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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

Ewpiici 8 Bogu zapomieli, ale
Is pjiriiaaw7dlzziwnym honorze, POI
chodzacym 2 zezysteggoisumie-
MIA i~.prawo6ci charakteru ei
|cho. Bracia Cd Stowarzyszeh
norodowych ME dajcie sic
FuSpic; abyScie ME narzekali
~Eposniewczasie. Ludziom bez:
Boga nigdy wierzyc ME MOI
Ina, chociazby ma poor ME
winnie wypatrywali.
o o o Q
Woina ma. bafkahskim pol
wyspie zdaje sic nieuniknio-
ma. - Naszemu Wujowi Sa-
mowi. jakos sztuczka sic ME
|uda}a. Narobiono ha}asu, re
tam naszych W Turcyi NOR
duja, mia}o to bye bomba
podobna do wysadzenia W
powietrze okretu Maine, ale
|Turcya o%czywiScie to ME
|Kuba, wiec "a predko prawda
wyplyne}a ma wierzch, ia pan
Sam musia1 chcqc. ME chcac
spuscic nos ma kwinte. Praw-
dopodobnie 6w wicekonsul
ME .zdazy{ sic ukryc i tax
.1ajdak re by} zbyt. slamazar-
nym, wystawi} kraj ma
~smiechowisko. -
Boze uchowaj aby6my
mieli nar6d ameryka6ski po-
sadzac, O jakie6 niecne zamia-
ry, ze sobie woiny zyczy: Ma
rod ami hiszpa6skiej wojny:
|nie pozada} AMI do .niej po-:
wodu szukal, zrobili to mill:
onerzy, kt6rym chodzi}o o
powaielks,zeenliies s<ta4ej armii.
Poniewaz zas s ia armia ME
dose silina. sic wydaje, vice
i'm tfzeba wynale6c nowy >po-
w6d, ably siebie ubezpieczyc
pred s}uszna zemsta ucie-
miezanych przez. Mich robot
nik6w. Nowy to pomys} bal.
wochwalc6w cielca z}otego.
+ O % 0 O
Wielebny KS. Kruszyhski.
G. r. omawia W pewnym nu-
merze ), Dziennika Chicago
skiego" sprawe seminaryum
nauczycielskiego, kt6re got6w
utworzyc PREY kolegium sw.
Stanislawa Ko,stki. Wiele-.
bni ksieza milcza item tvm-
czasem. MISUNDERSTANDING do:
sy6 przyczyn, ably sic ME Cd
zywac, Doc to nova ola mich
praca i nowy ciezar matery-
9lny. A przeciez: wartoby, j.
czas juz najw:yzszy, wydobycI
sic 4 pod opieki niemieckiej
pod tym wzgledem. Mech to
ME bedzie kamieniem obra-
zenia, re ksiadz zakonny pier
wszy z projektem wystepuje.
WszAk to :nasz ksiadz, vice
ME potrzebujemy sic obawiac,
re ma niemc6w m{odziez ma
szq wychowywac bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

- ", 800: @
DIS IA rece Ks. Kr12ulsszk X
wys1alismy trzecia przesy1ke
W. sumie $4,000. Zrobi. to Z
poprzednio wys}anemi
Do dw6ch tysiecy dolar6w, 3
kt6re:D elegacya najuprzejmiej
prosi, <potrzeba jeszcze
$1350.00. Nanny nadzieje, lei
one =. sic :zzn q s}yszeliS:my
bowiem, re proboszczowie
wielkich .parafii, na kt6rych
tax bardzo ,,Polak W Amery-
ce" utyskuje, nosza sic takze
z zamiarem nades1ania swych:
ofiar ma rzecz, o kt6ra nam:
tax bardzo tn sic rczchodzi.
T"s. b"
Gazety sobotnie zamieszcza-
ia bardzo %pomyslnq ola mas
wiadomosc telegraficzna 2
Rzymu, a ~mianowicie, re
,,Papiez Plus x jak mai SER
deczniej przyja} dnia Il
wszesnia delegacye wys}ana
przez Polski Katolicki Kon-
gres W Ameryce ks: W.
i Roland B. Macha-
NY; ze delegacya przedlozy}a
SwiatobliWosci pc }aci-
ME napisana prosbe, " kt6--
rel sa przedstaWione zyczenia
katolik6W W Anne
ryce, proszaeych g}6Wnie o
ably reprezentannci ich ma
rodowosci zasiadal " hierar--.
,,lhliIi katteo]licl,kl,itesii. staann6Ws Zia.-
lnoc,zi,loI|nllych; dale, I zePaapiez 1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
KsWal SWinarski,Doy

