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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
Big PARKER VICTORY
AT COMING ELECTION
Prediction of Secretary Demo
cratic Committee.
AN OVERWHELMING ELECTION.
Says He Has Every Confidence that
Judge Parker Will Be the Next Pres
ident of the United states-As to
Doubtful States.

New York, Oct 29.-Urey Woodson,
secretary Of the Democratic National
committee, said in speaking for the
committee today predicted the over
Whelming election of Judge Parker to
the presidency. He predicted that all
the doubtful states will be Democrat
is and also that some states called
Republican, will be and are doubtful
Secretary Woodson says:
Il have every confidence that Judg5
Parker will be elected. | have been
here one hundred days now, and l am
ready to announce from observation
and what we have received, that Park
er is elected.
"All the doubtful states, so-called,
will be in the doubtful column. Some
states called purely Republican are
now in the doubtful column. We will
carry New York, New Jersey, Connec-
ticut, Indiana. Maryland, West Vir.
ginia, Idaho, Colorado, Utah and Ne
vada
'In other words, all the doubtful
states are fer us, and for Parker's
election
illinois is doubtful Ohio is even
doubtful The big men who controlled
that state are now dead. The Re
publicans assume they are going to
win there, but we hear they might
lose. Even Calofirnia has sent good
reports to us, and we are hopeful of
carrying the state. Maryland is GER
tainly as Democratic as Kentucky, and
West Virginia is as sure as Maryland"
Secretary Woodson said that Chair
man Taggart will be here surely by
Monday night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
t,rveil Confederate Monunen,

Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 29.-At Tarbo,
no the confederate veterans and Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy unveiled a
monument to the confederate dead of
Bdgecombe county. One of the names
on the monument is that of Henry A.
Wyatt, who was the first soldier killed
in regular engagement during the
civil war.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
Tbrer Famoun smokers.

Fabulous things have been said
about Grants smoking propensit1es.
My word of honor that Grants cigars,
over which he medltated and about
which so much has been senselessly
published, were cast aside, but never
relighted, while Sherman and Meade
would make the air blue like volca-
noes.-Nattonal Magazine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
safe From Burglars.

"I'm so glad the boys Of your COM
pany gave you that handsome revolv-
er," said the militia captains wife.
1--WE need have no fear now of the
burglars infesting this neighborhood." !"
That's what!'' replied the gallant
captain. 'I've got it locked up in the
Office safe where they can't get at it,
philadelphia Ledger.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
In a State of Siege.

Tangier, Morocco, Oct. 29.-The
British steamer Hercules from Ler
che, As miles south of Tangier, reports
thatLerche is in state of siege. The
Hercules was fred upon in the river
and left without her cago, bringing
an appeal from the British vice con
sui for the protection of British inter
eSts
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
After the annrreL.

She-There is just one little bit o
millinery that l desire more. II
(crossly)-You needn't say any MOI
/ won't buy 1t for you. Sheldon
be afraid. You'll never get the bi
for 1t. It's a widows bonnet.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
Parker a. Work on Speech.

Esopus, Oct 99.--Immediately on
his return to Rossmount from New
York Judge Parker began the prepa.
ration of the speech he will deliver at
Madison Square Garden Monday night
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
Her Intended.

Ada = Why does Clara speak of
George as her intended? Are they en-
gagged? Alice No, but she intends
thew shall be
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
POSITION OF ARMIES
is STILL UNCHANGED
Russians Keep Up Brisk Fire
on Jap Lines.
LATTER SELDOM RESPOND

No Active or Pronounced Chances
Have Been Reported From the The.
ater of War-Japan Denies Certain
Reports by Russia.
Headquarters of Left Army (Gener-
al Oku's) in the Field, Oct 2S.-3 D.
M, via Fusan-The position of the ar
mics are unchanged. The Russians
are continually searching the Japa-
nese lines with their artillery firing
night and day, with seldom any reply
from the Japanese The japanese
army is now working the Yentai
mines, digging enough coal for all mil
itary purposes. 1t is believed by
mining experts that they can double
the output
The guage OF the railway has been
changed to Yentak and quantities of
supplies and ammunition are arriving.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
CORONER PROBING
LATE MINE HORROR
It Was Caused by a Dust
Explosion.
NO BODIES ARE RECOVERED.

