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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-01

One Hundred Dollars reward offered
wnrd for any case Of Catarrh that can.
not he cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO, Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
We. the undersigned, have known f..
j. Cheney for the last 10 years, md bc-
licvc him perfectly honorable in all bus.
incss transactions, and financially able
to carry ont any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST e THAux. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, ..
WALDiHG. KISEAH & NARvIH.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halle Catarrh Cure is taken intern.
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the syetcm. Price,
Toe. per bottle. Sold 10y all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Sold 10y Druggists 75c.
llril's Family Pills are tho best.
q" the rubiic.
Having cold my dragging business 10
Robert Hunter, | take this means OF
Irnukinn the public for their patronage
In the past. aud solicit the continuance
~ tlio same to my cncccesor.
W.O. VoRE.
J Elko, Nevada, December, II. 1908.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
California Mining < Milling Compnn

California Mining & Milling Com pany
or Nevada
Principal place OF business In Nevada. EIko,
Elko County. Nevada 4; principal place OF bust.
ness In Utah, III South West Temple Street,
salt Lake City, Utah. Location OF mines, Uin-
tab Mining District, Summit County. Utah.
Notice IS hereby given that at n meet.
Ing OF tho Board OF Trustees OF said cor
p%oration, duly held on the 2sth day OF December
1901, an assessment NO.. 6, OF eight 81 cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF this
corporation, payable Immediately to II. G..
Fisher, assistant secretary, At the ONCE OF The
Western Exploration Company, the ONCE OF
this company, No. 2al South West Temple
Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any and all stock on which the assessment re.
mains unpaid on Saturday, the 3Oth day OF Janu.
AIRY ,l@i, at lso'clock noon. will be dclinquent and
advertised for sale. and II the assessment is not
sooner paid, together with the costs OF udver.
Using, so much OF each parcel OF stock rs shall
be necessary to pay said assessment and all
costs OF advertisement and sale will be sold ut
public auction, at the said office OF tho COM
pany. on Saturday. the 9Th lday OF February.
1901. ut . o'clock T.. 81.
by order Of the board of trustees.
w. /. SSYDER
Secretary.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Sal magundi.


NJ. 4. Dorsey called M Tn. I,ptrrS
prSr office this afternoon.
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Sorry t" learn tina, Mrs. w.. WonlScE'
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been an ace" "pli"" II li"cNrr, th" KIN
~ for :"rs. was r"l"i'. q from the Carson
Jane" Mc''"unriI, ssh" hh~ been ~
~" employ IT III" r"rir"nd r"nrnn! f"T
'nan' !rhr' at Keno, wie7 rt'"c& H. No.
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till
''"' "i ''r h'" last "'Eh' " drummer
VINO" samples were IN f0'"n,h" ''"l''
ios' ABOUT 3D. ""r'i "' sun 'i"eI'iH's
u VII" Stole" al" DINERS ~! nc III" not
los" "hy'h''R
CONGRESSMAN '"h''""sr " 'nV's.'p"''
NIX 'he "'"'' 'no''''''e v" H'EH"" WIFI "
wow 10 e"'"olSnn'R Tree "r'>'i! ro"',F
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"'o'''
There will bc Il mccting 81 the hose
company ut District Attorney %IIcn,l"r.
sons Office tonight ut 1850. lIrr" will
bo another company formcI. Lot all
That are willing To join md those that
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Subscribe for the INDEPENDENT.
Hot chicken tamales served every
evening at Lang's. Fresh every day. =
Ii Orthopedic Is the best walking
Shot M the market for men at Seymour
.Iacob,.
Tho best in icwelry and silve, novel
Ties foi II siim; = presents al III Win
te' mnutel Cu's. "
Elegant line of muiilers, silk and linen
handkerchicfs, suspenders and ueckties
Tor the holidays ut Engler Co.'s
\ frame dwelling house of four rooms,
partly furnished, is offered for sale.
For further particulars apply to this Of
flee.
The Heed brothers have started a dray
~" b"sm'ss in Elko. They will do
al! work in their line on short notice.
a share of the public patronage is go.
iici;cd.
L." u" has has started a Gray ing bus
'lHSN w u' "l NOTh III
t'!"' line. \ share Of the public pat
rmn"gc IL solicited.
The EnGier Co is busy unpackmg and
placing goods for the holiday season,
Which will SOC be OH exhibition.
Watch for further announcement.
A carload Of Anheuser Bush key beer
JUST received Mt the Club saloon will be
r''ailed i'll quantities to suit the trade. =
Santa Claus is reigning supreme at
Engler'e. Counters, tables and show
cases are overloaded with beautiful dolls
"a maj Y other artistic novelties. =
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Kodoi Cure

