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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE b.
reau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department.
Washington D. c.. until u O'Clock noon February
8, 1904 ard publicly opened immed ataly thereafter
to furnish at the navy yards, League Island. Pa.
and Washington, d. C., a quantity of bolts and
nuts riyets, steel wire nails, wood and machine
screws, miscellaneous hardware and hand TOOLS
drills reamers taps, ash, white pine, cedar, sheet
copper. Muntz metal galvanized sheet steel struc-
tural steel bar steel, blade steel iron pipe
iron and brass pipe fittings. valves. memorandum
pads press copy books typewriter paper, blotting
and note paper, tracing cloth. miscellaneous sta
tfonery corn brooms curled hair, emery CLOTH
upholsterers leather, sheet gum packing, phos-
phide of calcium borax, sal ammonac, beeswax,
electric deck winch, and set of diving apparatus
Blank proposals Will be furnished upon application
to the Navy Pay Office, Philadelphia. Pa, and to
The Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy De-
partment, Washington, D. G. H. T. B. HARRIS
faymaster General U. s. N. ja2O- 1aw-2t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
ton ID. c. January s, 1904-Sealed proposals I'm
dupcate) will be received at this department until
o'clock pm. Monday, February /, 1904. and win
be opened Immediately thereafter in the presence
of such bidders may attend, for supplying furni
ture to the Government Hospital for the Insane, In
accordance with plans and specifications therefor.
BIDS MUST BE MADE ON GOVERNMENT
BLANKS Forms Of proposal. embodying specta-
cations, will be furnished application at the de-
partment, and plans may be inspected either at
the department or at the Government Hospital for
the insane. All bidders are invited to be present
at the opening. ETHAN A. HITCHCOCK. Sscre-
taTy, 3as-zawSs
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l. co. COR TH & l. NV.
l56 L nv. ,rNb. 1850
S36 L nw,Ir,b tcolD. .20.50
-. rof -. X " hituey
av, 5r&b. 30. 90
1919 18th NV. barber
shop, with fixtures .20.00
ilJ How I'd Nv. fr&b. 1880
1921 ~ sw. store. $500
400 y =. tst. IL. 90
1926 10Th NV 3r, 3df.f7.0O
1349 9Th NV ,sto&cel.l7.O0
2iSI 18th NV. Grab. 1850
i2i5 II ne s'Nrel 10. 80
500 Fla av. Grab. 1870
1904 7th NV .store&zr15.50
GA N ct NV. store. 1900
us 9th ne. store. 1900
I224 Madison. 5r&w 1880
Rear 18th Il . NV. 1r. 800
49, u M. office rs-$i~$A
Er sos 18th INV ,coD Gao
NV, steam heat. ja23-tf
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HOTEL APARTMENTS.

CHAPLIN APARTMENTS.
NO. 1415 CHAPLIN ST NV.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.
Two to three rooms and bath; every modern i'm
provement for the convenience and comfort of
guests; prices moderate.
iao5-tf H. E. HALL, Manager.
THE HIGHLANDS.
We are directed to suitcase two and four
room and bath furnished apartments in the
Highlands Connecticut and California ave-
mes; cafe American and European. Apply 10
E. l.. WESTON, Manager. or WEAVER BROS,
1416 NV. 1aZl-u
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FOR RENT-BY B.F.SAU
lTlS6th nw.l1.b. sta$53.0O
1926 Sth NV. Or, b. 81. so
l2U5 X ! av. lis&n. l-r.UU
laai; 18th NV. store 4
7r&h & cellar =. 81 10
1909 Sth NV, 9r&b. $3.50
1923 7th NV sto Gel 40 4 >
300 o NV, 10r&b. IS. so
1S45 14th NV. Tor. b. 81. 80
1927 9Th NV, 11r&b. 3o.50
S531 Bght -t'
l720 Sth NV. 7r. b. 5000
1856 Sth NV, Grab. 2S.s 20
u II NV. Sr. b. 81 so
306 r NV. Or. b. .27.50
11O4 o NV. 8r&b. .2i so
1858 l Sc, 7r&b. .25. 70
3I5 Mo NV w.lJr&b.2 q
435 o NV. sr&b. :. .2S. 80
log p NV. 1r&h. % 0
1924 LIST NV, 6r&b. %. 50
Office rooms at 512 + ST.
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WANTED-AGENTS,

WANTED-WE WANT 10000 AGENTS FOR
greatest household seller ever invented best
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home; send 15c. for complete sample and our
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
OR UNFURNIsBED.

