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Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
PARTY AT MATTHEW SLAUGHTER's
uiven Last Thursday Evening In Honor of
Miss Beatrice Jones and Harvey FARRELL

A party was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Slaughter, OF
near town on Thursday night last in
honor of Miss BeatIce Jones and Mr..
Harvey FARRELL. A delightful evening
was spent in games and other social
pastimes. Those present were: Misses
Ola Burch, Grace Keiser, Kate Keiser.
Jemima Shorts, Emma Shshan. Cora
Ford, Beatrice Jones, Daisy Warner,
Jessie Stats, Ethel Sherwood; Messrs
Earl Davis, Gilbert Davis, Wilson
Keiser, Elmer David, Irving Raughley.
Oscar Shorts, Hughey Jones, Elmer
Stats, VIM. Robinson, Harvey Rash.
Riney Slaughter, Nathan Bailey.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
Sealed Bids for Coal Asked For.

Considerable time was consumed in
discussing the coal supply for the COM
ing year. Mr.. John W. Watkins.
representing the Charles W. Warner
Company of Wilmington, appeared be-
fore the Council and made proposi-
tion to furnish the town with 300 tons
OF coal. Chairman Grieves of the
Light and Water Committee explained
that said committee had been making
ten-day tests of the different grades of
coal at the plant and that furnished bv
Mr.. Watkins was not altogether salts
factory. However, it was decided to give
Warner coal additional tests and to the
notify Mr.. Watkins when they de-
cided to have bids submitted. Later
in the evening Councilman Stockly
thought the Council should not
delay in the matter of contracting
for the years coal supply and moved
that the Council ask for bids on the
different grades tested as approved by
the Committee, and that the Council |
meet in special session tomorrow,
Thursday, evening, to open and con-
slider same.
1t was decided to postpone repairing
the pumps at the waterworks until
some time this fall when they would
not be so busy. In the matter of pur-
chasing scales for the plant, Mr..
Stockly said that b. had awaited on
Mr.. W. M. Lewis who agreed to fur
nlsh American Scales at $500. He
coNTlNIIEn ON ElErL nAcr
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
WATCHING FOR THE NEW COMET.
Smyrnians Looking For 1t With Everythiuc
from Window Pane to Spy Glass

some of the young folks, not exactly
star gazers" have been devoting this
week looking at the new comet. Some
can :, detect it with the naked eye, but
they get along better by using an
opera glass. 1t is in tho constellation
known as the 'DipperS" 1t perhaps
mas mas been several centuHes since the
upper" hFd its cosmio Must cleared
on Oy the tall of a com iSsAsIt will not
De visible lof~. ~
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
SALE OF THE BRINTON PROPERTY.
Only Oue Property Disposed of at Public Sale
Saturday, on Account of Low Price

At the sale of the estate of J. G.
Brlnton, deceased on Saturday at the
Delaware House, this town, only one of
the six properties advertised was sold
the bids not coming up to expectation.
The property sold is occupied by Mrs
Susan Wells, on Delaware street, the
purchaser being Mr.. W. A. Stevens.
for $3.50. Mrs. Rachel A. Brinton.
has sold at private sale her dwelling
on lower Delaware street adjoining J.
Harvey Speakman's to Miss Mary q,
English, of this town.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
SUOLERSvILLE GIRLS FOND OF ICE CREAM
fOung Men Throw Dsmper on Their Pro.
sPects BY Forming an Autl.lce Cream CIub

Two young men of Sudlersville, Nd.
nave prepared a resolution to be sion.
ed oy all who are in sympathy with the
movement. 1t reads as follows: Re-
solved, That all young men between
tne ages of 10 and % years shall be de-
barred from entering ice cream saloons
except alone. Penalty-all their
pocket money and eternal ostracism
from association with their fellow
courtlers. 1t is understood that the
above resolution has been drawn up in
seif defense, as the young ladies of
tnls town are so fond of this summer
oehcacy that all of their change goes
IN this direction in a ceaseIess stream.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
ODESSA-MIDDLETOwN TROLLEY LINE.
lnOlsa'lOns are That 1t will be In Operates
by the Middle of August