Coroner Believes that There Were 81
Men In the Mine instead of so as
Has Been Reported-The Explosion
Caused Roof of Mine to Cave In.
Trinidad, Colo, Oct. 29.-Coroner S.
8. Hagen has begun an inquiry into
the fatal explosion which occurred
yesterday afternoon in Terico Mine No.
3, owned by the Rocky Mountain Coal
and Iron company, an adjunct of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company.
THE report that so men were in the
mine at the time OF the explosion is
untrue" said the coroner, after Wis.
iting the scene of the accident
Il believe there were 81 men en-.
tombed in the mine, and that they are
all dead.
Il think the explosion, which caused
the roof OF the mine to cave in, was
q dust explosion.
The mine is we'll ventilated, with.
out artificial devices. No bodies were
recovered last night. The mine is
burning, and many of the bodies may
be cremated thus making it impossi.
BILE to ascertain exactly the number in
the mine"
There were only two Americans in
the mine, George Brandenburg and
George Halter,
All the others were Slavs and Mexi.
cans.
The resouerS have not yet succeed
cd in penetrating to the point where
the miners were working.
Estimates of the number of men in
the mine vary from 20 to 60 They
are mainly foreigners.
The mine company officials have
NO record Of the number working. They
deny that there were more than 21
men in the mine at the time Of the
explosion, but miners today estimated
the number OF missing men at So
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
DISEASES !

Il j
I was afflicted with letter in bad shape
1t would appear in blotches as large az my
hand, yellowish color, and scale off
You can imagine how offensive 1t was
For twelve years was afflicted with this
trouble. At night 1t was case of scratch
and many times no rest at all. Seeing the
good the medicine was doing friend
who was taking 1t for Eczema, com.
menced it, and as a result the eruption be.
gan to dry up and disappear, and to-day
am practically well man. Only two
tiny spots are left on the elbow and shin,
where once the whole body was affected.
have every confidence in the medicine,
and feel sure that in a short time these
two remaining spots will disappear.
S. S. S. is certainly great blood puri-
fer, and has done me a world of good.
l am grateful for what it has accom-.
plished, and trust that what have said
will lead others who are similarly aflict.
ed to take the remedy and obtain the
same good results that have.
I2S East Fifth Ave TOHN r TEAr
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30

Trinidad, Colo, Oct 29.-From
thirteen to SIXTY men lost their lives
in terrific explosion which occurred
at mine No. of the Rocky Mountain
Fuel and Iron company at Tercio, 40
miles west of Trinidad.
The exact number of dead may nev.
er be known, as the mine is burning
and in adj likelihood the bodies will
be consumed. A large number of
mine officials left here as soon as word
of the accident was received. The
company doctors were picked up along
the line as well as all available phy-
sicians.
E. j. Foreman, a government stock
inspector, was at Tcrcio when the ex.
plosion occurred. He returned and
gave the following account of the af.
fair:
The mine in which the accident oc.
ourred employs 80 men and it is be-
heved that at least so were in the
mine at the time. News of the explo.
sion brought assistance from the ed.
Jaoent camps, and hundreds of men
were trying to enter the mine. Dead.
ly fumes overcame the rescuers fre-
quently, but their places Immediately
were taken by others ready to risk
their lives. 1t was not thought pos
sible that any one in the mine could
escape death.
Nearly all the miners employed are
Slavs. The explosion is supposed to
have been caused by dust.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30
BUGGIES

shown in Americus, including the
'rHigh Point Valdosta," ''Brock-
way" ':Gainesvills," and others.
The Brockway is the finest buggy
sold in Americas, while the Val
dosta, High Point and Gainesville
equal any for durability. Prices
run from $50 to $100. L have
them top OF open, with or without
rubber tires.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30

While washes, soaps, salves and powders
relieve temporarily, they do not reach the
real cause of the disease. The blood must
be purified before the cure is permanent.
S.S.S. contains no potash, arsenic or min.
eral Of any description, but is guaranteed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-30

purely vegetable.
Send for our book
on the skin and its
diseases, which is
mailed free. Our
ph y 81 ician s will
cheerfully advise
without charge
any who write us
about their case.
AAHG n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
Winona, Mimi, dniall2l Liipca 1901 roku.


