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Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03
Small Devidend
 EXPLAINED By Land Purchase
BIG SUM WILL BE REoUiRD TO
 coNsuMMATE DEAL.
Lands Which the Calumet 6 Arizona Tends to Acquire Will Demand Nearly $500, 900 as purchase price. Purchase Would Very Materially Reduce Company's Surplus.

The reduction of 50 cents in the dividend to be paid stockholders oi the Calumet & Arizona company next month, from the amount raid during December. 1903. is undoubtedly ex plained by the arrangements inten- ton to shortly purchase the vast tract of mining ground located southeast oi the Junction and Calumet & Pitts burg properties. the details of which transaction was given in yesterday mornings Review. While the com pany will expend a large sum of mon ey, now held in the treasury. fer the purpose of enlarging its Douglas smelters a much greater amount will be required to place the Bonanza people in possession of the thirty odd claims for which they are negotiating and which, there is little doubt, they will succeed in acquiring.
 The amount of money that will be necessary to close the 6eaI between the Calumet & Arizona company and the Bisbee parties owning the terri 'ory adjoining the Junction and C. & P. lands will foot up to nearly sso0.- 100 After this amount has been ta- ken out of the treasury the big sur plus, which the Michigan stockhold- ers have been thinking too large to hold in reserve will have been very materially diminished. What monev then remains in the treasury will probably be but little more than will 'e necessary to meet the expenditure hat will be incurreLl by the enlarge ment of the company's smefting facil tiles.
 These facts ought to be convincine wao have been wondering somewhat It the action Of the c. & A. director n declaring a dividend of s1.50 fo- he first quarter of 1904. instead O s2, the amount paid ir December last
 In gaining possession of the vast tract of mining ground for which ne gctiations will soon be closed, the Calumet & Arizona company will without question reap returns that will well repay them for the outlay. whether the lands will be utilized for mining or for other purposes. The price to be paid for the thirty odd claims, however, is of so high a fig ure as to make n quite evident that the lands have high prospective val ue on account of the promising indi- cations they give of containing rich ore deposits and after the titles to the property have been placed in the possession of the Bonanza" people exploratory work and developments on quite an extensive scale will like iy be going forward with the energy hat is evident in all of the undertak- ings unGer the management of these parties.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03
Camp Knocker A MENACE
 to Progress
sNFLiCTS MORE INJURY THAN
 DOES THE FAkiR.
Re Is the Sort Of Citizen Who Should Be Ousted Out of Community Without Ceremony. He is of the Kind Who Combine Without Cow aydice and Tresehe-y in His Despi- cable Tactics

The worst enemy Of the mining in Snstry is not the fakir, for his meth eds arc generally of 50 rank nature Chat he deceives none but the most gullible. Incidental to fieecing those who are ignorant regarding the min sng industry he, of course, blackens Che reputation of the mining section in which he is operating. but even he, firatical, conscienceiess and danger ous to the public veal though he is, not to be feared so much as the des- picabfe human snake who draws sus- "the milk of human kindness" which Is always open jn . mining camp, and Chen poisons the drauSht for the do- nor; the thing which has taken on the form of man and who exists on the support given him by 6 mining com snunity in which he lives and wanton- U circulates reports or utters lying Statements to retard the development Of mining properties in. the district, of which he knows nothing; the para
 
