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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-21
Ma cmentarzu.

- Mamo, mnie sic zdaje, ze Wielu
z tych, kt6rzy tu leza, ME poszlo do
nieba.
- Kt6z ci to powiedziaI?
- Widze to grobow.
- Me moze bye!
TAX mamo. Naiwyrazniej napisa-
ne na wielu; "Pokoj tym popioiom"
a przeciez popio2y SO tylko tam, gdzie
Jest osieh, to jest W pickle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-21
PRZEGLAD
.P5uTYKI MIEDzYHARODOWEJ,
Chicago, 2I marca.

w Ostatnlch dnlach rozchodZ1-
" sic wiesci, pochodzace rzeko-
mo dobregO zrod8a, re cesarz
Wilhelm II ME tylko jest gotow
zachowac neutralno$c, ale gotow
est nawet okazac pomoc czynna
Rosyi ma wyadek, gdyby jakiekol-
wick mocarstwo chcia}o wystepic
przeciw niej W czasie wojny.
Pr6cz tego Wilhelm II pozosta-
VIA Rosyi zupelna swobode dzia-
Ian ma Dalekim Wschodzie 60
tow Jest zgodzic sic ma przyfacze-
ME Korei. Ofiarowuje nawet swo-
ia pomoc ma wypadek, gdyby Ro-
sva zmuszona byla toczyc walke
Anglia o Tybet. Ale w zarnian
"a to cesarz Wilhelm zada, aby
Rosya zobowlazala sic niezajmo-
wac BoSforu po Smierci ceSarza
Franciszka J6zefa, ME zadac Cd
Austro Wegier zwrotu Bosni i
uercogowiny, oraz uznania ME
tykaInoSci Turcyl.
Przytaczajac powyzsza infor-
macye dziennika czeskiego
"Swiet" stwierdza: nze gdyby
nawet byl cieh prawdy W powyz-
szej wiadomo5ci, to ten c1eh
wystarcza, aby zamacic spok6j
caIej S}owianszczyzny. Warunki
take mogiyby bye zaproponowa-
ne Rosyi tylko W tym wypadku,
gdyby byia zwyciezona, ale nawet
w6wczas ME moglyby bye przy-
igte, poniewaz przyjscie ich bylo-
by pochlonieciem swiata slowiah-
suego przez niemiecki. Leplej
Jest dla Rosyi zrzec sic wp}ywu
W Tybecie, niz po1ozenia wielkie-
go mocarstwa sIowlanskiego W
Europe. Koree moze Rosya przy-
iaczyG i bez pomocy Niemiec,wre-
szcie Korea ME jest jeszcze dla
niei tax niezbedna, jak Bosfor.
Ale dalej Mar. Listy" dodaja u
spakaiaiaco, ze wedlug lnforma-
cyl ich correspondents petersbur-
skiego rad rosyjski wypowie-
dzia1 sic stanowczo przeciw ta-
kiemu uk1adowi, majacemu ma &C.
Iu tylko wplatanie Rosyl W wojne
ze Stanami Zjednoczonemi i An
gliq, ably, oslabiajac jej potege,
zapobiedz 'niebezpleczehstwu
sIowianslciemu".
Wypadki wojenne naturalna
koIeja rzeczy wywoiuja ca}y SEE
reg sprzecznych, nieraz nawet
fantastycznych, pogladow, zwla-
SEGA jezeli chodzi jej rezulta-
ty. Zdaniem 'Mosk. Wied." dadza
sic one w swei roznorodnoScI
sprowadziG do czterech najbar-
dziej typowych Welding zda-
MA najbardziej rozpowszech-
nionego, JapOaczysy swo-
ich dziaaaniach wojennych
ogranicza sic Korea. O.
czywi$cie bedzie i'm daleko wy
godniej zajmowa6 stanowisko O.
bronze niz zaczepne, zwlaszcza
wobec powolnoSci ruchow je-
dnej strony doskonalej znajo-
mo$ci sztuki fortyfikacyjnej
drugiej. w tych warunkach ar
mia japohska ME moze bye od-
cieta Cd kraju, ktorym flota be-
die utrzymywala nieustana ko-
munikacye, dowozac mu zywnoSc
i amunicye.
Taxi obraz przyszlej wojny
rozstrzyga kwestye jej d1ugo-
trwa}osci. Oczywiscie, ME moze
zakohczy6 sic predko, poniewaz
obie strony beda potrzebowa7y
znacznego czasu do przygotowa-
MIA wykonania obmyslonych o.
peracyj. Rosya potrzebuje czasu
IA sIs.pienie znaeznej do 800 ty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-21

Artura Cd otwartego morza. O.
krety wojenne ME beda mogly a
nj wejSc, ami wyjsc portu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-21
Szpital parniatkowy.

