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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
RICH TIN MINE in
SOUTH CAROLINA
CAPTAIN Ross Has One. Product
Which, Yields Nearly $1,000
to the Car Load.

News comes from Gaffney, $. G, that
Captain Ross has discovered on his farm,
near tha, place. tin mine that bids
fair to yield him 2 big fortune in q
short Tine. ThereShas also been found
with the tin a deposit Of gold that would
Justify mining, oven il the white metal
were not OF value
Tho product of Captain Rosss mine
is almost pure tin. a carload recently
gotten out yielded $500, Captain Ross
has small force of negroes at work
with rather primitive machinery, and
vet ho is getting put-$iO worth OF TN
day.
4 Tho discovery has created much inter,
els ands excitement around Gaffney, ana
land in the vicinity is In great demand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
ESTATE: OF
GEN. ? AYN...E ! VI
The Will Of Late Confederate
General Filed \ for 8, 2 2 r,'
bate.
PERSONAL PR 0 PERTY TO WIFE
Bequcaths Sums Money to Each.
Of F1is Children Memorials
Left Confederate Museum. l 81

SS ii rom our Regular correspondent.)
iYASIINGT I. ~ CT .tprl .l5t-y-7rT 81 he
viii Of General William II, Payne, Of
Virginia, who died in Washington on
Mai rch 29th last, has been filed for pro-
hate. The document is dated January SSth
last, and directs the following disposition
OF his estate: 5s. fss
TO his wife, Mary E, Payne a horse
and carriage, furniture, silver. glass and
fchinaware and other personal property
in her possession, except my grandfath-
er,s clock" which is left to his son, Will
liam Winter Payne. and the "Morson
31,dIe.o which he left to his cousin, Mar
rarat Morson The sash presented to
General James Archer by the ladies OF
Baltimore, and which, on his death ped
In 1865, was beaueathed to the testator,
f}is left to General .Archers son. A silver
buckle, which was all left OF the silver
taken from General Payne while ne lay
wounded on the battlefield at Wliilams-
burg, with other memorials OF his ca
reer. IS left to the &Confederate& Museum
in R,chmond, Va S.,53
General payne directs the executor OF
his will 10 invest $4,000 for the benefit
os his wife during her lifetime. At her
death the fund is to revert to his es-
tate. This provision for$lis wife is IN
lieu Of all claim. against his estate. Io
his dlughter-in-law,5 5Loutsia, wife OF MS
son. William Winter Payne, and Char-
Elnttc widow OF John p. Payne, IS lett
S1o0 each. TO his son, William Winter
pavno. In addition3to his residuary share
$nSstlle estate, is left 5000; to his son.
Winston, under the same condition, sl,,-
| 50Oo: to his %daughter-in-laW ElizaDcth
n.ife of Arthur 4Morson; Payne. SEQ, as g
testimonial of his gratitude and appre-
Notation Of her attention to him III ms l,s
! Illness. no his servants he leaves ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
MIR HICKS
N0WOUT OF
He, RACE. {,
Leaves the Fight to the
Old Antagonists,
NEW FEATURES IN
FIGHT FOR MAYOR.
Captain Mccarthy 10 Appear
single-Han,dcd at Sanger
HallSTo-night.
GREAT MEETING is q
EXPECTED BY ALL.
The Time for Paying Up Assess.
mcnts to Enter Primary Ex-
pires atHNooll To-day
The Part Liquor Men
May Play in
Contest.
GREAT MEETING is 81
EXPECTED BY ALL

3 BY easy stages. the nlayoraity contest
has narrowed iselr down 10 a battle on
the old lines OF 1902. Councilman Thos.
b. Hicks having retired late yesterday
afternoon, leaving only Mayor Taylor and
Captain Carlton Mccarthy In the field.
In withdrawing from the race Mr.. Hicks
made public the following brief state
incnt: IA va e.
ITO My Friends$and the PUBLIC:
After mature reflection, have come
TO the conclusion that under the exist
Ing circumstances i cannot this time BIG
elected Mayor OF this city. Thanking
everybody for tho kindly interest taken
in my candidacy, I wish to say that
now declare myself no longer a candidate
for said office.
Yours respectfully.
545 s. sfl55 s..errTJClNIASL F. tHICKShts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
Will Go It Alone.