.rzyli oni iraz jeszczze j bezprzzy-
tomna ofiare napa5ci pozosta-
viii ma ziiemii, sam. za6 wsiedli
do. buggy j odjec echai. Le-
karze twierdza. ze stan p. Ra-
tajczaka jest groznym i7ze ME
odzyska on nigdy jul zdro-
via. Co bylo powode dem tel
napasci niewiad ONO, gdyz
napastnicy ME dopu6cili sic
kradzi iezy j rabunku. Zdae
sic, ze p. Rataj czak m6glby,
gdyby chcial, rzucic peWne
6wiat}o ma te tajemnicza spra-
we.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
CHICAGO, Ill. z powodd

CHICAGO, I'll. 2 <powodd
ze wla6ciciele Wielkich re
zal6 bydla odm6Wili przyje-
cia zadah pracujacych " RE
zalniach tyc;hf 81 lud ii,lt.yc czac cych
sic uregulo lowania p}ac; przeto
zarzadzono strajk, kt6ry roz-
poczal sic 12 v poludnie Q
0 godzinie. u. Oh bliczajja q, ze
bezpo5rednio 49, 600 pracu-
jacych odejdzie Cd roboty v
8 miastach, q ze- " skutek
togo v innych departameln- l
tach trzeba edzie za- g.
przestac praco owac, przeto bez-- 2
robocie zarazem czeka oko1o
81, 600 ludzi. .'..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

szE
RZl,Y.M ! 9gos lipca. C)jciec
.Plus 3 ouie ohec-
HE mad encykl k1t6rel
ludiom Swieic ickiim, = zWlasz--I = 9 &
ca stojjac yn1# ~ czele orgaan1i--'
zacyij w & klsIazuIie potrzebe pra- r.
cowania scisle y poroza1nIlalleE- lE
.niiu = Wladza1ai ko6 elnenni
i idawania zycie1n y' s1yoleln coz
Idzlennern pE,rz!yJl ] hrzea-
Eciis 6skiego g g
end ryst11
aa ~ Illyc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

: :. -
NEW YORK, Is lipca. Ia
=ledwie ksiadz Stefan Healy,
" Hoboken, prowincyal Pas
syoni st6ws dom6wil slow:
.Badzcie zawsze przygoto otowani
Ebo Mkt ME vie dnia AMI go
dziny 6mierci j przystaph
do oltarza, aby ozpoczat
Msza 6w. paH na 1stopniach.
oltarza, aby wiecej ME pow
|stac, Martwego jjuz prawie "a
niesiono> do zakrystyi gdzie
ostatnie wydal tchnienie.
Miejsce zmarlego przy oltarzu
|zajal Wiel Ks. Barry j dokoh-
cyl rozpoczeta Msza sw.
Smierc powszechnie lubia-
|negoi cenionego skaplana y
|robila ma wiernych wiel[kie
wrazenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

ST. LOUIS. 1890 lipca.
Zupelnie niespod zianie zaczal
wczoraj podac grad 2 deszczeml, y /,
2 czego wywiaza}a sic nastep-
ME straszna purza. Publicz-
nosc,na wystawie ME, ,wiedz
Ia co z soba poezac. Tysiace
os6b zmokly do suchej nitki,
zanim zdazyiy dostac sic pod
dach. w gmach g6rnictwa
ma wystawie uderzyl piorun
kt6ry ME wiele zrzadzil szko-
dy. Natomiast wieza ma kos
ciele prezbyteryan6w rune1a
mn6stwo szyb zostalo potlu-
czonych@, a druty telegraficz,
neitelefoniczne tax sic popla-
taly, ze ma czas d}uzszy komu-
nikacya by}a przerwana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21


