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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

RZYM, 3 stycznia - Pa
piez zamierza wyda6 nova en-
cyklike przeciwko pojedyn-
kowaniu. Zawezwie w niej
wszystkie. .rzady -.chrzesciah-
skie, ably 'przyt1umialy poje-
dynki, kt6re So zabytkiem
wicklow barbarzy1skich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
! GLENWOOD, Mich,

III QI111N VOOO3 W11Cu',
Pod plebania ks. Zmijew-
skiego, proboszcza parafii M.
B. Szkaplerznej odkryto jak
nam donosza, o.bfite zr6d}o
nafty. w ostatnich dniach
sformowa}a sic sp6}ka, W ce-
lu}prowadzenia dalszych po-
szukiwah. Ma czele- tel sp6}ki
jest kilku wybitnych amery-
kan6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

PETERSBURG, 2 stycznia.
z Bahunbu donosza o niesz-
czesciu W kopalni uspehskiej,
gdzie 48 g6rnik6w znalaz}o
smiert W ogniu, kt6ry pow
stall niewiadomo W jaki spo-
sob.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

BERLIN, 3 stycznia Kr6l
saski wyda} surowe rozkazy
swej tajnej policyi, azeby czu-
wala mad kazdym krokiem je-
go zbieglej synowej. Ponie-
waz spodziewa sic ona wkr6t-
CO pot stwa, przeto szef de-
tegtyw6w tajnych Schwartz u.
5dal sic do GeneWy spe cyalnie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
NIT uyArHEE VIZ

MILWAUKEE, Wis. w
ponie edzialek, 0 godzinie 2ej
20 poludniu umarla W mics
Gle naszem so letnia starusz-
ka Marya Potrze eboWska "a
nlie.sz zkal pa. 81 81 przi Il 70 :!
lays. lt6ra pozos po 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

MENOMINEE, Mich, 3
stycznia. Rezultatem dyspu-
ty czlonk6w polsko-katolic-
kiego koScio}a re swoim
ksiedzem Paponem by}a
ostatecznie b6jka, kt6ra
znowuz okryla polskie mie
ha6ba. Gdy ksiadz Papo6
wychodzi1 z koSciola 0 9-ej
godzinie rano po sko6czonej
mszy Sw., zosta{ zaatakowa-
ny wdrzwiach koscio}a przez
parafian, kt6rzy podarli ma
MIN suknie kompletnie ME
szczedzac mu r6wniez i ra-
|z6w. Kilkoma uderzeniami
silnej piesci zdo}a1 ksiadz
Papo6 oswobodzic sic gars-
ci atakujacych, lecz W tel
chwili zosta1 "a drzwiami
koscio}a zaatakowany przez
wieksza liczbe parafian,
kt6rzy mu narohili wiecej
k1opotu... Ostatecznie ks.
Papo6 zosta1 aresztowany ma
zadanie parafian, gdyz
jak twierdza to ksiadz P.
pierwszy rozpocza1 b6jke.
Jutro ma bye process, kt6ry
wykryje szczeg6}y j wywo}a,
W sercach polak6w smutek,
re nasze imie znowuz ucier-
pi, bo wrogie nam pisma
niiemieckie j amerykansk
wyszydzaja mas niemilosier-
ME.
Kiedyz sic ia ob6jcza
walka sko6czy nareszcie?!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

PARYZ. 5 stycznia. Maria
Guerineau mia1a umrzec, a
20 zbadaniu re ME zyje,
przeniesiono ia do trupiarni
ma cmentarz W miescie Tan
son, gdzie leza1a ca1kiem W
odretwieniu.
Po chwili jednak zacze1a
sic poruszac, co widzac, str6-
ze kt6rzy pilnowali ciala, u
wazali to "a jakis figiel. Po-
kr6tkiem jednak czasie Ma
ria wstaje no j .... opuszcza
trupiarnie j idzie do domu.
Szczesciem bylo, ze ma czasie
odzyskala zyto'mnosc, DO
" chwile bylaby poehowana.
ST. PAUL, MINI, 5 stycz-
MIA 2 powodu gaste mgly, M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

MARINETTE, Wis.,, 5 sty-
cznia. J6zeJ Mizera wytoczy}
process kompanii .kolejowej
Minneapolis, St Paul i Sault
Ste Marie o $4,000 odszko-
dowania "a wyrzucenie go z
pociagu W roku 1900. Wy
rzucono go W Armstrong
Creek, st6sownie do rozpo-
rzadzeh wydzia}u zdrowia, ja-
ko chorego ma ma O.
spe. Tymczasem Micro u
trzymuje,ze ME chorowal ma
ospe. ami by} ma te chorobe
wystawiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

