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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
TROY IS
GETTING BUSY
Streets Must be Cleaned and Old
Barns RemOved-Other
News Items
Especial to Evening TellerD

Especial to Evening Teller)
TROY. May 29.-The street commits
sioner is busy repairing and improving
the streets. Several new streets are
being made. sidewalks built and bitches
made. The town is undergoing a need
ed change in appearance. The council
has passed several ordinances relative
to cleaning up and improving the town
and have ordered the general destruc-
ton of old barns and drainage Of prem
ises. When all the contemplated
changes are made the appearance of
our little city will be greatly enhanced.
Ike Harris is quite low with typhoid
fever and little hope is entertained for
his recovery. No new cases have been
reported
Mesdames f. A. Dadow and c. O..
Rumble have had a siege Of inflamatory
rheumatism the past fortnight.
A large delegation of Woodmen will
attend the log-rolling and entertain
ment at Charleston, June 2. 3. and 4.
c. 0. Rumble has charge of the post
Office in the absence Of Postmaster OIL
son who is visiting the old home in
aKnsas and taking in the worlds fair.
School closed Friday with appropri-
ate exercises The graduates were nine
in number and each delivered a very
creditable grafton
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
over QUARTER
MILLION POUNDS
Wool Purchases of Frank Green
Made Last Saturday-Little
Remains UnsoId

Frank Green, purchasing agent for
Koshland 4 Co., of Boston, Mass. who
is in the city on last Saturday closed
a deal whereby he purchased about
$4,000 pounds Of wool. The prices
paid ranged between I'M cents to
1875 cents per pound. This latest buy
cleans all but two or three small lots
Of wool in this section of the country.
Mrs. Green has been here couple of
weeks and up to date has purchased
abolt $4,000 pounds of WOOL He ex-
poets to remain in the city until the
last of the week at which time he will
have shipped all the wool purchased.
During the trip OF the steamer up the
Snake river Saturday. It brought on the
down trip the wool clips of Theissen,
Steen, Brown and Boyer all of which
Mr.. Green purchased amounting to 326
bales. There Is still a small shipment
of wool remaining at Couse Creek
which the steamer will take on some
time this week. All the wool purchased
by Mr.. Green will be shipped to the
firm at Boston, Mass, baled in transit
at Pendleton.
The lots purchased Saturday were
the Steen clip. $4,000 ponds. Madden
clip, 10000 pounds. Brown slip. 1900
pounds Boyer clip. $4,000 pounds,
Riggs Bros. clip. $1,000 pounds. Collins
clip. $4,000 pounds. Remington clip
$4,000 pounds. Fleshinger clip, 10000
pounds. All the wool that remains to
be sold is the Malm clip and the Ken
yon clip on Craig mountain.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

to attend the graduating exercises, Fri
day. Miss Macomber returned yester-
day, it will be five more weeks before
the schools will be closed for the sum-
mer vacation.
The baseball game to have been
played today between the Charleston
married men and the Charleston single
men was postponed on account of the
Memorial services.
Mr.. Spofford, civil war veteran of
Lewiston delivered the Memorial ad-
dress at Bradford's hall this after
noon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
CRACKERJACK
MILL RUNNING
After Long Shut Down Resumed
Work Last Thursday-Make
Cleanup Next Month

Word reached the city this morning
from Buffalo Hump that the Cracker
jack mill had started up Thursday and
was running successfully. The mill has
been shut down since last November
in order to give slime for more devel-
opment work and there is now suffi
cient ore stopped and on the dump to
keep the mill running continuously
Good ore is now running through the
mill and a cleanup will be made about
the Goth of June. Frank Brown is man.
ager of the property.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
CHARLESTON NEWS NOTES
Memorial Day Exercises Were Held at
Bra dford's Hall
Especial to Evening Teller.)

