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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-17

This from jeremiah Quinn, who writes to the
Catholic Citizen of Milwaukee. will be appreciated
by choice coterie Of white boys" in Butte and
It's published for their benefit. Says jeremiah
Quinn; Had the Irish Of ~ cut the heads off
their landlords, the French did theirs, the good
bishop would not have cause now to weep; but they
did not. There was no priest in Ireland with the
spirit Of that famous able of Paris, and when Car
dinal Cullen said to the Irish, be patient my chill
dren, you are the martyred people, they obeyed
and went 10 famine graves, whilst the French peo-
pie applied DR.. Gioutine's machine to the necks
Of the French yrants and France went to The sun
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-17

Catholic Illustrators is the title of~fhe opennr
paper, of the Rosary Magazine 1T has been re-
marked says the author (Thomas wash) that al
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-17

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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-07-06
Special Excursion 10 The World S fair.

The Denver and Il Rio Grnnde.
In connection with the Missouri
Pacific. will run u series of Person
ally Conducted Excursions to the
Wrold's Fair during June These
excursions will be run through to st.
Louis without change Of cars. making
short stops ut principal points en-
route. The first of these excursions
will lcnvc Portland June 7ih, aud
the second June 18th. The rate from
Haker City will hc go To 81. Louis
aud return. tNcursionists going
vim the pcnevr a Rio Grnnde have the
ot returning via II different
route. This IL the most plcnsan,
way, as we'll rs the most delightful
route, to cross the continent. The
stops arranged give nn Opportunity of
the various points of ~
terest in and about Salt Lake City,
Denver and Kansas City. IL you
wish to accompany one of these ex
cursions write ut once to W. &. Me
Bride Ia Third street, Portland.
for sleeping car reservations.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-07-06
G. J. Allen Says Tennessee Capital Will
Rejuyenate this Old
Mine.

g. j. Allen. of Portland. manag.
ing owner of the Monumental. accom-.
panied by his little son, arrived here
this morning aud left for the mine
soon after noon. To a Miner repre-
sentative MIR. Allen confirmed the
report Of the sale of a one half inter
est in this property to Il. }. Hutchi.
con and S. w. Steffner. Of Chatta
noga, Tennessee.
The conditions of the sale, as pre-
viously stated, stipulate the provision
Of an adequate development fund,
aud the rem modeling Of the present
twenty stamp mill. A small force of
men II now at work, but the plan IL
to largely increase this In about
thirty days. The first work contem-
plated II sinking 200 feet drifting, and
raising 400 feet To the surface. Just
as many men will be employed az can
be used 10 advantage. a systematic
development of the mine Is the first
thing to be undertaken. before any
attempt is made TO operate the mill
Enough ore Is probably being taken
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-07-06

He was naturally eXcitable aud warm
blooded. One Saturday. payday,
he counted up his funds aud saw that
less than two thousand dollars we're
remaining: he was in despair, for
this would not carry the work through
another month. lie took different
course than did fricut. lie did not
go to his men aud explain the state
ot affairs On Sudnay morning he
seemed in fine spirits; invited II
friend tu take dinner with him; told
him to be sure tn come aud the
frieud promised lie waited until
the servants. one of them was II
trusted Irish girl. who had comc from
Dublin with his wife, had gone to
church. aud. going into the house.
locked all the doors and fastened the
windows. and then poisone! his wife.
his children and himself, first tempt
ing the little ones with pieces Of
sugar tipped with prussic acid. When
the Irish girl came back from church
che could not get into the house aud
became alarmed and ran for help.
When the house was broken into the
wife was found dead on u lounge.
Brennan lay on the floor, near by,
holding her hand, with his babe be.
tween his feet; In the adjoining
rooms were the other two children.
all dead. A letter was found con
tanning this message; 81 cannot leave
my beloved wife aud children to the
cold charities of this world, aud hcnc"
] take them with me-" The sequel
to this story IL this: The men who
took the mine after him put one shot
into the tunnel aud discovered the
vein, out ot which several men have
been made millionnires. --- Mining aud
Engineering Review.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-07-06
MINING LIFE
UPS AND DOWNS

