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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06
Stockholders Of Company Gathered
Yesterday Afternoon and Named
Board Of Directors.
FINANCES ARE IN GOOD SHAPE.
Sale Of Iyanides and Mercury AgSre'
gated More than SI3O, 1000 Dividends
To be Resumed.

The stockholders OF the Sacramento
Gold Mining company met yesterday
afternoon and chose a new board OF
directors for the ensuing year, consist
ing Of Glen Il. Boutwell,, i. u. Nc
Conaughey, q. S. Hanna, John A.
Houghton and Il. S. Losee. The new
board afterwards organized by the cleo
ton OF Glen r. Boutwell, president ana
manager; r. +. McCouaughy vice pres
ident and treasurer and +. Il. Losee,
secretary.
The treasurer, in his report made
good exhibit showing that the amount
received from the sale Of cyanides dur
ing the year amounted to sll5'l2Slf'
while SIG, 422,S2 was realized from the
mercury shipped 10 the eastern mar
kets.
In the way OF disbursements, AOolVVs
was expended on account OF labor Soo,-
900 was checked out TO the stockholm
ers in the shape OF dividends, while the
supplies and all other expenses amount
ed 10 s31. 93l.97. The cash on hand Jan
/ 1901 was Sl9,5l6.27 and on jan ] last,
II amounted TO the sum of Sl2,bOLlh
The extraction OF the values contain
ed In the mercurlal ores OF the Sacra-
mento during the past year introduced
a new feature as far as That properly
is concerned and while the retorts were
not placed In operation until TOWARDS
the close Of the year, the treasurers re-
port indicates that the yield from THIS
source was no small part OF the COM
pany's revenue.
President Boutwell, Ia authority lot
the statement that much can be eX-
pected from the sales Of mercury In the
future and he places the estimate on
the value OF this class of ores In sight
at 100000 which IL believed to be con-
seryative,
The retorts installed ut the mine are
capable of reducing 5000 pounds Of the
mercurlal ores daily
Just before the holidays the saora-
mento company made its first large
shipment.of mercury, the consignment
consisting Of $50 masks. the value OF
which was over $1,000
The development OF the mine has pro-
gressed In satisfactory manner dur
ing the past year and 1904 begins with
the property In a very good physician
condition.
President Boutwell, says dividends
will be resumed again on Feb, l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06
Heavy Unloading Was Followed by
Very Short and Sudden
Rallies.
THE GENERAL MARKET LIFTED.
Then Came Reaction, Intermittent
Buying Ailording Little
Relief.

New York, Jan 6.-tleayy unloading Of
the United States steel stocks was the
feature Of the opening dealings in The
stock market today. This, with the de-
preston In the London stock market
weakened the whole list There were sue
cessye sales OF United States Steel com.
mon Of 200, 5000, 200 and $50 shares
which carried 1t down y. There we're run
ming sales Of 6,SOO shares Of the preferred
at j5H down to 5iA compared with 5gI.
for tho last sale yesterday. The stock
subsequently rallied sharply. The urgent
selling TO llqudate ceased and the mar
ket rallied OF buying for both accounts
some belated selling affected a few SOCKS
but The general market was not influenced
Rallies wefe pronounced except IN Anal
gamatcd and Metropolitan Street railway
which recovered 10 and li2 respectively
The former sold well above yesterday 8
close, A drive against ST. Pau depressed
il 10 ll2As, ana the active list fell on SYM
pathelcally outside Of few specla,lies
which showed some resistance, prices
came back to about where they opened
United states Steel showed resistance to
the reaction. The fall In prices was re-
sumed under free selling In all directions
81. Paul, Atchison, Union Pacific. Cana.
dian Pacific Baltimore 81 Ohio and Sugar
were carried ia to under last night.
and the other leading coalers, grangers
and Pacihcs a point or more Lead pre-
ferred aud Westinghouse Electric lost g.
United states Steel preferred and Anal
gamated Copper reapsed To the lowest
Great Northern preferred rose 3, Conti-
mental Tobacco preferred rs, and Chi
cago Terminal preferred IA.
At noon bonds were heavy
The market received but little relief
from the Intermittent buying Of the short
interest. Room traders percelying the alb.
scnCo Of inside support put out large
lines Of the grangers and Paclhcs. ST
Paul and Union Pacific bore the brunt
Of the midday selling but offerings OF
other stocks We're also on large scale
Prices were little above the lowest at
O'clock Prices yielded again towards
2 O'Clock, The P9clhcs, grangers and
Pennsylvania were most affected,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06
Judge Grant H. Smith Returns
From the Well Known Camps
In the South
IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE
AT Several Of the Larger Properties -
Sinking at the Iohnny--Great
Changes at Homestake Mine.

