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st a fifth ball tsruck him, passed en-

last q fttth ball ISTuCk Nun, paSSeu clt-
trely through his left cheek, and brought
him sonsoless to the ground. lie was
now carried to the rear BY some of his
men, and tho surgeons pronounced his
wounds mortal, but the tender nursing
OF his devoted wife, who remained near
him during the whole OF tho war, and
his own unconquerable spirit, brought
him safely through the crisis. and no.
was enabled to return to the army IN
April, 1863. as brlgndcr- general. assigned
10 the command Of ,Lawton's' Georgia
Brigade, General LuWton. after his wound
at sharpsburg having been made guar
tcrmaster general.
In his official report of Boonsboro,
General II. e. Lee said:
Colonel Gordon handled his regiment In
n manner have never seen or heard
cqualed during the WAL"
General D. Fl. HILL In his report. call
ed Gordon the "Chevalier Bayard OF the
army" and said OF him:
Colonel Gordon, the Christian hero.
excelled his former deeds at Seven Pines.
and in the battles around Richmond. Our
language is not capable Of expressing
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charge. Tho boats made of from the
steamer snecly, bit one after nnotnur
they cnpslsed. und we were helpless W
render the occupants any ass'stnhce'
8rhcy simpiy drowned before our eyes,
Busy Battling.
Lii Tho mean time crew and passengers
we're busy bailing and trying TO stop t'I M, me
leak, but without success. rho nal''nS
was Kept np. however, and soon %e
were overjoycd 10 learn that a big LUZ
had hold or us. The tow noat s'hrto y.
md made pretty good progress until u
became apparent tint snc was c'r"ehl',E
Under us then all hands went on deck,
and as the Inflated packet lstca, w
Sgradnnly ornwled upon Ter exposed siu y
from, where the brave fellows from inc
Ilolyoltc rescued most of u.s.
Prominent among those known to nave
been aboard and unncconnted for IS
Homer swaync, iron and steel plant pro-
motor and owner Of valuable iron prop,
critics In British Columbia lle board
tho vessel here and was not among the
rescued. H.t8AG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
LAST COUNTY COURT.
King George People Give Up the
institution With Regret.

Especial to Tho Times-D Dispatch,
CONFORM. VA, Jan. 9.--The last County
Court for king George was held Thurs
day. adjotrning last night. and Judge II.
II. Il. Chichester left for his home ut
Fredericksburg. great many Of tho
sovcrc,gns spent yesterday on tho old
court green. and the abolition OF County
Courts was the chief topic Of talk by I'LL
classes throughout tho day. II was with
the deepest regret and actual sorrow that
King Georglans, both old md young.
parted company with the lime-honorcd
and popular institution.
Tho books and other nppllrtennncos OF
the trcnsurers office have not been
turned over. to the new treasurer. So!
far however no controversy over tho
matter has arisen between the old and
the now treasurer. #
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GALLANT GORDON
YIELDS TO DEATH.
Continued from First Page,