The Eureka mine was located by
some Frenchmen. aud after long pros
pectine they became discouraged.
aud Que of them. Lamar. sold his in
terest to his companion, Jules Fricot,
for $1,000. "Fricot, the Emperor, ="
rs he was afterward called.
Fricot continued To work aud was
mt last at the end of his funds. One
payday, on Saturday, he called his
men to him aud sail; "There Is no
moie money than just enough to last
until Thursday; IL yon can get work
elsewhere you had better do so. as |
cannot employ you after thnt. !"
Some of the men found other employ
ment, while n few came hack to
Fricot, aud the work continued until
Fricot himself was in despair, as he
was at the end Of his money aud the
vein had not been struck. Said he,
"Boys. put in one more shot, II
was done, and, 10 the sought for
vein was opened up richer than even
the liveliest fancy could predict,
Fricot became emperor after that.
Michael Brennan was an Irishman,
Dublin born. Contrary to the wishes
of his relatives, he married and ian
away, bringing his wife to New York.
lie attained some prominence there
and in 1857 organized company TO
work the Rock Bar at Grass
Valley, coming out here himself to
superintend the work, and bringing
with him his wife aud family OF three
children. Work went we'll hut yet
the pay shoot was not struck. Bren-
nan saw the funds of the company
gradually disappear and no returns.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-07-06
new MILL MAN
Al {. ( f. MINE

Charles +. Raht. OF Baker CITY.
well known ns an ussayer aud all
around mining man, and formerly n
resident here, will take charge of the
T.. and +. mill in n few days. The
arrangement was perfected yesterday.
and MIR. Rhat left this afternoon for
Baker City Ia return IN. IA couple of
DAYS aud begin his services for the
company. His family will probaly
remain in Baker City for time, but
will later move either to Supmter or
Bourne.
Mr.. Raht formerly had an assay
office here located on Center street.
lie left here aud went TO Mexico,
where of eighteen months he had
charge nj the Sam Martin mine. II
Is ouly recently that he returned
from Mexico. Mr.. Raht's many
friends rejoiced again to see him
located in this district.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-07-06
More Litigation for Ballet.

A dispatch from San Francisco
dated the 2sth instant, says: Letson
Ballet, the mining stock promoter,
is again called into the courts in
connection with the shares of com
pany IN which he was interested as
an officer. The White Star com
pany, limited. today fled a complaint
In the upper court against Ballet.
alleging that be was an organizer Of
the stock company and subscrib her
for 275, 900 shares of the its stock,
for which hs had never paid. The
company asks the court to restrain
Ballet from disposing Of them.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-07-06

ont now to pay expenses. The
object, however, is to create large
reserves along more extensive lines
later on.
With reference to the mill Mr.. Allen
says the improvements will consist
Of new mortars, humping tables.
plates and cyanide plant. But It
may be twelve months. he thinks, or
more before these improvements are
undertaken. The Monumental mill
was originally designed for the treat
ment Of silver ore. and IL regarded
rs one of the best plants In the dis
trict. Only slight remodelling and
these additions are necessary (, put
IL In shape to meet the present
requirements. The property itself IL
one of the old producers Of the camp.
aud will doubtless soon be back into
this same class again. The Chattn-
nooga capitalists have provided the
development aud Improvement fund
named In the conditions of the sale,
aud will be ready, as stated. to inaugu.
rate work under this agreement |,
! about thirty days.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-07-06
y D. X. K. n. SUMNER BOOK.

Tho handsome 1904 summer book,
"Rcstful Recreation Resorts" issued
by the passenger dcpnrtent of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation com
pany, IL just out. II tells all about
the summering places Of the Columbia
river valley--a brief description Of
the trips up and down the Columbia
river. To the mountains, heachcs,
inland resorts and fountains Of heal
ing, where they are aud how 10 reach
them. The book has special de
signed front cover, printed In two
G blors, aud the inside pages are
sPlendidly illustrated by costly and
beautiful half tones. a copy Of this
publication may be obtained by
sending two cents In stamps to VI.
Craig, general Passenger agent of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation
company. Portland.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-07-06

f. j.. KennoD, Whitney, Oregon,
lumber, sash, doors, shingles, build
ing material, mining timbers.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01

Russell and Lea Garth spent a
few days with relatives in Paducah
this week, extending their vacation
to an outing on Reelfoot Lake.
Miss Essie Sellers and Miss
Bartha Walker who have been
visiting their aunt, Mrs. w. J
Nichols, in the city, returned home
Wednesday.
Captain ]. c. Reynolds, of the
Palace Hotel, has returned direct
from his summer home at Weaver
vile, N. c., in the mountains. He
left Mrs. Reynolds very comfortably
located and rested from the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds spent a
number of days very pleasantly as
a guest of Mr.. Newt Seals in Wash
ington City.
Union City has another club.
This one is a music club and its
name is Chaminade. The organi-
zatlon took place last week with
Mrs. r. M. Whipple, president, and
Miss Emma Walker, secretary and
treasurer. The cultivation of the
art and a better knowledge of the
writer's and celebrities are to be
looked after.
Che loom-end sale at Morgan
Verhine Co. S is attracting crowds
of shoppers and visitors to town
this week. Mr.. Verhine, manager
of the stores, had the sales liberal
ly and thoroughly advertised. This
is one of the merchants successful
accomplishments, and this affair
had his special attention. We GER
tainly take pleasure in congratu-
lating Mr.. Verhine and the COM
pany upon the manner in which the
advertising has been done and the
success of the sales. The sales are
now in progress and those who
have not paid visit to the store
since last Saturday will find it to
their interest to call.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01