&3e$TTHf. YEEG@G~-EA&-Il
Ks.Wal sWi1naarss,lk 4 %, !. 8.
le, n. 3. 25.oo.
rs. K. smog6r Cd Tow.
Niewiast R6zancoWych
Dillonvale, @. 2.5O
KS. Andrzej Sme1sz, Ply
mouth, Pa. BOO
KS. Andrzej Sme}sz cd
parafian, Plymouth Pa. $500
KS. II. Gulski cd para
fan, Milwaukee, Wis. 1890
KS. S. P: Kozowski 2
Hartford, Conn, przez
nieuwage wypuszczono
W spraw. 2 d. 20 sierp. 500
Rem $1612.37
w jednem z naszych spra-
wozda6 ,wsspomnielismy mi
mochodem. 0 spustoszeniu,
jake wyrzadzi1a pow6dz ma
Ska1ce W Krakowie. @: biz
szych szczeg6}ach tegoz spu-
stoszenia donosi nam listow-
ME Prev. 0. WI. Olivia,
Przeor 90. Paulin6w W. Kra-
kowie. List 6w ola informa--
cyl szan: Red :l za}ascza-
my.
!. Wiecej podobnych list6w
spodziewamy sic otrzymae z
Polski. Umozebnia one z,ro-:
:bienie dobrego podzia}u ofia II
zebranych ma powodzian.
Ma rzecz delegacyi rzym7
skiej nades}ali;
y przeniesienia $714 63
Tow: Sv. Jadwigi, South :
Bend, Ind.z l,500
KS. W}.Bobkiewicz ,Rqt- =,
land, Ill: 500
Tow, sw. J6zela Mr.. 181
4. Pol. Re-. Kat, Sche- -: :.
nectady, n. Y. 800
KS. Wal. Swinarski, Doy~
lie, N. Y. $500
KS. Andrea sme1sz, Ply:
= .. " ~ - !. -
mouth, Pa. 500
KS. Andrea Sme}sz cd
parafian, Plymouth,Pa. 1900
KS. FIR. Kasprzak cd,
Stow. ,Ksiezy Polskich !. Il: !:
wyszlych re Semina- Il: .=
ryum Pol. W Detroit NJ.
zebranych ma posiedze-
niu wrzesnia Buff !:
falo, N: Y: . 4A.00
Dr.. Fr.: Pitass 1000
III 4; :E s<s -. -" -. -----------------i
Razems $$883388::66
DIS IA rece* ks Z K l'll
wys}alismy trzecia przesy1ke
W sumie $4,000. Zrobi to =
i| = .1 p 'o1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

