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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13

9am. Saa telegruferebe ban til
Stanleb: o&an De goa til Qfrita?"
Stdnlep itdl babe IOaret: n3il poz
lerne eller 2Gquater er lige gobt."
Oct bleb pberlaot til Stanlep at
legge fine egne qlaner og fiji 6lor
bette paalGg: o8ad og fino 2eping=
Itone."
6an naaebe 3an3i6ar tibligt /
Sanuar 1871. Der orgdniTerebe ban
en- @fspebition paa 1872 Monb, Tom
ban ufienote fem 9tfoelinger. 9an
latte Jig Tom I'm Hejfes Uiaal lljtji.
4OOr ban naaebe til og fanot 2ipings
itone 10. glob. 1871. Om benne
Reiie bar ban fortalt 8ogen:
o6Oorlebes ieg fanOt 9ioingitone" i.
SITTER at ban 6abbe op6olbt fig bos
ZEN gdmle tOtIfe Ulislionar og DR.
oager fire Mdaneber, rejIte StanleD
tilGage. 2ipin9itone Oilbe blioe og
fort1ptte tit begpnbte 8erf. 8 Mai
1872 nadebe StanleD after 3an3iz
bar, 90orfrd ban iaa reiite til Nep
Yort.
Senere reiite ban iom aorreipons
bent for 6erd(D meO bore Srobner
unoer Snoianerfrige, tnbtil ban /
1874 ienbtes til 2tfrita paa en- an
ben @tspeoition df 6eralb og 2nnz
bon oDdilp telegraph" 5orening.
9a ban tom til 3an3i6ar, erfareoe
ban, at 2iDingItone bar bsb ON 81
terddret. 6on nadebe 8ictorid
Rbun3a 5e6r. 1875. 6an bar ben
fsrite, Der omiejleOe og opmaalte
bsnne SnbIs og opbagebe Sbimeebu
5lohen. 6an ndaebe tit6dge til
GngIono / 5e6r. 1873.
Saa tom ben 6elgiIfe ,,Gnters
prize, booraf aeiultatet 6leD &ongos
itaten. StanleD bar 2eberen for
bisfe llbfprItninger 4drene 1879
1884.
Com berbens6ergmt Mdnb penbte
Stanleb til6age os mente, at ban MI
tunbe bpile pda fine Qdur69r / Hep
0ort. Wien ban bar n9ppe tommen
til Ro, fsr Dan unber ben espptiife
Regerin9s 2ebelIe, Itgttet af engelife
SeIitaber oa Snbipiber, maatte af
SteO for at ubfri Gmin pas9a, Der
bolotes fangen at Mabiens 3rops
per. 0enne Iioite Reiie parebe 1,012
0uge, boorof nappe 20 bar fri fer
Fdrer og trueiIte Sitfetoe. @fter
at babe eitorteret Gmin gds9a fra
bet inbre til abiten, tOm ban 1890
til6oge.
8a ban anfom til @ngfdnb, fit
pan en-, ,ton9elt9 Utootd9el1e 1ol1
ofIfuttebes meO, at Drowning bic
tpria blebe BAN.
Stanlep iIog fig iaa neb tit Spbes
lamb, men b9pbeoe. at ban bar 9(mes
ritaner, og at BET bar llniteo eta.
tes, Der tiltOm 2@ren for, bOab ban
babbe ubrettet.
s 1890 6lep ban gift meb &unitz
nerinben UliIs DOROTHY 5ennant.
Sra 1895 til 1900 bar ban parlia.
mentsmeblem.
San bar beb fine Hejier / 2lfritd,
iiges Der, beri9et @eograFen os Iae
turbibenItdberne / itsrre Gjrab emo
ale andre 9lfritarejIenbe tilIammen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
Sen rnfliife 9posliite
er oen lGnsite.
Gn forIintet Rapport fra
4ntung beretter ON aas
iuatieterne galuTlaget.

