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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-15
Kuropatkin wypah Z faski.
Mikofaj Mikoiajewicz otrzyma godnoS6
naczelnego wodza.
DOhdery " Port Aturze zyWa sic suehym ch|eben1.
KOPOT Z ROSYJSKIM KRAzOWNIKIEM
Generality konsu Chnach ME godzen zaufana prezydena
" Port Arturze zyWia sic suchym chleben1.
KLoPoT 4 RosYJsKIM KRAzoWN1KIEM.
Generality konsu chnach ME godzien zaana prezydenta

SSZCle w CISDui 81. N
mowili tym projekcie pred
szesciu tygodniami dwaj dyplo-
maci, ktorzy zezwolili mi ma ula-
wnienie tego planu, bez wymle-
mania nazwisk. Wahaiem sic
dlugo, ale interesy Rosyl, ktora
zawsze zasadniczo byla przeciw
takim planom, interesy Austryi /
Slowiaiszczyzny, ktorym zagra-
zaja zblizajace sic do urzeczywl-
strienia plany niemieckie, zdecy-
dowaly mnie do ogioszenia tego,
CO mi powiedziano.
"Uwazam "a konieczne dodac,
re wskaza}em tu tylko giowne
punkty umowy, ktore juz So skre-
slone wyraznie. lime szczegoly
drugorzedne dotad ME So wyja-
snione. jak mp. kwestya kompen-
saty Francyi. Francya oczywiscie
pragnelaby kompensaty TERRITORY
ainej l to w Europe (Alzacya
Lotaryngia), ale Niemcy ME mo-
ga sic ma to zdecydowac i propo-
nuia ziemie w Afryce, albo Kiao-
Czau. Czy sic ma to zgodzi Fran
eva = to kwestya.
"Tymczasem zgoda Francyi
dla Niemiec jest tenn koniecznieJ-
sza, re wed1ug ich planu Francu-
ri powinni odmowic pomocy
Wlochom, ktorym Niemcy mic
dac ME chca, co jest zupe}nie zro-
zumialem, bo trzebaby stracic ma
zawsze Tryest, a Z MIN wyjscie
ma Adryatyk.
"Niewyjasnionemi okazuja sic
rowniez losy Bosnii i Hercegowi-
ny kwestya, jaka nazwe bedzie
nosilo panstwo Czeskie pod pa
nowaniem Habsburgow. lynn
czasem Niemcy ME zamierzaja
zupelnie uczynic zadosc dawnyn1
zyczeniom Czechow, aby mieli
swoje kr6lestwo, pragna ma
zwac ziemie czeskie wielkiem
ksieztwem. Wszystko to sa jed
max szczegoly, ktore jest latwo
zalatwit, jezeh zgodzono sic ma
zasady podstawowe.
Hr. Wandalin Mniszech "od
pietnastu lat wzywa} MEOW sta'
nu austryackich, ably zerwali
Niemcami blizej zlaczyli sic z
Rosya, ktora jest najlepszym /
naturalnym sprzymierzefcem
Austryi. Tylko wzmocnienie Ro-
syi przez zjednoczenie wszyst-
kich zywiolow s}owiahskich 1
zwiazek Austrya Francya mo-
ze zapobiedz podziaiowi cesar
stwa Austryackiego i utworzeniu
strasznej potegi pangermanlzrnu,
ktory pochiania wszystkie nlniej-
sze narodowosci slowianskle
Autor ME mowi nam, co sic stalo
z jego nawoIywaniami, kohczN
nastepujacym efektownym zwro-
tenn:
"Na Dalekim Wschodzie
grzmia dzia}a. =. w Hofburgu
wiedeiskim szlachetny starzec
przytloczony oiezkiemi doswiad,
czeniami, zbliza sic do mogi{y, i
coraz grozniej podnosi sic mad
Siowianszczyzna straszny upior
nienasyconego pangermanizmu.
'Upior ten = to tajemnicze O.
gniwo, laczace liczne, pozornie
ME zwiazane ze soba zjawiska
historyi ostatnich Lat, miesiecy
dni. =. ~9ai.l
"Czyz Slowianszczyzna pozo-
stawi bez uwagi to grozne ma
ne, tekel fares?"
ur>x.I-1 UIlininoah znCtQnta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-15