Work on the Odessa and Middlo-
town (trolley) railway is still progress
ing rapidly, and the indications are
tnat traffic will be commenced in the
near future-about. the middle of
august. The track-laying has been
finished as far as Odessa, the work
men now being at work on the streets.
with much of the grading already
done. The thick service wire was put
up on Saturday last, and is completed
nearly the entire route, and in fe W
more days, it is thought, the electric
current will be turned on. The work
Is progressing as rapidly as possible
all along the line.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
Captain Lewis Takes out New PAPERS

Captain Joshua Lewis, formerly
pilot OF Steamer G. F. Brady, has had
his papers raised to Master" and is
now captain and master of Steamer
frankie. Captain Walter Jefferson of
Philadelphia has succeeded Captain
avis as pilot of Str. Brady.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
FISHING PARTY TO KITS HAMMO

Steamer "FFankie" will Leave Thursday
Night With Party for the Fishing Banks
Owing to Stacking off in fruit shin.
ments and taking advantage of the
intervals between crops thus giving a
good opportunity for days holiday.
the steamer frankie" will not mako
her regular run Thursday to Phila.
delphla, but will leave Smyrna Land.
ing at midnight Thursday for kits
Hammock with a party of about forty.
Boat leaves early to arrive for early
morning fishing and will be back bv
6 p. m. Friday.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
EXCURSION TO NATIONAL PARK.
Friendship N. E. Sunday School to Have
an Excursion On Thursday August tth

Friendship EecEk, ~, :
Thoroughfare n nv. -.
cursion to National Par
ware River on Thursda &
by the steamer G. F..
church had an excursion 0OD
the same place which was hlg
!oyed by all who went and they !.
they will have one as successful
year. The fare is so cents for the
round trip for adults, children under
u years free. The boat will leave
Flemings landing at O'Clock a. M
and the return will be by moonlight.
Excursionlsts will have four hours at
the Park.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
Fruit Growers Bank Property Im0,ov.d

The property of the Fruit Growers
Bank has been greatly improved in
appearance recently by fresh coat of
paint, which brightens it up con-
,sif9rably. 1t has also been painted
kpapered on the inside.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
DR.. E. W. Cooper Much Improved

DIR. q. W. Cooper, of Camden, Del
who had slight stroke of paralys sis
early last week, has been doing nicely
mp until Sunday, when he was not as
well as he had diceaen a few days pre-
vious. It. is i B9she will soon en-
tirely recover. xtf1 -
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
Smyrna Public School Building improved

The Public School Building is m
dergoing thorough overhanIing and
being put in first-class order as aI.o
tha fences, grounds, etc.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
COUNCIL DETERMINED TO
HAVE BETTER PAVEMENTS
inlKIY-DAY NOTICES SENT TO OVER
TWENTY PROPERTY OWNERS IN SMYRNA.
"OAi contract For The Coming Year Discussed
al Length After Which it was Decided
10 ASK For Bids 10 be Submitted

