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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-12
DESTINED ID BE
 HALF 4 MILLION Russian Army in Far East Will
 be Gigantic BALTIC SQUADRON TO 60 All Plans Are Made for the Sailing of the Formidable Array of
 Warships In
 July.

St. Petersburg. April 11.-Exceptionally reliable information regarding the Russian military plans confirm the repeated an- nouncements by the Associated Press that these plans will not mature until late m the summer. They are of far greater magnitude than is generally believed abroad, and take into account all possi ble contingencies.
 kuropathn, remembering the experi- enee of Russia during her war with Tul-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-12
Asks Prohibition of Buffoonery.

Krugersdorp, South Africa, April II General Botha has been requested by the Transyaal Farmers association to cable the directors of the St. Louis exposition asking them to prohibit the pro-Boer war "buffoonery" during the exposition, because it will be 'an out rage upon every true patriotic in stinct"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-12
Protest Against Chinese Troops.

London, April 1.-The Tien Tsin correspondent of the Standard says Russia has again protested against the presence of Chinese troops on the Manchurian frontier and demanded their withdrawal within a five-mile limit of the great wall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-12
Cannot Withstand the Advance.

London, April 12.-A correspondent of the Times at Seoul, cabling under date of April ', says; It is believed that the Russians north of the Yalu are not sufficiently numerous to withstand the Japanese advance for any considerable distance beyond the river.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-12
Would Make Trouble.

From the Chicago Post.
 Money talks said the rich man.
 "Oh, no, 1t doesn't" was the reply, 'and it's q mighty good thing that it doesn't, too.
 "Why?"
 Because if 1t did it might be put on the witness stand to the great discom- it."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-12
Child Dies.

wylam, April 1.-The little infant of Ed. Phillips, who recently moved to Wy lam, died Saturday and was buried at Oakland cemetery Sunday afternoon. Sam Foley had charge of the funeral.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-12
CITY ITEMS.

Epworth League.-The district Ep- worth League will meet today at the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church. Dr. R. F. Lovelady of Pratt City will preside at the meeting The first ses- sion will be held this morning at ID o'clock, the afternoon session at 2:15 o'clock and the night session at 8 o'clock Tonight the Rev. F. P. Gull yer of Huntsville will address the leagLers.
 Reward Offered.-A reward of $100 will be paid by the sheriff of Jefferson county for the arrest of Newt Wood, alias "Doak" Woods, for the murder of Annie Dancy at Brookside on March 19, and also for assaulting PinlIey Cox, with intent to murder him.
 Courts Today.-The circuit court and both divisions of the city court of Bir- mingham will convene today On ac- count of the primary election yester- day none of the county courts were in session. The jurors and witnesses were instructed to report at the courts this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-12
ot.R WEEKLY SENA1- IAL LIGHTNING SKETCH. RYAN WALFKER-
 SENATOR ELKINS.
SENATOR ELKlNS.

from which he may die. His leg was broken and he received serious injuries about the head
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
Stormtonster Stormdorrar,
Stormpapper hos hos Spalding.

