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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-11-16

godnl. ZWyczaJne arnaty poloWe
i gorskie nilcza ma calej hnii.
Toxic, 16 listop. = Cd kilku
dni otrzymuja zolnierze w Port
Arturze zmniejszone porcye zy-
wnosci. Ich amunicya mic ME jest
warta. Ich bomby granaty ME
pekaja w czasie wlasciwym.
Londyn, 16 listop. = Rozpo-
czelo sic urzedowe sledztwo W
sprawie bombardowania lodzi ry-
backich przez rosyjska flote. Me
znaleziono zadnego dowodu ma
stwierdzenie pogioski o obecno-
Sci torpedowcow niedzy rybac-
kiemi 1odziami. w komisyi Sled
czej Rosya ME ma swego repre-
zentanta.
Berlin, 1o istop. - Murzynow
W Afryce poludaiowo zacto-
dniej naklania do buntu pro
rok" gloszacy zasade: "Afryka
dla Afrykanow". Te zasade g}o-
sza Nagrzy, przybyli ze Stanow
Zjednoczonych, CT rozporzadza-
ia znacznymi funduszami. La
two domyslee SIG, zkad tie fundu-
sze pochodza.
Paryz, 1o istop. = Wypolicz-
kowany ma posiedzeniu parlamen-
tn minister wojny Andre wziai
dymisye, ku wielkiemu zadowo-
leniu konserwatystow, ktorzy o.
becnie So tego pewni, ze wkrot-
ce cale ministeryum upadnie.
Nastepca Andre'go zostal Ber-
teaux, kt6ry nigdy ME by1 zos-
nierzem.
Rzyrn, 16 listop. w miastach
wIoskich mnoza sic demonstra'
eye antyaustryaokie. w miescie
Bari, odleglem 70 mil cd Brindi-
81, spalono publcznie austryacka
flage, a tlum wydawal okrzyki
"Precz z Austrya
St. Louis, 1o listop. - General
ny konsul rosyjski Schlippenbach
bawil tutaj, azeby wysledzic, kto
W pawilonie rosyjskim zrzucil ze
sciany podeptal nogami portret
cara Mikolaja. Konsul ME wpada
ma slad figlarza, ktory we wolneJ
Ameryce dopuScii sic zbrodni o.
brazy carskiego majestatu.
Zarzad wystawy splacil rzado-
Wi zwiazkowemu ostatnia rate
dlugu, kt6ry wynosi} $4,6oo,ooo.
Elmira, N. Y, Io listop. = Ia
rad kolei Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western, po trzech let
mich probach doswiadczeniach,
postanowi1 zmienic maszyny, pc
dzone para ma motory elektrycz-
ne. w Scranton, Pa, znajdoWac
sig bedzie gmach maszynaml do
wytwarzania elektrycznoscl, wy
starczajacej do utrzymania w ru-
chu wszystkich pociagow.
St. Louis, 16 listop. = Ma po-
ciag miniaturowej kolei zelaznej,
ma placu wystawy powszechneb
napadlo p6znym wieczorem
dwoch zamaskowanych rabusiow.
Zmusili maszyniste do zatrzyma-
MIA pociqgu obrabowali trzech
pasazerow zegarkow picnic
dzy, poczem znikneli W ciemno-
sciach nocy.
Washington, 16 listop, =
Ksiaze Sadamura Fuszimi, adop-
towany brat cesarza japohskiego,
odwiedzil wczoraj wraz re sws-
i'm sztabem prezydenta i z1ozyl
mu w inieniu Mikada pozdrowie-
ME, zapewnienie przyiazni, zy-
czenie zdrowia zupelnego szcze-
scia. Ksiaze mowil po japohsku,
a prezydent po angielsku ma
tenn rozmowa sic skonczyia.
Milwaukee, Wis, I6 listop. =
Najwyzszy sad stanowy wydal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-11-16