Is. 49,
Il, tho Revolutionary war. He graduated 70
first in his class ut the UNIVERSITY ~
Georgia, and begun the practice oil law
hnl at the breaking out OF the warn
5,vos developing some mines IN lne sl LlV.
4 famous mining region OF North iao ''l,,
And Immediately raised n company ci'1ssu
tho '.Raccoon Rousns, ~ winch was ~
/. ,acheds to the Eighth Alabama Reg meht'
ana c,nptain Gordon was soon after
elected m,,jor of the regiment Being IN
Ewell's brigade ut First Manassas. th's
regiment had really no serious 1lGhtihs
,I,ti; the battle Of Seven Pines, the last
Of MAY. 1862, Gordon having In the mean.
t,mf been made its lhautenant- colonel
AMI then its colonel. ,,,
In this battle Gordon led MS men WIN
most conspicuous gallnntry, ana thoS
followed him with most heroic courage
nrd snlendid dnsh-the regiment losing,
mi If COO men carrksd into action, s:l6
Killed and wounded--in one company OF
rc1ty men there beng only ten SURVIVORS.
Gordon had his Clothes riddled with bul-
lets and his horse killed from tnder MN.
Commanding his regiment IN the prlshde
Of the able and gaant Gen. r. y. Rodcs,
he bore his sharve in the seven days llght
nj tund Richmond, md the second Mahas-
sas campaign, and was the FIRST 70 cross
roro Gap, In the South Mountain. Cor
don and his men Won their bloodiest
s1u,els, and performed the most heroic
and important service which they had
vet had opportunity OF rendering
Having found General Lees confidcn-
tial plan Of campaign and order OF march.
Mcclellan had laid aside his usual eau
ton and was pressing forward to pass
Shrough the gaps and raise the siege OF
tIarper's Fairy before Jackson could
capture it, and General D. II. Hill rode
along the line of his division to impress
officers ana men with the necessity OF
lc;1Ing their ground to the last extrem-
!ty When h., reached Gordon's position
the chlvalric Georgian called out In clear
tones, which were heard by all of his
men: general HiJ, you need not fear
# for. this part Of the line. These men are
gcing 10 stay, here" The men caught the :
spirit OF their commander and responded
with o yell that ran down the line: Yes;
VIZ have come to stay" Alash their
words were, ,indee~ prophetic, for many
oc those ragged hs'ons did stay there
'.dcad on the fled OF glory"
They held tlssir line against overw!lclm-
.ne odds, ana contributed no little towards
Keeping back Mcclellan until after E1ar-
rer's Ferry had surrendered, but the
slaughter among them was fearful.
Shot Through the Leg.
Colonel Gordon himself was wounded
twice early in the battle, two balls pass
Ing through his right leg, but he refused
10 leave the field: an hour later, ball
passed through bis left arm. and lit
tie while after another ball penetrated
his shoulder, and he was covered with
blood, faint ard haggard. but still held
his place and cheered his men, until at
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VIRGINIA BRIEFS.

( NEWPORT NEWS, VA-The steam.
ships Austriana, Shenandoah, soestdyk
and Amsteldyk. bound for Newport News,
iron, foreign ports, are five days overdue
and some anxiety is felt concerning their
snfety' as llerco storms recently have
been prevailing on the Atlantic.
gro, charged with having. committed
Tnany crimes In North Carolina, was as
rested at Pocah6ntas yesterday. some
time ago he succeeded in escaping from,
Walnut Grove, N. G., by chewing the,
lie vas taken to Roanoke, where he was
turned over to the North Carolina officers,
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81 ID.
Dispatch. received last night, gives me
other side of the bitter factlonal con,
trovcrsy being forecast OF the reply 81
the Eusionists to tho charges Of me
Struightouts,
Tho Fuslonista OF Norfolk county nave
filed no reply yet to the charges loagea
against Mcssrs. Parker and owens, de1o'
gates-elect, by which IT Is sought 70
prevent their entrance into tho 4'e1'o'
cratic caucus.
The formal reply Of the Fusionls's WIZ
will be made public on Monuay' S4he
political records Of Colonel william a.
Stewart. of Portsmouth. the represents
tive standing sponsor for their conf
plant, and of George w. Jones, chair
man of the straightout party VII pc
gone into. II will be set forth lhas .i'e
Straghtouts voted lifelong Replphca,,,s
in their primary. Including the hepup'''I
can postmaster at Port NorfolKt
Mr.. William q, Parker holds I ~ ~
and his colleague, having been llfe-lons
Democrats and nominated by lIi1a,IS
In which no negro voted. are not unaer
suspicion so far as party fealty IS con,
cerped They resent the 1mpptaaoh tnu!
they train with the, Republicans ana VIZ
SO state to the Legislature. ~ ceI,hHi
element of tho Republicans party-in NoF!,
folk county chose to vote for them il1leg
hold that It Is not fault or thelrs,
~
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PROMINENT PEOPLE
Testify to the Efficacy Of the New Sclet
tiftc Dandruff Treatment.