CHARLESTON, May 30.-Mrs. j. H.
Clear who has been visiting her daugh-
ter at Culdesac who has been very i'll
for some time returned home Saturday.
Harry Robinson came down from
Pullman, Saturday. where he 10 attend
Ing the state agricultural school.
Miss Ruth Macomber. who IL teach
ang school near Anatone. came down
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

The alumni of the Lewiston state
normal school is going to have a big
time this year. Arrangements are now
being perfected. and everything points
to successful meeting. The commit
tee is working hard to entertain all Wis
iting members of the society and sin
cerely hope that all who can will take
advantage Of the opportunity and be
present.
1t is expected that the reunion will be
held Wednesday. June Is. on which
date the Normal will hold commence
ment exercises. An appropriate pro-
gram will be rendered with a banquet
in the evening.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
Manager Wanted

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business in this country and
adjoining territory for well and favor
ably known house Of solid financial
standing. $4,000 straight cash salary
and expenses, paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters. Elk
pense money advanced. Position per-
manent. Address Manager. $40 Como
block. Chicago. Illinois.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
WANTED-FOR SALE-FOUND

! have buyers for farms-H you want
to sell list with me or write for par
ticulars. Horace Grant, Heist Bldg,
Kansas City Mo.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
Furniture for Sale

Furniture for Sale
At Great STANDARDIZATION sets.
formerly used in Raymond hotel. APP
ply at Raymond hotel Office from 10 to
IL daily. while it lasts. Don't miss this
chance while it lasts. bring your wag-
ons, II
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

For rent-Furnished rooms with bath
and stove. 1913 Adcms st.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

II time Is an uuJect have your watch
at Hames'
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

Found-Three thousand shares of
mining stock. Owner call at the Teller
office and identify and pay for this
notice.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

Wantsd-A lady for general house,
work, ZIG B street.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
Warning

warning
The undersigned will warn the public
from buying or trading for a black
mare, weight about 1850 pounds,
branded thus, SA on right and left
shoulder. IF. LAYES.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
DR.. ROBERTS
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist

at the White Front Barn
House Phone 2761 ONCE Phone 81
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

II your watch don't run. run to
Hames' with 1t.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
When Buying a Boys Clothes

will they Second do they
look gh Third will h'ld their Finally the price gn
Ordinarily qualifications pretty SIM
but the label see aoo'e
and neither will because these clothes "
guaranteed They the only boys clothes made " "
quality and cheap rkmanship.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

LONDY,Nl (, n ]. D, n, Wrze5nia.
Rad wloski poo czynil krokii,
Eazeby odzysk skac skape skra-
Edziona = kate dry Ascoi " 70
ku 1892, 8 wystawiiona obe-
Ecniie " muzeum " Kensing-
ton. Trud Sci dzysk kania
|beda znaczne., gdy v Anglii
|te kape znal leziot 40, ale Pc
wien i obyW'a'1tegl Stan6w Zje-
[dnoc Piierponl
Morgan kIupil il Y Y do!b!@reii
Wiierze ! przy mniejj tree eba-
Iby niu Y, z,i,Har6 6cii6 Gene kupna
Itak wYsokal e byloby tru-
iidno RAD owi wlo skiemu i il
xapls oit ynu donosza;
Ize sanllolb i 6jca, oto'graf Roc
Iohigeiana pozost stsWEil kartke
IA 6. opal Iapalkls
Enla Az ~ gi!nny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
SNOWINY,
TEI.EGRA ZNE. /

PETERSBURG, 81 sierr'-.
pnia, Bitwa pod. sLiaj ngiem,
kt6ra niezawodnie hist toryczzr-
ne bedzie miala zenie,,
rozpo czela sic wczoraj rano,
trwa}a przez dzieh cafyi "a
pewne jeszcze ki1ka dni po-
trwa. Nm
Tylko W przyblizi;eniu osza- 'sl
cowac MONA liczebna sile
wojsk japod skich, zdaje sic,
ze wynosi 100000 zolnierza.
Gen. Kuropatkin ma szesc
korpus6w arnii, a nadto ~
szwadron6w kaw,ale'ryi, "a " kt6--
rel najwieksze po}ozone So
nadzieje, tax, ze liczebnie ST.
1y obu wojsk So mniej wiecej
r6wne. co do artyleryi, to v. v
ciagu calej Wojny Japohczycy
znaczna przeWage pod tymll.. g.
wzgledem. wykazywali, zdaie
sic, ze j tn maja taxa przewa-
ge. "a to slab.a maja kaWale w
rya " obec zr6Wnanej ka- 4
waleryii : :ri,o,ssIyjskiej. !, 0 pre-.
biegu wczorajszej bitwy tru-
dno dowiedziec sic szczeg6-
low; diva kr6tkie telegrsmy
wczorajj p;o po* 3 po}u dn1u otrzym6as
ne, niewiele ich podaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
BOZE ZBA
|Szukajcie wiinnego, ale gdy
go zznajjd die ecie, bedzie On stall
tax Wysoko, ze go dosiegna6
ME bedziie mozna'' #s

