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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
STRANGE UNION
ASKS INCREASE
Mosquito Killers Problem
to Manager c. H. Markham
of the Southern Pacific

General Manager Charles H. Mark
ham Of the Southern Pacific is pom
dering over the queerest strike on rec
ord The Mosquito Catchers' Union
of Sabine. Texas. has walked out
practically tying up construction work
in that part of the country, for the
section hands cannot work unless pro-
tected from the ravages of the insects.
The union consists of Just two
negroes who have made life study
of the work. as their methods show
They steal among swarm of mos
quitoes after dusk with bits Of straw
and bags of snuff. The insects are
peculiarly sensitive in the region of
the third rib. The cunning negroes
tickle that part Of the anatomy with
the straw. When the insect opens it's
mouth TO laugh they pour snuff down
its throat The mosquito sneezes TO
death.
The negroes are peculiarly adapted
to the work because of their color,
which is not easily distinguished in
the dark. To white men the work
would be fraught with peril. For the
labor of killing mosquitoes the mig
gers" have been receiving 81 75 a
day. They want $2 20.
During the week that Markham has
been wondering how to arbitrate the
strike numerous substitutes for the
expert sIayers of the insects have been
suggested. Gatling guns were pro-
I posed. They have been tried before
but found impractical. Ammunition
( is too expensive and wounded mos
quitoes have been known to tear up
sections of the track in the death
agony.
Another method once tried proved
too costly. A herd of Texas longhorns
into whose bran mash gallons of Ken
lucky moonshine had been poured,
were driven out for mosquito feed.
The insects became intoxicated and
were easily chloroformed while in
that condition. Many of the mosqui-
/ toes were teetotalers and survived to
warn their descendants to say always
'cusses on the rum"
To Markham the affair is no lest
The section hands at Sabine refuse to
work unless protected from the pests.
The mosquito catchers say they will
stand pat The construction work of
the Southern Pacific in Texas is tied
up by union" consisting of two ne
I
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
CHINESE ALMOST DIE
N 4 BOXCAR PRISON
six MOnSolians Attempting 10 Snug
gle Themselves Into america
Have Narrow FscaDe.

Los ANGELES. Aug six Chi
nese were taken from a b0xcar that
had just arrived over the Southern Pa
cifc to-day Ia q pitiable condition. hav-
ing been sealed up in their prison at
Juarez. Mexico in order 60 smuggle
themselves into the United States For
seven days they lay iu q car half filed
with mcrchandise. four days without
water and food In their ignorance
and fear Of bein- discovered and ar
rested the unfortunate men suffered
the tortures OF thirst and the bangs Of
hunger without making Outcrv- When
they were discovered yesterday and
taken out they were Ia a state Of com
plete physical exhaustion and almost
unable 10 stand
The Chinese say they were placed in
the car by an empIoye Of the Mexican
National Railroad At JuareZ- in con
siderstion Of S25. all the money they
had They provided themselves with
some provisions and water. but these
gave out in three days and they were
forced % 20 for four days without
food or water in q stifirE tempe-a-
ture.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
BUTTERFLIES STRIP
FOREST OF FOLIAGE
Millions of Insects Are Devastating
Trees on Boundary Line Between
Shasta and Trinity Counties.

REDDING, Aug. 7.-Butterfiies by
millions are denuding the summit Of
Mount BaIIy of all vegetation. That is
the statement of II. T. Bush, timer
and plumber of Weaverville, Trinity
County who has just returned to his
hcme from a trip to the top Of the
mountain on the boundary line be-
tw cen Shasta and Trinity counties.
Bush says that the air above the tim
Der line on the mountain is filed with
insects that are eating the leaves and
bark clean from the brush that grows
there. He says the butterflies are
working down the mountain and that
they soon will be in the timber line.
They seem to be Of one species.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
ABTEEECANs WANT TO
SEE BULLS KILLED
Large Crowds 60 over Southern Cali
Line 10 Witness Work of
AfaradorS.