flewskiego, "a przy tel sposobno-
sci ma burmistrza Harrisona, "a
ktorego zarzadu po macoszemu"
traktuje sic jezyk niemiecki W
szko1ach = lblicznych. DR.. Kuf-
lewski swoje zrobii, Niemcy "a
to nazwali go "der edle Pole,
my Polacy wyraz "edel" we VIA
sciwem jego znaczeniu rozumie-
my, : zatem wszystko jest W
porzqdku. -.
Wartoby tylko jeszcze Amery-
kanow zapoznat fakcikiem
przez mas opisanym.
Ludnose miasta Chicago.
w wielu koiach obywateli CHI
cagoskich wywolal zdziwienie,
rozczarowanie, a nawet oburze-
ME, rezultat ostatniego liczenia
ludnosci miasta zarzadzonego
przez rade szkolna. Ma podstawie
tego liczenia bowiem okazaio sic,
jakoby Chicago posiadaso tylko
1,714,I44 mieszkahcow! A my
smy tax byli pewni, re ludnosc
naszego miasta wynosi przeszlo 2
miliony!
Temu oburzeniu i rozczarowa-
niu dano wyraz w prasie. Posy-
paly sic protesta, skargi ma ME-
dokladnosc liczenia, zadania pre-
liczenia ponownego.
Wladze tenn liczyc sic mu-
sza. %. Ma wczorajszej sesyi ra-
dy szkolnej, ma wniosek Duddle-
stona, polecono komitetowi bu-
dynkow i gruntow sprawdzic
wiarygodnosc liczenia. Alder
man Scully zas ma pierwszej Sc
syi rady miejskiej, ktora sic od-
bedzie po wakacyach, postawl
wniosek zarzadzenia ponownego
liczenia. Moze przecie uda sic u
dowodnic, re Chicago ma prze-
szlo diva miliony mieszkahcow.
Move b1azefstwa szarlatana.
Znany szarlatan John Alexan-
der Dowie, ktory ogiosi} sic pro
rokiem'' i przybral imie "Elijasza
III" pred kilku laty, sadzi, ze
mu sic nalezy awans "a to, re W
zesz1ym roku w New Yorku w
biezacym roku w Austraii wy
szydzono go napedzono napo-
wrot do giupcow, ktorych bala-
muci w SVEN Zion City,. Ma
tajnej natadzie re swymi przy-
wodzcami postanowi}, by W
przyszia niedziele w jego zborze
posrod wielkich uroczystosci O.
glosiG go "apostolem". Jake wte-
dy imie przybierze, ME wiemy,-
ale zapewne nowe znajdzie dla
siebie imie, gdyz Elijasz byi "tyl-
ko' prorokiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-15
Kronika MiejscoWa,
DR.. Kuflewski a Niemcy.

