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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22
OjCieC Newman
jego wielcy doktorZy ie:
GA dalei.
WELL Ks. ED. R. REJNERT,
prob. polskiego koSciola
Warsaw ave..
ST JOSEPH, MO.

WBNY KS. DoKToRzE!
PAM Eva Jeziorska 82-letnla
niewiasta cd kilku lat chorowa&a ma
rozmalte bole6ci reumatyczne W
nogach, W bokach, W rekach i "
g&owie, a nawet W zofadku ME.
strawnosc, odbijanie i czkawka
ciagle ja meczyfy przez przesz{o
diva lata. Dowiedziawszy sic o le-
karstwach Wiel. OLGA, pos}a1a no
ME raz, i drugi, kt6re zazywa}a we
dug przepisu i W kr6tkim czasie
zupe}nle wyzdrowia}a, tax il obec
ME czuje sic zdrowa, silniejsza j
iakby odm}odn1a!a, tax IL o Villas
nycb siiach mogla przyj6d do mnie
opowledzied o dobrych skutkach
medycyu, przys}anych jej przez
Wiel. OLGA; A wiec dzlekuje sto.
krotnie "a szczesliwe wyleczenle,
b&ogos1awi Wtcl. OLGA i prosi ?ana
Boga 0 zdrowie i 0 jaknajdfuzsze
zycie ola Wei. Ks. Doktora.
Z uszanowaniem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22
APETYT ~PRZYwR0CONY,B 0-
LIE R~EUMATYCZNE GkOWY
/ PLEC USTAkY, TAKE I
DRESZCZE ZUPEkNIE
USTAkY.

Pittsburg, Pa, lsKwietnia 1902.
Wiel. Ojcze Newmanle!
ia nizej podpisana sk1adam SER
deczne dzleki Ojcu Newmanow1 ia
wyleczeuie mnie W tax kr6tkim
kr6tkim czasle z reumatyzmu v
nogach l ramionach Me mia4sm
zadnego apetytu, tylko hole giowy,
zawsze czufam sic zimna j take
plecy mi dokuczafy.
Me ma]ao sposobnosci piea6
PREDICT, ale "a to teraz donosze, be
wdw6oh tYRodniach wyxdrowialam.
Wiec ~ieszcxe ras dziekuje wiele ra-
y "a wylecxenie j zycze kazdemu
derpiacemu udac sle do Wiel. OLGA
Newmana.
Poxestaje 2 powaianiem
Maryanna Lesnlak,
1886 Miller Alley, Pittsburg, Pa.
snAnnn Zalacxcie 9 {. xna~
HAN oxek pooztowy NJ.
&...sSsO formularx i 6wia-
dectwa,o pisujace jak chorTch lec.ee.
Rev. Newman
1855 ". Lake 81, ChIoaso u I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22

Iwsze A CO wymyslit moze !
udzka qlowa "a stworze,n,ls'
niczem 70 wszystko
4 porownaniu do straszydel.
kt6re kryje pickle. Me bro
MA. ME s,}a reki. ME rycer
ske sztuka AMI tel ME konno
tam sic dostat ! potykaf TAM
trzeba tenn jasnie6. czem ia
snieje dusza W niebiesiech
pred tronem Boga | CO ia
wiecznej z%achowuje $wia-
Ale OTTO j tw6) ko6 wy,
nedznialy, re ledwo sic wle-
cze. i kosci W skorze trzyma-l
ia sc pospolu, Patrz. co SCI
z niego stale przez jedne noe
Kr6lewicz spojrzal ma zni~
szczone zwierze zmienione do
niepoznania. Ko$ci | sk6ra, a
lie to kosci jakoby mad ogniem
i wysuszone, al
sk6ra jakoby skwarem wy
piekla i ma te koSci p%owleczo-
ma ma nowo. Zwierze ledwo
wleklo nogi "a SODA, robbie
bokami. oczy u niego capable.
wiatr silniej tchnawszy, ma
box mog]by je powalic.
= Co sic sta'o, co sic sta
10? :wolal przerazony kr6le~
wicz - kto spedzil i znisz~
cyl to ogniste zwierze W kill:
ku zaledwie godzinach?
49, Poznaj tedy mlodziehcze,
co znacza wszelkie silly sztuki
W tel robocie, do kt6rej sic
zablerasz! Strachy ubieglej
nocy ledwo cieniem paddy ma
twego konia i patrz; jak pod
|ich okropnoScia. jakby pod
najpotezniejszym ciezarem.
wyschlo bydle twoje. jak wy
|sycha W afrykadskiej spiece
szkielet powalonegow ielb|a-
da. j.
Kr6lewicz zamysli} sic gle
boko, a potem rece zalamaw-
sly, stall d}ugo W modlitwie
/ myslal a myslal, ME wie~
dzac co poczae, Sposepnial
ma obliczu i byIby zapewne
dingo jeszcze bill sic n'epo-
radnemi myslami, gdyby
go ME byl przebudzil dzwo-
mex, kt6ry sic odezwa} glo-
sem takim, jakim, sic odzywa
W cIemnej nocy dzwonek
ch|opca. idacego pred po-
stepujacym z Panem Jezu~
sem kap|anem, gdy ten W
g}uchej c'szy W ciemnej
pore spieszy ma ratunek !
pokrzepienie duszy konajace.
go cz&owieka.
Krolew;cz nodni6sl -oczv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22
! Historya :
70: kr0leWicZui
KT { wkAsNY oJCIEC
ZAPRZEDAk.
s.s j.. -r, ~ r. -
tC!ag dalszyl