 veins of the industry which nourishes 6inn; the foul ulcer which ciings to the Cody polite and contaminates the at xfosphere surrounding; the ungrate- fuI cur who bites the hand who feeds tim.
 There is no more despicable traits an humanity than cowardice com bined' with tceachery and foul ingradtude and all these in the full est degree the "knocker7 in a min ing camp has. There is a wide diff ference between the man who honest fy warns the public against. fraud 0lent promotion and lends his aid Coward riding the community of ia kirs who are disoredning the dis frict in which he lives, and the mar TOW minded "hnoeker" who proclaims b the world that there is no merit in any mining venture.
 Such fellows are a menace to pro Eress and should be unceremonious- ty kicked oat of camp. As rule, they know nothing of mining and BItn all the evidences CT prosperity Surrounding them, prosperity because df the wealth derived rom mining. 0eir limited visions can penetrate sto further than their shranken men, fality. The mines that are already yielding millions are before them; the mines that are being opened and which win yet yield millions are not Vithin the scope of eithe-. And be- cause the knocker knows not what Qrogress means, he condemns, with out knowing why, the mines which are being opened and the men who are Spending time and money to open them. He is the bird that befouls it's own nest" and be infiicts more injury on district than his twin kncther, the 'fakir."
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03
UNUSUAL USE OF COPPER.
Buildings in New York to Be sheathed
 With the Red Metal.

With the Red Metal.
 An unusual use of copper is to be made in the new ferryhouse which the Delaware, Lackawanna & West crn Railroad company is building at fhe foot of West Twenty-third street, fn New York. The frame of this building is of steel. and it will be meathed with copper. As the sheets will necessarily be rather heavy, a considerable quantity Of copper will he needed.
 There are few copper roofs in New York, but We believe that this will be the first building in the city with out aide walls 0f copper.
 The use of copper sheathing, or covering, for the outside of cars, xhich was first tried on the New York, New Haven 6 Hartford rail xoad, was a success. Its use for that purpose is being extended, a number df cers recently built being covered in that way-Mgineering ard Mining Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03

Suicide is rare among the aged
 The Parisians ate 23,0o0 horses last year.
 The United States has ten battle ships built and ten building.
 The house of representatives costs $3.000.000 a year anG the senate S1,- 100000
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03
NOW CUTTING STATION.
Preparations Being Made for Second
 Drill at HiCoirs

Preparations Being Made for Second Drill at Higgins.
 The work of making preparations for the second diamond drill at the Higgins mine has been started in the 1,10O-foot drift from the bottom of the shaft and though the machine will likely arrive here before the station has been completed the management calculates that there will be no very material delay. The station in the drift is being cut at the farther end and will be about 20x20 feet in dimen- sions. The formation where the sta ton is being built is very hard in char acter and it will take the men en- gagged in the work fully eight or ten days to have the place in readiness for installing the drill. The machine was shipped from Michigan nearly two weeks ago and is likely to arrive at Bisbee not later than the forepart of next week. The work mapped out for the mach:ne from the HOO drift consists of several holes in different directions and from this point 1t is be leved that rich deposits will be To cated as the breast of the drift is into the heart of the bluff and is almost ad- vantageously located point from which to conduct exploratory opera tions. It will probably take until the latter part of next week before the second drill will be put in commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03
MEN ARE PoWERLEss
To Fight Against Disease Unless They
 Strike at the Underlying Cause.

To Fight Against Disease Unless They
 Strike at the Underlying Cause.
 To treat Dandruff. and Falling Hair with irritants or oils on which a para sitic germ will prosper. Is like scooping water from the ocean to prevent the tide from rising.
 You cannot accomplish a satisfactory cure without having a right understand ing of the fundamental causes of the trouble.
 You must kill the Dandruff Germ.
 Newbro's Herpicide does this because It Is specially made to do that very thing.
 When the germ Is removed. the hair has no choice but to resume healthy growth and beauty.
 Destroy the cause. you remove the effect"
 Sold by leading druggists. Send f0c. in stamps for sample to The HerpicSde O., Detroit. Mich. THE slssEE DRUG co, Special Asss.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03
MINING NOTES OF INTEREST.