Stormtonster Stormdorrar,
Stormpapper hos hos Spalding.
Forliden vecka aAed i South
Omaha, Neb.. EFT original vid
MANN John Walker. Han hade
under manga ar arbetat vid EFT af
de dervarande slakterierna, men
han lefde for sig siell och umgicks
med irgen och nekade sig al
komtort. Som han tycktes sakna
medel blef Diet fraga ON att be
grafva honom i the Potter's field,
men da kom nagon att tanka pa
att han ovilkorligen maste hafva
pengar, och vii understanding an
traffades at polisen ocksa Diver
5000 dollars insydda ofverallt i
hans gamla klader. Man b0rjade
fundera pa hvad mau skulle CORA
med pengarne, da EFT bret anlande
tran en- qvinna i Chicago med upp
gift att hon var den aflidnes enka
SAINT att hon for manga ar sedan
lemnat honom pa grund af hans
snalhet. Kan hon bevisa slit
p~astaende, erhaller hon ock>a pen
game.
En- f. d. katolsk prest vid MANN
Mcdonald begick i sondags sielt-
mord i EFT osed!igt hus i Omaha,
Neb.. gcnom inandande al gas.
Han hade druckit skarpt under
natten med husets lvinnor, och
da han gick till sangs, lemnade
han gaskranarne 0ppna. Det a
pa EFT har mar att han afven bragt
ON lifvet EFT annat foralskadt par,
som sof i ett angransande rum
dit gasen i~ntrangde.
Genom en- lycklig speculation i
fastigheter blef den lattsinnige
presten Tor 81 sa LANCE sedan ega-
re at 10000 dollars pa en- endd
gang. da han borjade dricka och
fora EFT sadant lefnadSsatt, att
han afsattes. Sedan han blilvit
~afsatt, brukade han dock alltid ga
omkring iklddd sina p~resterliga
klader.
Bestallningar af tafvelramar ut
f0ras bast och till billigaSte pvis
hos Anderson & Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
Ehuru han eli ar mera an ?;

Ehuru han 81 ar mera an %
ar gammal, har likval Louis
Brendal i Des Moines, Ia. redan
hunnit utverka skilsmess "a fran tire
hustrur och soker nu skilsmessa
fran den fjerde. Han blet torsta
gangen gift, da han var u ar
gammal. Sin sista h"stru tog
han forliden juni manad, och Diet
ar fran henne han nu soker skis.
MESA.
Krig mot kott II listen har un
der stor hanforelse forklarats pa
Diet arsmote som The State
Oranges" exekutiva kommittee
nyl. hollis Des Moines, Ia. ia
delta mote beslots att man skulle
ko -opererera med Diet sielfstan.
olga packing company" som an
befalles al ledaren for the Natio-
nal Life Stock Association. Ord.
foranden A. E. Judson fran Hills
dale upplyste i sin arsrapport att
representatives for de iyra
stora kottbolagen i Chicago sam
mantrada hvarje eftermiddag och
fxera ~priserna a babe kreatur och
kott utan hansyn till forhallandet
mellan tillgang och efterfragan.
Derpa meddelade han prisuppgif
ter, enligt hvilka kottrusten under
loppet at forlidet ar bestulio To-
was farmare pa omkring 100 mil
lioner dollars. Medan kottpri'
ssrna i dag arc ungefar desamma
som for EFT ar sedan har priset pa
!etvande kreatur gait ned med
fran 20 till 50 proc.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
Hur snillen fra.

On delta intressanta tema ka-
serar en- engelsk tidskrift, som will
bevisa, att genier ofta fra under
ovanligare former an andra man.
Da Robert Schuman foralskade
sig i sin larares dotter. Clara
Week, voro hans utsigter att IA
henne ALT annat an lysande, ty
tadern Vile icke kasta sin euda
dotter i armarne pa en- fattig mu
skier, och forbjod derfor de bada
unge att trafas. Da Schuman
icke heller 6ck skrifva till henne,
gaf han sina kanslor uttryck i EN-
del Brief till Clara, som publ
cerades i err at honom sjelf redi-
gerad tidskrift. Och slutligen
gjorde han henne intor faderns
ogon sin Notwithstanding genom
pianot, en- fofklaring som hon
forstod och till hvilken hon gladt
gaf slit ia.
Edisons satt att fra var icke
mindre egendomligt. En- dag
stallde han sig bakom EFT at sina
bitraden. en- vacker telegrahst,
som var fordiupad i slit arbete.
Flickan sag sig ON, tittade blygt
pa honom och SADIE: Jag kande
att nj val der, mr. Edison. Jag
kauner .alltid pa mig, da nj ar i
narheten". Han svarade till her
mes stora forvaning: Jag har un .
der senaste tiden mycket tankt
pa er, och ON nj Vile ha mig, sa
skulle jag gerna gifta mig med
ere. En- manad senare var den
vackra telegrafsten hans fru och
ingen af dem har haft skal att an
gra sig.
Spohr vann sin fru lika hastigt
och dramatiskt. Sedan han vid
en- hofkonsert spelat en- Duet med
Dorette Schneider, en- vacker och
begafvad harpospelerska, SADIE
han, under Diet Diet brusande BIZ
fallet. ljod; "Skulle int vi iva
kunna spela tillsammans hela
|lifvet igenom?" Svaret blef, att
hon brast i graf och sionk i hans
armar.
D3 DIR Dawson, den bekante
predikanten,en gang besok;e miss
Corbett, som a en- af hans be-
undrarinnor, fam han henne lasa
i bibeln. Han hade fattat en- pla
tonisk karlek till henne, smog sig
nu narmare och tittade Diver hen
mes axel for att Sc hvad hon Taste.
Titan att visa, att hon mar kite hans
harvard, pekade hon pa Nathans
ord till David: "Du ar mannen".
En- sadan tydlig wink a nog ioI
DIR Dawson, och smart dereftei
utbytte miss Corbett slit MANN,
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
bestandighet kan val irgen

