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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-29
A Boys Wild Ride for Lite.

With family around expecting him to
die, and son riding for life, Is miles,
to get DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and colds, W. II.
Brown, Of Leesvlle, Ind, endured deaths
agoules from asthma; but this wonderful
medicine gave instant relief and soon
cured him. he writes; ~ new Sleep
souhdly every night" Like marvellous
cures Of Consumption, Pneumonia,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Coldsand Grip prove
its matches merit for all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 800
and Sl,OO. Trial bottles free ut Rath &
Bainbridge's drug store.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-29
RATH l. CAMBRIDGE SUCCESSFUL
Induced DR.. Howard Company 10 Make
Special Price.

After a great deal Of effort and oOrres-
pondence, Rath & Balnbrdge, the popu-
lar druggists, have succeeded in getting
the DR.. Howard Go. to make a special
half-price Introductory offer on the regu
lar fifty cent size of their celebrated
speclft. for the cure Of constipation and
dyspepsia.
This medicine ia q recent discovery for
the cure of all diseases Of the stomach
aud bowels. 1t not only glyel quick re-
lief, but 1t makes permanent cures.
Dr.. Towards specific has been 80 re-
malkably successful In curing oOnstipa-
ton, dyspepsia and all liver troubles, that
Rath & Bainbridge are willing to return
the price In every case where 1t does not
give relief.
The old-fashioned idea Of dosing with
mineral waters, cathartic pills or harsh
purgatives will soon be a thing Of the
past. The best physicians are prescribing
Or. Towards specific because II really
gives the desired results and on account
of the small and pleasant dose that Is
needed.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-29
Baptist Services.

\ There will be regular services at the
Baptist church on next Sunday morning
and evening. Sabbath School at 9;45 a. m
Preaching at lla. m. Young peoples
meeting at 7:l5 pm. followed by preach.
Ing In the evening. All friends are In.
vited. All will be made welcome to any
or all Of these services.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-29

Fred Springer Jr,, Of Trinidad, Colo,
stopped off between trains to visit bis
uncle, H. B. Bell, but found he had gone
to the big fair, so Mr.. Springer continued
his journey to the big Missouri city.
R. Z. Strow, section foreman 10 the
yards, ID moving bis household goods In
Mr.. Browns property Oh Ave. B and
expects his family from the eastern part
Of the state soon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17
CARNIVAL
DURING
SUMMER
WOOdmen of the World Will
Give Entertainment in
August

Salem camp, No. 1s, Woodman Of
the World, will furnish summer
celebration for our city this year, that
will without doubt, be one of the
most attractive that has ever come to
the Willamette valley. Some time in
August from the Sth to the 18th they
will give great Woodmen Carnival.
A committee has been appointed with
A. l.. Frazer at the head, and arrange
ments have been made with the
Southern Carnival company, and all
the details are rapidly being closed
up. AS fast as details are developed
and particulars settled, announce
ments will be made The gentlemen
in charge, propose to make it great
success, not only in the matter of
entertainment, but as source of
revenue to their organization. Last
summers carnival, put the Salem
public in good spirits for this kind of
an entertainment, and it will no doubt
be received with wide open arms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17
WOULD
ACCEPT
PLACE
Senator Fairbanks Will Not
Be an Active Candidate