Maj. w. L. Alexander, of this
city, received a telegram announc-
ing the marriage of his son, James,
last Saturday morning to Miss
Loretta Baker. of Rochester. The
wedding took place at Buffalo, the
couple leaving Immediately for
Rochester. We have not learned
the particulars, but Judge that the
young lady must be very captivat-
ing and charming in person and
character to have found favor 18th
the handsome Tennessean and sue
cessful travelling shoe salesman.
We certainly congratulate our
friend on this very happy and aus
picious event which means so much
to his whole future existence. May
their lives be a blessing to them
selves and to all their friends.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01

Our chief of police, Mr.. Josh
Adams, is in st. LOUIS this week
visiting the fair and taking a look
at the Jefferson Guards. During
his absence Mr.. Frank Pardue has
been assigned to duty as chief Of
the force, and he has been making
things hum, too. The Mayors
court has been kept pretty busy
with his arrests. Two or three late
spring fights and one drunk help to
swell the city revenue. AS an Off
Ger, Mr.. Pardue is always "there
with the goods.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01

LosT-A fve.dollar note in cur
reucy last Saturday night. Owner
was in Morgan-Verhine Co.'s store
when money was missed. The bill
was in an envelope addressed TO R.
HI. McClanahan. Finder will be
rewarded.
MRS. P. A. BRIGGs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01

If your brain won't work right
and you miss the snap, vim and en-
ergy that was once yours, you
should take Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t
cleanses the system and invigorates
both body and brain. Richard Polk
special agent.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01

Big celebration and barbecue at
Hickman July 4.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01
Por Sale.
THE BARKER HOUSE
3431-33 Morgan St.. ST. LOUIS. MO,

Worlds Fair visitors given special
attention. Nice rooms. well venti-
lated, 81 90 per day. Meals If desired.
Free baths, hot and cold. One block
of three car lines direct to the Fair
lgrounds. ten minutes ride.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
KrSnika.

Den finske guvernoren Bobrikoffs
organ har framkommit med skarpa
utfall mot stamningen iSverige
och Norge gent emot den ryska
politiken Finland och har dervid
direkt ~anfallit regeringarne i de
iva rikenaa, Och derest Diet ryska
organet i Finland verkligen utta-
lar guvernorens o. hans regerings
isigter. torde dess uttalande ega
en- icke ringa betydelse.
bet syres framga deraf att
Ryssland kanner sig lila berordt
icke b!ott af den samstammighet,
som med hansyn ill dess hnska
politik eyer rum j den svenska och
norska folkkan slam, men afven al
Diet narmande, som egt rum mel
Ian de bada rikenas regeringar,
hvilket senare forhallande fore
gives iora politiska folder med
sig med hansyn till utlandet.
Hvad den forsta punkten angar
kunna Rysslands ledande man
omojligt vara ~okunniga ON at d.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

en- vida berest man. Utom de
tvenne l~angresori Europa, hvilka
han beskTifvit / ofvannamnda Doc.
ker, har han i Sratal rest kors och
tvars genom Forenta Staterna och
derunder sannolik. besokt hvarie
stat ! unionen och de fiesta betyd.
liga stader och svenska sanhallen
har iandet.
Def ar for smart att NJ uttala
EFT slutomdome ON Swensson och
hans lifSverk. och utrymmet i
dagens hummer tillater ej heller
nagon slags karakteristik. Att
han egde manga och stora for
tjenster, torde at Diet redan sagda
vara uppenbart nog att han 81 var
%feltri, hade han nog self varit den
forste att erkanna. Hans storsta
fel. ON Diet strangt taget kan kallas
EFT fel, var Diet att han sokte CORA
for mycket. Visserligen var han
en- jatte savSl till sjal som kropp,
men Diet gives uppgifter, for
hyilka afven en- jatte kan baxna.
bet giorde dock 81 Swensson.
Han iorsokte.racka tin for ALT och
ALA, och Diet ar fast otroligt huru
mycket han ham med att uttrltta.
arbetet fam han mole och arbeta
kunde han smart ssgdt dag och
matt, hemma och borta. under
resor pa land och hat. Han var i
mold med att "tolJa med sin tid'
endast pa de omraden, som lago
hans kallclse som prest och Jung
domslarare narmast, nej, han
sokte satta sig in i ALT, folja med
! ALT, och ON Diet splittrade hans
krafter, sd att han ej i ALT kom att
motsvara de f6rhoppningar, hans
vanner stallt pa honom. ma ingen
undra derofver. Hans naturbegaf-
ming var ovanligt stor, hans arbets.
formaga smart sagds ofantlig, men
Diet koncentrerande vetenskapliga
forskniugsarbetet kunde han Ell
med, han hade ej taiamod derf0r,
och han alskade sol och dag, iifvet
ute i Diet fra och umganget med
CODA, le~tnadsglada menmiskor ALT
for hogt for att lange lata stanga
in sig i en- studerkammare. Sur.
mulenheten hade i honom ingen
van. Han var SHELF glad och belaten
och vile helst att hans umganges-
krets a sadan, Till sina vanner
SADIE han ofta: "latom oss Ell bli
gamla / foftidr" Som andlig talare
och foreclosure var han synnerligen
popular, och som sadan kommer
han nog at manga langst att min.
mas. Hans egentliga lifsverk var
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