FOR RENT-FURNSHED OR UNFURNISHED,
three-story frame; Ami; colonial style; new,
detached, ten rooms, cement basement, furnace.
yard; large stable; rent cheap. Inquire premises
3419 Brown st. NV, Mt. Pleasant ;a27-3t'
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FOR KENT-gi H. U. HULTZMAN. REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and r stS. NV.
226 Capitol. SCR, ZIP r. 12r. zoo
per annum SO. 900 90 GOT 18th NV Dr.. so "
1914 ct NV, Dor, Farm ear Laurel, Md,
per annum Il, 10000. 1Sr, IS 40. 90
lth&Ad av sw, coffee 935 T. NV. Sr. 40 40
mills plant, I25 O0 HOS 10th NV, 6f. % 80
sol NV. idr. .100o0 A sw. orsssta. Uuu
800 18th NV 22r. IS 90 1854 Sc, Or. .29.00
1907 NV, Tor. 7000 2013 14th NV, Or. 30
20l3 o. Tor. .1000Y14 NV, basem nj. %
1017-1010 10th. 17r. t;s 10 1911 K me- 5r. .140O
Oil NV 12r. IS co sol l NV, Ar. 200
FURNISHED HOUSES.
nr 18th. Is, 2b .vvJ yoniag 16r 2b. $50
Mass 18th, 18r. ith A ne, 15r 100
2b, per &. 600 Riggs near 18th. Sr. 100
Conn II i7r. 2b. 400 l4th st ex, III. 80
Mass d oath. 2or. ZOO Magnolia. 4r. IS
10th. 13r. roo Mass av & 22d, 1877, 2b. 70
near Sd NV, l6r. 1901
OFFICES.
Sun building. ........................$2 90
Atlantic Coast Line AS 18th DIV, Sd for. SO,
bids" from $40 to <35 with heat.
STORES.
7th & Md. s.w Observation-Disclosures 23
STABLES.
eth&T hreprf. II stls $50 l24S 9Th NV. IS
ja25-d
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PALMISTRY.

HAVE YOUR HAND READ BY NINE. RITA, THE
worlds greatest palmist and astroioger, BOW,
holding receptions at 723 9th ct. NV. Fe1. 8cs
aud Soc. ne21-7o<S
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-FURNISHED ROOM ON r ST. LINE
of cars above Fl st., with board in house or near.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, holding a Probate Court.-No. 1879, Adj
miristra tion-Tbis is to give notice that the sub
scriber. Of the District OF Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District OF Colum-
bia letters OF administration on the estate OF
JaIres +. Cullen. late Of the District OF Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated,
January, AID. 1906; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 26th day OF January, 1904.
MARY ]. CULLEN. AT 9th st. NV. Attest:
JOHN r. ROUZER, Deputy Register Of Wills for
the District of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. Shelby & HOGAN. Attorneys. JAZZ -1aw.3t
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UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ, 624 f
ST. NV.
239 Mass. ave. NV, ii and b., a. mi. $45. 90
30S III st. NV, double house, 12rs. and ba.. 1870
3015 Q ST. NV lars. & ba., good condition 5000
1904 4th st. NV, rooms and b., cellar. %. so
1O14 Sd ST ne. rooms and stable. 1880
7142d st. NV, for good coored tenant 4rs. 10. o.
STORES.
4S H st. NV, store and cellar. ........... $1S so
~ st. NV, store 81 IT. deep Frs In rear So so
1907 H st. ne, store room only. 500
1911 Fl st. ne, store room only. .......... 500
SS6 9th ST. n.e store room only ......... LOO
1901 n. Cap. St, store and cellar. ....... Is. SO
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY wESCoTT 4 WILCOX,
1907 PeHna. ave.
l124 18th, 1dr 2b$100 CO. 10 L. IT. pt eel
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Webster Law building, Bo6 D sk NV. Wselin6.
ton. .. G. Residence No. Mount Vernon 'D1att,
New Yesb ave- and 9th 81 an se13-AW
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Several two-story brick stables. in nrst-elass
I ssis sia''' D. D. THOMPSON. 1885 F d.
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WANTED AS COLLECTOR, YOUNG. HUSTIING,
energetic man; capacity and willingness for work
required more than experience; with wheel
preferred Address, stating age, references etc
BOX ~, Star office. It,
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DESIRABLE FIRST AND SECOND STORY
Boons and board pear Capitol and Library. 12l
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE.-19O3 WINTON TOURING CAR
lamps and tools; cost 81 500; extras, gas lamp,
side baskets and speedometer; all In good run
ming order; price, $500; spot cash. Address
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FOR RENT
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. INC,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1414 ST. NV.
TELEPHONES NJ. 34S AND NJ. 1898.