LONDYN, 3go wrze6nia,
pola bitwy pod Liaojar.-:
glenn brak jest wiad domo6 Sci,
kt6re moglyby da6 obraz do
kladny lltat6W bitwy o.
snegdajs .i wczorajjs albo
naWet. STAN owisk, jake obe-
cnie obie strony walczace
zajmuja. w skutek tego sprze-
jczne obiegaja wie6ci. Rzecza
.pewna jest tylko, 70 Kuro-
patkir, gl6Wna Geese wojsk
slwoich przepraWi1 ma prawy,
czyli p61noeny brzeg rzekii
Taitse, ale zacho odzi wielka
watpliwo6c, czy uczynl to 2
wlasnej vol, czy tez zmuszo-
ny, q zatem czy byl to ruch
strategiczny dla niego pomy-
slny, ezyli tez porazka.
, = - y, & : IS !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

NANTICOKE, Pa. W
5rode 0 godzinie 10 rano od-:
bedzie sic " kosciele sW.
Tr6jcy Stub panny Aleksan
dry ,Jacewicz 2 p. Drem rr. Fr.
Krajewskim. Po 6lubie wyjezi
dzaja pa6stWo m1odl v po
dr6 ma diva odnie, wszy
Soy zatem pacyenci moga do
piero po dw6ch tygodniach
sglosie sic do dra Krajewskie- Z
60 o porade.
w kr6 6tkin czasie ma
tu powstac fila National 3
Banku. Jednym z dyrekto-
row ma bye pan GIowacki
anna J. Kucka wyjezz
.dza na dalsze studya do szk6I
3. Stroud berg.
rzed paru dniianii 20
'stal zabity y kopaln Al s let
81 rnlody polakl' ] Neuman-
.imay I'arku odb
Eslie sie W ponied dzial lek Wielk 81
iiknik ursad lion przez Tow .
1atk Boil s,zastochos 8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

PETERSBURG, wrze-
6nia Wielkie zaintere sowanie
powstalo " utejszych kolach
woiskowych : powodu szacze-
tel bitwy!j, .jjaka' sic obecnie to-
czy pod Liaoia Intereso-
wani twierdza, ze bitwa ia
ME zakohozy sic bez tego, e g.
by jedna albo druga stro11a
ME poniosla okropnej kleslki.
Wszystkie dotych hczasowe ra-
portY donosza pochle ebne VIA
domosci dla Rosyi.
RAPPORT jakoby kolej i tele-
grafy ma p6lnoc Cd Liaojang
zosta}y zniszczone, ME jest
prawdziwy. II. ii:
Pomimo ze ostatnia bitwa
doszla do naiwyzszego stop;
MIA, najwyzsze w}adze wojenll-
ne twierdza ze made dzie ijesz-
cze wiele kryty ejsza chwi-
la, zanim wojska osiagna o
stateczny rezultat. !.
i Znawcy obliczaia, zze v v
czasie ostatniejj dwu dniowei
zacietej WALK poleglo bisko
10, 900 zolnie erzY ~ \. bitych j
rannych.
Bitwa pod LA oiang bedlz'i'e: q I:
zaliczona do mai vie kszych ri:
teww history 5swiata. GI6iwinly
sztab woienny olbE'l;ic,z;a, g iaI'
pohczycy ( smlaja tam ~ siedm1' DIN
nascieS 2d1yJ:wl'iiz WV zyii zllozo onych 4 !,
Z4O,VOO zofnle erzl.y q |.
Kazda dywizya ma m 36 81 az s.
mat poczen klazda I; niezalez I:
na brygada D 1na po I |. 90 y. l'll' IS
mat tab ze razemsja japof ofc'zycJ
posiiadaia M tam IA 500 armat. No
skale za6 maja okl.olo :l!, 1O0o,sar !
mat. I q q
Armiia ~ opatl kinaI s. 4. licz!. =.
"a 900 as 600 ziolnie ,liI
| .ss 81
Isz q i.ie = iie,.rpnia
M vczorai n s1t,i m q u llu1dyWenoYi q W "a Bi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