iudlieterne galu Ia get.
Gn offciel SEAPORT ober 8aiuaIi=
teterne / Slaget beb Yalu piIer en-
Cite df 81 idpanIte Offcerer br96te
rg % aareoe, $50 menige orGbte
pg 666 fdareos - 191 bs0e og $50
iaorebe ialt.
qaa ben rusfIte SiOe FanOtes
1862 bsbe paa Slagmarten, 475
Iuureoe er Der japunite 9uipitaler,
og 138 Mano toges til 5un9e.
Ge fleIte af be glusiere, fom opers
gdp fig peb 6amatan beit for Gbin
Glen G6eng, bpor Sapanerne angreb
Rusiernes gd9trbp, bar iuureoe.
De rusiife SolOater. iom fben
er bebe 6oIpitalerne. er bleben be-
grabeoe paa 5oppen of en- 9utte i
NGrbeoen af antung og fulates til
@raben al en- iapunit QGresoagt.
@n bunit lutberif mis-
iion9r. ben eneite llblanbin9 /
Qlntunq, forretteOe 3jeneiten peb 9es
1rabelien.
arigsbpttet, iom Sapanerne tog
fra auslerne, og iom brdgtes til
2lutung omfatter 20 5elttanoner,
10 oMaIfinfanoner" me9en @eber
Ammunition, 20 transport 8ogs
ne, 2 qtm6ulanrer og 5orbinoings=
inltrumenter, bisie gennemborebe af
&ugler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
6erren er NIT sfjol6.

9lf 81. 9, 6orn. 143 Siber.o
5 Omilas 25 Gents.
c..s RI O,,td Qo,,6I G Go.,r. nfn:~ N L
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
PenrY II. Stanley er 900.
Den bergmte 8 ~ifdreis
ienoe bsbei lit 9jemi
9onbon ben 10. Wi al.

s 3ele9rammer fra 2onbon Oen
10. Maj 6eo bet, at Cir 9enrp
Wlorton StdnleD bar osenoe, o9 ON
2ftenen famine Dag tom 8u01fa6et,
at ban bar bsb.
: flere Wloaneber babbe bans 9elz
breb life bGret goOt, og laa tog ban
for en- fiorten Oage iioen en- ilem
6orfslelis, Der dn9reb 9ungebinoen,
og benne Spgoom meb flere &omplis
fationer enbts ben oerbensbersmte
QfrfareiIenbes 2io.
6enrp Morton STANLEY er alminz
belig anertenot lom ben npere Sirs
f.srIte Grplorer (Opodgelfesrejfenz
be-. Sans 2ib8biitoris er ret roz
mantiIt.
0an er fgOt Narbeben af 0ens
big6 @ales, 1910. Sin 5sblelse
bag tenote ban life Stun ire Qar
gammel ienbtes ban til 5attigbuiet
/ CT. Qfapb, 6por ban imiblertio
giorbe Taa6on 5rem9ong Sfolen,
at ban. ba ban bar 13 2tar, ons
Iattes Iom 9arer for andre gern I
Molb, 61intibire.
Ia Qar ienere tog ban 9pre IOm
9abptsbreng om6prb pda ct Sti6,
Der itulOe Iejie til Gep Orleans. Og
BEN itGrte og lipslpitne Dn9lin9 fplte
Ii9 pda tiltalt at 2iOet ben np
gerben, at ban bleO ber.
Sans Hapn bar ben Gang So9n
aonlanos. Ulen Der Nep Orlez
ans fanbt ban en- Ben / en- asbs
manb, Der fatteOe en- Tdaban 9obbeo
for ben finite Yngling, at ban ar
optereoe BAN Og gap BAN tit NdOn,
9enrp Ulorton StanIep. aaarene
bar Iaalebes 6lepet foranoreoe for
ben unge Mnno, men Der f9es ON
bam, at ielb ba ban iddlebes trceot
fig rig, lebeoe ban ct meget birtIomt
qib. 6an rejIte Idalebes til 5obs
gennem Snoianerz 3erritorier og er=
bberOeOe iig paa ben Muobe Serb
fab til ucioiliierebe 5oltsilags 3an.
teiGt os 2epemuaoe, bOao Der IiOen
bleb bdm til itor Hptte.
6ans 2lboptipfaber bFbe imiblers
tio uoen at efterlaoe fig 3eitament.
Iad bans 9tobsforpante arbebe BAN,
og ben unge Stanlep fob after uben
Wiioler.
aaitet pau fine egne aesIourIer
reiIte ban til California for at
IBge i'm 2ptte oeo at grabe Sub.
Ulen beb ben 5io bar bet, gor9ers
trigen breo uo, og Stanleb bleD ba
Solbat Snoitaternes 2lrme. Wlen
ban blep tagen til 5dnge og gjorne
iiben 3jeneite unber gtorbItaterne.
0et ipnes. Iom bansSpmpati bar Der.
Gd &rigen par forbi, fl Stdnleb
2(ni9tteIfe Iom Reporter beb ,,Rep
0ort 6eralb". 9nn bdnbt inart
9ersmmelie Iom en- bpgtig Sournas
lit. Saa blep ban Ienot Iom &Orres
fpcnoent til areta. Mlen bans Chit
til 9GDentbr breb bam til at goa Yom
fribillig aretas Scr. Sine Oples
refer Der Ifilorer ban Mebbelelisr
til 9eralb.
Og ba ben engelife Gtspebition /
1876 ienotes imob Song 26eObOre
/ glbpsiinien, ienbtes Stonleb meO
benne Iom 6apolbs RorreTponbent
Ser Dunbt ban f9rlig gersmmelIs
fom aOrreTppnbent beb at Ienbe fin
8eretning ON 2orb Wdpiers Seir til
Gonoon, ter be officielle 3elegramz
mer arriDereoe. s 1868 git ban til
Spdnien unber 8arliiftrigen ion
&orreiponbent for famine 8tab.
Oerfra talbtes ban Ottober 1869
for at gaa til afrita oo ppIsse Wlis.
fioner aepinsitone. Sele ben ciDili>
ierebe 9erben bar banse for bans
Sfrbne. Dan frpstebs,l ban bar
brebt af be inofsbte. Seralbs Gier,
@orbon Bennett, fpnl3 trosbe, 2es
pinditone lebebe, beiluttebe ba at ube
ruite en- gfspebition for at opisse
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13