Pc = ETl'ElRSBJJRG 18go lip
CO. RE oznlaW'cy kt6rzy ID
,niiedawna u oval postes
powgal!nie Klzprop 8 lE psl1||| |kinla i, tefraz l
trzynauja zel strategic jjego
'okaIzllje sie komita j Is
Iz.,Wyc yciiezki.e lego ofaniie Sic
Ibylo tylko IRE ecznemIl Wyba-
Wiiienile .Japllo 6w a.
pole POM y6lnie iejjsze ella Ro-
.syan edle chze olow5
porask u AZ d.
Is \ J! q IIlie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
||E||:'|o!'l||iI|'' !. T ]: ! I ] /. !, !
puszczenie e stracn on. syve'
zycie przez jaki6 przypadek.

CHICAGO, III. Franc. (;see
|pek i Franc. KrawczyhshS
przyznali sic wczoraj " obecH
|sedziego Chytraus, IS dnia IS. 1.
|stycznia b. r.w szynku Mat
thew Danielsa pm. -1OO5 n
|Hoyne ave. zamordo dowali Da-.
nielsa, urzaad ziws'zy napad
rozb6 b6jniczy, a ,r6Wnoczesnilel, 8,
!o6wiadczyli, ze J6zef Dolih-
ski, ich wsp6iosk karzony, nie
byl obecnym, kiedy zbrod odnie
|te popelnili. Doli6ski, kt6ry
+nie przyznal sic do why, be
die mial process " obec sadu
przysieglych; policya sadzi
.przeciez, ze on to ukladal.,
.plany r6znych ,rozb6 6jniczych.
tel tr6jki. 2, ,Zapytany
5=kto byl trzecim " czasie ma
pa6ci ma Danielsa, Czepek
wymieni1 nazwisko jakiego6
Georgia Millera. Sedzia oglo-
III $yS3t u 81 ~, l.<. 9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

sINMIN['TIN, 18 lipca. 2
|najwiarog odniej jszego kr6dla
nadeszla I'll wiad onosc, ze ar
mia rosyjjska, stojaca na po-
ludnie Cd Liaojang, cola sic
ma calei liniii.
PeWnem tez jest, ze, ge-
neral Kuropatkin osaczony
Jest przez japoh hczyk6 k6w
ze wszech stron, taxi, 10 cof-
nae sic ME mozze, ME stoczy-
wszy 2 japohc hczykami roztrzy-
gajacej bitwy.
Armia generala K'uropatki-
ma stara]a. sic iejedno krot otnie
.Wiyprzec iapohczyk6w = po-
miedzy Liaojang j Fenghuan-'
.czeng, lecz zaWsze ze stratami
zostali odparci. z tel zatem,
strony ME noga moskale q nj
czego> sic spodziewad,. a jezei
j .plrawda jest, ze japonczycy
juz stoja pod Haiczeng, to
bitwa stanowcza W tenn miej-.
scu stoczona bye musi, q ie-s.
zeli.ztej matni uda mu sic:
wymknac, to straty jego be-.
da znaczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
NOWINY
TELEGR.Al CZNE.

!. WASHINGTON, 18 lpca.
G}6wny sztab jjapoh Il pozwo-
iii ojskoWym pred dstawicies-. /.
lom mocarstw j correspond dem.
tom gazet udac sic ma front Ii
nil bojowej. .Reprezentan mo-
carstw wyjada : Toxic 20, lip
ca,a korespondenci gazet dnia
nastepnego. Wojska iapo1skie
So obecnie skoncentroW
i dzia}aja podlug 6ci6le okre-
slonego planu, a ma placu
buju zanosi sic ma Wazne wy
padki, tax pod Port Artu-
rem jak pod Liaojang. Ko-
respondenci zostana rozmiesz-
czeni " sztabach gl6wnych
poszczeg6lnych dywiizyjj. Pull
kownicy Hume j Crawder,
towarzyszyc beda armii za-
chodniej, kap;tan March - 20
stal przydzielony do armiii.
wschodniej. Crawder March
So sasAmerykanamii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