Testify to the Efficacy Of the New ScIen-
tiftc pandruff Treatment.
A. y. Lanier, Denver, says: "Herpiclde
has made my hair grow rapidly"
Mrs. a. Guerln, Great Falls, Mont,
says; II find Herpicide an excellent dan
druff cure
II. Greenland, Portland, Ore, says;
"Newbros lIerpiclde stopped my hairs
falling out"
j. d. Israel, Norton, Wash, says:
"Herpicde has completely cured my dan
druff"
Charles Brown. president First Nation
al Bank Vancouver, Wash, says: "Herp-
icide Is noted for keeping the scalp
Clean }i74
Insist upon the genuine. Sold by
leading druggists. Send ii0c.yin stamps
for sample to The llerpiclde Co. De-
troit. Mich Owens ~ Minor prus CO..,
Special Agens.p n SIS ". n b,
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5ArrAR o. ROSES s, a DROP,

All nations concedc 70 tHe Ruse TIC
distinction Of being the queen Of HOW
avs from the remotest time 1t has
ornnmented MI public occasions II fig
lres at the bridal altar and 1.-THE grave,
lis perfume is the most highly treasured
Of ali flowers, and the essence which
Is extracted In Persia aud known as
Altar of Roses finds ready sale at the
fabulous, price of one dollar ~ drop,
Euually precious are Dr.. Bhrkhaft,s
Vegetable Compound Tablets They are
priced by all nations as the atesI us
rheumatism. CutarEh. CONSTIPATION aud
ali diseases Of the blood. heart, nerves.
ana stomach; yield quickly 10 lthslr Won.
,derfuls healing power. "A thirty DAYS
eattne,,t COSTS only 25c, at any dFu ".
store S IS 8. Y II :sjs
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by reconstruction machinery"
He was elected United States senator
In 1873, and again in 1870 and resigned
In 1880 In ord..r to raise money to build
the Georgia Pacific Railway. l1e was
elected Governor OF Georgia In 1886. and
re. elected In 1888 and in 1890 he was
again elected to the United States Sen
ate, and at the expiration Of his term nc
declined reelection.
His public services have been very
mghly appreciated, and he has been one
OF the most popular men In his State and
In the country at large. He was one OF the
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CIR rublic iilati, and has drawn Urge
crowds, North md South. WHO i,avo bccna
delighted With his lectures on ,8"TRe First
rays Of the Confedefncy,' md '"rhe Last
Days or tic iConfedcracy' Since Its Or
igDnization he has been General Cons
}rinndlngN tho "United Confetefate Vot-i
cran Association. and Ills appearance
among It's old comrades and Ills ,ouuent
speeches always excited tho widest eil-
thusiasi11. ia Il
4 tors, statesmen and Christian gentlemen
os tho South, the tnir,, or 1oin u. Cor
don stands conspicuous, white few ilnvA
dong, us much as he to reconcile once
4hellgerent, but nov fraternul sections ot
Botir common country.
III j. WILLIAM JONES. n
Richmond Va.
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ON THE ICE AT RESERVOIR LAKE.

means nothing but n period of suffering,
that Is intense--a time of cold and hum
ger and bitterness, when the very cle-
ments even are against him. TO the
man whose worldly lot knows no such
things. the beauty Of winter and the
pleasure ii affords appeals. He can see
and enjoy what tho other cares not TO
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the laws OF the State and of the decisions
of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee. After enumeration IN some de-
tail other alleged otfcnscs, the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee OF tho coun-
ty appeal to the Democratic legislative
caucus to exclude Mcssrs. Owens and
Parker from the party caucus. Mr.. Owens
being already member
The Fusionists' Side,
The following special telegram from the
Norfolk correspondent Of The Times
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SAVED NOTHING
FROM The WRECK:
General Reyes Ready to Leave
Washington a Much Disap-
pointed Man. .1.
Thy Associated Press.)