W JERSEY City, N. ].
wychodzi nowy tygodnik.
,,G}os Narodu" wydawany
przez p. Wiktora Wilusz,
2O5 Washington Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Md. We
czwartek W nocy wybuch} o
glen w mieszkaniu OBJ J6zefa
Wojciechowskiego, 1857 Gar
sett ave. = gdy iona i 5ro
dzieci we 6nie pograzeni byli
i tylko okolicznosci re OBJ.
Tonhey i patrolman Blond
tylne okna wydarli i .spia-
cych tax z domu wydostai,
moga zawdzieczac re zyja.
Rodzina znalaz}a tymczasowe
schronienie u sasiad6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

DODGE, Wis. Pan T. J.
Pelowski wym}6 6cil v zesz-
lynn roku farmerom " Pine
Creeku polakom ] innonaro-
'dowcom, razem =. 1877 busz-
j przenicy. I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
Mich :

DETROIT Mich - Kazi-
.mierzowi Zielewskiemu, "a
mieszkalemu pod no. 229
Williams ave. z niewiadome-
go powodu sprzykrzy1o sic
zycie familijne, vice drapnal
W nieznane strony, q mall
zonka jego dniem j noca
op1akuje jego strate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

DETROIT, Mich, strasz-
ma I6miercia zgina1 Leon
Mieczkowski, samotny, .kt6-
ry mieszkal u swego brata
pm. 452 Garfield ave. Pra
cowa1 on ma stacyi Grand
Trunk kolei przy pomywaniu1
wagon6w i W zesz1a sobote
wieczorem, sko6czywszy
dilemma prace, wskoczy} ma.
w1asnie wyruszajacy ze ST
cyl pociag, kt6ry przecho
dill niemal mimo jego
mieszkania. Zeskakujac Z ta-
kowego, poslizna1 sic i wpah
pod ko}a. G}owa jego i reka
zostaly zupe1nie uciete Il
Smierc byla natychmiastowa
Liczyl lat 38.
Katarzyna SzawalkoW-
ska rozgniewa}a sic ma salo.
niste Augusta Hinza i przy-S
.szed}szy do jego salunu, ce-
g1a rozbi1a wielkie zWierciia-
do "a kantorem. Sadzia Pha-
len skaza1 ia ma $25 kary lub
80 dni wiezienia, lecz gdy ze
1zami " oczach oswald czy-
Ia, ze posiada tylko 35 CEN
tow, sedzia cofnal wyrok.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Morder-
stwo W szpitalu sw. Jana "
Allegheny uman dnia 23go
Grudnia Wieczorem Walenty
Ostrowski 2 ran odniesio d
nych " b6jce pijackiej. Trzy d
dni przedtem Ostrow bral q
udzial v jakiejs zabawie 81 B
schoenville pod Pittsburpien
i tax go aczestowano lassl y
20 g1owie, e p6''zniisj ~ NJ
q mari. '|s 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

W tym celu,, azeby czuwac
mad tenn, by dziecka ME "a
mieniono. Kr6l saski prag-
ME bowiem azeby wychowac
to dziecko W swym pa}acu.
GENEVA, 3. stycznia. :
Dzienniki donosza, ze ksiez-
ma saska professor Giron ME
mieli wiele srodk6w do zy-
cia re W ostatnich dniach
brak1o i'm pieniedzy. Udawa-
Ii sic do kilku ichwiarzy, ale
ci odm6wili pozyczki. w tych
dniach mialy jednak :nadejSe
klejnoty ksieznej przedsta-
wiajace wartosc oko}o 100000
dolar6w.
WIEDEN, 3 stycznia. Pry-
watne wiadomosci donosza,
re miedzy cesarzem austryac-
kim a kr6lem saskim przysz-
10 do zerwania stosunk6w
wskutek ucieczki zony ma
stepcy tronu. Obaj monar-
chowie czynili sobie wzajem-
ne wyrzuty z powodu tax
skandalicznego obrotu spra-
WV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
MORRISON, MERRILL & co.