Judge Grant II. Smith has returned
home from trip to southern Utah
and Nevada, where he has been CIV
ing his attention to mining interests.
He visited stateline, Fay and the
camps of that vicinity, and brings
with him very cheering news from that
quarter. The year has opened with
indications very bright for an unprece-
dented season Of activity. All Of the
principal mines are preparing for a
vigorous campaign, while much VIII be
done by prospectors towards the open
ing up Of new properties.
AT the Johnny mine the sinking Of
the shaft to the SO0-foot level Is in
progress and will be completed within
the next ten days when drifting VIII
commence towards the large ore body
disclosed In the upper workings The
mill Is closed down at the present
pending the installation OF n new shines
attachment to the cyanide department
The plant viii be In operation again
in about thirty days
over at Fay, the Newport & Neva-
da company operating the Homestake
mine. has been installing new Cya-
hide department and has the work al
most completed. The developments
in this mine during the past sixty
days, the iudge states. have more
than come up to the expectations or
the management. The property looks
many times better now than II did
then. Three large parallel veins have
been developed in which the company
has plenty Of available ore.
AT the Irus mine, which Is being con-
Quoted under the management of Judge
Smith conditions are good and the
forces employed there are Just getting
into ore on the 2O0-foot level.
The Shawmut & Nevada Mining
company, owner Of the Horseshoe mine,
has been making some alterations In
It's mill pending which time
the plant was closed. II started
up again last night, or at least was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06

Marking the panic Of 1857, the depres.
sion continues undated In immigrs.
ton and commerce alike. The bust.
ness stagnatlon Of the civil war Is es.
peclalIy marked In the year 1862,
when immigration fell below the 1907.
900 mark The tide slowly rises again,
only to collapse with the panic Of 1873,
In which year immigration passed the
100000 mark. Slowly descending, the
greatest degree Of depression ls re.
corded In the years 1877 and 1873,
when the wave suddenly begins to
gather strength once more, rising with
the business boom, which reached It's
elimination In 1882, Reactlng with
the business depression OF 1888 to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06

the country 10 which the flow Of aliens
Is directed, Its examinations and lis
depresslons are likely to be about one
year behind the examinations and de.
presslons In the state Of business. Il
Is also OF interest TO note that a great
Increase Of immigration Is usually fol.
lowed by a corresponding activity In
native American" or "antifore isnero
sentiment, as Is shown by the Know
Nothing movement Of 1854 to 1860
and the American Protective assoei.
alton Of 1888 to 1890. Il Is possible
that a new movement Of similar ma.
ture will be developed within the next
year or two as a result Of the present
heavy immigration.
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THE sUPERFLUoUS NEXT.

Don't forget the meeting next Thurs
day said one c0mmuter TO another on
an Erie boat on Monday.
"Do you mean Thursday Of this week
or Of next week2' inquired the man
addressed.
"This week"
"rhon why didn't YOU say simply
Thursday. By next Thursday many
people Of inexact language mean not
the Thursday that comes next but the
Thursday Of the next week. I have had
several awkward experiences through
the loose use OF that word. 4 neighhor
invited us 20 dine with his family next
Saturday We went over 20 their house
and took them by surprise They
meant the following Saturday. 80, 10
borrow an expression from BIZ Dew
Gerry, when you ind that word popping
Up, cut II out It's entirely superilu
Gus and mighty confusing New York
Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06

1887, we do not find another rise until
the latter year, a still further increase
In arrivals from foreign countries
being noted In 1888. The next great
drop comes with the panic OF 1898,
this dip reaching Its lowest point In
the years 1897 and 1893. Thereafter
the wave rises by leaps and bounds,
with the great period Of prosperity
from 1897 to 1908,
As was said. the statistics Of lmml.
grafton make an almost perfect regis.
ter Of the condition OF business In the
United States throughout the period
covered by the diagram. II should be
noted, however, that since immigration
is the result Of business conditions In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06
USING PLACER METHODS.
70 Recover Valuables Lost i'm
IrOquOis Theater Fire.

