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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09

The Virginia rcr;ci hse-.i-.icr elects
~1aeers and Sdiesra,--Tho Q q
e.-l iris. CT t.,e s:cais-r sr So
Nevport News. Va. August TIA
Virginia Dental Association adjourned
this morning after one OF The busiest
and most Interesting Sessions ia the
hisio~. co the boav rhe meeting. v6i, D
was holt &C oid roant. was especially
notable ly reason OF the aD.e clnics
read end discussed.
Icst 90 the morning session WAS De-
vCtca 90 a discussion &C operative
dCu.l-trs end dental hy-cinc. Ness.
>. s. 'ro1htinl. No' coik. Leo Taiaf r.
70. Madison. H.. l.. Booth. Dral =
Branch. Ne-c elected 20 membership
hot e-rings. Va was chosen as the
nest meeting place and The cxecutive
nfce-e0-, arrangements.
--e lcuN catio- elected she foitouinc
nfH.ers Pre- dent. d B~ldroforth
Richmond. First Vice Preeilcrt 4. B.
Sr.tl. lSDhrocd. Second Vice Pre- ste
-,-t g. l.. simpson. Elncas,.c. Th.rc
Vice Preside. 20. 2. T. Wolrc~ Norsoik.
-...r--- 49, H. "vaf1. Portsmouth
rer.-0r ,l~- .o-rctary.1. Hc1 Moore
r.t-h1N.U. d. rt ~g Secretary. O. cor-g
n -..ros. 0hro- Executive Corn
litttt-.- u. .-If .e~ nitc. Newport
NaNs T.. II ,eal-.s DanNtie. IS W
saith. hwr~5
The monitor Arkansas returned FROM
her of.t-l trlai Co. .a,. having malS
two ANA tNo-terthr Knots above The
Required $50. et 90 - '-1 fnots. THE per-
fofmerDe 90 tat o. or.-or u.s DOB ui
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09
HARRY TRACY DEAD.
TsE NOTORIOUS OUTLAW SHOOTS
HIMSELF.
HIMSELF
ENGAGES a POSSE IN BATTLE

~ounceo BY One % Tire Officers. He
Prefers Death 10 cspture-t1s
Ends His Own lrfe-After saf
fling the Officers CT Two States
arc After . Wonderful Flight Of
Nearly Four Hundred Miles Across
Oregon and Washington. IS Hunt
GO Down ~ Four Citizens.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09
STE AND CAPITAL.
a DIG FIRE 1T uNioH TacoLoSi
CAL sEmi:sAST AvEsrsn-
$500 Damage TO WATTS HAIL

TIC coue,c VIII Net be Behaved 3
the Opening Of the seo1'o'--S'
CNrress Messenger chaeSsS WIN :
Serious OTerse-Ths Pursy {. Z
Oliver Sunk by coilioion-Unites
In the Holy Ronds OF Matrimony-
= Coy'o Narrow EseoPe iron
Death.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09
Sale Of Merchandise
Overflow

80 Cases of Goods shipped to this Store las
week. Manufacturers and Jobbers Observation-Disclosures
Our New York buyers were kept busy two weeks in
bringing these goods New Spring Fabrics every des
cription with the purchase, Ladies Ready Made
Garments, Carpets. White Goods Wash Goods Colored
and Black Dress Goods. Silks. Ribbons, Innings, etc.
The Savings from "A third to half from the orig
nal cost OF production.
The Richmond Dispatch OF Feb 23rd contains a full
price-list from the Various Departments
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09
sEvEs MN KILLED
n . Collision CO Fast Freight and .
Work rain.

Narshaitowu Ia August 1.-Two
engineers and seven laborers were Kill
81 this afternoon ln a collision u the
Chiezgo. Milwaukee and ST. Paul two
uiles west 81 Rhodes. this county. be
eWeen = fast fTeignt and . work train
twenty laborers were injured. Segel.
.y-eiEht la5Orers were % the wOrf
rain The freight met Tho work train
going - fun speed on rcverse curve
The accident rs attributed 10 disregard
81 orders aud Elgnzss.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09
College OF William and Mary,
WILLIAMSBURG. VA.