1tIlaR oa'"A5
Gdy talk pol s'cdziaf a ma
wool lezal i TEN SIC pos'la''
co miat W torbie re soba' al
myslal, dokad i W jakl spo~
sob udae sic dalei, odezwa'
sic mad MIN dzwonek. jakby
svpnarek W. malym w:ejsk'm
kosciolkur I dwoma pre-
staokamI :zi "a w'dz'ec7"ie
" tel bee1udnej pustyn'' 'ak
dzwoni zwykle pom'edzy
1udzmi ma Ani6l Padski try
RAY dzienn'e:>. =.
Ma teh CLOS podn'6st s;eI
kroohwicz "a kolana,: a prze7
zegoawszy sic pobozoie' zmo~
will Anioi Padski / try razy|
w'eczoy odpoczyoek, jak Sc
tego odapobezne) matki oau-
cyl W mtodosci~ Modi'' Sic
giosno. bo' w tenn smutoem
polozeniu modl'twa .rwa'a mu
sc sama W gEosnych, s'owach
z prosbq do Boga 7 zdawa'o
mu sic. lie i'm. glo$nlej: ia wy
powiada, TEN pewniej wznle~:
sic SIC W n;ebiosa laske Boz
! ska mu ::Wfyjjedna, "
r Stale sic tez podobnic. >Po~
slyszat "a SODA szelest ]akiS
gluchy,l .:jakby przyt'umione
slowa p6'giosem starca: wy
mawianej modlitWy. a zaraz
potem stanalPrzed MIN 81
wiutehki starzec::' .pustelnik i
patrzal W twarz k|eczacego.
mlodziehca.
- Bog z toba, ~dziecko mo-
jel odesWal Sc p~ustelnik.
a-1 :: : wami take, szanoa.
why oicze! odpowied1ial kr6-
lewicz, pocieszony ME malo.
tenn poboznem pozdfowieniem.
Patrzac zas pogodna /
przyiemna twarz starca, CO.
faz wiecej e 6: do n'ego Eau
FAME ! szacunek, jak gdyby
xnalszl dawnego znajomego
przyiaciela.
- Coz Gle przywiodlo "
to puste, dixie l cd udne
miejsce m66jsynu. :zapytal sta.
- Wiele j dlugo, trzeba-
by Q TEN opowiadac. ojcze1
kochany. Ma teraz to jedno
tylko powiem. ze zbiegl mi
koh. kt6rego kladac sic "a
spoczynak tel nocy v dzik;m
leslie. pusciiem rozkulbaczo.'
nego = trawe. "a lego sla-
dem dosledlem az tutai gdzie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22
KS. Ed r. REJNERT.
proboszcz " St. Joseph, Mo.

Pisa}em " obecnosci uzdrowionei
p. =. Jeziorsk,ej i jej c6rki p. w.
Barczak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22