Chicago. Jan. 6--Methods OF the Cali
fornla placer miner are being used by
the Chicago police in recovering valu-
ables lost In the Iroquois theater dis
aster, Three big wagon loads Of dirt
and ashes We're taken from the thea
ter floor today and were conveyed under
police guard to the basement OF store
nearby. A placer mining outfit, in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06

THE accompanying diagram, which
shows the rise and fall Of the
wave OF immigration into the
United States during the past
sixty years, is also OF service as pic.
turing to remarkable degree the
ups and downs In trade and commerce
during the same period. As will be
seen, the first high point In immigra.
ton occurs In the year 1854, and this
Indicates the elimination OF the period
Of prosperity following the gold dis.
coverles In California. In 1855 sud-
den fall is seen, due doubtless TO the
Know Nothing movement, which
won its greatest victories In 1854.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06
IN FROM DUGWAY.
Foreman Sandal OF the -Four Metals
Mine Arrives from Camp.

Charles Sandal. foreman OF the
Four Metals mine in the Dugway dis.
trict, Deep Creek mining regions, Is In
the city Unusual activity prevails In
that country at the present time, Mr..
Sandal states, and in the Dugway dis.
trict alone there are no less than 50
men employed.
The citizens Of the Deep Creek coun.
try are very hopeful OF the Western
Pacific railroad coming that way and
the confidence Is expressed among them
that the event is not so very remote.
At the -Four Metals mine conditions
are reported 20 be quite satisfactory.
Explorations are being confined 20 drift
ing on ore and blocking It out on the
SO0-foot level.
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Coffee-Firm; No. I Rio, ~ cents.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Jan. 6.-Wool, nominal Ter
rtory and western mediums. lSdl9, fine
medium, l5gli; fine. 1915
BOSTON.
Boston. Jan. 5,-The prevailing cold
weather has been exceptionally good for
the wool trade the past week even II In
an indirect way, Buyers have taken IN
large orders OF heavy weight clothing ana
this is reflected In te wool market. Man
ufacturers have no large stocks Of wool
on hand, but heavy purchases have been
made and more are probable, The mar
ket for territory woods Is firm. Pulled
woods hold FIRM In prices with q fair de-
mand ruling Quotations.
Territory-Idaho fine, ljlil6c, fine me-
dunn, leql7c,; medium, isal9e, Wyoming
fine, l5Gi6c. fine medium, ledl7c.; mo
dunn, isisglec.;, Utah and Nevada fne,
l4ndl5lac,; fine medium, l6hallc; me-
dlum, iSq20c. Montana fine, choice, 1871
Doc; rlne medium, isa2oc; average, lSd
lsc.i staple, is9sOc; medium choice, 10
qa0c,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06

The annual meeting OF the members
Of the Salt Lake Stock and Mining Ex-
change takes place week from next
Saturday afternoon year ago there
was quite a rivalry among the members
FOR the various positions. but of late
there has not been even whisper con-
corning candidates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06