Plan wybudowania szpitala pa
miatkowego z powodu strasznej
katastrofy W teatrze Iroquois,bli-
ski jest urzeczywistnienia: zna-
czna cze$e funduszow potrze-
bnych do wybudowania szpitala'
ofiaruja w. M. Hoyt i R. L.
Crane, ktorych pierwszy stracii
w owej katastrofie wnuczke /
dwoch wnukow, drugi dwoje
wnuk6w, dzieci A. F. Gartza,
skarbnika Crane Co. Szpital ma
stanae ma rogu Hermitage ave.
York str, w zwiazku homeopa-
tyczaem kolegium medyczaem. i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-21
krOnika MiejsCOwa.
Znowu pozar reniz.

Ubieglej nocy spalily sic dru-
gle W przeciagu jednego tygodnia
remizy tramwajowe nalezace do
Union Traction Co.: tym razem
rernizy ma rogu ulic w. Division
i Western ave. Jak wiadomo,
pred tygodniem w niedziele spa
lily sic remizy ma rogu Blue
Island ave. Leavitt str. pozar
tam zrzadzii szkode ma $25o,ooo.
Pozar ubieglej nocy zrzadzA
szkode ma 100000, opr6cz bu-
dynku, kt6ry byl $50 stop d4ugi,
a 200 szeroki, spali}o sic al wa
gonow letnich, SO wagonow
zamknietych, 10 wagonow moto-
rowych, jeden wagon do zamia-
tania i jeden plug Sniezny. Obie-
gaia pogioski, ktorym wierzy /
policya i straz ogniowa, ze ogieh
by} podiozony: nietylko podej-
rzana jest okolicznoSt, IL w pre-
ciagu tygodnla drugie remizy sic
pala, ale takze, re przy pozarze
ubieglej nocy spostrzezono, IL
wybuchl on rownoczesnie w
dw6ch przeciwnych kohcach bu-
dynku. Kilka os6b usilujacych
ratowat wagony, zosta}o pokale-
czonych; sa mimi: Charles Hen
derson, kt6ry wyni6s1 z budynku
ksiegi pieniadze, Frederick
Jones, J. Jacobson, Fred Nelson
David Robertson. Po wiekszej
czesci popiekli sic w twarz rece
ale zyciu ich ME grozi niebezpie-
czefstwo.
w sprawie policyi chicagoskieJ.
Kap. Alexander R. Piper z
New Yorku, byly komisarz poll
cyjny owego mlasta, ktory przez
6 tygodni tajemnie sledzil tutej-
szych policyantow w ogole po-
licya tutejsza, zSozyl obszerny ra-
port organizacyi "City Club.
Wyraza sic w MIN W sposob jak
najniepochlebniejszy sluzbie
policyjnej tutejszej, przytoczys
kilkaset wypadkow, w ktorych
spostrzegl policyant6w przekra-
czajacych swe ustawy lub "a
niedbujacych sw6j obowiazek,za "a
rzucil policyantom przedewszyst-
klein brak dyscypliny, potem
niedbalstwo, niezdolnoSc lekko-
mySlnoSc, a urzednikom policyj-
nym niekt6ryn brak energii, W
og6le zas calej policyi niedostate-
czna forse i brak urzadzeh odpo-
wiednich. Podal tez szereg rad
majacych ma celu zreformowanie
sluzby policyjnej. Odczytywanie
tego raportu zajelo dwie godziny
czasu: wysluchalo go okolo $50
czlonk6w Chicago Cub" Piper
wyjechal juz onegdaj wieczorem
do New Yorku.
RAPPORT jego ogloszono juz W
gazetach i oczywiScie odczytali
go urzednicy miejscy, czlonkowie
departamentu policyi, burmistrz
w og6le wszyscy, kt6rych to
interesuje. Wiele nowego jedna-
kowoz w tyrn raporcie ME ma:
braki w MIN wykazane, wykro-
czenia przeciw regulacyom i t. P.
zane So oddawna prawie wszyst-
kim, a co do rad podawanych, to
niestety niektore, i to najglo-
wnieisze, So zupe}nie niewykonal-
ne, dla braku fundusz6w, wlele
innych w praktyce takze ME da
sic zastosowat. Jednakawoz 20
stanie zwrocona uwaga ma ten
rapport o lie bedzie mozna' po-
czynione beda starania, by sto-
sunki sic polepszyly.
szpital paniatkowy.
Plan wybudowania szpitala pa
miatkowego z powodu straszne)
katastrofy W teatrze Iroquols'bli-
ski jest urzeczywistnienia: INA
czna czesc funduszow potrze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-21