Engineers of the American Smeiting and Refining company are at present examining the Cigarrero mine in Chi huahua. Mexico, with the view of mak- ing an offer for it.
 The essential principles of nearly all modern methods of obtaining ores were known five hundred years ago. In that day the miner had his hoisting machines, stamp mills, devices for mire ventilation and hundreds Of in genious contrivances for pumping wa ter and other necessary work.
 *++
 The Mexican Herald says: "A company has bought a number of haciendas in the territory of Topic, Me6co, seventeen in all. with total area of over 100000 acres, which will be explored on a large scale. The company is capitalized at $3,5O0 O00." l"
 ss%+
 Claude Mitchell, of Negamee, Mich igan. who recently came to Bisbee to do diamond drill work, has arrived in the Lake Superior country. Shortly after arriving in Arizona he was threatened with an attack of mountain fever and to escape serious illness left. immediately for the northern country.
 s$+%
 Horace J. Stevens, the copper ex- pert. of Houghton, Michigan, esti- mates the output of the red metal in the United States last year at 714.- 25o.oo0 pounds, or a gain of 1-4 per cent over that of 1902. According to this noted authority Montana lost S.00o.0 900 pounds by reason of local troubles. but Michigan. Arizona. Utah and California gained about 4, ,000, ,000
 4+$
 Harry Beardsley, associate editor of
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03

Hotel Nobles, Tombstone. Under new management. Dining room add ed. JIM HEBRON.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03
SANTA BARBARA SECTION. Attracting Much Attention and New
 Properties Beinu Taken up.

The Santa Barbara section, really a part of the great Parral district, is attracting the attention Of mining men and many new properties have been Gken hold of in the last year. The gold values of tha: particular section G the attraction, principally.
 The heavy producers are the Adela san Francisco del Gro, Cuadras, Mon fezuma Lead company, the last men. tfoned being temporarily shut down to change from gas to electric power fhe Perros Bravos is an extensive property which is being developed on Il most extensive scale under the man zgement of E. M. Ray and son. Nu unerous other smaller properties are Helng opened up.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03

A mining stock exchange, if con ducted properly. can be made a factor for much good to the mining industry. When 1t is simply wash tub it does the industry great harm. The ideal and beneficial stock exchange is cp- erated along the lines which at once assures protection to brokers and the public. The other kind Is very mis- leading to the public and affords pro lection simply to those-in the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03
TIME CARD NO. THREE.

cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific Rail-
 .oad Company.
 Effective 1c.01 IT,. January r.. 1904. Cancelling all previous time cards.
 First Class, No. 1, Daily, South-board. Leaves Naco. .10:3o a. m. Arrives Cananea ... .12:30 p. m. First Glass, No. 2, Daily, North-bound.
 fFigures in parenthesis show dis tance in kilos from Cananea.) Leave Cananea. -2:10 p. m. Arrives Naco ...........4 400 p. n.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03

H. A. Smith also held an option on the Union group, and it was he who was instrumental in making the sale to the present holders. Messrs. Clark and Burns made payment some time ago on the MeCabe group.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-03

In the case of Mary Tack vs. NJ. Doyle and L. J. Overlcck. it should have been reported that judgment was given the plaintiff instead of the de fendant. as stated in the Review yes terday
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

PARYZ. We wtorek dnia
II maja odbylo sic dorocz-
ne posiedzenie publiczne
polskiej STACEY naukoWej "
Paryzu. Zadanie stacy jest
opr6cz %utrzymania bibliote-
XII, oko]o $4,000 tom6w O.
becnie ,liezacej, s}uzy6 "a po-
srednika miedzy uczonymni
polskimi a swiatem nauko-
wynn cudzoziemskim. re spra-
wozda1 kierownika obecnego
stacyi, pana W1adys}awa Mic
kiewicza, okazalo sic re calo-
roczny budzet STACEY wyni6s1
6, 800 frank6w. Dzieki O.
fiarnosci niekt6rych autor6w
i os6bsprywatnychzbibliote
ciag]e powieksza sic; W cia-
gu roku przyby}o $40 no
wych dzie1. roku zesz}ym
obsluzono 1918: os6b. Stacya
kieruje tylko trzech urzed-
nik6w: dyrektor W}adys1aw
Mickiewicz, bibliotekarz W.
Strzembosz i %pomocnik A
Hartl. Pc ~sprawozdaniu ma
stapii odczyt profesora Kaz-
mierza Morawskiego, czlon-
ka akademii, umy6lnie ma
ten eel d~elegowanego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Roczna Stanowa konwencya
Bractwa reguly Eaglos St.
Paul, Mimi, 2244-26 CzerWca.