Doktorowi Kuflewskiemu,
cz}onkowi rady szkolnej, ktory
ma wczorajszej sesyi tel rady O.
burzyl ma siebie Niemcow, przy-
pomnimy anegdotke - oparta ma
prawdziwym fakcie, = ktora do
skonale tlomaczy, dlaczego Mem
cy, chcac sic wyrazic Z przeka-
sem O Polakach, nazywaja ich
"edle Pollen" (szlachetni Polacy),
nadajac wyrazowi "edel" W tym
zwrocie szyderskie znaczenie.
Pewnego razu Henryk Heine,
zydowsko niemiecki poeta Gre
szta bez watpienia zdolny, czego
Mkt mu ME odmawia) w Paryzu
W pewnej kawiarni W gronle
przyjacioi wyraza1 sic ze zwy-
klym swym zjadliwym dowcipem
lekcewazaco o Polakach. Przy'
sluchiwal sic temu przez czas ME
jaki pewien Polak, siedzcy przy
sasiednim stoliku, ale w koncu
wstaf oburzony, przystapif do
zyda, i zazadal odszczekania te-
go, co powiedzial. Heine rozzu-
chwalony tenn, re znajdowal sic
w otoczeniu kilku przyjaciol,pod-
czas gdy Polak byl sam, nietylko
ME odwolaf, ale pozwolil soble
ma jeszcze jeden zart obrazliwy.
0w Polak wtedy dal Heinemu
publicznie w twarz. Wszyscy O.
czekiwali wyzwania ma pojedy-
mex, zwlaszcza, re Polak rzuci}
Heinemu swoj billet wizytowy
wyszedl spokojnie. Ale Heine ami
mysla1 pojedynku, tylko zem-
scii sic w inny sposob. Otto W pa
re dni pozniej napisa} obrzydliwy
wierszyk, powszechnie znany, O.
pisujacy jakoby przygody dwoch
Polakow: "Krapulinski' i"Wras-
chlapski", "Polen aus der Pola-
kei" ;. w ktorym zowie ich "die
zwei edlen Pollen. Cd owego
czasu Niemcy, chcac sic z pre-
kasem wyrazat Polakach, 20
wia ich "edle Pollen, azeby
przypomniet 6w wierszyk zja-
dliwy, ogolnie znany. My, Pola-
cy, czytajac takie wyrazenie sic,
r6wniez przyponinamy sobie ten
wierszyk, ale zarazem wiazacy
sic MIN fakt znakomicie ilustru-
jacy, w jaki sposob "zdolni wy
ksztalceni" zydkowie postepuJa,
kiedy i'm kto W twarz PLUME. -.
illinois Stats Zeitung" W
dzisiejszym swym numerze ma
zywa dra Kuflewskiego "der edle
DR.. Kuflewski', mszczac sic "a
pewien policzek moralny ,dany
przez tegoz pewnym gernaniza-
torskim zapedom.
Oto pewien professor uniwersy-
tetu chicagoskiego, Camille Won
Kleuze, porozumiawszy sic z dy-
rektorem teatru milwauckim, Le-
onem Wachsnerem, ,zaproponowa1
radzie szkolnej, by polecila nau-
czycielkom i,dzieciom w szko-
ZACH publicznych uczeszczac ma
popoludniowe przedstawienia ME
mieckie, "specyalnie ola szko} u
rzadzane" ktore pan Leon Wach-
sner zamierza w Chicago urza-
die, a uzasadniI swe dziwaczne
zadanie tenn, IL przyczyni sic to
do wydoskonalenia sic tych nau-
czycielek dzieci W jezyku ME.
mieckim.
Calkiem slusznie powstal pre-
civ temu DIR. Kuflewski energi-
cznem SVEN wystapieniem wy
| kazawszy niedorzecznosc tego "a
! dania, doprowadzil do tego, re
! propozycya zlozono W rece komi-
tetu, gdzie zapewne zostanie
pogrzebana. Zloszcza sic teraz
gazety niemieekie ma dra Ku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-15
TELEGRAM Y.
z teatru wojny.

FIyz, IS WrZeSnla. Sal u
wzglednil probe arcyksiecia A
leksiejewa i zwolnil go Cd obo-
naczelnego wodza
wojsk ladowych marynarki. A
leksiejew zatrzyma tytul mamie
stnika ma dalekim Wschodzie.
Londyn, IS wrzesnia. : L To-
kio donosza, re Japonczycy
zbieraja skladki ma utworzenle
floty ochotniczej, ktorej zada-
MEM bedzie strzedz brzegow ja-
pohskich.
Petersburg, IS wrzesnia. -
Rozchodzi sic pogloska, re in
spektor kawaleryi, general Mi
koiaj Mikoiajewicz obejmie ma
czelne dowodztwo mad armia ro-
syjska w Mandzuryi. Zmobilizo-
wany korpus Smy skiada sic IA
i15 dywizyi, ktorych plerwsza
stoi pod rozkazami Dragomiro-
wa. Ta dywizya dotrzymywa}a
placu Turkom we wawozie Szyp-
ka, podczas wojny W r. 1877.
Petersburg, IS wrzesnia. -
Kuropatkin nadeslal urzedowy
rapport o bitwach pod Liaojang,
stoczonych miedzy 2S sierpnia a
7 wrzesnia. Poleglo W mich 1850
ludzi, a ogolne straty w pole.
g1ych, ranionych wzietych do
niewoh wynosza 1900 ludzl.
Rosyanie ME stracili ami jednej
armaty, cofanie odby}o sic w
zupelnym porzadku. Kuropatkin
opisuje szczegolowo kazda BIZ
tive, mowi o przejsciu przez re
ke Taitse, SVEN zaczepnem
dzialaniu w dniu 3 wrzesnia, o
pogromie Or1owa i o powodach,
ktore skfonily wodza do wydania
rozkazu ogolnego cofniecia sic ma
polnoc. Jego armia zostala obe-
cnie wzmocniona i odpoczywa pc
trudach w obozie pod Mukde-
mem. Straz tylna stoi w oddale-
niu IS mil Cd miasta. Japonczy-
cy odpoczywaja takze.
Czifu, IS wrzesnia. Zapo-
wiadany szturm generalny ME
doszedl do skutku. Rosyanie bro
MIA wytrwale fortow Rilungczan
i Kikwanszin. Zaloga zywi sic
tylko chlebem razowym i rzadko
kiedy otrzymuje ciep}a strawe.
General Stoessel utrzymuJe w
SVEN wojsku ducha wojennego.
Petersburg, IS wrzesnia. -
Stoessel doniosi carowi, re 28go
sierpnia i wrzeSnia szturmowall
Japonczycy oszancowane wzgo-
RIA, broniace dostepu do twier-
dzy. Szturmy zostaly odparte.
Oddzial Japohczykow dostal sic
ma grunt podminowany znaczna
czest zolnierzy wyleciala W po-
wietrze. Straty rosyjskie ME byly
ZnacZne.
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Petersburg, IS wrzesnia. -
Rad tutejszy ma zaufanie do
wladz waszyngtohskich, re te
przestrzegac beda przepisy neu-
tralnoSci z krazownikiem "Le.
ma" w porcie San Francisco po-
stapia bezstronnie.
Victoria, B. c., IS wrzesnia. -
Angielski okret wojenny Graf
ton" otrzymai rozkaz zabrania
lub zatopienia krazownika "Le'
ma, gdyby ten okret mial sic
powazyc niepokoic handlowe
statki angielskie.
Berlin, IS wrzesnia. = Pred
stawiciel Zjednoczonej Prasy o.
trzyrnai zapewnienie, re traktat
handlowy Rosya reguluje jedy-
ME handloWe stosunkl panstW
osciennych, ME zobowiazuje
wszakze zadnego tych panstw
pod wzgledem politycznym'
Niemcy zachowuja sic neutralnie
i Japonia niema powodu uska-
rzac sic, re jej okrety W portach
niemieckich inaczej bywaja trak-
towane, jak okrety rosyjskie.
Petersburg, IS wrzesnia.
Rad tutejszy ME pozwoli Ame-
rykanom mieszac sic do wewne-
trznych spraw Rosyi. Rzadowi
tutejszemu wolno tax samo ogra-
niczae prawa Negrow Chinczy-
kow. Obywatele amerykahsey u
zywaja W Rosyi zupeinei swobo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-15

