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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
COAL MINE EXPLOSION NEAR
CHEswIcK. PENNSYLVANIA.
All Avenues Of Escape for the Work
men Were Blocked Impossible to
Make q QuiCk Rescue Explosion
Sounded Like a Thnnder Roar All

Pittsburg Jan 26.-Between i25 and
$50 men We're entomed by an explosion
in the shaft Of the Harwiek Coal COM
pany near Cheswiok.
None Of them had been rescued az
noon, and it is believed that many of
them are were either killed outright by
the explosion or have been sutfocated
by the gas.
Two hundred men are at WORK trying
to hberate the men imprisoned inside.
About 200 men are employed AZ the
mine, $50 working inside and the re
mainderon the tippls. With . ,Cud
report like . thunderclap the wood
work of the tipple gave way.
The shaft was filled with rocks and
earth completely shutting of all means
of escape for those in the mine.
Whether the explosion Occurred at
the farthest extremity OF the mine and
killed the men by conclusion or
whether il occurred nearer the shaft
and imprisoned the men Is not known
There have oeen no means as yet OF
finding the exact nature of the disaster
and the number of men killed. II the
main entrance can not be cleaned ont
50 that the men can get fresh air all
will have haze persisted in the course OF
few hours Help was summoned
from all sources available and as many
men are assisting in the work OF the
rescue as can conviently work here.
Half a dozen men working near the
mouth Of the pit, on the triple, were
caught in the wreck age and d number
were seriously injured.
Superintendent George Sheets, as
soon at he heard o. the accident, tele-
phoned TO Cheswick and Springdae for
assistance. Cans OF workmen were
sent in responses and physicians have
rushed to the scene to take care OF the
di injured. The mine is about mile
from Cheswick and was opened about
two years ago. The company is opera
ted by Cleveland capitalists. The mine,
it is stated. has always been gaseous
one, but there has been no serious trou-
Die there before today.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
HAS PHILIPPINE EXHIBITS.
ocean Liner From the orlsn, Carries
Enormous Cargo.

ocean Liner From the Orient Carries
Enormous Cargo.
Tho oriental liner lndrasamha haA
arrived at Astoria. oregon. after a rua
Of "a days from Manila She has on
board the big Philippine exhibit Tor
The st. Louis exposition II consists
u over 1000 tons % philippine pro
ducts. Old cannon and materials Tor
building a typical phllppiae village
n St Louis. II "a a very Interesting
item In the big hn0r's cargo. not only
for It's historical value. but os account
u it's size. OWING 10 the great bulk
~ the consignment II will require dyr
special trains Of about 30 cars each.
IA soon as the steamship reaches port
he exhibit will be rushed aboard these
rains Immediately on arrival and
started eastward with a. uttlr delay
~ possible.
The biz item Il not tho only "src.
cial train" consignment on The llncr.
for she also has aboard tho largest
consignment Of silk ever brought n
this port. II Is valued at nearly 81 900
700 and for this reason will DO given
precedence over the other freight and
sent out by special express trains.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
NDIANDLA HAS OFFICE AGAIN
PRESIDENT HAS APPOINTED W.
MARTIN AS POSTMASTER.
PostOfiiee Has Beea Closed for soms
Time White Inhabitaats Refusing
TO Accept Mail Fron a Negro Post-
nIstresa = appointment IL satis-
factory to All coueeFned.