Kolej Chicago Great Western,
sprzedawa6 oedz;e cd 23# do IS
w1acznie, tyliety zwrotne
"a Gene jodnejsijjednej trzeciej ivy
sklej jazdy, do ST Paul albo Min
neapolis, MINI. O bIlzsze infornae
eye pyta;;oiie agent6w koleji Great
VI Western, albo J: Z. 4. Chtcaggo#l III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

DIVA wielkie kompletne przedstawienia, poczatek %PunktuaI-
ME 0 2 i 8 pc %poludniu. - Wstep bedzie otwarty godzine
wcze6niei aby dc kazdemu sposobnosc do ~ogladania
nOWego 1000, 900 ogrodu.
NajWiekszego " sWiecfe.
obeiimuiiacego najciekawsze stworzenia i rzadkie dzwy, 108
klatek, wglebie6, legowisk, kadzi karawan6W dz1k,ego
zwierza ma snyczy i ,zoologicznych osobliwo6ci ME widzia.
nych gdzie indzie;, Przeszo polowa tych wszystkich sloni
okazyWana " tel wspanialej manazeryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
nizkierado
Indianapolis IN.

Kolei9 I,ykietys
neutrality-suspicious. beedaszzdoS
Observation-Disclosures ozasudoAa
:powrotu, powodu narodoweii kIolEss
wencyii zakazu, odbyd siee nsajjasccej
sd 28 do 80 Czerwca. o ozasssporr,z saIs
dazy, i /. d. zglosid siedo agent6taWaass
koleii Chicago g North-Westernn.S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
|Bardzo MIKE raty do De-
troit, Mich.

Koleig North Western. Tykiety
exkursyjne sprxedavane beda {, g ]
Z Llpea : dogodnem uW4Egl!edcln ME
czasu do p0wrotu, po#oIna|
mipdsynarotlowe konW encYi -
j, g,UT, ryytajjsie agsntdw kolel
Chiicaso aud North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

MONTREAL, Statek pasa-
.zerski Canada" kursujacy
ma rzece s-go Wawrzy6ca 20
stal..przeciety IA. dwoje prz;ez
stack Cape Breton na1a-
.dowany weglami. .
Ma parowcu pr6cz zafogl,
'znajdowa1o sic TO pasazer6ws
:pogra5onych " ssnie. straszli-
wy trzask druzgotanego O
kretu z%gromadzl " jedneej
chwili ia pok1adzie podr6z-
nych, kt6rzy ubraniW nocna
.bielizne przebiegajac " smier-
telnej trwodze poklad statku,
zwiekszali og6lne zamiesza-
ME. Energii kapitana j spell
'nianiu rozkaz6W przez niego
wydanych zawdzieczaja po-
dr6zni sWe ~ocalenie, Gdy "a
1oga dw6ch statk6W prz.e9wsio-
,zla 1odziami ma pok}ad Cape
iBretop pasazer6w, oka ia sic
llbrak pieciu os6b. Nieszczesi--
wi 6piac " kajutach Cd stro-
~ gdzie okret zosta} pre- e
ciety, zgineli ME wydawszy
ieku. uplywie m1nut
iuszkodzonysta zotaonai. 3
Kataslrofa poWstalal sku ltasss
kapiltadna okre'
u,,DapeBretoIn1 ne kt6ry =
zIWedllug q k slI1IlEll ppogga aEa
anoatarnie16r sjaesl laAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
~
NOWI[NY z AlIERYlN[lll