a 5WASHINGTON. ID. -C..sF JAM. Coon
y:nced OF the determination of the United
States not to rctrace a step on the 18th.
mug and Of the consequent failure Of
his mission, General Rafael Reyes, tho
special envoy, is ready TO leave Wash
ington.
In "a long cablegram which General
Reeves has dispatched to General Mar
rouuIn, he has reviewed the negotiations
at Washington and informed the Bogot;L
government that after doing everything
In his power. to save something from tho
wreck, he has failed General Reyes
has not supplemented this announcement
with q word of advice as to the course
his government shall pursue
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TO Prove SN4MPROO tn Great kidney LIVER and
Bladder Remedy EveryRsader Of the Rchmono
Sunday May Sample Bottle FREE


mall mna.c
book tng a u
Knmer CO., -.
Il Z I, 4 q
make any
NYi .
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carry out the terms, Of surrender, upon
which Generals Lee and j. Grant had
agreed. .5;.a,. xia..
In parting with his old comrades no
nsde a tli'illingly eloquent and tpathetlc.
speech. which has fingered In their MEM
osies and hearts ever since.
After the War.
His career since the war has been a
brilliant success. Declining the use OF his
ma me- as a candidate for Governor OF
Georgia against r. B. Bullock. he was yet
t,iumphanly elected, though counted out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

ccaseless tune, there now hung a man-
tic of Ice, seemingly frozen as 1t sprang
into the air. A CLASSY sheet covered the
ponds and the merry sport Of skating
was on. The Reservoir. Westhampton'
Lakeside, Forest Hill and the other ia
vorlte places were all In fine conditlon
and each day and night saw hund'e0s %
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Sanders-Webb.

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
II CHILTONs. VA, jan. 9.--Mr. John SAM
ders, OF Irvlngton. Lancaster county, and
Miss Ellie Webb, OF Warsaw, Richmond
were married by Rev. q. M Cons
nelly ut Gotham Park Baptist Church,
near Warsaw. Wednesday. tsis IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
Robbed Commission House.

Thieves entered the wholesale commis-
sion house OF Il, w. Evans & Co. short
" after nightfull yesterday and secured
a small amount OF cash. Entrance was
apparently effected through front win
dow. a cash d, , erincar tho front door
WINS ripped open and about 50 In small
change was removed.
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tho city employ in some capacity or
other But little business was done Pc
You'd electing Mr.. II, ], carlton secretary
FOR the unexpired term Of Mr.. John 9.
EnSe, resigned,
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see, and seeing does not enjoy.
Toward the end OF the week there was
light snowfall. but during the remainder
snow was consplcuously lacking. Tho
thermometer was at It's lowest ebb. how
ever, and biting winds stiffened tho wa
ter in the lake and the fountain Where
Il few days before the water bubbled IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

3 r. M. to-day at the Methodist Inst!-
tute, His address In the morning VIII
follow the breakfast to the home'ess
people. At night no VIII speak TO INC
public at large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
Prominent Railroad Men.

Messrs. r. G. Erwin. president OF tho
Atlantic Coast Line, and Warren g. Ell
liott,, president OF tho Coast Line OF Con-
ncclcut, Wero In tho city yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
FRozEN FOUNTAINS I'M THE PUBLIC PARKS.

the best citizens there The clank Of
many skates rang against the Ice and
the pastime was enjoyed to the full.
Pretty girls, prettiy dressed; men, wo-
men and children, all took advantage OF
thc freeze The Ice was five or SIN
inches thick and was never before more
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when some unfortunate went through the
Ice to chilly bath below. The list Of
accidents, however, was remarkably
small. The Ice was thick and firm ana
smooth, and there was-po danger, keen
and unqualified enjoyment OF me Spot Lo,
wnh nossible to all, even the merest child,
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suited to skating.
There were the usual striking ana peau-
tiful scenes at night when big bon fires
lighted up tho lakes and warmed the
skaters, ridiculous scenes BY day when
a skater too venturesome found himsell
ina muddle; exciting scenes at all times,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

There comes a time to both men and
women when sickness and poor nealtli
bring anxiety and trouble hard to "A bear;
dlsappohtm seems to follow every
effort Of physicians IN oar behalf.
and remedies We try have little or no
effect, In many such ca ses serious mis-
takes are made In doctorlng, and not
knowing what the disease IS or. what
makes us sick. Kind nature warns US
by certain symptoms. which nre unmis :.
taxable evidence Of danger, such as too
frequent desire to nrinate, -scnnty sup
ply, scaldlng Irritation, pain or dull ache
I'M the bnck--they tell us Ii, silence that.
our. kidneys need doctor.ng. Il neglected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
THIRTEEN PRESENT.
Clay Ward Actives DEFY Evil
Omen-Little Business Done.