1407 Staughton, Or, b. $3.50
Anacostia Hts gr. b. r. 10
3l2 Del av ne, Tor, h. 1880
80 Mo av NV Tor. b. SIS
1104 o NV, Sr. b. .27 80
'314 Del av ne, Tor. b. q. so
2020 18th NV, Ar, b.25.00
~ ID ne. Or. b. 1900
I'd tlat 3O7 X NV. Or, b. 2.50
1923 z NV, 7r. b. ..22.50
424 LIST ne, 6r, b. ..21. 90
1902 Princeton. Sr, b. 0.50
1874 y ne, 7r, b. 20:
2020 18th NV, Ar. b.20.O
40 LIST ne. 4r. b. ..l7.1,
324 LIST ne, Or. b. 1880
222h Quincy ne. 4r.b.lj.vs
22SH Quincy ne. Ar, b. 1900
222 Quincy ne, Ar, b. 90
234 LIST sw, 6r. ....12.5Q
81 Jackson ne. Or. :. .0.36
59&6l Jackson lie. or. .9.3U
4Watkins. ChevCha Pr 90
Lot /, so 635. 49,. .Offer
Lots 1925. 50 SIC,
per snnun. Il 200. 90
NV. 6r.. h....,..$40. 90
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WANTED-HELP.

MALE.
WANTED-A YOUTH. ABOUT 16, AS CASHIER
apply the BERWICK SUPPLY CO., 14th and
IafK 81. NV ja27-2t
WANfED-TWo BRIGHT YOUTHS, FROM II TO
~ years old. to learn the retail jewelry bus ness;
must live with parents and come well recon-
mended Salary, $3.50 a year. Apply between
and . pm. Thursday Friday, CASTEI-
BEhI'S, $50 Pa. ave. ja27-2t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-ONB PLEASANT BACK PARLOR
room, with board in private family of adults;
convenient to Georgetown University and u 5.
naval medical school, Address Box 221. Star
Office e y ja2I-2t'
SIS PER MONTH FOR SHALL. NEATLY FUR
nished room and excellent table board. 1898 Il
IT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07

FarEnllassly = keIes.nsiiash Wiscon.
aissbed4 ssoseIliiW i,szdrow,yii#ii Boz b
Esiaci, js4sli dostana dobre Fanny,
|kobrs. hypsteki, dobry invsntarz i
Ikebrs esny. &
Ws1ystko T. mozna znalezc v
doloniach Pulaski, Sobieski, Kra-
|dowie i Hsfa Parku, gdzie,j jnk teraz
naasj4e koteisly askoly wybudovane..
Obsenis 3ro1pocznis sie bu,dowNa
|dr6g nowyoh, kt6re bedg przecsna-
~ lyme okolioe. w 6rodku tych
|dr6g salosy si4 nova kolonia. 5=
6dyby ludzis " miastach vie
#dsieli jaks szcse6liwie farmer,zY so
bic 1yja na nassych farmach, to Z
pewnotcia setki takowYch BY spree
#dafo swo property - mietcie j By
5przybyi do mas. Jest DUO takich.
5ffasfrrmer6w, kt6rzy maj4 fanny "
iin1nych koloniach i rad1iby je tam
sprzedac, ably sig tylko mogli pre-
nie6d,z inwentarzem tutai.
PisZcie do mas o tykiet
exkursyjny "a p0loWe ce-
ny.
Mapy j informacye p~rzyszlemy
wan darmo. Piszcie Tub przyjdzcie
do
!. J. noF LAND Co,
sobie.li, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07