- wojsko ma Filipinach zostanie
zmniejszone jeden puik piechoty !
diva pu3ki kawalerYt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-02
,'l'.IlIllNLlII!Ha

entered into a written contract to ma- nipuIate barty conventions and to di- vide appointments to ofhce. President Roosevelts profession on this subject Is as follows:
 .srhe man in the classified service " . should not take any active part in nolitfcal management or in politi- cal campaigns. Ofice-holders must not use their oifces to control po- liticaI movements. must not neglect their public duties. mus r"' carsr p"~- lie scandal by their activity C."
 consistency thOu~art inueed d .cw- ell"
 The Democratic platform says:
 'srhe Democratic party stands com r,itted to the principle ot eTviI seryice rerorm. and we demand '7 honest just and impartial enforcement.
 We denounce Ihe ..t s,aDlican party for its continuous and sinister en-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-02

Beavers all knew that the payment of this additional compensation was ex- pressly forbidden by the act of 1894. and that 1t was called expenses to evade this prohibition. Knowing so much they knew their acts were ille- gal and wrongful. :"
 The inspectors who investigated con- ditions in the New York postoffice rec commended that Van Cott De asked to resign for the good of the service" and the Assistant Attorney General Tor the Postofice Department reported that he had been guilty of "inexcusabIe negli- genceF in the conduct of his of1ce. Van Cott is a member of the Republican machine in New York City The Pre- ident has determined to retain him in ofhce.
 Watkins. D. O.. and Kunrz. Il. T.. re- tained in classified Federal ofices. Phil adelphia. although convicted of havina
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-02
kELLERSTRASS BLOCK.