.,Daniferen" ubtommer bper Sirss
bag os Grebog os foiter fun $1.50
aarlig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
Oct firfelt9e uopale.
g r b attelegrdm tit ,,a r il
Iteli9t Oagblab"
@runbtoi9idnerfiften
De dllierebe fun 3.

- - ; " " - - -
De allierebe fun3.
Qtarbus, 27. 2(pril.
@alget af be 8 jpOIte 9agsMeblems
mer til bet firtelige ubbalg foretos
9es ber / Dag a. 5. Il. M1.s Sal.
8dlget da6nebes ST. 1 af 9iItop
GlauIen, Der bolot en- tort Sale.
Meolemmer af 8algbeitprelIen bleb
--foruoen 8iIfoppen = propIt Melz
Ter, 9l6p og Seminarieforitanber
M}aoien fra @eobeb,
2laidnceliiten mellem bet tirfelige
Centrum og sSnbre MiSIion anbefoz
leoes at probit 9sggilb, q. Sunbbn,
9runOtbigianernes elite at 0BiIfoles
Ierer canb. teoI. 8ua9se, 8eitrup.
Helultatet, Der 6efenbtgiorbes ca.
ST. 5, 6leO, at 2iite Qt (2GGidnceliiten)
iii So Stemmer, Cite 3 (9runbtpiz
gionernes) "a, bboreTter 8 &anbiods
ter (og 3 Suppleanter) al q og 5
&dnoioater (og 5 Suppleanter) af 3
er Dal9te, nemlig:
2ifte u.
0eiltOleforf 39omien, 8prfop.
SnOremisIionar Sans SIR. Bed,
Qar6us.
Stiftstusierer &nub peterien,
Q(atborg.
Suppleunter: @aarbejer 9ebsz
guarb, Ssnberefie.
Qarer s. Q. digger.
5grItel9rer 3riitian Hielien, 6bps
rup.
g tie 3.
5siifoleforit. S9reber, 9titop.
6giitOleforit.Or. phil. g1srres
gddrb, 3eItrup.
anuo Senien, llbItrup.
8orgmeiter 3oIenern, Silteborg,
'dmt 9ubpig 8Bgeitpp, Serritsleb.
Supplednter: @ro. Rasmus Car
fen, Semindriel9rer Marius Serens
fen, SelGinge, @ro. W3abs 2ambe9
fra Gem, profesfor la Sour og So
britant 2unb, Samse.
Sm
8uIg banbling
bar pi Ienere mootaoet felgenoe
pripattelegram:
giitoppen CAB en- fort OoerIigt oper
&irtens Sitting gennem 3iberne.
9enne bdr 6ibtil baret ubelbig.
9runbloben tr9ber, OF 9on9en, men
lite, at W&inilteren ifol ilutte Jig iii
ben eDangeliIfzlutberit 5oltetirte.
airten treper go og 6aftbeb /
StprelIen.
5orbaabentlig pil airten nu foa
lin Representation.
airten maa babe lit pg Staten,
bpdb Der tilfommer ben.
Sub gibe os | Dag felbfenOige og
inbIi9tsfulbe M9nb.
0erpaa oplaite 9iitoppen be to 2is
tier.
probit 8sggilb anbefalebe NGians
celiIten.
Den politiite 8amp bar Tlaaet for
bbbe Sddr. 8i mdd nu Re pad bet,
Der Tan iamle og ei pda bet, Der
filter. 6an rettebe en- Sat til Sons
gen, Ri9sbae o9 Miniiter for benne
Sob, Der ferer airten ct Stribt frem@
db.
@i snifer en- frifinbet &irfeforfats
nino pau breb foltelis Bats, men
&irfen ffal bore lutberf, ej tonfess
fionslsS.
&irten maa babe Munb os Mele.
intet mda paatpinges ben.
6siifoleforftonber 8aaose anbefas
lebe 8runbtpioionernes elite.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-04-27
Charlie Olson in Europe.