BERlEL[.IlIlNlTIl[sEIzI po1icya w
'kryla Wiieslllka :D[zen-.
E:nl il | bes,r Il 4 Il q d,1,o,lnl,oGlstza ze
w M dniach N ciagu ie 4,
nej Wg'plssWsgnymm miejsco..l
wynn y IA |. k l!gl'l 4 n 4,
nyn s - /
y n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07

|m0zeDy odzyskaf Denote 40
zycia.
Senat miei-
ski W p~orozumieniu 2 rejen-
eva wyda} odezwe do mie-
szka6c6w miasta z prosba 0
zmiane dotychczasowych naz-
wisk, a nadania sobie wedlug
w1asnej wolf j upodobania
Union i nazwisk. Ma
800 tysiecy mieszka6c6w Ko-
penhagi, co dziesiaty obywa
tel nazywa sic: Hansen, Pc
tersen, Soerensen. Milisen it'd.
Ma jednem z acknowledgement
~przedmie5c Kopenhagi, Ii
czacem 26 tysiecy mieszkaf-
c6w,posiada przecieciowo13O0
~obywateli r6wnobrzmiace
|imionai nazwiska zaw6d wy.
[jatek, stanowia obcokrajQycy.
|Biedny listowy, ten juz posia-
|daG must ME zmy6lnosc ME-
miecka, ale wech jak hart.
I. BERLIN. w tych dniach
umar} starry Hansemann,
banker, ojciec zmarlego pred
kilku laty zalozyciela firmly
n. K. T. Pozostawil okolo
stu milion6w majatku. Po-
grzeb byl wielki. CESAR ma
deslal, rodzinis kondolencya
telegraficznis. Zmarly Adolf
Hansemann by1 tajnym "a
dzc2. /
BERLIN: w tych dniach
zjechala sic re wszech stron
znaczna liczba hakatyst6w,
celem obrad, jakby MONA
dopom6dz ,,uciskanej" przez
polak6w niemczyznie. Uch-
=walono utworzyc stypendy-
UNI ,Wittinga', kt6ry 20 ty-
siecy NIX. o%fiarowane mu
przez obywateli poznahskich,
gdyP ozna6 opuszczal, pre-
kazal O. tmarkenvereinowi''
|Gl6Wn4 uehwale stanowi u
rzadzan;a lotarv; nod nazva.
R;am.rclon lt6ra; oz1st,,
uv.t 3. hvf obr6conv IA
nomocd la nc;.lanvohnn;am.
CIV Tvch .nci.Lanvcbv
|dorah;a;acvch IA i tom j.
sizaisnia 5sdsi. ri,'fa liss-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07

MONSTER. Professor flo
zofii pray tutejszym uniwsr-
sytecis, 10. jerry Hagsmann,
0 kt6rsgo kr6tkisj ehorobiis'
W ostatnim numerzs donis6-
li6my, umarl 6 b. M. v ros-
poczetym ~ roku zycia, ! y
skofczonym ~ roku kaplah-
silva. Umarl wla6nis w47
rocznics lwiecsh kaplahskich.
Urodzil sic II listopada 1882
r. " Berkam. Studya filozo--
ficzne j teologiczne odbyl "
akademii monasterskiej = pos
tenn, jake kaplan jeszcze OBJ
szerniejsze odbywal studya
filozoficzne v Berlinje. Zaraz
pc Wielkiejnocy 1852
habilitowal Gle y Monasterze
jake pryUatny decent filozo-
fiji, : pr1ez iedno polrolcezo sam q
jeden obok niiewidloomego dr.
Chrystyana Schlutera wykla-
dal te nauke, gdy uraarl. "
zimoHem p6lroczu 1852 40
So jul Wykladal filozofi4 tel
powolany : Eichstatt = Ba-
wary Is. prof. dr. Stockl. Pc
dr4czniki filozofii Stockla ]
Hagemana go bardIzo rozsze-
rzone. Poodczas gdyks Stockl
trzymal pie 6cisle schelastycz-
nej melody, uW:zgledIntliaslI k 4
Hagemann tez zdroWe owoce
noWszychSbadah
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07

zajnaja sie take pan J6ief "
Jereczek prs9dsaniem pogrzeb6w-
Dostarosa karawanu osyli povoxu
pogrssbowsgo wo96ls wykonujs
wszelkis oxyansici pogrssbnika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07
KOszCZECIN Ntymt ys

u ,l TN
.godn,iillull ,1laa!nrrnliio,r1zal y 90 sy IS ~
iwnogo lsiniesego zastrzeiit (;
TO y spos6b dotad nniebywa7
y. Mlodsisnisc ton zawiesl
'strzslbl mad 16tkiem y sui.
II przyriazaI szzrur do kur-
:ka, ! lskac, shcial przez po'--
.eiagniscie sznura bye trafiony
" piers. Lscz sztuka mu sic.
ME udala, DO przez slime po-
ciagniecie, flinta sic ma box
przerzucila j tylko nieznacz
ME zosta1 6rotem pokalec;lzo-
ny. Ma CLOS strza}u nadbiegli
j znalezli go bezprzy
tomnego, zaledWo jed1naaksze.
przyszedl do siebie ma noWo|
strzelby, m6Wiac, re mu
sic zycie sprzykrzy1o.
Zdaje sic, re przydalaby sic
porcya batow sYnalkowi, al
odzyska1 ochote do
zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07