Two Hundreth and Tenth Session be-
gins OCTOBER ,. 1902.
Fall Collegiate course leading 10 de-
erccs oi b. a. and 81. a.
Full Normal Cours-
Board. Fuel. Lights and Washing, SO
per month
40 tuition fees charged normal stud
cnt~.
send for catalogue.
LYON O.. TYLER, president,
5-m NJ. A.. IL. y
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09

Lafciefte, Tenn. August Sin a dis
pate to-day Ira Baton. aged :. shot
enc Killed hfs 5-yeef-oic brother with q
I~ealiors target qua. because hs yoald
~ ecpkly with his wishes
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09


Spokane. Wn. August s-uar-r
Tracy. the roforir-,s ,,,.l.,,- 40 ,,i.1,
NE 49,, -, , =,
-' '-
"' Ht'ti'' 'ii - tl'e Fth- attef
hiilnS threc prison guards kinel aim
SEA- early this morning after beira
wounded by the rice OF on, -r j, r,ssr
- -,-,---.r. 49,. --.....-,-s ~
.-,- --- "
--' eii''t~- sl@'loA On
NuS ~ .-silli-ton central r1t.-oaa about
MY miles west cr Spokane faSt night.
Wc~d was SrDt herl to r-,--.-,.-- "a.
cou-+v ss.- ,-4 49,. , :.
--.tN "~lllt4 70 tH- scene n e
posse under sheriff Gardner opened FIRE
o. Tire OUTLAW. AND one bullet r..-.--..s rs
-lElt lec between -re Knee ANA trfr'1
About twenty minutes rfre- N..--
wounded b. shot himself r.-h orc IL
Ms revo've-s ana hfs BODY VAS for-i
this morning after f-rr-n-t The ~e-
volver with which ha f...f himself
Vas C-lsrei tightly lr rfs -.-rt ha-s
AFTER h1lfirE the officers 20 rno
$500 e-.-l q .e--t'i-. -.-,- ~ ntar-
~ lTt-
~ "-N
.-
s..-- "a
-
,---l- 49, 81 ..-1
$50. --s
.--.-.-.-
80. -.-t
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p r--.-
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-..--
--,-s, $50. -..-...-- .-.---..
49, 80 49,. $780, 4
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~ --f. r--..- -n...-. .,.- ..-- -.-..
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49, .-.--.-- -- $500
---Fe III -..--,-. ,..... r. .-.--.--- =, --.-
----A V--.- -....- . .--
me ~ 49, r-- -l.,- .-.-.-..-
'a---e- rsr, -~r-- r. -- "a So
fe,s. v,-h--. .-r.-.-- ~. f.. .--,.----
tior -hev saw a rr-r is-ulr- e-ra rhs
Ia coc-
THE FUGITIVE rrS-11--rrD
.s- 49,. -----. --. 49,
-
- -------- .- DBL. --.-s --..
r.. ~----- ..-.-..r $780, 80
So -.-------..- .-..- ----- i,
80 ~ 49,. t---- gt'.-- 3d.. -.,--
49, ------.-- $3.50 ~ 49,. .. 49,
- - 80. -, s...-..-- ...--s 81
ais ~. 49,, - I. .,..-t-- ..-.. -.-.... s.---
-rfrf -hr- rr--s --r-r ...---.,.-.-
fr.r wa-. r- a-s r-sFv .-r--.-.-...5 IS.
49, n 49, r.r- -~---..-- ..---- r-.--. .r.
n--- ar-f- r-s 49, r.r-..-.- t..- 49,,
urhitch TIE horses Fse carried ro re
although he had hlF resulvers - place
Tne fr-ifiVe finally saw rhe -re- -a~-
Tylur rlles and flrle1 sharp s. o. E11y
and Said
WHO are those -re--
I lrr'f seq rrw -ra- sara -rrw
Tray pointed out tre tw1 men c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09
Two BLOC1ls OF BUILDINGS
EIrRr ED

Alvin. Tex. Aug 20 6-Fire today
Aestrorel two cks OF business
houses about aztec firms losing al Oi
Their stock Less. . Zoo.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09

ftockfon. Cal. A gust LEO pvfl<-
eg. S5fe and three sllssen We're burs8-
e 70 death az th~l. lDunfry home neaT
the ssjssFs Of z1lic' this coaaty. lass
nlgng.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09
Virginia Military Institute,
LEXlNG TON, VA.