8IatadorS-
SAN DIEGO. Aug "A crowd Of
between 800 and 400 people from san
Diego, Coronado and all Southern Cali
foruiz attended the first buIlfght OF
the year az Tia Juaua this afternoon
Many excursionists came from Los
Angeles 70 spend q day or two At the
seaside and incidentally 20 see what a
Mexican buufEht is like
Lieutenant Governor Bzrreto was
present and directed the contest. in
that he gave the signals when the bulls
should be admitted and attacked. The
former leader Of the bullfghters met
death AT MsZstlan since he was here
e year ago and the new leader. Bar
rera- proved his equal. though both he
and Pa-Uer0 had close calls by the
horns of the beasts.
when The fifth and last bull was
about GO be admitted the leader walk
ed % the center Of the ring and an
DouDcec rhar IN general Americans did
Drr want 20 see a bullhght carried 20
the extent u killing. but il IL was the
pleasure Ct the audience the matsdor
would d. his work There was q yeu
% approval which was taken 70 mean
rhsr the bun should be killed Barrera
walked 70 the center OF the ring,
awaited the signal from the Lieutenant
Governor 70 XIII and when he received
10 he flashed his red blanket in the face
4 the bull The animal charged fierce
y and as he came Up fupaled himself
on the long thin sword Of the maLador
and dropped almost in its tracks
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
DR.. Miles
nti-Pain Pills

the greatest remedy on earth for pains Of
any kind. Their soothing influence upon
the nerves is felt throughout the entire
system.
Il had La Grippe pains all over me.
and 1 was in such distress I thought
could not endure it, I thought of DR..
Miles Auti-Pain Pills. and after takin z
9 doses the pain disappeared. and slept
peacefully. My brother has a swelling on
his neck. and uses them. as they ease
the pain and leave no bad effects like
quieting powders. -ADELIA LANE,
Portage. Mich
If they fail to help. your druggist viii
refund your money on first package
% doses, 25 cents. Never sold in bulk.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
Wealthy Residents Of New
port Robbed of Diamonds
and Precious Stones of ES-
timated Value of 100000
POLICE On LOOKOUT
FOR BOLD THIEVES
Crime Is Believed to Be the
Work of Gang Organized
for the Purpose of LOOting
Summer Homes at Resort
s7ees.i Disgatoh 70 II. CAL.

NEW YORK. Aug. Fer more than
a month the most skiIltul detectives at
tsched 70 the Pinkerton agency and the
police CT the Eastern cities have been
working upon the most extensive Jew
elry robbery ever perpetrated in this
country. Diamonds and ether precious
stones valued at about s300 600 were
stolen on June z from the Newport
family, whose name is withheld because
~ the fear rhac publicity might aid
the escape OF the thieves Orders have
been issued 70 spare no expense or Ia
bCr 70 md the robbers and restore the
gems, and every suggestion that could
lead 10 their discovery has been ex-
. -haustively covered but thus far the
case is SIN involved in mystery.
80 effort has been relaxed however.
snd the detectives are confident that
they VII clear 10 the case For weeks
past notification Of the robbery has
been quietly given TO pawnbrokers and
diamond dealers throughout the cOun-
Try II order that no opportunity should
he offered for the disposition OF the
articles
Il Is known that the victims OF
this gigantic robbery are among the
Wsal-hiasr and most prominent OF the
. sumner residents Of Newport. For
this reason. as well as for the possible
advantage the thieves might have
gained from the excitement following
publicity. the utmost secrecy has been
maintained concerning the case
since the beginning OF the present
Newport season there has been an IN
usually large number Of rObberies OF
wealthy residences there. and the the
ory has been entertained that the
present case may be the elimination
o. series Of crimes executed by Z
daring band thoroughly familiar with
the conditions and opportunities OF
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08

Neuralgia
Malaria

Positively cured with Dr. Hal
pruner's Wonderful Medicine,
or your money returned. Price,
SOC. and s1.OO per bottle. For
sale by all dealers and at Office
of Halpruner Medical Mfg. Co.,
28 California ST., S. F, sent BY
mail or express. People cured
free of charge from 1 to 4 ?. N
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
SEARCH IN VAIN FOR THE YELLED
WOMAN WHO ABANDONED AN INFANT
! Little One Chuckles
Gleefully in It's
New Home.
Appears That Mother
Selected Jackson
as Victim.