No. Ma stacye
lpolicyjna przybyl SO letni
William Merrill kazal do
protok6lu napisac co nastepu-
lie: DzieWietna6cie lat to-
|mu zamordoWalem " toku
Isprzeczk 5 mala sumo pie
|niedzy hamulcarza Johna Ed
wards " Deer Lodge, Mont,
"a kt6ra to zbrodnie do dis
ldnia siedzi Murphy nieslu-
|sznie. 20 spelnionnem NOR
lderstwie ~wedrowalem 20 sta
|nu do stanu, lecz Widok "a
mordowanego wszedza mni g
[prze5ladowal j ME dal mi
|spokoju. Przyszedlem pc "a
[sluzona kare.
Policya zatrzymala skruszo-
nego starca, a sad zajal sie
''sprawa Murphy'ego j jego.
NEW YORK. Straszny ma
log pija1stwa doprowadzil
=Fryderyka Wagnera, znanego
niegdyS artysteskr1ypka, a "
ostatnim czasie >pelniacego
funkcye zarzadcy " iednym 2
tutejszych ze6skich pensyo-
nat6w, do zbrodniczego "a
machu ia swa zone, i do O.
debrania sobie zycia.
w niedziele, pc calodzien-.
nym pobycie " miejskich
s~zynkowniach, powr6cn Wag-
ner do domu W stanie ME-
trzezwym, a gdylz tego powo-
dupoczela@ma=szona czynit
~wym6wki, pijanica pochwy-
ciwszyrewolwer strzelil do
niej. Gdy nieszcze5liwa ko-
beta padla ma podloge bro
czac k:rWia, zbrodniarz udal
sic do drugiego pokoju gdzie.
przyloiywszy bron do piersi
wystrzeli}, przeszy wajac kula
SERGE. ].
DzieciW agner6w, syn T
c6rka, znajdowali sic podczas
krwawego zajscia poza do
mem. Ml6dy Wagner podpi-
sywal sic tego wioczoragra
ma skrzypcach " domu mi
sYjnym Pazkhursta PRIV Sci
Ave, za5 c6rkA bawila " Cos
cinie u sasiad6w. Dodac
tn trzeba re miedzy Wagne-
rami, kt6rzy przezyli re SODA
blisko cwierc wieku, piano.
wala milose i zgoda i dopigz
70 Cd czasu gdy Wagner Cd
dial sic p%ija6stwu, stosunki
zmieniajac sic ma coraz gor-
see " ko1cu do
tragicznego rozwiazania..
MONTREAL, statek pasa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

ratyHdoSt Louis
|Koleia Nor,h.R7ester ykiety
|okskursYii ie sprzedawaae beda cd;
. do .sppa yfea<nse dogg,,dnem
uwzgledAiieeniiem ozasii ,paWrotu:.
Observation-Disclosures im6kTIAllyypcc,zE
Itla .lnnlwepp5y Iss jeeieIesalasxentt6gRs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