OKlO, u 1IldICd. = CcSdIL Ia
gail wczoraj nova cd tronu nad-
zwyczajna sesye parlamentu. Ia
znaczyl, re Japonia zosta1a zmu-
szona do chwycenia "a broh,
Wszystkie pahstwa neutralne u
trzymuja Japonia coraz serde-
czniejsze stosunki. Poslowie wy
sluchali mowy pochylonemi
giovanni i wybrali p6zniej komi-
tet, kt6ry wygotowai odpowiedz
ma move cd tronu. w tel odpo-
wiedzi dziekuje parliament armii
japohskiej "a jej dotychczasowe
zachowanie sic.
Berlin, FL marca. = Car przy-
rzekl Kuropatkinowi, re ME zgo'
dzi sic ma zawarcie pokoju, dopo-
XII ostatni Japohczyk ME zostanie
wypedzony Mandzuryi i Korei.
Rzyn, FL marca. - Yacht kro-
lewski udaje sic do Neapolu,
gdzie kr6l Wiktor Emanuel spo-
tka sic z cesarzem Wilhelmem.
Spotkanie to ME bedzie mia}o po-
litycznego charakteru. Cesarz
Wilhelm zabawi w Neapolu
przez cztery dni.
Konstantynopol, Fl marca. =
Poslowie rosyiski i austryacki
zwrocili uwage sultana ma nlebez-
pieczehstwo, ma jake sic naraza,
ociagajac sic przeprowadzeniem
reform $ci$le w mySl zyczeh Ro-
syi Austryi. Sultan naradza} sic
T. poslem niemieckim mad odpo-
wiedzia, jaka ma udzielic tamtym
pos3om.
Paryz, Fl marca. : Podczas
przyjecia kardynalow w dniu
swoich imienin, 10 marca, Ojciec
Sw. zganil postepowanie rzadu
francuskiego w sprawie zako-
now tax ostro tax stanowczo,
re obecnie ME moze bye tenn
mowy, azeby prezydent Loubet,
bawiac w Rzymie, mia} bye ma
posluchaniu u Papieza. Tutejszy
Rad pociesza sic tenn, re tenn SER
deczniejsze stosunki zapanujs
miedzy MIN, rzadem wloskim.
Berlin, Fl marca. - w jednym
teatrow zaczeto przedstawiac
farse, pod tytulem "Rok warya-
tow, W ktorej gs6wnym bohate-
rem jest "dziki jezdziec" Roose-
welt i jego c6rka Alicya. Wyste-
puje nadto ma scene pose1
"Speck" bez dalszej nazwy. Po-
licya kaza}a zmienie nazwiska
Rooseve1ta ma "Mr. Miss Wa
shington", azeby ME obrazat
"majestatu" d1ikiego jezdzca
Bialego Ddomu.
Londyn, 21 marca. - Zachodzi
obawa, ze ME obejdzie sic bez
wojny ma polwyspie Balkahskinl.
Do Sofii nadchodza coraz cze-
Sciej wiadomoSci O stareiach
wojsk tureckich japohskiemi.
DIVA okrety tureckie zjawily sig
pod Burgas zaniepokoi}y umy-
sly. Prezes ministrow greckich
w Atenach zapowiedzial w sci,
mie, ze arrnia grecka musi bye
postawiona ma stopie wojennej
wobec wypadkow ma polwyspie.
Wodz powstaacow macedonskiet
Sarafow zakupil w Szwajcaryi
specyalny samochod do przewo-
zenia szybko strzelajacych armat.
New York, 2I marca. - Pa
rowiec "New York., udajacy sig
ztad do Southampton, zaczal BIZ
sko przyladka LIE Hagua nabie-
rae wody i tonac. Zdolano zatkat
dziure wode wypompowat. w
kanale by}a mgla i New York"
zderzyl sic w kilka godzin po
pierwszym wypadku rarowcenr
"Assaye", ma ktorego pok1adzie
znajdowaso sic 500 zo}nierzy an
gielskich, odje5dzajacych do
Bombay. Ma obydwoch okretach
powsta}a panika, leez obydwa do
Dfyne1y szczesliwie do SoxAhaxao.
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Bankiet dernokratow.