(Wypadek
ma p%olowaniu dworskiem.
Podczas %polowania " Casa
de Campo, " kt6rsm kr6l
.bral takze udzial, jedsn Z les
niczych zastrzslil naganiacza.
R62nie ten wypadek pisma
hiszpa6skie komsntuia, fax
tenn jest jednakzs, 70 kr6l
powr6oi} natychmiast do pa
laou i wszwal do sisbis Mau-
rama narade. ~ Wsdls kr4-
poglosek, naganiacz
6w ehcialszs zsmsty zastrzsli6
jednego 2 cz1onk6w rodziny
k~r6lswskisj j zlosyl siie juz
do strzalu, ale y tsj samej
chwili strzelsc kr6le wski
spostrzeglszy, M co sic zano-
81 uprzedzil go j trupem po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07
narSk "a saraynla u-
l 81 'sIsp,r,tz.sggrt.,l .f nisd1.vno NM -.
.icisl kopalni TrahsIvalu,,
Nisniss, 100000 marsk.
O y jas N5r6d m.lod1i,stai!y
rosyiskisj n uniusrsytscis
saal 10 at'q s,p6lkI1sprss''s'iil,x.'n1liik6t'v
lyd6w Nosi on4 tytul:: "I.iga
1lFwliStao ! godlem ii jest:
! iydamia!

Pismo katolie-
keHK olnische Volkszsitung1
pisze: Jeden Z najwa5niej-
szych zadah katolik6w v
Niemczech stanowi6 dis mu-
81 staranie sic 0 to- ably ma
uki religii udzielano dziecku
wszedzie " ojczystym jezy-
ku j ably Rad istnienie, ia
kiej nauki ma przyszloSe
zagwarantowal j zapewnil
5przez ~zaprowadzenie nauki
polskisgo jezyka seminaryach
nauczycielskich Szlachetne
j 6mialo to, swiadczace Q po-
czuciu sprawiedliwo6ci j
szczerze katolickim duchu,
odezWanis sic "Kolnische
Volkszeitung" zasluguie ma
gorace uznanie naszej strony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07
eMIAFA.

z Il. y: Dl)i., II & ob j ~.
wiot'nnyysh n n npevnsi mo
nrsa l.' ppo. ,llIl|'u "A ok, ishl
26-letnia pam Fischer i aniala !.
" klatcs felaznsj ni mi
pokasywalA sIztu6i Kisdyj j.
don low MD eheiial I. skksaaklEa,lt
przez olbr,ecz, uder1yla 50 h.
rapnikism. Lew tax sie ro .,
zarl, ze napadl a. nia jed
dnem uderzsniem lapa " glfo'-
we ma miejscu ia zabi}. Po-
czem zaczaI cialo szarpac. In
ne Ivy p~uczuwszy krew, r6-
wniez sic rozsrozyly, ale ludzie
je obslugujacy zelaznemi pre-
tamil bijac j zga3ac, wnet US
pokoili. Dziecitej poskro-
mnicielki byly 6wiadkami
smierci matki. Scena ia stra-
SILVIA wywolala wielki po-
plochw6r6d publicznosci.
A W Czechach. Agi-
tacya pruskich wv. auchkato-
lik6w, to Jest tych, kt6rzy
przez swe potajemne agitacye
i >podburzanie wzniecaj4 u
mas rozdwojsnie rsligijne
doszla do togo, 20 sie przsno-
81 take do innych kraj6w.
.Ot6z niemcy katolicy v Pra-
DE wniesli do K. Arcybisku-
paprosbeo odgraniczenis dy-
ecezyi i~ustanowienis biskup-
silva niemieckiego " zachod-
Mich Czechach zwlasnem ME
mieckiem seminaryum du-
@schownem, oraz wlasna ME-
miecka kapitula to, glo-
sza 20 wzgled6w religijnych
O!!). Taxa obluda niezawod-
ME dobrze 3rozumianq badzie
przez x. Arcypasterza. Praw-
dopodobuiez naszych st6sun-
k6w bedzie bral przyklady
i przsstroge.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-03-16
A BODY BLOW TO MERGERS.