II s. 80 w SasS1Is y##sAfA FAu6Adt4.
ga mad Wszelki w.yraz scena1
miala miejsde przy rozpoznaa-
niu zW1ok PAM Mary MALI
tor 2 Mount Vernon, N. Y
jej. o6miorgga dzieci, miedzy
1temi jednego niemowlecia, j
LEI czterech si6str. Gala roz-
poznal maj nieszczesliwej %
fairy e sWoja bratowa. Pre-
chodzac Cd trumny do trum-
ny j znajdujac jedna poldru-
igiej najarozsze swoje istoty
ma swiecie, objete " zimne
iiueciski nieublaganej j okrop-
nej smierci, Mallitor ze swo-
liz bratoWa ME mogli juz "
koncu wytrzymac pod brze-.
mieniem bolesnych uczuc j
loboje zemdleli. Sluaba wynio-
sla ich 2 trupiarni nieprzy-
tomnych.
Miedzy spalonymi SEGA
tkami tych, kt6rych spotka-
IA smierc W plomieniach, do
Romano jednej identyfikacyi
"a pomoca bucika, ktory po-
zostal ma kosciach przepalo-
nej nogi. 2 ciala prawie mic
ME pozostalo pr6cz szkieletu.
yedna noga byla spalona ma
wegiel. Byly to zw1oki pani
Hines z Harlem, RozpoznaI
LA szewc, u kt6rego nabyla
obuwie.
CASEVILE, Ill. .18 czerw-
/ n. $50
ca Sliczny przyk}ad odwagi i
po6wiecenia zlozyl pewien:ka-
plan, znajdujacy sic ma po-
ciagu kolei Baltimore Ohio,
mr.. 5, kiedy ten zderzy} sic 2
|pociagiem mr.. g..
Potluczone wagony przy-
gniot}y tuz pod ogniskiem
palacza l.. B. List i biedak
|piek1 sic zywcem " ogniu.
Spostrzeg1 to pewien mlody
ksiadz, kt6ry .jechal pocia-
!giem i bez namys}u zrzuch 2
siebie surdut, zawiazal usta j
mos zmoczona chustka j ma
kleczkach przedarl sic przez
ciasny otw6r ably wydobyt
!; nieszczeSliwa ofiare wypadku
= ognia, lecz ME mogac
tego uczyni6 albowiem cia-
10 przygniotla lokomotywa,
pochylil sic mad konaja-
Gym, udzielil mu o%statniej
p!ociechy i wyszed1. Koszula,
i spodnie zostaly ma kaplanie
zweglone j podarte, w}osy ]
brwi opalone a ma twarzy ]
rekach cokolwiek poparzony,
Ksiadz ME chcial powie-
dzie6 swego %nazwiska, mad
mienl tylko lyle, 70 konajacy
prosil, ably Q wypadku ME
powiadac mic jego ionic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
@5AsSH&1s# S-1TglSS@
1Ianle raaty exkursYjneadoS
Joseph, M

Koleja North Tykiiety
e,xEakEllulrrssyyjjn ne sprzedawane bedaazz
uwzgglednionym czasem do povro~
to, powcdu konweDcYi II 9.
x. dz29 Czerwica do 8 Liipcs.
9 date sprsedazy t. d. pytajjcie
saggent6w kolej Chicago y North.
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

mi "a grantee.
w WLADYWOSTOKU do.
tychczas panuje spok6j. W "a.
toce do czasu do czasu okre:
|ty japohskie, niezblizajac sic
|jednak do portu.
w dobrze powiadomio.
nych ko}ach rosyjskich u
trzymuje sic uporczywie Pc.
gloska, ze jeneral-guberna-
tor kUowski, D~ragomiroW,
ma udac sic. niebaWem ma
Wsch6d, celem Wziecia udzia-
" wojnie.
Do polowy sierpnia ma
bye z~mobilizowanvch i j wy
s1anych ma plac boju 100000
zolnierzy rosyjskich; flota
rosyjska z Kronstadu, zlozo-
ma 2 g pancernik6w wyruszy
ma moze wschodnie W pocza-
tku lipca.
Wcdlug ostatnich via
domoSci zginelo ma okrecie
!, Hatsuse" 450 ludzi; 800
u~ratowano.
Nowy dow6dzca rosyi-
skiej floty ma wschodzie admi
raj Skrzydlow, przyby} do
Charbina, zkad Wprost uda-
je sic do W~ladywostoku.
Wielki k~razoWnik rosyj-
), Bogatyr' rozbiI sic Q ska
1y W poblizu WladYwostoku;
za1oge ~uratowano.
VELOCITY. (NowyskandaD !.
Jeszcze ME przycichla spra-
wa bylego ministra Nasi'ego
a uz Q nowym skandalu do
nosza gazety wloskie. Obwi-
niaja mianowicie by}ego mi
nistra poczt Galimberti'ego
il ma pokrycie koszt6w swej
|podr6zy poslubnej pozwoli]
sobie zabrac % tysiecy z ka.
sy ministeryalnej.
Rzym, w dniu 80 2 m,
" Izbie ~deputowanych spo.
dziewane SO gorace rozprawy
mad ~. | p1olityka ko5cie,llnl1 Ina rzadu
Giolitti wygglosi Wielk ]; MOVE y
|kt6ra wp}ynae mole na =. d 9 al
sly .stosunek Wloch do pom
|tyfikatu dzisiajszego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
mike raty do Allan.
tins Citv N