Washington. Jan. 2s. Tho president
has appointed W. b. Martin to sue
coed Mrs. Minnie Cox as postmaster AT
Indianola, Miss. The postofiee was
closed some time ago. the white tnhabs-
tants of the place refusing to accept
their mail from Mrs. Cox, who 10
negress. Martin. who Is a white
man, was one Of Mrs. Cox's bondsmen,
Concerning the appointment tho fol-
lowing statement was issued At the
White House: The president has
sent To the senate the nomination OF
William b. Martin 10 be postmaster at
Indianola. The term Of the post
mistress had expired and she refused
To accept u reappointment under any
condition and made the request for
the appointment of Mr.. Martin, ono of
her bondsmen and staanch friends
throughout tho whole trouble and who
had done yerything in his power 10
oppose and prevent lawlessness. A
report was made by the postOffiee In
spector who had originally investigated
the whole affair and on hi. advice and
investigation and the positive refusal
OF thde postmlstrsaa 10 accept ~
appointment undsr any consideration
the president appointed Mr.. Martin
ut will be recalled that Mrs Cox,
whose husband WAS railroad malt
CLERK, became Objec tionAbse u some u
tho citizens Of irdiaHola and She
was finally requested by them to resign
her Office.
Threats were made against her and
she was lead 10 believe that he life
was in danger. she Expressed To this
postoftice department desire 70 resign
bat when the facts werp developed
the dspa 'tment declined q permit her
10 do 50. Feeling over the matter
became bitter and a. Mrs Cox felt
that she could not remain ia the Oitice
with safety to herself. the Office was
closed. the government refusing 10
m IKE any other arrangement, For a
long tins the people " lndlanola
have been receiving thsir mall frpm
GreenytIle, a town IS miles distant
from indIauolA. Tho citizens paid a
special carrier TO bring thrm their maj.
from ireeuvtIlc. For some tins An
arrangement has been pcnding quietly
for the rcopentng ~ this indtAHolA
Office. Mrs. Co.'s term Of four years
having expired the appointment, Of
Mr. Martin Il made a. ISOLATION ot
the difficulty Tho appointments u
understood To bs satisfactory 10 ali
| concerned
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
IDAHO NEwa,

Senator Dubois has been notified By
the secretary of the Interior that he
would refuse the permission recently
asked to Craze large numbers Of sheep
on tho Pocatello forest reservation. In
IDAHO. Mayor sssely Of PocateIio pro.
is'ed against this permit and the mat
Ter was taken up by both idaho sen.
atora
Clarence Kline. a deaf and dumb
youth who lives with his parents near
tennessee, has been examined BY Coun.
~ Physician Hurlbut and committed 10
tho asylum Mt blackfout.
a successful operation Of skin graft.
ing has been performed upon the arms
and legs Of 3. u. Convey. an electrlclan
at Wsrdner who was fearfully burned
~ wire last November. He lie now
rapidly recovering.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
DIAMOND THIEF CAUGHT.
James Walters Nasbed at ST. Paul.
MINI.

MINI.
Minneapolis. Minn.-James Walters,
alleged to be one OF the most success
tul diamond thieves In the United
States. has been arrested here by de-
Jectives as he was leaving for Chi
eago. More than sl2 900 worth Of
diamonds was found in his possession.
while he confessed to having disposed
II about $4,000 worth Of stones in the
past three weeks.
The specific charge on which he Is
acid Is that OF robbing Baroness Hell
ma RadzikweIe Of 5000 worth Of
stones at the Colonial hotel In San
francisco, three weeks ago. With
Walters was William Kerry. a local
nan. who kept the diamonds for him
While he was in the city. and who was
arrested while awaiting his companion
At the Union station.
After being arrested he was sub
Iected to a vigorous examination and
inally admitted that a companion
tnew where the stones were. The
officers found merry at the station.
When Walters was confronted by Ker.
~ he confessed. telling where he had
.tolen the jewels and where he had
disposed Of a number OF them.
Wrapped in a handkerchief was
found a diamond lizard studded with
about $50 stones and estimated at 9
Ialue Of about $500; diamond tip
ped breastpin, a pearl and diamond
necklace. pearl and diamond upDec
coronet pin, an opal ring surrounded
Eith % diamonds and a pair Of dia
mond studded Gun buttons completed
The collection, making about $4,000
worth OF stones.
He had disposed Of several diamonds
IN Minneapolis and within the pas
.hree weeks soIu $4,000 worth O
stones in Tacoma, Spokane and Sc
Ittle
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
Responsible for Big Big Fire In Iro-
quoise Theatre, Chicago.