This latest development. together with
tho continued illness Of Mayor Tsylor's
father. which has prevented His Honor
from making any public appearance IN
the fight, m cans that Captain MCCARTHY
will go It alone','s at the Sae lgsr Ia lie
meeting tonight which !; will be pc ]. held
under the auspices OF the Madson Ward
Democratic Club, and ;whic ch tsll y likely
be largely attended. NJ; 3a7t \.
.s Mr. Thomas w. "a Walsh tfl1 president
Of the organization. will toccuE the chair,
and he extends an Invitation to all the
candidates and the public tc be present.
Unless some aspirant shsll enter the
field for the nayoralty3in the meantime,
which seems altogether unlikely, Captain
Mccarthy will havo free swing" though
this fact will in no way diminish the
prospects, for a large attendance, as he
enjoys the reputation of being one OF the
most captivating campaign orators IN the
city
Was Widely Discussed.
THE -etirernent of Messrs. Anderson and
Hicks from fhe field and the consequent
..lockfngI horns for a second straight
fight between Messrs. Mccarthy and
Taylor. was the all absorbing topic in
local political circles last night, and 1t
is a fact that these latest Withdrawals
stimulated the friends Of both the re-
n,ainlng candidates to greater activity
for their respective favorites.
Wagers, with the odds favorable to each
candidate, were talked Of, but so far as
sould be learned, no money was actually
put up, pending a, further settling Of the
lines Of battle 3,
The part the liquor people willSprobbably
play in the fight was widely discussed,
But from the best Information which
could be secured on this point. It ls.no
believed that tile local association tooR Don
any definite stand with reference to the
,nayoralty at their meeting on THURSDAY
night, nor Is 1t at all certain the mem
bers viii act in concert In tho primary.
Would Enforce the Law.
The position OF Mayor Taylor with ref;
erence to the liquor interests IS vel
known to the public. II Is underst ooc
that q member of the assoc'a ton on askeo &c
Continued on Second Page,2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
|K|.ATEIS'S SUCCESSOR I: J
IS NOW APPOINTED.
George NJ. Ribblc Made Superin-,
tcndcnt Of Southern District OF
Postal.Telegraph Company.
I. (spccial 70 The TImes-Dlspatch.,


WASHINGTON. u. c., April lo.--Mr
George w. Rlbble, manager OF the Postal
Telegraph office of this city. has been
appointed superintendent OF the Southern
district, to succeed Joseph w, katos
resigned. Mr.. Rlbbe is q, native OF 3llnr-
rlsonburs., Va, and has been with the
Postal sixteen years, five years ol that
period being as manager. of the NASH
ington office, He Is an expert operator
and n man of fine executive ability
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
STEEL BRIDGE C0LLAPsEs
AND ONE MAN KILLED
1Ry Associated Press.

s cHARLEsToN. s, G., April l5,-phe
nsS tl1s yIrrinil SII,a'i ia Fridge ana Iron Company.
Of Roanokc, VA, over Seneca River II
miles from anderson Gieilapsed tG;dag
Georgia. was killed, Clifton Erogden,
another murhinist, and a negro Werti
painfully injured .Y The three men went We It
III the debris and &aseS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
Celebrated Their China Wedding

(Special 10 The s'Dlspalcp2
SIT. LOUIS. MO- April lo'7-M Mhlor alu
Mrs. Charles Greenoar Ayers to-niShr
>celcbratcd their china wedding With y
maso,e ball. Mrs. Ayers Was Miss Eliza
beth Fairfax, OF Virginia. daughter Of
Colonel j. W. EaIfaxa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
COPPER CENT IN THROAT
FOR FOURTEEN YEARS
Especial to The es-pispatch,,

