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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13

BY the recent transfer of the Arch
Ell NJ. Huntington collection of Spanish
books, paintings, coins, manuscripts
and objects of historical and archae-
ological interests to the newly founded
Hispanic Society of America the num-
Der of valuable and interesting mis-.
torical and art collections of this city
has received a very important ad.
dition. Mr.. Huntington devoted IA
years and large sum of money to the
accumulation of the collection, which
IL now in the Huntington library at
Peasance, Bay Chester. As soon as
the proposed home of the Hispanic
society is completed the greater part
Of the collection will be transferred
10 it. The proposed building of the
society will be erected at Audubon
park, between 155th and 156tn streets
and will cover about eight city lots
The collection is by far the most com.
plete special collection of its kind in
this country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13

Automobile enthusiasts are highly
elated over the result of recent eff
forts to estimate the number of auto
mobiles owned and used in this city
as compared with pleasure vehicles
drawn by horses which passed at six
carefully selected spots during one
day was counted and in this way it
was approximately ascertained that
about one fifth of the pleasure We
hicles of this city are automobiles.
The number Of autos is rapidly in.
creasing and it is confidently expected
that soon the number of auto; in New
York will be one-third of the entire
number of pleasure vehicles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13

heaviest stockholder of Metropolitan
securities. Mr.. Widener is expected
here from Europe shortly and it is
believed tnat his signature under the
agreement will complete the impor;
tant deal The opinions of Wall street
are divided. Some really believe that
the deal has been arranged, while
others are of the opinion, that the ru-
NOR is really without foundation and
has only been put in circulation for
purposes of speculation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13

employers are determined to solve the
problem by declaring open shop ana
declining to have any more dealings
with the various unions. 1t seems that
they are in fair way of carrying
their point
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13

Notwithstanding the definite denials
by certain officers the rumor has been
revived tnat a great merger between
the Metropolitan and the Interboro-
ugh traction companies will soon be
effected 1t Is stated, that the deal
has practically been arranged and that
It's consummation is merely awaiting
the return of p. A. b. Widener, the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13

The evidence which a partial in
spection of the steamer and Of It's
equipment has brought to light, proves
the criminal carelessness of the in.
spectors, who certified that the Grand
Republic was a safe and properly
equipped boat. It was found that
nearly one half Of the life belts we're
not filled with cork, but with cotton
batting and tnat the latter would not
support a weight OF "a pounds, buN
would actually sink on their own ac.
cord, after they had been immersed
in water for a few minutes. 1t was
also shown, that the captain had new.
er held fire drill of his crew and
did not even know what signals to
give to bring the crew on deck in
case Of fire. IL was also discovered,
that most of the fire hose was so old
and rotten that It could not stand the
pressure of the water There is con.
siderable Indignation over the inspec.
tors criminal neglect OF duty and
there seems to be the sentiment that
an example should be made of the
who passed on the General
Slocum and the Grand Republic pre-.
gious to the recent disaster It is
generally hoped that the heaviest
,unishment allowed by law would be
neted out to those criminally negli. !
rent officials.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13

The refusal Of the owners of the
excursion steamer Grand Republic to
obey the orders OF the federal steam.
boat inspectors, who demanded that
the steamer should not be used for
carrying passengers to Dreamland un-
IN the steamer had been reinspected
and found in proper condition has
revealed peculiar state OF affairs.
Il has practically demonstrated, that
The federal inspectors are powerless
10 enforce their orders Although the
inspectors had sufficient evidence that
the equipment OF the steamer as TO
ire apparatus, life belts, etc, was en-,
tirely inadequate and not In conform
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13
NEW YORK NEWS LETTER

ance with the laws. the owners Of the
boat continued to employ the Grand
Republic to transport passengers to
and from Dreamland. II has been dis
covered, that, under the laws the use
of the steamer for transporting pas
sengers cannot be stopped. All that
can be done is, to bring charges
against the owners OF the steamer
and fine them $500 for each trip for
violating the inspection laws. If the
owners of the steamer can afford or
are willing to pay the fines, they can
keep the boat in commission as long
as they choose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13