;zczekaniem czestem | pre-
:iaglejszem takim g}osem
,ddalal sic coraz wiecel al
los}yszet go ne bylo MONA.
- Jest ma dobrym tropie.
oowiedzia} pilnie nadsluchuja
pielgr<ym. Pow'edz mi
moi synu kto jestes
jedziesz ] dokad twoja
- Jestem syn krdlewski,
jedyne d.. ecko rodzic6w mo-
oh, a przypad|a mi trudna
" n:edostepne prawie
dls. zywego czlowieka strony.
Jade tam ably odebrac, CO
podstepnie z mego|
rodzica;
Znam ia ciebie ! rodzi-
ca :twego,> znam i matke two
ia. bylem PREY twoim chrzcie
widze tel, re noslsz ma pier
siach swietosci cd matki ma
pamiatke Wiedz tedy. synu
moi re swjetosci te ia zlozy-
lem CT ma wiazarek chrzestny,
DO mn;e toB6g dial towidzenie
ito pos}annictwo, abym natar-
czywose szatahska poskromi}
i upokorzyi. gdy sic W domu
waszym szerzy}a uad miare
ia Jestem ten pielgrzym, kt6-
ny z'ozyt ola cieb;e lee Chry-
stusa Pana i krople jego krwa~
wego potu orazrelikwie z sza-
ty jego. :..
Gdy p;e]grzym ~staruszek
TAX krolewlczem rozmawial,
.poczal sic pc dlugich chwi=
ZACH odzywac CLOS szczekaja-
cego psa gdzles bardzo da~
leko, jakby z poza g6r lub z
pod ziemi. Z poczatku bardzo
a powoli tylko stawa}
sic cokolwiek wyrazniejszym.
- Znalazi sic koh. pies go
pedzi, ale bodaj czy bedziesz
z niego wielka pocieche,
DO bardzo wolno i'm z miej
sea. Lecz powiedz mi kr6le-
wiiczu POGO, tobie koh brof
" TAXA droge?.
Konia sobie zaprawilem
dluga musztra i swiczeniami
do tego, re sic ME leka nj
najokropnieisze ognie
Idle welding moiej wolf, q
najstraszniejsze potwory go
ME strasza.
Dziecko z ciebie, kr6le.
odpowiedzial p~ustelnik
Tam. gdzie cerogral twojego
OLGA z%achowany, 50 ognie
strachy. do ktorych widoku
Mkt. s.! sis, zaprawit ME zdoIa1
ewlczz,en,,lle.m, wyidokiem. O.
.,x 80. nfc~3an3ol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22

PalpiitacyJa j r6zne gatunki schlos-.
81 serca, bywaja prlesdko leczone.
przez seYery Heart Tonic. Reguluu-
je.organa, j cala cyrku1acya wy
twarza normalna ~polozenie v ca1ym
systemic. Cena $I.OO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22

zai slf aossrzcgsszy mszzdssl
tary. ten wzIaal j stamp a
,apIanem. ably mu sluzyc do
nszy Sw. Poznal. ze kapla-
lem jest wlasnie pustelnik.
Skohczyla sc msza " dzi-
kei odleg'ej puszczy. cicha
nsza GUYANA. ktorej przys-
piewywa'y ptaszki " potez-
Leslie ~przyswiecaIo slon-
10 wonne, a physically tysia,
&c kropel rosy W kolo pick
mel, niz SIC lsnia najwieksze
boeactwa ! najc1yscieisze kry-
sztaly W Swiecznikach.
Gdy pc mszy pustelnik
przebral sic z SCAT kaplahskich
! sam soble zgotowai sniad =
ME z mleka lesnych owo-
COW, kt6rem kr6lewicza ura-
poczela sic miedzy mini
dluga rozmowa.
D1iecko mole, m6wil
pustelnik, tnnej broni, innej
zbroi tobie potrzeba W droge
j do walki. W szate anio}a
oblec sic tobie, a W chrze-
Sciahskiej trzeba CT sic zaslo-
mic pokorze, a tel tarczy
kowale ME kuia. Moca twoja
bye must tylko czystose serca
i ufnose W Bogu, a to wszy-
stko trzeba sobie zas}uzyc,
zapracowac dobrze czynieniem
bl zoim i>wyrzuceniem re SER
ca wszelkiej pychy, ably W
MEM bylo m'ejsce ola pokory
i ducha Boga.
IL.
Dzied byl skwarny, godzi-
ma po|udniowa, slohce pickle
|iakby kto garSciami lar z ME-
go rzucal ma pekajaca z po~
suchy ziemie.
Wszystko umilklo W kolo.
|Zwierz wszelaki ukry} sic gle.
boko W gestwioe. albo gdzie
W ziemie zagrzebal. ratujac sic
pred tenn ogniem slonecz-
nym. Ptaszek W powietrzu
sic ME pokazal, l W leslie sic
ole odezwaf, nawet listek zae
den ma poteznej osinie ME ru-:
szyl sic. ale wisiai zwied}y ,
omdlaly.
TEN przerazliwiej krzycza,
swiercz polny gdzies W trawie,
iakby on jeden m,al odwage
Iajae g~waltownemu slohcu i
przywoiywa6 wiatr, a z MIN
i deszcz chlodzacy %powietrze
Pc rozpalonym piasku kro-
cyl W tel nieznosnej spieko-
Gle, pusta okolica czlowiek
sam 1eden. jak mad dix EN-,
g6rami szybuie orze} samotny.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-04
OFFICIAL MATTERS
CAPITOL CUSTODIAN COMMITTEE.