l bestandighet kan val irgen
mata sig med Jeremy Bentham .
Som ung man anholl han ON en-
ung dams hand och hck afslag.
Fyrtio ar etterat upprepade han
sin begaran med Stamina resultat.
Och da han var so ar friade han
alter och skref i EFT bevekande
bref; Sedan den dag. da nj gal
mig korgen. har ingon dag forfu-
tit, som nj icke varit i nina tan
tar".
Hastigare har val knappast EFT
friarebref tillkommit an Diet Lord
Byron skref till Miss Milbanke,
Han hade frat till en- AMMAN dam,
men blifvit afvisad. Da han hck
hennes skriftliga svar, SADIE han
till sin van; "Det tycks mar ALT
kommer omkring blifva Miss
Milbanke jag skrifver till henne."
Han skref ocksa mycket riktigt
EFT bref,och visade Diet for sin van
|'Det ar EFT riktigt vackert bref'',
SADIE denne, ''skada bara att Diet
inte kommer att afga''. bet
skall skickas'', SADIE Byron, och
dermed borjade EFT at de NEST
tragiska kapitl:n i hans lif.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

/ afdekafngen fir nnaerkdder 6eydcr dt fJandf: AHdeDstrnd ALA
vra underklader utsades forliden januari. kan Nj e kopa annat an nya varor
donna adjoining. vi hava atskiliga hundra dussin Skjortor, Kalsonger
och Union Suits "a hand. Det skule taga en- half sida att noga beskriva
dessa varor, hvaror vi endast saga att under denna Murder fotsaining erha-
Ter Nj fran 20 till 40 procents rabat tran dc reguiera priserna, hvnka arc
fran 25c. till S. 90 pr plagg.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

Head 6rtder delta FIR eder? Naval skjortadelningen betyder Diet
foJande: Oct betyder att Nj kan kopa Golf eer NegEgee ski ,rtor, reguHera
vardet SOC, for CSC. bet betyder att Nj kan kopa de basta standard tabrikat
a 81 90 fancy kulorta eer Invita- skjoror med loa manscheter for Coo. Icke
gammalt skrap men nya varor 6oc. koper nu Monarch. Eagle eler Elgin
skortor. AT 6nare Stag hava vi EFT stort lager a de bata ST. 50 skjortor af
nagoa butk staden. men den stra Dow Murder forsainingen ga de for
75c. vi hafva just packat upp EFT lager af hoggradiga, standard tabrikatI
skiortor, reguiera prset ST. 50 och ST. 90 SIX Grade Eagle CIuett skioror,
Calumet skjortor. Under Murder t6rsaGnineen for Sis.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