Gffh Year. state Military. Scientific
and Technical school. Thorough Courses
in general and applied Chemistry. Elec-
tnoty and Engineering. Coniers de-
gree Of graduate ia Academic Course,
also degrees Of Bachelor of Science In
Technical Courses. All expenses, includ-
Ing clothing and incidentals, provided
az rate ~ S365 per annum. as an average
for the tour years, exclusive of outfit.
Fer Information address
GEN. SCOTT SHIP,
superintendent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09

President Stevens. OF the Chesa peake
an1 Ohio railroad. says that the line
Wiz D. double tracked ia eighteen
uOnLha.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09

The Republlcans of the Ninth District
viii hold convention a. Abingdon
Sepf Der % 90 nominate "a candidate
Tor congress % oppose the Hon w. r.
khea. the Democratic nominee and in
CEmbcnt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09

So. Louis. August Score. RHE
S.. Louis ...-..6.C o I 8 60 F-l2 Is
Boston --......1 o % o o o.
Batteries Dcnahre and kahoe
Young. Sparks and Crigcr. Tme 1876
Empires, tombstone and Carruthers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago. August 1.-Scorc- RI. z
Chicago .....-..0 % o o 0ol % o. q :
Washington $40 O OF oo1A = e
Batteries. Gsrvlu. Griffith and Mo
Farland. Orth and Clark. Umpire
Sheridan Time. 1.f0
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09

tonrr snyder is roporicd 70 b. dy
ing go his home in Pittsylyanla coun
~ from blogss received on the head
some days ago by young man named
Dalton. There had been bad feeling
between the men for a long time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09

bicycle cap end a ir &C rouch shoes.
Hc had one rifle ar two r.NolNc~S.
Tnrr~ III VAIN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09

a surprise wedding here this morn
lr flat o.. Mlss Katherine Drew
81 daughter ~ Mrs Blanche Drcwry
cl IBIS C-ty. 90 SIR. Sterling Boiseeau
% Charleston 8 C. Tho wedding was
2 qu.ef ~-e at tho home ~ Mrs. Mar
shall On south Third street.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23
! ssnin,fyun pals1is1
" AMERYCE.

Wyzsze zaklady naukowe
dla spo'sczehstwa 50 TEN.
czem Jest sxkola ludowa dla
poszczego oloych osad. Bez
.szk6lk; ludowej skazana jest
Eosada IA upadek. Mlodsze
pokolenie ME majac sposobs:'
nose, uczenia sic i s~oich
|rzeczy otrzeb ebniel lszych.
|gdy przyiidzae Do u.nania,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

BERLIN, Is pazdz.
Rad pruski postano-
viii nabyc na w}asnosc
s hnij kolei zelaznle.J, 'l
.ktore znajdowa}y sic
dotychczas W posia-
daniu kompanlj pry-
watnyc;i, a mlanowi Vi
Gle lime: poludnlowa
W Prusach w scho-
dnich. Malbolk Mlaw-
ka Altdamm kolo-
brzeg; Starogr6d kis.
trzyn; Kilonie Flens-
ionrg i Wroclaw War
szawa. D-|'lugoSc -|' tordw
kole]oWych wynosl
558 mil a maiatek
kompan,j przedstawia'
wartosc okolo 20 mi
lion0w dolar0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23
WlLKESBARRE,

w LIZA LIN AJAAAAOAOA9 =
Pa, l8 pazdzl''. z
Wszystkie pos''zlc'z'e-
g6lne unie g6rnik6w
edby waja obecn'e
zgromadzer1:ia i wy
b,eraj4 delegat6w na ll'''''
konwencye kt6ra sic
odbedzie W ponlie-
dzialek " teatrze
Nesbitt dla powziecia' p'
uchwa4y czY stfajk
ma bye zakonczouy ':'l II:
czy ME.
w szystko wskazu.
ie ze strawberry Ego
dza sic ma Warunl.l}k'l nj
proponlo,w''a''lne 70 przez' z
prezyden'tl;al 'l;l Roosevelt '|'''
ia u uznane przez
Mitchela 90 do komi-
syi arb,tracYjn q 6
Byd mmoI1le, n 'Il' ze e pc y ~
na liczba / dl|Ye''|llegatl6W' "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