Chas. Olson, son OF Olaf 4.
Olson has left the Philippine Is
lands, where he has been teaching
three years and will be in Minot
about June 1. His father receiv-
ed the following letter written on
board the ship Yuen Sang. March
p.
Dear Fatlier:-I left Manila
two days ago and expect to get
in Hong Kong early tomorrow
morning. The weather has been
very fine and the sea is very
smooth. There is another Amel.i-
can travelling with me and we
expect to go together till we get
to the United States. We will
leave Hong Hong on March 30
on the Puensen, which is a Ger
man North Lloyd boat. We go
from Hong Kong to Singapore
and then to Colombom Alden,
Port Said, Suez and Italy. We
are going to get off in Italy and
60 thru Europe by land, and get
the boat again in England. We
are allowed a six months stop
over. Charlie.
From Hong Kong he wrote his
sister, Sophia, on March 20. He
says regarding Hong Kong:
;'This is a fine town compared
with Manila. | should like to
stay. 1t is rather chilly butnicer
than the Philippine Islands.
Will get into Europe in about
80 days. Charlie.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-04-27
Woman Wanted Vinegar.

a woman waving a table cloth
from an upstairs window, and
+he water barely reaching to the
second story OF hcl residence,
had a tendency to hurry a couple
of rowers to her rescue. She po-
litely informed them that she had
no intention OF drowning, but
handing them a little brown Jug,
asked if they wouldn't get her q
Jug Of vinegar. We do not know
whether the rowers tainted away
or not.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-04-27
ROBBING HOUSES IN
FLOODED DISTRICT
Reports That Hoboes Have Been Occupy
ing the Beds Of the Good People Of
Minot---A Cattleman had Bad Luck at
Velva--Other Flood Echoes.

railroad track.
b The. restaurants and hotels
have done the best business in
Minot's history and deserve IL
great deal of credit for handling
the big crowds with such alacrlty.
Dozens were out pleasure rid
ing in boats in the city Sunday.
Instead Of spinning down the
streets in buggies, they dashed
down in skiffs.
ECHOES FROM THE FLOOD.
The food reached Sawyer, 13
miles fre,n Minot Just ~ hours
after it struck here. The river
makes a good many turns how
ever. 1t is estimated that it took
eight days for the food to reach
TOWner.
Velva was reported to be un-
der water, but two or three hous-
es escaping. A shipper OF cattle
who was sending two train loads
OF cattle from Old Mexico to
Canada was compelled to stay
in Velva more than a week. He
was nearly without feed and they
died at the rate Of twenty IL day.
He paid $2.5G a head for them in
Mexico but through freight. feed
and losses, that stood him SIS
a head at Sawyer. He will lose
thousands of dollars.
Minot is not the only city that
has been having trouble. Near
Havre, Mont, a landslide with q
passenger train killed the engin-
eer and fireman.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-04-27

Many reports have come in
stating that the deserted houses
in the flooded district have been
robbed. For several nights an
extra police force in boats watch
ed the houses and it would not
have been we'll for the maraud-
ers had they been caught. Some
bold fellows rowed in skiffs to
the deserted homes and slept in
the beds amt made themselves
otherwise to home.
Many people have returned to
their homes, the water having
gone down considerably, and
others are getting their houses
dried out. Many houses are still
surrounded by water at this writ
ing, but all will come out 0. K.
i'm the wash.
The citizens OF Minot continue
to be good to their unfortunate
brethren and many homes are
still crowded with three or four
families.
1t was reported that a big raise
had struck the upper Mouse and
would soon he here. the people
were on the lookout, but the re-
port must have been false.
The 500 track for three miles
above the city was washed out
entirely. and it will be sometime
before it will be us good as ever.
The farmers from the north
can get to 1hecity but must leave
their teams on the north side of
the town. They can cross on the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-04-27
Two Years Old.