The Clay Ward Actlves held a months
ly meeting last night. and there were
present exactly thirteen members, eleven
OF whom were either counc1lmen or ~
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Winter in its most pronounced form
gripped Richmond during the past week,
nnG for several days instituted a verit-
able reign Of Ice that kept the field and
the fountain locked stiff and fast.
AS with nearly all things. winter has
its two sides. the good and the bad. TO
the beggar, shiyerIng in his corner, 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

ncys, and had to ,rinnte from four to seven
times a ulsht often with slnnr:ng md urilllg:
twenty pounds III two weeks, ind thought I
would soon die. I took The first dose, Of your
swnmn-1ioot In the evening ut bed time, and
was very much surprised I had TO urlnatc but
once that night, mud the second might J did not
set up until morning have used lrso bottles
IG7 lam Il farmer and nm working every. day.
and weigh 100 pounds the same that weighed
before ! was taken sick ~, ll.59{
{3,6 $50 n Gratefully yours,
April 9th. 1908. 9. Marsh Till, In.
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misery. bccn1nc weak. cmacintcd and very
much run down. j had great difficulty in.
retaining my urine; aud was Obliged to pass aa;
used n sample bottle Of nr kilncr's Swamp.
Root sent me on my request s1psrleneea re-
Two large bottles and continued taking IL resu !,
.ilrly. iNGny pleased to say ,hut sMdlhl.-.y !
cured mo entirely. can now stand on my leat
nil day without uny bad aymptoms whatever.
Swamp. Root has proved blessing to me.
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Mainly About People.

Grace Street. will return home from New
York Tomorrow
u MISS Susie Young creath3 leftfor Peters.
burg on Friday Ito spend several days
With her sister, Mrs Robert T. Jones.
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At the institutes

Mr.. 9, w n MINIS, The FkiMFHe 81 J,
evangelist, will speak ct : a. ~. a9ea
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OPPOSE ADMISSION
TO CAUCUS
Continued From First Page.)

~ Z ILOHIHHEu 7 IUTI1 = IHE HHVIJ
Major T.. ". Owsns, one of the men
elected TO the House on tlp: Fusion ticket,
publicly claimed that he WAS chairman,
and repud!ated the authority of the Dem
ocratic STATE Central Committee.
1t Is further charged ..iat at Fusion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

! n Mrs. z. AUSTIN,
10 Nassau St, Brooklyn. n. x.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
Wiecej rOzruchu.

Awantury strajkier6w ME SO tax
prawie powazne lax indlwidualnet
zamieszanie W systemic. Przepra-
cowanie sic, utrata snu, nerwowost,
bedzie nastepstwem bezwarunkowe-
go upadniecia, jezeli ME zapobiegg-
ME natychmlastowe odpoWied1n1dite'
lekarstwo. Niema mic tax odpowie-
dniego do wyleczania zamieszania
" watrobie albo nerkach jak Etec-
trio Bitters. Jest to zadziwlajace
lekarstwo ma rozstrdjj :nerwowy, maj
slawniejsze ma okof lekarsswon ma
zrujnowany system. Ono rozpedza
nerwoWost, reumatyzm.i neuralgia
w7ylgania zarodki malarii. Tylko !,Oc
'ggwarrantowane jake skuteczne plrrz,,eez
NJ. J. Kowalewskiego, aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
Czarny matuzalem.