Dnia 13 kwietnia b. r. zbierze
sic okoIo 500 wybitnych demo-
kratow z caiego kraju W hotelu
Auditorium, gdzie odbedzie sic
dwudziesty czwarty roczny BAN
kiet klubu Iroquois ma Geese rocz-
nicy urodzin Tomasza Jeffersona.
Przemawiac bedzie miedzy inny-
mi gen. Nelson A. Miles, a re to
bedzie pierwsza jego przemowa
cd czasu, kiedy przeszedl W stan
spoczynku, przeto prawdopodo-
bna jest rzeczs, re wyrazi on swe
zapatrywania polityczne W obec
zb1izajacej sic Rampant prezy-
dencyalnej. Przemawiac tez bsda
William F. Villas, byly senator
Wisconsin,, byly ga czasow
Clevelanda) pocztmistrz general
ny a potem sekretarz spraw we
wnetrznych, = jakotez senator
Charles A. Culberson z Texas.
Mistrzem toastow bedzie S. S.
Gregory. Rownoczesnie robia sic
przygotowania do podejmowania
de1egacyj z innych miast; Tho
mas Taggart Indianapolis juz
zapowiedzial, ze przybedzie z
wielka delegacys.
Repertuar opery.
Dzis rozpoczyna sic drugi O.
statni tydzieh sezonu wielkiej o.
perry w Auditorium. DIS wieczo-
rem przedstawiona bedzie dsuga
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are awarded shall fail, neglect or re-
fuse to pay into the hands Of the
City Treasurer Of the City Of Stump.
ter the purchase price Of the same
within twenty days after the accept
ance of his or it's bid, the amount of
the certified check so deposited with
his or it's bid, shall be forfeited to
said City Of Sumpter, Oregon, and
shall be treated as liquidated dam
ages for the failure, neglect, or re-
fusal Of said bidder to purchase said
bonds, and shall he accepted by the
said City of Sumpter. as complete
satisfaction for any and all dam
age and injury sustained hy said
City by reason of such failure, neg
lect, or refusal.
Sec. 3. That the Mayor and Re
cordcr of said City of Sumptrr, Ore.
gou. are hereby authorized. directed,
aud instructed To perform and dO
any nnd all things that they may
deem advisable, moi in conflict with
the provisions ut this ordinance and
the Charter aud OIdiI uuccs Ci the
City of Sumptcr in the matter ot the
advert ising said bonds for sale aud
furnishing prospective buyers with
Information and data to the end that
said bonds may he negotiated for the
best price possible.
Passed the council Of the City Of
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ORDINANCE NO. 208

An ordinance to repeal Ordinance
No. 1893.
The City Of Sumpter does ordain
as follows:
That Whereas, an ordinance was
duly passed aud approved on the
2sth Of July, 1908, entitled can
Ordinance providing for the incur
ring Of an Indebtedness by the City
Of Sumpter, In Baker County, Ore
gon, Of $4,000 for the purpose Of
constructing sewer system In ac-
cordance with the map drawings Of
the City thereof, entitled, 'Specifi-
cations of Sumpter sewer system,
prepared by c. II. Fenner, City En-
gineer. and which are now on file in
the office of the Recorder of the City
of Sumpter, and providing for the
sale of bonds of the City Of Stump
ter. In Baker County, Oregon, to the
amount of said sum of s15, 600 for
said purposes and providing for the
time and manner Of the sale # said
bonds" said ordinance being No.
1893; and,
Whereas. pursuant to said ordi-
nance advertisements we're made for
bids for said bonds, and all bids
were rejected, and 1t is deemed nd.
visable to adopt new ordinance
with reference to said bond issue;
Now, Therefore, the above en-
titled Ordinance No. 1913 be, and
the same IL hereby repealed.
Passed the council this 4th day OF
January, 1904.
(Attest) s. s. START, Recorder.
Approved this Janaury 4th, 1904,
C. H. McCOLLOCH, Mayor.
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ORDINANCE NO. 200.