VI hatva bJVit mtuamda Emda asenhr for Sioux Ciy&Le Mars for de
vakandA Sweet Orr Co. Union Made Overaus, Rocka, Skjortor, Byxor och
Skinntodrade varor Delta ar som Nj vea den storsta 6rma Forenta Sta
terna, som cor dessa kader. Det ar dt trsta hus, som antog the union
label. bet basta shgs overans, som vi hafva are varda ST. 90 pr plagg. De
toruts salts Sioux City for 7c och oaktadt den stora prisSegnngen pa
bomuN komma dessa varor att under denn4 Murder f0rsaIning salhs till Coo
pr Plagg.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

~ Kom ihag att enna o till 10 procents rabatt nnefatas hea vmt lager
MI af Mans och goskader 6tverrockar, Hatar och Mossor och ALA artklar
q buuken.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-05-14
Carrie-Lizzie Group.
Owners Secure Capital For Extensive Development Claims
Situated On South Fork Of Siegel Creek Near
American Eagle. Ledge 10 feet wide.

T. r. Temple and Paul Imach, of the CarreIzzie
Group consisting of eight Claims returned to last week.
after spending the winter the sound.
Those gentlemen have succeeded in securing financial backing
enough enable them extensive development work
The work thus far projected will consist of 100 foot shaft
the LEDGE besides the drifts determine the extent of
the Shoot and extensive tunnel.
This of the promising properties of the
situated the east fork of Sege creek about onehaf mile
south east of the American Eagle and find located last
thus giving too little time for other than surface work
before winter but what accomplished showed the ledge
have width of least feet between walls with good values
in free gold.
This ledge has been and located distance approx
matng thousand feet and aside from Temple and Imachs
locations other important shoots have been found Others
notably the American Flag and the White Horse the latter
Gana Creek and the former three thousand feet further SOUTH
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-05-14
New Life For Dixie.
G. W, Otterson Gives Brief Outline Of Operations
Contemplated By The Montana-Idaho
Mining And Commercial Company.

G. W. Otteson Hydraulic Engineer of National reputation
and extended experience passed through Elk this week his
Dixie where he charge of the Monanadaho
Mining and Commercial Copany placer properties tnat point
To the News mans request for information the companys
projected operations Mr. Ottersen corteousy replied that
much had been the ground he could into
details this tme but would take pleasure in giving the MINING
NEWS outline of the work contemplated and wond furnish the
details future when he had arrived his destination
At present the principal feature will be the installation of
elevator with capacity of OO cubic yards of gravel day.
constructed lines designed by Mr. Otter
himself and to its efficiency be added the additional merit
great mobility the cumberous parts peculiar machines
this being eliminated from Mr. Otersons machine
thereby permitting be moved from point to point pack
animals with very little trouble and expense
To the question the extent of the companys holdings Mr.
Oerson ad he have between two and three million
cubic yards of pay dirt which will hrtyve cents
yard They also valuable quartz claims particularly the
Chicadee upon which diamond drill will be installed
and the property pospeced thoroughly And by the while
in Mr. Simmons office just prior starting for this country Mr.
Simmons stated that he had just received letter from the parties
working the claim which stated they had encountered body of
hematite four and one-haf feet wde''.
loaded with machinery and provisions the
road now and will arrive in Dixie in a few days.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-05-14
Thinks Well Of Elk.
An Experienced Mining Mans Estimate Of
Elk City DISTRICTS Sure To Be
A Great Mining Camp.