Chicago, June 17.-Congressman
Hemenway, of Indiana, this afternoon
made the following statement, which
is believed to be semi-official Fair
banks will accept the nomination, pro.
vided 1t is rendered to him. He will
not do anything calculated to indi.
cate that he is seeking it," In this
connection it is said by friends of the
administration that the program is to
allow the matter to rest until Sunday,
awaiting the arrival of other persons,
when the delegates representing the
administration will call on Fairbanks,
and offer hi mtheir support for the
nomination, and that Fairbanks will
accept gracefully. Despite the gener
al Fairbanks feeling, there is an under
current and talk Of stampeding the
convention for Speaker Cannon.
On the Anxious Seat.
Chicago, June 1.-TWO classes of
people are here. Fairbanks support
ers and lot of exasperated poll.
ticians. With everything depending
on some statement from him, the SEN
ator talks about the weather. Fair
banks seems to enjoy his peculiar sit
uation, but even his friends do not.
They are expected to know something,
but are compelled to admit that they
are not in his confidence. AS a result,
the situation is gradually becoming
more Irritating. Elkins name is be.
ing circulated a little more freely, but
It comes through Senator Scott, of
West Virginia The HIT boom ap.
pears to be strictly local. Senator
Cullom, who is behind Hit, said to
Fairbanks this morning; What are
you going to do? Have you made up
your mind?" II have nothing to say
answered Fairbanks. "Then Pm for
Hitt," said the Illinois senator. "A
good man, a very good man." re-
marked the Indianian. Cullom after
wards said: 81 think he wants the
nomination, but wants to be coaxed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17

Wanted.-A waiter at good wages at
Star restaurant. 2O4 Commercial
street. 6-l7-Sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17
NEW TODAY

For SaIe.-Thoroughbred Irish Setter
pups. Inquire at the office of the
Salem Brewery Association.
6-16-St%
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17

discuss the matter on its merits,
whether he be for or against the prop
osition. It will not, however, sane
ton a guerilla warfare by anonymous
correspondents, who hide behind an
assumed name, and fight in any in
terest as against the public interest
without being known. The Journal
has always contended for the fairest
and most liberal treatment of the
lighting corporation now doing busi'
ness in this city, but believes that
If the people can find some way to
better the service, without wronging
or violating any agreement with the
light company, they have the right to
take such steps as are permissible
under the charter to improve condi-
tions. and to this end both sides will
be given space in these columns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17
NOTHING
ELSE is
TALKED
But Lighting Plant Among
the Salem BuSin SIS Men

Since the adoption of a resolution
by the Greater Salem Commercial
Club, favoring the acquisition of a
municipal lighting plant, there has
been nothing else talked of a public
nature among the business men of
this city.
This office has been overrun with
callers expressing approval of the un-
dertahng, and it seems to be very
popular with all classes of people.
Several anonymous communications
have been received but cannot be
printed, as it is only fair to let every
one show his hand, and stand square
ly. Since the subject of public owner
ship of a lighting plant is being agi-
tated it becomes matter that the
people of our city are not only inter
ested in but are in duty bound in their
own interest to give it their unprej-
udicad thought. 1t is not a new sub
ject, and it is certainly a debatable
one. ;, or course, it will be opened up
from the side of the people, and then
the views of the interested parties
will be sandwished in. Both sides
should have full and fair hearing,
and The Journal proposes to open its
to any citizen who wishes to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17

strayed or Stolen--A light colored
thoroughbred Scotch collie. IS
months old, answers to "Shep"
broken to drive in harness as well
as to drive stock Name OF Hud Nc.
Candless on collar Liberal re-
ward offered for information thai
will lead to the recovery of dog, by
]. O. McCandless, Independence,
Oregon. 6-16-St*.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17
Tonight and Saturday.

You win be charmed with the pro
duction of Esther. the beautiful queen.
All the parts wih be well sustained.
II you listen attentively in one Of the
choruses, near the close of the opera,
you will hear Miss Raymond take high
G with a strength and clearness that
you seldom hear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17
HOTELS
The willamette.

ANN
H. S. Young. Portland.
Julius Low, Portland
p X, Harrington and wife, Portland
j, c, Stone, Portland
w. G. Martin, Portland
A. Nj. " Schemorton, New York
e. NJ. Lane, Portland.
N. b. Brooks, Goldendale, Wash.
Chas. e. Lockwood, Portland.
S. S. Pier, Portland.
Louis Girlinger and wife, Portland
Miss Delta Watson, Portland.
]. l., Honeyman. Weies. Ney.
NJ, Silberberg, San Francisco.
j. Z. Hayes. Los Angeles,
Earl w. Kiger, Indianapolis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17