Ney York, Aug. 1S.-By his own ad'
rocacy OF the model Subway saloon,
which was opened and dedicated the
okher day by the enthusiastic social
reforrner, Bishop Potter has decidedly
put his foot in IT," Such storm Of
indignation as that aroused among the
mira conservative and religious ele.
ments and the advocates OF prohibi.
ton has never before been Witnessed
81 this city. Thousands Of letters and
kilograms have been sent to Bisnop
Potter, scathingly criticizlng his &C.
ton and utterly condemnlng his posi-
ton in the matter. He has been at
tackled In the newspapers and nearly
every minister seems TO have consid.
cred IL his duty to express his utter
disapproyal OF the reformatory meth.
DDS Of Bishop Potter. While some Of
the critics merely ridicule the idea
OF elevating the saloon, others see In
the plan Of the bishop direct collu.
sien with the evil powers and Infuen.
ces OF the dramshop, which cannot
but lead TO the most demoralizing ef.
feet In the meantime the Subway sa
loon is doing a land office business
and Bishop Potter says nothing, but
allows this food Of moral indlgna.
ton to break over his mead. Even
among those, who recognize the ex.
ceilent Intentions of Bishop Potter and
gives him credit for his courage in
undertaking what he considered right.
knowing that II would arouse a food
Of opposition, there are many, who be. J
lleve that the great reformer allowed
himself to be carried away by mis-
enthusiasm and that he made fatal
which would do a great deal
more harm than good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13

It is stated on good authority that
within a short time work on another,
the fourth tunnel under the East river
will be begun. The concession for
the tunnel was obtained from the
legislature twelve years ago About
ten years ago a shaft was sunk on the
Manhattan side and the work on the
tunnel proper begun. The work was
stopped, however after a terrific
dynamite explosion at the mouth of
the tunnel by which six persons were
killed and over fifty injured. The con.
cession has passed into the hands of
a corporation with August Belmont
at its head and closely allied with
the subway company. II is believed
that the tunnel, when completed, will
become part Of the subway system.
The trouble between the employers
and the employees in the building
trades which eliminated in a gigantic
lockout, involving at least $4,000 men,
Is causing great deal of trouble and
ielay in building operations. The
work on the subway and on some of 7,
The largest buildings now in course
of erection, has been temporarily tied |
Up and even If the contractors sue
eed in securing non.union men enough
o complete their contracts. it will be
impossible for them to finish the work
within contract time. The obstinacy
+ the unions has greatly injured their
ause and lost them, to great extent
he sympathies of the public. The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13
Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as well as
Bling, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors soc a jar at drug
gist, or sent by mail. Treaties free.
Write me about your case. DR.. Bo-
sanko, Phila, Pa.
Fore sale by DIR. S. C. Stone, druggist.
CA - II q RIA.
Bears the HIhe Kind You tlas Always Bought
S''1a'''' sf &lzHAZzZm
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-24

kopanou, nenaleza dosti slov ku
chvale Chicago, zvlaste co tamejsich
CechI SO tyce, byl pfekvapen mad u
sp6chem, iehoz Sc krajane V onom
m6st4 syoif pospolitosti. iak hmot-
nem talk i narodnfm ziyote dode-
lali.
= Pan Henry Kohla, obchodni
zastupce #. Korbel a Bratfi, pfiiel
sem 1tery tento tyden a jeste ten
den odjel do Minneapolis.
r Gus Korlann, 228 Gates ul.,
nyni htuje, ze kdy ukazal cas- ma
svgch hodinkach. Tyz vracel Sc Q
esm4 hedin4 dond a lxdyz pfisel ma
Page ul. a Oakdale ave-, jiz blizko
domoya syeho se nalezal, pfistou-
pill k nemu diva muzi ptali Sc he
zdyofile, kolik je hodin; sotva vsak
hodinky vytahl, vytrhli mu je ru-
XIV a dali se ma dtek. Hodinky me-
" cenu $50.
Skolni rada mestske vyssi skoly
pfijala pfisnou resoluci, die niz bu-
dc se hledat, ably jen ty nejschop-
nejsi ucitelky byly naiiimany pro
vyucoyanf V nizsich tfidach. Skolni
rada prisia k tomu zdrayemu nailie-
du, ze totiz zalezi na tom, ably male
ditky dostaly 80 do rukou jen schop-
nvch sill uGitelskych ze pokud dit
ky jsou male, dali sc dobr5n zpdso-
bern esladati kdyz pax q fax zyyk-
nou, da Sc mimi mnohem vice pra-
CO lepsiho ispechu dociliti.
: Povzbuzujici dopisy, pfihlas-
ky a pfedplatne, jez mas 70 vsech
eeskych osad dochazeji, jsou ddka-
zem, Be Minnesotske Noviny de-
chazi ysestranneho oceneni a obliby
mezi ctenafstvem jez al dosud me-
melo zadny casopis, jenz by soustav-
nc pfinaseI udalosti Minnesoty a
hlavn6 kruhi deskych. TO jest
nam ovsem tim neilepsim povzbu-
zenfm pohfdkou k horliye praci.
= A. Rynds, znamy zastupct
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-24