G. P Mucahy the well known mining returned from
trip to Station district where he went to examine the Acacia
B. Consolidated Mining Company's property
When by the News Mr. Mucahy said: 1T is very
promising property and from the surface indications will justify
developing visited the Porphyy Queen Crooked River
showing good and if carries the values claimed for it it
big proposition speaking of the dikes connection with
generally Mr. Mulcahy sad Those dikes certainly
right where such large bodies of obtain certain ndi
cation district essentially mining section of the first
Importance and north of Spokane could not keep
capital out of it with a shot gun
Mucahy will remain in two days longer when ne
will be compelled to go north on business
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-05-14
The KAMIAH GROUP
A Brief Review Of The Companys Operations Good
Average Values.

that over one mile in length by from
200 to 600 feet in width of this gold
bearing deposit is within the limits of
the mineral claims owned by the com
pany. These dikes are well defined and
there has not occurred seismic disturb
ance in the vicinity to disrupt the for
nation, and the ore body lies in perfect
condition, unbroken or dislodged from
it's original position. This is a strong
factor in the consideration of the pro-
perty. The country rock is hydro-chlo-
rite shists, with intrusive granite dikes,
and occasional occurrance of diorite and
gneiss. This forms an ideal field devel-
opment of rock and is practically a
guarantee of the permanency of the
gold deposit.
The porphyry dikes are traversed in
many places by quartz veins, two of
which are large-probably 80 to 80 feet
in width, and are very promising in
their surface showings, as well as indi-
eating the permanency of the dixie and
it's depth and richness.
The porphyry dikes have been opened
by six shafts at points covering its
trend through the property: On the
Corona claims two shafts, rs and 30 feet
deep respectively; on the Marcivar
claims, two twelve foot shafts; on the
Kamiah claims, two shafts rs and 35
feet deep, respectively.
The location of this remarkable ore
body is ideal. The Sites and Elk City
wagon road crosses the property. There
is abundance of timber and water with
in the territory held; the general lay Of
the claims is very level for mountain
country; there are many fine tunne
sites, and the property offers an attrac
tive opportunity for cheap and rapic
development.
The ore is free milling and with prac
tical management and the attention o.
skillful mining engineer can be minec
milled and the values recovered at
gross cost of fifty cents to one dollal
per ton.
The Secondary features of the pro
perty are that ample water for genera
ting electric power is near at hand ant
may be utilized at low cost; the North
ern Pacific Clearwater Branch line rail
way, which is in operation as far a
Sites, is surveyed to Elk City. Thes
two factors will reduce the costs of op
Grating the Kamiah property materially
At present Sites is the supply poin
for the mines. 1t is fifty-two miles b.
stage road, which crosses the Bite
Root mountains on rather easy grades
. A four-horse team freights 5000 to $50
pounds over this road with ease, an
the freight charges are IA to cent
per pound. Large shipments can be cor
: tracted for ga to cent if the freight
G ing is done at the proper season of tn
n year.
O The costs of developing propert
where so favored by conditions will b
much less than usually encountere
h where mines are opened in distar
mountain regions. The Kamiah comps
q ny will have no roads to build; il
h freight expense will be about one-fourt
I the usual cost; electric power can /
developed within one and half mile
4 of the site of the future mill; it hs
h ample timber for all purposes and su
d ficient supply of water.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-05-14
Local Notes OF Interest.
Bond On Butterfly.

M.F. Webster and J.R. O'Neill
of Spokane secured a bond on
the Butterfly quartz claim owned
by G. F. Mackey and S. S. Snider
of Elk City. The consideration
is not given. The property is
situated on the south fork of
Clearwater on Pioneer Hill.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-05-14
Frank Browns Luck.

The saying that it is better to
be born lucky than rich, is tru-
ism which makes. itself evident
whenever a good ore body is un-
covered, and is yokemate to that
other old saw which says when a
mans luck once changes for good
or i'll "look out" for it will go the
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-05-14