OAKLAND. Aug. The baby who
was left at the Jackson home last night
by a yelled woman is chuckling gIee-
fully. after the careless way of babies.
Perhaps at the same time the unhappy
mother who dares not acknowledge him
is sobbing bitterly because she can
never see her baby again. The child
does not know nor care. He is wonder
ing how he can get his toes into his
mouth. That is the biggest problem of
his existence at present
Whoever the woman was, she knew
the affairs of the Jackson familyrthor-
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
IMPROVED MESS FOR
MILITIA AT MANEUVERS
Adjutant Gneral's Office Authorizes
Ten Cents Per Diem for Extra
Articles.

SACRAMENTO. Aug Orders
will be issued Monday. August s. from
the adjutant generals Office author
izing an expenditure by commanding
officers of regiments, battalion OF ar
tiIlery, companies, troops. batteries.
signal corps and detaChments OF sani-
tary corps, Of 10 cents per diem for
the purchase Of extra articles for the
mess of all enlisted men participating
in the combined maneuvers of the
United States and State troops. near
Atascadero, San Luis Obispo County,
August i 10 August 81
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
Auburn Man killed by Lightning.

AUBURN. Arg. Frank Stevens.
a son of Solon Stevens. one Of the
pioneer residents of this place, was
killed by lightning yesterday near
Cripple Creek, Colo. where he was
employed as railroad man. The body
will be brought to Auburn for burial.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
coNPAeyTg sENERAIs rRAs5ArLANrIa1E


DTRECT LINE 10 HAVRE-PARIs -.
Sailing every THURSDAY instead OF - E0ID
Saturday, a 10 A. from Pier A.. ~serH-EA--
North River. foot OF Morton ST
FIRST class 70 Havre SO and upward second
class 10 Havrs Sf5 and upward G-N NaE.AL
4CrNCY' FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN-
XDA s2 Broadway Hudson buildins). NeW
V1-I- r FUGAZI & CO. Pacific Coast
x---.- < Nf~-rror1e~,- avenue. san Francisco.
T-i~JSsrs sod by all RaiIroad Ticket Agents
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
Butcher Fals and Leares.

TACOMA. Aug. "A Dawson dis
patch says Peter Buchholz. the largest
retail butcher on the KIondike. has
dfsa ppeared. leaving liabilities of
forty thousand dollars. The Pacific
cold Storage Company is the princi-
pal creditor II Is believed BuchhoIz
has gone 10 the American side.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
To .. 5. Navy Yard and Vallejo

stnr H J. Corcoran-Leayes ;. -. root of
- = rorth end ferry bldg--Week days.
so $50 a NJ. : and $ P N: sundays. $50
a. Ms P NJ Leaves Nalie5o-'eeez days.
p M Fare sc each Way- Excursion rates
Snnr5avz 70 vallejo Glen Cove and Marttnez.
10 -0rInd trfp. PIPER. ADEN. GOODALL
20 nhons Maiu SAL saturday excepted
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
Assailants Are Released.

Campbell, convicted without jury for
assaulting Frank SIavin, an ex-prize-
fighter, have been released on tele-
graphic orders from Ottawa.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
Thnse Who Care

Those who care for the grandest stage
-ise in California. through the health
z.siug high hills and scenery that makes
rs.ror1s possible are reServing seats on
f-o santa re stages for Yosemite Valley
The Santa Fe rate for a seven-day trip,
-rh al expenses. is $500. Ask about
il ~ s4I Market street
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grip Pains

It would be utterly impossible to mag
inc anything more distressing than La
Grippe pains They are simply tnde-
scribab bic. and seem TO be composed OF all
the misery sensations known.
Yet they can be relieved. and in very
short time. by taking
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
CHEAPER FUEL Is
PROMISED IN DAWSON
Activity of Rival Companies Has Re-
duced the Price OF Coal to
Low Figure.