ai1V Tarn zaypufa 0ruInanc1. tIIc ulz
farmafi d zelenari mohli by proda-1
vati sve plodiny a zeleniny na riIi-
cfch bez poyoleni, byla mestskou ra-
dou zanftnuta. proti navrhovane
pfedloze pracosali slime groceriste,
uyadsjice, ze musi platit dane me-
stu. ma tom zaklade, ze cht9ji by-
Ii eiilranesni pred sotitsszzii zaiiradni-
kd farmafd, nichz prJ vetsina
zadne dane m6stu neplati.
= Ia noGnf tiny wal 81 nekdo IN
terc Cono-Harriet poulitnl drahu
kdyz tato iela kolern statnfho VISTA
viste do Minneapolis. vypalena ku-
le proiela oknem a pfenesla se pres
cestujfci. Ma stesti zadn6mu neu-
blizila. pouze iednoho cIov6ka Sc
lehoe dotekla do hlavy iedna ZEN
ska upadla uleknutf do hystericke-
ho zachvatu. Nekolik muz6 naleza-
i5cfch Sc kafe pustilo se hned do
okoli IN lotrern, ale nepodafiio se
jim ho dopadnouti.
r w. 81. Elsinger, Glen vodarni
kofnise, se pos5kosaI ze syeIlo sifa-
du. EIsineer byl ustanoven mayo
rem I'M dobu pati let, ale nekolika-
rsssifni sluzba jej pfesv6ddila, 10 l.
rad ten yyzadnie vice prace d casu
nez 70 domnfval D proto radeji se 4
fadu vxdavh.
xw Jelikoz nenf nam mono, by
ehesn byli yzdy na5i tifadovns !
nalezeni, ustanoyili jsme si lfadni
hodiny, kdy budou mas moci ysichni
na5i pfizniyci, at "a jakoukoliy za-
lezitostf, nalezti. Rano do 10 ho-
din: odpoledne cd piil iedne do
hodin veEer cd pal sedme do y
Y sobotu cels odpoledne vs6er.
tt.
= Stare pfislovi ''dobreho poma-
lu" se die vseho neSetFilo pfi stita.
II hlasn minnle volhss 10. pre-,
cinktu, deyate wardy, blize Cort
land Mice, kde, jak Sc udava, dele
&c scitani hlasd pfi dvou sudbch pc
niyeho moku. a nasledek toho lie. b
neni v5sledek volby one warde kr
porozumani. Ku pfikladu pro OBJ
kandidaty "a scrifa zpraya odtud
udava 150 hlasn, a1koli vsech hlasi
odeyzdanych bylo jen 147. Podob'
nj dtlo se pfi jinych kandidatech
Pfestoupeni zakona uziyanim liho
vim pfi yolebnim osndi tresce Sc po
lksu1ttou 800, anes, yazenirn 80 dna
peb obojin yolebni dfadnici maj
dobrou vfhlidku, TIL zakona zaku
siti.
D Do sIoii,kos55 sI,oikos5 tus stI,s &. s. s r. r 8 8
dodan byl yeIky krasny obraz spoil
ku slovan, cis. 3 G. s. u. r. J
Rozm6r jest AZ phi 66 palcich veil
kcsti d nalezaji sc ma nem podobiz
nv So ziiicich 1lenn snolkn. " pro.
stfed obrazu je jneno spolku a cell
Jednoty. 0braz r,aseza se peknen
dubovem ramci, se zlatou ylozkou
Vkecka prace na obraze zhotoyens
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-24