20oGi 90; heifers, 2OcG4 s.; Gamers, 2ooq
l. 40; bulls, 2.25fii 80; calves, 2.0oa7,3i.
Hogs-Reoeipts today, 1900; tomorrow,
1900, market lOc. lower. Mixed and
butchers, i.G0p4eo; god to choice heavy
i.sOa5.o0, rough heavy t5gd4.lO light,
4.3OIi.Gj; bulk OF sales. 4,6Oai,Sl
LAMBS, slow. Good to i'S choice wethers, 40
Git0 fair to choice mixed, i25di 60;
western sheep, i.35a5 ,50 native lambs.
i.Du6.91; western lambs, f,@g6'S.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. Jan. 6.--Cattle-Recelpts
500. market strong Native steers. 3.2Q
5.2j; cows and heifers, 2.75u3,S; Gamers,
.6Od2 10: stockers and feeders, 2.50a4.Ol;
calves, S,0Og5.&i bulls, stays. etc, 2.O0a
400.
Hogs-Recepts, 1000. market lOc, low
or Heavy. l.e0ai,7O mixed, i.5ja4,60:
light i.4opi.6o; pigs, aI5g4'sO bulk Of
sales, 4.5GI .G0.
shcep~Receipts. 1000: market weak to
1Oc. liver Fed muttons, 3Sni.50; weth-
ers 3iOd3.S5 ewes, 2.15q3.e0; common
and stockers 2.Sg3.55; lambs, i,1jaS.S.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-, Jan. 6-Cattlc-Re-
ceipts 5000; market slow and weak Ma;
tive steers, 3.50h4.6j; native cows and
heifers, 2.iOd3.S: stockcrs and feeders,
3.25aS, 70; bulls. 2.25a3 80; calves, 2,50l5 60;
western steers, 3.ioui.W; western COWS,
! .5Od2.9O
Hogs Receipts, 900; market steady to
lower. Bulk Of sales, 4,Ou410, heavy 40
Q4.li; packers 4,iCQi.0; pigs and light
1884, Is.
Sheep Receipts 1000; market steady TO
weak. Muttons 3.50a4.b lambs, 1850 .65i
range wethers, S.75Gi,4 ewes, 2'S)p3.t5.
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Died in Compressed Air Caissions.

New York, Jan. 6,--Martln V, poan,
formerly an Albany contractor, but who
had just accepted position as In.
spector Of masonry In the construction
OF the Manhattan bridge across the
East river, met death IN the compressed
air Of the caissons which are being used
to lay the foundations on the river bed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06
NEW. YORK PRODUCE.

New York Jan. 6--Butter-Firm
amery. 1jg2i; state dairy, i5p2l.
.ggs--Firn, Western. 8a3l
20. refined. quiet. crushed sos; powder.
ed, i,5j; granulated 44j,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Forenoon Session was Not productive Of
Heavy Dealing.

While this mornings session OF the
Mining Exchange lasted the usual
length Of time, the trading was light.
Brokers were evidently short on buy
ing orders, for they did not enter into
the bidding very spiritedly. Daly-West
remained steady at the price which pre-
vailed at the close Of business yester-
day. DAILY brought $3.50 while on he
open board Daly-Judge displayed weak
ness,
The quotations and sales were post
ed as follows
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.,
nll
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan --Cattle-Rocclpis. q, 600,
market steady 10 easy Good to prime
steers, 3 lN5ij; poor 10 medium. S,7jd
$50; stockers and feeders, 2.j0fii Is; cows
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REGrLAn CALL sALEs

REGULAR CALL SALES.
DAILY, 100 at 260
Daly-West 60 at 1915.
New York Bonanza 100 at ~,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
con Mercur. 100 at 61is; 500 at 60,
Shares sold COO
Daly.Judge. 100 at $50; 100 at $40 5.
80. 80 at 3,75, 100 at $3.50, = 10. Shares
sold $50.
Tetro, 1000 at 2Sa. llOO at 20. shares
SOLD 2l0O
REHABILITATION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06

Guiding sleeves and gold pans, was erect
ed and City Custodian Gregier started
search for valuabes among the rub
Dish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06
NATURALIZATION.
Exchange Annual Meeting.

Forenoon totals -, :. 1910 A672.2 2
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05

an nagonting annat. har han slagit
sig pa att CORA godt pa delta
satt.
Carnegies gaivor och omkring
Pittsburg fordelade pa fera stader
uppga till minst 10 millioner
dollars och sammanslagna belop
pet pa hvad han gifvit anslas till
omkring 100 millioner.
AT denna kolossala summa har
nog nagot fallit pa halleberget.
Men Diet kan med sakerhet sagas
att Carnegies gafvor i fiesta tall
arc hogt varderade och att de ut
DIVA EFT stort inhytande de sta
der. som blilvit delaktiga al
dem.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCity
iowa, as second class mail matter.