Ismy sami . :rzccz takicj do.
oios'osci ME dbajaeE T. 'noyeh
na ten eel pomocy szukali-
IDotychczas. n;estety bardzo
malosmy " tel sprawie uczy
|n,li. Istnieje w1asciwie jeden
zaklad wyzszy polski< " DEE
tro.t. Mich. a W jalsim znaj-
duje Sc po|oteniu? AZ strach
pomyslet. Prsewielebny
KS. J6zef Dombrowski pred
kilkunastu laty zJ v as q
lIrlce nabyI kawalek zienni ]
!zbudowal trzyp;s,rowy dom
|n,ewielki, fecz az fa zbyt
I
,bszeroy ma poczat X. "
,adzici. ze czasemI dobuduje
CO bedzie koniecznefn- L;czyl
Prev. KS. Dombrowski ma
poparc,e swego dzie'a przez
ca'a Polon'a smerykahska, ale
" k lku latach nastfpnych
pezekonal sc. IL sic prze-
1'czyi. Og6' Polsk; 2
ma'ymi wyIatkam', obojetnie
ATRIAL ma jego mozolna j
'.aevdzieczoa prace Kolekty
ktore. W pocza,k-ch sam =
pom, ca Wiel. Ks Buhaczkow
skiego i innyeh IS ely prcfe-
,.,row podczas wakacyt zb.t' t'
raj, gdzie Inu a k a " e
pozwolono. starczylY zaledwie
ia opedzenie wydatkow poe
b ez.'ych, na rozszer1en'e "a
kladu ME zbywalo. M'cdz,ezy
1aS chciwej naukl kazdym
rok,em przybywalo. ale "a
k'ad ME r6sl. bo ME bylo
'aleznego poperc.a, a MO
dziedcy chlopcy zapisu. acy
SIC ma uczni6w. ne w'ele
3tac,li. a wiatrem ich uzywit
ME bylo podobna pom'mo
wszelkich uynalazk6w. Jake
w tym czasie poczyniono. Me
naprawila stosusk6w op'aka~
nych ami wieSc o inkorpora~
cyl zakladu. DIS po kilkuna-
stu latach niezmordowanej
piracy. Po zlozen;u tylu do
wod6w, re ME dla zachcianki
|tylko. osobistel seminaryum
Fzalozono. pom mo niby pre-
konania og6inegc. ze instytu-
|cya okazala sig pozyteczna i
ne mijalaca sic 2 SVEN zae
daniem sluchac nam przyszlo.
g,osu 1ozpaczliwego jakby
wolajacego ma puszczy:: J. Stu.
dentow NE many gdzie po-
miesciG! koniecznem okazato
sic rozbudowanie zakladu a
ME many "a CO! Zaczelismy
budowat. lecz zaniedbano
piracy dla braku funduszow.
itp. Doprawdy zarumten;t
sic trseba ze wstydu. zesmy
do czegos iodobnego depu-
SC II! Gas JUL. abysmy Sc
zbudzili : letargu. cos " tel
sprawie ucsyniIi stanowc<ego.
L abysmy do tego wszyscy
Sc przylozyli. Skladki wpraw-
die poplynely, ale. g tylko
|od n:euielu, a kto vie, czy
|starc1a "a ~yko ohczenie obec-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

P ARYZ, Is paz-
dziernika. Wczo :
raj rozpoczeR}y sic
tut,j ob!rady 2 po-
wodu zamkniecia
szk6} klasztorAych !
z po.wodu Wyslanla
wojsk przegciw straj-
kierOm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