.Koleia Northwestern Tyklety
exkursyjne sprzedawane media = !
10 Llpca, . dogbdnem uwzgglednie~
MEM czasu do poxrotu, zpoWod'l
rocsnego posielzenla Mobiles Of the
MYSTIC Shrine Zg}onc sic 10 a.
gent6w kolei North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

AUSTRIA. Budapest, De-
]egacya austryacka przyje}a
budzet Bosnii oraz Is milo
now koron ma wydatki mad
zwyczajne marynarki. Wszy-
soy m6wcy podkreSlali z ma
ciski EN- koniecznos6 rozwoju
marynarki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

ZTRANWAALU. Pretorya:l
EKongres borrow Wysla do
ex prezydenta Krugera poz-
|drowienie telegraficzne, wy Wy.
|razajac wsp6lcze6nie g6race
u%bolewanie ze ME mole poz-
|drowie6 tych mu z}ozyc we
w1anym kraju, w6rod villas
'nym kraju wsr6d Wlasnego
q Berlina
przyby} do hamburga nowy
oddial wojska pruskiego Us
loficer6w j 800 s~zeregowc0w)
1celem udania sic Afryki. D[id-
Judy afryka6skie, jak teraz
hereroWie skutkiem niecne-
go wyzysku, popelnianego
.przez handlarzy niemiieckich
tax prusak6w automatically
zeHotwieraja naWet groby q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
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Zanik religij-
llo5ci We Francyi objaWia
sic coraz sczekciei. w tulonie
wpadl rozburzony tlum do
kosciola j zbursyl wszyst-
sprzety, Jake, tez ponisz-
cyl pociagi, ponieWaz ksiadz
odm6wil dzieciom, kt6re
Spiewaly ma zabaWie szkol-
nej pieS1 socyalistow, przyje-
cia do kumunii swietej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

CHEINY. Daily Expres'
donosi: Wiadomosc : Pekkinu,
jakoby iede'nlp.Z Y wicekr6l6w j
.dwaj#inni dostojnicy chihstc!y.
zwrocilisie do rzadu c chin, ]
skiego zpropozycya zerWani'a|
dawnych um6W Rso'ts'yyaa,
lax Us uczynilasK Korea. wyyd'a'-
lslaIsaIII k|ssgHIpIl11aI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

IONnYN Do. Daily Mail0
donosza telearaficznie : Gu
~; - ; n;atek nrzvby} do
Kanh.mn.z Giantse ME Wiel-.
:; ada1;o, w;adomo6ciami
ID m;sv; anpielskiei, kt6ry
1907 n;adz;a nie napotkal
t.hata6czyk6w. 9 dalszych.
S,;o,aa;aoh 10 Bit
',palla. dnnoaza.
o9h1,,,, q ;eazcza.dwa HE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Jest ala Chin lzt'blyteczny
=KWestya mandzulrska stano'
wiaca gl6Wny przedmiot spo'
III rsosyjsko- i1if,lz Be
die roztrzygnietaprzez vol:

TURCYA. Nv Konstanty--
'nopolu odkryto spisek pre-
ciwko zyciu sultana. PrzyW6'd5-
idea spisku Dzellal Eddhin
basza zbiegi wraz z sp6lnika-
nj "a granice.