Digcsts all classes OF food, tones and
strengthens the stomach aud digestive
organs Cures Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Stomach troubles. and makes rich red
hio"!, health and strengths: Kodol Dys.
pepsih Hurr rehuilds wornout tissues,
ru'itief. strengthens and sweetens the
stomach. Gov. G.. w. Atkinson, OF w.
Va. says: Il have used a number OF
bottles OF kodol Dyspepsia Cure aud
have 'ennd it to be a very effective and
indeed a powerful remedy for stomach
ailments. l recommend it to my friends
Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Mr.. aud Mrs. tnl Ir'and OF Columbia
spent T. ,nstnIns III town.
Bob Henderson hns sold two mines
near Tcc0ma at / rod figures. Hope he
got u million.
Miss Dora Shcchan and John May.
hugh spent Christmas with their Elku
relatives and friends.
Christ IN pissed oil very quietly i'll
t"Nn. The 'tay w;u bright mud just
coli enough {" ... hracrug.
1t IL reported that the railroad com
pnny will enlarge ~" slrnps al Carliu.
n pc IT. 'ru~. wmt helps Curlin
help AL ~ IL.
\ sneak :AIcf entered room No. II at
lie C,mmrrrid Hotel yesterday anal
stole II vHlu,hir fur coat belonging tn
Leonard Patterson. Tvlvgrams were
sent east and wet ;o h"ud III the thief
and he may Re. 'au Int and -" coat REQ
verrd.
Mis- Lille Rrs"net cI. vh" ua. been
visiting hcT Eiko rrintiyr- M ;ri-Dd-
Tor -"v"r1l months. will ',ns" '"murruw
Tor her home ~ Chicago. TIA" INDEND.
nj IL pleased to no. Tint her health
has greatly improved during her stay
IN Eiko.
Mr.. md Mrs. john THO npson and
their enn ~ law. NJ Johns ~. 1T III from
EigemuuI ycstcr lay mi l'fi for Salt
LAX" last might. MH. rhunpson's
health ia very poor nni the trip to Salt
Lake is male To consult medical advice.
Mrs. Thompson" mnul frIcn IL hope she
may return fully restored To health.
The Iml: LtdirE League u tho
Presbyterian church held a very accept
able service at the hospital ~ Christ,
IA morning. They delegated tho hearts
~ the pRti"uis b, distributing pop corn
and rangr AMI each on" received also
"A very nice handkerchief u4 u Christmas
gIft from the League.
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MtNNIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the residence
Of til" rides parents, Elko, Nevada,
Dec 30. 1909. by Rev. Geo. II. Green.
field, MIR. NJ. p Armstrong to Miss
Eesia Hunter, both OF Eiko.
SrINsoN-LAHG:-At the White Sulphur
Hot Spr rings, Drccmhrr 81, 1909. by
Rev. T. H. Meredith. Mr.. William
Stinsom 10 .Iies May Lang. both OF
Ejkn.
KiL0"RE-M Nom uLLEH:--In Star Valley,
Nevada, ~ the home nf the brides
p%arcn,s. Dee -, 1909, 10y tho priest
FROM Ogden. Mr.. Kilgorc tu Miss Anna
McMullci,.
Mrs. Kilgor" IN well know in f;:so
whc"" she has many friends. They do.
iHfioi Tor Ogden. the homo Of bride.
Gr0unr. Lass, niGhi on No. &.
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IMPO NOTICE.

The public and physicians are hereby
notified t" report all cases OF smallpox
or suspected smallpox to DR.. G. Nj.
Gardner, Quarantine Officer, us soon rs
known.
All houses in which there have been
cases % smallpox will be fumigated by
the quarantine officer. Physicians Mt
tending cases will notify the quarantine
officer when i'll their judgment resi-
dences are ready for fumiEatiop.
DIR. G. NJ. GARDNER,
Quarantine Officer.
ELko, Nevada, November 10, 1903.
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DEAD-LETTER MAIL HEAVY.
Report of Post onlcc Department
Shows Great Increase In Mis-.
sent MIasIvcs.