ne smyrna Town Council. at it's
regular meeting last Friday evening.
! Has SHOWN determination to give onr
sGreets and pavements better attention
1nlS department of the town has been
nuch neglected in recent wears and
'nere Is really no occasion for it when
Sne council has plenty of law at their
Oack TO enforce the ordinances con.
corning same. During the week inst
passed Messrs. Hudson, Reynolds and
"llght OF the Street and Sewer Com
iuiV'ee nave gone over town and made a
thorough inspection of the properties
Win the result that the FOLLOWING,
names OF those having bad pavements
were submitted; Miss Mary M. Riggin.
DelaWare street; Mrs. Mary E. TavIor.
commerce street; Patrick Mcguire,
rearl street; Tschudy estate. home
property on south street; John q |
0tockly' property on Pearl street and
property Mt. Vernon street; Josepb
Whaley, Commerce street; Mrs. WI
Ashcratt, Mt. Vernon street: Mrs w
H. Baggs, Mt. Vernon street: Asbnrv
NJ 4. Parsonage; Samuel Catts pro,
perty north Main street; st. Polv-
carps h. G. Church; Mrs Maria +
omlth, east Mt Vernon street. Emily
wiley, Commerce street; James Mil
Dourn' East street; W. NJ. Lewis. Mt
vernon street. Those whose outtars
we're reported were Mr.. William Wilds
commerce street; Mr.. Harry Blendt,
commerce street and Mrs. Angelica
Uolt, Main street. The condition of I
the property of Mrs. Eva K Roebm ]
Ter on east South street, occupied bv
th> 'Gehouse, was also brought before
the 81 atlon of the Council. Chair !
man hudson of the Street Committee
moved that the usual 3O-day notice he {
sent to the above list of names and I
that the law respecting same be en- S
1orced. I
Condition of Commerce Street Discussed .
Another matter within tbe nrov;roo
OF the Street Committee is the condi-
~ VI OOmmerce street between
Delaware street and the -Four Cor. e
neIs. The stone ballast that was laid
there several years ago has never
worked satisfactory and no other ~
section in town is so rough and an n,
noylng. The members all agreed that y;
the street in question was in bad CON \,
dltlon but were undecided just what nj
to do to make it better. It was tbouobt =,
by some if the dirt were scraped off T.
the surface, the stone dug up and nj
mixed with fine stone or Stag, it would ed
make big improvement. It is very -,
that the Street Committee IN
VIII make an experiment on the lines M,
indicated in the very near future. AT. fn
entlon was also called to the old tb
PRICK building on north Main street bo
lear the Bombay Hook Railroad an
which has been occupied by Steve ba
)emby. The building is in ditapi. TO,
ated condition and is considered very ex,
dangerous to pedestrians. 1t was de- ref
ided to send a notice to Steve Dembv
ne owner, to tear down the pr opertv w,
0 that it would be rendered safe To FL,
T
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29
VALUABLE STOCK STRUCK BY LIGHTING.
Mr.. John Shahan, of Near Clayton Loses Val
liable Colt and Mule Last Wednesday

anu "'u's Last Wednesday.
During the storm that passed over
this vicinity last Wednesday, Mr..
John Shahan, of near I yton, lost a
valuable year old colt and mule by
being struck by lighting while out in
the field. The loss was quite severe
one, as they were both valuable
animals.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-29

VI AAlE
|of New
a large
If same
at the
be of a
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Great
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rgainss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
Tru1ll]nly re szk1a.

Ostatnia nowoscia, odpo-
wiadajaca wymaganiom nau-
XII ipostepu,sa szklanne trum-
ny. Maja one posiadac VIA
sciwosc izolowania zupelnego
zwlok i chronienia cd nisz-
czacego dzialania wilgoci tax,
re po 5, 10 Tub 20 nawet la
tach zwloki okazuja sic ME
naruszone j podobne domu-
mil. Dalej .szklanna trumna
ms umozliWia6 grzebanie "
kazdem m~iejscu bez Wzgledu
ma wlasnosG j sk1ad ziemi. I
W razie epidemi szklanne
trumny maja posiadac Wielki
pplrzzymiot, zapobiegania pre-
Sni i.ealssi,alnliiu Die zarazy ma oto-
sczsnie zlnarasgo. . ile zwloki
naaychnnliia!a .l - bedla,l
Inln NM saS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
Prostota nowego papieza.