The center OF the intermountain
trade N lumber is admittedly salt Lake
city ana the high character and stand
ing Of the houses engaged therein Ia
the best possible proof OF the magnitude
and Importance of this branch OF our
states commercial interests. In re-
fcrrng to a house that has done much
to add to the Importance OF our city
as a lumber center. Morrison Merrill
& CO., we do not hesitate TO
class them among the leaders
IN the lumber industry here. The
plant of the firm Ia located at 2il
north Third West street, and this IL
connected with railroads by a private
switch. and includes large yards, sheds
and warehouses. an immense stock be-
ing carried at all times and sold at
Wholesale and retail This includes
rough and dressed pine and hard wood
lumber Of all kinds and descriptions
and IN all sizes and dimensions, well
seasoned and eXpertly culled, and also
embraces very large line OF building
material such as sash doors. blinds,
ceiling, flooring moulding, shingles,
laths, posts, pickcts. etc They also
handle on very extensive scale ce-
mont, lime. plaster hair, nails, build
ing paper, etc, and In every line quote
10 the trade and public the closest
prices known IN the trade, promptly
filling and shipping all orders. They
make specially Of furnishing build
ers' estimates. ana their immense an
nual trade extends throughout our own
and into adjoining states. and this is
constantly growing and expanding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
THE UTAH FlREPRooFlNe CO.


NO question is receiving greater at
tention at the hands OF scientific ex-
perts than that OF good roads and
walks, and 1t Is the general consensus
OF opinion that concrete and cement
work as IA foundation, or as an entire
pavement, are the best Some engl-
neers lean to the use of asphalt over a
concrete foundation for streets, but for
sidewalks the cement is unquestionably
the best. when laid down by a reliable
firm. Such is the Utah Fireproofing
Co, which was organized last March
and whose Offices are at GO west Second
South street, telephone COS. The officers
are Mr. ], b. Hinchman, president; Mr..
W. II Benton, vice president; Mr.. u.
W. Hinchman, secretary and Mr.. Thos.
Owens, manager and treasurer, and
Walter Burton, assistant manager, all
able business men of strict integrity.
The company executed the contract for
freproofing the state Insane asylum,
and has other large contracts on hand.
1t furnishes moderate estimates, or
tenders on, fireproof construction on the
Hlnchman Renton system and for con-
crete and cement walks in the nature
OF Sidewalks brewery and cellar floors
carriage driveways, or for streets, and
In this direction as well as in building
In doors, II does the very best class OF
work. All contracts are carried out
promptly and in accordance with speci-
ncations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
A CLEVER PARAPHRASE.

Reginald c. Vanderbilt spent the latter
part OF the summer at Sandy Point Farm,
a beautiful house at Portsmouth, II. L.,
and In this retirement the young man
read good deal and wrote little for
his tastes are literary to marked de-
gree.
At Harvard Mir Vanderbilt contributed
occasionally 10 the college periodicals, and
IN literary discussions his remarks were
often interesting and llluminatlVe.
one day at "a Harvard dinner ne con.
domned bitterly the verses Of poet OF
considerable repute
words, words, words" he said High
sounding words. and no thought. no truth
behind them, Whenever | rcad this man \
writings, | think OF the literary chat that
Dr. johnson and thin butcher had to-.
gether
"The thin butcher quoted to DR. John.
son the line Who rules DER freemen
should himself be free He said he
thought that line was fine poetry DO YOU
agree with meY he asked
No ] don't said DR. Johnson. FOR
the line means nothing II is mere words.
Then he looked at the weazened little
butcher. chuckld and went ON: II Is no
more sensible than would be the line.
Who Stays fat oxen should himself be-
fat p %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
GREEN g. REEVE co.


Leading opponents OF the science of
sanitary plumbing, heating and ventil-
ating In Salt Lake city are the pro-
prietors OF the Green u Reeve Co, OF
1876 South State Street. telephone $40,
and since its inception the house has
been accorded very liberal patronage
aud has carried out IN most able and
satisfactory manner many Of the larger
ana more important contracts, In our
own and nearby cities ard towns, The
proprietors are Mr.. W. Green, Mr.. j.
X. Reeve and Mr. w. Green, skilled,
practical experts at the business and
strictly reliable and homo able I'm an
their undertakings. The company car
ries q fine stock OF plumbers supplies
of AL kinds az well as steam filters
supplies on which they quote exception
ally low prices. They rheerfuly fur
nish estimates on contract work for
sanitary plumbing, heating and ven
tllating. as wei as for lemodeling and
repair work in their line and carry all
contracts TO completion promptly and In
accordance with specifications while
they guarantee all their work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
PAsTRoulcH G CO.