cy B]'roadW otrzyn1a pred
Ikiizllku dniami List = iezarna tru.
pia gIoWa j reka, zadajjacy %
| niego, aby Y dzied oznaczony
{. v piatek 8 godzinie 12-
|tejj " pol dnie stawl sic na
[granicy miasta gdzie tramWaj
William uliicy 81 ko6ezy i
tam zlozyl sumo $500 y re-
|ce czlowiie q kt6ry tam Be
die na niejscu u czarnyn1
mick. kapelu uszu 1 ozerWo--
ma chuste eczka ma szyi. Je6li-
Eby za6 tego ME uczynil, zigii-
ME niechy ybna 5miercia Z
Etajnej ,,czarnei reki Pan
Wonc chnick uwazajac to
Epierwotnie "a TART, podarl list
" kawalki j Wyrzucil. DOGGY
sic iednak v gazetach
o czarnejj rece' kt6ra j in
.nym bogaczom pod obne pre-
slala listy, da} znac 9 wypad-
5s.,EE
=ku policyi. Ma stacyi nr. 8 u. y.
fozono tedy plan wyprawy,
celem schwy czarnej re-
.ki'' U|zbroj ono pana. Won
.chnic ckiego " revolver
kapitana .Regana j wys1ano
go na miejsce niebezpieczne'aI
go rapdezvous Y poWoziku,i q
pod opieka detekt tywa I.asze-.
wskiego. Tramwajen1 elek:;
.trycznym udai sic zaS 20.
n1ilsjsc,e, by s,iispaf csf1,a
rex" " Inspector pohcyi Mar
tin i detektyw Patterson,
kt6rzy ukryi sic " poblizu o..
znaczonego miejsca, by wpa6c
ma lotra skoro sic tylko po-.
jaWi...
Pan Wonchnicki z reka ma
rewolwerze, ,odwaznie przecha-
DIAL sic tam j nazad, ale
,,czarna reka" widac zlekla
sic iego herkulesow postaci
j wcale sic ME pokazala. Po-
.wr6cono tedy 2 Wyprawy do.
domu, ME schwytawszy zb6j-
cy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

TEYENsPt)I IS
Marcin Kied1owiez, 20 letni
|stafuszek lal1iesz i.I
town Stockton uleg1 nader
eszcze6liwemu wypadkowi
" tym tygodniu. T. Kiedro-
IWicz zajety byl reperacya da-
|chu swego domu, gdy W1tsem.
:noga mu sic po6lizgnela :
Ispah ma ziemie tax nieszcze-
6liwie, ze zlamal prawa noge
" dw6ch miejscach tax 1lie-
bezpiecznie, ze zachodzi oba-
wa il 2 .tfudno6cia przyjdMe
do zdrowia.
Wiel. KS. Gren bowski opus
Gil parafie serca Jezusa nap
lonii j wyjechal do Europy "
zeszlym tygodniu. Parafia be-
die zawiadywa tymczasoWo5
Wiel. KS. Schneider Green
Bay. Wiel. Ks. Grenbowski
zamierza " Europe zabawic
oko1o rok czasu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