Plus x w%prowadza codzien.
ME zmiany W zyciu watykan,
skiem. Nakaza1 usunac z}ote
i srebrne naczynia obiadowe
i z~aprowadzic %podawanie po-
traw W naczyniach zwyczaj
nych. Ulubiona jego potrawa
jest ryz, przygotowany ma
spos6b wenecki, lub grzanka
maczana W winie. Dowiedzia-
wszy sic, re personal kuchen-
ny Watykanu o%trzymuje tyl-
ko pensye, bez pokarm6w,
papiez rozkaza}, ably Gala
sluzba watykanska dostawa1a
bezp}atnie calkowite utrzyma-
ME. Niedawno doniesiono pa
piezowi, re pewne mnlszkl O.
fiarowaly jego siostrom wspa-
Male kapelusze. Plus x ka-
za} n~atychmiast zwr6cic te
podarki, m6wiac, re siostry
ME Mostly dotychczas kape-
luszy, ME potrzeba vice, ably
udawaly danny ola tego, re
ich brat obrany zostal papie-
zem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
Chce badac.

OsobliWy przypadek zaszed4 "
Elizabeth, w. Va. Pewien starry
cziowiek nazwiskiem 6. w. Ro.
berts byl przez dluzszy osas nawie-.
dzony rakieh nieuleczalnym. Kazdy
;uwazai jego chorobe "a nieuleczalna,
al gdy zaczal uzywad Electric Bit.
tels j przykladac Bucklena MasG
A1rmnkowa TO postepowanie wyle-
.czyfo go kompletnie. Teraz kazdy
.kl1to Q tenn sie dowiedzial bada Elec-
trio Bitters. Ono poslada moo do
|wypedzen;a zdlciowosci, choroby
merck watroby jest xnakom,tYm
rrsodlhseamll M ,runjnoWany Me "a
MEDIUM Tyylko5 so q
ZadoWoleniexaapewIn1iio przex N.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
Dummy p%u}kownik.

Niedawno temu donios1y
dzienniki francuzkie, re "
pu}ku ~ w czasie cwiczen
strze]ano do oficer6w ostremi
}adunkami. Mkt jednak ME
poni6s1 szwanku. Ot6z
komendant tego pulku Car
billet wydal rozkaz dzienny,
W kt6rym znajduje sic TAXI
ustep: Sadie, re Jest to
wprost niemozliwem, azeby
istotnie dane zostaly ostre
strzaly, skierowane przeciw-
ko mnie Tub moim oficerom.
Me chce bowjem przypuszczac
ably W moim pu}ku. znalezli
sic tax niedo1eini strzelcy,
izby ME mogli traffic ma tax
bliska odlegloses',
,,Doz. Pol" przypomina z
tego powodu inny ciekawy
wypadek, kt6ry zdarzyl sic W
Tarnopolu W latach szesedzie-
siatych. Stall tam w6wczas
pu1k ulan6w ,,Trani", kt6re-
go komendantem by1 roda-
kowski, znany re swej sro-
gosci. Raz W czasie zawiei
strzelil do niego' u}an, kt6ry
mia1 odznake "a celne stree
LAME, ostrym nabojem. Ku-
la swisne}a ko1o ucha Roda-
kowskiego, kt6ry widzia1 do
.brze kto strzeli}.
Z~apanowala cisza smierci!
Rodakowski z zimna krwia
podjecha1 do u1ana, zerwa1
mu odznake zpiersi j rzekl:
Me jestes wart jej, sko-
70 tax lie celujesz.
.Ku wielkiemu zdumieniu,
ME spotka1a u1ana lima kara.
Zuchwaly komendant czynem
tym zyskal sobie pulk caly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
ZabaWny Wypade]k.