Inle rozpoczetej piracy. Myby-I
smy zrcbili propozycya ktora
uskuteczniona. zspobiegiaby
ma zawsze podobnym hahb'a
cym mas stosunkom. Me je-
st-sn.y przyiacioitni niemc6w,
iecz IA ten raz p6ldzmy "a
ich przyk'adem. Ot6t niemcy
IA semioaryum W Columbus.
lUhio., zapewnili sob:e fundu.-
see " ten sposob. Wezwsf
wszystk'ch niemcow katoli.-
{k6w do utworzenia stypen.-
dyi dla ubogich studentow.
Kazde stypendium wynosi
p,et tysiscy doiarow. 4.
,k'ada.a IA ME wszyscy wedle
muznosc,. Sumo z4klad ma
prawo uzyt ma swe pofrzeby
!lub ulokowa6 na pewnem
m eJscu. ably przyoosila od-
Jsetki, cyl, prscent. a "a
kazde stypend'um po w,ecz, e
!czasy obow. azaoy Jest zdk'ad
Wy chowywa6 jednego ubo-
giego students. w trzech
latach st,pendii uzbieralo sic
okolo s'edmdz es'at. czyl, SUI
lmy przeszIo czterysta tysieey
tdolaroW. Tax byt zakiadu
zabezpieczony. j moznose da-
n, okolo 7o-c u studentom,
bezpiatnie sic ksztaic e. Mas
lPolakow " Stanach Z,edno-
czonych ME wiele mn'ej jak
n.emcow katonkow. 4 chociaz
ME )esteSmy mole tax zamoz.
nymI jak oni, to pam.etalmy.
ze j, u Mich wieksze sunny ma
ten eel ziozone byly niel.cz-
ne. Dawal. po dolarze | Iak
kto m6gi. ME potrzebuJemy
Sc wIec obawiat, zeb5 smy
po1aczonymi silami " ten
sposob ME mogll 7apewni6
wygodniejszego bytu naszej
instytucyi. NiechaJ tylko, kie-
rown:cy sem!naryum sc na
te propozycya zgodza wszyst-
k,e gazety polsk,e " Amery
ce ia sprawa aa seryo czytel-
n,k6w swych zainteresuja. a
sadtimy ze W kr6tk.m czasie
wyswobudzimy zakiad W De-
troit krytycznego poiozenia.
Wielebnc duchowjenstwo
sprawe poprze. dz,s bowiem
zapatrywania ma seminarium
det1o oickie sic zm'enily ma
lewsze. N e odwl6czmy
sprawy. ktora juz dawno
pow:nna byla zostac zaiat-
wiona.
Plan zb!eralia skladek
chetnie kazdego czasu jestes
my gotowi przediozye. jezeli
propozycya znsjdzie posluch
przyjeta bedzie-
MILWAUKEE Wis Tu-
teiszy fabrykasnt drzwi
|okienn;c pan FraDciszek
szalkowski zosta1 wyrzucony
: buggy. : powodu zderze
Inia sic ! wagonem kary ul:c1-
Incl. Pan S. Jest etko polka
lleczony ! ma gaebok4 rane
i q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

znieGbeci Sic ku starszym
zniss vtdzi swoich. odwr6c
sic n;ch poidzie tam
|gdsil ,dzi wieksze z-biegi :
|kszl es,ie swych r6wniak6w
poi DO obcych. chociazby
|onif wrogami danej naro'
ldoH Sci ] religii. Gdziekol-
rle brak odwagi duchow-
Ioyc lub fa'szywe pojmowa-
IaiS Iosi4zk6w niespelnianie
ch xez rodz;cow =. costa via
osal bez szkoiy ludowej.
tub ko's 90 daie,fed kierow-
nic. . niedole oleznych nauczy~
c,el atam w,dzimy ubytek za-
mia .wzrostu osad, a. ubytek
,ie7 7p~etowany. bo " mIod
ser p'.koleniu. Ola braku
'zke ludowych irysk e para
n
he aza : kazdym rokiem d.
apa] ku, q u mas " podob-
,sc1 kolIcznoSciach dz:elt
ie eszcze gorzej. bo tfac,my
cd homie. gdyz m'.dziez U.
,uwa.aca ! $ 8 Cd parafii. cara
EN- wypiera sic narodowosc'
Nldlnacze! rzecz Sc ma take
e otec1el1stwem naszem.
lPszYszl smy wprawdeie prs-
vie bez vy5atltd do Amer, Ii
"a ch.ebem. z pr6zoymi reka..
m i k'eszensa pusta bga. j
chyba W szc1ere checi zara..
b.ania na ch'eb powszedni,
|,ezeli sic powiedze. dorabia-
MA Sic dobrobytu. aleSmy
przy byli " dostatecznej licz-
bic, aby ME zgina6 " morzu
amerykanizmu. .Czujemy sic
dzis me mn'ej polakami jak
kiedysmy ojczyzne opuszczali
chcemy Polakami pozostac !,
.potomstwem naszem uro-
dzonem ma amerykahskiel
ziemi Mzmocnit nasza Polske
W Ameryce. ale zarazem ME
odbierae mlodszemu pokole-
n,u moznosci stanae ma r6wni
pod kazdym wzgledem z in
nymi amery kanami. Potrzeba
nam vice osw,aty przede
,wszystkiem. to osw,aty. kt6.
ra wyk,eruje mtodziez nasza
na prawych Polak6w. ko
chajacych swych pr4odk6y !,
swo) nar6d. j oraz uzdolni ich
do mierzenia SIC ameryka
nami lnnego pochodzenia "
kszdym zawodz,e j " kazdem
powoianiu. Przyzaat tedy
mus. my, ze ME chcac sic na
'razat na wzgarde ! n,enawisc
mIodszego pokoienia, a TEN
samem ulatwiae mlodziezy
wynarod odowienia, many swie-
ty obowiazek stara6 SIC o
zakladan e istrzymanie wyz
szych zaksad6w naukowych
polskich Wiadcmo atoli nam
wszyst m. te lax szkola lu
dowa polska tax polskie
wytsze zak:ady naukowe ska
zane So wylacznie na 1asz
|grosz, ze ME mozemy sic
ogladat na= nikogo 2 pomoca
/ wsparciem z res1ta byloby
Iublilalacem dla mas gdyby
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23
DOWIT7Y
TElEcR||'||.AI||IF|| R. ! A|IF|czihE|:'. ! ! !