In the first place. pr. Woodward states that he has not found any evidence which would justify him in treating the water with the copper sulphate. Nowhere have such experiments been resorted to for this purpose. although it has been placed in some waters to kill algae. He entertains doubts that the effects on algae and the typhoid fever germ would be the same.
 T look upon 1t as a huge experiment on 300, oO0O people" said the health of- ficer in giving reasons for not recom- uaending the use of the compound. The best recommendation he found for it was from the department of agriculture.
 Copper was regarded generally as af- fording a slow poison twenty or thirty years ago." said pr. woodward T believe those who have investigated the matter seien- aifieally have come to believe that in minute quantities, at least. 1t has no such effect. On the other hand. it is my opin-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-02

ion that the majority of even the well in- formed people along general lines you'd not feel safe with the copper placed in the water" Personally, he stated that he De- Heved that if placed in the reservoir in the ratio of one to 1000 parts there would De no bad effects. But if 1t should be placed there every ill,in the city would be blamed on the copper" he continued
 Most potent in the consideration of the question was the fact that pr. Woodward believes the best prevention of typhoio fever in the present condition is boiling the water used. He believes if he would rec ommend the placing of copper in the water that the residents would cease boiling water. Of the two methods he ia doubt ful of the efficiency of copper, but certain of tho effect of boiling water.
 Dr. Woodward points to decline since September of the eases of typhoid fever ThiA. ha bAusvaz my be due either to his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-02

There are. bacteria and laeteria. pr. Charrin, a French physiologist has been experimenting upon rabbits with various vegetables sterilized by the most approved processes and he has shown that it i serroneous to declare that the less bacteria there are in our daily food the better. What ia requir- ed is to weed out the harmful organ- isns from the benefiesnt kinds. The rabbits fed on sterlized food soon died from maladies set up by non-assimila- ton of the vegetables; but ether Rab. bits fIourished on similar steriatssd vegetables that had been afterwards treated with suitable lactegias
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-02

croachments upon the spirit and oper- ation of civil service rules. whereby 1t has arbitrarily dispensed with exami- nations for office in the interest of its favorites, and employed all manner Of devices to overreach and set aside the principles upon which the civil service was based"
 Reform Is necessary"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-02
AGAINST COPPER sULPBATE.
Dr. Woodward, Opposes it in ResiVOirs of
 Washington.

Washington Post
 Dr. Woodward, heath oitleer' "li not recommend that copper sulphate be placed in the city reservoirs to XII typhoia fever ,,erma which may be lurking there He T.sds an informal feport to this effect to Commissioner West yesterday' He sNsS a aumhar of reasons For his deelsion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-02

recommendation for the boiling of water or to the sensational decline of the di- sease. He does not state definitely it is due to the former.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-02

Either in sickness health you will find whisky rc it. Hospitals it. For nearly half century has been process in dislery and under our own n you You the deers profit and escape posbs sdssrs
 Co.," is blown in each bottle.
The Western news., 1904-04-13
Bitter Root Brevities.
Maxim garden?

Maxim garden?
DR.. Brooke drove up from Stevens
vile FL iday.
G. w. Smith Of Woodside did bust
ness in the county capital Saturday.
The streams are rising rapidly and
very high water is anticipated this
season.
Charley O'keefe depart ed Monday
tor Pine, Elmore county, Idaho, where
he will spend the summer.
Bird Hubbs expects to depart soon
for Arizona, in search of a locality
whose Climate will benefit his health,
Engineer Geo. Tilbury of the A. c.
n. Cos, log loader was called to Cor
wallis, Oregon, last week by the death
of his father.
jeff Whyte and John Powell have
returned from the east, where they
have been on vacation ever since the
logging camps closed. They visited
at several points in Ontario.
The Western news., 1904-04-13
prosperous season all along Hughes
creek is confidently anticipated.

prosperous season all along Hughes
creek is confidently anticipated.
Mrs. Emil Gaultz returned Satur-
/ day from Missoula where she had been
visiting Mrs. Million for a few days
Clerk of the Court j. F. Cone was
chosen temporary assistant secretar,
of the republican state convention a,
Helena yesterday.
Phil Mcintosh, who recently pradu
ated from the Mohler Barber college
OF Minneapolis, has accepted posi-
ton in f. E. Hyde's tonsorial EN-
porium.
A scientist, doubtless some mis-
anthropic individual who once had "a
best GIRL is out with a declaration
t hat there are thirty million microbes
in every dish of ice cream. The mean
thing!
Geo. Corscaddon has brought sui,
in Justice c. c. Coulter's court against
Nc Vey & Johnson to recover sos .6s
alleged to be due for goods, wares
m erchandise, etc." The hearing has
been set for April 10.
Joel Carlisle, of Corvallis was a
Ha milton visitor Saturday. While in
town Mr.. Carlisle exhibited an aged
almanac that he prizes very highly as
a souvenir. The almanac is of the
vintage of 1904, just 100 years old, and
serves to remind us that time do fly.
Potato buyers, some from as far east
as Chicago. have been busy in these
parts the past couple of weeks and
which has sent the "spuds' soaring
Some parties have realized as high as
one dollar per hundred for the luscious
tubers that only few weeks ago were
a drug on the market
MIR. and Mrs. S. S. Marks and two
daughters. Mary and Berna, late of
Shelby, N. c., arrived at Stevensville
last week and where they will make
their future home. Mr.. and Mrs,
Marks are parents of Mrs. James Rol-
Inns of Florence and Fred and Sam
Marks, we'll known throughout the
valley.
Billy Dickinson left last evening tor
St. Louis where he will take position
in the administration department un-
der President Francis. Verde Spur
gen, who started for St. Louis Friday.
will be in charge of the Montana hor-
ticulture exhibit. Professor Mckay.
superintendent of the Missoula public
schools. will leave Tuesday. He will
have charge of Montana's educational
exhibit. These three from Missoula
will be pleased to meet all Montanans
who visit the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position and especially those from
The Western news., 1904-04-13