% 2. hod. sini G. s. p. $. Jest
zadoucno, by vsichni ucinkujici SCI
dostayili.
MInuiou nedeii odpoicdne od-
byyana V sfni G. $. p. s. prayidel-
I'D seihtdze zaastupea svobodomysl-
nych spolkd k vydrzoyani ceske sko-
|ly, Jako kazdorocne bylo We schdzi
nsneseno. poffditi vanocnl stromek a.
skolni program. Ma vybor zvole-I
nj byli pp.: Jan Pikal, T. J. Pa
rick a Frank Rysavy. Upozornu-
jeme rodice, by ditky sve posflali
pilne do skoly, tax ably jim nejake
tilohy naofiiy byti rozdany.
az CeskSm spolkdm a vdbec ve-
rejnosti v st. Paul okolf sc uvadi
| v znamost, ze Citizens Orchestra
hraje ceske kHsy ma dechove smyc-
cove nastroje pfi kazd6 slavnosti
neb zabavG. Haste Sc u 4. J. Stra-
choty, PIT Superior ST., st. Paul.
4-1m
81. ~. ~ "a y % 9
III -: zsf a.
4. prosince a jelikoz pfedchazf volba
drednikd, NELL by Sc vsichni 6leno-
81 Jn~tnxv.4 H. na121o
~ ~ ~
r Vybor pro stanovy od spolku
s3lovan eis. 3 q. 5. D. T ] selde
se pfisd nedeli, 27. listopadu Y do
Ime P. Alberta Y Aachera, Y CHS. 26S
Duke III; pfitomnost vsech clenu
\ yshorn jest zAdoneha
/ potfebuiete-li iakoukolivek
lynitfnl praci ku ozdobe svych domu,
/ iako jest papirovani, baryeni atd..
lrfihlaste Sc u Smelling Decorating
| Co, 427--437 zapadni 7ma ulice o
| bude Yam poslouzeno dobfe, pocti.
vs svedomitG. Domluvfte We zde
cesky.
i = TAX iako mnoha lima velka ce.
ska osada postradA / St Paul hote.
i In a stravnfho domu wax ale vsen
kdoz do st. Paul zavitaji, mnzeme
co nejlepe odporuGiti n9mecky ho-
tel p. G. III. Millera, nalezajici 81
na rohu West 2sne ulice q Smith
Avenue, a znamy pod jmenen
smelling House" " Hotel tento no
nosi Sc ton povesti, 20 poskytult
-Ivyborny stfll, strayu chutne uprave
nou, este postele a TO yse "a cenJ
mirne- hdyz do St Paul zayita
Z te, pfesvadcte &c 0 tom.
! Mat. Kreh, farmafsky delnfl
1S rokn stary, ubiraje SO do mests
! v nedeli rano, potkal diva chlapy il:
blizko mesta, ktefi Sc mu nabidli u
kazati mu cestu k sedmi rohim
kdyz prlsh K Milton nllea I'M
vcrsity ave., tn zasadil mu Jedef
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-24