TACOMA. Aug. Coal at Daw-
son has dropped to SO per ton
through the rivalry of companies
owning coal mines at Coal Greek, near
Circle and Five Fingers The for
mer will land ten thousand tons in
Dawson before navigation ends and
the other company will have nearly
as large a supply. Fuel will be
cheaper next winter than ever before
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
MODJESKA TO SERVE
AS BABY SHOW JUDGE
Famous Actress Will Pick Winners
Among Infant Competitors at
San DIEGO.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. Madame
Modjeska. the famous actress, has
been selected TO enact the rather try
ing role of judge at baby show to be
held at Tent City next week.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
OccaRIcS.SCO. @ ::;s ~; !: :.s : :;,;;: 81: i:

- MARIPOSA for Tahiti Aug. .. II a N
: q VENTURA for Honolulu Samoa. Auck-
land ard Sydney. Thursday. Aug Is pm
: ALAMEDA for Honolulu. Aug y. II
LDSP9ECKELS I BROS. CO., ATS, Ticket 01Cs 63 Mar
kst FTsghl once 329 MsTkE ST., Per T. PsCi1G S.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
WILL GIVE THE KING
A BIG GOLD NUGGET
KIondilSe Miners Will Present a Valu-
able Piece of Precious Metal to
His Majesty.

TACOMA, Aug. 7.-Richness Of
the Knodike is to be advertised by
presentation to King Edward of an
eighty-five-ounce nugget taken last
spring from French GuIch. 1t is pure
gold devoid Of quartz. Subscriptions
are being taken at Dawson to raise a
fund to purchase the nugget.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
rou.z Navy yard ana vAns1o.

s,r,-. General F'rfsbls 1IonticelIo and Arrow
-15 a m 1870. S.15. s. $50 p. m tex sum.
Surdavs. 9.f5 a n $50 p m Leave Vallejo
al m. 1880. 3.t5. p N Eek SUM-; sun
5svu N AIS D. n Pier 2 foot Ms
siou street; phone Main 15cS HATCH BROS
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
STOCKTON HAS FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE
Hay and Grain Warehouses of Dick
inson & Guernsey Are Burned
to Ground

STOCKTON, Aug. s.-The hay and
grain warehouses of Dickinson &
Guernsey were destroyed by fire early
this morning The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08

A woman's worth is usually more
than she can extract from her hus-
bands pockets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08

The cost of a thing cannot be meas
ured by its price.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
CASE OF CAPTAIN CONVERSE.

The case Of Captain Converse is a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

: WARsZAWA, j; ia listop.
,Wc.orajj' ! r = 10 przysalo totaj
<dq:gro'4dnych' zabur2eh miedzy'
.Aumem aebranych* NJ ulicy
dem,o non a policya:W We
die ,estatnich .wiadomo6ci pa
do podczas tej walki trzyna6-
iciei trap6w; amianowicie |dwu
-. aajj1sden nla zll.
?:prywatnych. - 1rsyaAe6ci
jeden os6b zostalo ;cie3ko
ilekko pokaleczonych.
=. 0 r~owodach ttgo zaj6cia
mic. blitszego ME .wiadomo.
Telegramy ~zydowskiego blu
,ra~ Zjednoczonej prasy mic y
'tym wzgledzie ME podaja.
Gdyby tax jeden 3ydek doata'
baty to co innego. W6wczase
to samo biuro robiloby gwalt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

RZYM, IA ]istop. - ivy
cieztwo RooseveIta ~spowodo
wa}o tax rzadowa jak j kato
Ccka prase do wypowiedze
MIA zda6 poch]ebnych dlawo
d1a republikan6w. ,,Patria"
powiada, re Roosevelt ciesz>
sic s}usznie popularno6cia A
merykan6w, stanowiacych "a
81, przeznaczonado odegrania
wielkiej roll " dziejach. ,,Os
servatore" Powiada: Roose.
y,eltokazuje spok6j i madrofc,
jest ~znakomitym mezem sta.
nu, zdolnym diplomats i
dzielnym pisarzem. Dale do
.bry przyk}ad, jak naleiy zyt
%skromnie, szanowac :czysto6t
domowe ego: ogniska j trzymat
sic zasad uczciwo6ci Liczni
katolicy W Stanach Zjedno'
ezonych powinni zgodnie stac
Fpo stronie takiegojak Roose
welt presydenta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