Wanted.-Lady or gentleman of fair
education to travel for Arm of
$25OOOO capital Salary $1O72 per
year and expenses; paid weekly.
Address with stamp, j. A. Alex
ander, Salem, Ore. 6-l7-3t"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17

For Sale-Choice canning cherries.
Inquire of Mrs. L. Campbell, South
salem. Phone White No. 2S4.
6-17-St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-17

For sale.-Eight-room house, with pan
try, bath, barn. fruit garden and
located only one and a half blocks
north OF State house. 1862 Summer
street. 6-17-3ts
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
MII.w wAI1REE Wis ]

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Jan
Mitzka stawal dis Y sadziie,s
pod oskarzeniem siloWania
popelnienia morde derstWa na o
sobie Edwarda Gro chal. Sa-
odlozYl sprawe do 80 grud
MIA a oskarzonego postaWh
pod kaucya $3.50.
Sprawa przeciw j 6zefoWi
Pepi6 skiemu oskar'z onemu q
na}ogowe piijadstwo zostas1a g
odlczona do 27 grudni
sprawa przeciw MichaIowi
Menia, oskarzo emu 9 srabu
bunek popelnio y bllrlzse 4
United States oddana do sadu
mu nicyalnego. Mania zostal
'postawiony pod kaueya $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

PLYMOUTH, Pa. % ioiej-.
scowego szpitala ieziono
22-letniego Stanisl Ia Odyge1-
skiego, poparzonego v okro-l
pny spos6b przez eksp1o owe
gazu W Kingston. Coal GO.
J6zef Swotowski, zan1ie eszka-.
y " East Plymouth prac,1-'
jacy " szybie Boston ko'paf
nj Delaware & Hudson ~
stal. SLIME pokale ny swskll-ss
tex pred ego Wy chu.I
Wskutek takiegoz z,sannego zpo
wodu zraniony zosta} " czo-
10; oczy j rece Jan Sabecki
pracujacy " Parrish Coal CO..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
DREZNO, "a, grudnia.

DREZNO, q, grudnia.
Hrabina Montignoso rozwie-
dziona iona kr6la Saksonii !,
Fry yderyka Augusta prawdo-
pod obnie straci pensye, wy.
noszaca So, 500 rocznie, gdyz
zlamala umowe, kt6rej jeden
. punkt6w opiewa}, ze ksie-
ina nigdy ME przokroczy gra-
nicy pafstwa niemiec kiego.
20 opuszczeniu Drezna hra-
.bina wyjec echala do Lips ka,
gdzie dotych chczas bawi. Gaze
~ saks o6skie aonosza, ze
.hrabina usilo owala zyskac po-
,sluc chanie u kr6la = bylego
ecz ten mial odpowie-
dsie spotk AMI I, q lob ME
|jlIlIiIa e,lo 81 adnego rezul-
H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
q INV P'lOlISKIlCH
" AMERYCE.

, CHICAGO, Ill, Przy ko-
81 9ele sw. Bernardo znajduja-
5cY sic Siostry, kt6rych jest
sdHewiec, zajmowaly tymc cza-
sQWe mieszkanie W domu pm.
6e54 Harvard ave. Sier zant
Shea, przech odEac tam W no
81 spostrzegl ogie6, wydo BY
ajacy sic 2 pierwszego pie
ta. Zaalarmowal pred dewszy-
81 ekieml straz pozarna, a na-
stepnie rozbil drzwi i wpadl
~ drugie pietro, gdzie pobu-
il we 6nie pograzone Sio-
dry. Wyprowadzi1 wystra-
j lkone niewiasty pala cego
e domu, lecz Siostry Kata-
zyna j Marya ME mia}y od-
agi i6c przez palace sic j
d|ymiace schody, cofne}y sic
Irzeto do pokoju, wybi}y tam
Szyby v oknach i wolaly Q
ratunek.
q Strazacy przystawili drabi-
ny j znie6li obie Siostry, kt6-
p stracly byly juz przytom-
no5c, ubezwiad dnione ze stra-
chui na pol uduszone dy-
,,ia..Iozbawiione daehu nad
glowa zakonnice zna1azly
tymczasowy przytulek u
Si6str z Lorettu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