Responsible for Big Big Fire In Iro-
quoise Theatre, Chicago.
Chicago, Jan. 26-The coroner's jury
which for three weeks has been listen
ing to evidence relating to the fire in
the Iroquoise theatre has returned a
verdict by which the following persons
are held to await the action of the
grand jury:
Carter Fl. Harrison, mayor Of Chi
cago,; viii Davis, proprietor in part
and manager of the theatre, George
Williams. building commissioner Of the
city; Edward Laughlin, building in
spectOr under Williams; William SAL
Iers, fireman in the theatre; James K.
Cummings, stage carpenter; William
McMullsn, who had charge OF the lights
that caused the fire, and Fire Marshal
William II. Musham.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30

Contractors ahd builders are a -
opinton that shts year viii sAou 49,
building activity In Wallace Ihan :
the past few years
A tFaini8aA IL stock vas sAssnss
from kasnia last Monday 10 sensrIs
The train vii eoasisg u Ella eass y
sheep and ave esFs % hags. N
shssp have bsea tzttenea b. III
AFsabastsF. livtng north u Aez Rrssa
la tbs Collapse ~ Z mih hagias.r
three mIiss tFom Meadows. Ia ~
s0fthsFa PART ~ ghis e03AIy, Ft.sl
Hiil vas killed and his bFOsAss ~
per may die sFnm tnIartes fsezsssa
ThsY ~sre PiliaE sambeg Ia gAs apusv
part u The mIll baildInE Shea ~
entiss balIding collapsed. hasyiax ~
rneu aaasF a pile u lnmksE aaa "a.
b-Fs
AZ 6FatofteAi tFToat 81 ths isMtaam
nOFmal schaol F~1aitea iH TAG ssaae
Iiaa Of tbs following Gean * a
batsfs y lsag. " r. nmmam
and willard 0wTaa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
COLD cRAzEs ELEPHANT.
Suffering Animal Almost Kills III
Keeper.

st. Paul, Jan. 26.-Maddened By the
intense cold, which had frozen Its
ears and trunk, an elephant belonging
20 an animal show which has been
exhibiting at a local theater, Sunday
almost instantly killed its keeper. Con
rad Castens, and partly wrecked the
Milwaukee freighthouse. Many Of the
attendants had narrow escapes from
serious injury. Castens then went TO
the animals head and attempted to
paclfy 1t, but the beast threw him TO
the ground, and. planting his foot
upon him. crushed In his ribs, and. II
is believed, fatally injured him. The
brute then seized heavy articles Of
freight in the sheds and began to
swing them about. doing much dam.
age. After laboring for nine hours,
attendants quieted the animal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
woolIey Appointed.

Washington, Jan. 90 On recon-
mendation Of Senator Hepburn OF Ida
no, the president has again appointed
II. Smith Woolley, a former bishop Of
the Mormon church, to be assayer Of
the mint at Boise City, Idaho. The
president holds that IL seemed evident
that the charges made against Woolley
were due TO political bias.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
Endeavorer Conrention.

Spokane, Jan. 20. Thursday to
Sunday June %. ~. % and 26. These
are the dates definitely. set for the
convention Of the Christian Endea-
vorers. Of Eastern Washington and
Northern Idaho, which will be held in
Spokane next summer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
KILLS HIS WIFE AGD SELF.
John 7. Brown, an Oregon School In
structor, InsaneIy Jealous.