(SpecInl To The 'Tlmcs-DlsputcHl
WINCHESTER. VA, April l5,--E. ,.
Brown, a well known business man, died
here today, aged fifty years, after u
nriof illness. A widow, three children.
brother and sister survive,
although reasonably healthy, Mt.
Brown never fully recovered from q Pc
'r,,liur accident. When u boy he swat
lowed u copper cent und II remained IL
his throuu for fourteen years,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
OFFICER KILLED AND
CORPORAL WOUNDED
fBy a ssocIatel Press.l

~ (By Associated Press)
MANILA, April 15.-Captnin David r,
Whesler,and Corporal Percy Heyyell of
the Twcnty-second Infantry, while re-
conno!terng the Moro works along he
Turnca River iii tho Lake Lana Q district
AZ the Island of NIndanao,5 April 1lth,
Wcro stabbed In Tho abdomen. 5
Captain Wheelsn died at Marahul April
lSth.l Corporal Heyyell is fatally Wound-
ed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
Sergeant Reynolds Killed in
Battle.

13y Associated Press.)
prNNESiVTSVILLE, S. c.. April l5,-
Re,atives az Sergeant Ernest Reynolds
VIC i've here nave Just received q ca
bcsramc stating thai ne Gay kled Wa, IN
t"rn J 70 pieces By cannon ball and died
instantly. &it.5 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
PORT ARTHUR B0MBARDED
AND SEVEN C CHINESE KILLED
tBy5A ssociated Prcss.)

s. ST h PETERSBURG, AprilaI5
a telegram from Admiral Alexieff
from Port ArthurSto the Emperor
says that from 9:15 o'clock this
morning to midday, the japanese
fleet, in two divisions, lombard
ed the fortress and the town al
.terl1ately from the Lao Tisl1an
.prolnontory, firing I85 ojectiles.
The Russian squadron, including
the battleship Pobieda, replied
from the anchorage by a plunging
fire. The batteries also partici-
pated. The losses on land were
seven Chinese killed and five sol
diers and three Chinese wounded.
The Russian warsllips sustain
ed no damage and there was no
loss of life on them.
The Viceroy's Report.
{By Associated Fress,j
LONDON, April i The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received
by news agency from St. Peters
burg:
Viccroy Alcxicff, tclegrapl1ing
under to-day's date, says:
"At g a. M. a japanese fleet
of fourteen vessels, in two divi-
sions, bombarded Port Arthur and
fired 185 projectiles at the Rus
sian fleet. The battlesllip Pobieda
answered from her anchorage.
The batteries also replied. Five
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
A NEGRO HANGS
ON 4. HIS BIRTHDAY D
Last Request Was That lle be
Given Birthday Dinner
Before He Died,
Try AssocIa ted Press.>

MoULTRIE. Ga" April 16,--Jim Jcn-
kns, negro, was hanged here to-day.
his thirticth birthday for the murder
OF his paramour last August Ills last
request was that he be given q birthday
dinner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
IMPERIAL PALACE AT SEOUL
DESTROYED BY FIRE
(By Associated Press

y PARIS, April l5,-A cable report re-
reved at the Foreign Office here says
}that the Imperial palace at Seoul Korea.
WAS. completely destroyed by fire last
night. st
Tho fire began in the evening and
lasted throughout tho night, Only the
rulps Of tile palace remalns. The emperor
dand his suite succeeded N escaping 70 a
pearby refuge,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
DEMOCRATS OF OHIO
WILL SUPPORT PARKER
70, Aesociated Press.)

q I---1I- IBV HssUCFdttU y 80. TI17, W
I SPRINGFIELD, o., April 1oi-Demo-
crats of tho Seventh Ohio District to-day
nominated p. Z. Monanus for Congress.
Tho delcga tcs TO the national convention
favor Judge Parker for PRESIDENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16

Highest temperature yesterday o. %
Lowest temperature ycsmrd :. (. % a9
Mean Temperature yesterday.,.....'...s =. :.
Normal temperature for April. :.... ~ ~
Departure from norma temperature. ~ ~
l,recipitatlon during past "a hoo or.'...s' - "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16