okoso $25o,ooo. Pan Sawyer
szczegolowo ogladna} wszystli,e
sale spisal dokiadnie, jakdch be-
dzie potrzeba sprzetow, poczem
ulozy sic spis i oglosi she kon-
kurs. Kongres niezawodnie ma
tychmiast wyznaczy SUNG po-
trzebna.
Nos mu sic ME podobai.
Anton Poots byl wlascicielem
nosa, ktory mu SIG wcale ME po-
dobal Sadzii, ze ksztalt tego no.
sa robi niego komiczna figure
Zwrocil sic przeto do dermatolo
ga Johna H. Woodbury. zycze,
niem, by tenze zmienil ksztah
jego nosa. Pan Woodbury. przy'
rzeki mu, re "a pomoca pewne!
operacyi nada jego nosowi ksztaA
piekny, grecki, prawdziwie kla'
syczny. Poots ulozyi sic o warun'
XII i operacyi sic poddal. Ale re.
zultat tejze ME zadowolnil 60
wcale. Nietylko bowiem, wedle
swego zdania, ME ma teraz nosa
piekniejszego niz dawniej, ale
nadto zupelnie utracil zmysl po-
wonienia. Wczoraj przeto zaska-
rzyi derlnatologa w sadzie wyz-
Sym $4,000 odszkodowania.
Ofiary krzyzowek kolejowych.
52-letni Daniel Mulligan, 77oa
Wallace str, zostal wczoraj "a
bity przez pociag kolejowy ma II
ulicy i s:.vnach kolei Western &
Indian. Zdaje sic, ze ME bylo
zadnych naocznych swiadkow
wypadku; zwloki nieszczesliwe-
60 znalazl niejaki F. J. Smeeter,
ktory mieszkal wraz z Mulliga-
mem, dopomogi do przeniesienia
ich do kostnicy pm. o2S w. 7oth
str.
Ma szynach kolei Panhandle ma
Paulina str. znaleziono wczoraj
zwioki nieznajomego, okolo IS
letniego ch}opca, odcietemi no.
gami i zawieziond je do kostni.
cy powiatowej. Policya sadzi, "a
chlopiec ten re swawoli czepial
sic wagonow i W skutek nieszcze-
sliwego wypadku dostal sic pod
koia.
Morderstwo samobojstwo.
Pred sedzia O'Donoghue ma
stacyi policyjnej W.Chicago ave.
miai stanat dzisiaj 37-letni Stani-
siaw K. Zych pm. SIS Holt ave-,
oskarzony o brutalne obchodzenie
sic z zona z dzietmi, skutkiem
czego pani Zych opuscie musiaia
meza przsniest sic do mieszka-
MIA sicstry L. Sambor ma w.
Division st. Zych przybyl ma ter
min wzburzony, chodzil po sail
sadowej rozgoraczkowany, spo-
gladai groznie ma zone jej sio-
sire, wreszcie dobyi rewolweru !
strzelii diva razy. PAM Sambor
z krzykiem upadsa ma ziemis, dru-
ga kula trafiia dziecko ma rekach
PAM Zych, a gwaitowny jej MAJ,
sadzac, ze zabil szwagierke i wla-
sne dziecko. strzelil sam sobie
W ieb padi trupem ma miejscu.
Pozostawia po sobie wdowe j
piecioro dzieci. Dziecleo i pania
Sambor odwieziono do szpitala
Wiel. Siostr Nazaretanek, gdzie
przekonano sic, re pani S. otrzy-
mala kontuzyei tylko, a dziecko
jest ranione, lecz zyciu jego po-
wazne niebezpieczehstwo ME gro.
ri.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-11-16
Chinczycy w Chicago.