This is the second week Of the
third year Of the life of the Ward
County Independent. The Inde-
pendent was started two years
ago by Mr.. Truax with an Army
press and a little type. The busi-
ness was carried on in a business
like manner, the people used the
Independent well. and the Inde-
pendent tried to reciprocate.
Each week new material was
added to the Office, new type was
bought and as the business de-
manded, new presses were put in.
"A year ago Messrs Truax and
Colcord formed a partnership.
The paper was enlarged at that
time from a two page home
print and six page patent @r a
four page homeprint and CUR
page patent. The Army ress
was fred bodily and a WasJ e.
ton hand press purchased.
The Washington had no $ on
er been installed than the p ops
rietors were sorry that a p, Her
press had not been Durcha ,ed !,
and an order was sent in to the
factory at once for an impro ed
power press and a gasoline en-
gine. New Job presses we're pur-
chased and the home Of the Inde-
pendent was changed to the J.
W. Samuelson building, where it
is still located. The power press
and engine are in the basement
and we have an ideal Office. The
subscription list has increased to
such an extent that folding by
hand is too slow, so a power fol-
der has been ordered. We print
weekly from ten to twelve pages,
all home print and claim to have
the largest exclusive weekly in
the State. We do not wish to
baast, but believe our paper is
simply the result Of a good live
set of business men who are build
ing up Minot, the best city in the
Northwest.
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have arrived and several have
called for them. We have but a
limited number Of them, so call
early. These are put up in large
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sized packages, and are a real
bargain. Subscribe for the pa
per, or pay up and get eight
packages Of them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16
CataFrh OF the Stomach
A Pleasant, Simple, but Safe
and Effectual Cure for It.

Catarrh OF the stomach has long been
considered the next thing TO incurable.
The usual symptoms are a full or bloat-
ing sensation after eating, accompan-
led sometimes with sour or waterv ris-
ing, formation OF gases, causing
pressure on the heart and lungs and
difficult breathing, headaches, tickle
appetite, nervousness and a general
prayed cut, languid feeling.
There is often foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue and il the inter-
ior Of the stomach could be seen il
would SHOW Shiny, inflamed condi-
ton.
The cure for this common and OBJ
stinate trouble is found in a treatment
which causes the food to be readily.
thoroughly digested before il has time
to ferment and irritate the delicate
mucous surfaces of the stomach To
secure a prompt and healthy digestion
Is the one necessary thing to do and
when normal digestion is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disap-
peared.
Accoring TO DIR. Harlanson, the SAT-
est and best treatment is toeuse after
each meal a tablet, composed of Diast-
ase. Aseptic Pepsn, little Nux, Gold
en- Seal and fruit acid. These tablets
can now be found at all drug stores
under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets and not being u patent medi-
cine can be used with perfect safety
and assurance that healthy appetite
and thorough digestion, viii follow their
regular use after meals.
Mr.. r. :. Workman. Chicago Ills.
writes: ''Catarrh is a local condition re-
Sulting from neglected cold in the
head. whereby the lining membrane Of
Inc nose becomes inflamed and the
poisonous discharge therefrom passing
backward into the throat reaches the
stomach, this producing eatarrh of the
stomach. Medical authorities prescrib-
ed for me three years for catarrh of
the stomach without cure. but today 7
am the happiest of men after using only
one box oil Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
cannot find appropriate words to ex-
press my good feeling. l have found
flesh, appetite and sound rest from
their use.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
safest preparation as well as the sim
plest and most convenient remedy for
any form of indigestion, Catarrh of the
stomach, biliousness. sour stomach,
and bioatinE after meals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16
SAFEST FOOD
IL ANY Time of Trouble is
Grape-NutS.