from SAT to Sl74, all OF which |
points to the fact that Frank
Browns good luck is still on the
rampage. which is as it should be
say his friends.
Contract Let On Maryland.
Andrew Prader let contract
for 100 feet of tunnel on the
Maryland to G. H. Natwick and
Chas. Martin who are now at
work on the ground. This claim
is situated on the upper waters of
Red Horse creek, and is among
the most promising prospects of
that section of the district, where
all of the prospects are good.
The ledge is nine feet wide and
carries good values.
Telephone For Elk City.
P. S. White who returned Tues
day from Grangeville rerorts
that H. G. Oliver, the Harpster
and Sites merchant, has acquired
the telephone line between Sites
and Elk City and is now rebuild
ing to this point.
Work On Uncle Sam.
]. E. Brown is working force
of men on the Uncle Sam group
driving crosscut tunnel to the
ore body which he expects to cut
about the fifteenth of the month.
This group parallels the Amer
lean Eagle on the east, and is a
strong ledge, being six feet in
width running with a large body
of porphyry, which in this dis
trict appears tc be the enriching
agent of all the lodges which run
with it. The lucky owners are
L. A. Painter, ]. E. Brown and
F. H. Brown.
The Forrest Reserve.
In letter to Senator Dubois
: the Hon. Clifford Pinchot has
!, this to say: Il am in receipt Of
your letter of April 81, and an
very glad to inform you that
j recommendations for certainIelim
nations from the Bitter Root
Forrest Reserve will be submitted
e by this Burean within few days
AS l have before stated, however
most of the trouble in this regior
: comes from unnecessary restrict
+ ions in the rules and regulations
: and especially from an unwis,
s application of these rules. I an
h sure you appreciate the fact tina
e as this Bureau is not concerned
3 in the administration of fores
+ reserves, it is impossible for M
at present to remedy matters o
this kind as l should like to do so.
Big Hump Group.
Nose Thorn who in compan,
:, with Jack Dawkins and Fran
Ii Steckner own the Big Hum
II u group of claims situated in wha
u is known as the Steckner Sectio
Il came in to town Wednesday O.
n bsuiness. Mr.. Thorn report
IS work on this group as progress
u ing satisfactorily and the ledg
showing up fine. The tunnel
now in 130 feet with eight fee
q of ore in the breast, five feet c
J. which pans nicely. The Tender
n foot, situated in the same sectio
= and owned by Frank Feathersto
A. also has good surface showing
Mr.. Featherston has begun a tui
ID mel on this claim for the purpos
le of cross cutting the ledge.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-05-14

pace to the limit which moralizing
tone is proper forerunner to the
following list of good news.
Homer Fem came in from Oro-
grande Tuesday of this week and
reports a five foot body of ore
encountered in the Diamond
Hitch tunnel, the assay returns
from the ten samples taken across
the ledge gives values ranging
from SAT to STA, all of which
points to the fact that Frank
Browns good luck is still on the
rampage. which is as it should be
say his friends.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-07-15
CURFEW BELL FOR DOGS.
Farmers in England Want More
r' Stringent Laws Against
Sheep killers.

The slaughter of sheep by savage
dogs has developed to an alarming ex-
tent of late. So serious has the out
come that Lord Onslow, president of
the board of agriculture, speaking at
Newcastle, expressed the opinion that
the board should enact that no dog
must be out after dark. The local
authorities should be empowered, he
thought, to ring a curfew bell, after
which every dog must be indoors,
1t was also eminently desirable, he
continued, that every dog should bear
the name and address of its owner.
He believed that most of the attacks
on sheep were made by unlicensed
sheep dogs. In future before license
exemptions were granted steps should
be taken to ascertain whether the dogs
for which application was made were
really sheep dogs.
The farmers of Perthshire have par
ticular reason to complain If the
ravages of dogs. Recently hundreds
OF sheep We're slaughtered in that
county. Thirty were killed in one
night. A systematic watch was kept
by the farmers, who, catching the Gull
prit at his work, promptly shot him.
The record in this sheep killing is
held by what was known as "the wild
dog of Ennerdale," which lived in the
last century. During five months II
killed 300 sheep and lambs, and al
the while was discriminating enough
to avoid carefully laid traps in the
, shape of poisoned meat.
Now that the question has been Off.
cially raised, there is no doubt thai
stringent regulations for the contro
Of sheep dogs will be framed.