PETERSBURG, IA listop
- Wielki niepok6j budza tn
tai rozruchy W tych miejscc
vo6ciacb, gdzie odbywa sis
oranka. ,Nowoje Wrem,a''
orzypisuje r"zruchy szerze.
'riu sic pijahstwa. W dystrv.
<tach ": kt6rych rekrut6~
iciaga sig do wojska, panut
.,rzekonanie, 10 kazdemu .
bro6cy~ ojczyzny wolno 81,
upijac. Jezeli szynkarze MI.
daja rekrutom w6dki, ci ron
b jaja szynki, ME pytajac 81,
.weale, cry krzywdza pr1ez +
zyd6w Tub chrze6cian.~ !. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17
: TOXIC, a ']istopada. :

TOXIC, a ]istopada.
Donoeza, ze pancernik Gro:
mob6j'a !: e,skadrys wiadywo'
Stocked wpadl. na:skala i:mo=
emo sic uszkodzit.: Prsedsie.
wzial jPj[''ioi,dr6& pdr6bna wyszedl
sly g dopiero::.:z1warszt.t6w
.okretowych..* Ki1k4 sinaiyeh
okret6w pr~zyholovaio"sg oo
;powrotem do miejsca;. gdzie
praedtem sta}: na kotwicy.
Byt nape'niony woda, kiedy
60 g.. Hldzieto na nowo do ma
Eprawy. Eskadra ~w}adywosto.
bez ~kratownika ,,Gromo.
.b6j" jest skasan. ma besczyn.
nose.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17
BALTIMORE, M. D. Me

BALTIMORE, N. D. Me
jaki Damzalski, o kt6ryn'
wspominali6my " zesziyu'
numerze,. ze chcia}s okra6t
swego. rodaka niejakiego Bog
danowicza ma sumo $1,000
i~uciec z niemi " SWAT. a
kt6ry zostat przy}apany 1,s
dwarcu Union kolei przez
sierzanta Biefner, zostal v
poniedzia}ek skazany " sa-
die kryminalnym przez Sc
PHELPS. nails ml mi i;
ICY :ciezkiego wiezienia* ((Penii.
tensiary) lest to dob'ri.a> prze.
ola innych podobnych
jenu. amatoF6v oodzzej via:
|snosel.s.1s %xstf =:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17
z INV POLSKICH
W

%|1|'ClHlICAGo, Ill, Jan Wilt.
TX, kt6ry, jak wiadomo, o.
slskarzony byi o to, jakoby
AAmordowaf 6 letniego Paw}s
~Raszkowskiego i. ~ kwiet.
Ma 1903, /, zostat skazany.
|rl1 otrzymai nowy process,
zostaf wczoraj wypuszczo:
by ma wolnosc. Podprokura~
Tor Newc ,ner wcyoraj W o
bec sedziego Kerstena o.
8wiadczy}, ~ ME zdo}a do
(prowadzie do udowodnienia
W'ltraxowi why W. drugin'
rocesie. Jak wiadomo, d"
kazania Wiltraxa pc raz pier
|wszy, przyczyni}o sic glow
'ie fwiadectwo synka jego.
|Ju!iusza, kt6ry jednakowoz
,ote,li odwoiaf swe zeznani;
z pfacze'n przyznal sic, L.
rakhniono 60 do ich .z@ozt
liza poyr6zkami, re take je
20. matka zostanie skazana
.Bogaty agent gruntowy p
ter Van. Vlissingen zajaf ST.
,nocno ia sprawl, zaopieko
val sic synkiem Wiltraxa :
ioprowadzil do tego, re zez
na drugi process:
Nzdaje sic, ze Niltrax ma. no.
vo otworzy wyszynk, ale ~ju,
lie W Hanson Park.
- Artur Kami6ski, is let
~ ch3opak, Zamleszka1y pm.
1908 N. Hoyne ave., umarI
w"yoraj IA wodow >tret: 70
stall on ukaszony przez w6cie
k}ego PISA pred pieciu tygo-
dniam;. Rana szybko zagoi}a
sic; W ubieg}y czwartek do
piero pocze}y sic u ch}epca
'bjawiac -oznaki wodowstre
tn, zabrano tez chorego ma
%tychmiast do szpitala, gdzie
pc kilku godzinach umar1 v
strasznych konwulsyach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17
SOUTH BEND, Ind,