ZAleksandryi donosza, ze "
.Sudanie lyle pewien SEEK SEEK
nazwiskiem Mahsour, LEGACY
obecnie III lat. Ten starzecc
uroizi1 sic "a rzad6w su1ta-.
ma Dakfura j widzial trzech
w1adc6w ma tronie. By1 IONA
ty "A ray, q owocem tych.
ma1ze6stw bylo Il syn6w.i 6
c6rek. Co sic tyczy jego try
bu zyciia, to ME uzywal On on.
nigdy tyto'n1iiluu, lktiaWy j zsa a1d:l't
spirytu1Iaal]Lit6w. Mesa lie iada bar
do ma1o j prr,aawlie wylac+znliie'
zywii sic mlee ken Po Pom
tax ~nii,e,z,,,Wsgy,kk.}l'e9ggoo w 1iv'ESu sedzl-
w sell: seek Jest ~ z,ulp pei 1Ii9 re
skiem j zdrowymr,.. a.. spodz'llpe9-'
va sic esjiz,,cze Wv:iiellee lat lat p pre-
zy6. Iss, ..5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

49, Az ktkrrvzyvxsSw ziimia
uiamali ID ID do kozciol6w ka-,
tol;ck;cbwa Wronkac IS. . I'm,
.Czarleinia. Kostrzvnie sie-
.k;arkach. pdzie skradli kosz.
+owna przedmiotv koseielne.I
IPrzez dose dlupis Gas ME -
.da}o sic owych zloczy6c6w
.nochwvci6;. Nareszcie dw6ch.
.nrzvdvbano Wmarcur I. J. bod.
.Nakla, 8. pomimo .wszelkich.
noaznk;ua6; dochodze6. ME
ado1o j. ;odnaL stw;erdzit
doL1adn;a5;ch tozsamo6ci. Je-
dan J MICH opowiadal. i sie
zow;a pawa} Werner W ! lest
= ohL;an, Al =; nazwa} ala
:Ionano KnozorowsI;m rzez-
n;L;am przoz +rzv kwartaIv
.dochodz;1 cad ;ak aie w}a6ci-
4; noz,,wo;o odz;o. s;a .,,ro-
All; !; - ;aszczo .n;a ga Ia
,.on; Warmer Lt6rv nain;erw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
Mapa Swiata.

Piekna mapa, emu do objasnle'
MIA, drukowana ne grubym papie-
tze 42x64 cali osadzona ma wal
kach; brzegl oD}ozone p}6tneml
przedstawiajaca nasza nowa pos'a-
d}o5c wysp, kole] syberyjska, tele-
graf podmorski Pacifiku, koleie j
inne f%izyonomie, Japonie. Chinv,
Mandzurye, Koree j daleki wsch6d.
Wyslemy kazdemu pc ~nades}aniu
nam IS cent6w " znaczkach pocz-
towych W. B. Kniskern, r. Z. NJ.
Chicago North Western Ry Chicago
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
KatastrOfa W cyrkul.

w, cyrku ,,Prixe" W Ma
drycie~ wydarzy} sic tragiczny
wypadek. Mianowicie Anne
rykanka Minna Alix, produ-
kujac sic ma AUTOMOBILE z
tax wv. ,,jazda piekelna W
pierscieniu, spad1a wraz au-
tomobilem i odniosla smier-
telne okaleczenia. Wsrod pu-
blicznosci powsta}a panika.
Kilka kobiet zemdla1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
Pu}kownlik Lincz,

kt6ry jako dow6dzca irlandz-
kiej brygady W wojnie po}ud-
iowo -afryka6skiej walczyf
po stronie Bur6w, skazany
"a to przez sad angielski ma
smierc, a nastepnie alaska
wiony ma ~dozywotnie wiezie:-:
ME, zosta1 obecnie wypusz-
czony ma wolno6e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
Ofialra nauk|i.

z Medjolanu nadchodzi
w%iadomosc, ze professor che
mil, Wincelnty Rodella " No
ware, p~rzygotowyWal sic v
laboratorjum DO odczytu Q
.kwasie pruskim, gdy magic.
.pek}o naczynie szklane "a
wierajace te trucizne. Gdy
studenci weszli, znalezli pro-
fesora bez zycia,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
Najwyzsze z e

ma swiecie znajduja sic W A
ustralii. w leslie Ternshow,
pomiedzy Sydnejem i Mel
burmem .rosnie kilka olbrzy-
mich eukaliptusow, 2 ktorych
jeden ,,Wuj Samuel" ma 1872
metry wysokosci i 125 metr.
W obwodzie, drugi ,,Big-Bei'
ma 1913 metr. wysokosci i X
metr, W obwodzie.