' ~ April Is. l1aoi
SIN Rises .5:ss HIGH TIDE. B,
sun fstts.....6:A Morning. :ns
Moon scts.....7:l3 Evening, o'SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
SUMMARY OF. The DAY,sI.N,l!EE:,W!,'!s:. ": vs.:
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, April -Forccaist 1of ~
Saturday and sunday: ), LII, ,.,,r n
yse.t. rnlrl. In ca stern portion, much colGrr
SATURDAY: sunday fair and cold z. pt1sK
northwest Winds. i
sunshine IN the morning was tollowea
e in thc afternoon by showers. 1t \ sunsSl
the skies we're clear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
The Viceroy's Report.
{By ssociated Tress,j n,

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
North Carolina.

C,orporal George Ciambril Of Fort Cas-
wcil who died OF npoplexy \, a saloon
II Nilmlngton,s las distinguished re.a-
tlves III Maryland d--Raleigh pol,ce nave ,,o
iators OF the tstiliery law--Alex john,
son. mllisoperative Wilmington under
arrest. charged with attempted crlmlilul
assault stt 5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22
NOWINY
TjEiLEGR FICZNE.

PETERSBURG, IL wrzeS-
MIA. Wojska jul pocze-
y po trudach dni ostatnich
i oczyna sic no nowo
ruch ma calej linii bojowej.
Przednie straze staczaja ME-
ustannie potyczki. Miedzy
Rosyanami panuje zekona-
ME, ze pod Mukd denem od-
niosa zwyciestwo. Zdziesia-
tkowane pulki reorganizuja
sic W obozie.
General Kuropatkin dono-
81, ze Japoh hczycy koncentru-
ja sic " poblizu Jentai j Ben-
ciapuce. w dolinie mad rzeka
Lao gromadza sic takze IL
czne oddzialy wojsk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22
BERLIN 10 wrzesnia.

BERLIN 10 wrzesnia.
Unarl " wczo RAW swym pa1acu
Frie edric chsruhe jedyny syn
zelaznego kanclerza, ksiazse
Herbert Bismark W6r6d
strasznych cierpie .PoWodem
jjego 6mierci byl rak watrob by.
Zostawil zone i piecioro
dzieci. Majatek jego obliczaja
ma 20 milion6w. /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22

N

i umysIo IoWo 5cho Jest 81
Isly ynnyrn birb teni| ipijiakiyel1
q Sjjego zaoh ohowanie sic spr;a-
vial sarzowi i lniieraz wiele
(5dyby brat jjego1
Frame ciiszek rdynands dsunarlll,
too to ma 1praWe', s.do koronl.y'
austry yackiej. \; |s5
ObBcniie oczek We'll
kiem# zaciek kawiie eniem @ezzy zy cess:
sarz kaze 90 smknat y dom'u.
waryat6w ozy ME. 70 jest
spos6b powszec chnie na Idwo-1
rach uzywany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22
|gi przy licznym wspd dudziiia. g
le 70 6stWa, kreWnych
EFznajo ych. 8.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich,

GRAND RlAPIDS, Mich.
Jan Lizbowski, kt6ry p'o-
'wiada ze mieszka na Frede-
rick ulicy' v Detro zamlie-
rial z dwoma toWarzysIzamlii
#skoczyc na ezdzajjacy
pociag toWaroWy ko1ei Pere
M:arq uette i Wpad pod. kIo1a,
v poblizu krzyz z6Wki South;
Division ulicy. L1zbowski
Izdola1 uratowaG sWe ciialo,
l.ecz lewa reka jego dostala
sic pod kola zostala odcieta
powyzej lokcia. Kilka Wago-
now przeszlo po niej zanim.
.zupelnie zostala odcieta Po-
kalec eczonego zabrano ma po-.
ciag pod kt6rym nieszczeS eScie
mu sic przydarzylo j odwie-
.ziono go do krzyz6Wki przY
Dziewiatej avenue. Ztad W
mbulansie pol yjnym od-
Wiieziono 60 do: szpitaia sW.s
.Maryi. LizboWski liczy lat
81, j poWiada ze jest zotru-
dniony przez firme Harmon
Beef co. 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22