SOUTH BEND Ind, -
snacego Kowalskiego mie-
:szkajacego PREY Hancock u
[1icy spotka}o nieszcze5cie W
piatek pc poludniu wskutek
lego nieostrozno6ci. Gdy bo-
WIEN 6cina} dr1evo, ME iva:
za} W kt6ra strone sic chyliIo
i gdy, ostatecznie ladlo po-
wali}o Kowa)skiego !" .zienie
||kaleczac go niebe7piecznie.
Pot}uczonego :odwieziono do
Edotnu. ,
Kogut kt6ry m6g} ~
Soc. warto6ci stall sic nievin-
az prsyczyna> ze dwie fami-
S1is, kt6fez dotychczas .zy]y v
ME tylko re Die
IN @*dobre p~ogniewaly ale ma
wet ep6rsich 5oparf1si9 . sad:
Kogut kt6ry na)eza} sdo:r:
Maggie Gintsr ma South Cha
pin vi. pewnego dnia znik+ 2
~podw6rza, PAM Ginter zgube
swa dopiero spostrzeg}a gdy
postanowi}a urzadzic obiad Z
kurzyna. w ten sam dzie6
przypadkiem jej sasiadka pa,
mi Smoger z familia slnacznie
,saiadasa kurzyne. PAM Gin:
ter domy6lila SIG ~ pieczef
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

NEW K,7erqmsf1a
'polskich eh1opak0W w7nieci-
Ia ma jedneix nRe Rewafku
Fogieh i ze zwyklYm chlopa-
kom amsrykafskim zwycza-
|jem poczela wyprawiat nao-
|ko}o ognia rome prawdziwie
Iindyahskie tance. Naim}od-
sly v tel %gromadzie byl Ben
jamin@ Klinowski, LEGACY led
|wo try lata. Me mogac. pr
Idazyt staresym, upadl ma o.
gieh i tax sic poparzyl, ze
, vkr6tce ducha wyzion4l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

WASHINGTON, 10 ]istop.
- Wczoraj rano, po doj6ciu
do przefwiadczenia, 10 zosta3
wybrany prezydentem, o.
6wiadczy} Roosevelt pisemnie,
GO 1iastepuje:. :
/ ,Wysoko. Genie zaszczvt,
|ja llEi.s= m mi s4potkat 20 strony
Iludu;i a,m,ae/r:y1ktahskiego p,zez
DAME mi>:wotum :zaufania "a
to-, com 7dzia}al lub CO zdzis-.
lac usi}owa}em.: 'G}ebo.
ko csuje~% odpowied>ialnosf,
|jaka ma mnie spada = tytulu
Ftego: wotun': zaufania j. po@ta-,
nawiam uczv"ie wszystko, 60,
Jest v mojej: mooy, aaeby .;
Fkasac** size ggodnyln zaufania,
"" dn;u:4 marca uplynie 2 i
[p6} roku mojei slukby, a ten
czas *stanow, pier:K,''!s'lzy peryod
,mloje5 presydentnry. F'anuje
madry swyezaj, aieby, Mkt
/ -, e. a .-. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17
SCRANTON, Pa z p