John 7. Brown, an Oregon School In
structor, Insanely Jealous.
Pendleton, Oregon, Jan. 27.-In q
fit Of jealousy, John t. Brown, a
teacher in the Mckay Creek school,
killed his wife. Ethel, and then lay
down beside the dead body and shot
himself through the heart. From evil
dsnce at the inquets it looks as if the
wife had consented to dying by her
husbands hand The double tragedy
was committed on the hill south Of the
city, at 2 O'Clock in the morning, and
the bodies were found about 10 n. m.
The verdict said the deed was com
mitted by Brown. who was insanely
jealous without cause apparent to the
jury.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
Hoods EdrSap0rilLo
and Pills

Remove all hnmors, overcome IN
their effects, strengthen, tone ~
invigorats the whole system.
II had sAis fhsam ca ny hanas - a..
could Rot Sosk. ttook Heoa's sassaps.sl,s
and 4 dTSss eas Tie AamoF. I eaast.s.s
iIs ass tlii the sassa aiaappaaraa.~ -
IAA o, hEeEs. kant0sd Rails. Ma
Moods eaVsapaFtlia psomissa !.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
Eleven Thousand Homeless.

Aalesund, Norway. Jan. A.-The fire
which swept over this town destroyed
every building In It. with the excep-
tlon OF the hospital. The 11,000 In
habltants Of AaIesuBd were compelled
to CAM. In the. open. as only few
damaged and uninbabitable houses
were LEFT standing ~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
FIRE AT LGAsEHwoRTH. WASH
Entire Town Threatsned--Hlah Wind
Blew.

EnuFo Town inreatsneo-htah Wind
Blew.
LeaVenworth. Wash. Jan. Is Fire
has destroyed SIX buildings and. fan.
ned by n strong wind. for a time threat.
ened the entire town. The loss Ia be.
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Only a
small portion Of the damage was GOV.
cred by insurance.
The whole town turned ont 10 nRht
the flames and II was only by vigorous
work that the FIRE was prevented from
spreading further than n did. The
Great Northern employees were called
out to save the depot and other com.
pany property The snow. which ia
two feet deep on tho ground and tho
roofs Of the buildings. proved an Of.
dclent weapon against tho flames.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
SHOT MARSHAL OF TROY. IDAHO
Payne Siy white Under Influence. ,f
Liquor KILLED J. ~. Haya,

Liquor Killed J. ~. Haya.
Troy, Idaho, Jan. 2s.-While M.
tempting to arrest Payne Sly. Marsthal
J. II. Hays was shot to death by tho
former After tho shooting. Sly, who
was under the influence NJ liquor. sue.
cessfully stood OF large crowd Of
citizens for some time. finally escaping
and taking refuge in his fathers house
where he was placed under arrest.
Sly has badly wounded hand. his
clothes are pierced with bullet holes in
several places and he has slight
wound In the side. II IL believed
Marshal Hays gave Sly tho wound In
the hand.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
Coast whea, Report.

Tacoma. wash.-Unchanged, blue
stem. 70 i.2c; club, 10 lie.
Portland. Ore.--Walla walla, 73c;
bluestem. 7Sc; valley, 7s0s0c.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30

Unless you have a good reason for
doing a thing you have an excellent
excuse for not doing II.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
CHICAGO SPECIAL GRAND JURY
viii investigate iroquoIs Theater
Fire.

Chicago. Jan. PA special grand
jury viii be called after next Satur.
day to continue the coroner's lnvesti-
CATION Of the Iroquois theater 6re.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
I'LL Humors

Are impuFe matteFs which N. 49,
liver, Kidneys and other organ. -
not take care Of without help, ,hs,s /.
such an accumulation Of them.
They litter the whOls system.
fimPles, boils, eczema and o.A..
srupsioas, Isss Of appetite, Tia, ,Iv.a
feeling. bilious tnrAs, sita Of IBdIg,..
ton. dall headaches and many 90.
troubles are due 70 them.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30

ns aiuass a. hara 10 say aasa !
n i % bosrww
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30