~ $4,000. - = - |. q q !. . ss+zs-..
farmu blizc Sturgeon Lake d ielikoz
provnzoyai drive reznicky a uzenar-
sky obchod, hodla podobny brzy ga
1iti Sturgeon Lake, coz dojista
pride who'd, neb pocet ceskych o.
sadniki V talnejsfm okoli stale
zr1sta.
= Nova srazka ylak0 udala se ma
Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul dra-
ze minuly tyden We stfedu. Naklad-
INF Wax tahnonci 50 voza Mime
|apolis pfijel na kfizovatku sedme
lulice; zde Sc spoieni vozi pfetrhlo a
pfedni cast dojela al pod vysoky
most, kde teprv ma dane znameni
vlak zastavil; kdyz pax pfiiela zad-
nj cast ylaku, nastala srazka. Pat
nact vozd pfislo k rozbiti til SRI
tily Sc hraze as 10 stop doln. Sfi-
tiysi sc vozy byly nalozeny nabyt-
ken skoda ma tenn je velka. X
poransnf nepfisel nikdo.
T Kdo by 81 pfal dyousedadloyy
koGar, neb jine druhy kocar1, po-
yozn neb voz1, nechf sc zastavi v
Gisle 5s3 w. 7th st. tt
| = zadost pani Mary kerstoye 0
nahradu proti st.-paulske poulicni
draze "a poransnl utrptne, cemz
nssnssle issae zprava pfines9i, byla
tvtto ttyvtto dny / obapolrs6 spokojenossi
Ivyfizena
- Fani ISeIDeiova, Jenz podaia
zalobu proti krajanu John Holatzo-
lyi els. e39 st. Clair ul., ndayajic,
ze jeho ddm zabiha pres hranice je-
jiho majetku, soudni pfi propadla
a musf zaplatit soudni dtraty.
r Oliver G.. Wondra, adminstra-
/ Tor pozlstaIosti Franka HoIatze, po-
Idal zadost ku probatnfmu soudu, 0
Ipoyolenf ysech pohledavek proti po-
zistalosti. Projednavanf vsech zale-
zitostf bude se dfti probatniho
soudu v st. Paul G. prosince 10
| hodin dopoledne.
i r Pedlaci j. Rocher, 139 Robert
son ul., H. Birkowitz, 329 Texas
Irl., pfepadeni byli minuiy pAtek We
Ger dvemi muzi, ktefi vyhrIzkami
lyymamili ma Mich jeden dollar. Vee
oznamena policii poiicista New
com zatkl Mika Vojtu a Juliuse
| Ientschea; oba byli poslani ma 6s
dnu do pracovny, pro nepofadnf
ciiovani.
4 r George Heider, s62 Palace
all., zasa9stnanl V Mcmillan Pack.
| ing House, byl pfepaden sobotu
vecer po sest6 hod. ma ceste k domo.
lvn q suroye stlnGen. Heider ubiral
90 domf = praee kdyz pfisel ma
| Western ave-, obieyili se nahle diva
iraaskovanf lupi6i jenom razn6rn1
inaieni seDe q voiani o porIioc, ma ct
ldekovati, ze jei mpici nemohli svrh.
nouti dolu vysoke hraze.
i Pan Frank 5. Balatta, poem
| koyy jednatel a p. Vac. pucelik !
Pine County, pfijel sem "a obchod-
lnf zaIezitosh a zastavili 20 tez mas
4 = Mat. Krenik, odberatel a pffz.
lnivec Minnesotskych Novin No
We Prahy, pfijel sem no navstevu
h1' sy6 dcefi, pi. John Tomkove.
| = Dram. klub Orel odbyval syoji
schlzi mnulon ned1h v dome pana
/ Jos. stranskyho, 370 Duke nj. VI
ischizi pfijata byla nabidka cd vy.
4 boru kn pronajimani sine ku zkous-
IIkam . bylo usneseno, odbyvati pff-
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-24

Lund Land Agency, pfijel % Ease
ma mas podivati Y dtery a jako vzdy.
tesilo mas MIN 81 pohoyofiti.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-24

sti zkousku pfisti nedeli odpoledne
2. bod. sini G. $. p. $. Jest
zadoucno, by vsichni ncinkujici Sc
dostavili.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-24

Davane ze1ene obchodnf znamky
kazdym prodejem "a hotove.
Zde ison nektere zvI6stnosti;
$500 S. & III. zelenJch znAmek pfS
koupi / krabice kalifornskych meru-
mex tapricots), Green Gage svestek
mnoho jineho nalozenGho ovoce, 1sc
"a jednu krabici
Zkuste nase Capitol maslo; nenf mu
rovno. Sm1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
Removal Of Office.