Jeden 2 dziennik6w szwaj-
carskich podaje nastepujacy
fakt, kt6ry sic WYdarzy} ME
|dawno " Bernie.
Zwiezienia tamtejszeggo Wy
puszczzono skazahca, kt6rytak
sic ucieszyl ukonczeniem ka-
ryi odzyskaniem wolnosci, ze
" najbliizszym szynku uraczyyl
sieprawiedo nieprzytomnlnn'oo1ssci..
|Wypchtn1iiety : lokalu, sze ed
pred aebie, ME Wied1zzac do
Ikad zaszedi doogrodu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
Willard

i 1865 milion6w NIX. dlug6w
maja 81 wielkie miasta/ nie=
mieckie razem. Najwiecej ma
Berlin, DO 313 milion6w,
najmniej Szczecin, AZ Milo
ny. w tenn ME policzono 22O
milion6w zaciagnietej swiezo
pozyczki przez Berlin. Mona
vice smia1o movie o pre-
sz}o dw6ch miliardach d1u-
Cow w~ielkomiejskich W Mem
czech. ..:.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
,,Honorowy'' policyant.

Ciekawa sprawe roztrzasa}a
izba karna W Hanau; stanaf
pred MIA 34-letni policyant
Luther, oskarzony o wymu-
szanie pieniedzy. iona jego
pozna1a pewnego mlodego
kupca B. z Hanau, z kt6rym
niezad4ugo wesz}a W scis}y st6-
sunek. Gdy Luther dowie-
dziaf sic o tenn, zazadaf Cd
kochanka zony 1000 NIX.
"a zaehowanie z swej strony
tajemnicy; gdy B.. ME cd
razu chcia1 sic zgodzic ma
zadanie, grozi} mu T.. cucht-
hauzem, czem tax zastraszy1
m1odzie6ca, re podpisa1 wre-
szcie kwit, W kt6ry obowia-
zuje sic zaplacic Lutherowi
1000 m. W miesiecznych ra-
tach po 20 NIX. i drugie pis-
mo W kt6rem przyznaje sic
do karygodnego st6sunku z
IONA policyanta. Niezad}ugo
dosz1a sprawl do. wiadomosci
przelozonych Luthra; zasu-
spendowano 60 W urzedzie /
wytoczono mt process, W kt6-
rym skazano go ma 8 mie-
siecy wiezienia, opr6cz tego
zabroniono mu przez 2 lata
objecia jakiegokolwiek pu-
blicznego urzedu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
znajdujacy sic stanie. zt ts
zal do c%zarownicY podw6jny.
Policya wdr6zyla " tel spra-
vie dochodzenia.
Sion aHlator,em paszpor
. tow.

s$E=Ht-. E.H. ~ +-I.&w[ l4g@+. .Ea-.Egt
Jeden z dozorc6w s1oni,
Anglik, kt6ry bawi " Peters
burgu, popisujac sic " aqua
rum, doni6sl policy, re stra-
Gil passport w6r6d okoliczno-
Sci wysoce ~zabawnych. Sy-
pia on " tel samej hall, co
s1onie, re wzgledu zas ma zwy-
kfe rozb6jnicze instykty
swych ~wychowa6c6w, vie
szal sw6j surdut wysoko ma
g6rze, tax, ably go ME mogly
6ciagna6 traba. Jednej nocy
jednak z%apomnial Q tenn j
surdut powiesil nizej, a sam
zasna1 snem sprawiedliwych,
kiedy nagle obudzi} go ha1as,
jaki s1onie podniosfy. Okaza-
10 sic, re waleczne wierz-
chowce indyjskie z trabaml
walczy}y o posiadanie popla-
mionego surduta, czego natu-
ralnem nastepstwem by1o
rwanie rekaw6w i gruntowne
popsucie tel zacnej czesci u
brania. Bezradny Anglik mu-
sia1 przypatrywac sic jak Mo
be dalszej operacyi, kt6rej O.
fiara pad} portfel razem z
]gotowizna i paszportem ma /
mic ,,Jack Smith. Passport
znikna1 wraz z pieniedzmi
W przepastnych wnetrzno-
sciach jednego z jego ulu-
bie6c6w, bez nadziei powt6-
rzenia sic cudu z Jonaszem
W brzuchu %wieloryba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26

6 .ClEKAWE RZECZY. 8
Maszyna %sanaOb6jcza.