Mr. OSMAN MAITLAND at frman
Ratliff, Maitland & Co. ar kandidat
for alderman inom treble wsrdet,
men ingen synes annu hafva fatt
klart for sig hvilket parti han till
hor. Sioux City Tribune pastar
att han tillhor demokraternas
leder. hvaremot andra pasta att han
ar fullfjadrad republican. Men hr
Osman forklarar sig val, da tiden
kommer. Han ar norman till
borden och litar val pa sina lands.
mans understood, och understood
behofver han, derest han tror sig
kunna peta var svenske kandidat
VIM. Johnson, SAX Stamina pa hvil-
ken valsedel han upptrader.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05

Mardi Gras priser till New Or
leans, La Mobile, Ala och PEN
sacola, Fla, via
Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railway.
For Mardi Gras pa ofvannamda
platser. kommer c. M. & St. P.
jernvagen att salia tur och retur-
biljetter mycket billigt fran och
med den 9 till och med den ID
februari och med rattighet att
utstracka dem till den S mars.
Fullstandiga underrattelser lem
mas pa begaran al
O.. F. MELTzER. City Ticket
Agent, Col Fourt Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
Undgick forskrackligt Sde.

Mr.. Fl Hag iusi Melbourne, Fla ,skrif-
yer: min lakare SADIE att jag hade lung
sot och att ingenting kunde goras for mig
jag lemnades att do. Anbudet af en- FIJI
prohaska af DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption formadde mig att f0rsoka
den. Resultatet var ovantadt. Jag ar nu
pa vag till battring och har DIR Kings
New Discovery att tacka for ALT: bet har
sakert raddat mitt liz. Denna f0rtraffiiga
dommara az Lungren&Andreen, apotekare
Pris SOC och $I.O0. Proflaskor fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
Hot Springs,Ark

Geuom gaende s~ofvagnar mellan Chica
go och HotSprings pa the Ceutra,s snabb-
gaende Pullman yestibule Limited tag.
sand Tor box med beskrifning pa denna
mycket intressanta helsoort.
Fullstandiga upplysningar
angaende ALT Diet ofvanstaende kunna ert-
hallas at Illinois Centrals agenter eller
genom att tillskrifva den narmaste af
nndertecknsde representatives af the
Contra"
"A. ID. HANSON, G. P. A. Chicago III.
J.F, INJURY, A.G. p. A.. Dubuque Iowa.
d. 5, GRAY, O. 7. A., Sioux City, Iowa
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
Battre an guild.

Jag besvSrades under hera ar af en- kro-
nisk dalig mats maltning och nervositst
skrifver F. j. Green i Lancaster, N. III.
"Intet lakemedel hielpte mig. f0rran Jag
b0rjade begagna Electric Bitters, som
gjorde mig mera godt an ALA de medici-
ner jag forut b~sgsgnat. bet har afven
hailit min hustru vid utmarkt helsa I'M
der fera Or. Hon sager att Electric Bit
ters Or utmarkt for qvinnosiukdomar, att
Diet ar mycket starksnde for nedbrutn a
qvinnor. Ingen AMMAN medicin kan in
taga dess plats i familjen." Forsok den.
Endast ss5Oc. B~elatenhet garanteras af
Lungren & Andreen, a~potekare, Sioux
City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05

The Great Southern hotel i Gulfport.
Miss. vid Eexikanska vixen, har $50 rum
med eller utan bad. Angvar me. elektrisk
lius. varmt och kallt vatten SAINT telefon
lhvarJe rum. Star ! forbindelse med
Memphis och Illinois CentraIs snabba
m~orgontag med sof-. buffet, och biblio-
teksyagnar med EFT enda ombyte pa sam
ma tag / Memphis j genomgaende sofvag-
mar till Gulfnort. Sand for illustrerad
folder med besktifning at Gulfport och
hotellet.
GINyilo Genomgaeude Dixie
] IOIIOd Flyer tag med sofvag-
mar fran st. Louis till Jacksonville och
Chicago till Nashville, de sistuamda i
t~orblndelse med On genomgaende Jack
sonVllle yagn fran st, Louis. Route via
Nashville, Chattanooga och Atlanta.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05