Dnia $ maja 1892 wydano W.
Stanach Zjednoczonych ustawe,
ograniczajaca imigracye chinska.
Robotnikom chihskim zabroniono
przybywat do kraju, ci, ktorzy
juz byli W kraiu, wprawdzie ME
byli skazani ma wygnanie, ale "a
zeby mice prawo do dalszego po-
bytu w kraju, musieli ,starac sig
wladz krajowych O urzedowe
zezwolenia, w ktorych dokiadnie
podanem bylo miejsce ich poby-
tu i rodzaj zatrudnienia. Spo-
dziewano sic, re tym sposobem
lepszy bedzie MONA rozciagnac
nadz6r mad przebywajacymi W
kraju Chihczykami ze lie dopu-
Sci sic do tego, by robotnicy
chihscy przybywali do Stanow
Zjednoczonych. Okazalo sic je-
dnakowoz biegiem lat, re coraz
wiecej Chihczykow tu przyby-
walo re byli to g}ownie robotni-
cy. Szczegolnie w ostatnich CA
sach to zauwazono, a i do Chica-
go przybylo podobno duzo tych
niepozadanych gosci. W}adze kra-
jowe chca teraz sic ich pozbyc i
cd kilku dni inspektorzy imigra-
cyjni energicznie poszukuja Chin
czykow, ktorzy ME maja zezwo-
lenia ma pobyt w kraju. Areszto-
wano juz znaczna liczbs kosoo-
kich mieszkahcow tego miasta.
Wczoraj II Mich stawa}o w O.
bee komisarza rzadoWego Foote,
letory odlozyl ich przes}uchanie
do Is BIN. Zapewne odesle ich sic
do ojczyzny, a podobne sledztwo
zarzadzono w innych miastach.
Otwarcie nowego gmachu
pocztowego.
Nareszcie oznaczono czas, w
ktorym nowy gmach Pocztowy,
budujacy sic z tylu przeskoda-
mi cd kilku lat, gotow bedzie do
otworzenia biur swoich. Wedle
wiadomosci nadchodzacych z
Waszyngtonu i potwierdzonych
W tutejszym urzedzie poczto-
wynn, nastapi to niezawodnie W
przyszlym roku oko}o I sierpnia
lub wrzesnia. Kontraktor
Pierce i subkontraktorzy zape-
wnili, re do I kwietnia pokoncza
swoje roboty, potem juz bedzie
mona sic zajat wewnstrznem u
rzadzeniem.
CO do sprzetow, lstore we wne-
trzu gmachu posluza do urzadze-
MIA blur, to specyalny agent de-
partamentu skarbu Sawyer juz
jest W Chicago, azeby zbadac do-
ksadnie, czego bedzie potrzeba.
Zdaie sic. ze kosztowat to bedzis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-11-16
zvyciQztWo Kuropatkina.
ZdOby} Vies w nocy. a we dnie uciel}
EDOWIEC WYMKE4l SIE I PORT ARTURA.

Rozmowa Roosevelta ksieciem japohskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-11-16

okoso sa5o,ooo. Pan Sawyer
szczeg6lowo ogladnai wszystliie
sale i spisal dokiadnie, jakich be-
dzie potrzeba sprzetow, poczem
ulozy sic spis i ogsosi sic kon-
kurs. Kongres niezawodnie ma
tychmiast wyznaczy sume po-
trzebna.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27
A Good Suggestion.

+ % kihlherg this morning called
attention to the great shortage Of
teachers In Mora county and made
what seems 10 be nh excellent sng-
gestion that licenses issued In one
county should H. counted good In
another He urges the Territorial
superintendent and council OF eduea,
tion q effect such d measure, II pos
sible Then the teachers who com.
plete terms In San Miguel and other
counties this month. ana there will
be mnny of them. can begin school
IN Mora county the first OF next
month. Mr.. Kihlherg says that II
is Idle TO suppose that teachers will
take the long trlp % Nora 10 pass IN
examination. II they can make d con.
tract on the licenses sncured in other
counties he believes there will be no
difficulty in Milling all the vacant
schools In Mora county for AT least
3 three months term.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27
Beats Mary and Ann.

Arthur Ilfeld Is UP against d finan.
cial proposition which is proving an
enigma to him He believes he Ii
out $500. He finds some support
for his view, though the majority of
his friends tell him he Is only $500
the loser. The young man was found
this morning the center of an animated
group which was engaged In the dis,
cussion OF the problem with a true
Mary and Ann spirit. Here Is the
puzzle: One happy solution will be
the return Of the money 10 the loser.
The young man had slGo Of his own
money In his pocket, lie collected n
hill Tor the hrm amounting 70 sS.iU.
Tho mar who paid the bill gave a five
dollar note and received in exchange
the siso. HELD pockcted the Ave dol
lars, and unfortunately lost Il. He
can't figure II any other way than
that he has lost the 81 90 az well as
the Ave. and Will he out OF the whole
amount, although his friends explain
that II he finds the bill III need only
pay the firm 1910 and retain the re-
naindef. Others say he Il only out
81 10 since. II be pays Tie firm 1 flye.
he will get back sf6o. Is II any won
der he dosent know Just where hc Il
afg
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27
Prof. Kings
Lecture
MAN or GENIUS DELIGHTS BIG
AUDIENCE IN NORMAL
CHAPEL,