An optimist ls man who boasts Of
his hard luck
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-07-06

ranni ie shleduul We vsdAlenost
asi desiti mil iaponskt minono.
sky snatily SO ruske lode dostih.
nousi pfiblilily Sc X MIN az ma
dive mile. Tyto zahkjily vsak
proti minonoskam ostrou palbn a
9. bodina ruske lodstvo shaslo
vscchna sva ssetla a amizelo '
temnote.
General Sacharov oznamuje y
posledni svd zpravs, be zapouci
zastavili svnj poshod ns ruske
posice cd Senyncengu. Dne go.
cervna prime ksrsfordevie yydal
Sc ma obhlidku s nekolika setni.
nami kozak1 smerem Ike Kantse,
kde Sc se,kal zaponskym odde
lenim, kterf rychle ustonpilo.
Zaponci ztratili dne ~. eervna
q della a nabojni vozy byly rusky.
mi stfelami znieeny.
V Petrobrade Sc pondeli roz.
nasela zprava, ktera dosud nebyla
1fedne potvrzena nasledkem
toho neni jisto jestli zsklada Sc ma
pravde, ze general Kuropstkin
porazil kurokiko We yelike bitve.
Rusove ztratili pry teto bitve
10000 muz1. Druhe vftezstvf
mel dobYti gen. Miseenko a celia
Iedna brigada zaponska psdIa mu
do rukou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-07-06
0dstrasujiei pfikIad obeeenstvu. .

PAM A. Bergmsnova v Chicsgu
otravils Sc karbolkou pro nezho-
jitelnou vnitfni nemoc. Celia fads
balsam1, syrobo jinych patent
nfch "lek6' pilulek ubohe pani
nepomohly. Nenf divu, ponevsdz
patentni''lek obsahujf ponejvice
jedy: morhum a chloroform. ktere
nemocnemu sice ma oksmzik ulevi,
ale po case Sc eiovek pozyolns
otravuje. varujeme tudiz pied
takovymi "leky' podvodnymi re.
klamami vychvslovanymi a "a.
imu vlsstniho zdravf define pied
most leku pfIrodnimu, kterym jest
Simanovskeho BFezohorske The,
a nikdy nebudeme nezhojiteInou
nemocf dohnani K sebevrazde.
Cena baliesrs 81. 90, postou sI.zo
pffmo zasflz; r. F. Simanovsky,
654 Scott St., Milwaukee, Wis. If
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-07-06

fV Baltimore, Md, pFiseI pied.
minuIe 1tery rano k yaznemu era.
neni eeskg pekaf pan vojtkeh ST.
mhnek, jent ma syoji pekarnu y
{. 2S44 Hudson ul. v Canton.
Rozvazel zaksznfk1m sygm peel
70, kdyz na robu Baltimore a Pat
terson Park ave. potal Sc mn khh
pissiti. Pan Simdnek napjaI weekly
sye silly, aby kone splaseneho udr.
Eel, COZ Sc mu ysak nepodaFilo.
K11 uhanel ku pFedu vsi silou,
vyhodiv pfi tom syeho pans 8 vo'
zu. ktery utrpel phi padu tezkgcb
poranenf ma hlaye a nekolik po-
nmozdenin ma prstech. Ma rychlo
policistou +. c. Scottem pFivolany
ambulanenf VOC dopravil rsn6neho
krajsna do sv. Josefske nemocni-
ce, kdez Sc mu dostalo lekafskeho
osetfeni. Porsnenf pans Sim6nks
jest velice tezke, zejmena ma bla-
We. Jeden prst1 musel mu byt
odejmut hned po dopraveni do
nemocnice. Jest vsak opravnkna
nsdeje, ze Sc leksfnm podsfi "a.
p. Sim1nks pfi zivote.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-07-06
zpravy zamofsk6.
Angle