Food TO rebuild the strength and that
is prcdigested must be selected when
one is cOnvalescent. At this time there
is nothing 50 valuable az Grape Nuts
for the reason that this food is ALL
nOurishment and is also ALL digesti-
BILE nCurishment. a woman who used
IL says:
Some time ago 1 was very III with
typhoid fever. so III every one thought
/ would die. even myself. II left me
so weak l could not properly digest
FOOD OF any kind. and ] also had much
bowel trouble which LEFT me a weak,
helpless wreck.
I needed nourishment as badly as
any one could, but none of the tonics
helped me until ! finally tried Grape
Nuts food morning and evening. This
not only supplied food that I thought
delicious as could be. but il also made
me perfectly well and strong again 50
/ can do all my homework. sleep wen.
can eat anything without any trace Of
bowel trouble and for that reason alone
Grape-Nuts food is worth it's weight in
gold" Name given by Postum Co,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Typhoid fever. like some other dis
eases, attacks the bowels and frequent
~ sets up bleeding and makes them for
months incapable Of digesting the
starches and therefore predigested
Grape-Nuts is invaluable for the well
known reason that IN Grape Nuts all
the starches have been transformed
into grape sugar. This means that the
first stage Of digestion has been me-
chanically accomplished In Grape-Nuts
food at the factories and therefore any
one. no matter how weak the stomach.
can handle IL and grow strong. for all
the nourishment is still there.
There's "A sound reason and ten days
trial proves.
Get the famous little book, The
Read to Neilyiilc, in each package"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16
SCHOONER WRECKED
DURING HEAVY GALE

Highland Light. Mass. Oct. 15.-In 4
furious northwest gale the schooner FL
wood Burton. Captain William, Struck
on Peaked Hill har during the night
and the captain and three OF the crew
persisted. The mate and two other sea-
men were rescued from floating wreck
age by the crew OF the Peaked hill life
saving station. Although the life saw
erS were quickly on the scene. so rapid
was the destruction Of the vessel they
could do nothing more than pick UP the
survivors clinging to wreckage Later
two bodies washed ashore The gale
which the schooner encountered was
practically the same in which the
schooner Wentworth was wrecked
Thursday night at Chatham and many
were drowned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16
FIGURED OUT IN LONDON.
Estimate on the Capacity of the S.
ber;an Railway.

New York. Oct. 15.-Correspondent
report that acticity is everywhere not
iceable in southern Russia, saws a
Times dispatch from London
The military transport authorities es-
innate that the through carrying ca
pacity Of the Siberian railway during
The next six months will be $4,000 men
and the necessary stores. On that ba-
sis Russia would be able by April 10
detrain in Manchuria the last contin-
gents OF 10000 men from European
Russia. or 100000 men If the TRANSPORT
Of general supplies could be temporarily
reduced.
In the meantime, the railway system
% southern Russia is disorganized by
the diversion for war traffic of loco
motives and cars. so that only about
80 grain laden cars, are now delivered
daily at Odessa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16
ANNOUNCEMENT.

DR.. w. II. Hanchett wishes TO an
nounce that he viii continue the prac-
tice of his brother, DR.. J &. Hanchett
Office, sos Progress building. Office
hours and Office telephone will remain
the same. Residence and residence
telephone will remain the same until
November First. thereafter residence
will be at the Wilson hotel telephone.
1858. Dr. J. c. Hanehett, who is re-
moving to San Francisco, desires 10
thank his friends and patrons for past
favors and commends TO their conf
dence his brother, DR. w. H. Ham
chett, with whom he was formerly as
ISOLATED in practice in Omaha.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16
TYPHOID LEADS LIST.
Nine Cases Of This Disease Reported
in Salt Lake

The report of the city board of health
for the week ending Oct. To- 1904, shows
a total of forty births Of which twenty
two were males and eighteen females
The death total for the same period
was nineteen of which seven were males
and twelve females.
Typhoid fever leads the list for the
largest number of contagious diseases
reported, there being nine cases re-
ported. Smallpox has arrived. two
cases being reported during the week.
Both cases are in the Fourth precinct.
There was one case Of diphtheria and
one case Of chickenpox also reported.
No scalet fever was reported. One case
remaining from last week leaves one
case in quarantine at the close Of the
week.
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block f52, plat A...................
Kate Boyle Of FL Paso county. Colo
RADIO. TO Eva May Kelly OF Colorado
Springs. lots IA. 10. Is. II and Is.
block u. Thompson addition to-Gar-
den City, subject 10 1904 taxes ......
Morrison. Merrill & Co. TO elizabeth
Earnshaw, lots p. y and q, block
8. Cone & Roberts addition. except
400 square feet IN the southwest
corner cf lot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lgnazio Bertolini TO Bessie Ber;olni.
half interest in 21zxl2 rods in the
northeast corner OF lot Z. block 81,
plat A. with house and all furniture
Emma Burmester 70 j. i. Craig. 3
rods by 30 feet in the southwest cor
ner of block %. plat G, with right of
way to street .-..-......-.-..... ......
David l. Murdoch and wife 70 Emma
Burmester. e0h feet by 9 rods in the
southwest corner OF block q, plat
@. with a right of way TO street
together with other Popperton