Laughter and tears are closely al
lied In the human makeup. This tru.
ism ii realized BY Prof Byron King,
elocutionist, orator. author. actor,
Teacher and Christian gentleman, N
his inimitable lecture last night.
II was the shakespeare lecture that
entertained the large audience Al the
Normal chapel last night. The enter.
tainmpnt. given under the auspices Of
the Normal. was the first Of a series
of three backed by the Albuquerque
university lyceum bureau. There was
no individual in the gathering who
did not go home pleased, profited, re.
freshed and encouraged as a result %
The admirable and unique lecture.
Prof. King lacks little Of being q
genius. lid voice, In manneriams. Id
appearance and In powers Of oratory
he reminds one Of VIM, J. Bryan. OF
course. It Ia fashionable just nov to
discount The oratorical and other abil-
ity or the man from the banks Of the
Platte, whose false gods Of silver
were onee 80 devoutly worshipped in
this part of the world. Nevertheless,
the man Is one OF the most magnetic
orators America ever produced. There.
fore II ii no light compliment To say
that at more than one stage Of the
lecture last night y might close his
eyes and imagine that the eloquent
Nebraskan was INDUCING In one Of his
splendid bursts Of oratory.
The sweetest poet Of our tongue and
his works were used as a text upon
which To base d sermon tnat was M
will numerous. pathetic, eloquent
scholarly. quaint, earnest. ornate, and
III ali times "KingIy,.. The humorous
predominated, but there were many
times two grains Of wheat IN q bushel5
Of chan. The pathetic touches were
exquisite. The mar has a great, rich.
soft, sympathetic and magnetic voice
that stirred the fountain Of tears as
ae the riaibllities. His rendi.
tion of Little boy blue was inefs
flibly tender and sweet. Gems from
Shakespeare there we're, Of conrse.
all admirably done, and clever inter.
OF passages and original
thought upon the work OF the immortal
bard. sage advice ana wise counsel
30 beautifully delivered and
In such attractive language
that the nearer realized not that he
was being preached at, bursts Of
galloping and fersid ~cIoquence ending
In ridiculous climaxes, some.
times In noble thought-personal ex-
p%ericnces, achoolboy tales, homely po
ems ,--all these were In the lecture.
And the genius Of the man stamped
everything he did with original charm
His face Is Of some elastic sub.
than india rubber. and his
gestures and expressions are mint
The peroration al the end was
magnificent.
The people OF Las Vegas will hear
with pleasure that Prof, King expects
70 return 70 deliver a second lecture
a week from mex Saturday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27
EIk's Second
Annual Bali
OPERA HOUSE CROWDED BY
MERRY THRok6 or DANCERS
TILL A LATE HOUR.