CAPITOL CUSTODIAN COMMITTEE.
The Capitol Custodian Committee
held it's regular monthly meeting at the
capitol Monday. There were present
Captain Solomon Spiegelberg, Solicitor
General E. l.. Bartlett and Land Com
missioner A. A. Keen, secretary. Bills
for the past month were audited and
approved. The question of purchasing
a smoke consumer for the furnace of
the capitol building was considered and
it is likely such contrivance will be
purchased.
THE TERRITORIAL LAND BOARD.
The Territorial Land Board consist
ing of Governor Otero, Solicitor Gener-
al E. L. Bartlett and Land Commission
er A. A. Keen, was in session Monday.
Over 10000 acres of land was disposed
of to applicants at very handsome
advance over previous prices. This is
situated in western Valencia county,
south of the Atlantic-P Pacific railroad.
The board was also in session yesterday
afternoon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-04

their just share Of territorial tax, and
while many of the smaller counties
make fair assessments and pay their
full proportion of the territorial tax,
this is a great injustice to them and this
board should be given by proper act,
full power in the premises, to equalize
and adjust the values so that each and
every county would contribute to the
support Of the territory on the same
basis.
"This can work no hardship upon
any one and it is mathematical prop
osition that the lower the assessment
the higher the rate for taxes. So much
money has to be raised for the pay
ment of the public debt and the con-
Quoting of public affairs and in every
view, fair and equal valuation OF
property throughout the territory is for
the best interest Of the taxpayer and
the territory and we would earnestly
ask the passage of bill to bring about
these results, without which this board
has a false name and it's only real func-
tions are to fix values on certain cor
porate property"
The report is signed by J. s. Duncan
as chairman and venceslao Jaramillo
as secretary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-04
REACHED A CRISIS.
Arizona is Opposed to Compromise
Admitting New Mexico and
That Territory as One
State.

Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 4.-The legisla-
tive assembly today received a dispatch
from Marcus Smith, delegate to con-
gress, who asserts that a crisis has
been reached in the statehood struggle
and that Senator Quay, fearing the op-
position, will accept the extra session
rather than pass the omnibus bill and
advises acceptance of the plan propos-
ed by the opposition to admit Arizona
and New Mexico as a single state.
Smith is unreservedly opposed to this
compromise and the Arizona Legislature
has unanimously adopted a resolution
sustaining him in his opposition to the
consolidation of New Mexico and Ari-
zona.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-04
DO NOT APPROVE.
Movement Of Mexico and China Is Not Warmly Re-
garded.

London, Feb. 4.-People here inter-
ested in silver and silver securities look
coldly upon the movement started by
Mexico and China for the purpose OF
bringing about an agreement between
the silver using countries. Some bullion
brokers go so far as to say that If this
currency campaign were to succeed on
the lines indicated by President Roose-
velt's message to congress, it will be a
bad thing for the white metal
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-04
THE COUNCIL.
(Afternoon Session.)

President Chaves called the Council
to order at 2:35 p. m.
Mr.. Hughes objected to unanimous
consent to the committee on municipal
and private corporations to report on
Council Bill No. 10. With vote of 10
to 1, it was decided to suspend the rules
to hear the report. Mr.. Fall, chairman
of the committee, reported Council Bill
No. 10, with the recommendation that
the bill be tabled indefinitely. The re-
port was adopted by vote of to 2,
those voting in the negative being
Messrs Hughes and Hawkins. The bill
provides for curfew law to protect
minors from vicious influences and was
introduced by Mr. Hughes.
Council Bill No. 80 was introduced
Mr.. Spiess, An act declaring the stat
utes of the Territory of New Mexico
regulating the practice and procedure
in certain cases to be in force and for
other purposes and relating to real es-
tate of infants and married women and
perpetuating testimony. The bill was
referred to the committee on judiciary.
A recess was taken to give the joint
statehood committee an opportunity to
hold meeting.
The statehood committee reported
that it had appointed Messrs. Bowie
Albright and Turner committee to Sc
cure reduction in the telegraph rates
charged for sending the statehood me-
mortal to the different state legislatures
Of the west and to Washington. This
committee will also report tomorrow on
the request Of Mr.. Andrews asking
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-04
THREE MONTHS PRE-
FERENT|AL TREATMENT
1t is Believed This is the Basis on
Which the Allies Will
Agree to Raise the
Blockade.
REY0LUTI0nISTS ARE At THE
GATES OF CARACAS