BERLIN, IS. lipca. Lokal-
Anzeiger pub blikuje dis tale
gram wyslany Z Portu Artura
13 lipca lodzia do Tientsin.
q stad Is lipca Wieczorem dru-
ten, opiewajacy, ze Cd II. 1
ipca Japon nczycy wylad owali
80, 600 wojjska v pob blizu Go
lebiej zatoki pod oslona cale]
floty. Rosyanie ME staWiil
prawie zadnego oporu, dali
Itylko kilka strzal6w 2 bateryi
nadbrzeznej Spod eWaja sila
tam, ze Jap ohczycy prz'!y--
puszcza szturm do Portu At +
|thura.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

MILWAlJ \ lJK.EE Wis, 16go
hpca. Pomimo .ze " tutej ejszych
rzezalniach niiena straj ku,
ceny miesai v hurt townej
sprzed dazy pod skoc czyly q Jed
negos do d,w6ch tow "a fu-
1cie. Prep adaja dalsze.
podro ozenie mic esa iiezeh strajjk
SIC IS i q ,'l,. Y zach az Inch i.
miastach Viso oonsinu d ceny
miesa ME ,llIegly z,mlii zmliianie. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

PE,TEIR,sBlJRG n lego lip
cas Dotych czas ekano ma
pro 6zno na potw zenie via
d,omo6c 6cii \, zeniiu. " ;pilos
wiietre 600 yk6Wl
81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

:
Niejaki Vino Gently Piot trowski
wybra1 sic z naszego miasta
" odwiedziny do Kr6l lestwa
Polskiego. Tu pochWycili go
.Moskale sWyslali na plac bo-
ju do hIandzurjji. ri troWski I
teraz valley 2 Japo6c czykaml'i,
a iona iiego 2 dwojgiem rl' ma
lych dziecii i cierpi MED ostatek:
" Clevelandzie.
W ubiegly ponie dzia1ek,
wczesnym porapkie zaje-
chal powozik pred ,,salon P.
Ratajczaka, "a !: Skinner. Ave.
Grey ii. z poWoziku Wysia-;
dIo dw6ch elegancko ubra-
.nyoh mezczyzn j Vstaapi1o do
J, sal lonu. v kt6rym pod6W,'--
czas znajd dowal aie t.ylko sam
lp. Ratajczek. Nieznajom "a
zadali piWa j zaproponoWah
1 'gsospo od1arzpW1ii. 4 1b,y sic 2 mimi mimi
takze r1apiiI. al Ratajczak
oam6 6Wil mot tywuja & odmowe 'l1''|
ton, , ize ze mic zW!yjllkl pic nacz-
CO lieznaj pill 20 p dru' q 4
.giiejj klanc Waste epnie jedenl
zfnielh prz.y5lozly - /. + ]. + Ratalcza-
|kowi reWol do tWarzy
azal zAchowy sic spokoj-
ne owarzy,jsz draba re-
en- przy bEliz.y''l sic dc p
stajczaka l nWycil 60 z z
lkolniera ana Rataiiczaka po: g:
Idnias q e1l I,iieznajo joni de
cilsnali q
&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
nrnnnD Wsor4,

kazalo sic, ze bake . tenn
zajsciu pu6cili Japo1c 1czycySz
tym zamiarem azeby sklonit.
EKuropatkina do posuniecia
Eswoich Wojsk na pol udnie, a.
'zeby SO tam latwiej pobic.
Miedzy Liaoiang j ,samaica j, l
kozacy stoczyli wake 2 pie-.
chota japo6s ska. General Rem
nenkampf .zostal raniony v
lydke.,
Japo6czycy sypia szahce
ma oko}o obozu pod Tacze-
kiao, gdzie konc centruja sic
ME posuwajac sic obecnie
naprz6d. Niuczwang, ME 20.
stale dotychczas przez Japo6-
czyk6w zajete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
WILKES. BARR b pa 81