n great and steady increase In the re-
:eipts OF the dead letter Office Ia shown
In the departments annual report. re-
Gently issued. for Tho fiscal year ending
June 80, 1903. First Assistant Postmns
Ter General Wynnc attributes the IN
crease to the more than corresponding
increase In the volume OF matter pass
Ing through the mails.
Total receipts for the year are placed
by Mr.. W! nnc at something more THAI
lO.OUO.OOU 'Ces-thc largest in the l.s.
tory OF the Understanding those OF 90,
preceding year by some $4,000 pieces.
or the aggregate number 1896. EOS
pieces were opened. The money found
In opened letters amounted to l48, 634.
but this sum included money. generally
coin, found loose in the mails or In post
offices. and consigned to the dead letter
ONCE. Commercial paper found, such
ms drafts. checks, money orders. etc.
represented q face value Of 81, 400, 563.
The number Of merchandise parcels
received was $3.50. which were re-
stored To the owners as far as possible.
photographs were found In 2i9.955 let
tcrs and parcels. Letters which CON
tanned postage stamps In varying
amounts from ono cent upward num-
bcrod 1896.
The domestic misdirected letters re-
ccivod numbered G54.2 0i There were
13l.3O2 letters held for postage.
Under the regulations. deliverable
merchandise matter In TO DO hereafter
hold for II year. instead OF two. as for
mcrly. before being sold. and this
change rendered necessary an addition
al sale during the year.
The first sale was held in December.
1902. and tho gross proceeds were : 1856.
Tho second occurred in February, 1903,
and the gross proceeds were tS,2lL.
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hrnnatf1ng- uuirr.

\ worry pretty wedding took place Mt
the residence Of Mr.. md Mrs. William
Hunter, Wednesday afternoon, when
Rev. Geo. II. Greenfield pronounced tho
words Tat made NJ. L. ArnstrUng and
Mas Essic Hunter husband md wife.
Congratulations md II splendid feast
followed the ceremony.
Tho bride IN tho eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hunter. She has
grown mp here and il known and re-.
spcciod 10y everybody. The groom is M
cmIlOye at the oil vol and has a large
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-01

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Peter S. Miller and John n. Butler,
doing business rs the Elko Bottling Works
under the firm name Of Miller & Butler,
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
All bills due the firm are payable TO Peter
5. Miller at the Elko BOttling Works, and
all debts owing by the firm will be paid
BY him on presentation of bill.
PETER S. MILLER,
JOHN II. BUTLER.
EIko, Nevada, December 2, 1908.
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Good for Children

The pleas ant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immedi.
ate relief i'll all cases of Cough. Group
aud LaGrlppc because it does not russ
III lncdiatcly into the stomach, but takes
effect right at the seat OF tn" trouble.
IL draws out the inflammation. heals and
s0uthcE and cures permanently 10y en-.
aiding the lungs to contribute pure life
giving md DEMONSTRATING oxygen Ia the
blood and tissues. DR.. Armstrong OF
Della, Tex, prescribcs it daily and says
th"rc is no better cough remedy made.
Sod 10y Elko Drug Co,
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4 Terrible Accident.

4 fire brol," out in the ~IroIunis the.
atre, Chicago. yesterdh. afternoon. The
the alter VIE ili'ed with pr"ri" attending
a matine pe" tormnu"" If -!5lurhrar.i =
DURING the second act the tir" broke ont
in the tiies OF the stage presumably from
a defect III 'hc electrical! display. In au
instant the drnpcrir4' and fiiu!-y stugc
settings had burst into Il tines The ac'.
ors nnd actresses ran wildly nh"nt ~,
stage rs the audience fought and jam.
med it's way to the front doors. In a
hort time r'r. interior 81 the the alter
was applrrm,ly II mnss Of flames. and
smoke was issuing in ci"uhE from the
front 81 the house.
y panic rn. ned aud men, " men nnr
children Were trampicd To death ~ the ir
Efforts I" rsrEpc from the burning
building. ock it WIS estimated
that fully tire hundred men, women and
children either lost their lives or were
injured in the fire.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been appointed
and qualified by, the District Court OF the
Fourth Judiciali District Of the State OF Ne
vadn. IN and for the County OF Elko, as admin
~istra,or Of the cstatc0f John Trcnor, deceased
All creditors having claims against said estate
are required TO flc the same, with the proper
vouchers attached. with, the Clerk OF the Court
within three months from the first publication
Of this notice.
Dated December Ord, IgU3.
... JOnS HENDERSON,.
ADMINISTRATORS 'thc.lEsintclo iJohn TrcnCr
deceased. . q J.
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circle ~ acquaintance that es'., II, hi,"
highly. The newly wedic'! u.ir sinr'
III HE with bright prnsprc : ;',h all
their friends hope Will H. III, rcaIizr-l
The lNDErE, DENT .xlrid- rru:ratu
lations ana wishrs Mr.. and MB. Arm
strong ii world Of ~prosperi,! and happi
nest.
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rho Lone Star state