sszarpany j podziurawiony; o.
grody stanoWiace gl6w 1l y
trzymanie Ola. cz1onk6W zala-
ne, zamullo y Wszystkie jar
zyny drzeWkka. komlpletnie.
poniszczone; m1,Ey okalajace
ogrody klasztorne j ko6ci6l
%podmulone podziura-
wione i nadWerezone kt6re
groza zawalen1em sic i funda-
menta jednej czesci klaszto-
ru Wskutek ~nagromadzonej
woody " piwnicach i korytar-
zach naruszone tax SLIME, re
sciany mur6w klasztornych
rysuja. sic W straszny spos6b
i groza niebezpieczehstwem,
posadzki klasztoru ma parte-
RE zapadniete j poniszczone,
stajnie i drewutnie zrujnowa-
ne s1oWem jestesmy W bar
do i bardzo smutnem POLO
zeniu. Gale to miejsce, ma
.kt6rego upiekszenie sk}ada}y
sic lata - dis to wszestko
znik1o. Chcac, ably to, ME
m6wiac juz @ tenn, by zaraz
przyprowadzic do p%ierwotne-
go stanu, ale ,przynaimniej
ma razie zabezpieczyc pred
grozacem niebezpieczeh--
stwem, potrzeba ma to wick
szych fundusz6w, ably pokryc
koszta restauracyi wszystkich
nadpsutych i zdemolowanych
:przedmiot6w. Poniewaz jeste-
smy biedpi mic ME mogacy
o W1asnych si}ach zrobic -
zwr6ci}em sic O pomoc do.
wszystkieh serca wiernych
do sserc polskich So
drogie, swiete te narodowe
pamiatki. Lecz chociaz Ola
jake tako> p}yna ma rzecz
poWodzian to jednak PREY
tax wielkiej og6lnejklesce ME
MONA spodziewac sic wiele, DO
:tysiecy wyciaga rece
pc ten grosz ja}muzniczy. O.
to inaszemu zakonowi udzie
zskasy. powodzian II ko-
7 fl. Pomniejsze ofiary|
ma rece klasztoru i
to do dis dnia wynosi 236|
koron. Wobec tego smutne-
go ibolesnego po}ozenia, zwra-
cam sic z jak najgoretsza do
Wiel. ks. proboszcza o jaka-
pomoc I poparcie ma
szego Zakonu W swoich stro-
mach. UNI jestesmy W ofiar-
nose i dobre SERGE Wiel. ks.
proboszcza, many te bloga
re nasz biedny zakon
(bo. ~zrabowany i obdarty re
w7sszystkiego przez Moskali,
wy1aczne dochody mia1
krakowski W Kr6le-
polskiem) ME opusci,
ale przyjdzie nam z pomoca
a my zaWsze starac sic be-
1ziemy odwdzieczae modlitwa
Dodczas mszy swietej i pa
Clergy zakonnych.
kacze wyrazy najg}ebszego
'zacunku i powazania poleca-
&C siebie i braci modlitwie il
:askawej pamieci Najnizszy
s}uga W Chrystusie
. KS. W1adys}aw Olivia,
!, przeor 90. Paulin6w.
Krakow - Ska1ka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
20. o O. O

&E'- .Hg|, N&I.t' s.rtt ID 80 - -=- 3 r -
PeVne organizacye patryo-
tyczne polskie powinne do
brze poswiecic sobie ma palce
urzednik6W swoich. Wiele sic
krzyczysso ~rozmaitych projek-
tach urojonych W zbutwialej
lwyobrazni patryot6w krzyka-
czy, ME mniej Q honorze
~uswiadomionych chlop6w, a
raczej ~osprzeWrotnosci kilku-
snastu obalamuconych dorob-.
kiewicz6W, kt6rzy " DUNE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