The Las Vegas Lodge. No. 40s. of
Elks, gave a big ball last night at the
Duncan opera house. Amid the pur-
Pie and white decorations that filled
the room was q motto which babe all
welcome. This motto suggested the
| spirit OF the evening. The various
committees were untirlng In their ef-
forts TO see that all the guests were
having the kind Of q time that the
organization stands for. And Ii any,
body failed to catch the spirit Of the
occasion 1t was In no way the fault
Of the hosts. The colors OF the order
were beautifully draped about the
hall. Long streamers hung from the
| chandelier TO the corners, and the
stage looked especially attractive with
folds Of gay bunting. That symbol Of
Elkdom, the clock with It's hands fixed
on the eleven mark, stood in the cen.
ter. IA huge banner OF the order float
ed over the middle Of the hall. An
unusually interesting feature o. the
decorations was tile magnificent pill
low emblematic Of the order, which
will later be given to the most popu-
lar Elk. II Is exquisiteIy embroidered
and Is q thing which the winner may
well be proud Of. Early In the even.
ing 1t became evident that the capac-
ity Of the ball would be tasked to the
utmost. Almost four hundred people
were in the grand march, and very few
left until the program was finished
Promptly at 0 o'clock the orchestra
struck up the strains of q march, and
the ball was on. MIR. and Mrs. "A. IA.
Maloney led the gay procession. There
were twenty regular dances on the
program and SIX extras. Under tile
direction OF Saul Rosenthal, chairman
Of the floor committee. the dancing,
HtblHu MltHHpuA ~ iiltH uliLii bHb 0I-
fetal time.keeper recorded half.past
two.
All shortly after II O'Clock an inter.
mission allowed the eneryated dane.
ers ~ partake Of the ample supper
served on the stage by Duvall. Just
before this walt, while the clock
struck the hour, there WINS the usual
cessation OF activity. a rite full Of
meaning 70 the initiated and Of mys-
terry to the nninitiated.
The rooms OF the Commercial club
had been offered by the club manage.
ment and were open during the evening
10 those who chose n more quiet time.
Messra. Miller Of %Leadville, Hesser or
Wlnslow, Ludwig of Johnstown, Pa,
Graham Of Albuquerque and Fisher of
Ration were visiting Elks who were
present. There We're other out.of.town
guests. who did not belong to the or
ganizati0n.
The floor Of the hall was In good
shape, the gowns beautiful. the music
fine, and the only drawback to the
followers Of Terpsichore was the very
popularity Of the dance itself, which
filled to overlooking the available
space. One could scarcely turn with
out humping d neighbor. But where
good will and jollity abounded as they
did last night such small obstacles
were overlooked. and nobody's good
nature was In the least affected.
The management report that a nice
sum was cleared. which will, of course.
be devoted 20 the usual charity par.
poses Of the organization.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

The revival meetings which began
at The Baptist church sunday night
are Increasing in Interest and att nd
ance. Willie there n no professional
evangelical % attract the public. Il is
felt by the members Of The church
and others that are attending, TINT
permanent good Is being accomplished
The sermons are purely esongelistlc
and the public, especially liz non.
church going public. Is cordially in.
vIied by the pastor 70 attend these
services. The subject Of Tho sermon
tonight win be Mans Supreme pnty
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

Photographer strral haa completed
a panoramic view Of Las veais, which
surpasses anything Of tho kind yet
shown. II embraces not only the en-.
tire city and town, but as well. the
erosion, ths main range. beyond il Hot
Springs mountain. Hermit Peak and
Elk mountain. u g m Inspiring pie
ture The Optic expects IL reproduce
u foF printing,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

The Ladies Temple Aid would like
ii understood that the four little girls
soliciting tickets on a doll 70 be giy.
en- away at the hagaar are not compel
ing with each other; they each have
Nifty tickets & sell.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

The ladies' Temple Aid society will
hold q meeting in the upstairs room
Of the Temple at s o'clock. AT the
same time the =. z. Rosenwald Lodge
Of the J. 0. b B. will meet downstairs
After the routine business both 10
cseties win hold . joint social culture
sesston. Miss Levy viii read . paper
% the character o. Ophelia. A mus
"a pronsn viii be rendered in which
Mn. ctas. Kohs. Miss Hartman. II. A
chstsr 81 sinsa nsehsrscA viiis pss'
tapses.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

The temperature is rising gradually.
Last night the minimum was three
above zero. The maximum yesterday
20. Generally fair weather Is reported
In the territory for today and tomor.
row. According 10 appearances. II has
been showing In the mountains north
Of the city today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

Franz Kuhinann. who has been in
town but a few days, died yesterday
afternoon al I o'clock. lie Is a mem.
Der Of the Cigar Makers union and
this organization was notified Of his
death. lie has a brother who lives at
Cass Lake. MINI. Kublmann was ap.
parenny about thirty years Of age, Ti-
bcreulosis was the cause Of his death
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

The paper OF the play, soldiers Of
Fortune" Is going UP. The latest "a.
yertising art ii being applied TO the
Job and the bill boards are resplend.
ent with the big red and blue an
nouncements. February ard is the
night chosen for the performance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