Washington, D. c., Feb. 4.-Three
months preferential treatment for the
allies promises to be the compromise
upon which they and Minister Bowen
will agree as condition precedent to
raising the blockade.
REVOLUTIONISTS ACTIVE.
New York, Feb. A dispatch from
Caracas says the army of the revolu-
tionists is now almost at the gates of
Caracas, and everywhere in the city
preparations are being made to repel
an attack. The blockaders have noti-
fed the authorities of La Guayra that if
they see soldiers in the streets they will
shell the fort. Residents regard this as
new tactics of the Germans to assist the
MatoS revolution.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-04
THE HOUSE.
(Morning Session.)

The House was called to order at 10
o'clock this forenoon. Every member
being present. Prayer by the chaplain.
The committee on judiciary reported
House Bill No. II, with the recommen-
dation that it do not pass, as it's revis-
ions are embodied in House Bill NO. 50.
The bill removes theag qualification
for jurors Mr.. Pedro Sanchez made
strong speech in favor of removing the
age qualification pointing to the fact
that if a man over 80 years of age can
serve as president of the United States,
he certainly is able to serve on a New
Mexico jury.
Mr.. Llewellyn informed the House
that the committee had decided to re-
port a bill in favor of removing the age
qualifications for jurors.
The judiciary committee reported
House Bill No. 33, with the recommen-
dation that it pass as amended by the
committee The report was adopted.
The same committee reported House
Bills No 12, Is, "a and for translation
into English.
The judiciary committee reported
House Bill No. 10 with the recommen-
dation that it do not pass on account
of the great expense Of bringing crim1-
nails to Santa Fe for execution The
bill was introduced by Mr. Cristoval
Sanchez, and provides for the time'
manner and execution of criminals. The
report was adopted.
The same committee reported House
Bill No. with the recommendation that
It do not pass because it's provisions are
practically embodied in Section 1868 OF
the Compiled Laws of 1897 The report
was adopted.
House Bill No. 18 was reported by the
same committee with the Recommended
ton that the bill be referred to spec
ial committee of three to be appointed
by the Speaker, Mr. Pedro Sanchez TO
be chairman.
The committee on privileges and elec-
tions reported on the McCash-Holland
election contest. The report recommen-
ded the unseating Of Mr.. Holland who
had been elected on the face of the re-
turns by 10 majority, to represent Union
county in the House. The report was
signed by Messrs. Cristoval Sanchez,
Martinez and Llewellyn, and showed
that 1s votes had been cast for Mr.. Hol-
land by men who were not registered In
the precinct in which they voted or vot-
cd on fraudulent registration certin-
Gates.
Mr.. Eduardo Martinez offered min
ority report, but before he could nave
II read. Mr.. Cristoval Sanchez moved
that the majority report be adopted. a
parliamentary discussion ensued Whlcr
was decided by Speaker Montoya tha'
the report Of the minority be heard
first. The minority report stated thai
the evidence submitted does not sustain
the allegations Of the contestant anc
that Mr.. Holland is entitled to the GER
tif1cate of election he now holds. The
minority report was signed by Messrs
Pendleton and Eduardo Martinez.
Mr. Bowie moved to adjourn until
o'clock this afternoon in order to giv'
the members OF the joint committee OF
statehood chance to attend meeting
Of the committee in session at the time
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-04
THE COUNCIL.
(Morning Session.)