.nu Ziarno, kt6re jak wiado-
mo p6jda do miasta Bay City.
Jako ~przedwstepna prace
prezes Zwiazku, DIR. K. Wag-
ner, wyda} odezwe do og61u
towarzystw polskich 5piewa-
czych W Ameryce i jest ma
dzieja, re odezwa ia wyda
~natychmiastowy a pozadany
skutek j niebawem podwoi,
jezei ME potroi szeregi Zwia-
zku.
By}y prezes od}amu buffa-
loskiego, jan Chrzanowski,
pred odjazdemz Milwaukee,
z}ozyl ma rece prezesa dr..
Wagnera Gala got6wke, to
jest piecset-trzydziesci kilka.
dolar6w i ~zapewnienie, re po-
dwadziescia kilka do
lar6w i biblioteke niebawem
do Milwaukee nadesle.
Odezwa Prezesa brzmi, jak
nastepuje: ~:
Odezwa do ch6r6w Zwiazku
%spiewak6w Polskich i.
wszystkich towarzystw i
k61ek ~spiewackich Poi
nocnej Ameryki.
Szanowni Bracia i Siostry
pos lutni! f..
To czego sobie cd dawna
zyczy} ca1y og61 Polak6w
P64nocnej Ameryki, stalo sic
nareszcie. Podzielona druzy-
ma s%piewacza podala sobie>
bratnia dion ma sejmie W
Milwaukee. Rama niezgody
zablizni1a siei nigdy juz sic
jatrzyc ME bedzie. Stana} je-
den ZWiazek %Spiewak6w Pol
skich W Ameryce, liczny W
ch6ry i cz1onk6w. Pekly ma
zawsze wiezy, kt6re hamowa-
rozw6j Zwiazku; zadnej te-
raz ME ma zapory i Zwiazek
urosnie do roz-
o%lbrzymich.
Glory i k61ka Spiewackie,
ME wstapi}y dotad do
S%piewak6w re wzgle-
du ma niezgode, teraz VISTA
pic powinny i, mann nadzieje,
wszakze W jednosci
si1a i %gromadnie tylko
cos zdzialac potrafimy ola
.obra mas samych, ola pod
.iesienia ducha polskiego i
narodowosci polskiej.
M}odziez nasza skupiaG sic
powinna W k6lka spiewackie,
znajdzie rozszerzenie
swej wiedzy pod kazdym
.zgledem, gdzie nauczy sic
,enic piesni rodzinne, gdzie
pewnoscia ME zapomni swej
1arodowosci, i wyrosnie ma
lzielnych Polak6w j obro1-
nieszczesliwej swej Oh
;zyzny.
Zzywiac nieplonna nadzieje,
e slowa mole padna ma zyz-
"a glebe j obfity plon wyda-
"a, kreSle 2 haslem ma u
tach: ,,G6ra Piesn"
DR.. K. WAGNER,
Prezes Zwiazku ~Spiewak6w
Polskieh v AAllmloeryce.
=. s. Pisma polskie sapro-
zone odezWe poWt66rzycc.
Ne Nlad5zzWJy.czajna sprzedaz pla-a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

...SsEssS sEisSA $3.50. S5SE.SsIfF4H
d I -Wystarczajjaeea+
al ! 1i5a'll e sam dcopiillln1lu:-
je, azeby ich prosba zostala
zbadana. Ma koncu audyen-
Plus XWreczyl Ks.
:K>ruszce, pralatoWi Antonucci
j p. Mahany fotografie5z Was
norecznym podpisem".
Bardzo to pocieszajaca ola
mas nowina.
Cd osady " Dillonvale, O.
przez Wiel. KS. K. Smog6ra
~otrzymalismy podatku fede-
racyjnego $40. z tych $2.1o
Tow. sw.
Wojciecha j J6zefa, zas $3.50
Tow. Niewiast R6za6cowych.
Cd tejze osady otrzymalismly
juz poprzednio $3.50. Polacy
W Di]lonvale Itch energiczny
duszpasterz zas}uguja ma
pochwa}e.
Osada sw. Jacka W La
Sale przes1a1a 2.10
Move osady federaeyjne
zawiazi'u1jja sic " parafii 90:
:Franciszkan6w " Pulaski,
Wis, oraz W par: Sw Jana
:Kanteglo " Buffalo, IN. y.
Ciekawa rzecz, co przeszkadza
tworzeniu sic osad federacyj-
nych W innych.tak licznych
ppairl*a;fiach polskich W Amery-
CO. Czy tylko lenistwo? Jezeli
tylko ono nieszczesne lenist-
wo; toby sic go nalezale poz-
.b !, jak: n as z t1' q q q
t 8 gda u amy <bardze 80 DO !:
by i u sd ! g('i ! J! ezas >do.
pracyssala: dobra nasz;ej niedof|
os}ejm}odziezy. Nastaja dnl
chlodne i dlugie wieczory.
GrzecHem by by}o: je przess
pac ! pprzeeprr6zniaozye! !.
KS. sztuczko, G. S. c.
Sex. I. Wydz. Wyk:..
Ghicago,l Ill. d: 12wrzesnia 1908 !
We'll Ks. K. Sztuczko. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
ROME R0ZSOSCI.