UNDER den bittra kold, som
under Store delen af forliden
vecka radde i de nordvestra sta
terna, hafva iernvagsbolagen icke
undertake att lemna prot pa Diet
djurskydd de vid sadana tilltallen
utofva. Till h%arvarande stock
yards anlande under denna It'd i
oppna vagnar kreatur, som voro
ytterst starkt medtagna at holden.
Nagra at k~rearuren hade med den
fuktiga mullen vidrorr de kaHa
jernstangerna i vagnen och fatt
den fastfrusen och slitit bort HUI
den under anstrangningarne att
frigora sig. Vid en- station j
nora Minnesota fam man en- dag
EFT Store antal far ihjalfrusna i en-
open kreatursvagn.
Den vanliga ursakten att Diet
ar omojligt forutse en- sadan stark
kold borde hadanefter ej tagas for
kontant. En- stark kold kan in.
traffa mar som helst ON vintern
och jernvagsbolagen horde genom
lag vara iorpligtade att vidtaga
atgarder att skydda dur, som an
fortros at deras omsorg, fran ono.
olga lidanden. Det synes som
ON har forelage en- ~passande upp
gift for nordvesterns legislaturer.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05

DEN skotsk-amerikanske stall
kungen Andrew Carnegie har n.y.
ligen uppgjort planen for bortgif,
vandet at slit I,ooo:de bibliotek.
Delta ar en- milstolpe i en- enasta-
ende karrier, som ar ward att lagga
marke till.
Mr. Carnegie borjade bygga
bibliotek redan for 20 ar sedan
och Diet forsta var i hans fodelse.
stad Dunnterline. Liksom andra
planer har ideen vaxt, So att da
Carnegie ar 1900 drog sig tillbaka
fran aktiv verksamhet, borjade
han gifva systematiskt. Den
princip han toljer ar att gifva
hvarje stad, som anhaller derom.
en- viss summa pa vilkor att sta
den forbinder sig att hvarje ar
bevilja 10 procent af den gifna
summan for bibliotekets under
hall. Ingen stad har varit for
liten eller for stor att njuta godt
at hans liberalitet, derest den
gait in pa dessa vilkor. De olika
summorna variera fran 500 dollars
till Bare Rapids, Kansas, till 10
millioner dollars til! Glasgow och
Washington universiteten. Mr.
Carnegie forsoker ej hielpa hvad
han kallar "the submerged one
tenth. Det will saga de, som
redan arc sd langt mere ] NAL
strommen, att ingen help kan
JRdda dem, bryr han sig 81 ON att
halla vid lif. At dem deremot,
som annu hafva hufvudet Oliver
vattnet och kampa for ~lifvet, will
han radda en- hjelpande hand och
satta dem i stand att reda sig
sjelfva. Basta sattet att CORA
delta tror han vara att unde.visa
dem och aildenstund becker och
god literatur CORA mera for att
undervisa och upplysa mangden
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
Mardi Gras. '1safaP IN i

New Orleans den 16 februari 1904. For
delta tillfalle komma exkursionspriser
TIL New Orlens att vara gallande pa sar-
skilda data, hvarom eder %lokalagent kan
gifva upplysning.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
Tisdagen den 9 dennes gives
The Parish
Priest.

at den realistiske dramatiske for
fattaren Daniel Hart.
Delta stycke ar helt enkelt en-
hvardagshistoria dramatisk form
och de deri upptradande personer
ma handla alldeles sa som man
ser folk Diet dagliga lifvet CORA
det. Som fader Whalen fran
staller den framstaende skadespe
.lsren w. w. Bittner en- karak tar,
som aldrig kan glommas, och
stycket ar for ofrigt fullkomligt i
ALA detaljer.
Biljettpris: rs, IS, soc.