Morning Session.)
All members except Mr.. Andrews, eX-
cused, answered the roll call. Rev. w.
A. Cooper offered the invocation
Mr. FALL chairman of the committee
OH municipal and private corporations,
offered majority report on Council
Bill No &c, recommending that it pass
Mr.. Spiess dissented. Mr.. Fall moved
that the report and the bin be made the
special order OF business with Council
Bill No. 25 on Thursday forenoon to be
acted on by the committee of the whole.
The motion carried, only Mr.. Spiess
voting no. Council Bill No. 20 provides
for the repeal of the coal oil inspection
law
Mr.. Hughes, chairman of the finance
committee, reported Joint Resolution
No. /, with an amendment striking out
the word "and' and substituting with
out the The resolution provides for
the printing of the governors message
and the amendment cuts out the eXh1b-
it's and tables. The report was adopt
ed.
Mr.. Hughes of the finance committee,
reported Council Bill No. 8, recommend
ing that the bill be referred to the COM
mittee on public institutions. The re-
port was adopted and the bill SO re-
ferred.
It provides for an appropriation of
$4,000 to drill an experimental arteslan
we'll at the penitentiary.
House Bill No. 20, repeating Section
1871 of the Compiled Laws of 1897, In
regard to selling liquor to the Indians,
was referred to the committee on judi
ciary.
Council Joint Resolution No. l, pro-
viding for the printing of 1000 copies,
one-half in English and the other half
in Spanish, of Governor Otero's mes
sage to the 35th legislative assembly,
was passed unanimously.
A recess was taken until 2:SO o'clock
this afternoon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-04
FUNSTON TRANSFERRED.
General Baldwin Will Succeed In Command In Depart
ment Of Colorado

Washington, Feb. 4.-Under an order
posted at the war department today
General Frank Baldwin will succeed
General Funston in command of the de-
partment of Colorado on April /. Funs-
ton goes to the department of Colombia
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-04
False Report.

Tucson. Feb. "A special from Her
mosillo says there is little truth in the
stories of the alleged fight between
Mexicans and Yaqnis near San Marcial.
A small fight probably occurred but no
such number was killed as reported.
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STRIKE Has Commenced.

North Vassalboro, Maine, Feb. "A
strike has begun in the mills Of the
American Woolen Company here the
spinners asking an increase OF wages
and the weavers objecting to the prac-
tice OF teaching apprentices.
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UNDER CONTROL.

Oklahoma City, Feb A fire that
started in the Lion store, dealers in
general merchandise, here this morning
caused loss of S250,00o, insurance
about one-thrd of the loss. The entire
stock and building Of the Lion store
was consumed, entailing loss OF more
than $175,000.
Another fire in frame building on
Broadway at the same time caused an
additional loss. Fire apparatus was
sent In by Ell Reno and Guthrie, and at
1880 the fire. which for time threat
ened the city, was under control.
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Blu Hamara Captured.

Paris, Feb A dispatch received
here from Tanger says a special courier
from Fez has brought renewed report
that the pretender to the throne, Blu
Hamara, has been captured.
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Oklahoma City Burning.

Wichita, Kan, Feb. A special to
the Beacon says Oklahoma City is burn
ing. Help has been asked for from
Guthrie. The best business blocks are
already destroyed.
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YOUNGER IS PARDONED.
Must Never Place Himself on Exhibition and Must Leave
the State.

St. Paul, Feb. 4.-Coleman Younger,
of the three brothers who were
to life Imprisonment because
of connection with the bank robbery
and murder at Northfield, Mimi, in
1876 was today granted full pardon by
the state board of pardons on condltion
that he promise never to place himself
on exhibition and that he leave the
state.
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Wireless Telegraph.

New York, Feb. An statement
issued by the Marconi wireless telegraph
asserted all fast steamers OF
the Inter National Mercantile Marine
company will be supplied Immediately
with wireless telegraph plants.
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STENO6RApHY~

r. A. WATKINS, Stenographer; Of
fee with H. N. Wilcox, Catron Block.
stenography and Typewriting by piece
work.
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Firemen Are Dying.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 4 = James
Foley a truckman and Andrew White
and Edward Hogan OF the Milwaukee
ire department are dead and four other
firemen are in critical condition as a
resulpof inhaling fumes at a fire at the
Schwab Steel company's steel plant last
night. Captain Lancaster, of Engine
company No. 8 is also prostrat,i and is
said to be in dying condition.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
that the different state legislatures be
asked by telegraph what action they
have taken on the statehood memorial.
The Council then adjourned until to-
morrow forenoon.
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CHICAGO WAS CUT
OFF PART OF TODAY
The Blizzard Has Extended Over the
Middle Western States and Has
Extended Into the South
ern States.
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE COM
MUNlCATl0H lR SUSPENDED

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. A Black Riv-
er Falls (Wis.) special to the Dispatch
says One of the fercest blizzards for
years has been sweeping over this Sec
tion the entire night and the wind Is
still blowing cold and snow drifts are
mounting high on all roads. Business
is practically suspended and early
trains are delayed from two to four
hours.