Z POhUDN TO-
WEI AMERYKI
20 pazdziernika. Do
chodz9 zn6w wiescl Q
bitwis jaka 1niala sic J
odby6 pom['ieRd:zy
wojskiem rEado-
wen a reW'oI'lul!cyoni- Nc u!
stami.
Podobno po sled
miu dniach walki 5000
rebelant6w pod gene
rafem Medosa ustapi-
10 2 pola powracajac
napowr6t do da,wniej.
szej Pozycyi 8 mil
cd La Victoria.
Donosza, ze prez
Castro mia} zabiG j
porani6 oko4o ol]E 3 5000. y
ludzi.
Zwyc1esztwo wojsks,n.
pod plrez l > 2 Castra Is T. ~
doczne.
Kuryer 2 Valencyl
donosi, ze do wozoraj
miasto je'sz'''c'ze y bylo
wolne Cd rewolucyo-
nist0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23
LONDYN l7lpazdz.

LONDYN !, {. n. 0 !. ! ! / lpazdz.
Posei 'Kranlarz o.
|giosil 20 angielsku
hroszure '' J, Europa ! j
K kwestya czeska , v
kt6rej wykaz'u.je. y'''' ze
Czesi podjeli wake = j e
przeclw eel aspilrta'lcyoln rae
Niemiec do zapanllo-
wania mad sWlatem. e IN.
Niemcy uIs:i:luja $: obec
ME zmiazd 9; y i z.yt J b J Wiol 10
polshi, ab.y zala6 il'.!; l,o-
tenn A ustrya. MieJsce
Austryi je tpo. stronIe tt m
Rosyi.
NEW YORK 20
pazdz. P odmorski to-:
legram donosi z ka1 K Il
RI, 1e wczo'r1aj J; ora byl,,
III nowych wYpad
k6w cholery a umarlo
81 os0b
Washington, D. G !.
20 pazdl!z. L! Konsul g
smith d do i do blur
Rad wy; ze og6-
lem " CALVIN lEEglpcie
byfo wypat1 65W 5 s. cho-
.lery 705 unarlo zaS.
$780,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23
RZY VI. II. pazd|z';.

RZY ..!'. N. Il. palzdzi',.. :.
z kdl watykan-
sk;ch wyszl:a Wiado'- O
moS;c;'65, ze NJ gr. Ia =
leskl, dele lei ggat apo :
.stoski " ! ndya.ch,
zostaniie mianoWany
delegate':mll 1: N a pos'tol-
skim v Kanadzle "
mie.jjsc'e' see Mlgra + 81 alco; 60
[niio. q Mgr. N Stare &! I'll 20 o
|sta','nlliIle'' star Il'' dele ga tenn y y
iIInndyallc|h I d . ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