FREEDOM, Wis. Wczoraj
zostal tu zabity przy scinaniu
drzewa znany farmer, W. Ka-
mi6ski. K. nieostroznie pod
szed} pod spadajace drzewo,
kt6re go przywali1o tax fatal
ME, ze " godzine potem zycie
zako6 6czyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

WASHINGTON, "a grud-
MIA. Departamen rozeslal
do mocarstw drugie pismo "
proje ktowanej novel
klonferencyi kiej, azeby
doproWadzit! Do novel iWymia. .'.
ny zapatrywah ma te sprawe.
Sekretarz stanu Hay poleci}
representation ma rozmai-
tych dworach wyrazic uzna-
ME "a to, ze zaproszenie
prezydenta Roosevelta uprzej-
mie zosta}o przyjete j oswald
cza, ze prezydent, dawszy i
nicyatywe, ME moze dalej isc
W tel sprawie i musi ia z}o-
.zyc W rece biura miedzyna-
rodowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

LONDY.Nl, .. i. ~ grudnia.
y Toxic donosza do Daily
Express ze admiral Kami-
muru, kt6ry 2 eskadra Wiel-
kich krazowniikls i K k6w obi echal
ma po}udnie, ma obowiazek
sledzic zblizanie sic loty ro-
syjskiej j natych chmiast mad
sy}ac wiadomo6 Sci, by W da-
nym razie flota japoh hska Ar
tura mogla r6wniez udac sic
ma poludnie iwsp6 j 2 MIN
zaatakowac Rosyan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

THORPE, Wis, Augu st
Norsiewicz zostal wczoraj u
derzony W glove przez spada-
jaca galaz W boru, gdzie byl
zatrudniony przy 6cinaniu
drzewa j umarl po dwu go
dzinach ME odzyskawszy
przytomno6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

CLEVELAND, Ohio. J6-
zef Tylicki, zamies zczaly pod
mr.. 56 Vergennes ul, zosta1
onegdaj aresztowany "a to ze
.rzucl kamieniem W R6ze
o1atska, (Y to Z takim
skutkiem, ze ma ona gleboka
rane " glowie.
Jaki5 dowcipnis przy-
s1al " ubiegla sobote pani
Chadwick znajdujacej sic "
wiezieniu powiatowem prze;
kaz bankowy ma $85.000.OOO.
Przekaz ten byl wystawiony
ma bank ,,przy rzece Jorda-
ME" i podpisany przez Ella
sza III-go.
Korosi zostal postawio-
ny przez Grand Jury "
stan oskarzenia "a morder-
stwo W pierwszym stopniu,
a Franciszek Skala "a
kradziez z w}amaniem.
!. 1 [ =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

najrredzej dostac sic po q
konczeniu piracy do do1nl1,
wskoczy1 na jjadacy olnoE
pociag toWarowy tax niesz-.
czesliwie ze obsu sic.
2 wagonu dostal sic pod kola
kt6re zmiazd J 4 q obie.
nogi powyzej kolan. szpi-'
talu Emergency dokonano'
amputacyii n6gj lecz obecny,,
przy operacyii dr. Gumaer,
.oswiadczy1, ze Kulit zyt ME
bedzie. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