Defraudacye urzednik6w
Stan6w Zjednoczonych:z kaz-
dym dniem rosna, a przynaj-
miej co chwila move kradzie-
re z. worka sic wyk}6waja.
Straszne to rzeczy, przeciez
rzecz pewna, re ME cd wczo-
raj takie stosunki op1akane
istnieja.
W niekt6rych wypadkach
kradli ci panowie urzednicy
cd dawnych lat, lecz mielj
swoichprotektor6w, kt6rzy "a
gruba }ap6wke, zbrodnie W
~tajemnicy ~utrzymywali. Obec-
ME tel chyba ME ola sumien-
nosci prze}ozonych, lecz tylko.
ola tego, re sic miarka pre-
brala, dowiedzia}a sic publicz-
nose O naduzyciach> z kad sic
mnoza, wystepki podobne i.
zbrodnie ? Jedynem zr6dlem
jest bezreligijnosc i f~a1szywie
zrozqmiany honor. Panowie
ci W Boga ME :wierza, ami sic,
Go boja, a drugiej strony
honor Y Mich lyle znaczy, co
impohoWanie innym b}aga i
zyciem mad stan:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
Odezwa Prezesa.
Nowy Zarzad ~Spiewak6w
rozpocznie energiczna
3 dZia}alnosc.

Sekretarz z%aprowadzi move
ksiazki.
NiebaWem noWoobrany Ia
Zwiazku S%piewak6w Pol
skich " Ameryce przystapi
do energicznej piracy zreor-
ganizowania calego Zwiazku.
porzadkowej
numeracyi ch6r6w, nowwyclhE
ksiazekk ,spisaniies dolkklladnego.
ln lPllv11e ! hrz "a abiblioteki or ;g|t:
IWSSsgSS9SfSAA SS.4A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

*Wiel. Ks. K. Sztuczko.- "
Chicago Original nastepujacy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
FIREMEN WERE BUSY
Three Alarms Inside of Four Min
utes Last Night.

There was something doing around
fire headquarters for "A few minutes last
evening At sos an alarm was received
from a South Fifth East street, where
the residence Of NJ. r. Livingston was re-
ported to be burning. Department TO. 4
responded to the alarm but scarcely had
they left the station when the gong
struck again. This alarm came In exact
" two minutes after the first one: ana
the fire was in the rear of As East Third
South. AS this fire was in the business
district both the central department and
No , answered the call.
Inside of two minutes after the sec
ond alarm came in the big gong gang
out for the third time. This alarm came
from the box at Fourth SouIh
and Main streets. Both departments
were by this time at the fire but as
quickly as possible the men were notified
and No. 2 sent TO the box at Fourth South
and Main streets. This alarm. however,
proved to have been turned in by some
ono who saw the fire at As East Third
South. so No. returned to the central
station to cover any alarms that might
come in until No. / should return.
The fire at Mrs. Livingston's residence
on Fourth East was caused by a rocket
exploding upon the roof. The department
arrived before the flames had made much
headWay and eNtinguished the blaze win
the chemical with lOss-of about 80
The cause of the fire on Third south
is unknown, but it is supposed 10. be
small boys and fireworks A twO-StOry
barn belonging to the G. o. d. Commits
sion company was ablaze and was totally
DESTROYED. The barn is situated in the
rear of Freed's furniture store, ana the
flames were not discovered until they
had enveloped the whole structure There
were two horses in the barn when the
fire broke out but they broke loose and
escaped. The loss is estimated at about
$50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
SMOKED A CIGARETTE
WHILE He LAY DYING
Especial to The Herald)

Lander, Wyo., July Pierce Goddard,
an Atlantic City miner, met horrible
death near that camp last Monday He
and other miners went into the hills to
get a piece of sandstone TO be used in a
rock drilling contest tomorrow. and was
struck by a huge boulder that was
loOsened from its place on a nigh Cliff
above him. The rock rolled across God
dards legs, grinding the limbs TO atoms
from the knees down Goddard was
cared for as well as possible under the
circumstances. but he died two hours
after the accident.
The unfortunate miner displayed great
nerve. and shortly after being found he
asked for tobacco and paper. and rolled
and smoked a cigarette. Shortly before
death he handed his watch to friend
and told him to deliver it to his mother.
for he had no further use for it,
The funeral was held at Atlantic City
yesterday and was largely attended. The
affair caused deep grief among the min
ers and other residents of the place for
Goddard was popular. The Fourth of
July celebration has been postponed out
of respect for the unlucky miner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
MINE FIRE SHUT OFF
Believed That Bodies Will Be
Recovered From Hanna Col.
iery by First of Week.