PdyHR Nergt ndrdaem ma ecbsst
eotopSa $50 gtif1hoodics sohy-
HRio NJ Uisdfh
Norsessky psraik Norge. k,erI
opustil Kodah dne aa tervna /;
nalezal SC na ceste do NJ. ", ma
RAIL minulou stfedu ma 1skal
zapadniho pobfesi Skotska a po
topil sc kratke dobe a lod
zahynulo na 7so lfdi. Hrozne tc
nestesti sc udalo nasledkem mlhy
niz ztrsiil parnik smer sve ce
sty. Jakmile nistal naraz n.
Gskali, We spodku lode yyrazens
velka dfra, kterou mocne Sc hnals
voda do vnitf Ma lodi nastaIa
paniks a strsslivY zmatek a po-
ssdka lode ztratila hlavu. 4 osmi
zaebrannych lodic pouze dve do.
staly sc stastne ma vodu, avssk
pouze jedna lodice Sc 27 osobami
byla nahodou zachranena parnf.
KEN Saliva, ktery il shlednul ma
mofi zaboeiv k al, troseenfky
wal ma pslubu. Cd techto osob
dozvedel Sc svet 0 nestesti, ktere
stihlo noryezsky parnik, ma nsm1
nalezaIi Sc vesmes vystehovalci 2
Norvezska, Danska a Finska.
Kdyz lod nsrszila prudce ma
1skali, vystehoyaIci ocekavali v
mezipslubi snidani a cely ten
proud nekolika set lidi najednou
chtel vyraziti ma paIubu, eimz
1zka scbodiste dplne byls zscpa
ma a 10 pfispelo tim vice k zdese
nf, ktere sc zmocnilo vsech osob
na parniku jedoucfch. Parnik
potal Sc ponofovati pfidi. Po.
sadka spustila ysceh osm "a
chrannych lodic do mich posa.
zeny zeny a deh, sest techto
lodic by!o vssk vlnami roztfisteno
0 boky tonoucf lode a osoby v
mich Sc nalezajicf utonuly. Pouze
dve lodice Sc dostaly bez melody
ma voiu, druba nebyla jcstG male.
zena a mozna, ze byla ylnami
pfevracena.
Kapitan Norge staI ma mdstku
al do posledniho okamziku, kdy
lod Sc potopila, strhnouc sebou
do hlubin asi 600 osob, ktere staIy
ma palube parnfku, zoufsle lomice
rukama nsFfkaDce,
Ma zachranene lodici bylo 40
muzd, nichz jeden namoFnfk,
sest Zen iedno deyee. Dfuh@
dnstojnik tuto lodici dostal Stast.
ne ma yodu a odrszil nf cd boku
Jotapejicfbo Sc parniku. kdyz
ale videl, BE Iodice jest pfeplnfna,
skoei. do mofe a snazi 80 doplo.
vati k jine lodici, jcz nebyla TAX
pfeplntna, phi pokusu tom vsak
utonul,
We vlnach mofe tom okamzi.
ku zapsSili marn4 o sye zivoty
muzi, zeny a deti.
o strsslive syG zkusenosti Wy |
praVuje jeden re zaehranenyeh |
Petr Nelson, ktery Sc nalezal We
sye ylasti ma nfyst1yG a yracei SC |
do Ameriky, takto;
opus.ili jsme Koda6 dne "a
tervna a nemeli jsme zadnou ne.
hodu. Tu as. teryna, eekaje '
kabine na snidsni, ueitil jsem na
rsz, ga MIN nasledoval bned druhy
a tu tusll jsem bned, ze Sc nsco
vazneho stale a yybehl jsem ma
palubu.
Tam liz behaio zmatku mnoz
stvf lidi muzstvo pousthlo Iodice
ns yodu, Dostal isem Sc stsStn6
do jedne mich kdyz isme odra.
zili, kapitan Gundel stal ma SVEN
mosiku, hodIsje pstrns umfiti
konani sVe povinnosu.
Mnoho osob skesilo pied nssi
mi zraky 3 paIuby do moFe Sc
zachrannymi pasy, ale neudrzely
Sc mad vodou ntonuly. Nejmene
700 osob zshynulo parnikem.
Bloudily jsme ns mofi po az
bodin, kdy isme byli zschraaeni
parnfkem "Salvia.'
Potopeny psrnfk Norge byl
zbudoyan hrmou A. Stephen &
Sonv Glasgow y Skotsku v roku
1881. Mel 3,3Is tun snosnosti,
ielks jeho obnasela 3o4 3 stop,
sirokV byl Ao,S ponor bvl az st.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-07-06