: Is
tura mogla r6wniez udac sic
ma poludnie wv 6lnie 2 MIN
zaatakowac Rosyan.
DR,E]ZNO, q, grudnia. By
Ia nastepczyni tronu ksiezni.
|czka Ludwika przyby1a tu
Wczoraj niepostrzezenie j u
dala sic do pa1acu Taschen-
berg j zazadala pozwolenia
cd stray, aby pozWo-
no iej widziec swo-
je dzieci. Ma gorace jjej pro-
Shy tego ME uczyniono,
Ksiezniczka napisala do
kr6la list W kt6rym Oswald
cza, ze jezeli ME pozwoli jej
.widziee sic 2 dziecmi to ona
bez pozwolenia : jego strony.
2. MIN; sic zobaczy. Kiedy.
przybyla do Drezna udala sic.
wprost z pociagu " towarzy-:
|stwie jakiej5 kobiety. do ho-'
telu Bellevue, gdzie ia zaraz.
|rozpoznan7o. Powiadomion no
% tenn policye 9 minister,
postal telegram do kr6la,
kt6ry obecnie bawi ma { polo
waniu W Pielnitz. Kr6l od-
powiedzial aby. ME pozwolo-
no jej wejsc do palacu j gdy-
by gwaltownie chcia1a wej6c.
poicya ma ia aresztowac.
Ksiezniczka ubrana W Ia
{obie wysz}a do przedsionku
palacu teatralnego. Porucznik
policy zasalutowa{ jej j po-
wiedzia1 jej zaraz ma wstepie
ze ME mozliwem jest, ably we
szla do palacu. Ma te odpo-
wiedz ksiezniczka zbladla j
poczela drzec ma calem ciele
i kilku policyant6w " obawie
ze moze upa5c ma schody
przytrzymalo ia. Po chwii
ksieniczka przyszla do siebie
i glosem drzacym try razy
rzekla: tProsze pozw6lcie
mi zobaczyc mole dzieci. :
Porucznik lubo, 10 czul IL
to6c dla niej jjednak odrzekl,
30 tego ME moze uczynic.
Ksiezniczka blada, 70 lzami v
49, = -, A. $50 ,,,;;aa1La6cv -
r,,opa 1,,, : J, !, $; d.;;a1; = Ls;as.
{, ,;asLa s. = - a;d,,;;a i ,e s;a : !, Md
- !; .rrorosd a. 81; "a nrzad ho-
ta,a,o
8 no,odn;, adwokat kaie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

new {. ORI|z ] Okropny
wypadek spot " sobote "a
"a Kulit; MI odego rob otnika
Ikolei Lake Shore zatnie eszka-
logo est senec ala Cen
q ulit pragns iak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

WILKES BARRE, !; j Pa.
Stanislaw Sander, g6rnik
udnioDy na bresze Pros
poet kopalni Leigh Valley
zostal SLIME pokaleczon od-
padlemii Cd sklepienia odla,
mani wegla.
Michal Koczulym przy-
padkoWo wlozyl reke v maszy-
ne do ciecia j ia uciela mu
3 palce.
29-letni ndrzej Kinner 20
stal SLIME pok aleczony ko-
palni Maffet " Sugar Notch.
przez oberwany : CORY odlam
wegla.
Straszliwa tragedya ro-
zegrala sic niedawno kolo
IHone ale. Chas Harder wy
jal MOI igroziil swejj ionic zabi-
ciem; gdy ME zWracal uwa-
q na ostrzezenie sWego 7-
letniego syna Johna ten
wzial strzelby zabil 60.
Wladze sadoWe uWolnily
morderce, stajac ego v obro-
1nie swej mat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

FAIRCHILD, Wis. w ze-
szly czwartek =, no. zmar-
Ia tn S. p. Rozalia Orlowskas
urodzona Gronowska rodeul
. pod kabiszyna " KsiestNie
Pozna1skiem Do Amerykii'
.przzyby@a " roku 1888 o- !,
grzeb jej odbyl sic v sobotA,
"a. Grudnia Z ko6cio ola
Jana na cnentarz katoieki.
Zmarla oplakuije maj sze6-
cioro dzieci, : kt6rych naj-
|starsza c6rka liczy lat 8,
raz try siostry j ieden bra,
wszyscy zamie eszkali Y Fair-
child, opr6cz wySei wspomia-
nych jedna siiostra lniesxka;
" Buffalo. Smutna byla)
gwiiazdka dla fami1iii i calego.
Fairch child. Znarllejj ol, In
Bog raczyl dac odpoczvnak Z
Wieczny y. u,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