dock hans kara Bethany College,
som nu, hvad studentantalet
b~etraffar, air Diet storsta svensk-
amerikanska laroverk. och Diet
storsta under kyrklig styrelse i
staten Kansas. Hans franfalle blir
EFT hardt Stag for denna lardoms-
anstalt. Mast hans ungdomsbrud
och hans barn,som nu sta sorjande
vid barren, kommer nog Bethany
College att kama ~forlusten, som
samtidigt drabbat dem. Ma en-
mild forsyn skanka kraft att bara
Diet tunga slaget!
Det ar MI So nara tiuguatta ar
sedan den, som skrifver dessa ra-
der, forsta gangen sag Swensson.
Han a da ung student. och Diet
som da sarskildt utmarkte honom
var hans drapliga basrost. Nagot
ar senare blefvo vi som student
kamrater bSttre bekanta, och den
vanskap, som da uppstod oss
emellan. har aldrig tagit slut.
Med aren lingo vi sarskildta in
tressen, och jag kunde i manga
fragor 81 della hans asigter, men
Diet inverksde Ell pa forhallandet
oss emellan. Att jag stundom
beklagade att han, i mitt tycke,
misshushailade med sina KRAFT.
ter och arvande dem och myckst
at sin It'd pa sysselsattningar, som,
enligtmin asigt, Ell voro frukt5a-
rande och derfor inskrankte hans
verksamhet pa andra och for
menskligheten mera gaguande
omraden, Diet hindrade Ell att Jag
lika mycket holl af och beundrade
honom. Stamina dag han afreste
fran slit kara Lindsborg pa vag till
Californian skref han EFT BRET till
mig. Fl anade jag vid dess mot
tagande, att Diet var sista gangen
Jag skulle mottaga BRET med den
.valk3nda, manligt kraftiga namn-
teckningen, och att det sa smart
skulle talla pa min lott att har
teckna hans lefnadssaga. Och nu
har han redan slutat sin arbets
dag! Ma hans mime sent blekna
iband oss!
Till Diet, som harofvan skrifvits
ON DIR Swensson, torde vi bora
foga Diet meddelande, att han den
febraari afreste fran Lindsborg.
Kansas, till San Francisco, CAL.
/ sallskap med sin gamle van och
embetsbroder. DIR l.. G.. Abraham
son fran Chicago, Tor att halla tai
vld den festlighet, som aiholls da
hornstenen till deR nya svensk--
lutherska kyrkan i San Francisco
skulle laggas pafoljande sondsg.
| sall.kapet voro dessutom herr
Abel Anderson med dotter Norma
harifran staden och malaren David
Larson fran Wahoo. Neb. Under
resan i western lar DIR Swensson
hafva adragit sig en- svar forkyl
ming, som hastigt utbildade sig
till lunginhammation och var delta
egentliga orsakcn till Diet sd
ovantade dodstallet.
G.. N. S.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