The above firm inauguratcd their
business IN Salt Lake as direct factory
agents two years ago. This is new
enterprise, introducing IN part some
features OF commerce that arc new IN
this part OF the world and upon the
whole most acceptable and helpful to
the building fraternity OF salt Lake and
other growing cities Of the state,
Messrs. Pastrouch n co. occupy room
ITO Keith Building, and thence give
quotations ut factory prices and for
ward their orders. The goods repre-
scented by them comprise steel cOnstruc-
ton, metal roofing, metal lath metal
specialtles, art glass, steel and wood
rolling partitions, grille and compost
ton decoration, parquetry, flooring all
Kinds OF fire apparatus and eXtinguIsh-
ers. The advancements made OF recent
years IN building and structural work
OF all kinds have created great increas-
cs IN the uses OF metal and tile work
and Messrs Pastrouich & 90. have
found by a profitable experience that
their advent In Utah was timely and
their progress thus far most promising
Of future results. Their products have
found extensive uses IN the many new
buildings that have been erected In
Salt Lake within the past two years,
while their business has correspond
Ing growth in the principal towns and
cities of the state. They call your es.
pecia attention TO their designs In ca
thedral glass and TO Wilson's rolling
partitions for dividing halls In schools
and churches into class rooms They
solicit inquiries on all classes OF ma
terial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
nrIIrnnn nnnnnnnn

enjoys on the financial side. II Is no.
toriously difficult to finance private ir-
llgauon enterprises nowadays. Ii IL
never done except upon the promise
OF enormous profits Examine the
average promoters prospectus, and you
VIII md that the proposition runs about
like thls
The land Is worthless without water.
The company controls inc only posi-
bic source OF supply When this IL de-
veloped the land win instantly be
worth from $25 70 $50 per acre unm-
proved, or twict as much after i'm
prOvement IL will cost only 81 to $40
per acre to bring land and water to-
gether The governments price OF the
land Is Sl25 per acre. The difference
between the cost OF land and water and
the value Of these elements when they
have been united is ''pro1t" And the
prospectus usually figures that this
VIII range all the way from 100 to 500
per cent. Usually these alluring figures
are sim further inflated by the sug,
gestlou that the company can obtain
plenty of dry land Itself az government
tgures and hold It for speculation
But the glittering prospectus is not
yet done with the hOmeseeker who
forms the basis OF all these cheerful
expectations, 1t win be noted that he
Is to practically but the system at sew
eral times what II cost, but Is he Ia
own II afterwards Decidedly not. The
company still owns II and collects an
annual rental for the use of the water
to pay diyidends--on what? On purely
fictitious capItallzation-stoc and
bonds which represent no Investment
except the cost Of paper and Ink.
TINS Is the way private enterprise
builds irrigation works In the west.
And the opponents OF national irriga
ton say II Is cheaper than government
enterprise. Cheaper for whom?
II Is certainly not cheaper for the
man who wants TO get home on tie
land. Even II the gltterlng expecta-
tons Of proht are never realized, exor-
bitant interest must be paid for the
use or the construction fund. Men do
not send their money into new coun-
tries on ordinary terms They demand
a part Of the fabulous profit which their
capital Is expected to create.
Is II cheaper for the people OF the
United States-for Industrial interests
OF every description whose prosperity
Is TO be enhanced by the opening and
settlement Of mighty empire in which
millions OF men shall ultimately make
their homes
No. MOI Nothing could be more cost g..
" to the people Of the United States
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
THEODORE HoPFEN6EcK.

Among the more expert of our practi-
cal sheet metal workers In Salt Lake
CITY, we include Mr., Theodore Hopfen-
beck whose we'll equipped shop IL To-
Gated at 40 South West Temple street,
phone No. 1924 k, He has been for
some years connected with the allied
building trades of our city and has
carried out some large contracts in his
line most satisfactorily, and Is noted
for the excellence OF material and good
Workmanship In all as well as for the
upright and honorable methods on
which he conducts his business and Is
highly esteemed by his patrons. He
Is prepared to furnish promptly very
moderate estimates on all classes of tin,
sheet iron and cornice work, as well as
on roofing, gutterlng spouting, etc,
and all contracts are carried out with
fidelity TO specifications. promptly, and
all work Is guaranteed Jobbing and
repair work of all kinds Is a speciality,
and this is promptly attended to at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

winch means to say that evs,,,.,.
that was ever performed In the ,nng
ing line they can do and do i, ''S mud
are thorough, iirst-clnss wol9n,en ney
employ from 10 TO l2 most exnsy, aud
sistants. The company is oon, as,
OF W. j. and Andy Highaln AK ~ ~
Burton, Their veteran p,mbios u
ana plumbing goods store N snpp
az 1883 east Brigham street "Sea
they furnish estimates ana mni,, uere
tracts for all kinds OF plunhinr on-
ing and ventilating, and maxi neNt-
ialty OF repairing. In addition ~ ~
large city business this nrm 4, iS
prepared to do country busmes, a Ss
is In position to do plu,rbt,,, w
country houses, making them ns ~ ~
ern ana ilp-to-date as In nv. ~
Ihose having q Wind mill IN the co,,,'s'
try can have bath tubs. closeis w.,
put In by this firm and every nc6ae
sanitary convenience. No firm in NJ
city has done larger amount Of ,.o ,ne
and none are more implicitly reHoS
upon by the building contractor NV
are equally well known for tbeb. ey, WY
ing requirements, The plunl,r@ y,
many OF the most costly houses y,
most splendid buildings have bofr nn,
In by this firm, and they glva un,vers,,,
satisfaction. All their work Ia ~, ~.
date. All the members OF tho 6r,n s sV,
we'll known. substantial citizenq n,n,p
bered among our most proFressp,a
business men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
eYWArER AND oRoo.