DETROIT, Mich. Otto Pro-
|chacki, l3 letnii chlopak "a
mieszkalyssz rod zicami pod nr.
|682 przy 23ej ulicy, by}by
zginal lgdyby ME zytomno6f
umyslu Johna Norton. Pro
[chacki uwiiazaI sobie kamie1
u ko6ca drutu i Snuze MIN
ciskac na wszystkie stony, q
" kofc1 przerzucae j prze2
druty. elektryczne na llicy.
|Gdy przerzucn karnied przez
drut ele ektryczny drut try.
many " reku jego opad!l "a
|drut nape}nio ony Gle ektryczno.
h6cia, q chlopak natych chmiast
|padl razory pradem. Reeka
cialo jego poczely sic smazyc
Ma krzyk chlopca zbiegi SIG
| lludze, ale kazdy ze slusznel
lobawy bal sic dotknac wija.
Icego sic 2 b6h malca. John
Morton przy sklad die p. Bed.
lnarka napraWial bicykiel, !
q Widzac ca sic dzieje, por.
val q g11noW obrecz i po.
biegl 40 pomoc chlopc cowii
Wiado mo. bowiem, ze gums
niep eprzepnszeza elektry ycznos'
d. p1 atem przy pomo'
/ lcy gun,1 ujal q drut j ocai
lchlppca I'd strasznej 6mierci
| lPrzywolahy lekarz o6wiadczy
egdyby zDstal eho,
pinqte sp6 ony 70 Pro
I{naok zycie postradal
|. 1 Va Y 4 % rake, glove iedn,
stroue tfarsl!y mo enc spalo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
r OISKIGH


AIJKE Z; 2 W i. Clezla
Elll|iehal EslBnezill6 Il, ] kl't6ry pra-
81 / ] kolei OF Mil dl[iisl
Paul u1narl v
|sz ilWauckim wskutak
nych na die
W!ylocie t1licy Cherry,
ezlihls'Ik|Iiii I i zostaI przeieel
q fzez nzeruja lokomo-
81 gdy przenosl deski z
|jel aei strenyl pod dW6rca "a
q 8 ialo ilego bylo tax
m.n1l ~ emo poszarpane, ze potrze-
#bal bylo dluzszego czasu do
w aobyela 90. q pod kd.
! ostala ia wdowa j
koro sIzieei, kt6re miesz-
! Il {! p1a. osnlne ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

F5
LONDYN Wrze6nia.
Japoh hczycy obho ozaia ze mo mo-
skale stracii " bitwach pod
Liaojjan g &C, 600 zolnierzy.
80 600 " zabitych 10, 900
.zabranych do niewoli. Strata
iapof ofczyk 6W ma wynosif
1O,0 GOO zolnie ierzy
Obecnie sprawdz ono, Be li-
MIA klolejo pemie dlzy Liao-
'jang Muk'd d,en ME zos,talla
Eprze eoieta Jap ycy sstaraja
sic jednak wsze1 kieni silarnaii 1
rloz,lbIit linia rosyjs y Rtois i
ska kt6ra Jest N 1cieczce. /.
Stacya koleio q Lisojana
|zostala zburzon prkez jspof-
ozyk6w . = 4 azaniIr obud dnA
nova a. p6l lno: oonymm q brzegu
|rzeki ] Taitae Fszel "a konuni-
|kacya 'o.leiio ioylIa oon,iis an
aloiang l!ens1axol|
ESkn3 = a n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

ic Odbyly
bic Futaj obory na NOV si
|przys ysieg}ych (jury) sadu o
kregowego. Pomiedzy inny-
mi znajduje sic takie trzech
Polak 6w, a mianoWicej: Ale
ksander Niedzielski z Osmei
wardy;; Batloniej Zboralski
z powiatu Beaveri i Jan Wo-
six z powiatu Kawkawlin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
LYNN, M ASS. Podczass %

YIN, NJ N ASS. Podczas po-
4aru domu Jana Thomsona
Polka olarska doWiie-
.dziawsky sie, z. y gorejacyn
domu znajdujje pie letnie
I1ziecie kt6remu nix az 20
moe pospieszyt ME chez, q
IbaWiajac sie nienI, rzuci-
ogie1l &
sIziecii I,1Sn q
Dls sslIs q q ] lI|g|I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