MNaszynla. samob6icza.
w Preszburgu handlarz
mebli, August Reischl, ode
bral sobie zycie przyrzademnl
w}asnego wynalazku. Zbudo-
walson drewniana podstawe,
ma kt6rej umieszczone byly.
diva rewolwery " ten spo-
sob, re lufy dotykaly prawej
i Level skroni, a strzal 2 obu
m6gl nastapic jednocze6nie,
powodujac o~czywiscie 6mierc
"natychm;astowa. Powodem
rozpaczliwsgo kroku by}ai
nieuleczalna choroba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
Czarownica we LWOWie.

w ,,Gaz. Lwowskiej" czy-
fanny: Misunderstanding Wa
lerya Czaczk6wna zamieszka-
la .przy ul. Tkackiej 2, wobec
braku srodk6w do zycia,
z~decydowala sic pomimo milo
diego wieku zostac ,,czarow-
nica". w tym celu nazbiera1a
zi6l i W sferach szwaczek j
sluzacych rozpu6ci}a wiesc,
ze posiada %nieomylny sr'oodek
ma pozyskanie serc mezklch.
Ia screen takiem teskniiifas
wlasnie Katarzyna J. szwacz-
ka, zamieszkala PREY VI. Zbo-
rowskich 8 i "a skromna ce-
ne 9 koron SO halerzy ma
byla Cd Czaczk6wnej pol ki-
logramu zi6l cudownych.
Niestety, pomimo skrupulat-
nego ~zazywania zi6lek przez
diva tygodlnie, ME .o6Wiadczy1
sic pannie Katarzynie am 1 le-,
dan mezczyzna, wobec czego
rozzalona j zawiedziona Y
swych nadzieia'ch, uda}a sic
ona ma policye ze skarga na
czarowniice. Go wiecel pokal.
zalo sic, ze pplrzz,y 81, spossvobl'noscl
iednej : wizytt, e. czarE'ow AS IA
brala iesz1c,zle swell sc \ 'lgs''se
kaftanik barclhanoEg ls isp1y
] "A upte "A y ~ slll.l '.ss||
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26

TAME ceny 2 Winony koleja
Chic ago Great Western.
1910 do Billings, Mont.
2l.lO do Livingston albo Ninsdale,
Mont.
2s. 10 do Helena albt lutte, Mont.
$3.50 do Spokane, Wash.
1910 do Portland, Ore Seattle j
Tacoma, Wash.
28.lOdo Oancouver i Victoria B. @.
Tykiety sprzedawane beda az do
so. Listopaaa w}acznie Lepsze OBJ
sfuga i odmiennie zaopatrzenie. O
zupelne informacye zg4osld sic dc
aggent6w kolei Chicago Great Yves:
tern, albo do J. P. Elmer, G. P. A.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26

= hoologicznego, gdle wpaa,dl|l
az y glebokiegc dolu : ME ME
EdzWiedziami. Ma jego szcze-
|scie byl to oddzial mlodych
niedzWiadk6w, kt6re pozwoli-
~ pijakoWai Wyspac sic do wo-
j, q dopiero nazajutrz obja-
Wac zaczely zniecierpliwienie,
|gdy przebudzony, zobaczyl, "
|jaakiem Jest toWarzystwie, "a
czal ze strachu krzyczec "
nieboglosy. Krzyki sprowa-
|dzily dozorc4, kt6ry pom6gl
przerazonemu wydobyc sic z
|dolu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
W5kOpalIlsko.

Gazeta Jug do e,l1lt j 2 e Gle
haven, wylkopaliils'lklu1, k EZ'gt
|::nllaa,z,!ywa pomlpeja rosyjskas. q
70 archeolog, p. Forlmaklow-
ski, ~p,rowadzac rozkopy y Y
EOlwji, v CUB, ch1,e 9l'
natrafil IA SHADY zasypanego
pod zielmlia miasta. Sz1czsatki
|budynk6w SzWgziaditczlaa 9 pro'clhho;s
.dzeniu miiastaz czas6W bardz2o
|odleglych j Z epok r6znyy'c'lh..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-26
P~osadzenie 0 czary.