WASIINGTO Is wrze-
6nia. Spraw'a statku ro-
syjskiego Lena, J. ks't6ry 8 pred.
kilku dniani Wply VI y.nal do por-.
tu San Fran els 60, ,zostala "a
latwio ona pr'zez prezyde enta,
Rooseyelta. Zbad adawszy do
kladnie sprawe przePz SPECIAL; al;
nego swego Delegate, wydal
on wczorajj nastep pujacy roz-
kaz:: 81 81
Okret rosy ] Ski ii: Lena costa
ME objety Y posiad DAME przez;
wladze owe ameryka
sskiie. Vladze te zabiora ze
statku male ar1natJy ) ma
zasuwy VIE 4 & arnnat l1' iwraz '1s',
y bronia a a1nulIlnicy przeeho-
Ewaia o. rzad e 3
1nsryl kiis ge,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22
NIW f
AhIII Y(,

r. \, ORK 10 =minut
q ked ben1s chWialo sic
/ = llga.ele 2'|o.ls'tniej I! ponny zo,7 o
s. Wt5EWglskiieii { pod az
s. illnlan ave -letniim
arcinem Z skim, zam, "
dom|u 1876 Van inkle ul..
y V'l'la6nie poW'ozy j !, ruszaly 2
piked domu narzeczonej do.
III tclola, gdy chi opak przy
IL 81 telegram tel tresciiz
i, strzymac wesele Pam
sk c6rka po5lub bia czloWieka
zo atego. " odpisu ME bylo.
r lzice narzec eczonej tax wzie
i % serca ia Wiadomosc, ze
" y rz.ymai wesele pomimo.
zaf1ec pana mlodego, ze. to-
os4czerstwo. Narzeczony wy
kaaal, ze. tu. Jest Cd lat die
cinnych, v Jersey City
q ibszka przeszlo 8 lat j v
kd lou PRICK konano sic, ze ten
telegram byl tylko aktem
z.emsty jednego jego ME-
przljaci6l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22

2 TOLEDO, Q. Oh. Jan
Kubiak wni6sl skarge . 5
tysiecy dolar6W odszkod dowa-
MIA eciwko kompanii ko--
'lejowej G. 81: and d. Pracu-
JAG ma doku tel kompaDii Y
dniu 1go lipca zostal zrzu-
|cony Z wagonu i " rezulta-
Gle niai noge zlamana. "a to
zada wynagrod odzenia.
Oh. KarUl GaWro6ski,
Ezamiie eszkaly pod ar. 1l:4zl 1l:46 s przy
Eulicy Austin zostal c'iez zko
| '1uszk:ao'Idl o Idlzohy prz J; 7 piracy ia
! e'doku Wegla kolei Ohio Cen
=tra1, We Wtorek po po1ud udniu.
Wielki kubel zelazny " kt6-
IrYrn przenosza sic Wegle 2
wagon6W ma okret eta, uderzyl
oh. Gawroh skiego y plecy j
tax mocno pokale ~ ze mu-
siianp 90 anbu ulansie Cd.
5wiezc do donu. Me groz,i mu
jednak utrata zycia.
]. ubieg1y czwartek po-
zegnal sic itym 6Wiate1n OBJ.
Tomasz Boza, ], jeden Z najjstar-
.szych Polak6 6w nasze1n
mie6 6cie, . I, ,zamie q szklaly u
.sWego sYns ob. Fr. =, Boy,
przy ulicy Elm v par 6W.
,Jad|Wig So. Boza pochodzl dzlil
ejscoWo sci D.okonoWa,
pod ZniWen1 Pozna6ski
q . Iprzy Sn1iiercii liczyl lat SIS.
Nieboszczyl stawil sta
ruszke lone cztery ) cork n
1nazne dw6cl syn6W 38
,nn ra.lWlIlalu oa
grzeb 3o sic N. "
ls.s q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22
LONDYN, II wrzesnia.