WASHINGTON,
Is pazdz. Mitchell
odpowiedzlal prezy-
dentoWl urzedownie,
ze zwo1a} konwencye,
.kt6ra zgodzi sic ME
watpliwie ma projek-
towana kom1isYe ! roz-
iem|cza, do kt|o:'rej
Mitchell ma zaufanie,
ze rozsgdzi bezstron-
ME kwestye sporne
m'edzy g6rn!ikaml,
a wla6ciclelami ko-
pain. Mitchell ma ma
dziieje, ze wyrok tej
kolmisyi ustali ma
zawsze spokoJ mi mie-
DIV obiema stronami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

bedzie sic opleralG, a
le wieRkszos6 : s6 .staDio sta
|przy MitcAllu. / Ii
MT. CARMEL, ] Pa.
is pazdz. 20 lokal-.
nych unil wyb',r;alo
delegat6w na v'l kon-
Weneye do w likes
barre. Wszyscy do
stall lnstrukcye aby
zastosowall sic do ~
czeh Mitchella.
WASHINGTON,
o. c., Is pazdz. Pre-
zydent Mitchell made.
sialdo Roosevelta list
" kt6rym powiada
mia o wYborach dele
'egatow ns konwen
eve ! wyraza nadzie-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-22
FIRE FIGHTERS JOLLlFY.
Aberdeen Department Entertains Hoquian
Fire Ladies'.

The smoker given by the Aberdeen
Fire Department., Friday evening, in
honor of the Hoquiam Department, was
one of those pleasant affairs that occur
just about often enough to make life
worth living.
Tie Hoquiam Fire Department, Mayer
Fairy and members of the Hoquiam city
council, came up on the steamer Progress
and were met at the dock by commit
tee of the Aberdeen department, headed
by the A. f. D. band, and escorted to
fire headquarters.
Besides the fremen, the handsome
room was filled with prominent citizens
of both cities. The visitors were well
coined eloquently by Col. f. II. Fox,
and short addresses were made by Mayor
Frary, f. L. Morgan, o. G. Fenalson,
and others OF Hoquiam, and Mayor
Anstie, j. j. Carney, M. r. Sherwood,
G. P. Clerin, II. T. Dabney and others Of
Aberdeen, and j. G. Long, of Portland.
The musical part OF the entertainment
was very fine. The department band.
under the leadership of G. w. Nelson.
rendered some delightful airs, as did the
string orchestra, led by Prof. Bumps.
Gus Tate, of the Olympus theater, favored
the occasion with song.
After the "feast OF reason and flow OF
SOUL" the company descended to the
hose room. where sumptuous lunch
was spread. The eatables, drinkables
and smokeables were found to be excel
lent, and received ample justice at the
hands OF the assembled guests.
The social feeling existing for long
time between the fremen of the twin
cities has become stronger than ever
since the Hoquiam department came so
CALAMITY to the rescue of Aberdeen at
the Western Cooperage fire, and both
cities are to be congratulated upon the
existence of a feeling that insures the
cooperation of both departments in the
event OF serious conhagration at either
oitx,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-22
LUMBER TRADE NOTES.
From the West Coast and Puget Sound
Lumberman,

l anyone te,ieves that the railways
are enforcing the rule against open ship
ments OF shingles, he should take some
thing TO. his bellef-it needs fixing.
The railways charge each other twenty
cents a day for the use of cars. They
charge grain men (sonetimes) fifty cents
day, and lumbermen never less than
one dollar.
The only reason the lumbermen OF this
coast do not get more for much OF their
stock is because they do not ask it. They
throw away much good money by over
modesty.
A recent shipment OF eight thousand
doors was made from New York to Eng
land. This is not the wide-open.door-
policy that statesmen allude to so fire.
quently, but it is a good one to cultivate.
Somebody has estimated that $50 000,-
900 as been invested in the timber lands
of Oregon and Washington within the
past three years. The figures are proba-
NY tOo loISSy tIOuSil Ndot Suirio iIaNC
been placed in the two states.
Few people have seen such dense smoke
as that which is now prevailing along the
coast. In 1914, however, it was much
thicker than at the present time. Then
the smoke reached out over the ocean
one hundred or more miles, and vessels
were tied up or anchored. The fires were
in the forests OF Oregon. The Indians
were driven out Tor want OF game. In
Coos Bay the oyster beds were ruined by
the charcoal and ashes, washed over them
by the rains which stopped the fires.
Some OF the standing timber bought
from the state OF Washington three years
ago has not been removed by the pur-
chasers, and according to the law will
revert to the state 1t is said test case
has been bought by an alien timber
owner, who seeks to purchase the land
and thus hold the timber.