An Ordinance providing for the
incurring Of an indebtedness BY the
City Of Sumpter, In Baker County,
Oregon, Of el5, 900 for the purpose
of constructing . sewer system In
accordance with the map and draw.
ines thereof, entitled: ''Msp Of
sewer system of the City Of Stump.
ter" aud specifications thereof, en-
titled "Specifcations for Sumpter
sewer system" prepared by G. H.
Fenner, City Engineer, Of the City
Of Sumpter, and providing for the
sale of bonds of the City of Stump.
ter, In Baker County, Oregon, to
the amount of said sum OF s15, 900
for said purposes and providing for
the time and manuer Of sale of said
bonds.
The City Of Sumpter does ordain
as folllows:
Sec. l. That an Indebtedness of
$500 be incurred by the City of
Sumpter, Baker County, Oregon. for
the purpose of establishing and con.
structing a sewer system In said City
of Sumpter In accordance with the
map aud drawings thereof, entitled
"Map of sewer system of the City of
Sumpter, and the specifcat Ons
thereof. entitled "Speei ifications for
Sumpter sewer system, prepared by
c. H. Fenner. City Engineer, all of
which are now on file in the Office of
the Recorder Of the City of Sumpter,
Baker County, Oregon. and are here
by referred to and made part of
this ordinance.
Sec. 9. That said City of
Sumpter, Baker County, Oregon, be
bonded for said sum Of $4,000 for
the purpose of providing funds for
constructing said sewer system as
hereinbefore designated.
Sec. 3. That the Mayor of the
City Of Sumpter shall Immediately y
procure bonds of suitable design,
aud cause the same to be properly
filed out In amounts Of 800 each, or
any multiple thereof, up to 81, 900.
each of said bonds to bear date April
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NOTICE.

To interlopers and trespassers:
Notice is hereby given to Randall II.
Kemp and the Great Eastern Power
and Light company, or any Of its
representatives. that l have strictly
complied with the law as to my water
rights and that work IL being steadily
prosecuted. Aud | hereby give
notice to Randall II. Kemp, the q.
T.. r. Il l.. Co., or any of Of its
representatives that l will protect my
said rights at all hazards. And that
Randall II. Kemp, the q. T. p. Il l..
Co. or any Of its representatives
are hereby notified to keep of my
property without my written consent.
Dated Strawberry Camp, Decer bsr
>, 1903.
W. A. McNAUGHTEN, Owner.
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yearly until the full sum Of Fifteen
Thousand is paid. Said bonds to
bear int crest at the rate Ut six per
cent per annum from such date, said
interest to be paid semi -annu-
ally, principal and interest on said
bonds when due, to be paid at the
banking house of the Farmers Loan
Il Trust Co. at No. Twenty, Williams
Street, in the City and State Of New
York, said bonds to be Issued on
said First day of April 8. 1904.
Sec. 4. That said bonds shall be
placed in the hands of the City
Treasurer of the City Of Sumpter.
who shall keep a register in which
shall be entered 10y him the number
and amount of such bonds aud the
date of the issue thereof. and the
name of the person to whom issued.
Sec. 5. That said bonds and
each thereof shall be signed by the
Mayor and Recorder of the City OF
Sumpter under their name of office at
the time OF their issuance.
Sec. 6. That the expense Of max
ing any estimates of the cost of said
sewer system aud the expenses Of
making any estimates under said bond
issue. shall be paid out Of the pro.
ceeds of the sale of said bonds, and
the same shall be deemed part Of
the expense Of said sewer system.
That said sewer system shall be con.
structed and said improvement made
as soon after the issuance Of said
bonds as practicable. aud within one
year from the date thereof. Said
sewer system and said improvement
is to be made by contract let to the
lowest responsible bidder therefor rs
provided by the charter Of the City
Of Sumpter, and such ordinances and
resolutions az may be made and
passed by the Common Council Of
said city in regard thereto.
Sec. Z. That the said Mayor and
Recorder of the City Of Snmptcr. are
J hereby author ICED and instructed Ia
advertise said bonds for sale In the
"Bond Buyer" a paper Of general
circulation, published In New York
City, New York, once each wtet for a
perio1 Of two weeks, making three in
sertions, and that sealed bids for
said bond issue shall be forwarded
by persons bidding for the same to
the City Recorder of said City Of
Sumpter. and that said bids shall be
} opened by the common council Of
said City Of Sumpter, at the hour
: of Eight o'clock p. m. on the lst
day of March, 1904.
That said bonds shall be sold at not
less than par, nor otherwise than
for cash, and shall be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. That all
bids must he unconditional, other
: wise they will not be consi Tered.
That said City of Sumpter reserves
the right to reject any aud all bids.
That each bid shall be accompanied
10y n certified check payable to the
order of the City Treasurer Of the
: City Of Sumpter in the sum Of $3.50,
; rs an evidence Of good faith of said
: bid aud in case Of the acceptance OF
any bid by the City of Sumpter, II
shall he the duty Of the Recorder OF
said city to Immediately notify the
successful bidder of such acceptance
aud said bonds shall be issued to the
party or parties whose bid shall be
80 accepted, provided that said bid
, der shall deposit within twenty days
; after the acceptance of his or Its bid
; with the Treasurer of said City OF
) Sumpter IN lawful money OF the
United States Of America, the
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Sumpter, Oregon, this 4th day OF
January, 1904.
(Attest) 8. 8. START,
Recorder.
Approved this 4th day Of Jahu-
ary, 1904.
&. II. McCOLLOCH,
Mayor.
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POWDER RIVER
ON Thf RAMPAGE