Fred Edwards is down from Sula.
He says spring has come, the grass is
growing nicely and every body in Ross
Hole appears to be happy and content
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. D. Thompson
and children arrived Wednesday from
Everett, WASH, where they spent the
winter. They are glad to get back to
the Bitter Root.
City Marshal W. A. Strange has
purchased an interest in the City Meat
Market of Swan Johnson and after
May will devote his entire attention
to that business.
J.E. Hauf, of Woodside, has recently
lost ten head of cattle, including some
valuable mich cows, by poisoning.
The symptoms indicated that the cattle
had been poisoned by eating wild par
snip or by paris green administered
by some ,nlscreant with malicious in
tent. The latter theory is strength
eneu oy the fact that the stock sick
ened SO early in the season, about
March l, and by reason of the scarcity
Of the parsnip in Mr.. Hauf's locality.
He didn't have dollar; he didn't
have dime. His clothes and shoes
we're looking just as though they'd
served their time. He didn't try to
kill himself to dodge misfortune's
whacks. Instead he got some ashes
and filled five dozen sacks. Then,
next he begged dollar. In the pap
er in the morn he advertised tin pol
ish that would put the sun to scorn.
He kept on advertising, aud just now i.
suffice to say, he's out in California at
his cottage on the bay.
The Western news., 1904-04-13

Jos. Wagner of Florence spent Sun
day in Hamilton.
Bud" Frogge, who is now a resi-.
dent of eastern Washington, was in
Hamilton last week.
Mrs. G. L. Blodgett, of Blodgett,
M ont, and Mrs. Archie McKillop of
Woodside were shopping in Hamilton,
Monday.
John w. Brown, of Connecticut
will lecture on 1.-The Triumph of
Socialism" at the Lucas Opera house
Saturday evening.
News of the death of Carl Maitland
formerly manager of the dry goods
dc partment of the A. c. M. Co., store
here. Mr.. Maitland died at Philips
burg last week of consumption,
Miss Florence Dillingham;. who has
been visiting in Hamilton for several
m onths with her sisters, Mrs. H. d.
LeDue and ]. NJ. Henderson, left
Wednesday morning for her home at
Oakes, N. d.
Kew. w. II. kincaid, a south metho.
dist minister, who was stationed here
six years ago, died at his home in Es.
can dido, Cal. March %, of consump.
ton. Word was received here of his
death Wednesday morning by letter.
| II e leaves wife and three children.
Miss Helen lie Calf has been com.
PEELED by poor health to give up her
room at the Washington school and
has returned to her home at Florence.
Miss Ethelyn Chambers will have
charge of this room during the re.
nainder of the term, which will
close June 3.
Chairman r. Lee McCulloch and
Secretary James NJ. Higgins have
issued a call for the democratic county
entral committee of Ravalli county to
III eet in Hamilton on Saturday, April
3rd at which time the committee will
arrange for the selection of delegates
to the state convention, which is to be
held in Great Falls on May II.
Sidney Ward. of the Wood Placer
Co., returned Friday from Hughes
creek where he put small force of
men to work at the diggings. The
Wood Placer Co., has taken possession
of the ground which was operated
last year by J. A. Nelson claiming
that that gentleman has absolutely
forfeited all proprietary interest
through having violated the contract
m ade by the parties a, interest. The
Wood Placer Co. will work the
diggings this season at full capacity.
Two crews, consisting of 50 or 90 men !
in all, will be employed. There being
an abundance of water a busy and