ienl hstlm co ava y uiCh upoUtal
ma scbe posofnost Dcntonovl
pied protelim domu, jeden q niei
vkradl SC poxadlm do fsrmy
skrze ehodbu eas,eens otcyIenjm
dvefmi al X samotncmu silcnci,
Jako bleak ehopil se pax jehs
rueniee hned na to obs vAleli s,
v zapase po zemi. Druzi serifovt
pfibehli ku pomoei . spoienym
silsmi pfemohli silence. ~,
stezoval 81 We vezeni, be mu stale
bzuei usich to zejej dohani
tomu, ably byl bez potravy a ne
dovolil zadnemu domu ami dc
domu.
KraJsn feditelem veIkeho zavodu
Pan Louis Pseneik, prominent.
nj mlady obchodnik eesky, jest
feditelem velkeho zsyodu Y Smith.
vile, Texas, majici krasnou bu.
doucnost pied sebou. Byli jsme
neobytejne poteseni, kdyz pc
tezke chorobe znoru mohl Sc ujati
otezi obchodu. Psal nam o tom
prave: "Byl jsem stizen prudkou
zimnici po vice tgdnd a Trinerovo
Leeive Hofke Vino mne vyleGilo
1plne, nejen nemoci, ale BE
ziskal jsem ma vaze deset liber
behem etyf tydn1.' Mnozf Sc
diyf, jak mdze tento lex tax 1ein.
kovati, ze tolik nemoci vyleef a
cele telo takoyym obdivuhodnym
zp0sobem sesili, piece jest to
zcela jednoduchym. Trinerovo
Letive Hotke Vino uprsvi 1szi-
yanf Y kazdem pfipadG tim stale
obnovuie krev. Ueihte zaludek
silnym, ably mohl pfijfmati a sprs.
covati potsavu, utifitc krev ei.
stou a bohatou a mate kazdou me-
snaz zaludku hned Y pofadku.
v lekarnach. Pfimo zssle jeding
vyrabitel, Jos. Triner, 79o So.
Ashland Av., Chicago, Ills.
Z politIeke areny.
v dtery zab1jena byla ST.
Louisu demokrsticka narodni kon
yence, ktera slibuje by.i velice "a
jimavou, nebof Y nj Sc stfetnou
TAX zyanf reorganisatofi demokra
ticke strany vedeni byyslgm new
yorskym senatorem Hillcm a frak.
ce rsdikalni, jejfmz y1dcem jest
Bryan. Kandidatem rcorganisa.
tord jest sondee Parker, kdezto
Bryauovym kandidatem les, soud.
ce Gray, ktery gBsk rozhodne SC
nechce nominsci uchazeti.
Hearst nenf pro Bryana dos,i
dobry, bezpocbyby, ze je pro nej
pfilis &luty, prohlasuje Sc vssk, ze
Cast nebraska demokraticke dele.
gace bude pro nej hlasoyst.
V Minnesota statnf republican.
sky Sized postaviI Cello lfstku "a
Roberta c. Dunna, ga
namestka K. w. Jonese, "a tsjem.
nika p. Z. Hansons, "a poklsd
nika c. Blocka, "a navlsdniho |
T. f. Younga, "a zeleznicnf komi-
'afe w. +. Younga a r. B. Millse
, "a vrchni soudce G. Il. Elliotts,
:. l.. Lewise, c. A. Browns T..
A. Jsggarda. Problascnf zasad
Icbvaluje presiden.a Rooseyelta a
Van Santa.