Hanna Wyo.. July 4.-The fire in the
Union Pacific mine is now confined to a
small space and has been shut off. II is
expected that by Monday or Tuesday the
bodies of the go victims Will be reached.
The interior is terribly wrecked and the
work of clearing up is very slow. II is
possible that the lower workings may be
sealed up and thus become tOmbs Of the
unfortunate miners.
The coal company is supplying the
families of all victims with food.
Later, however, financial assistance will
be needed by many women with families
OF small children.
Without seeking to detract in the slight
est degree from the heroic actions Of VIII
liam Christian the colOred miner who
assisted in saving many lives after the
explosion. the people here agree that the
pTe-eminent hero of the day of the dis
aster was Frank Collins, an expert Eng
uSh miner He was one of the first men
TO enter the mine after the explosion and
he carried out eleven men before he was
himself overcome by the after-damp-
Cheyenne, Wyo.. July 4.-The people OF
Cheyenne RaWlinS. Laramie and other
cities of Wyoming are preparing to give
liberal cash aid to the families OF vic
tins of the Hanna disaster. All who
want to go to their homes will be sent
free of expense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
SHAMROCK Ill Is FAST
Beats the Old Boat Thirty.one
Minutes in Eleven mile Beat
to WindWard.

New York. July 4-The Shamrock III
today proved herself a veritable ghost in
light winds by defeating Shamrock j
more than thrty-one minutes in an
eleven mile beat TO windward. IL was a
drifting match, averaging not better than
three or four miles an hour If sham
rock l. as reported. is ten minutes faster
than ever before on a thirty mile course,
tOday's performance of the new cup
challenger was little short of marvellous
Tonight the men on Sir Thomas fleet
were of the opinion that if the Reliance
could have beaten Shamrock III today the
DAYS of miracles are not past Changes
that vastly improved the new boat had
evidently been made since yesterday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
CABLE
IN OPERATION
First Message Was From Presi-
dent Roosevelt to Gov. Taft.
ALL RECORDS ARE BROKEN
CoNGRATULAToRY TELEGRAMS
TO PRESIDENT MACKAY.

1TEW YORK, July 4.-The Pacific
N cable was successfully completed
1 at 1850 o'clock tonight, eastern
time, by the Welding together Of the
eastern and western links at Honolulu
on board the cable ship Anglia, thus
completing the entire line Of telegraph
from San Francisco to the Philippine
Islands. d distance of over 5000 miles,
and bringing to a conclusion the great
est and most difficult of submarine
cable enterprises undertaken In the
history Of ocean biography.
A message from President Roosevelt
to President Mackay Of the Commercial
Pacific Gable company was sent over
the new cable around the world IN
twelve minutes. and MaCkays reply
was sent around the world in nine and
Aalf minutes. The best previous
time for a message around the world
was made on one sent by United States
Senator Chauncey N. Depew from the
National Electric exposition in this
city in 1896. IL took fifty minutes to
transmit the message.
The first message sent over the new
Pacific cable was one from President
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay to William II.
Taft, governor general of the Philip
pines at Manila. Following Governor
Tafts reply was the message from
President Roosevelt to Clarence H.
Mackay. president Of the Postal Tele-
graph and the Commercial Gable COM
Danies.
The time for sending the glObe-en-
GrclinG message had been set for noon,
hut the weather conditions at Honolulu
we're Unpropitious and the event had to
- POSTPONED.
The course Of President ROOsevelt's
message to Mr. Mackay was by the
Postal Telegraph company's land line
from Oyster Bay to san Francisco,
thence by the Commercial Pacific cable
to Honolulu, TO Midway, to Guam and
to Manila From Manila to HOngkong
the message passed by the cable which
was lifted and cut by Admiral Dewey
in 1898. From HongkOng it went to
Saigon, to Singapore, TO Penang, to
Modraa 10 Bombay to Alden, TO Suez,
to Alexandria, at Malta, to Gibraltar,
to Lisbon and to the Azores. Between
Hongkong and the Azores. Between
foreign cables. At the Azores it was
taken up again by the Commercial
cables and sent to CansO thence to
New York and thence TO Oyster Bay.
The time of transmission was twelve
minutes.
The presidents message was received
| by Mr. Mackay at II: 55 pm. Mr.. Mack
] avs message was sent eastward over
/ the same lines as President RooseveIt's
and was received by President RoOse-
/ welt at 12.04la midnight The time of
I transmission was nine and one-half
/ minutes.
] These messages We're followed by a
! large number of congratulations mes
/ sages to Governor Taft and President
1 Mackay from governors of the different
] states and other distinguished men
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
DEATH LURkED INPOOL OFWATER
Electric light Wire Snapped by Rainsoaked Flag Falls into Street.
Charging Water With Electricity and Killing Man Who
Stepped into Pool and Three Others.