Powder river and tributaries are
again on the rampage due to the last
few days of extremely warm weather
and the melting snow In the upper
regions. No serious damage has been
yet reported. but there Is inconven.
fence to travel both by rail and on
the county road to Bnruue.
One bent of the bridge across the
river near the smelter was disarrangcd
and the train from Baker City did
not get over on its way to Whitney
until nearly 1 o'lock this afternoon.
The passenger WAS about an hour late
this morning on account of the work
train, which WAS gathering material
with which to anchor the bridge, being
in the way. This work was rushed
along speedily rs possible and at the
time named an engine WAS run over the
bridge, and IL was found sufficiently
stable to allow the train To proceed.
Up the Bourne way there are sew
eral bridges over which the water IL
running. and IL Is with difficulty that
teams and uonveyances can pass.
County Commissioner Gleason and
Road Supervisor Estes went up that
way early this mornign with men to
endeavor to anchor the bridges down
and prevent their floating away.
Although no such flood rs that of
a weeks hack is feared, there is still
enough snow in the mountains to do
considerable damage, IL the warm
weather continues to hurry up its
melting.
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the stockholders of the Spanish.
A meriacn Iron company. of New
York Charles +. Rnad Is president,
William Astor Chandler vice rresi.
dent and William G. Tegethof secre-
tary. The remaining directors are
Colgate Hoyt, James G.. Colgate,
William Henry Yale, l.. n. Severance
and f.. j. Barney. The same inter.
ests also own large iron properties In
Cuba, the subsid iary companies
comprising FL Cobre mines. the Jur.
ague Iron company and the Cuban
Steel Ore company. FL Cobre cop.
per mine IL twelve miles northwest of
the city of Santiago. and the iron
properties some miles to the northeast
of the city. The copper mine has
been equipped with ten boilers which
furnish steam for the operation of
the pumps and other machinery.
Aside from the deposits in the
eastern end of the island, there are
copper ore bodies I'm the west, near
Havana, but these have not been ex
tensively eXlroited. FL Cobre IL the
only copper proposition In Cuba
which has been given much atteD.
tion.
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IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST

If you contemplate visiting the St.
Louis exposition, to secure reliable
information az TO railroad service,
the lowest rates and the best routes.
Also as to local conditions In St.
Louis; hotels, etc, etc.
If you will write the undersigne l.,
stating what information you desire,
the same will be promptly furnished.
Ii We do not have ii on hand, will
secure ii for you II possible, aud
without any expense to you. Address
Il. II. TRUMBCLL,
Commercil Agent, l42 Third street,
Portland, Oregon.
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DEEDS.
Special Excursion 10 The World S talr.

The Denver and \ Rio Grande.
in connection with the Missouri
Pacific. will run n series ot Person
ally Conducted Excursions 10 the
Wrold's Fair during June. These
excursions will be run through To ST.
Louis without change of cars, making
short stops at principal points en-
route. The first of these excursions
will leave Portland June 7th, and
the second June 18th. The rate from
Baker City will he $50 To st. Louis
and return EXcursionists going
via the Denevr ~ Rio Grnnde have the
privilege of returning via II different
route. This IL the most pleasant
WAY, as we'll as the most delightful
route. to cross the continent. The
stops arranged give an opportunity of
visiting the various points Of IN
terest in and about Salt Lake City,
Denver aud Kansas City. IL You
wish To accompany one of these ex-
cursions write at once to W. &. Nc
Bride, l24 Third street, Portland.
for sleeping car reservations.
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Don't 60 10 ST. Louis

Till you call at or write to the Chi
cako, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail
road. Office l34 Third Street, Port
land, Oregon. Low rates to al
points East, in connection with all
transcuntinentals.
W. s. ROWE, General Agnt,
Portland. Oregon.