hvars bid i dag pryder Svenska
Monitoren j forening med Diet be-
tydningsfulla korstecknet. ar ingen
framling for denna tidnings lasare.
Sedan han forsta gangen besokte
Sioux City, ha val omkring tjugo
ar hyktat han; senast var han har
nastlidne seminar pa genomAsa
till Minnesota. Under de mellan-
liggande Sren hade han hera gan
ger vari. har och atskilliga ganger
upptradt som forelasare De. som
hade formanen att lyssna till hans
medryckande, liAigt i~ntressanta
foredrsg i Augustanakyrkan Diver
amnet char och deri Sverige,
glomma nog sent den stunden
och hans fryntliga, magnetiska
personlighet.
/ tisdags formiddag telegrafera-
des Diet fran Los Angeles Cali
f%ornien, att han Stamina dag ahidit
derstades. bet var EFT ovantadt
och EFT hardt Stag telegrafen den
gSngen Sragte oss. Och Diet ar
med sorgfyllda kanslor vi nu pa
anmodan ga att teckna hans min
nesruna, han som | sa manga ar
varit oss EN- trofast och afhallen
van, han som j manga atseenoen
var svensk amerikanernas framste
man och som under EFT fjerdedels
sekel intagit EFT mera beinarkt
rum infor allmanheten. an kanske
n3gon AMMAN af "de vara".
Carl Aaron Swensson val Todd i
Sugar Grove, Penn den rs iuni
1857. Hans fader var en- at ban
brytarne inom Augustanasynoden,
pastorn och synodpresidenten
Jonas Swensson, som anlande till
Anerika 1856 och ahed i Ando-
yer, Ills. 1873. Stamina ar som
fadern ahed inskrefs Carl Aaron
som studerande vid Augustana
College i Paxton. Ills. och han
tillhorde den forsta klass, som af-
lade mogenhetsexamen vid namda
lsroverk. bet var 1877, och at
k~lassens sex medlemmar var han
den yngste och han vardt nu den
forste af dem att skatta a forgan-
gelsen. Han g~enomgick derpa Diet
!. teologiska seminariet ] Rock Is.
land och prestvigdes 1870 Alt.
SEDAN dess har han varit pastor
Tor den svenska lutherskA iorsam-
lingen j Lindsborg, Kansas. Pa
hosten 1881 grundlade han der
Bethany Collea hvars president
han till en- boriA tillfalligt var;
och sedan 1922, Nh han euhalligt
invaldes till bestandig innehatvare
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
DR.. CARL AARON SWENSSoN,

at denna beisttning, bar han fvllt
Diet mycket krafvande och ofta
bekymmersfulla kallet som presi.
dent for denna anstalt. Han har
derjemte %tjenat som sekreterare
af Kansas konferensen, som med
lem af hVarjehanda vigtiga utskott
inom Augustana synoden och en-
termin sIsom president for den
Diver hela landet utbredda fore
ming at lutherska synoder af Okla
sorak och nationer, hvilken bar
namnet General CounciI Ar 1903
vardt han af filosofska fakulteten
vid Upsala universitet utnamnd
till flosofie hedersdoktor, och af
sin alma mater, som redan 1886
tilldelat honom graden A. NJ,
eiholl han 1900 grader teologie
hedersdoktor. Ar 1901 erholl han
kungligt vedermale, da han ut
namndes till riddare at K. Nord-
stjerneorden.
Vid sidan af sin verksamhet
som prest och professor har
Swensson utotvat en- vidstrackt
Observation-Disclosures. Redan
som ung student borjade han
"skrifva tidningarne" och dermed
har han fortfarit hela slit ~visserli
gen 81 langa men desto mera rast-
losa lif. / nastan ALA svensk-
am.rikanska och manga engelsk-
amerikanska t dningar, tidskrifter
och kalendrar har han Under an
en-. an en- AMMAN signatur skrifvit
resenref och uppsatser i olika
amnen - de senare aren dock ma.
stan alltid Oliver slit MANN - Carl
Swensson. Han har ocksa utgifvit
IN hel del booker, exempelvis
The Swedes in America" 1880,
'Vid hemmets hard" 1890. sang
boken "Hemat" 1891. II Sverige,
bilder och minnen fran nina ia
dcrs land 1891, Kalendern For.
cat mig 81" 1892, "Jubelalbum"
(tillsammans med l.. G.. Abra
hamson) 1893. "Ater i Sverige"
1898 och II morgonstund, ma.
ningsord for hvar dag / aret' 1908.
Han redigerade tidskriiten ing
doms- Vannen" aren I88o-S7 och
kalendern "Korsbaneret" ISSo-S5.
Svensson har ocksa verksamt
deltagit j politiken, tjenstgjorde
$4,000 som medlem at staten
Kansas lagstiftande torsamling o.
var delegat till THE Republican
Na:io al Convention | St Louis
1896. Under hera presidentkam-
panjer har han hallit politiska
foredrag ! flera slater. Han var
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

Pastor ]. B. Taylor har ARE
sterats och inmanats ! hakte !
Keokuk, Iowa, for Diet han icke
nojde sig med en- hustru, utan