The United States Supreme Court
has dealt body blow to mergers and
combines in the case involving the |
merger of the Northern Pacific and |
Great Northern Companies. 1t held
the combination as plan to do away |
with natural competition and as such |
was a violation Of the Sherman Anti
Trust law.
The opinion of the District Court |
for the District of Minnesota was con-
firmed.
The effect is to sustain the conten- !!
ton that the Sherman antitrust law
applies to railroad combinations of the
character in question.
Justice Harlan said that in the mer-
ger of the two roads the stockholders
disappeared and reappeared in the Sec
urities company, the two thus becom
ing practically consolidated in hold
ing company the principle object
being to prevent competition.
mo scheme or device could certain
ly more effectively come within the
prohibition of the antitrust law, and
it is within the meaning of the act a
trust"
The case has attracted greater at
tention than any other suit before
the courts since the first insular cases
were decided, and it has been regari-
ed by bench and bar as equal in i'm
portance with those cases and the
income tax case. 1t was argued in
December last for two days and at
tracted general attention at the time,
as it did previously, when the decision
was rendered by the Circuit Court Of
the State of Minnesota.
The action was brought in the Cir
cult Court under the law of February
II. 1903, which was for the purpose
heard by the four Circuit Court Judg-
es of the circuit. They united in a
decision favorable to the United States
and opposed to the contentious Of the
railroad companies.
The suit was instituted by the IN
tied States against the Northern Sec
urities Company and the two railroad
companies, the Northern Pacific and
the Great Northern, and their leading
stockholders for the purpose of dis
solving the merger Of the two roads
which the United States declared had
been created by the creation of a
holding company, the securities COM
pany. The consolidation was claimed
to be in violation of the Sherman anti
trust law.
1t was claimed On behalf Of the
Government that this consolidation
was in effect q pool created to pro-
mote the interests, not OF che system
at the expence Of the other, but OF
both at the expense of the public. The
railroads claimed that the transfer
of the stock of the two companies 70
he securities company was in the
nature Of sale and perfectly legiti
mate.
The contention of the securities corl
pany was reviewed by Justice Harlan
who said they haa received full ate =.
ton. He quoted the various opiiio-
involving the trust question, Sa:iI 2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-03-16


r. g. Hickey H. Meyers H. Petersen Sender
nston s. Lee Wilson erousher W. Mapes, Woodbury.
Hickey, President H.
Bender I'd President: W.
j.. T. Davis,
W. Cashier, Agency Tonopah.
W.. cewina, Asstc ashie Agency, Tonopa
PARTMENT.
haveb been n
furnish on
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-03-16

that from them it was to be gathered
that all contracts in restraint of trade
hi6ited by the Sherman law, and that
Congress has the power to establish
such regulations as are laid down
in tn law. Congress has power to
enact the statute.
Justice Harlan said that the conten-
ton that the law is interfering with
which the companies are incorporate I'd
was not well founded. In such cases,
he said, the authority of Congress is
supreme. He also declared it to be
unnecessary to determine the right of
owners of railroad stock to sell the
property, nCr was it true that the
right of the securities company 20
question involved Such contentious
are wide Of TIE Eark-rere men IF
straw. All that the goI lment claims
is the existance cf a corporation to
repress commerce and is not concern
ed with the ether points
t.l,HHIHIiH
A banking house is to be establish
ed at Caiientes. Lincoln county
John de Carlos, railroad employee,
was killed at Truckee yesterday while
unloading cars.
The proprietor Of the Star saloon
in Reno is likely to have his license
revoked for selling liquor to minors
Lots in Goldfied sell for $500 that
could have been bought for S35 few
weeks ago. The town now has a pop
ulatiOn Of 1900.
The Reno Gazette joins the Silver
State in j,hrlating over the sabling
OF resolution introduced In the
House by Congressman VanDuzer pro-
viding for the restoration of silver TO
it's former parity Of 16 to 1 with goli,
thus antagonizing one of the principal
| industries of the State In the coming
! political campaign both of these OBJ
! scure publications will have the su-
preme gall to assert that protection
Of the white metal is part Of the po-
! licy CT the Republican party.-Report