylng a bounty, the treasury DEPART
ment has imposed an additional duty
of 10. centavos per kilogram upon Ar
gentine sugar.