PETERSBURG, Ego wrze6-
MIA. Wiadomosc o zajeclu
Liaojangu przez Japo1 1czyk6w
wywola}a nieznierne przygne-
.bienie, ale znacznie sic uspo-
kojono, kiedy: urzedo dowo poda.
ne szczeg6ly wyniku bitwy
wykazaly, ze cofniecie sic Ku-
.ropatkina, ma prawy brzeg
rzeki g1eboko by}o obnny6lone
j dozwolilo mu zajac pozycye
bez por6wnanias lepsze, roz-
.dzielajac r6wno cze6nie silly
;japo6a kie teraz pred lone;
Jest mad dzii,ejja q, q KIulropat'k'ilnll i
stoczy teraz stanowcza, a
tym razem zwyciezka9 bitWe,
gdyz ma szanse komple
zniwe ECZEMA sill japo6 sk:ich ~,
Gen Marogowski zosta} ciez.
ko raniony, q gen. Stake kelberg
lekko. Bitwa pod Liaojangiem
by1a 2 pewno6cia najzaciet
ze wszystkich znanych do
Ftychczas j obie strony odzna.
czyly sic ychana wytrwa-
loscia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

LONDYN, 3 Wrzesnia. Ko.
respondent gazety Morning
Post 2 Moskwy donosi, ze
morderca Plehwego costa
przeniesion 70 szpitala v
Petersburgu 2 przez nihil[ist6W
i ODE cnie Mkt ME vie, gdzie
go przenie siono. Korespon-
dent doWiedzia1. sic Q tern Cd
ysokiego urzednika, ktore.
90 naz wiska ME chce Wyja.
vic.
Sprawa zas przenie esienia
ordercy miala sic jak naste-
|puje::
Wczoraj jaki6 mezczyzna
W. ubiorze pu1kownika Fan
darm6w " towarzystwie do
ktora Rad doWego W Peter
|sburgu, gdzie lezal sozan6W z
i okaza1 rozkaz n podpisem
minis istra MurawieWa W kto-
r:y,m wyraznie zazadano, aby
s. ~ .a - p - -
|chorego morde derce przeniesc,
|jezei tylko moze bye pre-
nies stony. Dok ktorzy szbadaligo
no j 6w pub kownik zabral 60
ze soba. P6zniej okazalo sic:
ze Murawiew ME podpisywal
zadnego rozkazu j ze podpis
byl podro bioDy. Policya tajns
Smialem uprowadze zeniem So
zanowa wielce zadziwiona
bo chorego pilnowala dziefs
noe j obecnie mkt ME wiz
[gdzie morderca sic znajduje
| Ogdne mniemaja, ze spraw-
camii tego So nihili6 Sci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

CHICAGO. Straszna zbro
|dnia miala miejjsce " saloni6 8
ma 35s ul.
Przyczyna jak zWykle byl ten
|nieszcz esliwy napitek. Do sa-
lonu weszfo dw6ch negr6W.
Zaszla sprzeczka pomied
jednym negrem .'bialy lym s.
Sweeney. rzyjjaciel ostatnie-
go, gdy negr zaczaI 50 szar-
pac ujal sic "a Sweeneyem.
Wtenczas negr wyjjal ndz
.pchnal " kark g! Iona
i1 pi1rzyijaciela Sweeney kladae
80 trupem IA niejseu cd
cial lnu glove ze Wszystkiem-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
= PHILADELPHIA. Pa
Mloda Polka Marya Sarow

- G e. : EF b 3
MIoda Polka Marya SaroW-
ska posprze eczawszy sic Q ba-
gatele 2 sasiadem Kolmih-
skim uslyszala Cd niego pa
re obelzywych slow, kt6re
sobie tax wziela do serca ze
kupiwszy ftaszeczke kwasu
karbo olowego wypi1a takowy.
Domownicy spostrzegi "
czas jejj postepek j zaWezwa-
ii lekarza, kt6ry wypompo-
wal zoladek ratujac prze2
TO jej zycie.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-07-21
He Hated All RELIGION.