gs ~
NIL W.AU KEE, Wis. NJ.
Czerwifska, kt6ra zach horowa-
Il pred tygodniem na tyfus,
umaria " szpitalu przypadko-
wynn wczoraj pred polud-
niem. Zw}oki jej zostaly "a
brane do kostnicy miejskiej
'Siedm orgiem pozostalych po
niei siierot kt6re mieszkaly 2
MIA pm. 224 przy ulicy Pear
son, zaopiekowali sic tym-
.czasowo krewni. Supernten-
dent William 6. Spindler ma
,sie postarac o umieszczenie
fich v przytulka powiato-
|wych.
Czerwifska liczyla 80 lata.
MAJ leJ z KtOr Orym zyd8 przez
pietna5cie lat cierpi Cd sze6-
ciu miesiecy AZ pomieszanie
zmysl6w j znajduje sic obec-
nie Y donnu dla oblakanych
" Wauwatoss. Pract,wal on
S.s~
dawniej " garbarni Gahluna.
DETRO1T ich J6zefinlls
Pilarska, ze skar-
81 Do sd 5adajac ozwo-
(du me zem sWoiim ady
!, ,,sIaMem liars an, g .lunists
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

WASHINGTON, D. G., "a
grudnia. - Urzedowe licze-
ME gfos6y zako6czono. Okla.
zuje sic, ze " roku biezacym
oddano tylko 13,508, 1876 gio-
SOW, podczas gdy " roku
1900 oddano ich 1865
2 glos6w. tych'. otrzymali:
Roosevelt lrepub blikalniin) J d
1925 Parker (demokra.
ta) 6,08O,O54. Debs (socyalis
sta) 3e1, ,687; Swallow fpro-
hibicyoni!sta) 260, ,4o3; Wat
son (people's) 1857; Cor.
regan, (Social. Labor 80, 453,
Halcomb (Contin entail La
bor) $50. IN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

pod nr. 81 Ferry ave. Roz-
vodka oskarza meza 0 zfe OBJ
chod dzenie sic 2 MIA.
Do salunu Antoniego Biel-
.skiego pod nr. 652 Riopelle
III. weszlo dw6ch nieznajo-
mych ludzii, kt6rzy posprze-
czali sic soba przy W6dce j.
jeden 2 Mich wystrzelil 2 re-
wolweru. Mkt ME zosta1
zraniony j nieznajomi porzu-
ciwszy ma podioge revolver
ucieki.
BAY. CITY, Mich. Dw6ch
'polskich braci' zylo Gle ze
SODA. Kazimierz Ryczek i
Jak6b Jakubiak. Spotkali sic
oni niedawno temu na jed :.
nej 2 ulic 8mej wardy a gdy
zacze]i sohie dogadywac, Ry-
GEEK ME namYslajac sic d1u-#
go, przyskoczy1 do Jakubiaka.
j pchnai go nozem " jedno
pIuco. ZdaWalo sic, ze chlopak
umrze zaraz, lecz natychmia-
stowa interwencya lekarska
j policyi wybawi}a 60 cd
smierci, a napastnika do
"chodzenia po ulicy.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
w WeSo,'1eqo
Pow@go
Pokul
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE.
*.
''.X:v

PETERSBURG, "a grud-
MIA. Car Mikolai dal teraz
wyraznie pozuac, ze sprzeci-
via sic proponowanym refor-
NOM. DIVA wydarzenia wczo-
raj to udowodnily i So pred
miotem rozln6w " Petersbur-
gu i calym kraju. Ma jednej
z depesz, " kt6rej ziemstwo
Czernigowa d. 2 grudnia "
bardzo lojalny spos6b prosi-
10 o zwolanie legalnie obra-
nych delegat6w ziemstw, kt6-
rzyby opracowali program
pozadanych reform, car VIA.
snorecznie napisa} ma margi-
nesie: ,,Uwazam postapienie
to "a zuchwa{e i beztaktow-
ne. Kwestye rzadu pa6stwo-
wego ziemstw ME obchodza.
Obowiazki ich i prawa jasno
okre6laja ustawy." Urzedowa
gazeta oglasza te notatke.
Nadto car przes}al ostra ma
game burmistrzowi Moskwy
"a to il tenze wystapil z pre-
NOVA popierajaca zaprowa-
dzenie reform. Zdaje sic, re
burmistrz otrzyma dymisye.
Z 3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