Down III Toxins at Yoakum, ia n big
dry goods firm OF which Mr.. J. 81. Hal.
Ter is the head. Mr.. IIallcr on II 81
his trips east tn buy goods said to a
friend who VIVA will, him in the palace
ear: %"Iicrc. take ono Of these Little
Early Riscrs upon retiring ma q will
h" M carly in the morning feeling good
For tho shark brown" taste, headache
md that loGy feeling DcWitt's Little
Enrly l'iscrs nrc the beat pills to use.
Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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FROM THURS DAYS DAILi.
Salmagundi.
Write il 1901 tomorrow.

Write IL 1901 tomorrow.
Tho indications look like a storm.
Mr.. VIM. Smiley III down from Starr
Valley. lie rcportG things quiet In that
section.
Sam l}achmau ia in from Ruby Valley.
lie rCports considerable 10 III the
mountains Of that section
Mr. md Mrs. Armstrong have the
thanks Of the fOrco for II liberal supply
81 wedding cake aud wine. The Irinters
had u ieast.
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Death and IucrenUc-

There Is one physician to each GOO In
habitants In the United States-in
cities 1t is one to 500. Death and in
crease of population make room for
about 5000 new doctors a year. but the
l56 medical schools are turning Il
over 5000 a year, making u surplus OF
1000.
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The agreeable part OF trade
is in moneyback goods: Schii-
ling's Best
tea bakinspoSt1 spices
coffee havorins extracts soda
make no trouble for you or your
grocer.
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made
LeV Strauss Cos
CoPPer-riveted
OVeTallS
~ az
For tho Ladies'.

will do point and Battenberg lace
making at reasonable prices and shall
be pleased to have ladies call to see de-
signs and samples of work. Orders may
also DO left at Mrs. Lang's millinery
store where have left a few samples.
Mrs. Z. NJ. SIENISoER
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FROM wEDNESDAY'shD DAILY
Salmagundi.

OwruE to the continued illne4s Of MiEe
Ho5'us"n, the reporter ID kept busy at
rlc cn~, md has no time to rustic for
local ucws.
VI. y Murphy fell down the shaft of
ia" Dc cri Queen mine at Tonopah last
rThur-.!,y and WIS instantly killed. ".
formerly resided at Folsom, Cal.
NJ. J 5. Hay il now the sole proprie-
tor Of tie Central Meat Market. lie Ii
III The ii.id '"r business and wants the
trade "f all vii" like good meat. See
what he says ~ his new nd.
SIN it ~ecn' impossible to secure
any puma hment for crime in this coun.
~, how would it do to have the county
commissioners distribute rewards to
tho 81 ~ho refrain from violation OF the
law? -ronppah bonanza.
Rev, f.. b. Mcreiith returned from
Clover Valley last evening where he
he'll Nmas SERVICE FOR ii large and APP
prrcIati .c cOu.T".alnu The people OF
Clover a." good church people and set
an example for u great many other
places.
IN. trustees pee Il. Partition through
the cru'cr IT the intermediate room Of the
publi" s'h 81 and aa!c Two class.roums.
Nm- x ii McDcrmutt has been EN-
piry ed "a tax" charge OF the extra room
on the opening ~ erhorl at Il salary OF
80 per month.
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bou -, E..o,,., u.u ,.m.a.. .;.h,
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vent the thrush Of water Mt hIsh tile
II, is stated that in. sheriff If W,.hor
coIpty - uunui Ia ,pr,,c. ,h,. L,v rr.
uardmr tine collection q, L,nk licenses
in Reno. The banks OF Reno -uuuld
nav nbont 5000 p.r mnn,h each. a.rnrI.
ing To the N,ynlu statutes. lint far SOM.
incxplicahlc reason they AR. narr,it,,u
To pay but Si2 per month. The er fore.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.
Fine v"a;ler Ter tue las, q Decent Der.