General freight Agent Charles =.
Cams. of the Seaboard Air Line, has an
Mr. and Mrs. West, and also stood W..
the receiving party wore white chit
fon over white silk with lace berthe
and deep pointed girdle.
Punch was. served in the old schoohouSe
where Thomas jefferson studied from
174S to 1752 by Mrs. Robert p. Hamilton
and Mrs. Thomas s. Armistead.
e The massive mahogany table in the din
Ing room was abla2e with white waxen
III filagree. A great silver urn in the cen
ter Of the table held a sheaf Of fragrant
white annunciatlon lilies.
Dainty refreshments were served un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Henry Heard
Walden, Mrs. Edward u. Price, Mrs j..
A. Warren and Mrs. Henry Lee Vaieh-
tine assisted by Misses Carrie ana Ger
5tr,lde Pence, OF Timberville; Miss Susie
Betrna Chapman, OF Atlanta, Gii., MISS
ophelia PcrcIval, OF Petersburg, Miss
Mary Patton Stearncs. of Newport News;
Miss Florence Wilson, OF I1ynahblrg;
Misses Julia and Edith Grant, OF Grant
land; MISS Blanches Parsons, OF Vanita !
Miss Lucy 1Niahugh, Of lorraine; Miss
Sue Gordon. OF Williamsburg; Miss Liz-
zle Andrews, Miss Margaret Ward We'd
dell Miss Agnes Mccarthy, Miss Eliza
beth Robins, Misses Ellie and Amy Werth,
Misses LucS and Emily Armistead. Misses
Mary, Fannie and Llesa Archer, Miss
Lucy Christian. Miss Withers Wright.
Miss Ber,a Wexford Miss Lucy Mason,
Miss, Evelyn Gordon and Louise Stacy,
of 1aichmond; Miss Rosa stevenson, Miss
Mary Carter To,nlin, Miss Mary Gee, Miss
Benz Johnston, Miss Nary Gilliam OF
Petersburg, asti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
.CRAYS TO
CELEBRATE
This Crack Company Will APP
propriately Observe sixtietl,
Anniversary Wednesday.
5 -----------------
TO HAVE TARGET v PRACTICE u;
This Will be One OF the Fea-
lures Of the West Point
Outing.
10 HAVE TARGET PRACTICE

1,ha approaching celebration OF the
sixtlcth anniversary Of Company a, Rich
,nopd Grays, Is being anticipated by ac-
tive and association members, with great
PLEASURE. This event Looked forward to
from, one celebration to another, will take
place "Wednesday Of this week. at
west Point, as has been the custom for
several years.
The natal anniversary of this company
Is To. day. The company numbers on It's
roll sixty men and is constantly re-
ceivlng applications for membership. II
occupies d most important and consplcu-
Gus posltion In the military annals Of this
state, ana no company has done more to.
add glory and lustre to vlrginas splendid
record Iii the past sixty years than the
3Grays. 35
Il Its quarters are among the abandonment
Il ard most comfortable In the city. and In
themselves furnish ample temptation to
sthe lir,deycloped martial spirit OF young
men.
7.The cheerfulness with which It's mem
1lscfs perform, their duty was amply dis.
Ep,ayed when on last Friday night Il
week ago, by q practically unanimous
vote. they voluntarily decided to partict-
Data next september for one week In the
field fnanceuvres at Afanassse, where a
r9trodnction OF the historic battle Of Bull
run VIII take place, engaging the time
and labor of thirty thousand men, about
one half from the reg lar army, the re-
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guns ready to open on the enemy.
so that there Is no reason why
the confidence OF the leading army
officers here should not be held
to indicate that goods news for Russia
can be expected shortly. That news OF
moment from the front Is momentartly
expected Is shown BY the Intense feeling
both at the War Office and at the w. IN
ter palace.
n The hitherto unbroken sequence OF sue.
cesscs both by sen and by land that
the Japanese have enjoyed VIII, i Is
hoped now be broken. In fact, SO conf
dent are the Russian officers here that
General Kuropatkin will be successful,
that they are already figuring on afpos-
bio line OF march for Port Arthur
relieving army. General Stoesscl, com
inanding the garrison there, has sent
word by courier who made his way
through the Japanese lines that with his
25 900 men he can hold out for at least
three weeks. 1t Is. therefore, believed
that long before that time an army can
be placed in the field that VIII sweep
General oku's army from Kinchau and
the neck OF the peninsula. This latter
army, according to present plans VIII
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.Briqht's Disease and
Diabetes News.
San Francisco. March 10, 1901.

u
TO the Women of Richmond:
scmc of you have loved ones strlck-
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They told me ] was incurable. i grew
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examination. Same yerdict-neurable'
Tboroughly discouraged | Went home to
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third week the dreadful thirst diminished.
I began to sleep better and In Il year !
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