r T. 3. > @ ~ i
TOXIC, "a grudnia. ,Sto-
soWnie do raport6W, bitwa
wzdluz rzeki Sha centruje
sic obecnie pa ley{em japo6-
skiem skrzydle, 1 cz ME jest
ona bardzo niebezpieczna.
Potyczki odbywaja sic pre-
waznie noca pomied edzy pod
jazdani Moskale podobno
stracili dose znaczna liczbe
zolnierzy W ostatnich potycz-
kach.
Polozenie pod Portem Ar
tura jest niezmienne. Wielkie
zawieje 6niezne przeszkodzily
znacznie japodczykom 0 ope-
racyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

AmunicYa byla przeznaczona
dla rosyjjskiej firmy " Tent
sin, a ztamtad wys1anoby ia
prawdopod dobnie DO Portu.
Artura.
Przesy}ka ia byla przecho-
wana pomiedzy innemi la.
dunkami kt6re niosly wiel-
blady ma placach z Kangan.
Byla ona pod dozorem ME-.
mieckiej firmY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-04-01
GEO. STRATEMEYER
FAVORS PICTURES

George Stratemeyer, lately of Olaa
plantation, is willing to undertake to
advertise Hawaii at st. Louis and other
cities with pictures of Hawaii displayed
on a 5O-foot screen. He is a firm be-
lever in the efficacy of pictures as a
means of attracting people and has
found good many business men In ia
vor of the project.
He does not believe moving pictures
would pay as there Is considerable
more expense attached to exhibiting
them, than to display large screen pic
lures with stereopticon. With cleo
trio current supplied to "a stereopticon
such pictures could be thrown On
large sheet II displayed in the open air.
or If in hall, upon a smaller sheet
but with good effect.
He estimated that such project
would cost from $4,000 to $4,000, inclu-
ding purchase of apparatus. salaries,
rents, and travelling expenses. He is
anxious to take such an advertising
medium to st. Louis If the exhibit
could not be given In the exposition
grounds proper II could be given just
outside and attract probably as many
people. II Is his idea to make use OF
the Hawaii Promotion Committee lit
erature, making It's distribution spe-
cial feature of the display.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-04-01
SNATCHED
OFF SIBERIA
An Alleged Bankrupt
and His Family Are
Taken Ashore.
(From Wednesdays Daily

A writ of ne exeat was issued out
of the United States District Court yes
terday afternoon to prevent the depar-
ture of an alleged absconding debtor.
1t was in connection with a petition of
Hoffschlaeger Company to have Young
Nap, otherwise Young Lap, a Maui
storekeeper. adjudicated bankrupt. Ac-
cording to statute, in a case of in
voluntary bankruptcy, a single creditor
with a claim amounting to $4,000 may
take individual action. In this matter
the petitioner enters a claim of about
$4,000 against the respondent.
Young Nap or Lap was suspected Of
intention to get away in the Siberia
for China with $4,000 in gold and drafts.
Hence the issuance of the writ to stop
him, attached to which was the require
ment of bond in the sum of $4,000 to
protect his creditors.
Deputy Marshal F. l.. Winter took
the man from on board the steamer
Siberia just before she sailed last night
His wife and family came ashore with
Young Nap. The woman evidenced by
her compressed feet that she belonged
to the aristocratic class of the old
school, Husband, wife and children all
went to Jail. There was no time for
the man to put up bond even If able
to do so otherwise.