There viii be a meeting Of young
men tomorrow evening at s o'clock IN
the Office or Thos. II, DAILY for the pur-
pose Of organizing Il Y. NJ. G. A. Bible
class. All young men who are inter
ested, are urged 70 be present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

Reports are rife that Ei Porvenlr
Is getting Il fall OF snow. The air IN
thc city has felt, and the clouds have
looked, as IL the same treat might be
expected here, and Barkis Il certainly
willing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

i. N. Giltner. cashier of the First
National bank Of carrollton, Ken.
lucky. Is 4 recent arrival In town,
where Id hopes to md relief from q
slight nervous maIady.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

Attorney j n Victory Of Santa Fe
has received notice of his
appointment as aide-de-camp 10
@. A. r commander in chief Gem
cral John Hack
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

The board of directors of the Com
merciaI club held q short session yes.
terday. No business was brought be-
fore the board and an adjournment
was made til the next regular meet.
ing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

The new Grc escapes fer the Insane
hospital buildings have arrived and
were taken out to the institution To-
day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

WIN. Read. the young D OF VIM.
Read, the barber. was unfortunate
enought To sprain his ankle severely
yesterday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

Architect 4 II Rarp. who Il IN 81
Louis, will let the contract for the con
struction 81 the New Mexico Worlds
FafF building within Il few days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

The Red Men will work In the adop.
ton, warriors and chiefs degrees 70.
morrow evening. A full attendance "
desired.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27
The members Of the Cattle Sanitary
board were in session this morning.

Friday evening Solicitor General
Bartlett win entertain the judges q
the supreme court at a smoker.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27
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The orange adv. Of Davis q sydes
makes q body wani-some.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-27

Notice new advertisement and cut
prices BY Berry. bridge street
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-05

success. By the same token it also gives to Calumet & Pittsburg Mining company great attractions.
 Calumet & Arizona has other claims occupying fine locations on which shafts will be sunk in future, an6 there are substantial signs that pre- sent copper outputs and dividends will be materially increased.
 Calumet & Arizona will soon have second outlet through the shaft sinking on the Black Bear claim ot the Pittsburg 6 Dulu,h h Development com pany. In our issue of last week the composition made us say this WAS about 5000" feet south of Calumet & Arizona's most southern worKInss. The distance is about 600 feet. The shafts will be connected at the 800 foot level of Calumet & Arizona. the drift having been put in at this dis tance from surface. This will afford a chance tor escape in case of accl- dent. and will also much improve the air underground, affording better ven
 
 many shafts connected as possible, and soon the Bonanza Circle group will be well provided for in this re. spect. IL is no secret that when all lnIs circle has been thoroughly deyel- oped, and each companys lanGs proved. here will be a consoliC ation. each being given the position it is en. titled 10 by reason of it's mineral stores. There are about the same holders representing the majority in each and the consolidation will be equitably made. This will insure the greatest economy of operation Imagine the results providing all these development companies succeed in finding big deposits Of copper and iC is true that all now appear to have remarkably bright chances. Consol- dated, they would be in position to secure the very best figures for sup plies, freights, and they would be power in the market. IL is not inn possible that this group of mines Will in the near future be producing 200.- o0O,OO0 pounds of copper annually, or as much as all Michigan Combined, theg would be a factor Of great i'm portance. The circle is one of great possibilities. It is a wonderful camp. this Bisbee. and Calumet & Arizora's enterprise has done much 10 prove it's real worth Michigan skill and en- ergy has brought it 10 the attention Of
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-05

street tailor mades the proper length is an inch from the ground all around.
 Collarless effects are still seen. but not so much as formerly.
 Shirt waists of heavy linen and chev. tot will be worn under tailor made walking suits all winter.
 The black crepe de chine waist com bined with tucked black mousselire de soie and chiffon applique is pretty and dressy as well as useful. for it does not soil and it wears forever.
 Voiles continue to hold first place in our favor. and in the natural course of events these have developed enormous ly in variety. In addition to the plain qualities, they are now to be had in spots, stripes and woven with a fancy selvage border. The last named fancy makes -un charmingly in triple