SCRANTON, Pa. z po.
wodu napa6ci.: ma pewna ko-
biete zostafs a"resztowany ME.
|jaki Wiktor Noloska i odpro-
wadzony ma stacye policyj-
ma: uwiezienie> mu sic ME
podobaio, vice zaczat W stra+
szliwy spos6b halasowa6 a W
ko6cu zapalif ma sobie " &c
Iu samob6jstwa ubranie. Gdy
nadbiegh policyanci, zobacz, :
Ii tlejaca sic juz pod}oga. Wy
lano kilka kubl6w woody ma
Noloske, kt6ry, choc ciezko
poparzony, wyjdzie z tel spra-
wy z :zyciem. Sedzia skazal
desperate ma SIS kary.
Karol .:Wartowski "a
mierza wystawic ma s.. Wa
shingtqn Str. kilka murowa-
,ych .dom6xr~ kt6rych ma
nalezc >'pomieszczenie ko}o
Is familij.
- 20.letni jerry Bustach
wpad} przez nieostroznoSc do
otworu kopalni W Jessup
g'ebokosci $50 stop. Gdy
SIC spuszczono ma dol, znale-
"no juz. tylko bezkszta}tna
nase.
Niejaka PAM August
7ricker miala dziwna i ME
rzyjemna przygode. Porzad
$ujac >piwnice, zauw'alzy}a ja-:
/ is przedmiot j dotkne1a 60
ie. Mniemany kw :przedmi"t
kazaf sic szczurem j zatopit
V wyciagnietej rece swe ostre
:eby. Ma wielkim -strachu,
tory sobie }atwo u niewia:
ty wyobrazic W takiej chwi-
i mozna, j niewie1kim -b6lu
'ez powazniejszych nastepstw
<ko6czy}o sic. IT,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17
NANTICOKE, Pa.

. NANTlCOKE, Pa. - An
Irzej Gohski, }aczac wagony
v szybie No. 2, dosta} sic
'ieszczesliwym trafem po-
niedzy diva z Mich i zosta}
SLIME pokaleczony.
w zeszlym tygodniu
zmar}a W Nanticoke matka
,ani Franciszek Serafi6skiej
l. Unangola. Pogrzeb odbyl
lie z koscio}a sw. Trolley.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

r. = @". "
WILKES BARRE Pa.
James Aroskacki, zatrudnio-
ny W Lehigh Valley Coal. Co.
uleg} silnym poparzeniom
wskutek wybuchu gazu. W.
.ciu jego ME grozi niebezpie-
cze6stw0.
4 tel samej .przyczyny po-
parent zostali dwaj litwini,
Jan Adamowicz j J6zef Pu-
thowicz, zatrudnieni " King
ston Coal G..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

= STEVENS POINT Wis.
Piotr Zmuda z;;oostaI
:skazany przez sedziego
Webb. ma diva lata wiezie.
mia " Waupun "a napad
morderczy ma Anne Go
stomska. Zmuda postrzeli} O.
va .~dziewczyne d.. 10. czerw.
ca, ..poniewaz ME chcia}a 20.
STAG jego iona. Zraniona
przez d'ugi czas leiaIa spa.
r%ali1owana, " ostatnich do
piero. czasach prsyszta dc
|dr ,wil..
.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

~WLADYWOsTOK, ~. IL
stopada. Wice-admir.}
Greve, newo 'nominowany
komendant portu, przyby} 10
W~}adywostoku i obj4i swe
ubowiazki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,, sa~
lomea Wojtysiak, c6reczka
.robotnika Jana Wojtysiaka;
Fam pm. 1872 Prey Dzewia-
tejaavenue, liczaca diva ipd
roku, umarla wczoraj po po~
.tudniuz. ma :skutek oparzeh,
~otrzymanychs PREY wpadnie-
ciu do bali 2 ukropem W .ze-
sziy4 poniedzia}ek pc polud-
:niu.- Bawi}s ona sic " kuch~
nj, gdzie jej matka zajeta by
Ia praniem. Gdy matka wy
szla ma dw6r, mala. Salomea
do bali, . goraca
voda ~straciwszy r6wnowage,
wpadla do niej. Ma krzyk
~dsiewczecia nadbiegla matka
iawyjela ona- roparzona ma
cslem ;ciele tax mocno, ze
wszelka pomoc lekarsha Okla
zala sic :daremna