Eliot w. Preston, who died in Bos.
ton recently, left unique will. After
providing that no religious ceremony
should be held over his body, and that
his body should domain unburied un-
til sure of death, he left all his estate,
approximately $4,000, to the Anti
Vivisection society of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Preston expressed this with:
II earnestly request that no re-
ligious singing, paid or unpaid, be per-
mitted, but in lieu thereof, should that
stanch free thinker, my friend, Mr.. P.
G. Peabody, be present, request and
hope that he will, in few we'll chosen
sentences, speak of the deceased as
one who dared to look, despite of
threats, with the undimmed eye upon
the Light-as of one unblinded by
priestcraft, hating only pain and rec
ognlzing in the principle of happiness
the eternal and only good"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-07-21

When Cy Warman, the poet of the
RAIL-" was travelling through Bonanza
Valley, near Dawson City, short time
after the discovery of gold in the
Klondike, he passed young man with
a heavy pack of papers on his back.
Some men were working their claims
near by, up on the slopes of the hills.
"Now and then" said Cy Warman,
"the young fellow stopped, put his
hand to the side of his mouth, and
shouted up to the men 'N'Yor-r-k n
S'attle papers!' in orthodox newsboy
style.
"I asked him how he sold them.
Fifty cents for Seattle an a dollar for
New York. he replied. Tie had two
hundred papers, and expected to clear
a hundred dollars on the trip, which
would take him three days"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-07-21
aould,s Watered Stock.

Jay Gould was q resident OF Rut'
land, VT, for year or two in the
early f1fties, when he was engaged in
the construction Of the old Rutland
and Washington Railroad, now part
of the Delaware and Hudson system,
and the following anecdote concern
ing him Is told by an old citizen OF
that place who was employed by Mr..
Gold at the time.
In the building Of the roadbed II
was necessary to use dozen or more
teams of oxen for hauling purposes.
One hot day in midsummer the oxen
were suffering greatly from the In
tense heat, and one animal had sue
cumbed, when Gould, noticing their
condition, ordered the drivers to take
the cattle to the Castleton River and
cool them with water to avoid further
deaths among them.
"This," says the old resident, was
the first instance ever heard of when
Jay Gould watered his stock"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-07-21
The St. Peters of Asia.

The most imposing and awe inspir-
ing edifice in Lhassa is the great pal
ace and abode of the Dalai Lama.
This is veritable acropolis, rising
four hundred feet above the roof tops.
This palatial monument to Buddhism
Is composed of series Of square
structures and temples, grouped one
above the other. A central building
Of red sandstone, thirteen stories in
height, is the official residence of the
incarnate boy ruler Of Tibet, said to
be about twenty years old. This Is
styled the st. Peters of Asia, surpass-
ing even the Vatican in spaciousness,
containing more than three thousand
rooms, innumerable temples with
domes of gold. The other edifices con-
tain the quarters of the high dig.
nitaries, officials, priests and religious
personages. During the great celebra.
lions and fetes twenty-five thousand
can be accommodated within the in
closure.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-07-21

dun talk up wid err passed. er trash
'fuenced by dat 'zorter from Knox
Vile, n you toll me to quit her."
AS I was dressing Sam stood In 81.
lent and oppressive meditation. Final
ly he asked:
MARS Willie, eff you had er wife
n she TUX up wild wuflus trash,
what'd you do?"
"Take a gun and kill somebody,
probably" I replied.
Den fl kill er preacher, what de
Judge gwinter do wild me?"
"Order you hanged, most likely"
He almost dropped the stick Of
wood he was about to place on the
dog-irons. Turning abruptly, he Sc.
verely asked:
Look here, Mars Willie, what sort
er 'torney is you, anyhow" and as he
got no response, mumbled between
his teeth, Oats de cats doin's. Civ.
in dat sort vice; dat's de cats do
ms; dat's de cats doin's," and he
kept on with the words as he opened
the door and walked away.