DITTSBURG, Pa, July dur
ing the progress of a terrific
rainstOrm here today four
persons were killed in an ac-
cident of a most unusual character
A large American flag suspended from
a grocery store became soaked with
rain and the wind blew it against an
electric light wire. which was carrying
1000 volts. The wire snapped under
the pressure and fell into the street,
one end lodging in pool of water and
charging it. John Visa, running for
shelter. stepped into the pool of water
and fell dead.
Shortly after this the Statti family,
numbering seven persons drove by.
The driver was hurrying to reach a
place Of shelter, and as he approached
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
WAS EQUAL TO EMERGENCY
PIucky Woman Saves Her Husbands
Life.

Bethany. Ills. July 4.-Advices just
received from China state that Or. w
II. Logan, formerly OF this city, has en-
tirely recovered from au attack of ap-
pendicitis and returned to his station
and resumed his work DR.. Logan and
his wife have been missionaries IN
China for a number of years. They
were forced TO flee from the country
during the Boxer troubles. coming TO
Bethany where the physician prac-
ticed his profession until peace had
been restored. when he returned to MS
former station in China and again took
up the work of a missionary physician
The point where DR.. and Mrs. Logan
look after the welfare of their converts
is 500 miles from the nearest place
where an American or European ply
stefan is located.
A short time ago DR.. Logan was at
tackled by an illness which rapidly de-
veIoped into an acute attack of ap-
pendicitis. Realizing that his only
hope for recovery lay in an operation
involving the removal of the vermltorm
appendix DR.. Logan called his VIE
and impaired to her his diagnosis or
his own case. Mrs. Logan. being a
trained nurse. began the preparations
for an operation Unassisted amt
guided only by the instructions given
her before her husband relapsed mo
uncOnsciousneSs under an anesthetir,
Mrs Logan. with the instruments or
the suffering missionary physician.
performed the hazardous operation on
her unconscious helpmate- DIT. Logan
returned TO consciousness to ind tlT
case had passed entirely out of his
hands In a short time Mrs. Logan
determined to remove him to where
he could have the benefit Of skilled
surgeons With her sick husband and
young baby she undertook "A journey
OF 500 miles by rail and wagon TO
where. attention could be secured. The
doctor stood the journey wei and upon
his examination by the attending sur
econ Mrs. Logan was informed thar
her oDeration was one that would have
been creditable to the most skilltui
! operator
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER
SUES FOR $4,000, 600

Victoria. b. g.. July illegal pro-
ceedings were commenced here today
in the case of Edna Wallace Hopper.
the actress, against James DunsmniT.
ex-premier OF British Columbia, a case
involving fortune OF S3,OOO0OO. Ac-
ton is taken by the actress seeking To
set aside the viii of the late Alex.
Dunsmuir, brother of James Dunsmuir
and stepfather Of Edna Wallace Hop
per. Today an appeal against the ap-
plication of the plaintiff for trial be-
fore a special jury was argued and
Judgment was reserved until Monday