WILk ES. BARRE 3 2,
Pfzez obry r'aiiaj ceI pie wegle
zostaI abity " onppanii q
stanton Z g6rnik 'ilaa yslaS
Popka zmarll eszk ~ 81
1T Ikea Barre i sna
~ Il byl og6 6lnie ogrzsb
odbyl Die oniedz zialek &
ko6ciol \ ~
|sy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

a;oo . : Rata;czaL ,n,o1hv.
|gdyby chcla, rzuclc pewne
swiat}o ma te tajemnicza spra-
we.
DETROIT, Mich, Dnia 3
bm. zostal wy6wiecony " tu-
|tejszej katedrze przez Maj. Ks.
Biskupa Foleya p. Miehal
Kozfewski, byly uczed a ma
|stepniie teolog tuteiszego Se-
minaryum Pols kiego.
PrYnicye mlodego kaplana
odbyly sic " niedziele 10 bm.
" Pittsburgh, Pa, " parafii
| |6w. Wojciecha, ma plebanii
Przewiel. ks. Pra4ata Mi6kie-
wicza,
!. -; k+6r,z
. ! 81 ,,.t a 1s.
bo Cd pierwszei klasy az do
|tychczas, i pozostawiI u pro-
|fesor6w iak najmilsze wWspom- y
|nien1g pod kazdym twzgfedem;
|skladamy zyczen1a wszelkich
|lask j blogos}awie6stw Bo
|zych. Oby jego zdolnoSci, j
pilno6c wyszly ma korzysc "
szego; oby Ia sympatya, kt6-
ra potrafa sobie zjednat Y
przel elozonych j k]soleg6W, po-
ciagl serca trz6dk1 sobie 9 po-
wierzonej ] pro'Wadzli ia dro-
gami swietej Ewangelii ma
chwale koscio1a j pozytek: ro- x :.
dak6w swoich!
n;1o dis no,o =; ono :
nr1,o;;cna Ls M;cha1a Z ~
1oy 1 sL;eoo nr7vhu1o w;al,,
1ss;as1, 5 ool;oh Ka.
zan;a nodc1as !, J ho5a6atwa
,rualos;f = .Ian WalczaL nro-
| hoszcz i, : naraf;;; 6w lana. Kan
toao !. Dolrav N;aaz;alav
pAv n1Tv ! M;oh 1on
Naa - llo,aL; na1adz;an;;oc l..1, 8
letni, zostal ziiony do
naszego miasta 2 Detroit, "
zeszly czwartek wiieczorem
| aby tn odpowiadal ma zbrod-
ME o kt6ra Jest oskarzony. w
|sadzie policyjj powied edzial
ze Jest niewiinny. Sedzia cd
roczyl przesluc chanie spraWly
na r,kkninii na1ozzvl l1ancve
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

u10 POouWdJ4C o4Q OOOSliAO
naprz6d. Niuczwang> ME 20
stale dotychc hczas przez Japoh-
czyk6w zaiete.
LONDYN, 15go lipca. Ste
fan Jan Pawel Kruger, by}y
prezydent by}ej rzeczypos ospo-
litej transwalskiej, ,1marl W
czoraj " Clarens, W Szwajca-
ryi. Powod dem 6mierci bylo,
zapalenie pluc. Zw}oki zmar1
lego szermierza "a wolnost
[swej ojczyzny zostana praw-
dopod dobnie przewiezione do
Transwalu. Kruger urodzil sic
" kolonii Przyladka " roku
1926. Uleg}szy przemocy An
ia zawarc;;a ! nienrzviaci6l.
mi pokoju ME przylozyl reki.
Wolal umrzec ma wygnaniu.
Gazety angiels kie, francuskie
/; n;an;ack;a ak}ada;a zmar}a.
-, hold ,,1nan;o ;;aao 1as1,, !,
!; hohataratwa " pratorv;;
Lazano ma .znak aa1ohv on,,6-
az - onoacbach' rzadowvnh
flao; do no}owv maazt6w
General Botha wezwa} Boe-
row do noszenia odznak Ia
lobnych al do dnia pogrzebu.
---..------.-- -:
cr.lpA111 M;nn "a -,
a. ,na.s1,
-, - a;a n,,naln;a
..1sssl1: 1s';s eae..,f a.;s;, -
~ fega,s -; : =, harn atora,,o =,
nnata rsos. nar;1 n;a ,,snwa6. nj.
Gcn1; donbL;; ~ nastani n;e-
|:hagn;acze,5stwo ,..r,,zr,,chfw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