We wsi Weilhaim pod Ulmem
" Wirtenbergii Wiesniak Je-
rzy Mol opowiedzia1, re Who's
cianka Weberowa, liczaca 81
lata zycia, jest czarownica ]
re kilka razy W nocy me-
czy1a Moli i jego zone. Webe-
rowa dowiedziawszy sic Q tenn
posadzeniu, zachorowala ma
melancholie, skutkiem czego
musiano ia umiescic W zak1a-
die ola oblakanych. Sad
pociagnal do odpowiedzial-
nosci Moll, kt6ry obstawai
PREY tenn, re Weberowa jest
czarownica. W pierwszej IN
stancyi sad mieszany t. wv.
,Schoeffengericht" uwolnh
Mo]la, W drugiej instancyi "a
sadzono go jednak IA tydzieh
aresZtu.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-26

Work is rushing at the local shops.
and machinists are being added to the
force as rapidly as they a be Sc.
cured. The following have been put
OF within the last day or two, all out.
side men: Chas. A. Cook. l.. D. Rich.
ards, Jas. H. Smith, c. w. Jones, T.
G. Kopp, Alex. Johnson, Chas. Hand
wright.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-26
Railway Accidents.

The summaries Of railway accidents
in the annual report of the interstate
commerce commission presents in
great detail. statements Of accidents
which are classified under the general
heads of Accidents resulting from
the movement of trains, locomotives,
or cars" and Accidents arising from
causes other than those resulting
from the movement Of trains, locomo-
tives, or cars"
The total number Of casualties to
persons on account of railway acct
dents, as shown for the year ending
June 30, 1902, was 1920, the number
Of persons killed having been S,5Ss
and the number injured 64,662. OF
railway employees. 1868 were killed
and S ,524 we're injured.
These figures show a very consider
able increase in the number OF EN-.
ployes injured, q result due In part to
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-26

Last week the Santa Fe surveyors
were running the new line paralleling
the Rock Island between the Canadian
and Peeos rivers. They gave it out
that this is the permanent location of
the road tobe built connecting with
the branch from Belen now under cor
struction.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-26
Palace on Wheels.

A private car built by the Harlan
& Hollingsworth company, at Will
mington, Del, for the Mexican govern
ment, left the shops of the builders
yesterday for the City of Mexico. 1t
is named Cortez, and is practically a
hotel on wheels. There are a draw
ing room, dining room, kitchen, three
bed rooms and an equal number of
bath rooms. The bed rooms are
furnished with dressing tables Of ma
hogany and brass bedsteads. Cur
tains of green silk drape the windows
and carpets of darker shade Of green
cover the floor. The dining room,
which is also furnished in mahogany.
has a center table, chairs and a side
board. The kitchen is provided with
a large range and an ice box, capable
Of holding provisions for a weeks run
The cooking utensils. from the biggest
boiler to the smallest knife. were in
place before the car started.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-26
Santa Fe in a Scrap.

One Of the most important fights in
years among western railroads is now
on for the charter of the Colorado Mid
land. Plans to absorb this road have
been arranged ever since it passed out
of the control of the Santa Fe some
years ago. Subsequently 1t passed
into the hands of a receiver and it was
supposed the Santa Fe would get POI
session Of the property again. Shrewd
manipulation by the Goulds put the
road out of the reach of the Santa Fe.
The Gould family bought a half inter
est in the property and the Colorado
Southern secured the other half.
BY putting Edwin Hawley, r. T.
jeffrey and members of the Gould
family on the board Of directors, the
Santa Fe was defeated. and 1t has ever
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-26

Five cents a pound paid for clean
linen rags at this office. 1875
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-26

The big steam pile-drivers have
been brought to the Arroyo Pecos
crossing, and the work Of reconstruct
ing the foundation of the bridge over
that treacherous water course will be-
gin at once.