LONDYN, II wrzesnia. - =.
Arcybiskupi H. Sarajan, Sc
hok Ajradian i DIR. Jan Loris
Mel;kow wyjechai na zlece-
ME patryarchy 6skiego
do stolic pa6stw europejskich
i Stan6w Zjednoczonych, z
misya naklonienia mocarstW
do zmuszenia Turcyi, azeby
W Armenii przywr6 6cil:a spo-
k6j. Delegaci udaja sic pre-
dewszystkiem do Waszyng--
tonu, azeby zwr6cic u'W'age
Roosevelta ma oplakane sto-
sunki " Arme nil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22
SlIIH pA YI'O n

lIJIi1I. ] sI)AY As YIlN I Ton Z.
straszna zbro odnle zystapfe
oblak kaniia popelnil zamie eszka-
II " South Dayton Polak, Mi
chal Majchrzak. Fam doWal
on swoich dwoje dzieci 6pia-
cych " l6zeczku j rani1
smiertelnie zone wystrza1em 2
rewolweru, a nastepnie .sobie
zycie odebral. Maj chrzako
doktorzy maja nadzieje ura-
towac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22

RZYM, Is wrze5nia, Kr6-
Iowa Helena porodzila Wczo-
raj " nocy Q LEI syna. Die
cko otrzyma ime Humbert j
tytul ksiecia Piemontu. Jest
to trzecie dziecko parry kr6-
lewskiej. Pierwsze dwoje
dzieci sa c6rki. Caly nar6d
wloski " ostatnich dniach.
modlil sic goraco aby Bog
obdarzyl kr6lowa synem Sko-
70 stylko wie6c . marco odzeni'u
potomka rodzaju ezkiego
rozeszla sic po kraju, nar6d
sposobi sic do wielkiei ma.
nifestacyi. 2 powodu przyj-
6cia ma SWAT nastepcy tronu,
wielu tepc6w zostanie
wypuszczonyc na wolnoSc.
Kr6lowa Helena jest tree
cia z siedmiu c6rek ksiecia
Mikolaja z Czarnog6ry, iczy
lat 31i jest bardzo ieklna
j lubiana przez nar6d Wlo- g:t',
ski. . 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22

BUFFALO, N. Y. Do kon-
serwatoryum muzycznego y y
Bostonie, Mass, odjechal na n'a''
5dalsze studya MIC cdy wirtuoz,
p. Jan Wilczy6ski, syn An
.drzeja, znanego muzyk kanta v
Buffalo. KonserWator
.muzyczne " Bost tonic Jest
.najlepsze j najsi!ynniejsz, v
.Stanach Zjedno ych q
.pr6cz iinnych nauc uczycieli, ma
.takze bardzo zdolnego nau-
.czyciiela muzyki, Jana Ada
mowsk kiiego, Polaka Y calem
slowa tego naczeniu. Do.
tyc chczasoWym nauczycielem
Jana Wilczyh skliego byl og6l-
ME znany j " ameryk ykads kich i
kolach muzy cznych wielce.
cenio ony, polski artysta Ger
wihski q mistrz przela1 y
.ucznia swa met 9.
lody Jan 4 iilllczyh hski,.
ksztalcac siie bardzo pilnie "
muzyce praco wal iako go-
larz i oszczed dzal kazd y cent,
aby oddac sie Y 6ci'
zanil oW'ane ennu zaWo-
doYi muzy czneInt y eraz.
porzuoa sa6ll collars zaWod'
6Wiscs pie w cznie mn
zyce
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22

. wrze6nia
ywolalo ~ china en-
EsacY ze lekarze llyo orscyl " u.
mali ar'c sie eoiia l,ttona jalxo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22
RZYM, 1890 wrzesniia.