NANTICOKE, Pa. "
poblizkiej miejscowo6ci Lee
Mine urzadono pred tygo-
dniem wake kogut6w, nieby
loby to samo przez sic tyle
ciekawe, gdyby ME okoicz-
nose, ze Walce tel przypatry
wall sic, pewien ednik po-
wiatowy, szef policy j detek
tyw, zaklady zaS jake robio-
no przy tel sposob bnosci byly
bardzo wysokie.
W ponie edzialek dnia Is
.bm. odjezdza do Europy zna-
ny tutejszy biznesista p, Wa
lenty Szypko ski jakotez pa
nj J6zefowa Krause. Pan
szypko kowski zabawi v ksiest-
vie poznahsk skiem j Prusiech
chodnich przez kaka ty
,godni.
Towarlzystwo st. Stanislawa I
sklada podzie kowanie GWar
dyi Z6ltych ulan6 6W za q wziecies
0udzialp Y pog;rzeb bic Jams zu-s
.chowskiego kt6ry sic odbyl
tdnia Ego sLipca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21

NEW YORK, (. W zesz}y
cswartek zostal niebezpie4
|ernie poparzony elektryka
3Ge16tnfi J. Szull pod
170 Essex st. Gdy przecho-
dill II ul. blisko Hender
spadl'na niego pekniety drut
elektryc yczny. slla elektryki
przewr6cila go na zienie q
ubranie jego ogarnely plo-
mienie. Przecho odnie pospie-
szyli mu 2 ponoca j ugasii
ogie1 na nieszczesi siWym, 20
stal iednak tax SLIME popa-
IRONY, ze go mqsiano od-
wie6c do szpitala 6w. Franci-
ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-21
Z NIW POLSKICH
w AA[ERYCE.

BROOKLYN, &. 7 N n. Y Z W pia-
& y zesz}ego tygodnia utracl
kEcie s. szynih hski zamieszka
81 pod nr. 45-2 I'll. Szynih-
.ski byl zatrudn ony " skla-
die kzaWy na rogu Jay st.,
gdzie ladowal kawe ma vim
die. Przypad koWo spad1 je-
dbn' Worek r1a sznur, kt6ry
sluzy do wprawiania " ruch
windy. Winda poszl{a 2 b1ys-
k4Riic c;zna szyb oscia " gore j
zniazdzyla 60 na smierc. "a
bity ME mial krewnych "
Ameryce.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-23
GOV.-GEN. MURDERED.

st. Petersburg, June II. General
Bobrikoff, governor of Finland, who
Yesterday was shot at Helsingfors by
the son Of Senator Schaumann, died
during the night The asi ASSN, i'm
msdiately after the shooting commit
ted suicide. The attack is ascribed to
Finnish patriotism.
While little is known here concern
ing the motives behind Schuamann' s
act, the authorities entertain no
doubt that it grew out Of opposition
to the policy of the classification of
Finland. The question of the convo-
cation Of 1.-THE Diet, which is regarded
as one of the most vital institutions of
Finnish national life and which has
not been convoked for over a year,
aroused much feeling. General Bobri-
koff was at first opposed to the convo-
cation OF the Diet, but on account of
the recent improvement in the situa-
tion IN Finland. especially since the
outbreak of the war. and because of
the resolutions of loyalty to the EN-
peror and approving the conduct of
war which were passed by the Senate.
the governor general had decided to
recommend that the Diet should be
allowed to meet. The question was
to have been definitely settled by his
majesty on June 23.