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ther ~ nup.h.r hoy. Mother mud child
are du.nr well and the old man "a dn.
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ter will h. mnrri,,I at , o,cInr; ,nucr.
q n~fteruonu. In th,. ey.niur from :
Ia o'clock. MIR. and Mrs. William Hmm.
Ter Will civ, Il lriEc rc,ttior a.
I t,, fri,.uis Of In. brii,. and yr,om An
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'""'' u ""'! one riao" III TIE world
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il li.h, until the, real .uns,.,
"'c'''"'H ." agriculture wilson re-
ports '""' III seven years tie production
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wv '"H'" from -'''Vo IONS 1" -oo,V"o'
ana 'Ht I""""'T! /" no" well establish
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VIA meeting in District Attorney
ll"ndcrarn'a office last night the hose
company recently orgnriHcd wan dig.
bmdcd and two nov oncs organized
with Joseph Tubcr IA foreman nf ono
and &. +, hickey foreman 1T the other.
II VIVA the unanimous opinion ~ those
present that there should bC two com.
panira, one Tor the west .rpd hose cart
aud on" Tor the cnst.cnd hose cart, and
nctinr wus taken accordingly. Ench
company ~ composed NJ eight men and n
foreman, and il made up with men from
the end ~ town Ia which the cnp CHny
b~clonua. Fifth street il the dividing
line. II WINS thought 10y this arrange
mcnt TINT iirca cOuli he gotten Ia
quicker. lsn't IT about time that tbs
honorary members were doing acme.
thing To- chow II little appreciation Of tho
& ork Of active mcmbcrsf
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Mr.. and Mrs. r, +. Brennan and Mrs.
VI \. Dorsey called at the l,pirEH
DIST office this afternoon.
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Mr.. rmd Mrs. tnl Ir'and Of Columbia
spent CInstuIas III town.
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TO RECOVER BODIES.
Rescuing Parties Working to
Find Those of Pueblo Wreck.

Pueblo, colo, Aug I2-Feyerish efforts
are being made today by the rescue
parties to recover the bodies OF the vie
Tins OF last Sunday nights railroad dis
aster near Eden. II is realized that rec
ognition Of bodies found even now will be
very difficult owing GO decomposition.
Blood hounds were used In the hope Of
locating bodies yesterday, but were called
OF after one narrowly escaped drowning
In the quicksands
The experience Of the wrecklug crews
at the scene Of the disaster yesterday
caused the officers TO express the opinion
that many bodies were drawn into the
sand at that point so deep that they
would never be recovered with great
difficulty the locomotive was raised, and
II took the combined strength OF two men
60 pull out a shovel that was being
drawn down by suction OF the under
current.
More impetus was given the search to-
day by offers Of $50 reward for each body
found and In some cases a much larger
sum Is promised.
The coroner's jury hopes TO complete It's
work today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-12

Discussing the highly interesting and
much anticipated event OF the Roman
hon household,so deliberately chronicled
In todays dispatches a member OF the
London Daily Mails able staff of writ
ers observed about two weeks ago;
The man in the train reads his news
paper, chuckles over the courage OF
Togo, maryeis at the brllliance Of Ku-
rok and asks himself how much longer
the Russians can endure disaster
The man Of the club. watching the
real armies Of Russia moving up behind
the raw levies scattered and driven by
Kurokl, and seeing Skrydloff appearing
here and disappearing there, like a De
Wet Of the sea. asks himself what ans
wer five years viii give to the question.
"WhlohY'
And the man In the chancelleries, the
quiet, soft-looklng man OF Affairs, looking
away from the flaming mountain pass,
smoking battleship, and shatterds port,
fixed his eyes on the palace Of the c2ar,
and also asks himself the question,
"Which2'
The answer to his question, however,
VIII be gwen not IN four or flNe years
time, but IN few days The nuswer
will be given, not by cannon and tor
pedo, not by rifle and saber. but by u
woman. And upon that answer hangs,
not only the Issue Of this war. but the
destiny Of Russia,
WAITING RUSSIA.
Wonderful Il Is to think that an the
IA al h.
knowledge In the world cannot innu-
ence the decision nf fate IN this mat
ter The czorIna, ON her knees, night
aud morning, prays God 10 give her II
son. The czaf goes up TO the altar ana
boWr himself I'm prayer, or journeys
thousands Of miles 20 consult a rellg-
lous prophet, or sends thousands OF
miles into Europe for man OF science
who has theories on this mystery OF