RZYM, 1890 Wrzesnla.
Nominat ma Delegate do wysp
Filipi6skich Ojciec Agius,
zostaf wczoraj Wy6Wiecony ma
arcybiskupa Palmiry. Cere-
monii dokonal kardynal Mer-
| ry del ValsW kosciele Ojc6W
Benedy yktynoW sw. Ambroz ozes
go VMassima. Kardy ynaloWii.
assysto wal arcyb kup Cha
pelle 2 New Orleans. NoWy
arcybiskdp przeznaczylE & zna-.
czna sumo pieniedzy na.
wsparcie biednych.
WASHINGTON, D. g. 10
wrze6. Tutejszy Department.
floty otrzymal Cd komendanta
Nc Gala 2 wyspy Mare " San.
Francisco rapport, ze, rosyjski
krazownik Lena zostanie
jutro wprowadzony ma yardy
||ff1oty yspie Mare j tam
zostanie rozbrojjony. w ra-..
porciie podany take jest
koszt, jaki spowst stanie 2 po-.
wodu rozbroje jenia takoWego.
Ztego MONA Wnio kowac, ze.
koszta .poWstale 2 piracy przy
rozbroje EMU poniosa Stany
|Zjedno noczone.
PETERSBURG, 1890 wrze-
6nia. Rosyanie pod ;Muks
denem gotuja sic do bitWy:
.Armia K opatkina zostala
wzmo ocniiona j panuje Y niej
przekonanie, 80 Japohc hczycy
zostana pobici. Me apraWdza
sic wiiadomos6 o zamiarze
Japo6 zyk6w zajeciia Wiady-
wostoku sachalina Okrety
rosyjskiie zao opatruja sic y
:Wegiel na artem 1orzu.
Do takich sokret6W maia przy
step poro roWc,eSZ - i = e'Imiie ecki'e| i j
|angiiels kie, 9 pomimo to ME ME
MONA zarzucaG ami Mem
com AMI u Al1ig1ii e gwa}ca
spraWa neu utralno osci. U v
PETE RsBuJR ~ wrzes.|
[Ionosza tu ze " obWod die
czynskin Pc drug giei stroz, 3,
ME iielo ora Bal jkal odkryto
poklady rad diun Cd
krycii,e to spoWod oWalo ~ Ror
Isyf Wielka u bo pie
Made 6ciagnie za radium
Ibeda uzyte na datki wt's
linY1f3 f4ssss
Foklad z;lniajjd dujj siie niiea
Idaleko ioski yJroWskaiu u
lsa arte aetlk on6W Wrs1bi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22

& -
O.K|',.IO, I 1890 w;r;zeSnia.
Pod ojang ostalo sic u
,rece generala< Oku: 80 konii,,
1888 karabin6 6w, 127 woz6w
4 amunicy'a, 1892 naboj6 j6w
.armatn7ic Il -, 659, $50 nabojj6w
5karab binowyc ych, lkiie zapa-
81 drzewa, q ma . Il ry'zzu j paszy
.narzedzii iinzynie kie ]. mum
dury. General loWiie Kurok ] /
Nodzu zdo y vi take zapasy
ziyWnoscii i anu a nic s1''s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-22
! Okret edzie oddany DO.
IR,l,arsztat6W ia wYspiie Mare

Okret edzie oddany DO
Warsztat6W IA wyspie Mare
|,celem snaprawy, ale kapitan
tego { okretu ] musi dat pred.
tenn piisemna gwarancye, ze.
okret ten al do suko ofczen ia
wojny ostanie v porcie
San Francisco %. I5s s
Zaloga okretu ma razie prze-5
bywac bedzie v San Franci-'
SEQ, q ostanlie5 do sRosyi ode
slang pod Warunkiem il da.
sloWo honoru, 20 Wiecei Y tel
wojnie ME bedzie brala u
dzialu.
Ambassador jjapohski " Wa.
shingtonie wyraziI Roosevelt
towii podzie ekowanie rzadu
swego "a takie zalatWie enie tel
sprawy.