The problem Of the proper heating Of
our dwellings and stores during cold
weather has been thoroughly solved by
Bywater and Groo. the popular sheet
metal workers, and the property owners
who have secured their hot all furnaces
pronounce them as perfect and eco
nomical heaters, and there Is a steady
and Increasing demand for them. The
firm occupy spacious premises at "a and
2G Richards street. and operate u large,
fine, modernly equipped plant, and ems
ploy force of skilled artl2ans who exe-
cute the best class Of work The part
ners are MI n. D, Bywater and Mr., j.
l.. Groo, both skilled experts in their
business, prompt and honorable In
their dealings and very highly regard
ed IN the city and surrounding towns
I'm which they operate. They are pre-
pared TO furnish very close estimates
on the installation OF hot air furnaces,
and guarantee these to heat the houses
I'm which they are placed properly,
They also give estimates on all classes
OF tin, copper and shoet iron work.
cornice work, roofing gutterlng.
spouting, ETC. as well as on
the resetting OF furnaces, Every
contract Is carried out TO the
letter Of the specifications, promptly
and satisfactorily, and all work Is guar
anteed. The firm also attends To job
bling and repair work and does very
large and increasing business In every
line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
s. W. MORRISON.

During the past 10 years Mr. 5. w.
Morrison, the we'll known wholesale
lumber dealers has been as prominent
and greatly respected citizen Of Salt
Lake City, and he has built up very
extensive and wide spread trade
throughout our own and nearby states,
He Is thoroughly posted in every phase
and feature Of the lumber trade, is
prompt and honorable In his dealings,
enterprislng and progressive and has
most important trade connections His
office Is at 81 west Second South street,
phone 24i, p. O. box. 1881, and he
handles all grades and classes OF mm-
Der and In all dimensions by car load
lots only, making a leading specially
OF furnishing mining timbers of all
kinds, He represents n number OF
northern mills whose Immense annual
output ensures his ability TO promptly
fill and ship orders OF any magnitude,
and he Is In position to quote prices
and terms OF the most favorable char
acter. In fact no house I'm the trade
can give more iiattering inducements
than can he, and his annual trade Is
very large and constantly growing. All
orders are shipped direct from the mills
and measurements and cutting are
guaranteed, while the low prevailing
freight rates makes II to the dealers adj
vantage to place orders with Mr.. Nor
rson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

than to leave the development OF their
public domain to promoters and specu-
lators. and to have the homeseeker bur-
dened with the obligation 10 pay inn
possible profits TO those who have made
monopoly Of the water supply. The
prosperity OF all means the prosperity
OF each.
Private enterprise has had It's inning
In connection with the irrigation Indus
try In the west, And 1t has failed
failed utterly and mlserably, leaving
tran OF disappointed investors and
broken-hearted settlers, Now, let the
government go forward with its great
plan OF creating comprehensive works
and turning them over TO the people at
actual cost Uncle Sam has the cheap
est money and employs The best talent
IN every direction. No private corpor-
alton can compete with him In laying
the foundation FOR civilization IN these
valley OF the West. But one thing
Uncle Sam must not fail 10 DO in order
to realize his expectations. He must
save the public property before IL is ey-
erlastlngly too late-before the timber
clothed watersheds and the fertile az.
rlcultural valleys are all absorbed by
the land grahbers. He must repeal the
laws that make possible this nameless
outrage upon the country and ts poo.
pie. WILLIAM Il. SMYTHE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
THE CAMPBELL BUILDING co.

In reviewing the interests OF Salt
Lake and those who have helped TO
erect our many fine imposing and
handsome structures both public aud
private the work would be incomplete
without making prominent mention OF
the Campbell Building CO., who are
at the present time engaged in erecting
our splendid new Federal Building.
Since the company hid the foundation
of this handsome structure, they have
made rapid progress, as win be seen
by the above picture, which was re-
Gently taken. Their work In every
Instance speaks for itself and stands
as a monument to their great skill and
ability